This is the new version of the Manager App designed to help team managers register their runners for the 2022 Assembly League or the 2022 SEAC Bridges Relay. This version is 2.02 and includes:
1) A fix to ensure buttons can be read on all devices
2) A fix so that when one runner is allocated the bib of another the former’s allocated bib is set back to “na”.
We are very pleased to announce that we will be hosting the 2021 SEAC Bridges Relay at the EcoPark in North Greenwich near the O2 Dome. The course is slightly over 2 miles on the Thames footpath around the Dome. The event is for male/mixed Open teams of 4 and Ladies teams of 3. The event is a come changed event and race will commence at 18:30 on 8 September 2021. The event is open to corporate and running club teams. Entry forms may be found here:
https://stockexchangeac.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/2021-Bridges-Relay.docx
Unfortunately, due to the current health situation we are unable to host this year’s relay on the Albert Embankment. As an alternative we are inviting runners to join a virtual relay, where each participant runs a solo course of 2.3 miles and then submits their time. The run needs to made between 18th and 24th of June. The event is being managed here:
https://data.opentrack.run/en-gb/x/2020/GBR/seacbr/
There is no charge for the race this year. We hope to revert to our traditional race next year.
These are the adjusted results for the sixth race and final standings for the 2019 League.
Below are the results for the final race in the 2019 League. The final league standings will be published later today.
These are the League’s team and individual standings after five events. Some duplicate registration have been identified and combined but there are a few people who look as if they have run for more than one club. Also corrections after specific feedback from club members.
These are the results from last week’s race, with a few corrections.
Draft results of the fifth race in the 2019 League are below. These are the first results where no paper was used to record either the runner registration, the finish times or bib numbers. With more volunteers helping at the finish the data quality is much improved and these results were the easiest to produce this season, by a considerable margin.
These are the standings in the team and individual categories after four events.
Also, please note that there is a new runner and bib registration method for those clubs that cannot access the SEAC Manager App. This ends registration by paper. The new method can be accessed below:
These are the results for the Crystal Palace race. The bulk of the times should be reasonable and the actual bibs are pretty final subject to a couple of small amendments for which I need feedback.