For you – any pace, any distance, any terrain

Age: Juniors

Surrey XC League

The Surrey XC League is one of the major features in the club season and a key part of Ranelagh history. The league features four

Brasher Cup

Awarded in a scratch race for under 15 first claim members over a Cross country course as near as may be two and a half

Chalkie White Salver

Awarded in a scratch race for under 17 first claim members over a Cross country course as near as may be three and a half

Centenary Trophy

Awarded in a scratch race for under 13 first claim members over a Cross country course as near as may be two and a half

Jack Ellicock Trophy

Awarded to the first member under 18 years of age to finish in the Baker Cup 3 miles Road Handicap race.

Ranelagh Cup

Competed for annually by teams from schools invited by the Committee to participate over a cross-country course as near as may be three and a

Carl Nargang Trophy

Awarded annually to a member who, in the opinion of the President, has made an outstanding contribution to the club in any capacity.

Camilla Cup

Awarded in a scratch race for female Junior Section first claim members over a Cross country course as near as may be two and a

Lotinga Cup

Awarded in a scratch race for Junior Section first claim members over a Cross country course as near as may be three and a half

David Malleson Trophy

Awarded to the Junior Section first claim member who in the opinion of the Committee has shown the most improvement in the year.

Ranelagh Harriers vs The Stragglers Mob Match : 18 June @ ODP

June 14, 2022

Ranelagh Strava Rundown #151

June 12, 2022

What people say

I love Tuesday night trainings - it’s a great chance to catch up with my group while being motivated to improve my fitness.

Since I’ve joined Ranelagh my pace has improved tremendously, with distances I’d previously thought impossible for me, now an achievable goal.

At first I wasn’t sure if Ranelagh was the right running club for me but I’m so glad I’ve joined - everyone is really friendly, helpful and supportive.

Like so many crazy dreams, the London Marathon was hatched in a pub. But unlike the dreams that drain away with the last pint, this one survived and grew into one of Britain’s greatest sporting events

It’s an honour to be part of a committee of a club with a longstanding history - everyone really pulls together to realise events and to make things happen.