Kent Cross Country League fixture dates/venues/host
clubs for the 2025/26 season.
Saturday 11th October 2025: KXCL (1) Footscray
Saturday 18th October 2025: KXCL (2) Somerhill Tonbridge.
Saturday 15th November 2025: KXCL (3) Danson Park
Saturday 22nd November 2025: KCAA Veterans championships Central Park
Saturday 6th Decembe 2025r: KXCL (4) Swanley Park.
Saturday 13th December 2025: KXCL (5) Norman Park.
Saturday 10th January 2026: KCAA Main championships Brands Hatch.
Saturday 22 November
2025 - KCAA Veterans Championship Central Park Dartford hosted by Central Park
Athletics
Saturday 10 January 2026
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KCAA CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS -
Brands Hatch
Can`t guarantee a view like this,
but can guarantee some very competitive races.
Videoing and Photography Statement
The Kent Cross Country
League does not require video recorders or camera users to register the use
of their recording equipment as the prolific use of personal tablets &
smartphones make this impractical to police. Mark Hookway and others
regularly video at our meetings. Should one of these videos or photographs
appear on a club website, YouTube or on other social media outlets you need
to contact them direct should you wish it removed.
At some meetings we have
press reporters and official championship photographers from whom you can
obtain photographs of athletes in competition.
Also within the competition
and medal presentation areas people authorized by KCAA may take photos for
publicity & promotional purposes, especially for our Website or Facebook
page. When entering these areas you need to be aware that it is assumed that
you are giving permission for such photographs to be taken. Should a photo
appear on our Website or Facebook page which you would like removed; please
contact the League Secretary.
Cross Country
running
through woodlands
When
running through woodlands there is always a risk of being bitten by tick’s
etc.; and therefore insect repellent containing DEET is a good idea.
Unfortunately if the tick is infected with
Lyme disease there is a possibility of
them passing
it
on
to runners.
If after
having been on a run you notice a
red circular rash around a bite mark;
examples can be found
here.
you may want to get it checked out sooner
rather than later.
Further
details can be found at:
http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Lyme-disease/Pages/Introduction.aspx
Photos from Reebok UKCAU Inter-Counties
Championships - Nottingham 8 February 2003 are here...
11-02-03
