In addition to the awards that are voted by the Terrigal Trotters members there are further awards that are presented at the July Milestones presentation to recognise the winners of the fiercely contested Annual Running Competitions:
The competitions run for the duration of the financial year (1st July - 30th June). To be eligible for any of the awards, a member must have recorded no less than fourteen (14) attendances at Saturday morning Trotters’ runs during the financial year. Only performances achieved after a member has earned their official Trotter Number by completing ten (10) recorded Saturday morning runs will count.
This series was first conducted during the 2002-03 race year. It is a point score series where the best seven (7) races of a member are averaged over the year to determine the highest scorer. Points are determined using the World Masters Athletics Road Age Standards that allocate points to performances based on the age and gender of the athlete. The member with the highest total point score wins. Trophies are awarded to the top seven (7) finishers in the competition. The competition rules are as follows:
Financial Year 18
Financial Year 19
This is a point score series where all the Time Trial performance points of a member are aggregated over the year to determine the highest scorer.
Points are determined using the World Masters Athletics Road Age Standards that allocate points to performances based on the age and gender of the athlete.
The member with the highest total point score wins, and trophies are awarded to the top three (3) finishers in the competition.
This competition has over the years been extremely close and requires participants to turn up to as many TT races as possible whilst working around
other commitments and staying injury free. It is the ultimate test of commitment.
The competition rules are as follows:
This is a point score series where the three best ultra-running (distances greater than 42.195km) performance points of a member over the year are totalled to determine the highest scorer. Points are determined using the World Masters Athletics Road Age Standards that allocate points to performances based on the age and gender of the athlete, with adjustments for terrain and distance as detailed below. The member with the highest average point score wins, and trophies are awarded to the top three finishers in the competition. The competition rules are as follows: