Entries close this Sunday (9 October)
Preparations are well underway for the start of the Law Trust IOM Cross-Country League which begins in just over one weeks' time.
The first round of the popular competition is set to take place at Port-e-Chee Meadow in Douglas on Sunday, 16 October, with the first race starting at 1pm.
There will be four rounds in total for the series - the second will take place at Crossags, Ramsey on Sunday, 6 November.
Following that is the third round at Port-e-Chee Meadow on 4 December before the fourth and final stage at QEII in Peel on 15 January, 2023.
The series caters to all competitors aged between seven and 70.
Entries for the league - which are online only this year - close at Midnight this Sunday (9 October).
Dave Griffiths says the cross-country league provides great conditioning for local athletes.
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