Lindsays Cross Country Season updates: Grand Prix and Team Challenge
Lindsays Short Course XC champions Ben Potrykus and Stefanie Tucker are off and running as early leaders in our Cross Country Grand Prix for 2026-27/
And Cambuslang Harriers men and Edinburgh AC women are out in front in the Cross Country Team Challenge with one round remaining.
We’re pleased to update on both as the Lindsays Cross Country Season gathers pace after a great event at Kirkcaldy last weekend.
The Grand Prix is for Senior athletes with points allocated via race finish places at four events in total – culminating at the Lindsays National XC at Falkirk next February.
Inverclyde AC athlete Ben leads the men’s table with 50 points. Jamie Crowe (Central AC) is second on 43 with bronze medallist Angus Smith (Corstorphine AAC) on 36 points.
Cambuslang Harrier Stefanie leads the women’s table with the maximim 50 points. Zara Redmond, U20 champion at Kirkcaldy, is second on 43 with the evergreen Morag Millar (Central AC) third on 36 points.
Athletes will share a total of £4000 in prize-money when the GP concludes after Falkirk.
Senior Women podium at Kirkcaldy
The Cross Country Team Challenge top places – with £250 for each winning club – are up for grabs ahead of the final round.
That will be via the rescheduled Lindsays National XC Relays at Cumbernauld on Saturday 12 December.
In the women’s division, Edinburgh AC lead the way on 29 points. Carnethy HRC are second on 27 with Edinburgh Uni currently third on 26 points.
Completing the women’s top five teams are Cambuslang Harriers and Glasgow Uni.
Cambuslang head the men’s division on 29 points with Edinburgh Uni second by two points.
Joint third at the moment are Corstorphine AAC and Central AC on 26 points. Shettleston Harriers are in fifth place.
Senior men podium at Kirkcaldy
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