Club Standards & Achievement Tables

Top 20 Age Grade Performances – Year to Date

NJ TOP TWENTY AGE GRADES 2026 YTD

NJ-TOP-TWENTY-Achievements-2026-Oct-1.pdf

NJ TOP TEN TIMES 2026 YTD

NJ-TOP-TEN-TIMES-2026-Oct-1.pdf

All NJ Women’s and Men’s Achievements 2026

NJ-Womens-Achievements-2026-Oct-1.pdf

NJ-Mens-Achievements-2026-Oct-1.pdf

All NJ Women’s Best Age Grade & Event in 2026

NJ-All-Womens-Best-AG-2026-Oct-1.pdf

All NJ Men’s Best Age Grade & Event in 2026

NJ-All-Mens-Best-AG-2026-Oct-1.pdf

TRACK, FIELD, WALK.

NJ-Womens-Track-Field-Walk-2026-Oct-1.pdf

NJ-Mens-Track-Field-Walk-2026-Oct-1.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In Newmarket Joggers, like any other running club, the time you take to run a particular distance shows how quick or slow you are compared with other club members. However, our senior club members range in age from 16 to 70+ and it’s clear that advancing age takes its toll on how fast people can run, just as youngsters in Junior Joggers will steadily improve as they approach adulthood. Age grading is a way of comparing athletes’ performances, allowing for the difference in ages. Runners tend to reach their peak potential from their 20s to their 30s if trained in their earlier years, with performances in longer races like marathons peaking later than sprint and middle distances. However, it’s quite common now for people to begin running or come back to running in their 30s, 40s, 50s or 60+ with very little training in their earlier years. Late starters will be rewarded with a flurry of motivating PBs and will enjoy their journey to peak fitness.

Age grades for run and walk events are expressed as a percentage of a notional world record speed for an athlete of your age and sex over the distance in question.  For throws and jumps the age grade is expressed as a percentage of distance, so in both cases a higher AG number is better.

The achievement tables on this page show your best known performance for the year across all licensed events, parkruns and Run Newmarket.  Both ARC and UKA-licensed races are included here.  Performances in UKA-licensed races and parkrun (but not Run Newmarket or ARC races) are also listed in your profile on Power of Ten.

Club Standards are based on age grade as shown in the tables below.