With that said - here's the actual state of the Summer series, with one event left to go (Newbridge in a weeks time):
Long
course (men) - Angus Tyner leads over Cyrill Baumann, with Wesley
Brownlow close behind, but dark horses Colm Moran and Colm Hill, and
several other M21s) lie in wait with only two events completed - so
theres a good chance for them to gain a spot with a good run in
Newbridge.
Long
course (women): Heather Wood currently leads over Ger Power and Eileen
Young - but Eileen has only completed two events, so if she comes to
Newbridge, Heather will need a good run to hold onto that top spot.
Medium
(men): Tony Maher still leads over Per-Olov Elovsson and Tommy Burke,
with Ian Murphy just behind - all four runners are close, so there's
still a chance for a shake up in those placings, depending on how the
last event goes.
Medium
(women): Catherine Joyce currently holds the lead, as the only lady to
complete four so far, but just behind her are Debbie Whelan, Deirdre
Coyle, Mary O'Connell and Kathryn Walley - all with just two completed
so far, and all within 200 points of each other - so everything to play
for here too!
Adventure
(men): Conor O'Brien leads, with Tom Malone and Donnacha Malone behind -
but Conor Masterson, Daragh Young and Paul Butterfield are close with
only two completed so far - they could all claim the top spot depending
on their last runs.
Adventure
(women): Gabrielle King has a good (unassailable?) lead over Aoife
Masterson and Beth Joyce - though Yvonne Reidy, Niamh Browne, Anyta
Richardson and Louise Fitzgerald are all in touching distance, given
that they have only completed two so far.
All
in all, there are still multiple places up for grabs in Newbridge -
prizegiving will take place the following week (19th) in Hollywood, at
the usual Score event & BBQ to mark the end of the Series.