Meet Information
How to enter as an individual (if you are not part of a team or club)
//assets.sp.milesplit.com/meets/562130/files/lo_ultssky_2023base.pdf -COURSE MAP
https://loneoak.ticketleap.com/ultimate - Online Spectator Ticket Purchase ($8.35 for adults over 18)
UPDATED RACES AND SCHEDULE AS OF Monday, October 16th due to estimated race entries.
Race #3 - 8th & Under Boys -3000 meters -1:15pm - Medals to top 15 overall, 6th & Under will receive additional medals (so 6th & Under Boys runners can choose to run the 2K distance at Noon or 3K distance at 1:15pm)
Race #4 - 8th & Under Girls -3000 meters - 2:00pm - Medals to top 15 overall, 6th & Under will receive additional medals (so 6th & Under Girls runners can choose to run the 2K distance at 12:30pm or 3K distance at 2pm)
Race #5 - 8th & Under Boys & Girls -4000 meters -3:00pm
Race #6 - High School 5K / also Open to the Public - 3:00pm (start simultaneous with 4K race, but will run an extra 1K loop)
**County all-stars scoring takes the top 5 finishing runners from each county that enter the race. You can run for your school, a club, or as an individual but would still count as part of your "County All-Star Team".
ENTRY FEE is $10 per runner entered as of the entry deadline on Thursday, Oct.19 at 6pm.
HOWEVER, $150 is the maximum per gender for a school team. ($150 max Boys/ $150 max Girls). Club teams and unattached are $10 per athlete.
Make checks payable to Lone Oak Preservation, LLC.
Mail to: Lone Oak Preservation, 215 Stirrup Circle, Nicholasville, KY 40356
Spectator entry fee will be $8.35 per adult, $3 per person 11-17 years old, free for under 10 years old.
*Teams, Clubs, and Unattached individuals can use the online registration. However, you may also register online by simply emailing directly to jktiming@gmail.com with name, gender, birthdate, grade, address, school affiliation listed - Entry fee payable at packet pick-up).
THIS MEET WILL BE A RUNNER AND SPECTATOR DREAM. An All-Star meet for literally every runner... but also a chance to run a big personal best.
1- Parking less than a 2 minute walk to team tent area/start/finish! (At a certain size, we may need to utilize a large parking area a few minutes away and have a quick shuttle service - the plan would be from parking car to the start line in 9 minutes or less.)
2- FAST and mostly FLAT for the 2K and 3K. The 4K and 5K are FAST and have only moderate hills.
3- With minimal movement, spectators would have the athletes run past them SIX TIMES during the 2K, EIGHT TIMES during the 3K, and TEN or more times during the 4K/5K. OR from an elevated viewing spot, you could stay in one place and watch the entire race except maybe 1 or 2 minutes. Bring binoculars and you'd feel like you are right next to them the entire way! The Course map above shows the "spectator locations for maximum run-bys".
4- A reward for every finisher. Medals to top 15 at minimum.
5- The honor and excitement of being part of an "All-Star team" whether you are already coming with a team OR coming as an individual. Every runner entering this meet is automatically a part of their County All-Star team and if your County wins, you win too. Each member (not just the top 5 or 7) will receive a piece of the County "trophy".
For many young athletes, the season doesn't really get started until late August. With the KTCCCA Championships happening in mid-October, this Late Season Championship is conducted with the purpose of letting athletes participate in an All-Star event or as final opportunity to get a personal best time on a fast course.