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More stats from the competition, because you can never have too many stats. These are weighted miles.

Overall team results and age group results are as shown on the main website. 

Top 10 Men Overall

Top 10 Women Overall

Here at last are the official results for the Run Session. Winning clubs and athletes are being contacted (or have already been contacted) by USAT.

Total Run Miles (Actual): 90,938 Average Per Team: 1,541 Average Per Athlete: 68.27

Run Report (Divisions)

Run Report (All Teams & Athletes)

Top 10 Men

Top 10 Women

While we wait for the official results and prize announcements to be made, how about a few Interesting Facts from the run session? 

Total run miles = 90,938. Those are actual miles, not the x3 weighted miles. That's more than 3 times around the earth at the equator. 

Total run miles, men = 54,149 

Total run miles, women = 36,789

59 clubs recorded run miles in February

Average per club = 1,541 miles. That's just under the distance between Boston and Dallas.

1332 athletes recorded run miles in February

Average per athlete = 68.27 miles. More than 2 marathons each, on average.

Highest one-day mileage total: February 19, 5,320.23 miles. Roughly the distance from New York to Buenos Aires Argentina.

Lowest one-day mileage total: February 24, 1,836.21 miles. Roughly the distance fromDetroit to LA by car. 

Most active participation day: February 1, 1,073 runners

Least active participation day: February 13, 318 runners

Highest average mileage day: February 26, 9.5 miles per runner

Lowest average mileage day: February 1, 3.47 miles per runner

Official results are still being compiled, but the unofficial results are available on the website. Also don't forget to check the age group results.

Here we are in the home stretch of the competition and it looks like there are a few divisional battles that could go down to the wire. Here's a quick roundup: 

Division 1

Three teams are clustered near the top of the standings in the heavyweight Division 1 (clubs with more than 250 members): Cyclonaut Multisport of Agawam MA continues to lead the pack heading into the final few days of the Run session, with Jacksonville FL's Hammerheads about 1,000 NCC miles behind. That's only 333 real miles, so it's still not over. The other big mileage club in the pack is perennial contenders DC Tri Club out of Washington DC, and even though they are still some distance back a big push (and maybe some good running weather) could make things close.

Division 2

The Kansas River Valley Tri Club is still hanging onto a 1,000 NCC mile lead in this division over newcomers Swim Bike Run, based in Town and Country MO. Another 1,000 behind them is Colorado's Boulder Tri Club but again, a big effort from either of the chasing teams could change the final standings on February 29.

Division 3

This division, for clubs with 80-129 members, is an anomaly this year as the Fredericksburg Tri Club of Fredericksberg VA has opened up a big lead over the rest of the division. The real battle is for second place right now, with Paole Sport from Seattle WA holding a 1,000 mile lead over the Redline Tri Club of Font du Lac WI. 

Division 4

This is where the closest race in the competition is going on. In first place today (February 25) is the Brentwood Endurance Athletic Team of Brentwood TN, but right behind them and chasing hard is Get Fit Families of Cranberry Township PA. Not far off the pace is the Northwest YMCA Tri Club based in Irmo SC. The gap between 3rd place and 1st place is less than 300 miles, and just over 100 miles behind the Y crew is Team NRGY of Montclair NJ. This could get interesting over the final few days!

Division 5

The battle for top spot in the final division has come down to two teams: Hurdle the Dead of Harrisburg PA (the team with perhaps the best name in the competition, maybe even the country) is out front with a slim lead over Women of Steel, racing out of Auburn IN. We won't know who comes out best until all the results are in.

Even if your club is not vying for a divisional or overall prize, it's still worth putting in some run miles this week for your internal standings. Bragging rights may not come with a banner or a cash prize but they are still good for reminding your club mates who can put the hammer down when it counts.

Good luck and happy running to everyone in the final week of the 2011-2012 NCC.

Are you a hoarder? No, not like those poor souls on TV who fill their houses with junk, or cats, or clothes. Are you a mileage hoarder? Do you swim bike or run a week or a month's worth of miles and then wait until the last day to enter them all? And do you just dump all your miles into a single entry?

If this describes your mileage entry habits, then the 99% of athletes who enter their miles as they swim/bike/run them would like you to please stop doing that. 

it only takes a couple of minutes to login and enter your miles, especially when you can enter one of each type of workout simultaneously. This makes for a more accurate picture of team and individual standings as we go through each session. It also makes for a much prettier mileage graph on your individual athlete stats page. 

So unless you want the NCC TV crew to show up unannounced at your next workout, please enter your miles as you go. You'll feel so much better if you do.