DUBLIN JUVENILE T&F LEAGUE 2
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Dublin Juvenile Track & Field Leagues 2026
League 2 Entries NOW OPEN
A fantastic day was had by all who made the long awaited return to Irishtown for the first of the Dublin Juvenile T&F Leagues yesterday!
The sun was shining, there were smiles and many fine performances from our athletes!
And a sincere thank you to all of our Coaches and Volunteers on the day!
Please find League 1 Results below:
Below is a summary of the remaining Dublin T&F League dates:
· League 2 Saturday 9th May @ 10.30am Morton Stadium (League 2 Schedule)
· League 3 Sunday 14th June @ 11.00am DSD AC (schedule to follow)
T&F LEAGUE 2 - ENTRIES NOW OPEN!
ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY 30TH APRIL AT 10PM
How do the Leagues work?
The T&F Leagues are a Dublin only Competition for U10 – U16 Age Groups.
Medals will be awarded on the day for U10s & U11s as this is a T&F Competition.
For U12 – U16 Age Groups points are awarded to the top six athletes in each event. The top 6 athletes with the highest points accumulated over the three Leagues will receive awards - Trophies to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place and Medals to 4th, 5th & 6th place.
So the more events you enter – the more opportunities you have of accumulating points!
Points are awarded to the top 6 athletes in each event as follows:
1st 7 points
2nd 5 points
3rd 4 points
4th 3 points
5th 2 points
6th 1 point
The Leagues are a relaxed introduction to T&F Competitions. They are a great opportunity for athletes to try new events and to get some competition experience (and practice) before the upcoming Dublin Juvenile T&F Championships in May and June. We would encourage all athletes to come along and enter as many events as possible.
Please arrive at least 1 hour before your scheduled event, remember times are approximate and events can start up to 45 minutes earlier than scheduled.
Volunteer Officials – (NO experience required!)
As with all events it is a condition of the Dublin Athletics Board Juvenile Competition Committee that all Clubs provide officials – without volunteers and officials - these competitions cannot take place.
To ensure our coaches can prepare and assist their athletes we look to parents to help when required and aim to schedule volunteers on a rota basis throughout the day to share the load.
There are a number of parents who step up regularly - for which we are most appreciative - however we would like to invite those that have not volunteered before to also come forward.
Please let us know when you are available - there is no prior experience required – it is a great way to learn more about the different events and give back to the athletics community.
As always we endeavour to minimise time officiating by spreading the work among many – it is much appreciated if you could make yourself available if asked to help on the day if we are asked to provide additional volunteers.
Notes:
Club singlets must be worn (singlets will NOT be on sale on the day)
An athlete cannot step up or down an age in any event (except U9 born 2018 can step up to compete with U10s).
Track events – Short Sprints will be decided on Heats/Semi-finals/Finals, all other races will be decided on time.
Field events – 3 throws/jumps per athlete
All competing athletes must be currently registered with AAI for 2026.
In the event of contests clashing, officials will show flexibility, ie if a competitor is involved in long jump contest and a track event/other field event is called, he/she will be facilitated to participate in both, but must inform the official(s).
The programmes and event orders are subject to change to facilitate the smooth running to the competition.
Additional Links:
We look forward to seeing you there! Please don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any further questions.
Yours in sport
Sharon Wilson - Director of Athletics Operations





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