2024 LetsRun NCAAs Prediction Contest

The 2024 NCAA Cross Country Championships are this Saturday in Madison, Wisconsin and to celebrate we’ve got the LetsRun.com Prediction Contest to make them even more fun.

We’ve simplified the contest this year. Just give us your top 3 teams, and top 3 individuals from our simple guide.

We’ll score your picks and award great prizes to the winners.

Click here to get started if you have a LetsRun login.

Click here if you need a login

Prizes

Winner Overall Contest – 3 Year LetsRun.com Supporters Club Membership + LetsRun.com Shirt
2nd Place Contest – 2 Year LetsRun.com Supporters Club Membership + LetsRun.com Shirt
3rd Place 1 Year LetsRun.com Supporters Club Membership + LetsRun.com Shirt

Full Rules and Scoring TBD

The scoring is as follows:

• Each person that you correctly pick to finish in the top 3 = 1 point.
  It doesn’t matter if you actually get the pick exactly right. If you pick someone for 1st and they finish 3rd you still get the point. Vice versa is true as well. If you pick them to get third and they get third, it’s still only one point.
• Each event winner picked correctly = 3 more points (you pick someone for first and they get first, that’s 4 total points).
• Each event picked perfectly – All three picks: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the right order = 2 more points (here the order is key).

Do you understand the rules fully? The following example should explain any questions you have. If you pick 1st, 2nd, and 3rd correctly in any event in the proper order, it is 3 points (1 point for each person in the top 3) + 3 points (for getting the winner correct) + 2 points (bonus for perfect pick of top 3 in order) = 8 points.

The more points, the better.

The first tie breaker will be who picked the most winners of the races. The 2nd tie breaker will be who had the most 1st and 2nd place picks jointly together. If still tied we will do total points scored based on all the picks cross country style.

If still tied, we will have a random draw.

Disclaimers, etc.

Oh yeah, only one entry per person. No computerized/mechanical entries. I’m sure we should have a bunch of legal stuff here. How about this: your picks and your login name are not private and may be displayed on our website. And we’re not responsible if the free contest gets canceled for any reason, including if our database crashes. We’ll do our best to keep everything running smoothly. Additionally, this contest is void where prohibited by law. No purchase necessary. And yes, we can win our own contest. If we beat you, you’ll hear about it for sure. This contest is not affiliated with the NCAA in any way. Also we are not responsible for misspellings or errors including the fact that some of the people listed in the individual contest may not run. LetsRun.com is solely responsible for the prizes.