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We are proud to announce New Balance as our new presenting partner for the 42nd Annual Indoor Games

Welcome to the 42nd Annual Running Room Indoor Games Presented by New Balance. Over the past 41 years, the Indoor Games have hosted over 206,000 athletes. We are excited to bring you the 42nd edition and welcome athletes from grade 3 to 12 to the Universiade Pavilion to experience the thrill of competing against themselves and each other, in the tradition of good sportsmanship.

The 2020 competition begins on February 19th, and the Finals take place on March 14th.

Admission:

Preliminary Events (February 19-20, March 10) are Free to the Public.
Saturday, March 14, 2020:
$5 for Adults;
$2 for Youth, Students, and Seniors;
Free for children under 6.

Athletes and Coaches competing that day enter free.
General seating only. Tickets are good all day.

Pictures of the 2020 Running Room Indoor Games will be added to The Running Room's Facebook page. Photo Galleries include 2019, 2018, and 2017.

More great running events this season!

Hypothermic Half Marathon 2020 – Edmonton 2
- February 16th, 2020
- 21K, 10K, and 5K

St Patrick's Day Trail Run / Jog / Walk
- March 15th, 2020
- 5K & 10K

2020 Solstice Edmonton
- June 18th, 2020
- 5K

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For sponsorship opportunities please contact Liz Caine - [email protected]

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|Faq
My athlete had a fast time in their event. In the listed results, their name is listed below much slower athletes. Why?
The results list heat winners first, followed by the next fastest times. If your athlete did not win the heat, their name will appear after the event's heat winners.
Why are my athletes/teams in the same heat of the next round?
The normal seeding in the first (preliminaries) round is to not have athletes/teams from the same school in the same heat.
However... AFTER the first round, the seeding is based on place and time. Assuming there are three heats for the next round, this means the heat winners are distributed in a 1-2-3-3-2-1-1-2-3-3-2-1-1-2-3... fashion, followed by the fastest (non-winning) qualifiers. If both of your teams win their heat, and the "A" team has the fastest time and the "B" team has the 12th or 13th fastest time, the teams will both be in heat one of the next round.
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