parkrun registration stats this week

There is still a little time for new registrations this week, but at the time of writing and compared to the figures in my post this time last week....

Totalling up new registrations across parkrun globally, shows that parkrun has attracted a further 4,041 registrations in the last week.

This takes the total number of global parkrun registrations up to 392,325 (from 388,284). That is a growth of 1% since last week. At this rate of growth parkrun should break-through the 400,000 registrations mark in 2 just weeks time.

As far as I am aware Sandgate parkrun (Brisbane, Australia) is the only new event starting this week.

With two weeks now under it's belt, Malahide parkrun continues to be top of the charts in the number of new registrations category, this week adding yet another 187 new registrants so far. That is now three weeks in a row that Malahide parkrun has added the most new registrations.

parkrun events showing notable growth in registrations this week are:

Event	Total	This week
Malahide parkrun	932	187
Sandgate parkrun	134	113
Newy parkrun	1752	55
Leeds parkrun	11070	52
New Farm parkrun	4056	48
Glasgow parkrun	12240	47

Good to see a couple of the larger UK events high up the table this week after the southern hemisphere domination of this table recently.

Also of note this week:
Cannon Hill parkrun has broken through the 5000 registrations mark
Harrogate parkrun has broken through the 2000 registrations mark
Burnley parkrun has broken through the 1000 registrations mark

No great surprises in the "largest parkrun in the world" category this week, where it is still:

Event	Total
Bushy parkrun	20874
Glasgow parkrun	12240
Leeds parkrun	11070

And at the other end of the spectrum, but just as worthy of a mention we have:

Event	Total
Torrens parkrun	1
Upton Court parkrun	16
Kingscliff parkrun	43

Torrens parkrun will be the next new parkrun event joining the family. It will be located in Adelaide (Australia) and will be starting next weekend (1st December). parkrun is really growing quickly in Australia at the moment.