Fifty-three participants over three courses enjoyed the last orienteering event of the season today at Pioneer Park. A little extra concentration was required for today’s courses, with the easy course involving a treasure hunt to find letters at each of their controls to then unscramble and find a word, to receive a prize! And there
Beautiful conditions greeted the approx 40 participants in today’s cross country orienteering event at Mena View. For the second event in row, Alek Sims from Saltbush orienteers was the first finisher on Course 1. Well done! Sienna White had another fast run on Course 2, and young Jack Hocking had a great run on his
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Over 60 participants ventured to Surfleet Cove in Lincoln National Park for today’s orienteering event. It was great to see some new faces who were giving orienteering a try for the first time (or first time for a long time!). They were greeted by some relatively challenging terrain and carefully planned courses, that required accurate
What a huge weekend of orienteering for Lincoln Orienteers! Three events in three days, with the major event of the SA long distance Championships on the Sunday, attracting 99 entries. The majority of these competitors travelled from Adelaide to be involved, as well as several competitors from Victoria and approx 20 local participants. It began
Close to 40 competitors appreciated the perfect weather and beautiful surrounds at Log Hut Gully today. I think the general consensus was that the courses were challenging but very enjoyable. Well done to course setter Tim, and thank you Sue for helping on the desk! See the link for Results
Approx 60 participants were greeted by beautiful weather conditions at the picturesque “Mourilya” for today’s orienteering event. It was great to see some new faces giving orienteering a try at the first cross country event of this season. Our junior orienteers showed their class and speed today, winning all three of the hard courses. Austin
Lovely cool and calm conditions greeted the approx 70 paticipants who ventured over to Boston Island for today’s orienteering event. A huge thanks to Paquita and family for organising this event which entailed multiple trips over to the island to set controls. Thanks also to Peter Davis and family for allowing access to this unique
Almost 70 people (and several dogs!) enjoyed the delightful Coffin Bay orienteering event today, with most also staying afterwards for a BBQ breakfast/brunch of bacon and eggs! Many thanks to David and Sharron for course setting and organising, and all those that helped on the registration desk and cooking the BBQ’s. A few competitors managed
Friday night saw 45 competitors tackle this weeks’ orienteering course on the challenging Kirton Point map. Well done to everyone who made their way around, and especially to Tim for finding all 20 controls (even if it was slightly over the 45 minutes!!). Please click on the link for full Results Many thanks to Gary
