For our final street/park event, a small contingent of dedicated orienteers travelled up to beautiful Tumby Bay, to explore the Tumby island and marina areas. Gordon brought along a map from 2008 which was possibly the last time that this area had been used for orienteering? Well done to Alison Hoopmann who raced around the
About 42 participants enjoyed Friday evening’s event, exploring the streets and surrounds of the Lincoln Marina. It was a challenging long course, even more so for one competitor who arrived back late after finding the footbridge raised and having to make a long detour!! Sienna White blitzed the field with an outstanding run, collecting all
It was great to see some new faces among the 47 competitors in last nights orienteering event. The first time orienteers performed very admirably, so will hopefully be keen to join us for the next event in 2 weeks time! Even though it was hilly terrain, there were many comments that it was “a very
Competiors enjoyed a pleasant evening starting from the top of the hill at Nelson Square. Some were tricked by control placements, some took time out to play at the playground, and some had to sing a lullaby to put their grandchildren to sleep…but fun was had by all!! For results click here: Kirton Point Results
A beautiful Port Lincoln morning greeted the almost 70 participants in today’s street/park event. It was great to see a number of groups trying out orienteering for the first time. Click on the link for results: CBD Results Thanks to Paquita and family for course setting and well done for organising the first event of the
For our end of season event we ventured to the grounds of Navigator College for Lincoln Orienteers’ first electronically timed “sprint” event. Budding young mapper Austin Clem enjoyed many hours of toil in producing his first map, of which he was very proud. It was a fast, furious and fun map to run! There were
Last weekend was the culmination of this years cross country events with the event at Log Hut Gully set by Gary Ettridge. It was 6 months in the planning, starting off early in the year by Gary going out to the site and identifying all the control points Ito be used and then setting the
The frustrating three week delay to this event had its upside, as we were blessed with perfect weather on the day and a pleasing attendance of 40 people. It has been around fifteen years since we orienteered in this area, and most people agreed on what a great place it was. The new map also
Unfortunately due to the current lockdown we are unable to host the planned event for this Sunday. We have postponed the event at this stage until further notice.
