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Junior selections for World Orienteering Championships, European Youth Championships and Junior European Cup announced

The British Teams for the 2018 Junior World Orienteering Championships, European

Youth Championships and Junior European Cup have been announced.

Many congratulations to the following athletes who have been selected to represent Great Britain in the 2018 Junior World Orienteering Championships which are being held in Kecskemet, Hungary, 9 - 14 July 2018.

Men Women

Alex Carcas (EUOC/INT)

Matthew Fellbaum (EUOC)

Eddie Narbett (EUOC/BOK)

Aidan Rigby (CUOC/CLOK)

Daniel Spencer (WCOC)

Alastair Thomas (WCOC)

 

Non-Travelling Reserve:

Freddie Carcas (LUOC/INT)

Fiona Bunn (CUOC/TVOC)

Niamh Hunter (WCOC)

Laura King (EUOC/AIRE)

Grace Molloy (FVO)

Chloe Potter (ShUOC/BOK)

Emma Wilson (EUOC/CLYDE)

 

Non-Travelling Reserve:

Eilidh Campbell (MAROC)

Many congratulations to the following athletes who have been selected to represent Great Britain in the 2018 European Youth Orienteering Championships, which are being held in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, 29th June – 1st July 2018

Men Women

David Bunn (TVOC)

Flurry Grierson (DEVON)

Matthew Gooch (MAROC)

Peter Molloy (FVO)

Daniel Spencer (WCOC)

Alastair Thomas (WCOC)

Eilidh Campbell (MAROC)

Niamh Hunter (WCOC)

Megan Keith (INVOC)

Lizzie Stansfield (FVO)

Tara Schwarze-Chintapatla (EBOR)

Many congratulations to the following athletes who have been selected to represent Great Britain in the 2018 Junior European Cup to be held in Villars-sur-Ollon, Switzerland, 3rd – 7th October 2018

Men  Women

David Bunn (TVOC)

Freddie Carcas (LUOC/INT)

Tom Lines (EUOC/ECKO)

Eddie Narbett (EUOC/BOK)

Daniel Spencer (WCOC)

Alastair Thomas (WCOC)

Finlay Todd (GUOC/INVOC)

Fiona Bunn (CUOC/TVOC)

Eilidh Campbell (MAROC)

Lucy Haines (EUOC/AIRE)

Niamh Hunter (WCOC)

Laura King (EUOC/AIRE)

Lindsay Robertson (EUOC/CLYDE)

Anika Schwarze-Chintapatla (EBOR)

Tara Schwarze-Chintapatla (EBOR)

Emma Wilson (EUOC/CLYDE)

 Teams will be reviewed and confirmed following EYOC and JWOC.
 

Paul Murgatroyd, Head Coach for Talent, commented: 
"I am pleased to see so many of the junior athletes performing so well at the recent round of selection races and there are some very talented individuals going overseas to represent Great Britain this summer. The JWOC team has a range of international experience, with some 'veteran' athletes, such as Fiona Bunn going to her fourth JWOC, along with others, such as Daniel Spencer and Niamh Hunter, who are appearing in a GB vest for only the second time in their careers. It will be interesting to see how this group deal with the challenges of what promises to be an intriguing JWOC in Hungary, as a combination of the heat and inland forested sand dune terrain test their skills to the maximum! I am excited also to see the potential in the EYOC team, with five M/W16's making their international debuts, and I feel there is some real potential in this group to do not only well in Bulgaria, but also beyond this, as they embark on what we hope are long and successful careers in the sport. Finally, the JEC team brings many of these two groups together to gain further international exposure in a unique JEC, where the format in Switzerland includes a mixed sprint relay, a middle and a mass start, gaffled long race, all for the first time at this particular competition. Good luck to all involved in the summer's racing!" 

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