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Share  Tweet Monday 22nd April 2024

Teams named for JWOC and EYOC

The GBR teams for the Junior World Orienteering Championships (JWOC) and the European Youth Orienteering Championships (EYOC) are announced.

The JWOC races are in Plzeƈ, Czechia from 1 - 6 July and the EYOC races are in Szczecin, Poland from 21 - 24 June.

All named athletes are selected to all disciplines at each competition.

In alphabetical order of surname, the JWOC team is:

JWOC Men M20

JWOC Women W20

Ben Gostick

Ruth Gooch

James Hammond

Jocie Hilton

Adam Methven

Isobel Howard

Thomas Rollins

Daisy May McNamara

Ben Squire

Imogen Pieters

Euan Tryner

Freya Tryner

Non-travelling reserves: Adam Barrie and Emma Crawford

 

In alphabetical order of surname, the EYOC team is:

EYOC Men M18 EYOC Women W18
James Hammond Ruth Gooch
Daniel Heppell Heather High
Thomas Rollins Jocie Hilton
Oliver Prince (subject to fitness) Freya Tryner
Non-travelling reserve: Laurence Ward Non-travelling reserve: Kate McLuckie
   
EYOC Men M16 EYOC Women W16
Finn Selmer Duguid Emily Atkinson
Finlay McLuckie Ella Baxter
Oscar Peel Katie Buckley
Marcus Perry Scarlett Kelly

Non-travelling reserve 1: Ruari Cottier

Non-travelling reserve 1: Anna Todd
Non-travelling reserve 2: Caspar Reynolds Non-travelling reserve 2: Sophie Crawford
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Share  Tweet Monday 22nd April 2024

Team named for the European Championships

The GBR team for the European Orienteering Championships is announced.

The competition takes place in Mor, Hungary from 15 - 20 August 2024, and as well as the European Championships they double-up as World Cup rounds. These are the most important forest races for the GBR senior team in 2024.

All named athletes are selected for all disciplines (middle, long, relay).

In alphabetical order of surname, the team are:

Men

Women

Jonathan Crickmore

Cecilie Andersen

Luke Fisher

Fiona Bunn

Peter Molloy

Megan Carter-Davies (subject to fitness)

Ralph Street

Grace Molloy

Peter Taylor-Bray

Jo Shepherd

Alastair Thomas

Lucy Walker

Non-travelling reserves: Chris Smithard and Chloe Potter

 

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Share  Tweet Friday 19th April 2024

Orienteering Foundation Survey

The Orienteering Foundation is a charity that promotes and supports orienteering, to bring all the benefits this amazing sport has to offer the people of the UK.

Examples of how they have supported the growth and development of orienteering include: part-funding several clubs for Club Development Officer roles, providing coaching course grants, and supporting athletes in attending international orienteering competitions.

Development Squad athlete and member of Interlopers Orienteering Club, Mairi Eades, is currently conducting a survey to investigate the current impact and effectiveness the Foundation has across the orienteering community.

We invite you to complete this short questionnaire to help her with her research.

A link to the survey is available here

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Share  Tweet Friday 12th October 2018

Association and Club Conference 2018 - Agenda Revealed

Notice of Meeting

A Conference of Association and Club representatives will be held on Saturday, 20th October at The Studio in Birmingham.

Invitations to attend:

  • Association Representatives
  • Club Representatives
  • Board members
  • British Orienteering members

Agenda

Time Agenda Item
10:30 Registration & Refreshments
11:00 Welcome
11:10 Review of 2017 Conference
11:30 Chief Executive’s Review of British Orienteering Activities
12:00 Strategic Priorities and funding for 2019-2021
12:45 Lunch
13:30

Performance and Talent: The Future;

  • The key objective of the programme
14:45 Break
15:00

Performance and Talent: the Future;

  • Support and funding 
15:30 Orienteering Foundation the 1% Club
15:45 Closing Statements/Action points

Venue

The venue is a short walk from Birmingham New Street rail station. More information on location and travel details can be found here

Expenses

For registered delegates, the costs of the conference including refreshments and a light buffet lunch will be paid for by British Orienteering.

All members are invited to attend and we would encourage as many as possible to come along and have your say!

As in previous years, we also encourage clubs and associations to nominate two chosen representatives to represent their views. Clubs and Association chairs or secretaries must confirm the names of the two delegates attending on behalf of their club or association by completing and returning the registration form to info@britishorienteering.org.uk. This will register their attendance and these club and association delegates will be eligible to have a contribution to their expenses paid by British Orienteering (contributions will be as per below criterion).

All other members are very much encouraged to attend; however, any expenses will need to be covered by the individual, club or association depending on individual arrangements, a completed registration form will still need to be sent to info@britishorienteering.org.uk to register your place at the conference.

Car

Where the total round trip to and from the conference venue exceeds 150 miles, British Orienteering will meet the costs of half of the mileage that exceeds 150 miles (at British Orienteering’s standard rates). Here are examples:

  • A delegate travelling a round-trip total of 310 miles could claim 25p (standard mileage rate) x 160 miles (excess over 150 miles) x 0.5 i.e. £20 from British Orienteering, and the rest must be met by the delegate or the delegate’s club or association.
  • A delegate travelling a round-trip total of 200 miles with another delegate as a passenger could claim 27p (standard mileage rate with a passenger) x 50 miles (excess over 150 miles) x 0.5 i.e. £6.75 from British Orienteering, with the rest to be met by the delegate or the delegate’s club or association.
  • For a delegate travelling a round-trip total of 120 miles, the costs to be met by the delegate or the delegate’s club or association.

Train / Plane

British Orienteering will meet half of the cost of the cheapest standard class return plane/train ticket after deducting £30.

As an example, a delegate whose rail ticket costs £50 could claim 0.5 x £20 (£50-£30) i.e. £10 from British Orienteering, with the rest to be met by the delegate or the delegate’s club or association.

Other conditions

  • A maximum of two claims per club or association will be accepted. These claims must only be from the club or association delegates who had their attendance registered with the National Office prior to the conference (or from any substitutes sent in the registered delegates place).
  • Any claims must be made on the claim form available at the conference and be received by British Orienteering by Friday 20th November 2018 and only in exceptional circumstances with claims after this date be accepted for payment.
  • Plane/Train ticket claims must be supported by a ticket receipt or one of the used tickets.
  • Other expenses will only be payable if agreed in advance in writing by British Orienteering.
  • Please arrange to share cars wherever possible to minimise costs.

For anyone requiring more information please contact the admin team at British Orienteering National Office,

Scholes Mill
Old Coach Road
Tansley
Matlock
DE4 5FY

Telephone Number: 01629 583037

Email: info@britishorienteering.org.uk

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