The golden rule - always stop to help other orienteers in difficulty.
At the Scottish Championships last month there were plenty of good results and individual performances to report - but there was also a fantastic example of camaraderie and mutual help transcending team and even national loyalties. Norwegian elite competitor Mari Fasting blogged about what happened when she took a nasty fall during the team relay competition - a great example for the rest of us being set by the world's top orienteers. Thanks to Joe Gibson & Marte Undseth Hagen for the translation from the original Norwegian - click below to read the full article.
Highland WOLF 2014
27-28 September 2014
- Middle distance, Dunachtonmore,
Results, Winsplits, BOF points, RouteGadget - Urban Sprint, Kingussie
Results, Winsplits, BOF points, RouteGadget - Ceilidh at Kincraig Comminity Hall
- Scottish O League 6, Alvie
Results, Winsplits, BOF points, RouteGadget,
North Area Inter-Club Junior Trophy results
Note: Some people have questioned if the 2 finish units had different times. The RtC IT team were testing out kit and replaced 100 with one of their radio control units, but failed to sync the time with the other units. So the overall time is not compromised, just the 100 - Finish leg.
Highland WOLF 2013
Results
Inshriach SOL 7 results, Winsplits, RouteGadget, BOF points
Grantown Sprint results, Winsplits, RouteGadget, BOF points
Loch Vaa results, Winsplits, RouteGadget, BOF points
751 runs over the 3 events; 6 items of lost property. Answers to PreO now available.