British Orienteering News

There were some shaky moments for the British runners today but in the end it was a successful day with 5 out of 6 athletes qualifying for the final.

Five out of six British athletes qualified for the middle distance final.

Great Britain finished the day with five athletes in the top twenty in the sprint final.

Congratulations to Tim Tett on his bronze medal at the World Masters Orienteering Championships

Solid qualification performance for the British team with all 3 women and 3 men qualifying for the final.

Bronze Medal for Clive Allen

The 2010 World Orienteering Championships begin in Trondheim, Norway, on Sunday, with the Sprint Distance race.

We are now looking to invite clubs to become a 2011 â??Participation Clubâ??. Many of the â??Participation Projectsâ?? to date have been extremely successful and are now at a sustainable level that continue to attract newcomers into the sport

Minutes from recent Senior Competitions Group and Board meetings are now available

Congratulations to Tim Tett and Nick Barrable who both won Sprint gold at the World Master Championships in Switzerland

It is just over 1 month until the Park World Tour event that will be held in Perth, Scotland.

The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) are holding their FSC Friday on 24th September 2010. The main aim of FSC Friday is to raise awareness of the FSC logo as a mark of responsible forestry

The application form is now available for TASS and Winning Students awards.

The British Teams finished in 8th and 11th today in the relay.

The British Orienteering Partnership Agreement for major events is now available

New and updated Competition Rules, Guidelines and Appendices are now available

Bronze Medal for Graham Gristwood in Middle Distance.

Silver medal for Scott Fraser!

Great results in Long from Team GB yesterday with Duncan Coombs and Doug Tullie leading the way.

The World University Championships start today in Borlange, Sweden. GB have sent a strong team, including WOC team members: Graham Gristwood, Scott Fraser and Hollie Orr.