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Tue 7 May 9:00 am
Riverina Schools Day Individual, Willan's Hill
Willans Hill, Wagga Wagga.
Tue 7 May 10:00 am
Riverina Schools Relays, Willan's Hill

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Sat 11 May 9:30 am
SOS Northside - Killara
Swain Gardens, 77 Stanhope Rd, Killara NSW 2071

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Sat 11 May 9:30 am
SOS Hawkesbury - Richmond
Richmond High School (140 Lennox St, Richmond NSW 2753)

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Sat 11 May 11:00 am
Launch - Permanent Course- Randwick Sustainability Hub

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Sat 11 May 2:00 pm
Kirrawee South
Kirrawee Oval on Helena St (Corner Forest Rd), Kirrawee South

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Sun 12 May 9:00 am
Waggaroos Local event, Rawlings Park plus LTO training session.

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Mon 13 May 7:30 pm
Orienteering NSW May General Meeting

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Sat 18 May 9:30 am
SOS Northside - Collaroy
22 Homestead Ave, Collaroy NSW

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Sat 18 May 9:30 am
SOS Hawkesbury - North Richmond
Colo High School, 218 Bells Line of Rd, North Richmond NSW

Welcome to Orienteering NSW

Orienteering is a sport that challenges both the body and the mind. It's also loads of fun!

The aim is to use a special orienteering map to navigate your way around a course and visit marked check points along the way. You choose a course that suits your age and experience and proceed at your own pace: walk, jog or run. It is a race but you decide if you want to just race yourself or be the next world champion! The course may take you through urban areas, parks, schools, farmland or forests.

Events are conducted weekly across NSW and beginners are welcome at all events.

New to orienteering? Click here for more information.

Want to enter an event? You can see what's on by looking at the Coming Events at left or by going to the Event Calendar. Some events are enter on the day - you just turn up and register at the start. Other events require pre-entry and for that you need to know about (and register with) Eventor - read the Eventor FAQ.


Waggaroos sprint around CSU

WaggaroosAlex Davey continued his good form winning the WaggaRoos summer series event at CSU last Thursday evening.

The event used a line course format as a change from the usual score course and with  a 1:4000 map and plenty of buildings this race felt very much like an exciting sprint event.  Runners could choose from a 2.3km or a 1.2km course. Alex Davey was a clear winner on the longer course with a margin of almost 3 minutes.  Julie Gooding who lost a little time at the sixth and seventh controls, came second but finished full of running and had the fastest time in the 100m dash downhill from the last control to the finish and won the handicap honours for the evening.

The 1.2km course was won by Jonathon Holland whose superior pram skills allowed him to take a race partner Hannah with him.  They zipped around the course together in a very fast 12:30.  This was just over 7 minutes clear of Helen Jessup who coped very capably in her first orienteering experience to finish second.

Two races remain in the Wagga Summer Series with the next race on 23 February at Tatton.

Thanks to John Oliver for his report.