Uringa's Maureen Ogilvie (pictured) was the highest placegetter among NSW participants in the World Masters long distance final on Saturday.
Maureen is a former WMOC champ and came seventh in the W80A class in Italy.
Garingal's James Lithgow, who won the M55B sprint final, added to his excellent carnival with an 11th placing in the long B final.
The Orienteering Australia website has a summary of all the Australians' performances.
All the events were conducted near Turin at 1,300-2,300 metres (4,000-7,000 feet) above sea level !
