The 2025 Southern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Monday, 17 February: Papakura High
• Monday, 24 February: Pukekohe High
• Monday, 3 March: Papatoetoe High
• Monday, 10 March: Rosehill College
• Monday, 17 March: Strathallan ACG
• Monday, 24 March: Manurewa High
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

There is a points system with the top 10 qualifying for the Sprint Finals (which will be held on Sunday 6 April).

The event is run in four age grades: Y7/8, Y9, Y10/11, Y12/13.

All College/High School entries are via College Sport, and Year 7/8 entries to: [email protected], and entries close on the Thursday prior to the event. Please enter through your school’s sports coordinator.

The 2025 Eastern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Tuesday, 25 February: Mission Heights Junior College
• Tuesday, 4 March: Bucklands Beach Intermediate/Pigeon Mountain Primary Schools
• Tuesday, 11 March: Sancta Maria College
• Tuesday, 18 March: Location TBC
• Tuesday, 25 March: Farm Cove Intermediate/Wakaaranga Primary Schools
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

Entry Age Groups

• Year 7&8 entries please email [email protected] 

All other year levels, please enter via College Sport’s SPORTY

• Year 9 Junior
• Year 10 & 11 Intermediate
• Year 12 & 13 Senior

Please note that we encourage parents, and also the teachers at each week’s host school to join us for a free run on the day.

Entries for Eastern Zone events will close on the Friday (at 2pm) prior to each event and then reopened the morning after the event, the for the subsequent week’s entries.

Entries received after the closing date may be accepted at the discretion of either College Sport, or (for Year 7&8s) Counties Manukau Orienteering.

Prices: due to cost pressures and a change in Sport Funder priorities, this year we are unable to deliver the Series in entirety at zero cost to participants. Year 7&8 will remain free, however there will be a $5 fee, per student per event for Years 9 and above. We’re proud to have been able to deliver these events at zero cost for many years, to remain the least expensive across the region, and will be seeking alternate arrangements for future years to hopefully remove this barrier to participation again.

There are three Orienteering Clubs that deliver the sport across the broader Auckland region (and some northern Waikato countryside). As mentioned above, this year it is Counties Manukau’s turn to run the regional Sprint Championship. This is scheduled to be held on 6 April, and consists of two events, a morning event (at Macleans College) and also an afternoon event (at St Kentigern College).

Due to the slightly abbreviated event calendar (above), we will be offering the opportunity for Eastern Zone schools to run in a regular (non-championship) format at the Sprint Championship events, on the same courses. Details to follow.

The 2025 Southern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Monday, 17 February: Papakura High
• Monday, 24 February: Pukekohe High
• Monday, 3 March: Papatoetoe High
• Monday, 10 March: Rosehill College
• Monday, 17 March: Strathallan ACG
• Monday, 24 March: Manurewa High
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

There is a points system with the top 10 qualifying for the Sprint Finals (which will be held on Sunday 6 April).

The event is run in four age grades: Y7/8, Y9, Y10/11, Y12/13.

All College/High School entries are via College Sport, and Year 7/8 entries to: [email protected], and entries close on the Thursday prior to the event. Please enter through your school’s sports coordinator.

The 2025 Eastern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Tuesday, 25 February: Mission Heights Junior College
• Tuesday, 4 March: Bucklands Beach Intermediate/Pigeon Mountain Primary Schools
• Tuesday, 11 March: Sancta Maria College
• Tuesday, 18 March: Location TBC
• Tuesday, 25 March: Farm Cove Intermediate/Wakaaranga Primary Schools
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

Entry Age Groups

• Year 7&8 entries please email [email protected] 

All other year levels, please enter via College Sport’s SPORTY

• Year 9 Junior
• Year 10 & 11 Intermediate
• Year 12 & 13 Senior

Please note that we encourage parents, and also the teachers at each week’s host school to join us for a free run on the day.

Entries for Eastern Zone events will close on the Friday (at 2pm) prior to each event and then reopened the morning after the event, the for the subsequent week’s entries.

Entries received after the closing date may be accepted at the discretion of either College Sport, or (for Year 7&8s) Counties Manukau Orienteering.

Prices: due to cost pressures and a change in Sport Funder priorities, this year we are unable to deliver the Series in entirety at zero cost to participants. Year 7&8 will remain free, however there will be a $5 fee, per student per event for Years 9 and above. We’re proud to have been able to deliver these events at zero cost for many years, to remain the least expensive across the region, and will be seeking alternate arrangements for future years to hopefully remove this barrier to participation again.

There are three Orienteering Clubs that deliver the sport across the broader Auckland region (and some northern Waikato countryside). As mentioned above, this year it is Counties Manukau’s turn to run the regional Sprint Championship. This is scheduled to be held on 6 April, and consists of two events, a morning event (at Macleans College) and also an afternoon event (at St Kentigern College).

Due to the slightly abbreviated event calendar (above), we will be offering the opportunity for Eastern Zone schools to run in a regular (non-championship) format at the Sprint Championship events, on the same courses. Details to follow.

The 2025 Southern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Monday, 17 February: Papakura High
• Monday, 24 February: Pukekohe High
• Monday, 3 March: Papatoetoe High
• Monday, 10 March: Rosehill College
• Monday, 17 March: Strathallan ACG
• Monday, 24 March: Manurewa High
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

There is a points system with the top 10 qualifying for the Sprint Finals (which will be held on Sunday 6 April).

The event is run in four age grades: Y7/8, Y9, Y10/11, Y12/13.

All College/High School entries are via College Sport, and Year 7/8 entries to: [email protected], and entries close on the Thursday prior to the event. Please enter through your school’s sports coordinator.

The 2025 Eastern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Tuesday, 25 February: Mission Heights Junior College
• Tuesday, 4 March: Bucklands Beach Intermediate/Pigeon Mountain Primary Schools
• Tuesday, 11 March: Sancta Maria College
• Tuesday, 18 March: Location TBC
• Tuesday, 25 March: Farm Cove Intermediate/Wakaaranga Primary Schools
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

Entry Age Groups

• Year 7&8 entries please email [email protected] 

All other year levels, please enter via College Sport’s SPORTY

• Year 9 Junior
• Year 10 & 11 Intermediate
• Year 12 & 13 Senior

Please note that we encourage parents, and also the teachers at each week’s host school to join us for a free run on the day.

Entries for Eastern Zone events will close on the Friday (at 2pm) prior to each event and then reopened the morning after the event, the for the subsequent week’s entries.

Entries received after the closing date may be accepted at the discretion of either College Sport, or (for Year 7&8s) Counties Manukau Orienteering.

Prices: due to cost pressures and a change in Sport Funder priorities, this year we are unable to deliver the Series in entirety at zero cost to participants. Year 7&8 will remain free, however there will be a $5 fee, per student per event for Years 9 and above. We’re proud to have been able to deliver these events at zero cost for many years, to remain the least expensive across the region, and will be seeking alternate arrangements for future years to hopefully remove this barrier to participation again.

There are three Orienteering Clubs that deliver the sport across the broader Auckland region (and some northern Waikato countryside). As mentioned above, this year it is Counties Manukau’s turn to run the regional Sprint Championship. This is scheduled to be held on 6 April, and consists of two events, a morning event (at Macleans College) and also an afternoon event (at St Kentigern College).

Due to the slightly abbreviated event calendar (above), we will be offering the opportunity for Eastern Zone schools to run in a regular (non-championship) format at the Sprint Championship events, on the same courses. Details to follow.

The 2025 Southern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Monday, 17 February: Papakura High
• Monday, 24 February: Pukekohe High
• Monday, 3 March: Papatoetoe High
• Monday, 10 March: Rosehill College
• Monday, 17 March: Strathallan ACG
• Monday, 24 March: Manurewa High
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

There is a points system with the top 10 qualifying for the Sprint Finals (which will be held on Sunday 6 April).

The event is run in four age grades: Y7/8, Y9, Y10/11, Y12/13.

All College/High School entries are via College Sport, and Year 7/8 entries to: [email protected], and entries close on the Thursday prior to the event. Please enter through your school’s sports coordinator.

The 2025 Eastern Zone Sprint Series is an orienteering event run after school, with rolling starts from 4pm. These are individual events, and students can enter one or as many events as you like.

• Tuesday, 25 February: Mission Heights Junior College
• Tuesday, 4 March: Bucklands Beach Intermediate/Pigeon Mountain Primary Schools
• Tuesday, 11 March: Sancta Maria College
• Tuesday, 18 March: Location TBC
• Tuesday, 25 March: Farm Cove Intermediate/Wakaaranga Primary Schools
• Sunday, 6 April: Sprint Finals, Macleans College and St Kentigern College (info TBC)

Entry Age Groups

• Year 7&8 entries please email [email protected] 

All other year levels, please enter via College Sport’s SPORTY

• Year 9 Junior
• Year 10 & 11 Intermediate
• Year 12 & 13 Senior

Please note that we encourage parents, and also the teachers at each week’s host school to join us for a free run on the day.

Entries for Eastern Zone events will close on the Friday (at 2pm) prior to each event and then reopened the morning after the event, the for the subsequent week’s entries.

Entries received after the closing date may be accepted at the discretion of either College Sport, or (for Year 7&8s) Counties Manukau Orienteering.

Prices: due to cost pressures and a change in Sport Funder priorities, this year we are unable to deliver the Series in entirety at zero cost to participants. Year 7&8 will remain free, however there will be a $5 fee, per student per event for Years 9 and above. We’re proud to have been able to deliver these events at zero cost for many years, to remain the least expensive across the region, and will be seeking alternate arrangements for future years to hopefully remove this barrier to participation again.

There are three Orienteering Clubs that deliver the sport across the broader Auckland region (and some northern Waikato countryside). As mentioned above, this year it is Counties Manukau’s turn to run the regional Sprint Championship. This is scheduled to be held on 6 April, and consists of two events, a morning event (at Macleans College) and also an afternoon event (at St Kentigern College).

Due to the slightly abbreviated event calendar (above), we will be offering the opportunity for Eastern Zone schools to run in a regular (non-championship) format at the Sprint Championship events, on the same courses. Details to follow.