https://cmoc.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/cmoc_transparent-300x128-reverse-new.png00Martin Peathttps://cmoc.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/cmoc_transparent-300x128-reverse-new.pngMartin Peat2020-07-27 11:17:012020-07-27 11:17:57Entries open for NISS
The events page on this website has been updated with new dates for AOS events, North Island Secondary School Champs, NZ Secondary School Champs, National Club Champs, Auckland Interclub Relay Champs.
https://cmoc.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/cmoc_transparent-300x128-reverse-new.png00Brian Longhttps://cmoc.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/cmoc_transparent-300x128-reverse-new.pngBrian Long2020-06-21 14:18:272020-06-21 14:18:33Revised Event Programme for 2020
AOS 2 – Whitelines, Woodhill Forest – 05 July Pre-Entry Required
This is just to confirm that North West Orienteering Club will be hosting AOS2 ( was AOS6) in Woodhill Forest on the Whites Line map on 5 July 2020 as previously scheduled.
Entry is via Rimmers Road, off SH6.
The club is encouraging pre-entry for this event to help manage contact tracking at Covid19 level one.
Two of NZ’s elite orienteers, Gene Beveridge and Thomas Reynolds, who have represented NZ at World Orienteering Championships, have co-hosted online orienteering coaching sessions aimed at orienteers moving from intermediate (orange in NZ) to advanced (red in NZ) navigation.
#1: A Navigation Process, recorded on 11/05/2020 (first part of the session not recorded)
#2: Stepping Stones and Handrails, recorded on 18/05/2020
#3: Risk and Route Choices in Orienteering, recorded on 25/05/2020
#4: Typical errors in orienteering (and how to avoid them), recorded on 1/6/2020
Entries open for NISS
/in NewsEntries are now open for NISS and the accompanying public event. Please enter online using EnterO.
NISS 2020 event information
/in NewsEvent information including entry details have now been posted on our NISS 2020 Event web page.
Auckland Secondary School Rogaine Championship 2020 – 8 September
/in NewsThe Auckland Secondary School Rogaine Championship for 2020 will be held at Totara Park on 8 September.
Information about the event can be found here. The entry form can be found here.
Revised Event Programme for 2020
/in NewsThe events page on this website has been updated with new dates for AOS events, North Island Secondary School Champs, NZ Secondary School Champs, National Club Champs, Auckland Interclub Relay Champs.
July 5 event at Woodhill Forest
/in NewsAOS 2 – Whitelines, Woodhill Forest – 05 July Pre-Entry Required
This is just to confirm that North West Orienteering Club will be hosting AOS2 ( was AOS6) in Woodhill Forest on the Whites Line map on 5 July 2020 as previously scheduled.
Entry is via Rimmers Road, off SH6.
The club is encouraging pre-entry for this event to help manage contact tracking at Covid19 level one.
Entry link is https://entero.co.nz/evento.php?eventName=aos6-2020 (ignore AOS number reference in the link; it is for the AOS 2 event)
Enter O has not been updated to reflect family maximum cost of $40 for club members but the usual AOS rates DO apply as below.
Online Orienteering Coaching Sessions
/in NewsTwo of NZ’s elite orienteers, Gene Beveridge and Thomas Reynolds, who have represented NZ at World Orienteering Championships, have co-hosted online orienteering coaching sessions aimed at orienteers moving from intermediate (orange in NZ) to advanced (red in NZ) navigation.
#1: A Navigation Process, recorded on 11/05/2020 (first part of the session not recorded)
#2: Stepping Stones and Handrails, recorded on 18/05/2020
#3: Risk and Route Choices in Orienteering, recorded on 25/05/2020
#4: Typical errors in orienteering (and how to avoid them), recorded on 1/6/2020
The sessions are about 45 minutes long and recordings of them can be found here https://genebeveridge.nz/videos/
Orienteering activities under Covid 19 – Orienteering NZ guidelines
/in NewsAs an orienteering club, we must comply with Orienteering New Zealand (ONZ) guidelines that have been released. The most recent guidelines can be found here.
Key elements of the Guidelines are below (key point is to avoid congregation in large groups)