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12 September2010
Try Orienteering
Venue: Nonsuch Park
Flyer
[Updated 30 August 2010]
25 September2010
Try Orienteering
Venue: Horton Country Park
Flyer: To follow
[Added 6 February 2010]
9 October 2010
Try Orienteering
Venue: Box Hill
Flyer: To follow
[Added 6 February 2010]
23 October 2010
Try Orienteering
Venue: Reigate Priory
Flyer: To follow
[Added 6 February 2010]
31 October 2010
South East Score Championships
Venue: Holmbush and Buchan Country Park
Flyer: To follow
[Added 6 February 2010]
13 November 2010
Night Event
Venue: Sheepleas and Effingham Woods
Flyer: To follow
[Added 6 February 2010]
14 November 2010
South East Families and Veterans Championship. For the first time
Mole Valley introduces Super Veterans categories for MW60+
Venue: Sheepleas and Effingham Woods
Flyer: To follow
[Added 6 February 2010]
16 January 2011
CompassSport Cup and Trophy
Venue: Ranmore Common
Flyer: To follow
[Added 27 August 2010]
17 April 2011
South East Middle Distance Championships
Venue: Nut Wood and Gatton Park including some terrain new to
orienteering
Flyer: To follow
[Added 27 August 2010]
More details about each of these events will be
posted at the Web site as they become available. If you want more
information, contact the
webmistress
A fuller list of national orienteering fixtures can
be found at the British Orienteering Federation
home pages
LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES
British
Orienteering
South East Orienteering Association
(SEOA) for magazine (SENAV), news and information relating to
orienteering in the region
SENiLe (the South East Night
League)
CompassSport (the
orienteering magazine)
Nopesport (forum for those
keen to chat about their sport)
Online
(international orienteering news)
Please let the webmistress know if any of these links fail,
or if there are other web sites you'd like to see linked to
MOLE NEWS
As you may know, the Mole News is circulated in two
ways by email and by post. Up to date email addresses are vital for
this process to be successful and efficient. So please:
- If your email address changes, as a matter of courtesy, let the
Membership Secretary know.
- If you receive the Mole News by post and would like to do so by
email instead, notify the Membership Secretary.
ABOUT MOLE VALLEY
ORIENTEERING CLUB
Mole Valley Orienteering Club covers parts of South London and
Surrey and the River Mole lies at its heart. Our members cluster
around the towns of Reigate, Epsom, Dorking, Sutton, Leatherhead and
their surroundings. However we also have members that live further
afield.
Our official name is Mole Valley Map and Compass Foot Racing
Society - we abbreviate to MV for easy reference!
We take the swallow as our symbol as it represents the swallow
holes in the River Mole. These are holes in the river bed that mean
the river disappears underground during dry periods. We also like to
think that because swallows are fast and accurate navigators, they
suit us well as an emblem.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS
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Mole Picnic
event 2010. This year's picnic event was won by Jon Moore who
put in a sterling effort to earn himself the honour of taking care
of Moley for a year.
Runner up was Mole guest Gemma Herbert, with Mike Elliot coming in
third place and Michael White taking fourth position. The full
results are
here.
If you want to remind yourself of past winners, check the
Mole Roll of honour.
The planner was Keith Masson - big thanks to him for putting on a
superb event.
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Picnic Event winner Jon Moore |
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Within minutes of getting a new home with Jon Moore Moley had
established who was boss and claimed the winner's medal |
[Added 15 Aug 2010]
Frolic, 18 July
2010 at Ashtead Park results are now available
here.
These results were slightly changed after they were first uploaded
to reflect some errors in age classes. We have amended the Frolic
Scorers and Club Results files.
The changes have had no effect on the overall standings.
We have also fixed an error which meant the Splitsbrowser link was
not working.
[Updated 19 July 2010]
Sutton Schools
event June 18 2010
Results are now available
here. Updated to include results by school 20 June.
[Updated 20 June 2010]
City of London
Freemens School
Event results are now available
here.
[Added 17 June 2010]
Morden Hall Park
Try Orienteering event.
We hope everyone had a great time at the Morden Hall event on 5
June.
You can see the results
here.
[Added 5 June 2010]
Mole Handicap
The Mole Handicap final results are now in.
The competition was held at the SO event at Angmering on 23 May.
As mentioned in an earlier post the Junior competition was won by
Samantha Martin.
Nigel Bush takes the honours in the Senior competition.
A minor correction was made to the results after initial posting to
remove a couple of people who ran down and are not therefore
eligible.
Full positions are as follows:
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1 |
Nigel Bush |
| 2 |
Keith Masson |
| 3 |
Tony Burton |
| 4 |
Ian Ditchfield |
| 5 |
Graham Sutton |
| 6 |
Philip Gristwood |
| 7 |
Sandra Vogel |
| 8 |
Peter Martin |
| 9 |
Mike Elliot |
| 10 |
John Davies |
| 11 |
Mike Bolton |
| 12 |
George Engelhardt |
| 13 |
Chris McDonald |
| 14 |
Michael White |
| 15 |
Jane White |
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Ted McDonald |
See past winners at the
Mole Roll
[Updated 4 June 2010]
Mole Handicap
The Mole Handicap was held at the SO event at Angmering on 23 May.
We await the calculation of the final results by Philip Gristwood
and will publish them when we have them. He is on hols this week, so
can't promise them immediately.
What we do know is that 19 Moles took part, Samantha Martin looks to
have retained the Junior Flyer title as she was unopposed in that
category, and everyone who ran got very, very hot.
Watch this space for more.
[Added 24 May 2010]
Junior League
The latest MV Junior League has been published, including results
from our event at the Nower on 16 May.
You can see it
here.
[Added 17 May 2010]
Results
of the event at the Nower on 16 May are now available
here.
Colour standard times were added 17 May.
[Updated 17 May 2010]
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