Upcoming Events
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Oct 2026
£1 discount on all entries for our first Park-O event of the season!
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Oct 2026
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Oct 2026
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Nov 2026

EAOA was responsible for holding the yearly Junior Inter-regional Championships JIRCs this year at Hatfield and Writtle forests.
The 12 national junior squads competed against each other as individuals and in relay races over the weekend of 26/27 September with not only orienteering tested but also Ceilidh skills! Overall winners were Scotland (pictured right), with EAOA coming 7th out of 12.
Well done to the EAOA juniors, and the 8 WAOC juniors for representing their region as part of the EA squad. Particular congratulations to Erik for winning the M16 individual race on the Saturday.
You can find more photographs of the awards ceremony, courtesy of Addy Fu, here.
Full results of the JIRCS competition are on the SOS website.

Park-O restarts on 17th October at Coe Fen and we're offering a £1 discount on the first event.
If you enter all 4 Park-O's, you'll get a free entry for a Orange, Yellow or White course at our Rowney Warren event in March.


The WAGAL Scoreboard has now been updated with the points from Ampthill Park on 13th September. This was the 4th of the five WAGAL events of this year. The final WAGAL event of 2026 is the East Anglian Championships which WAOC is hosting at Santon Downham on 1st November.

The final event of the East Anglian Urban League for 2026 was at Milton Keynes in August. Now that all the league events have taken place, the scores have been calculated and can be viewed on the EAOA website.
Congratulations to the following who topped the league in their age class :
- Hana Powell (WYJ)
- Camilla Darwin (WSV)
- Erik Biernacki-Jablonski (MJ)
- Maciej Jablonski (MV)
- Chris Rampton (MSV)
Runners up include Matt Eaton (2nd in the MV class), Dil Wetherill (2nd in MSV), and Peter Duthie (2nd MUV). Hebe Darwin and Arran Pritchard also had highest points in their class, but did not attend the minimum number of league fixtures to qualify as class winners.


This July, Alys was selected to take part in the Lagganlia training camp, held annually and based near Aviemore in Scotland.
You can read her report of her experience at Lagganlia on the EAOA Junior Squad web page, here.

Our junior team travelled to South Wales on July 4th to defend the Yvette Baker Tropy for the club. We were placed 4th due to great results and perseverance by all of the team members. Congratulations all!
Welcome
Orienteering is a challenging outdoor adventure sport enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities.
Orienteering uses a specially drawn map to navigate between control points in a set order. It's enjoyed by young and old alike with courses for different abilities and is a great way to enjoy the countryside whilst testing both fitness and brains. You can run, jog or walk, you decide your own pace.
About WAOC
WAOC is the club for Cambridgeshire, East Bedfordshire and North Hertfordshire.
We host lots of different activities from weekly club nights to major orienteering events and we welcome members of all ages and abilities.
New to the sport? We provide training and mentorship for all beginners.
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