Next Events
Wed 22 Aug
Cherry Hinton
Near: Cambridge more details...
Sat 15 Sep
Milton Country Park
Near: Milton, Cambridge more details...
Sun 16 Sep
Ampthill Park
Near: Ampthill more details...
Results from Sat 18 AugImpington Village CollegeSummer Series
Organiser's CommentsThanks as always to all the helpers from WAOC without whom the event could not run. Thanks to James for planning some great courses that kept people out of mischief! Hope to see many of you juniors at the new Park-O starting at…Success at the Lakes 5 Days
Congratulations to Helen Bickle, overall winner of the W35S category at the Lakes 5 Days.
A number of other WAOC members were highly placed in the overall scores:
Peter Palmer - Junior Relays 8-9th September 2018
This is the annual national relay competition for junior orienteers, and this year WAOC will be taking a team.
The Big Weekend 2018Report and results
On Saturday 14th, a number of WAOC members led by Hazel organised a timed maze as part of the Cambridge Big Weekend Sports Zone. Over 40 people took part (mainly children).
Histon & Impington Community Feast of Sport
Stephen and Jason represented WAOC at the Histon & Impington Community Feast of Sport in baking heat on the 1st July.
2018 Evening League final results
Here are the final standings for the 2018 Evening League all 4 events.
Individual event results are here:
ESSOL winners
WAOC had four winners in the Essex and Suffolk Schools Orienteering League (ESSOL) for this academic year. Alex Darwin won the Year 3/4 Boys league, Hebe Darwin came 2nd in the Year 5/6 Girls, Jemima Borrill came 2nd in the Year 7/8 Girls and Daniel Hague came 2nd in the Year 9/10 Boys.
WAGAL scores for 2018Updated with scores fron St Neots Sprint Double
The Wagal Scoreboard for 2018 is now showing points awarded for the St Neots Sprint Double as well as for thePeterborough 900 event and the CompassSport qualifier event at Shouldham Warren on March 11th. The next WAGAL event is at Ampthill on 16 September.
What's WAGAL? Find out here.
JabberWAOC magazineThe Newsletter of WAOC
And, as in uffish thought he stood,
The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,
Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,
And burbled as it came!