West Anglian Orienteering Club

East Anglian League winners for 2018

Congratulations to the following club members who topped the league tables for their age class in the East Anglian League.

Full results can be found here. It has not yet been announced when the prize giving will be.

New edition of Jabberwaoc now outRead articles by WAOC members on East Anglian, National and International Events

Read it here, or visit the Jabberwaoc page for previous editions.

WAGAL Winners for 2018League scores now finalised after Rowney

The Wagal Scoreboard for 2018 is now final, with points awarded for the Rowney Warren event on 25th November now included.

The WAGAL Champions for 2018 are:

Congratulations to all winners!

What's WAGAL? Find out here.

Orienteering Adventure RaceWednesday 28th November

Fun end of term score event (find as many controls as you can within the time limit) with an optional orienteering challenge at select controls to test the skills you have been practicing this term. Examples from past years have included bearing & pacing, aiming off, string course and maze.

Our Donation to Headway CambridgeshireCheque presented at the Wandlebury ParkO

At our ParkO event at Wandlebury on 10th November, we were finally able to present our nominated charity, Headway Cambridgeshire, with the proceeds from our St Neots sprint event held earlier in the year.

Monthly Newsletter

We are now issuing a monthly newsletter by email, giving a list of upcoming WAOC events and activities, with brief details of other events in the region and nationally, as well as a summary of recent news items from the website. This is distinct from our award winning club magazine, JabberWAOC. You do not have to be a member to sign up to receive the newsletter. If you wish to be added to the recipient list (which is not shared or used for any other purpose) just send us an email with "subscribe" in the title.

Be Tick AwareLyme disease is a serious tick borne illness

Ticks are prevalent in Thetford forest generally, including many areas used for orienteering by WAOC and neighbouring clubs. This is one area of the country where ticks carry the bacteria for Lyme disease. This is a debilitating and hard to diagnose condition, so it is important to check yourself (and your family members and pets) for ticks after you run or walk in these forest areas.

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!