Our Schools and Twilight events start this Wednesday 21 October in both Hobart and Launceston. Due to COVID restrictions, all events require online entry. For the Hobart events you can enter for the whole series at a discount rate. Each week entries will close at midnight on the Sunday before the event. Hope to see you there! ...Read Full Article

It’s been a tough year, but now it’s time to celebrate! The Annual Orienteering Tasmania Awards dinner will be held at the New Town Rowing Club on Saturday 24 October. With delicious catering by Food2U and awards galore, this is a night not to be missed. Come along and find out who has won the John Brammall Award for Individual Excellence. Did you win your OST class, and who will be the Tasmanian… ...Read Full Article

Over 100 orienteers travelled to St Helens last week to take part in various races in The Carnival That Never Was (TCTNW). After a last minute venue change, we enjoyed challenging middle-distance courses set by Jeff Dunn at The Golden Flea on Saturday 26th September. Sunday introduced us to a fantastic new area adjoining Golden Fleece, The Siamese Race - named after the century-old mining 'race'… ...Read Full Article

Our attention is key to our performance. Next Monday evening at 7.30pm, join us in St Helens to explore the science and application of mindful attention through meditation. Learn how mindfulness can support your orienteering training and performance and help bring out your best - whatever your goals may be. The session will be facilitated by Jo Mitchell, clinical and coaching psychologist and… ...Read Full Article

This is a top which could be worn when travelling and competing interstate and overseas to proudly identify you as a Tasmanian orienteer. The design is different from our Tasmanian representative tops, only similar in the use of state colours. It features two of our state emblems, the Tassie Devil and the Blue Gum. Tops will be sold at cost and prepayment will be required before an order can be… ...Read Full Article