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Please note that pre-entry and payment online for events is strongly preferred. In order to enter online please first register as a Casual or Club member of Orienteering Tasmania.
Limited entry on the day might be available on a first come, first served basis. Entry on the day attracts an extra charge and must be transacted using a credit card (no cash).
A reminder that the 2023 Oceania Championships will be held in Tasmania from January 7 to 12.
The program is
Jan 7 - Sprint Distance - Launceston Jan 9 - Long Distance - St Helens Jan 11 - Middle Distance - St Helens Jan 12 - Relay - St HelensThis will be followed by another edition of the Hobart Shorts in and around Hobart from January 15 to 18.
The Long Distance and Middle Distance feature new
...Entry is now open for this event to be held on Sunday, May 29th at Melton Mowbray, just off the Midland Hwy. To enter and to read the Event Information Flyer, click here.
This is the fifth OST event despite the fact the fourth OST will be run after this event. The event will be held on the western part of the Lovely Banks map. You will experience a mix of carefree super fast running through
...Congratulations to Mikayla Cooper and Brodie Nankervis on their selection in the Australian team to compete in the World Orienteering Championships in Denmark in June/July this year. This is an especially huge achievement for Mikayla, who is still a junior and has also been selected to compete in the World Junior Orienteering Championships (to be held in Portugal in July) and the World
...We congratulate Michael Dowling, who was inducted into the Orienteering Hall of Fame 2022, and Ian Rathbone, who was awarded the 2022 David Hogg Medal for Services to Event Management.
Michael Dowling has been an active orienteer for over 40 years and represented Australia at the 1985 World Championships. He has made major contributions at the state, national and
...Tasmanian orienteers have once again excelled at the Australian 3-days, held around Kingaroy in Queensland over the Easter weekend. The competition was also a selection trial for WOC and JWOC and a part of the National Orienteering League. Our best result in the elite classes came from Brodie Nankervis, who finished a very close 3rd behind former JWOC gold medalist Aston Key. A mere 2.5 minutes
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