Orienteering News - 23 November 2020

Aspiring and seasoned event organisers are invited to attend a training course on Sunday 13th December at the Kingston Community Centre. The course will cover event planning, controlling and course setting and is suitable for all levels of experience. 

Overall points form the Southern Twilight Series are now available on this page. Final scores will use your best 5 of 6 events, so placings will be sure to change. See you at the Botanic Gardens for the final event - it should be a cracker!

Next year our premier bush orienteering series, Orienteering Series Tasmania, is changing slightly. Entry to the events will be via course, rather than age class, meaning any orienteer can run any course. There are also some minor alterations to the courses on offer. To read more about this change and see the new structure see here.

Eventor now allows for memberships to be renewed for 2021.  In the near future all current members will receive a reminder email with basic instructions on how to renew memberships.  Please note however, that those who joined after 1 October have, in accordance with OT membership policy,  already been made financial for 2021 and do not have to do anything to be financial in 2021. 

Note that to be eligible for Adult concession membership you need to have a Pensioner Concession card, or be a full-time student.

Bert Elson, Membership Officer

The digital version of the December magazine is now available here.  It contains 16 maps so it's recommended to download the magazine to your device rather than try to view the complex maps on-line.

You may have received an email from Ron Pallas about updating your Easter 2020 entry to an Easter 2021 entry. That email mentions that  there are now MW18E classes as well as MW20E classes. All of these classes are NOL classes.