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Welcome to the May 2022 Newsletter - in this issue:
1. Welcome and BOK News
2. Upcoming Races and Events:
- BOK Regional & Yvette Baker Trophy Heats, Wavering Down, Sun 8th May * Entries CLOSE TODAY
- BOK Urban Series
- British Sprint Weekend, Leeds, 11-12th June
- Other Big Events this Year
3. Results:
- BOK Urban Series
- JK 2022
4. Training Runs
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1. Welcome and BOK News
Dear Members and subscribers,
Welcome to the May 2022 edition of the BOK Events newsletter.
After an incredibly busy April organising the JK Relays, Track to Terrain, the BOK Urban series and the upcoming regional event at Wavering Down next week, this month it is all about the orienteering with races every single week!
Entries close for the BOK Regional Wavering Down & Yvette Baker heat event TODAY, Monday 2nd May via Fabian4. Make sure you enter here.
Track to Terrain, our adult beginners orienteering training course is being held on Tuesday evenings in Ashton Court and practically all our coaches are helping train our newcomers who we look forward to welcoming to our orienteering races very soon.
We had a record number of entries for the first of the BOK Urban series event at the University of Bristol and we are all very excited about the rest of the series - see below for all the details. A very big thank you to the UBOC team of Robert Elston, Sophie Jones and Dan Weaver for organising, planning and controlling the brilliant first race of the BOK urban series.
I have been drafted in to organise the next urban at Emersons Green so I am a little nervous, but I am confident that given all the training and guidance from Dudley Budden and series coordinator David Faulkner, it will be a successful race. You will be pleased to know that Dudley stepped in to plan all the courses and has guided me through every single step of the way, basically handling everything. Thank you Dudley. Although the normal entries close the week before, there may still be a few entries available until tonight, Monday 2nd May, on the a first come first served basis at the extra cost of £2 additional per entry. Enter via Pre-Entries here.
We also have the British Sprint Weekend in Leeds coming up on 11-12th June which you should have got an email from Captain Scott about yesterday. All the details can be found here and entries can be made via Fabian 4. BOK will pay 50% of the entry fee. Running in a relay race is a really fun thing to do and we will have teams available for you to join whatever your ability and competitiveness.
We also have lots of fantastic news to share with you this month:
GB Slections
A massive Congratulations to four of our super fast BOK members this month:
Cecilie Andersen - selected to run in the first ever World Cup in Sweden, 26-29 May
Chloe Potter - selected to run in the World University Orienteering Champs in Switzerland, 17-21 August
More information here
Jim Bailey
Oliver Tonge
Both selected to run in the Junior World Orienteering Champs in Portugal, 10-17July
More information here
BOF Performance Director, Bernie Dietzig, said of the selections, “In order to get themselves in contention for selection, the athletes needed to demonstrate strong resilience and consistency over a number of selection races. Huge congratulations to everyone selected for the championships this summer!
Here at BOK, we second this huge congratulations and we all send all athletes the very best wishes of luck and support and will be keeping our eyes very carefully on the races!!
 
Cecilie Andersen, JK22 Sprint Chloe Potter, JK22 Sprint
 
Jim Baile, JK22 Sprint Oliver Tonge, JK22 Sprint
(All above photos taken by Wendy Carlyle)
Wedding News
Helen Hanstock, daughter of David and Fiona, and sister to Stuart got married to James Turton in 9th April in Östersund, Jämptland, Sweden on the 9th April.
Helen and James, 9th April in Östersund, Jämptland, Sweden.
They were joined by family and friends from around the World including former BOK member, Nicky Webster (neé Johnson), who was one of Helens Bridesmaids, and Sarah Jane and Nick Barrable (of Compass Sport magazine) and their daughter Lara.
We all wish them both a very Happy Marriage and future life together. Congratulations Helen and James.
Volunteer of the Year Award
Congratulations to BOK member, Pete Maliphant who British Orienteering has awarded Volunteer of the year Award. Pete has been the manager of the South-West Junior Orienteering Squad (SWJOS) for many years now. His enthusiasm and dedication to supporting subsequent generations of young orienteers has never wavered, and he creates a serious yet fun environment for learning and personal development. During lockdown Pete set up a weekly Zoom slot for the squad from skills teaching to games, from guest speakers to personal testimonies, he has sustained a huge array of content, much of which he has drawn out of the youngsters themselves. For some of the youngsters confined to their homes for so many months, the SWJOS online sessions have been of huge psychological value in keeping their spirits up and giving them some sort of social outlet. In many ways, this has been more valuable than the actual orienteering content.
JK2022
Well done to everyone who both organised, planned, helped and ran in the JK. I have included a section this month dedicated to the results, which as a club we are very proud of - some brilliant results and very crucial to those selected for international events. Particular thanks again to Charles Daniels, Tommi Grover and Dan Weaver for all their work organising and planning the excellent JK Day 4 National Relays.
Tuesday Training runs now consist of our summer scenic run format of meeting at a pub, doing an hour run and then a drink/something to eat together afterwards. This week the run started at The Star Inn at Congresbury and the group ran in Kings Wood and Goblin Combe. According to Ifor Powell it was 'the most scenic run of the year. Really great bluebell woods with added early purple orchids and goats.' Everyone is welcome, running or not. (Contact me or Tommi if you are going to join us and we will book an appropriate sized table on the day).
Please continue to share details of our urban orienteering with your friends and family. As most of us are able to navigate ourselves quite easily around the streets of towns and parks, many people find the urban series a good place to start orienteering.
May the force of Spring be with you,
Amy Curtis
BOK Publicity
(publicity@bristolorienteering.org.uk)
Remember you can find all orienteering races available listed on on the PreEntries app, the BOF website, or the Event-O App.
Members only group chat:
Our Facebook chat group for members only is a great way to keep in touch with other members, all the news and what's going on so please do join here. Facebook Chat group.
Social Media:
Along with our main Facebook pages, and our private Facebook group, we also now have an Instagram account. Search for bok.orienteering on Instagram and give us a follow and a like.
PLEASE SHARE ANY BOK SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS TO YOUR OWN PERSONAL PAGES TO MAXIMISE PROMOTION OF OUR SPORT TO ALL YOUR CONACTS.
Next BOK Committee meeting is via zoom on Thursday 19th May 2022 at 19:00. All members welcome to join. ( Contact Richard Hudson if you would like the link.) |
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2. Upcoming Races and Events
BOK Regional event and Yvette Baker Trophy Heat, Wavering Down - Sunday 8th May 2022
Entries CLOSE TONIGHT - Monday 2nd May 2022
Car Parking
Winscombe Recreation Ground – Rugby Club car park (BS25 1AP). Grid Ref ST 421571, slug.boosted.pushover. Signposted from A371, 500m west of A371/A38 junction. There will be £1 parking charge per car, please have the correct change.
Please note, there may be a need to use overflow parking which could involve up to an additional 1km walk to Assembly.
Map
- All courses 1:10,000 with 5m contours, except White and Yellow which will be at 1:7,500
- Drawn by Trevor Crowe in 2019 – LiDar-based – updated 2022
- All maps are A3
- Loose control descriptions will also be available
Walls and fences must be crossed at crossing points. The fields on the lower southern slopes marked as Out of Bounds must not be crossed.
Terrain
Exposed and generally runnable hillside with thickets, areas of gorse, rock outcrops and some steep slopes. Some open fields and woodland.
There are numerous single trees, thickets and gorse bushes. Small single trees have been mapped as a mid-green dot whereas small bushes have been mapped as a dark green dot. Areas of passable low gorse have been mapped as "heavy undergrowth". There are also many areas of "stony ground" but only those areas which are best avoided have been mapped. Please take care in these areas, especially if the ground is wet.
Courses
| Course |
Map Scale |
Length (km) |
Climb (m) |
No of
Controls |
Difficulty |
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White |
1:7,500 |
1.2 |
60 |
9 |
Easy |
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Yellow |
1:7,500 |
1.8 |
85 |
8 |
Easy |
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Orange |
1:10,000 |
2.7 |
145 |
12 |
Easy |
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Light Green |
1:10,000 |
3.6 |
210 |
12 |
Medium/Difficult |
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Short Green |
1:10,000 |
3.4 |
135 |
12 |
Difficult |
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Green |
1:10,000 |
4.6 |
215 |
11 |
Difficult |
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Blue |
1:10,000 |
6.3 |
235 |
15 |
Difficult |
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Brown |
1:10,000 |
8.9 |
430 |
17 |
Difficult |
Yvette Baker competition – Yellow, Orange, Light Green and Green.
It will be assumed by Fabian4, if your age class is not in the YB competition range, that you are on the adult courses.
Sorry, no string course will be provided.
Registration
Pre-entry only is available via Fabian4: www.fabian4.co.uk - there will be no entry on the day.
The closing date for entries will be Monday 2nd May 2022.
Please ensure that your contact details on the BOF database are up to date (for Track and Trace). Start windows will be allocated to control numbers and flow. Your entry will be conditional on conforming to extant BOF COVID-19 guidelines.
As a club we reserve the right to prevent participation of anyone deemed not complying with those guidelines.
Start/ Closure
| Start opens |
10:30 |
| Start closes |
13:00 |
| Courses close |
15:00 |
The start for all courses is approximately 1.5km from the car park, initially along the Strawberry Line cycle path, then footpaths, with a steep climb through woodland for the last 500m.(Allow 25 minutes at walking pace) A road with moderate traffic will be crossed before the climb, please take care and ensure children are accompanied.
Please comply with your allocated Start window (as per Fabian4).
An unmanned clothing dump will be provided close to the start, (please bring a waterproof bag) but there will be no toilets after leaving the Winscombe Recreation Ground. The route from the finish back to the Recreation Ground and download is the same as used for the approach. Remember to download at the Cricket Club building.
Entry Fees
| Runners |
Entry Fee |
| All runners on white/yellow courses |
£3 |
| Juniors (up to M/W20) on other courses * |
£5 |
| Senior BOK members |
£10 |
| Senior BOF (non-BOK) |
£10 |
| Other seniors |
£12 |
- Students in full-time education will be charged at junior rates.
- Use of a map without running, for example shadowing a junior, will be charged at £1 (depending on map availability)
- SI card hire: Seniors: £2, Juniors: Free If lost: £40.00 (standard), £60.00 (SIAC)
Punching
SI and SIAC (contactless) electronic punching. All competitors must punch the Start and Finish.
Facilities
Use of Cricket Club toilets and bar, SWJOS cake stall, First Aid.
Safety
All competitors take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety. ‘No whistle, no go’ will be in force for all Juniors and recommended for Seniors.
Please note that the area is very exposed; either cagoules or sun-cream will likely be needed but not sure which yet!
If lost on the open hillside, ascend north to the boundary wall running along the ridge and follow this east to reach the Start/Finish.
Dogs
Dogs are not allowed in the rugby/cricket club (parking and assembly areas). There may be grazing livestock in the competition area, so ensure dogs are under control at all times. Please remember to collect & dispose of any poo responsibly.
Officials
Organiser: Diana Nicoll BOK 07563 235602 di.nicoll@live.com
Planners: Jim Hayward BOK and Mike Turner BOK
Controller: Damian Wilson DEVON
YBT Coordinator: Steve Lee-Jones BOK
With thanks to the National Trust, George & Sally Furniss, Hugh Gunn, Winscombe Rugby Club, Winscombe Cricket Club and Sidcot School for permission to use their grounds.
Data Protection: Your personal information provided for this event or obtained from registration databases will be used to process your entry, publish results, check for missing runners and trace missing SI cards.
BOK Urban Series 2022
Race 3: Bradford on Avon - 11th May 2022
Entries open NOW
We recognise that some people may not be able to commit events to diaries for the next week, and to help in these situations there will be a very limited number of extra online only entries available on a first come first served basis until Monday 9th May midnight at the extra cost of £2 additional per entry.
ALL ENTRIES ARE ONLINE ONLY - once the maps are sold online there will be no other entries available.
| Car Parking: |
Car Parking is in the main Station Car Park, BA15 1LF, entrance at what3words.com/creeps.trooper.expansion.
The car park is free after 6pm. 40p cash for 1 hour before 6pm.
Go to the west end of the car park and left under the railway. Then fork left again to go to the Cricket Pavilion where hire dibbers, download and toilets can be found. Bags can be left there.
There will be a cricket match in progress (if weather favourable) so please stick to the paths and be considerate of the cricketers’ use of the Pavilion.
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- 1:4,000 scale with 5m contours.
- Drawn by Trevor Crowe in 2021/2022.
- Waterproof size A3 with courses overprinted.
- Loose control descriptions will also be available.
Newcomers are advised to familiarise themselves with uncrossable features and out of bounds symbols. (if in doubt ask at Assembly)
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Urban footpaths, residential streets and playing fields. Road shoes, running shorts and vests are suitable.
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| Course |
Standard |
Distance |
Controls |
Climb |
Difficulty |
| Short |
Orange |
1.4 km |
11 |
25m |
Easy/Medium |
| Medium |
Green |
3.8 km |
17 |
120m |
Medium/Difficult |
| Long |
Blue |
5.3 km |
25 |
140m |
Difficult |
Distances as straight line. Actual runs will be 50% more in length. Juniors (under 16) must be accompanied by a responsible adult. There are courses suitable for beginners; help and advice available on the day.
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Pre-entry only will be via Pre-Entries on the BOK website. Closing date for entries is 23:59 on Wednesday 4th May 2022.
We encourage everyone to enter by the online closing date of 4th May. There will be a very small number of additional maps available online after this date sold on a ‘first-come- first-served’ basis that will incur an additional £2 fee per entry. Once we run out of printed maps sold online no more entries will be accepted.
There will be NO manual email entries, and NO entry on the day. So, if you want to guarantee a run, please enter ASAP.
Please ensure that your contact details on the BOF database are up to date. Your entry will be conditional on conforming to extant BOF COVID-19 guidelines available at:
https://www.britishorienteering.org.uk/COVID19_Safe_orienteering
As a club we reserve the right to prevent participation of anyone deemed not complying with those guidelines.
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Starts 5.30pm – 7.30 pm. Courses close at 8.30 pm. Start and finish are in the playing fields of Culver Close playing fields off Pound Lane.
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- Juniors and students £3
- BOF Club Affiliated Seniors £6
- BOK Senior Members £5
- Non BOF members £6
- Late entry fees will be the above plus £2 per entry
Dibbers available for hire – both standard SI and SIAC. £1.50 for seniors; free for juniors and students. Lost dibbers charged at £40 (£60 for SIAC).
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SI and SIAC (contactless) electronic punching.
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| Facilities: |
Toilets and changing at the cricket pavilion. Please bring your own drink for hydration. A first aider will be in attendance. There is a chip shop at the entrance to the car park near the station for post run carbohydrates!
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Please wear reflective or bright coloured clothing as Bradford on Avon's drivers may not be used to urban orienteering. Most o-tops will be perfect.
Please be respectful of other pedestrians.
- The courses are planned so that the roads can and should be crossed at safe crossing points (pedestrian traffic islands). All the main roads through the town can be busy as it is a route hub!
- The river can only be crossed at 3 points. The main bridge has small pavements and constant traffic. Take special care here.
- Bradford on Avon has many small alleys which we have tried to include on the courses, please take care.
- All courses cross the railway line. There is excellent visibility and trains are only every 15 minutes. But please take special care and do not risk crossing in front of trains.
Competitors take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety. If traveling alone or with relevant pre-existing medical conditions, you may wish to notify the organiser.
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Not a dog friendly area. We are using alleys and bridges where running dogs would be a problem. Please do not bring your dog this week. Thanks for your understanding.
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The courses will give you a chance to find the “hidden” parts of the town, including the Tithe Barn, the Country Park and the ranks of cottages on the hillside!
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With thanks to Wiltshire County Council for permission to use the area.
Data Protection: Your personal information provided for this event or obtained from registration databases will be used to process your entry, publish results, check for missing runners and trace missing SI cards.
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British Sprint Championships Weekend, Leeds, 11-12th June 2022
The British Individual Sprint and Sprint Relay championships 2022 will take place on two University campuses in Leeds on the weekend of the 11th and 12th June 2022.
Entries are open for the Individual Sprint Championships race on Sunday the 12th June via Fabian4
In addition below is a REMINDER on how to enter to run in the sprint relays on Saturday the 11th June.
British Sprint Relay Championships - Leeds Beckett University - Saturday 11th June 2022
The British Sprint Relays will be held on the Headingley Campus at Leeds Beckett University and in Beckett Park.
There are the following relay classes available:
- Elite - Teams of 4 people (at least 2 females) running 4 legs with females running the first and last legs. TD3.
- Veteran (40+) - 3 legs, free running order, with teams consisting of 3 people, of which at least one must be female. TD3. Middle leg shorter.
- Super Veteran (55+) - 3 legs, free running order, with teams consisting of 3 people, of which at least one must be female. TD3. Middle leg shorter.
- Ultra Veteran (65+) - 3 legs, free running order, with teams consisting of 3 people, of which at least one must be female. TD3. Middle leg shorter.
- Junior (16-) - 3 legs, free running order, with teams of 3 people, of which at least one must be female. TD3. Middle leg shorter.
- Young Juniors (12-) - 3 legs, free running order, with teams consisting of 3 people, of which at least one must be female. TD2.
- Ad Hoc (Mixed age classes) - 3 legs, free running order, with teams consisting of 3 people, of which at least one must be female. TD3. Middle leg shorter. Not a championship class. Non-competitive teams from combined clubs allowed.
Females are permitted to be competitive in male classes. Teams may include more than the stated number of female runners for their class or be all female.
BOK will pay 50% of the entry fee. Elite Teams are £80 (4 runners), Senior Teams are £60 (3 runners). Junior Teams are £30 (3 runners). Therefore fees per entrant will be:
> £20 Elite and Senior - subsidised to £10
> £10 Junior - subsidised to £5
RESPONSES ARE REQUIRED BY THURSDAY 26th MAY 2022
To help us prepare as a team for these races, BOK are holding a Sprint race as a part of our Urban Series. This will be held on the Wednesday evening before the sprint champs (8th June at Hanham). This is specifically to help us train in the week before the big races. I am looking forward to us having a really strong set of sprint relay teams for this event that are fully trained and ready to have some great result. Scott, Club Captain
Other Big Events this Year:
O-Ringen. Uppsala, Sweden. 24th-30th July. EVENT DETAILS
Lakes 5 days. 7th-12th August. EVENT DETAILS
High Pike, Threlkeld Knots, Grizedale, Helsington Barrows
All UK orienteering fixtures can now be searched for on the PreEntries, BOF website, or the Event-O App.
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3. Results
BOK Urban Series 2022
by Scott Bailey, Captain
Record numbers of entries make for a exciting start to the Urban Orienteering Series
With over 150 entries, the first event of the BOK Urban Orienteering Series 2022 proved to be an exciting race at a complex (and hilly) Bristol University Halls campus. Last years season opener at the end of April was not blessed with the best of weather (those that were there might remember the constant rain and dark skies). However, despite the evening being pretty cold this year the weather was good to us and we even had a beautiful sunset to view over the Bristol Channel whilst standing at the finish and watching late starters come in.
The racing was pretty fast and complicated in the Uni Halls campus, with the longer courses also getting to run out into the surrounding Stoke Lodge roads. The courses were planned with a complex opening few controls, making for a quick navigational challenge to get into the map, looking at routegadget afterwards it's clear that the early leaders were those that didn’t make many mistakes in navigation here (rather than always the fastest runners). The longer legs into the housing areas were where time could be made up if you were a faster runner. Then it was back into the Uni Halls for a complex finish, and also a few ‘hill reps’ based upon the comments on social media after the event!
Adam Potter won the Long course in a time of 32:23, with only another 3 runners under the 40 minute mark (Owain Jones, Steven Denby, and Scott Bailey). The top Women runner on the Long was Emily Elms in 47:57, with Sara Currie, Alys Smith and Amy-Lee Jones all in the top 4.
Rachel Leathwood won the Medium course in a time of 30:54, followed by Alex Massie, Graham Hartley and Alex Smith. Top four Women were Rachel (clearly faster than the men as well as the women!), Louise Tonge, Jackie Hallett, and Lindsey Kennedy.
Carol Iddles won the Short course in at time of 20:45, followed by Sophie Leathwood, Emily Leathwood and Issy Cload. Making a clean sweep for women on the Short course!, and also a very successful evening for the Leathwood household. Full results and splits are available online.
There was plenty of praise afterwards for the expert organisation and planning of the event by the UBOC team (particular thanks to Robert Elston, Dan Weaver, and Sophie Jones). It has set a very high bar for the rest of the races in the series.
With next weeks event at Emersons Green, we are looking forward to getting an early view of league positions. Will last years winners still be strong? Stay tuned to find out!
Photos available on Flickr.
JK 2022
Congratulations to the following BOKers who achieved a top 10( ish) result in their race:
Day 1 - Sprint at Swansea University, Friday 15th April 2022
M20: 3rd, Jim Bailey, 5th, Oliver Tonge
MOpen: 9th, Jamie Hayward
M45: 7th Tommi Grover
M50: 5th Scott Bailey
M75: 7th Ted McDonald
W10: 9th Caroline Morris
W21E: 2nd Cecilie Andersen, 8th Chloe Potter
W40: 11th Sara Currie
W45: 6th Rachel Leathwood
W60: 1st Alison Bedwell, 7th Carolyn Dent
W65: 3rd Alison Simmons, 5th Helen Kelsey
Novice: 8th Max Landrigan M10
Day 2 - Middle Distance at Clydach Terrace, Saturday 16th April 2022
M10B: 6th Raffy Britton
M14B: 4th Joe Morris
M18L: 10th Jonathan Ambler
M20E: 4th Jim Bailey, 6th Oliver Tonge
M21S: 10th Stuart Hanstock
M35S: 1st Sam Landrigan
M40S: 1st Tim Britton, 4th Matt Palmer-Wilkinson
M50L: 11th Scott Bailey
M55L: 4th Clive Hallett
M60L: 4th Mark Saunders
M60S. 4th Alan Honey
M65S: 1st David Hanstock
M65S: 7th Jonathan Hurford
M70L: 6th John Simmons
M70S: 9th Brian Curtis
W10B: 5th Iris Landrigan
W12A: 11th Chloe Ambler
W18E: 6th Emily Elms, 20th Amy Lee-Jones
W18S: 4th Freya Milne
W21E: 9th Chloe Potter, 10th Cecilie Andersen
W40S: 3rd Laura Britton
W55S: 11th Jayne Milne
W60L: 1st Alice Bedwell
W65L: 2nd Alison Simmons, 5th Jackie Hallett
W70S: 1st Christine King, 5th Susan Curtis
W75: 12th Sally Thomas
W80: 2nd Clare Fletcher
Orange: 3rd Tamasine Leighton-Crawford W35
White: 3rd Max Landrigan M10
Day 3 - Long Distance at Pwll Du, Sunday 17th April 2022 - Easter day
M12A: 12th Dan Wareing
M14B: 1st Joe Morris
M18L: 5th Jonathan Ambler
M20E: 4th Jim Bailey, 5th Oliver Tonge
M21L: 13th Cameron Davies
M35S: 2nd Keith Agmen, 4th Sam Landrigan
M40S: 1st Tim Britton, 4th Matt Palmer-Wilkinson
M55L: =8th Richard Cottle, =8th Matthew Owen
M60L: 8th Mark Saunders
M60S: 2nd Alan Honey
M65S: 5th Jonathan Hurford, 7th David Hanstock
M70L: 4th John Simmons
M70S: 11th Brian Curtis
M75L: 3rd David Palmer
W10B: 4th Iris Lamdrigan
W12B: 3rd Maya Britton, 4th Isla Overy
W18E: 13th Emily Elms, 19th Amy Lee Jones
W18S: 4th Freya Milne
W21E: 5th Cecilie Andersen, 11th Chloe Potter
W21L: 13th Mille Stagg
W40S: 2nd Laura Britton
W50S: 4th Louise Tonge
W55S: 11th Jane Milne
W60L: 2nd Alice Bedwell
W65 L: 2nd Alison Simmons, 3rd Jackie Hallett, 9th Carol Iddles, 15th Helen Kelsey
W70S: 2nd Christine King, 11th Susan Curis
W75: 10th Sally Thomas
W80: 3rd Clare Fletcher
White: 4th Max Landrigan
JK Overall results:
M14B: 2nd Joseph Morris
M18L: 9th Jonathan Amber
M20E: 4th Jim Bailey, 5th Oliver Tonge
M35S: 1st Sam Landrigan
M40S: 1st Tim Britton, 4th Matt Palmer-Wilkinson
M50L: 12th Scott Bailey
M55L: 6th Cliver Hallett, 9th Matthew Owen
M60L: 7th Mark Saunders
M60S: 3rd Alan Honey
M65L: 10th Peter Foster
M65S: 4th David Hanstock, 5th Jonathan Hurford
M70L: 4th John SImmons
M70S: 11th Brian Curtis
M75L: 3rd David Palmer
W12A: 11th Chloe Ambler
W18E: 12th Emily Elms
W18S: 4th Freya Milne
W21E: 6th Cecilie Andersen, 9th Chloe Potter
W40S: 2nd Laura Britton
W50S: 10th Louise Tonge
W55S: 8th Jane Milne
W60L: 1st Alice Bedwell
W65L: 2nd Alison Simmons, 3rd Jackie Hallett
W70S: 1st Christine King, 7th Susan Curtis
W75: 10th Sally Thomas
W80: 3rd Clare Fletcher
Day 4 - Relays at Caewent, Monday 18th April 2022 - Easter Monday
| Race |
Result |
Team Name |
Team Members |
| JK Trohpy |
12th |
Massive Attack |
Owain Jones, Oliver Tonge, Adam Potter |
| Womens Trphy |
6th |
Portishead |
Chloe Potter, Lucy Tonge, Cecilie Andersen |
| Mens Short |
6th |
Roni Size |
Jonathan Ambler, Jamie Hayward, Guy Owen |
| Senior Women |
14th |
Bill Bailey |
Sara Currie, Amy Curtis, Alice Owen |
| Veteren Men |
13th |
Russel Howard |
Jim Hayward, John Simmons, Graeme Ambler |
| Veteren Men |
15th |
Stephen Merchant |
Chris Kelsey, Jeremy Tonge, Ifor Powell |
| Veteren Men |
16th |
Dave Prose AKA Darth Vader |
Paul Gebbettt, Alan Honey, Richard Hudson |
| Ultra Vetern |
2nd |
Isambard Kingdon Brunel |
Jackie Hallett, Alisom Simmons, Alice Bedwell |
| Ultra Vetern |
10th |
John Cabot |
Helen Kelsey, Carol Sands, Peter Maliphant |
| Ultra Vetern |
22nd |
Lee Evans |
Carolyn Dent, Chris Kelsey, Gwen Tanner |
| Ultra Vetern |
24th |
Cary Grant |
John Parfitt, Ted MacDonald, Carol Iddles |
| Ultra Vetern |
28th |
WG Grace |
Caroline Potter, Susan Curtis, Fiona Hanstock |
| Intermediate Women |
7th |
Ben Collind AKA The Stig |
Amy Lee-Jones, Isabelle Tonge, Megan Wareing |
| Junior Relay |
6th |
Wallace & Gromit |
Marcus Perry, Joseph Morris, Daniel Wareing |
| Mixed Ad Hoc |
21st |
Tony Ben |
Soren Bremer, Andy Wareing, Duncan Perry |
| Mixed Ad Hoc |
39th |
Bob Hope |
Stuart Hanstock, Brian Curtis, David Hanstock |
Well done to all those who ran - despite whether you finished or not....
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4. Training Runs
Join our Tuesday Night Runs!
We run for up to an hour and we can provide different routes for longer or shorter runs.
Please let Tommi know if you may be interested so we can plan how many groups and the routes we need to provide. (We always have at least one group running a shorter 3-5km route and another doing 8-10km route.)
Tommi
Tuesday 3rd May, The Priory, Portbury. BS20 7TN
A scenic summer run from Portbury. What three words ///threading.episode.cherry
Tuesday 10th May, The Swan, Swineford, BS30 6LN
A scenic summer run from Swineford. What three words ///noses.taps.sunset
Tuesday 17th May, The Beaufort Arms, Hawkesbury Upton. GL9 1AU
Meet at Public Car Park opposite.
A scenic summer run taking in parts of the cotswold way. If the public car park is closed, please park sensibly along street and muster near the car park! What three words ///boomers.friend.forkful
Tuesday 24th May, The Failand Inn, Fasiland. BS8 3UN
A scenic summer run from Failand. Short run option is about 5-6km, Long run 10km. Road shoes fine if dry, consider trail shoes if heavy rain. What three words ///jungle.snack.bonus
Tuesday 31st May, The Lock Keeper, Keynsham. BS231 2DD
A scenic summer run from the Lock Keeper in Keynsham. What three words ///cheek.wiping.lime
You can find a full list of our routes available to browse at our BOK Plotaroute page.
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CHECK THE BOK WEBSITE FOR FULL DETAILS OF ALL RACES
http://www.bristolorienteering.org.uk
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