Summer Series Results from
Lloyd Elsmore
March 7, 2002
Results from courses: One Two
Three Four
Are you worried about your summer? It is coming to an end! The last
of the Summer Series is next week. And just after the weather has settle
down too!! Lets make the final night on One Tree Hill a boomer. For those
feeling they haven’t been challenged enough lately, we will have a contours
only course available to help along the training for the Nationals. It
is also the second of the Secondary Schools events, so it should be a lively
night.
Thank you to Brian Johnston for a fine set of courses tonight, and to
Mark Roberts for taking over most of the event organization for us. As
you may have noticed, Alistair could not be there tonight, so a very big
thank you to all the people who lent a helping hand.
There were many very positive comments tonight about the delights of
Lloyd Elsmore Park. It is a couple of years since we have used it and it
has developed considerably in that time with many interesting parts tucked
away which came as quite a surprise to most competitors. We were delighted,
too, at how many people from the area turned up to participate tonight
– this is the purpose of moving to a different area each week, to give
people a chance to ‘give it a go’ close to home. Thank you all for coming
along and I do hope we will see you again at some of our other events.
There has been a steady string of overseas orienteers joining us at
our Summer Series events this year – fellow orienteers from Switzerland,
Sweden, Germany, Australia and tonight Austria. We do hope you enjoy your
stay in New Zealand.
Lost property left at tonight’s event – a pair of sun glasses in a sachet.
Please get in touch with us or claim them at One Tree Hill.
With the Summer Series almost over the Sunday events are now underway.
This weekend many of us will be heading down to Taupo to the night relays
– something looked forward to from one year to the next. Next weekend (17th
March) sees the first of the Score Series out in the forest. Sunday 17th
event is at Weiti, on the east coast, just north of Long Bay. This would
be a great event to come out to, following on from the Summer Series. You
get a map a bit like you do at the Summer Series, with all the controls
marked on it, and are given 1 hour to head off and visit as many controls
as you can. The controls are of differing value and there is quite
an art in working out which ones to head for and in what order. There is
one mass start so everyone gets back at once to allow for a pleasant time
chatting and eating sausages off the barbeque, to say nothing of the wonderful
spot prizes on offer. It also gives a great opportunity for newer orienteers
to go back out into the forest with one of the many elites present to get
a few first hand tips about the finer points of the sport. Make sure you
mark the morning of the 17th March on your calendar now!
Course 1
8.4 kms
1 Mark Lawson 0:40:48
2 Darren Ashmore 0:41:42
3 Rob J 0:42:47
4 David Stewart 0:43:52
5 Jeff Greenwood 0:45:26
6 Fraser Mills 0:48:03
7 Rudy Hlawatsch 0:54:38
8 Martin Peat 0:55:25
9 Roel Michels 0:57:12
10 Ian Sydenham 0:57:55
11 M Little 1:04:13
12 Malcolm Gawn 1:04:13
13 Mike Ashmore 1:05:01
14 Craig Pearce 1:08:47
15 Natalie Rouse 1:11:36
16 C Berry 1:16:48
17 Chris Fransham 1:23:35
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Course 2
5.1 kms
1 Pete Swanson 0:32:38
2 Craig Miller 0:35:44
3 Malin Danielsson 0:35:58
4 Richard Kestle 0:37:45
5 Richard Christie 0:39:12
6 Phil Creagh 0:40:43
7 David Creagh 0:40:44
8 Norm Jager 0:41:12
9 Michael P 0:41:42
10 Ilse Prehsler 0:41:42
11 Mary-Pat & Mike 0:41:43
12 Shane Blackett 0:42:08
13 Vee Smirnov 0:44:34
14 Irene Smirnova 0:48:27
15 Les Paver 0:50:01
16 Alan Verry 0:50:03
17 N Oram 0:50:20
18 Jane Adams 0:50:34
19 C Bolt 0:51:03
20 Martin Barber 0:51:04
21 Peter Godfrey 0:52:34
22 Nick Moore 0:53:00
23 John Murphy 0:53:02
24 Vanessa Cammell 0:53:28
25 Arwen Vant 0:53:32
26 Alison Comer 0:53:46
27 Keith Adams 0:55:43
28 Leo Cheng 1:01:00
29 Mark Kelleher 1:01:00
30 Q Ball 1:03:27
31 Dominic Scheirlinck 1:03:27
32 S & D O'Shea 1:09:10
33 Becs & Dad & Ash 1:20:00
34 James Jelicich 1:25:47
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Course 3
3.8 kms
1 Frances Peat 0:29:15
2 Michael Jager 0:32:12
3 Carey Dobbs 0:35:00
4 Paul & Michelle Kemp 0:35:32
5 Mark & Jo 0:37:36
6 Miles Paver 0:38:05
7 Stewart Knapman 0:39:00
8 Rosie Hewlett 0:39:52
9 Chris Doudle 0:41:00
10 David Crooke 0:41:15
11 Smirnova Alina 0:41:32
12 Scott Fenwick 0:42:49
13 Fran Simonds 0:42:50
14 Simon Cattley 0:43:18
15 Ben Trengrove 0:43:30
16 Carol Diamond 0:44:28
17 Harrison 0:45:33
18 Alex McCormick 0:51:23
19 R Bennett 0:54:00
20 Phillip Barber 0:55:00
21 Rose Murphy 0:57:00
22 Sandy McGivern 0:57:11
23 Lab Rats 2 1:01:00
24 Alison & Joy Batty 1:01:55
25 Jenny Wood 1:03:28
26 Clare Johnston 1:04:10
27 Nicola Burgess 1:04:28
28 Lindsay Best 1:05:00
29 Gareth Jenkin 1:05:00
30 Chris Taylor & Jackie
Harsant 1:11:22
31 Maria Naish 1:11:22
32 Fitzpatrick 1:12:00
33 Jenny Andrew 1:13:00
34 Jessi 1:18:00
35 Katie Norris 1:18:00
36 Alex Fyfe 1:20:00
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Course 4
2.3 kms
1 Dave Milner 0:17:40
2 Craig Brocus 0:18:00
3 Tim Rankin 0:18:00
4 Matthew Ng-Wai Shing 0:20:00
5 Nicola Peat 0:21:15
6 Kate Smirnova 0:22:02
7 Daniel Wickman 0:28:25
8 Helen Knox 0:34:58
9 Sarah Dryburgh 0:34:58
10 Rainbow Bin 0:34:58
11 Graham & Andrew 0:35:00
12 Daniel Fam 0:37:00
13 Daniel 0:37:00
14 Mike Carr 0:38:17
15 Joon Ha 0:38:26
16 Daniel Bowler 0:39:25
17 David Gaspard 0:40:20
18 Gerard 0:45:00
19 Sinead Dunn 0:45:00
20 Kate Heller & Sarah
Peters 0:47:30
21 Diana, Erica, Me 1:08:00
22 Shawn Andrews 1:10:00
23 Emma Paget Nicola Leman 1:15:39
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