Summer Series Results from
Carrington
January 23, 2001
Results from courses: One Two
Three Four
Happy New Year
What a great way to start Summer Series orienteering for the new year,
a perfect night for orienteering and then sitting round discussing where
you went, both on the map and at Christmas.
Welcome to all the newcomers. There were lots of you tonight and we
are a little concerned we were too busy to give you all the attention you
wanted. If you missed out or got a rushed description for what to do we
sincerely apologise. We will endeavour to have more help available next
week so do please ask at the campermatic if you would like to talk to someone.
Thank you to Mervyn Paitry who set the courses for tonight. The map
for this evening was undergoing a metamorphosis right up to the weekend
before and so it was not an easy task. Mervyn overheard and enjoyed the
statement "I outsmarted myself" from an orienteer who messed up an easy
control.
This is the 1st announcement of a night O event to be held in the Woodhill
Forest on February 24th. Keep this date free and come along for some great
fun. There are opportunities for all levels of experience. Camping is available
at $5pp so stay the night and enjoy the fun. Toilets, showers and gas BBQ
on site. BYO food and refreshments. The gate in will be opened at 5pm and
there will be starts at 6:30pm and 8:30pm. This will be score event with
24 controls, some easy, some medium and some hard. A score event has all
the controls on the map and you visit as many as you can in a set time
period. For further information contact Bert Chapman on (09) 846 5083.
This and more information as it comes to hand will appear on the Auckland
O club web page auckoc.tripod.com/ . There is the big night relays in Taupo
on the 10th of March for club members and so this will help with the preparation!!
Another event for your sporting calendar.
ADVANCE NOTICE - WAIRAMARAMA ROGAINE - 24 MARCH 2001
The inaugural Auckland 6-hour Rogaine is to be held at Wairamarama in
the Port Waikato area on Saturday 24 March 2001, commencing from 12.00pm.
The Wairamarama Rogaine will be the first Rogaine to be held in the Auckland
region. The Rogaine area will primarily consist of very interesting
rolling limestone farmland, interspersed with pockets of native bush and
a larger area of pine forest. For the really keen a 12-hour option
will be offered, although the emphasis will be on "giving-it-a go" in the
main 6-hour event. An after-event meal will be provided to all participants.
Entry Forms for the Wairamarama Rogaine will be circulated from late
January. For further information visit the New Zealand Rogaining
Web Page at
http://www.mapsport.co.nz/rog/rogaine.html or contact the event
organiser at mailto:anelson@voyager.co.nz/. More information will be on
the Auckland Club web page too.
Next weeks event is on Tuesday the 30th (NOTE this is the day after
anniversary day and so will seem to come round very quickly). The event
is on two new maps, Ellerslie Racecourse and one of the streets and parks
to the east of Ellerslie. We'll be starting in the area by the race course
where the car fair is held each week. This is accessed from Greenlane East
Rd and then turn off behind the Ascot Hospital and Hotel at the traffic
lights. Follow on to the end of the road and you'll see us from there.
Did you notice the SPECIALS notice. For non O club members there is
a really good deal on offer if you have been contemplating joining some
time in the future. Join the Auckland O Club and get the rest of the Summer
Series free. To join the club the fees are $60 for a senior, $40 for a
junior (U21) or full-time student and $85 for a family. With 7 summer series
events left at a cost of $35 you are getting more than a 50% saving. Think
about joining and you'll have lots of Oing opportunities throughout the
rest of the year. The other special available is the half season
concession ticket. This gives the 8 post Christmas events for the price
of 6. If you still want to take this up we'll take your map payment this
week as part of the price.
We still have a few of the Katie Fettes calendars available. These cost
$20 and give you an O picture every month. Buying one of these also helps
our top orienteers in the pursuit of their chosen sport.
Lost property: a watch and a pair of sun glasses were left at the event.
If either of these are yours please let us know and we'll sort out some
way to return them. Joanna and Alistair Stewart can be got at 3737599 x6362
during the day or 5755695 in the evening (if we're not out preparing for
the next event!).
Have a great weekend all those who are going to New Plymouth for the
Turkey Trot and the Taranaki Traverse. For those new to the sport the first
is an ordinary event held on the typical gully/spur farmland terrain of
the area and the second is a loooong O (using 3 to 5 maps) starting out
in the country on the foothills of Mount Taranaki and, by going from map
to map, moving into town and through to the finish at the beach.
Also good luck to those doing the Point to Point event as part of the
Auckland Regatta next Monday. Hope at least the orienteering parts go really
well.
Course 1
6.2 kms
1 Brent Edwards 0:38:49
2 Rob Jessop 0:39:37
3 Fraser Mills 0:42:00
4 Mark Lawson 0:43:10
5 Neil Kerrison 0:43:54
6 Adrian Skinner 0:49:32
7 Dave Crofts 0:49:44
8 Jeff Greenwood 0:50:34
9 Rudy Halwatsch 0:54:12
10 Stan Foster 0:57:49
11 Allan Janes 0:57:52
12 Mike Marra 0:59:45
13 Dougal Harding 1:03:34
14 Jamie Munro 1:05:51
15 Quintin Meads 1:06:27
16 Brian Johnston 1:07:27
17 Mike Beveridge 1:09:32
18 Jonathan Fraser 1:10:48
19 Juliane Gnau 1:15:00
20 Martin Barber 1:16:00
21 Daniel Martin 1:16:00
22 Tony Cooper 1:18:23
23 Roel Michels 1:19:24
24 Peter Godfrey 1:20:37
25 Graeme Gibb 1:28:00
26 Christina Renhart & Tom
Kruger 1:34:00
Up to the Top
Course 2
3.9 kms
1 Norm Jager 0:39:05
2 Mark Roberts 0:39:14
3 Paul Gilkison 0:41:16
4 Jim Davidson 0:42:45
5 Phillippa Poole 0:43:46
6 Antoinette Fotherby 0:44:40
7 Ian Sydenham 0:45:25
8 Alan Verry 0:45:30
9 Patrick Murphy 0:45:36
10 Russell Williams 0:45:48
11 Phil White 0:48:31
12 Simon Jager 0:50:02
13 Steve Fotherby 0:50:02
14 Allen Browne 0:50:30
15 Keith Adams 0:54:20
16 Penny Brothers 0:54:28
17 Peter West 0:54:38
18 John Scott & Susanne
Dudding 0:55:00
19 Tord Kjellstrom 0:55:10
20 Richard Kestle 0:57:00
21 Jonathan Beguely 0:57:00
22 Sarah Beaumont 0:58:53
23 L Hornell 0:59:07
24 Nicola Kinzett 1:06:21
25 Jane Adams 1:06:50
26 Peter Wakeman 1:09:17
27 R Wakeman 1:11:48
28 Damian Douglas 1:13:00
29 Peeters Family 1:16:37
30 Chris Jager 1:17:00
31 Mo Fitzpatrick 1:17:00
32 Bert Chapman 1:18:59
33 Mike Baston 1:20:15
34 Alison Comer 1:21:08
35 Asta & Paula 1:22:00
36 R Bennett 1:26:00
37 Catherine 1:26:25
38 Phillip Barber 1:33:25
Up to the Top
Course 3
2.5 kms
1 Natalie Rouse 0:18:00
2 Phil White 0:20:26
3 Lyn Stanton 0:20:57
4 Anon 0:21:50
5 Lorna Brant & MJ Parkin 0:22:00
6 Rob Scott 0:22:44
7 Nigel & Marie 0:23:51
8 Leah Teeboon & Steve
Venables 0:24:10
9 Sebastian Olsen 0:24:33
10 D&S O'Shea 0:25:00
11 Ray Palmer 0:25:23
12 Jonathan Henry 0:28:30
13 Melvina Wise 0:30:00
14 B Hamilton 0:30:38
15 Michael Jager 0:30:53
16 Ben Johnson 0:31:25
17 Kelly O'Donnell 0:31:25
18 Lisa Brooks 0:32:00
19 Adele Forster 0:32:35
20 L Williams 0:32:39
21 Ray Fern 0:34:30
22 Debs Beveridge 0:35:00
23 J&C Chapman 0:36:00
24 Raewyn Smith 0:36:00
25 Debi Pyle 0:37:24
26 Kieran O'Donnell 0:38:15
27 Natasha Cooper & Lisa
Slako 0:38:35
28 Graeme Green 0:39:14
29 Munro/Mahe Family 0:40:15
30 Jackie Harsant 0:42:54
31 Marion Taylor 0:42:54
32 Chris Taylor 0:42:54
33 Andrea Gilkison 0:44:00
34 Ceejay 0:52:00
Up to the Top
Course 4
1.4 kms
1 Melanie Horne 0:11:00
2 Sarah Gilkison 0:11:13
3 Phoebe Borwick 0:11:31
4 Alex Borwick 0:11:40
5 Angela & Heather Davidson 0:12:15
6 Ray Palmer 0:12:42
7 John Monck 0:14:00
8 H Palmer 0:16:54
9 Raewyn Smith 0:22:00
10 Anne Taylor 0:23:00
11 Alex Bennett 0:24:55
12 Renee Beveridge 0:28:00
13 Tom Williams 0:28:00
14 Alex Bennett 0:30:15
15 McLeay 0:36:00
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