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Check out the current Event Calendar or Upcoming Events (scroll down the right hand column).  Most events are pre-entry in Eventor.  To enter, first create a Casual Registration in Eventor on the Register page.  Refer to this How To document.

For fitness and other orienteering training activities - see the Coaching and Training page

The Learn To Orienteer 2025 program is suitable for everyone from complete beginners to those who might have tried orienteering but want more formal training.

To do orienteering in your own time, choose a DIY Permanent Course or download the MapRun App for Android and iOs. New maps are added regularly.

Ask us about Day & Evening Training Sessions - After-School Orienteering - Kid-O for the under-8s.

Latest News

  • Last chance to join Learn to Orienteer 2025, with our final session starting Sunday 9 November, led by Robin Uppill: Enter on Eventor.
  • The latest issue of SA Orienteer Quarterly newsletter is now online. Click here to access Issue 4/2025 and archive.
  • The results for the SA Long Championships for 1999 and 2005 have been recovered and can be seen by going to Results -> Results Archive
  • The June 2025 edition of the The Australian Orienteer is now available online. Go to About Us -> News -> Australian Orienteer

The 2022 Club Relays were originally planned for August, but delayed until 16th October as the main organisers and course planners were not available at the original planned date.  So Max Grivell and Jack Marshall planned courses, and organized the event, with support from Jenny Casanova to control the event, and Simon Uppill to help with SI and the event software (and of courses the spreadsheet to decide the winning club).

The event was held in the northern part of Para Wirra NP on the last Sunday of the school holidays.  However this did not deter clubs from organizing a record number of team entries, 71 in all.  And many runners displayed the club shirts, including a new shirt for Wallaringa featuring the dingo logo.

Unfortunately the bush in Para Wirra has become thicker in some areas in recent years, so the start of the Hard and Moderate courses traversed some of the thicker bush in the first part of the courses.  Some track options were available, and the latter part of these courses traversed friendlier terrain.  The courses passed through a spectator control of a colourful inflatable rhino on the edge of the oval.

RhinoControl

Our Facebook site has a series of photos and 2 videos of the mass start

  1. From the map distribution location
  2. Passing the start control

Team results are available on Eventor.

And the club results were as follows, YA had been on top for the last couple of years, but OH with a turnout of 20 teams and some good results, took the trophy this year. The points are calculated based on the results, allowing for the number of entries in a class, and the clubs participation as a percent of its membership.

Onkaparinga Hills - 33.99

Yalanga - 30.57

Tintookies - 25.42

Tjuringa – 18.07

Wallaringa – 10.69

OH Relay winners

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