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Tour De Peninsula - Gene Map
Gene Beveridge Blog: Tour De Peninsula
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 12 Feb 2015 - Blog Post

Gene Beveridge (NZL) posted about orienteering on his personal blog: Tour De Peninsula marks the build up to the 2015 orienteering season in NZ with its series of 8 races over 3 days with the cycle tour inspired concepts used by Sprint the Bay in previous years. This year I was open to compete for as many of the leaders’ singlets as I could.

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SuperSeries Round 1 – The Wrap!
By Malcolm Ingham - 9 Feb 2015 - News Item

Following the first round of the 2015 SuperSeries run as part of the Tour de Peninsula over Waitangi weekend, Matt Ogden and Laura Robertson lead the M21E and W21E fields respectively. The two Superseries races at Ferrymead and Lincoln University were both flat and fast, but run in vastly different conditions – the cold and […]

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Lizzie Ingham Blog: Behind the times: Tassie World Cup
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 9 Feb 2015 - Blog Post

Lizzie Ingham has posted a blog update – recalling her Tasmanian and World Cup experiences, one month on. The blog post is titled “Behind the times: Tassie World Cup”

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Spectator Control
Gene Beveridge Blog: Solid Run at World Cup Long Distance in Tassie
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 14 Jan 2015 - Blog Post

Gene Beveridge has posted a personal blog: Solid Run at World Cup Long Distance in Tassie. After a disappointing performance in the middle distance at the World Cup in Tasmania it was hard to maintain confidence leading into the long distance…

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Junior Success in Bulgaria
Australian Orienteer Articles – Junior Success in Bulgaria & Wildfire Sports Australian Ultra-Long 2014
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 14 Jan 2015 - News Item

JWOC2014 and Australian Ultra-Long 2014 – Read full articles from the December 2014 issue of “The Australian Orienteer” Magazine.

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Matt Ogden Blog: Tasmania – Ten out of Ten
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 14 Jan 2015 - Blog Post

Matt Odgen (NZL) has posted on his personal blog: Tasmania – Ten out of Ten.
“…The first couple of days in Tasmania we had no races which gave us the opportunity to train and see some of Tasmania…”

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Oceania Relay
Gene Beveridge Blog: Oceania Relay
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 6 Jan 2015 - Blog Post

Gene Beveridge (NZL) has posted on his personal blog: “On the 4th of January I ran in the Oceania Relay Champs in an amazing setting bellow Mt Barrow on the Benbullen map. This was another opportunity for me to get some high speed navigation. I was only racing for the second New Zealand team but pulled out a good performance to be the first New Zealander home on the first leg behind New Zealand and Australia.

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Oceania2015 Sprint - Gene
Gene Beveridge Blog: World Cup Sprint
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 5 Jan 2015 - Blog Post

Gene Beveridge (NZL) has posted on his personal blog. “On the 2nd of January we ran the World Cup sprint race qualification at Cataract Gorge, and on the 3rd the sprint final at the University of Tasmania both here in Launceston…

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Sprint Debrief – The Best Of Both Worlds (Updated)
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 23 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

Well what can I say, this was my first ever JWOC race and I’ve been caught out unlucky.  Mixed emotions flow through my body and trying to encapsulate this experience is hard. I feel frustrated at the “would’ve” situations that lie right in front of me yet what a hell of a race. Technically I […]

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Sample Map
JWOC Long Simulation Course
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 21 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

In the lead up to JWOC our team along with the Aussies have done a series of simulation races where you are given all the relevant information to simulate a JWOC race. We did a long race, a middle race and a sprint, which Cam has already reported on. The long JWOC simulation was held […]

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WOC Long
Matt Odgen Blog – WOC2014
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 17 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

Matt Ogden has blogged about his experiences at WOC 2014. “After a 2 day mission to get back home from Lavarone (including a 6km, 90minute walk through some Italy back country with Ross and all our gear after 2 trains and 2 buses and a 7 hour stopover in Berlin) I had some time to […]

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WOC2014 Relay - Tim
WOC Report #7 – the Relay
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 14 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

Another long, wet day at Campomulo but in the end a guaranteed promotion from Group 3 to Group 2 for the women, who finished 18th, and a 23rd place finish for the men which, as for the women, was an improvement of 3 places on last year in Finland. Once again the courses were  rugged […]

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Ross
WOC Report #6 – the Middle Distance
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 12 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

The Middle Distance at WOC is a bit like the 1500 m at the Olympics – probably considered by men as the blue ribbon event – generally the most technical of the terrains and this year at an altitude of 1500-1700 m in the forest and alpine meadows of Campomulo. What’s more the sun shone […]

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Ross
WOC Report #6 – the Middle Distance
By Catriona McBean - 12 Jul 2014 - News Item

The Middle Distance at WOC is a bit like the 1500 m at the Olympics – probably considered by men as the blue ribbon event – generally the most technical of the terrains and this year at an altitude of 1500-1700 m in the forest and alpine meadows of Campomulo. What’s more the sun shone […]

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Lizzie Ingham Blog – Race Review – Sprint WOC
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 11 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

Lizzie Ingham has posted a race review of the Sprint races on her personal blog: Although the official proposal of having separate sprint WOC and forest WOCs may have been shot down, with this year’s schedule I’ve ended up pretty much having two separate WOCs anyway. Last weekend was all about the sprints, with the […]

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Matt - long distance finish
WOC Report #5 – the Long Distance
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 10 Jul 2014 - News Item

With the new groupings of how many runners each country are allocated in the middle and long distance races now based on positions in the long, middle and relay over the previous 2 years, these last three events of WOC2014 are going to be crucial for New Zealand. Thus Matt and Greta set out today […]

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Matt - long distance finish
WOC Report #5 – the Long Distance
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 10 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

With the new groupings of how many runners each country are allocated in the middle and long distance races now based on positions in the long, middle and relay over the previous 2 years, these last three events of WOC2014 are going to be crucial for New Zealand. Thus Matt and Greta set out today […]

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Annegare Nel Sudore
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 8 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

A couple of days ago our first race in Italia started with a bang! Venice filled with alleyways, tourists and the all-exhausting heat.  First of all, my hat goes well and truly off to anyone who ran the WOC races. I know I couldn’t concentrate well because of the heat, seriously sapped everything out of […]

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NZ Sprint Relay Team
WOC Report #4 – the Sprint Relay – a wet, wet, evening in Trento
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 8 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

It rained and it rained and it rained, the cobbles and shiny pavements of the old town of Trento getting slippier and slippier and the temperature dropping from about 30C at the start to barely 20 at the finish. And along the with the rain, New Zealand’s initially bright hopes in the first ever sprint […]

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NZ Sprint Relay Team
WOC Report #4 – the Sprint Relay – a wet, wet, evening in Trento
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 8 Jul 2014 - News Item

It rained and it rained and it rained, the cobbles and shiny pavements of the old town of Trento getting slippier and slippier and the temperature dropping from about 30°C at the start to barely 20 at the finish. And along the with the rain, New Zealand’s initially bright hopes in the first ever sprint […]

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Lizzie Ingham WOC2014 Sprint
WOC Report #3
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 7 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

The sprint – a long, long, hot day that started at 6am so we could get the specially laid on ferry to Burano Island for the qualifying heats. Sadly these were not exactly a great success from the NZ point of view, with only Lizzie running to form and cruising into the final in 6th place in her heat. Greta was right up with the pace in heat 3, but a 1 minute mistake was the death knell for her qualifying chances, and Imogene was steady but always just off the necessary pace.

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Lizzie Ingham WOC2014 Sprint
WOC Report #3 – the Sprint
By Catriona McBean - 6 Jul 2014 - News Item

The sprint – a long, long, hot day that started at 6am so we could get the specially laid on ferry to Burano Island for the qualifying heats. Sadly these were not exactly a great success from the NZ point of view, with only Lizzie running to form and cruising into the final in 6th […]

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Norwegian Camp Races
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 5 Jul 2014 - Blog Post

On Wednesday I ran a long distance training race with the Norwegians on a very steep map with rocks and a network of tracks. This area is likely to be similar to the southern part of the JWOC long distance terrain. Picking the correct route-choices was essential, as was control through the detailed areas. I […]

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WOA Middle Race Review
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 2 Jun 2014 - Blog Post

The WOA Middle Distance Championships were taken out by Tim Robertson on Monday, making it his 3rd win for the weekend. Robertson destroyed the field to win by almost 4 minutes, with a time of 27:33. The Moose, who was caught 4 minutes by Robertson at control 14, kept attacking and finished before Robertson on […]

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WOA Long Race Review
By ONZ Online Coordinator - Roger Woodroofe - 1 Jun 2014 - Blog Post

Tim Robertson’s true form came through in the WOA Long Distance Championships today at Fusilier, taking out the event by 6 minutes. Robertson confidently attacked the course and navigated well to take the win in the Men’s Elite. Brodie Nankervis stepped up also, coming second 6 minutes in front of Jason Markham.  A mixture of […]

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