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Sam Giles, a Junior with Sarum and SW Squad, is to cycle solo from Lands End to John O'Groats, averaging 80 miles a day. Inspired by the sad loss of two classmates, he has taken two years to plan this sponsored event and hopes to raise £2000 for two cancer and leukaemia charities. If you were pushed out of the mud at this years JK, Sam was probably one of the youngsters who helped you!

A tough and challenging long race at EYOC leaves athletes with mixed feelings.

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Anyone looking at the plain results and not knowing the circumstances surrounding this year's British Schools Champs in Dorset would think that the event had been relatively uneventful. Most of the age classes were won by the usual suspects, Ulverston Victoria High made the long trip from Cumbria...

Yesterday saw over 800 runners, some seasoned competitors but a lot of unfamiliar names of new school orienteers, descend upon Hawkbatch Woods in Worcestershire for the British Schools Championships. Burford School dominated the primary team class with three of the first four teams, while Barn...

The BOF Junior Selectors have announced the team for the 2006 Junior European Cup, to be held in Switzerland, 5th-8th October. M20 Duncan Coombs Joe Mercer M18 Rhodri Buffet Hector Haines John Rocke Douglas Tullie Reserve Iain Embrey W20 Jessica Halliday Tessa Hill Rebecca R...

Selections for the junior tours to Badaguish (Glenmore), Halden and Uppsala can be found here, along with a list of athletes who will attend the Lagganlia training camp. Athletes are nominated by their region to attend Lagganlia, while selection for the other training camps is due to a series ...

BOF have annoucned the Great Britain team who will be competing in the Junior World Orienteering Championships in Lithuania from 3rd-8th July. Additionally there will also be a Pre-JWOC training camp in Lithuania in June for our top juniors. Congratulation to all those selected! JWOC ...

Provisional Results from today's middle distance in Oban: FCC Men (36) 4.8 km 18 C nc Oleg Chepelin GRAMP 32:33 1 Douglas Tullie RR 34:22 2 Joe Mercer AIRE 34:29 3 James Tullie RR 35:04 4 Iain Embrey OD 35:11 5 Rhys Findlay-Robinson SHUOC 35:45 6 Andrew Llewellyn IND 35:46 7 H...

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In the Snowy Welsh country the second round of fcc took place. With the weather causing mayhem with the roads attendance was down but still many made the journey. The Organisers even had to go as far as checking the areas to make sure it was safe for the race to continue. The weekend went ahead a...

This year's FCC competition has even more at stake now with Bedders organising a run-in competition for the remaining 7 races of the series. While it isn't always possible to acheive your hopes for seemless orienteering, you should always have that little bit extra for the sprint down the run in...

The first race of this year’s Future Champions Cup series took place at the BKO National Event at Cold Ash on a cold day in the south of England. The performance of the day had to be Anne Edward’s 6 minute win on the W18 course, winning all but 2 legs, and one of those being the run-in. Ano...

Over 260 juniors from 14 clubs competed today at Sherwood Pines Forest Park, Nottinghamshire for the Yvette Baker Trophy. As expected, the competition was exciting and up to the time of the last finishers the result was not clear cut. Nottinghamshire (never out of the top 3 in this competition) h...

Today saw another fairly cold day in Yorkshire, with school’s from all over the country coming to compete at Temple Newsam Estate. This area was used for the British School’s back in 1991, and not much has changed since then – there were still plenty of paths for the younger courses, and lots of...