The two big
national orienteering events each year are the Australian Three Days (part of a
larger Easter Carnival) and the Australian Championships (held roughly over the
September-October school holidays and also part of a larger orienteering event
series). The states/territories where these events are held rotate. More info here for future planning!
This year the Easter
Orienteering Carnival was held in Western Australia. The Australian Sprint
Champs and the Australian Middle Distance Champs were held on the following
weekend. (There were some schools and public races on the weekdays between.)
The first day, the sprint, was in the middle of Perth. The other two events in the Three Days were in the York-Beverly region east of Perth, full of history, farm land and forest.
While ten days
of orienteering was on offer, it was a very long way to go, with just five
Uringans participating in some or all of the events on offer. (Next year it
will be held in the NSW Orange region.)
Australian Three-Day Results
The times for all three events are combined for the placings.
Runners who MP/DNS/DNF for any one of the days are out of contention.
M50A
2 Shane Doyle
5 Michael Warlters
5 Michael Warlters
W70A
12 Mary Jane Mahony
12 Mary Jane Mahony
M80A
3 Brian Cleland
3 Brian Cleland
Australian Sprint Champs
W20E
17 Serena Doyle
17 Serena Doyle
M50A
3 Shane Doyle
7 Michael Warlters
3 Shane Doyle
7 Michael Warlters
Australian Middle Distance
W20E
18 Serena Doyle
18 Serena Doyle
M50A
2 Michael Warlters
5 Shane Doyle
2 Michael Warlters
5 Shane Doyle
Photos thanks to OA FaceBook
and Mary Jane Mahony.
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