Next Major Event, Sun 18 Jun
Cove Brook and Rafborough

Urban

Near: Farnborough

SN's offering for the SEOUL league 2023 will this year take advantage again of the complex and interesting housing estates around North Farnborough and Cove

Track to Terrain

A pathway to Orienteering

If you had ever wanted to give orienteering a try, SN provide a chance to try giving your running a different dimension by moving from Track to Terrain. Details on Orienteering are here, but see the attached flyer for your chance to try one of three opportunities.

Club Handicap Results

Congratulations to John (winner) and Dave (runner up) on a lovely evening at Hogmoor. Thanks to Allan Farrington for the excellent course and provision of race timing, and also to those who helped collect controls. Full results are here as an Excel file.

SN Summer Activities

Update 24 May

These evening activities are informal and free to SN club members, and newcomers are always welcome. SN Superstars is confirmed for Weds 12th July (pre-entry via Racesignup is required, with a charge to cover the BBQ).

Keep an eye on the Events page and your email for further information. Emails have been sent this week with a request for organisers/helpers plus information on coaching for improvers, and our new Track-to-Terrain initiative (aimed specifically at newcomers). For most activities you can just turn up on the night. Read more below.

A great weekend of Hampshire urban racing in June

SN's next major event is an urban race on Sun 18 June near Farnborough. It will re-use part of the 2022 Cove Brook map, but with a new southern extension. See the Events page for more information.

On the previous day (Sat 17 June) our neighbours BADO are hosting a UK Urban League event at Whitchurch, in the Test Valley between Basingstoke and Andover. www.bado.org.uk

Both events are part of the Southern England Orienteering Urban League (SEOUL).

Congratulations to our new British & JK Champions

SN had three individual winners in the British Long Distance championships at Cold Ash on Sat 25th March. Well done to Tommy Rollins (M16), Sarah Rollins (W45) and Steve Keyes (M60). Tommy and Sarah followed this up with overall victories at the JK two weeks later.

In the British relays on Sun 26th at Hambleden we did not secure any wins, but had one silver and three bronzes. At the JK Relays we successfully retained the W120+ title with a team comprising Katherine, Mel and Sarah.

All the results and photos can be found via www.theboc.org.uk and www.thejk.org.uk .