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JK Juniors

14 April 2004 by guest junior
JK Juniors This years JK saw an increased amount of international runners, including numerous Swedes and Norwegians, some Irish and a Belgian on the junior courses. M10A Nykögs OK of Sweden took a strong hold of M10A, with Didrik Hall winning both days to secure victory and club mate Daniel ...

JK Veterans

14 April 2004 by guest uk
Charlie Adams drinking a victorius pint in anticipation of his victory in 15 years time The Graythwaite Estate also provided great racing for the veterans. As with all previous JK races the veteran classes are the most competitive attracting the most numbers to the respective age classes. This...

JK Elites

13 April 2004 by guest uk
JK Individual – Elite Classes The crè de la crè of British Orienteering. The geeks and the sub-gods, the guys and the girls who train for it, race for it and live for it. And they were all in one place – Graythwaite estate in the heart of the Lake District. Although only a selection race fo...

Peel Adventure MTB-O: Race 1

13 April 2004 by guest uk
Friday saw the 1st round of the Peel MTB-O series of races for 2004. It was held on a slightly chilly/dull day of typical Lakeland weather in the mighty forest of Grizedale. The numbers were up on many of the previous races due to it being before the JK and reasonably accessible to lots of peop...

JK class winners

13 April 2004 by guest uk
Over a glorious weekend on the Graythwaite Estate these people gained victory in their classes. Well done! M21E 1.Jamie Stevenson 2. Nick Morgan 3. Ed Nash W21E 1. Hannah Wooton 2. Helen Winskill 3. Jo Stevenson M20E Mark Nixon W20E Alison O'Neil M10B Hugh Denton M10A Didrik...

Kolmardenskavlen

06 April 2004 by guest world
Last weekend saw a major relay take place near Stockholm in Sweden. Most of the top Nordic clubs used the relay as a test for TioMila, held in a similar area in three weeks time. Mats Haldin anchored Halden to victory in the mens race ahead of the 'in form' Kristiansand OK, winners of the Spr...

Indoor AR2:The Aftermath

05 April 2004 by guest uk
Well am I knackered or am I knackered…I’m not sure, an all over body ache, bruises all over the legs, sore back and shoulders…oh and blisters all over the hands. This must rank among the most tiring events out there! Even Jamie said he might have a rest day tomorrow… So the heats (saturday) we...

Scotland Win SHI's

04 April 2004 by guest uk
Elite Test, SHI and Scot vs LTU. Barr Wood, on the outskirts of Stirling was a trifle easier than the Trossachs, and courses were short to compensate for the previous days pain. Lithuania took top honours in both classes to secure a 10 minute lead into the Vilnius leg of this years Sco/Ltu ...

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