Last Results: Clyde Erskine Urban race incorporating bto SOUL10 - 27th Oct 2019
Clydeside Orienteers welcomed you to Erskine, the venue of the 10th and final bto SOUL event for 2019.
Results are on Robin Strain’s website.
Routegadget and Winsplits were based on the provisional unadjusted results.
Results
The “MapRun” orienteering app allows you to set up and take part in “Virtual” orienteering courses using the GPS your smartphone. You run a course using either the map on your phone screen or a paper version, and your phone will automatically beep when you reach the correct location of each control (nothing marking it on the ground). At the end of the course your results and split times can be saved into a results table alongside others who have run the course. Clyde have a number of courses available that you can run any time you want to.
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Thanks for everyone who made the CLYDE Urban Training in Milngavie on 18th January such a success, especially to Rachel for planning and to Ty and Mirjam for hosting afterwards. Hopefully you’ll all see the benefit at the EUOC Big Weekend! Watch out for future CLYDE training sessions, currently tentatively scheduled for 22nd February and 28th March.
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There will be training exercises suitable for novices as well as for more experienced orienteers.
Where: Milngavie Library and Community Centre, Allander Rd, Milngavie, Glasgow G62 8PN
When: Saturday 18 January 2020 13:30 – 15:30
Cost : £3 adults/ £1 junior (to cover map and room hire) + £1 for non members
What: Urban orienteering plus exercises for novices plus Scottish Night map geeking preparation
And afterwards ... post training refreshment (and further analysis of courses / navigation) kindly offered at Mirjam and Ty’s flat in Milngavie.
How to register: please email Rachel (.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)) to make sure we have maps for you and refreshments.
Date for Diary : Clyde Coaching #2 - Sat 22 Feb, Balloch Country Park
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To join CLYDE simply click on the “Membership” tab at the top of the page, read the instructions, and then follow this link to the Scottish Orienteering page.
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A very well attended and successful CLYDE AGM was held in Milngavie on Saturday 23rd November 2019, preceded by a low-key score event using the Maprun app. Chair Rachel Wilson was re-elected unopposed for a further year, and, among other subjects, the meeting discussed the club’s development plans for 2020. The winners of the club’s annual awards were as follows. Most Improved Man: Ruaraidh MacPherson; Most Improved Woman: Alice Wilson; The Cannon Trophy (for most points in Scottish Orienteering League): Donald Petrie; Croy Bowl (for a notable achievement): Alastair Dunlop; and the Outstanding Achievement Award: Donald Petrie for an outstanding year, including a clean sweep of individual wins at the JK. Full minutes will be circulated in due course.
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As readers of CompassSport (specifically Volume 40, Issue 4) will already know, CLYDE lept a massive 22 places from 30th to an all-time high of 7th out of 81 clubs in the UK in CompassSport’s unofficial Club Ranking for 2019. We are one of the “cluster of small Scottish clubs doing very well” with only EUOC (1st, of course), FVO (3rd, not a small club!) and INT (4th) ahead of us. We can all feel proud that good performances across the year by the entire club (the ranking is based on average score of all members on the BOF ranking list) have been reflected in this best-ever result for the club. Well done to everyone who ran for CLYDE this year!
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