Results, RouteGadget etc.
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Individual winners
M21E Scott Fraser (INT)
M20E Peter Bray (SN)
M18E Aidan Smith (SYO)
W21E Claire Ward (ESOC)
W20E Charlotte Watson (WCOC)
W18E Lucy Butt (SARUM)
Relay winners
JK Trophy, Interlopers Team Compasspoint 1
Murray Strain/Oleg Chepelin/Scott Fraser
Women’s Trophy, EUOC Ladies 1
Catherine Taylor/Hollie Orr/Rebecca Harding
Full results, splits, Winsplits, Splitsbrowser are on the SI Results website
Trail-O results
Open - Faskally, Dunkeld, Overall
EoD - Faskally, Dunkeld, Overall
After consultation between the planner and the controller today, the decision has been made to void a couple of controls on the Day 3 TrailO course at Dunkeld which appear to have been re-arranged or vandalised by youths during the course of the event. This does affect some places, but Declan McGrellis remains the overall winner.
RouteGadget
RouteGadget Day 1, Sprint, Livingston.
RouteGadget Day 2, Dunalastair.
RouteGadget Day 3, Craig a Barns.
RouteGadget Day 4, Newtyle Hill
At the relays there was a problem with control 181 that affected 45 people, so their split time has been manually inserted at 1 minute after the previous control.
Live GPS tracking
There was some test tracking done on selected Elites on Day 3, this is not perfect but better than nothing.
Replay the Live GPS tracking
Photos
You’re welcome to use these in club newsletters, websites etc. but please acknowledge the photographer.
By Wendy Carlyle on Flickr:
Day 1 (938), Day 2 (658), Day 3 (790), Day 4 (377)
By Martin Ward on Flickr:
Day 1 , Day 2 and Sprint Prizegiving, Day 3
By Crawford Lindsay on Picasa:
Day 1 (331), Day 2 (87), Day 3 (25), Day 4 (372)
By Rob Lines on Picasa
Day 1
Reports
Andrew Brown (Brooner) has written excellent reports for each day and these can be found on the Nopesport website:
Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4
Lost property
There are numerous things that have been collected together and are at the National Orienteering Centre at Glenmore Lodge. Notable items include a watch and mobile phone. If you have lost something please send an email to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) detailing the item.
Last edited: 12th Apr
Image gallery
Scott Fraser
Claire Ward
RouteGadget UK logo
The 2015 World Orienteering Championships will be based in Inverness, Scotland during August, and will utilise the world class terrain along the Moray coast and in the Cairngorms National Park. The Scottish 6 Days will run in parallel to the Championships and will bring 5000 competitors to the area boosting the local economy by an estimated £2 million.
To celebrate 50 years of the Scottish Orienteering Association we are organising various activities including the opportunity to complete 50 events in the course of the year (16 April 2011 to 15 April 2012). The JK may just help you complete the challenge.
