SEDS, camera, action!Last weekend a group of 12 SEDS athletes, under the supervision of coach Toni Louhisola, travelled north to a snowy Aboyne where 40cm of snow had fallen during the week.
The deep snow did not scare off Scotland’s best athletes, nor did it deter BBC’s Adventure Show camera man Paul from making a trip up north to film what we orienteers get up to at the weekends.
03rd Mar 10 
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Second Place for Scott in PortugalScott sealed a great weekend of racing in Portugal with 24th place in Tuesday’s middle distance, the final race of this years Portugal O-Meet.
17th Feb 10 Read more…
Warm Weather Training - Israeli-StyleWhile the rest of SEDS are enjoying the sand dunes of Portugal, or plugging away with winter training back home, Kirsten Strain has spent the last six weeks studying in Jerusalem. She reports back from a weekend away with her local o club:
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Scott Fraser leads the way in PortugalAfter winning the third stage of the early season Portugal O-Meet, Scott Fraser has a slender lead over a world class field.
16th Feb 10 Read more…
Scots Elites show strength in CumbriaSEDS got their 2010 program off to a flying start this weekend with a trip to Cumbria and the Lake District for some racing and training.
07th Feb 10 Read more…
Junior European Cup, Scotland - Sep 2010Thanks to the enthusiasm and support of many volunteer Scots the Junior European Cup 2010 will take place in Scotland this year. The dates and venues outlined are:
Fri 24 September – Sprint – St Andrews
Sat 25 September – Relay – Faskally
Sun 26 September – Individual – Tenstmuir
19th Jan 10 Read more…
Finnish coach for Edinburgh UniversityFinnish coach Toni Louhisola has been appointed to the full time position of Orienteering Head of Performance at the new Edinburgh University Centre of Excellence for orienteering.
22nd Dec 09 Read more…
Scotland Win SHI’s, Northern Ireland, 3/4th Oct 09The Dominant Scottish male was much in evidence at the 2009 Senior Home Internationals, this year held in Femanagh NI on the 3rd and 4th of October. With 4 to count Scotland’s M21s took the first 4 places. With 2 to count our M20s took the first 2 places. In the relays the 3 men’s teams took 1st 2nd and 3rd places. But as we all know behind every great men’s team there is a great women’s team.
Unable to field our strongest W21s we needed the women to make sure they secured second place to a strong English team, in Saturday’s individual they did just that.
05th Oct 09 Read more…
SEDS training calendarAn interactive training calendar for members of the Scottish Elite Development Squad is now available.
Use the SEDS button in the navigation bar above to access it.
27th Jan 09 Read more… 
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Scottish Elite Development Squad 2009As last year there are 2 groups within SEDS;
Performance, proven international runners, and Potential, our best and improving young orienteers.
The full membership is as follows:
21st Jan 09 Read more… 2 comments
Scottish Squad in Royal DeesideThe Scottish Elite Development Squad got stuck into some top quality training this weekend in the forests and hills of Royal Deeside. Having gathered in December to plan out the 2009 season this was the first in a series of training and racing camps that are intended to help Scottish orienteers target representation in Great Britain teams and to defend their Senior Home International title in the Autumn.
19th Jan 09 Read more…
Scotland win SHIsAfter success at the relays on Saturday at Dalnamein, Scotland went on to win the individuals at Craig a Barns as well. Results here.
Read the full report by Andy Kitchin below.
Everyone found Craig a’ Barns tough and technical, but for the English it was too tough and too technical.
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