• Friday 19th May 2017 - Individual Sprint Championships
• Saturday 20th May 2017 - Individual Long Championships
• Sunday 21st May 2017 - Relay Championships

Send all enquiries to... info@taupoorienteering.nz

Announcements

• 22 May - Top School Competition Results available [here].
• 21 May - Relay Results available [here].
• 20 May - Relay Teams lists will be available later tonight.
• 20 May - Long Results available [here].
• 19 May - Long Start list updated [here].
• 19 May - Sprint Results available [here].
• 14 May - Event Program available [here].
• 12 May - Entries are now closed.
• 30 Apr - Link to online Entry form added
• 25 Apr - Entries will be open from Sunday, 30th April and close on Tuesday, 9th May 4pm.
• 30 Mar - Final Event Notice available [here].
• 21 Mar - The NZSSSC Safety Plans can be accessed [here] (then scroll down to NISS Orienteering Championships section.)
• 21 Mar - Preliminary Event Notice available [here].

Event Notices

• Event Program [PDF]
• Final Event Notice [PDF]
• Preliminary Event Notice [PDF]

Start Times

Use your browsers refresh (reload) button, after opening a start times link, to ensure you get the latest version of the start times.

• Sprint Distance start times: [by grade] (Updated 19 May 01:00)
• Sprint Distance start times: [by school] (Updated 19 May 01:00)
• Long Distance start times: [by grade] (Updated 19 May 22:50)
• Long Distance start times: [by school] (Updated 19 May 22:50)
• Relay Teams: [by grade]
• Relay Teams: [by school]

Results

Official results will be available here after the event.

• Sprint Results [HTML], [WinSplits],

• Long Results [HTML], [WinSplits],

• Relay Results [HTML],

• Top School Competitions [PDF],

Resources

Here are some useful reference resources

• Sample map legends for Standard maps and Sprint maps . (Search the web for "orienteering map symbols" for more samples.)
• Pictorial Control Description Reference Sheet (A4)
• IOF International Specification for Control Descriptions
  Orienteering is a worldwide sport. It is the aim of the IOF control description symbols to provide a stable means for orienteers from all countries to be able to understand control descriptions without ambiguity or the need for language translation. This booklet shows how the symbols can be used to do this. (See Examples Page 16).
• The Little Book of Orienteering Techniques
• NZOF Rules and Resources