course results
course splits
downloadable file of splits in SPORTIdent CSV file format standard
splits CSV. Suitable for import into WinSplits, RouteGadget, ...
Any queries to Mike.Godfree@btinternet.com
Controller’s Comments
I think that this was a successful Level C event, with approximately
260 orienteers enjoying their courses in the sunshine, and with no reported
injuries to orienteers, cows or fishermen. Thanks must go to Zoe Gordon
for her hard work on the organisation of the event and likewise to Andy Sykes
for the course planning.
I must
apologise to competitors on Brown, Blue and Green courses who were affected by
the incorrect positioning of control 120 in the eastern area. For the
first hour of the competition, this control was sited 40 metres north of where
it should have been, due to a foul-up by my good self. Because of good
visibility in this area, the incorrectly sited control flag could be seen from
its correct site, so I think that time losses should have been small and I have
not asked for the relevant legs to be excluded from the course times.
The
restrictions on crossing the fences became known to us at a fairly late stage
in the planning cycle. This led to something of a compromise about the
use of crossing points, which I concede was not fully in accordance with best
practice. Because of this I did ask for specific instructions about the
crossing points, including the fact that some of them were vehicle gates which
may be climbed, to be displayed at Registration and also verbally given
at the Start. I apologise if the message did not get through to everyone.
Feedback
was received from a few Short Green competitors that they did not think that
the Short Green course should require the climbing of gates. I hadn't
expected this to be a problem, but I accept that it may have been in some cases
and I would recommend that specific guidance about this issue should be added
to the club's Course Planning Guidelines.
John Hurley
Organiser's comments:
We were
lucky to have great weather and such an attractive venue for this event. Thank you to everyone who participated
and for the positive comments from Finishers returning to the car park. Well done to all those string course participants!
I hope you
enjoyed Andy's courses and the great facilities that Hardwick has to
offer. For those of you who
attended the coaching I hope it helped your orienteering today....
Our thanks
go to the National Trust for allowing us to use this beautiful area, Steven
Sadler for his brilliant help and support and the NT staff, the Hardwick Inn,
and of course the numerous DVO volunteers required – what a great team!
Finally a
special thank you to Andy Sykes (Planner) and John Hurley (Controller) and the
rest of the Gordon family for all their hard work, help and advice.
Zoe Gordon
|
String Course Results - Hardwick - 8.9.13 |
||
|
|
|
|
|
Name |
Age |
Time |
|
Ailith Smith |
8 |
2 mins 29 secs |
|
Astri Skinner |
10 months |
17 mins 25 secs |
|
Ivan Smith |
7 |
2 mins 26 secs |
|
Sam Buckley |
5 |
11 mins 41 secs |
|
Molly Buckley |
1 |
18 mins 52 secs |
|
Hannah Chapman |
2 |
8 mins 08 secs |
|
Charlotte Chapman |
4 |
4 mins 35 secs |
|
Alexa Lindsay |
7 |
2 mins 42 secs |
|
Toby Williams |
8 |
2 mins 51 secs |
|
Daniel Stothard |
6 |
3 mins 08 secs |
|
Holly Howells |
2 |
21 mins 18 secs |
|
Alexa Lindsay |
7 |
2 mins 48 secs |
|
|
|
|
|
Well done everyone! |
|
|
Results software provided by MERCS