Night Street League 2022-2023

The street league got off to a great start at Ormskirk on Wednesday evening. RouteGadget is ready for your routes and the results are now available. Meanwhile charge your batteries for the esteemed Tower Trophy event in a little under two week's time. Details are on the fixtures page.

58th AGM news

The 58th SROC AGM was held on 4th October at Lancaster University. This was the first face to face AGM for three years, but also included the facility for members to join in on-line, resulting in a good turnout of over twenty members. Minutes of the meeting are available here. Headline news: we have a new Chairman, Martyn Roome. Both SROC and BO membership fees remain unchanged. The other AGM papers are still available.

Autumn Series 2, Williamson Park

Pleasant sunshine (for the most part) greeted a select band of keen orienteers today in Williamson Park. All seemed to enjoy their courses, some even had a second go! Results and RouteGadget are now available.

Night's are drawing in, the Night Street League is getting nearer!

The ever-popular Night Street league will commence the 2022-2023 season on Wednesday 19th October in Ormskirk. Details are available via the fixtures page or direct from here. Events continue through the darker months at two week intervals. These events are a great way to get some competition in, help get back into running after a lay-off or just to enjoy the social aspect. Start and finish is usually from a pub serving food, with the top league places always hotly contested.

SROC 2022 AGM

 Details for this year's AGM on 4th October may be found on this page.

Autumn Series begins

The first in the current series of events was held at Arnside Knott today. Balmy conditions and a choice between cross-country and score courses helped to make for an enjoyable event. Results and RouteGadget are linked from the results page.

Club Picnic

Today saw a return to the wooded Roeburndale valley for a scorching hot club picnic. Never has the shade of trees been so welcome! Congratulations to the worthy winners, results are on-line here. The mass start time was adjusted by 15 seconds because the timer was that much slow.

Myerscough College Summer Sprint Series event

The last summer series event for this year, and a fitting end to a most enjoyable series. Myerscough campus is a suitably challenging area for split second decision making demanded by sprint orienteering, and good use was made of it by the planner, John Taylor. Results and RouteGadget are accessible via the results page.