Closed event – entry is to members of clubs which
have qualified for the final who have been pre-entered by their club
captains. However, there will be Yellow and Light Green courses open to
all with entry on the day. There will be no White course.
Individual results
Team results
Course results (pdf)
RouteGadget
Photos from the event (courtesy Wendy Carlyle)
Organiser's comments
Competing clubs
Final Details
The Area Previous
Maps Courses
Non-scoring courses
Rules
for the Compass Sport Cup and Trophy Competitions
Saturday event
String Course
Start list
Entries by club
By
popular request we are putting on a String Course. This will be in
the south west part of the assembly field with the start and
finish just to the south of the arena/finish.
Young
orienteers are very welcome to show their skills on this fast
Lakeland terrain. No entry fee! Just roll up and have a go. The
first 56 finishers guaranteed a prize!
Competing clubs –
Compass Sport Cup - Airienteers (AIRE), Bristol (BOK), Deeside
(DEE), Derwent Valley (DVO), Forth Valley (FVO), Lakeland (LOC),
Octavian Droobers (OD), South London (SLOW, Southampton (SOC), Southern
Navigators (SN), South Yorkshire (SYO).
Compass Sport Trophy (for smaller clubs) - Border Liners (BL),
Clyde, East Pennine (EPOC), Essex Stragglers (SOS), Guildford (GO),
Interlopers (INT), Mar (Maroc), Newcastle and Tyne (NATO), Swansea Bay (SBOC),
South Ribble (SROC), Wimborne (WIM).
The Area
This excellent competition area was used for the Lakes 5 Days in 2010
and the British Relays in 2012.
The Assembly Field is on the old race course, 1 mile SW of Kendal town
centre (GR SD500915). It has more than ample space for everything that
is needed to stage this prestigious and exciting event.
We have hired the same Commentary and IT set up that has been used at
the 2015 JK, British and Scottish 6 Days. Andy Munro and Chris Poole
will give us another of their exciting commentaries on the competitors
and keep us up to date with where each club stands in the two
competitions. They will also bring us the added excitement of the run-in
competition. We hope to have up to date wi-fi results available too.
Also on hand will be caterers, Compass Point, the North West Juniors
stall and First Aid from Mountain Trauma Services.
We hope to park cars in club groups as at last year’s final. All parking
will be within 250m of the Finish and on grass that drains well. We hope
to be able to accommodate coach parking within the Assembly Field.
The event is very conveniently located for travel by car (11m from the
M6). Oxenholme on the main West Coast line is less than 3m away (change
for Kendal Station). You can stay in Kendal and walk to the event.
The competition area is a largely open limestone area sloping down from
the craggy escarpment of Scout Scar, from which there are great views
out to the west. Visibility is good throughout the area. Dry stone walls
(1.5m high) enclose two large areas – one to the south and one to the
north. The southern enclosure has a parkland character with short grass
and a scattering of mature trees. The remainder of the area has few
trees but some shrub cover of gorse, juniper and thorn. There are
patches of bracken. The going underfoot is very fast, with short grass,
very stony in places with some heather etc.
The walk to the start requires all competitors to use a ladder stile.
Can club captains please let the Organiser know asap if you have any
competitors who cannot cope with this, so that we can make special
arrangements.
Previous Maps
Here is the link to Route Gadget for Day 5 of the 2010 Lakes 5 Days
http://www.mdoc.routegadget.co.uk/rg2/#84
Courses
For the guidance of team captains, course lengths (subject to revision
by the planner and controller) are expected to be approximately as
below.
NUMBER |
COURSE |
APPROX LENGTH
AND CLIMB |
MEN |
WOMEN |
1 |
Brown |
10.5 km + 350 m |
Open |
|
2 |
Short brown |
8.5 km + 300 m |
M20- & M40+ |
|
3 |
Blue women |
7.0 km + 225 m |
|
Open |
4A |
Blue men cup |
7.0 km + 225 m |
M50+ |
|
4B |
Blue men trophy |
7.0 km + 225 m |
M50+ |
|
5 |
Green women |
5.0 km + 150 m |
|
W20- & W45+ |
6 |
Green men |
5.0 km + 150 m |
M60+ |
|
8A |
Green junior men |
As above |
M18- |
|
7 |
Short green vets |
4.0 km + 135 m |
M70+ |
W60+ |
8B |
Short green junior women |
As above |
|
W18- |
9A |
Orange men |
3.0 km + 110 m |
M14- |
|
9B |
Orange women |
As above |
|
W14- |
NB: Courses 1, 2, 3, 4A and 4B use ladder stiles. Other
courses do not.
Non-scoring courses (Entry on
Day)
Light green 3.7 km + 100 m
Yellow 2.7 km + 90 m
Saturday 17th October event (Entry on
Day)
For a complete change, and to warm up for the main event, you can
experience a brand new permanent orienteering course in the village of
Halton near Lancaster. The launch event for this new course will be a
mass start score, starting at 2pm on Saturday 17th October with
registration from 1.30pm. A light buffet will be served afterwards, and
prizes will be awarded. More details on
Facebook.
Rules for the Compass Sport Cup and Trophy Competitions
Here is the link to the Rules for the competition
http://www.pgopage.co.uk/docs/CSC2015_Rules.pdf
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