Regional event & YHOA Schools Champs
- When:
- Sunday 4 June 2017, 11:00 - 13:00
- Where:
- Treeton & Hail Mary Hill Woods
- Category:
- Regional
- Results:
- View Results
- RouteGadget:
- View RouteGadget
- Splits Analysis:
- View Splits Analysis
- Ranking Points:
- View Ranking Points
Details
Results, splits and routegadget now up (on the links above). YHOA Schools Championships results are below (team results are below individual results)
Mon 11:55: Ranking Points link added (BOF upload repeated this morning to add some missing membership numbers)
Any problems let me know:
Planners Comments
I hope you enjoyed the courses today. It was quite a difficult area to plan on with it's awkward shape and high vegetation. The aim was to keep you out of the really vegetated areas and have good legs in terrain where possible with route choices to keep things interesting. I thought the harder semi-open area was best left to the end of the course to test if people could switch from easier navigation and hard running to fine navigation.
Controllers Comments
After receiving a few comments on number 107 I went out to take a look. The green has extended into the re-entrant but I don't think that should have caused to many problems. The control was hung so it was visible from about the edge of the circle when approaching it from the normal attack points. After watching for a few minutes, what seemed to be happening was some on the Green and Short Green (when leaving 57) were being forced further North by the thicket but then not compensating and heading down into the re-entrant in the rough open, often being drawn by other competitors already hunting down there. Easy to let technique slip at the end of the course on what looks like short and fairly easy leg.
SYO Junior Refreshments Stall
Thank you to everyone who supported and helped on the SYO Juniors stall today at Treeton! It was a lovely atmosphere in assembly, with our pop-up café proving a success – meaning that we raised £115 through the sales of the refreshments.
It was great to see many of the juniors involved – including taking on roles such as waiter, salesperson, cake-wrapper and barista very expertly.
The money raised is a very welcome addition to our SYO Junior Squad funds, and will go towards future club junior competitions.
Individual YHOA Schools Championships Results
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Year 6 Girls - Yellow Course |
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Year 8 Girls - Orange Course |
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Team YHOA Schools Championships Results
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Yorkshire & Humberside Schools Champs and Level C Regional Event
FINAL DETAILS - 30/5/17This event is suitable for all levels of experience and newcomers of all ages are welcome.
Parking: At Home Decor on a new industrial estate (Woodhouse Mill) opposite Falconer Lane. It is 5 Minutes from Assembly on the South side of the B6200. Please use the postcode for Assembly. However, please do NOT approach via West Lane from Aughton, which is very narrow and needs to be crossed on the way to Assembly.. Approach instead from either the East or West on the B6200 and look for orienteering signs into the Home Décor car park. £2 per car.
Assembly, including registration, enquiries, download, refreshments, toilets & a children's playground are situated in the Recreation Ground off Falconer Lane, S13 9ZL - here. Please cross the B6200 from the car park using the pedestrian crossing. Children should be accompanied by an adult. Shelter will be provided so bags can be left while you are running. Club tents / banners welcome.
Registration: Entry on the day.10.30am - 12.30pm.
Starts: 11am-1pm. Approx 400m (10 minute walk) from assembly. This is along a narrow lane that provides vehicular access to the stables and a couple of houses only. Please take care.
Finish: Approx 100m from assembly.
Refreshments: SYO Juniors will be providing hot drinks and cakes to raise funds for junior competitions. Cake donations welcomed.
Costs: Juniors / Full time students - £4; Adults £10 (members £8), £4 for adults on orange or below.
SI (dibber) card hire £1, 2nd runs £1.
Map: 1:7500, updated May 2017 by Peel Land Surveys.
Terrain: The area consists of two areas of mostly runnable sloping woodland with interesting contour detail, which provide a good contrast with the largely open gently contoured area of complex vegetation on the other side of Treeton Dyke lake.
Courses
See below for details on the courses on offer.
Course | Distance / Climb | School Years | Technical Level | Who is it for? |
White |
1.8km, 20m |
Y3/4/5 | 1 |
The easiest course and a great place for children to start. The course is entirely on paths and each time you have to make a decision - which path to take, there will be a control point. |
Yellow | 2.3km, 40m | Y6/7 | 2 |
The next step up and a good place for teenagers etc. to start. The course will use paths but also other line features - Fences, streams etc. |
Orange | 2.9km, 75m | Y8/9 | 3 |
Harder still, the Orange course introduces:
Those doing either of the Orange courses need to be able to judge distances, orientate the map using surrounding features and a compass, use attack points and be bold enough to venture a little wayoff paths. A good place for confident adult beginners to start. |
Long Orange | 4.9km, 140m | Y10/11 | 3 |
Similar difficulty to an orange course, but quite a bit further! A good place for adult runners to start.
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Light Green |
3.3km, 90m |
4 |
Ideal for improvers The navigation difficulty increases and you start to use simple contours and point features. |
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Short Green | 3.3km, 65m | 5 | As hard as the area allows but avoids the physically tough terrain. | |
Green | 5.5km, 155m | 5 | As hard as the area allows. This course visits both woodlands and the semi-open area south of the dyke. | |
Blue | 6.9km, 215m | 5 | As for the green but longer. There are plenty of long route choice legs | |
Brown | 10.2km, 240m | 5 | As above but further still...... |
Schools Competition: Individual & Team competitions for years 3 - 11. School organised groups or individuals welcome. There is no need to enter in advance, just turn up and we can take all the information at registration, although if you are bringing a group of children please
Children can run in pairs up to year 8 but must stay together. Shadowing is not permitted for the Yorkshire Schools Champs but is allowed if you are not competing specifically in the competition.
Prize-giving: 14:00. Prizes for first 3 girls and boys in each year. Team prizes for Primary & Secondary schools (4 to count).
Pupils should run the following courses:
Y3/4/5 - white
Y6/7 - yellow
Y8/9 - orange
Y10/11 - long orange
Safety:
You must wear full leg cover (including socks that fully cover the ankle) on all courses orange and above.
The woods are used by horse riders, cyclists and walkers. Please be considerate of these users. Warning signs have been placed around the area to advise the public of the event.
There is a dilapidated mountain bike track in the northern woods. The green, blue & brown courses have control sites in close proximity. Whilst no bikers have been seen using the track, please do watch out just in case.
Orange courses and above will pass across and along the track close to the water ski hut. There may be a small amount of traffic - please take care.
The white & yellow courses follow a path that runs closely alongside the dyke. Bikes and horses may also use this path. Please warn juniors to watch out for other users of the area. Unhappy faces will also be used on both white and yellow to indicate to juniors when they have gone the wrong way. If they come across an unhappy face they should turn back the wuy they have come.
The yellow course has controls on some features that are not directly on the path, although they will be visible from the path.
SYO Photography Policy:
Please be aware that photography is permitted at all SYO events by spectators and parents though not anywhere where children may be changing e.g. club tent, car park, toilets, changing areas. Whilst the sharing of images taken at our events is not forbidden, please do think about how and where you share them and do not display children's names with the image. Any parents not wishing their children to be photographed should inform the Event Organiser and a wristband will be issued. Photographers should not take photos of any child wearing a wristband and any that are accidently taken should be deleted. SYO will not share photos of children on websites, social media, posters, in the press and other publications unless we have parental permission. If you have any concerns regarding inappropriate or intrusive photography please report them to an Event Official.
Officials:
Organiser: Paul Taylor. Email:
Planner: Pauline Tryner
Controller: Pete Tryner
Safety & risk
A comprehensive risk assessment will have been carried out by the organiser, but participants take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety during the event. If a competitor has a pre-existing medical condition that they think should be declared, please complete a medical form at enquiries. The sealed envelope will only be opened in an emergency.
Photography
SYO has an agreed policy on the taking of photographs at events, based on national guidance. This provides a sensible balance between the benefits and risks associated with the taking and use of images. If you are unsure about acceptable practice, please speak to the event organiser. Read our photography policy.
Privacy
When entering our events your personal details (name, gender, age class & club) will appear in the results section of this website. Read our privacy policy to see how we look after your personal data.
Venue
Two areas of mostly runnable sloping woodland linked by 100m of path. A good contrast is provided by a largely open gently contoured area on the other side of Treeton Dyke lake that was added to the map in 2008 by Tim Tett.