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Regional Event incorporating YHOA Schools Championships

When:
Sunday 10 June 2018, 10:30 - 12:30
Where:
Sandall Beat - Doncaster
Category:
Regional
Results:
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RouteGadget:
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Splits Analysis:
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Ranking Points:
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Other:
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Details

Hope you all enjoyed the lovely wood today.  It was nice to run through the woods without too much undergrowth.  Great courses by Paul, organisation by Amanda and controlling by Ian.  Thank you to all our helpers who made the event run smoothly.

We have put the preliminary result up on the links above.  Those on the Green and Blue were affected early on by control 34 being thrown in bushes and 103 also on the Blue.  The results now up remove affected legs.  There was also a bit of confusion early on with control 31, the box was actually set to 32 so once we realised we could update the software to accept 32 as well and everyone has been re-instated.

Apologies that we had to recycle a few maps; we have addresses to send out replacements.  If we didn't collect your address please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Routegadget and BOF ranking points up.  Routegadget and Winsplits use results without removed legs, results list and BOF have amended results..

Schools results are on the 'Other' link above (or Here).  Team results are below.

Controller comments

Apologies to those early runners affected by the 'stolen' controls #34 and #103, which were found in bushes 250m away and rehung by Ali Buckley - also to Laura Goy for rehanging #105. It seems in a public area like Sandall Beat we need to gripple all controls. So we voided legs into and out of #34 & 103 (on Green and Blue) and reinstated those early runners who found no controls at these sites.

Thank you all for coming - it was a lovely day in a lovely wood and many competitors made favourable comments, although I now need to think about how to redraw the uncrossable ditch - suggestions were appreciated.

Many thanks to Paul for his courses and thoughtful work - the 36 control blue course was his idea (although without knowing old SI dibbers only register 30 controls), but people enjoyed it (especially Charlotte Ward, as good WOC sprint training). Thanks also to Amanda for her efficient organisation - I think all I needed to do was read and sign the Risk Assessment.

See you all at SYO's next event,

Ian Cooper (Controller, SYO)

Team Results

Primary

  School Points Runners Counters
1 Hunters Bar Junior 400 13 Ella Baxter (100) Boris Vasilev (100) Freya Tryner (100) James Bryant (100)
2 Nethergreen Junior 393 5 Robbie Lightfoot (100) Molly Buckley (98) Margaux Hodgson (98) Sam Buckley (97)
3 Dobcroft 196 2 Anna Todd (100) Joseph Horton (96)
4= Sheffield High School 99 1 Alice Pieters (99)
4= Carterknowle 99 1 Evan Jenkinson (99)
4= Thornton Primary 99 1 Jack Beavers (99)
7= Mylnhurst 98 1 John Joe Doyle (98)
7= Hallam 98 1 William Preston (98)
9 Sacred Heart 97 1 Luke Phoenix (97)
10 St Marys 95 1 Joseph Guy (95)
11 Highburton First School 94 1 Joseph Barraclough (94)

Secondary

  School Points Runners Counters
1 High Storrs 398 7 Benjamin Townsend (100) Euan Tryner (100) Isobel Reuber (100) Dylan Jenkinson (98)
2 Notre Dame 295 3 Samuel Doyle (100) Carys Phoenix (98) Frederick Emmett (97)
3= Birkdale 199 2 Dominic Dakin (100) Matthew Morris (99)
3= Caistor School 199 2 Elspeth Jolly (100) Flora Jolly (99)
5= Holmfirth 198 2 Alex Crawshaw (99) Sam Crawshaw (99)
5= Tapton 198 2 Max Mobus (100) Rania Maaranen (98)
7 Kirkburton Middle 191 2 Luke Barraclough (99) Seth Barraclough (92)
8 Sheffield High School 100 1 Imogen Pieters (100)
9 Honley High School 98 1 William Martland (98)
10 Pudsey Grange 96 1 Douglas Tiffany (96)
11 King Ecgberts 93 1 Henry McDonald (93)

Information

A fabulous chance for orienteering in the lovely runnable ancient woodland of Sandall Beat. Courses (from white to blue) to suit all ages and abilities, newcomers especially welcome. This event also incorporates the Yorkshire and Humberside Schools Championships. No need to pre-register - just turn up on the day.

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Location

Sandall Beat, Doncaster. Follow signs to Doncaster racecourse. Signed from the A18 500m NE of the roundabout with the A638.   Nearest post code DN2 6JP. Parking at the end of Sandall Beat Road Google Maps

Assembly, Start & Finish

Lovely grassy assembly area with parking, start & finish all adjacent. Toilets available. Registration 10am-12 noon. Starts 10.30am -12.30pm. Courses close 14.30.

Courses

White - 1.6 k &10 controls
Yellow - 2.1 k & 10 controls
Orange - 2.7 k & 12 controls
Long Orange - 5.2 k & 17 controls
Short Green - 2.9 k & 18 controls
Green -5.0 k & 21 controls
*Blue - 7.5 k & 36 controls
*Special Info for the Blue course: Please note the Blue course is designed to maximise your enjoyment of Sandall Beat’s woodland (rather than paths) with an extended “sprinty” feel and has 36 controls. You will need a Series 9 or above SI Card to run Blue. We have a limited number of Series 9 dibbers for hire. Two parts of the course are printed on the front and back of the map and there is no room for control descriptions on the map. You will need to carry the loose control descriptions, which will be longer than a standard description holder.

Fees                                                                                   

Seniors - £8 (£10 non BOF members)
Family (2 Senior + up to 4 juniors) - £20 (£24 non BOF members)                      
Juniors/Students/ Adults on courses up to Long Orange  - £4
SI card hire:  £1       

Pairs & groups just pay for 1 entry.
Lost SI card compensation:   £30

Own your own dibber?

We will be offering SI card registration at this event. If you have your own dibber (and it is registered to you with British Orienteering), please bring it to registration and join the ‘I Own My Dibber’ queue.'

Terrain 

SB extract 2

The woods are in delightful condition for direct running. Only a few parts of the south eastern area, where the canopy is thinner, have noticeable ground vegetation, mainly low bracken. The small rough open area in the east is very rough, with nettles and thistles, and is best crossed on the paths!

The area features many ditches and small erosion gullies. Depending on the weather, the gullies may appear to be ditches or the smaller ditches may be dry. The main drainage ditch running NW to SE through the area is dangerous and unpleasant to cross. All competitors should use the marked crossing points on this ditch. Other ditches are in the main easy and safe to cross, though take care of course.

Map

Updated by Dave Peel (2016) with minor updates for the event. 1:5000 – there is only one very short contour on the map! the special symbol x represents a bench seat.

Safety

Whistles advised. The main drainage ditch must be crossed using marked crossing points. The railway is out of bounds and can only be crossed using the bridge. Sandall Beat is well used by members of the public - please be courteous. 

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 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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: 13.30. 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 & 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

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Venue

Flat but attractive runnable woodland.

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