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National event incorporating Interland Junior Selection

When:
Sunday 2 December 2018
Where:
Ramsley Moor
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Woodland on Ramsley Moor

Join us for a National orienteering event incorporating the YHOA Superleague and Junior Selection race for Interland. Ramsley Moor offers challenging physical and technical orienteering across open moorland and runnable woodland. A full range of courses are on offer from white to black catering for newcomers and experienced orienteers alike.

Location

Ramsley Moor is located to the east of A621 (Sheffield to Baslow) 15km S of Sheffield (Here).  GR SK295748. 

From the North:  Take A621 S out of Sheffield towards Baslow.  At the Owler Bar roundabout take the 3rd exit A621 Baslow.  After 4 km turn sharp left (O signed).

From the South:  via Chesterfield then Baslow (A619).  At the first roundabout approaching Baslow take the 2nd exit onto the A621 towards Sheffield and then second right after 2km (O signed).

Parking on roadside verges as directed by marshals. We hope to park families with small children close to registration.

Terrain & Map

Ramsley Map extract 2

Open moorland, marsh and steep sided woodland with few linear features.  Technically and physically challenging.

Scale     1:10,000.  Peel Land Surveys 2008. Updates,  Charles Hird (2014), Ian Cooper (2011 and 2018)

Courses

CourseDistance (km)Climb (m)ControlsTechnical LevelWho is it for?
White 1.6 55 8 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 1.7 60 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.
It will also no longer have a control everytime you need to decide where you are going. For example you may need to make a couple of turns on paths between controls
Orange 3.4 120 10 3

Harder still, the Orange course introduces:

  • Choosing routes - e.g. should I go round the paths to the left or right
  • Using 'Point Features' as control sites
  • Basic use of a compass
Light Green 3.5 105 7 4 Harder than the orange.  There will be more route choice, longer legs and controls further off the path.
Very Short Green 2.2 70 7 5 All these courses have the same technical difficulty and are planned to be as hard as the area allows.  As the course distance increases the scope for longer legs also increases.
Short Green 3.0 90 7
Green 3.8 110 10
Short Blue 5.3 145 10
Blue 5.9 150 12
Short Brown 6.6 190 12
Brown 7.2 200 12
Black 9.3 240 14

 

Interland

Results from this event will be one of the five being reviewed for junior selection for Interland in France in March 2019. To be considered juniors should run as follows:

M14/W14 Light Green
W16 Green
M16 Blue
W18 Short Blue
M18 Short Brown

Superleague

Standard courses for SuperLeague scoring are detailed on   http://www.yhoa.org.uk/yorkshire-superleague-rules/  although you will still score points if you run up or down.

Timings

Registration   10:00 - 12:00
Starts             10:30 - 12:30
Courses close 14:30

Fees

Pre entry via http://www.fabian4.co.uk/default.aspx?EventID=2168

On-line entry has been extended until November 30th at the EOD rate; please pre-enter to guarantee a map

Helpers receive a 50% discount on the entry fee. Please use discount code is asgh34                      

Seniors £13 (BOF members £11)
EOD £15 (Non BOF £13)  

Juniors/Students under 21  £4
Family (2 seniors and up to 4 children) £30 (BOF members £26)           

White to Orange: £4 for all including adults                                   

Electronic Sportident punching:  SI card hire £1

Dogs                        

Dogs very welcome on leads

Cakes & Hot drinks

The SYO juniors will be running a refreshment stall to raise money for the World Schools Championships in Estonia. Please support them and of course any edible donations will be very welcome!

Christmas Decorations

The SYO Elves have been busy! New for Christmas 2018, we have created our very own collection of Christmas Decorations, which will be sold in aid of the SYO Junior Squad. Available to buy at this event, but if you have your eye on any particular designs please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. so we can hold back some stock for you.

To have a look at all the available designs, visit the Christmas Decorations page on the SYO Juniors' Website.

We hope our decorations will be finding their way onto your tree this Christmas!

Officials

Organiser:  Brian Shaw  07768 928432  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Planner:      Charlie Adams   (SYO)
Controller:  Steve Whitehead   (EBOR)

Additional Safety Information

Come prepared to wear or at least carry cagoules.

                  

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

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Venue

Ramsley Moor was mapped and used for the first time in 2009 and was described on Nopesport by one well known member of AIre as "a real gem"

Open mostly heathery moorland with large areas of runnable woodland, dissected by a large valley.   There are few linear features.  If it is wet, spotting the best crossing point  for some of the marshes can be important.

Read more: Ramsley Moor