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Jamie Stevenson Trophy Event
Promising performances from TAY juniors
Fantastic performances from our two juniors Craig and Charlotte who competed in yesterday’s Jamie Stevenson Trophy Event, Scotland's best and most competitive junior event.
Great fun at the Maze-O!
Action-packed day at Perth & Kinross Adventure Festival
Great fun today at our Maze-O at the Perth & Kinross Adventure Festival!
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Scottish Championships
Club in action in Argyll
Great weekend at the Scottish Championships in Argyll.
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Jamie Stevenson Trophy
Annual inter-club competition for junior orienteers
The Jamie Stevenson Trophy 2015 takes place this year on Sunday 14 June.
Perthshire Adventure Festival
Can you navigate the Maze-O?
Orienteering will be showcased at this year's Perth & Kinross Adventure Festival on Saturday 13 June, along with a host of other fantastic opportunities.
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Perth & Kinross Schools Orienteering Festival 2015
Well done to all the schools that took part in the 2015 Perth & Kinross Schools Orienteering Festival.
Tay family coaching day
Tayside Orienteers had a packed programme last weekend, with two coaching events taking place in Perth, and a change in focus from the recent series of competitive Scottish league events.
Falling just short at the Compass Sport Trophy
A depleted Tayside Orienteers team travelled up to a beautifully sunny Aboyne yesterday, to take part in the Scottish round of the Compass Sport Trophy, at Balnagowan Forest. Unfortunately, despite a valiant effort, due to injury and unavailability we didn't have the coverage across all classes to challenge the strongest clubs, but there were some excellent individual performances which give us hope for next year!
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Club members in good form in Edinburgh this weekend
Several TAY club members made the journey south to Edinburgh Southern OC's 50th Anniversary weekend races this weekend. On Saturday, the first race in the 2015 Scottish Urban Orienteering League took place on the intricate parkland and built-up area of the Heriot Watt University campus at Riccarton, while on Sunday, the focus moved to Dalkeith Park for a South of Scotland O League race (SoSOL).
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Club development news
A new Club Development Officer and Level 2 Club Coach!
A couple of great developments for the club to report this weekend—firstly, Mel Nicoll has been appointed as Club Development Officer, a role that will see her work on a number of projects to develop orienteering in the Tayside area over the next year and a half.
Also, after several months' practical and theory work, club coach Moira Laws passed her Level 2 Coach assessment. This qualification means that Moira can now deliver more advanced coaching sessions up to Technical Difficult 5, which allows her to offer coaching for seniors as well as juniors.
Congratulations to Mel and Moira on their achievements, and we look forward to working with them in the coming year!
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