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Moray Secondary Schools Calendar 2017/18 School Sport Competition - Moray Secondary Schools Calendar 2017/18 Date/Time/Venue Event Organiser & contact August 2017 Sat 19Aug 1000+ Mountain Biking: Rd1 Dirt Crit Series 2017 (U6 to U16 categories) Scottish Cycling North/club Sanquhar Woods, Forres event link September 2017 09Sep-29Oct Climbing: Scottish Schools Climbing Competition (SSCC regional qualifying) SpireRoxx event link SpireRoxx, Elgin (Categories: S1&2, S3&4, S5&6) [email protected] [email protected] Wed 06Sep 1630+ Rugby Union: North Schools Rugby Development League (NSRDL) Moray Rugby Development Gordonstoun U14s [email protected] Sun 10Sep 0930-1430 Triathlon: Sprint & Novice events incl Relay (15/13yrs+) Moray Firth Triathlon Club hosted by Gordonstoun Gordonstoun (reg. 0930-1130 race briefs 1045/1145, heats start 1100, prizes ca1430) event link Tue 22Sep 1000-1400 ASN-Disability: Living Golf Inclusion Day Living Golf/Active Schools Covesea Golf Links, nr Lossiemouth [email protected] [email protected] Sat 30Sep 1015-1300 Orienteering: Moray & Nairn Schools Orienteering League Moravian Orienteers & Active Schools Sanquhar Woods, Forres (reg. 1015-1115, start 1030-1130, courses close 1300) events link October 2017 01-29Oct Climbing - Scottish Schools Climbing Competition (SSCC regional qualifying) SpireRoxx event link SpireRoxx, Elgin (Categories: S1&2, S3&4, S5&6) [email protected] [email protected] Sun 01Oct 1030-1430 Mountain Biking: Rd2 Dirt Crit Series 2017 (U6 to U16 categories) Scottish Cycling North/club Golspie (reg. 1030+, race starts 1130+, prizes ca1400) event links via British Cycling Wed 04Oct 1430+ Rugby Union: North Schools Rugby Development League (NSRDL) Moray Rugby Development Huntly U14s [email protected] Thu 05Oct 0930-1300 Orienteering: Moray Schools Orienteering Competition 2017 Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] Sat 21Oct 0930-1630 Surfing - Sandend Grom Comp 2017 New Wave/Suds Surf Schools Sandend FB event info Thu 26Oct 1630+ Netball: Rd1 Seniors - Moray Secondary Schools Netball League (SNL) Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] November 2017 Sat 04Nov 1015-1300 Orienteering: Moray & Nairn Schools Orienteering League Moravian Orienteers & Active Schools Lossie Forest (reg. 1015-1115, start 1030-1130, courses close 1300) events link Sun 05Nov Mountain Biking: Rd3 Dirt Crit Series 2017 (U6 to U16 categories) Scottish Cycling North/club Learnie Red Rocks, Black Isle event links via British Cycling Mon 06Nov 1400-1700 Girls Football: Rd1 Moray Secondary Schools Girls Football League (GFL) Active Schools Keith Grammar [email protected] Wed 08Nov 1700-2000 Basketball: Rd1 Moray Secondary Schools Basketball League (BL) Active Schools & Elgin Eagles Elgin High [email protected] Thu 09Nov 0930-1430 Swimming: Moray Schools Swimming Time Trials Moray Schools Swimming Convenor Forres Swimming Pool [email protected] Thu 09Nov 1630+ Netball: Rd1 Juniors - Moray Secondary Schools Netball League (JNL) Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] Sat 12Nov Mountain Biking: Rd4 Dirt Crit Series 2017 (U6 to U16 categories) Scottish Cycling North/club Grantown event links via British Cycling Sat 18Nov Climbing: Finals Scottish Schools Climbing Competition Glasgow Climbing Centre Glasgow Climbing Centre (invite only based on regional qualifying) [email protected] Sat 19Nov Mountain Biking: Rd5 Dirt Crit Series 2017 (U6 to U16 categories) Scottish Cycling North/club Evanton Wood event links via British Cycling Wed 22Nov 1430+ Rugby Union: North Schools Rugby Development League (NSRDL) Rugby Development/SRU Nairn U14s [email protected] Sat 25Nov Mountain Biking: Rd6 Dirt Crit Series 2017 (U6 to U16 categories) Scottish Cycling North/club Nevis Range, Ft William event links via British Cycling Thu 30Nov 1630+ Netball: Rd2 Seniors - Moray Secondary Schools Netball League (SNL) Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] December 2017 Sun 03Dec 1030-1430 Climbing: Moray Climb 1-2-3 Gordonstoun Gordonstoun (3) 'Compete' grassroots climbing competition [email protected] Tue 05Dec 1400-1700 Girls Football: Rd2 Moray Secondary Schools Girls Football League (GFL) Active Schools Gordonstoun (indoor) [email protected] Wed 06Dec 1300 KO Rugby Union: North Schools Rugby Development League (NSRDL) Rugby Development/SRU Elgin, MRFC U14s (+girls session @EA) [email protected] Wed 06Dec 1700-2000 Basketball: Rd2 Moray Secondary Schools Basketball League (BL) Active Schools & Elgin Eagles Elgin High [email protected] Sat 16Dec 1015-1300 Orienteering: finale 2017 - Moray & Nairn Schools Orienteering League Moravian Orienteers & Active Schools Cluny Hill & Grant Park, Forres (reg. 1015-1115, start 1030-1130, courses close 1300) events link January 2018 Sat 13Jan 1015-1300 Orienteering: Rd1 - Moray & Nairn Schools Orienteering League Moravian Orienteers & Active Schools Mayne Wood, Elgin (reg. 1015-1115, start 1030-1130, courses close 1300) events link Wed 24Jan 1400+ Badminton: Rd1 Moray Secondary Schools Badminton Championships (BC) Active Schools Elgin Aca [email protected] Thu 25Jan 1630+ Netball: Rd2 Juniors - Moray Secondary Schools Netball League (JNL) Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] February 2018 Thu 01Feb (back-up 01Mar) Wintersports - Skiing: Regional Qualifier SSSA Alpine Race Series & Championships SSSA Info & Entries The Lecht Thu 01Feb 1630+ Netball: Rd3 Seniors - Moray Secondary Schools Netball League (SNL) Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] Tue 06Feb 1000-1230 Athletics - Cross Country: Moray Secondary Schools XC Competition Active Schools Lossiemouth HS tbc [email protected] Wed 07Feb 1700-2000 Basketball: Rd3 Moray Secondary Schools Basketball League (BL) Active Schools & Elgin Eagles Elgin High [email protected] Wed 14Feb 1400-1700 Girls Football: Rd3 Moray Secondary Schools Girls Football League (GFL) Active Schools Location tbc [email protected] Sat 17Feb 1015-1300 Orienteering: Rd2 - Moray & Nairn Schools Orienteering League Moravian Orienteers & Active Schools Darnaway,nr. Forres (reg. 1015-1115, start 1030-1130, courses close 1300) events link w/b 19Feb tbc ASN-Disability: Moray Schools Boccia Festival Active Schools Fisherman’s Hall, Buckie tbc [email protected] Wed 21Feb tbc 1400+ Badminton: Rd2 Moray Secondary Schools Badminton Championships (BC) Active Schools location tbc [email protected] March 2018 Mar tbc Athletics - Cross Country: NSSAA (North Scotland Schools Athletics Assc) NSSAA Gordonstoun Secondary XC Championships [email protected] Thu 01Mar 1630+ Netball: Rd4 Seniors finale - Moray Secondary Schools Netball League (SNL) Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] Wed 07Mar 1700-2000 Basketball: Rd4 finale Moray Secondary Schools Basketball League (BL) Active Schools Elgin High [email protected] Thu 08Mar (back-up 15Mar) Wintersports - Skiing: Finals SSSA Alpine Race Series & Championships SSSA Info & Entries Nevis Range, Fort William Thu 08Mar 1630+ Netball: Rd3 Juniors finale - Moray Secondary Schools Netball League (JNL) Active Schools Gordonstoun [email protected] Tue 13Mar 1400-1700 Girls Football: Rd4 finale Moray Secondary Schools Girls Football League (GFL) Active Schools location tbc [email protected] Mon 19Mar 1400+ Cricket: Rd1 Moray Secondary Schools Cricket League (CL) Active Schools & Cricket Scotland/MCA location tbc (indoor) [email protected] Wed 21Mar tbc 1700+ Basketball: North Schools Cup Active Schools Elgin tbc (invite only based on regional results) [email protected] Fri 23Mar tbc 1400+ Girls Football: North Schools Cup Active Schools location tbc (invite only based on regional results) [email protected] April 2018 w/b 16 Apr tbc 1630+ Netball: North Schools Cup(s) Active Schools location tbc (invite only based on regional results) [email protected] Tue 17Apr Golf: Moray Secondary Schools Golf Championships Ann Rossiter Moray Golf Club, Lossiemouth [email protected] Wed 25Apr 0930-1430 Athletics - Track & Field: Moray Secondary Schools Active Schools /Elgin Amateur Athletics Club EAAC, Morriston Fields, Elgin Track & Field Championships [email protected] May 2018 Weds May tbc 1800+ Athletics: #1&2 Trail Running Series @ The Moray Forest Runs Active Schools locations tbc (Reg 18:15 U12s start 18:45, U16s start 19:10, Adults/16+ start 19:15) [email protected] May/Jun tbc Athletics - Track & Field: NSSAA (North Scotland Schools Athletics Assc) NSSAA Inverness, Queens Park Track & Field Championships [email protected] w/b 28May 1400+ Cricket: Rd2 Moray Secondary Schools Cricket League (CL) Active Schools & Cricket Scotland/MCA location tbc (outdoor) [email protected] June 2018 Late May/early Jun tbc Tennis: Moray Secondary Schools Tennis Championships Ann Rossiter Gordonstoun tbc [email protected] Weds Jun tbc 1800+ Athletics: #3&4 Trail Running Series @ The Moray Forest Runs Active Schools locations tbc (Reg 18:15 U12s start 18:45, U16s start 19:10, Adults/16+ start 19:15) [email protected] w/b 04Jun tbc ASN-Disability: Athletics Multi-Sport event Active Schools location tbc [email protected] w/b 04Jun tbc 1400+ Cricket: Rd3 finale Moray Secondary Schools Cricket League (CL) Active Schools & Cricket Scotland/MCA location tbc (outdoor) [email protected] Thu 21Jun Cricket: Cricket Factory Big Bash (nationals) Cricket Scotland Doo’cot Park, Perth tbc (invite only - based on local/regional results) [email protected] .
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