DOCSLIB.ORG

Team Norway M Y

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Team Norway M Y Nokian_Tyres_WOC2018.pdf 1 6/4/2018 7:52:30 PM WOC-GUIDE 2018 35th World Orienteering Championships Riga/Sigulda, Latvia 4 – 11 August 2018 woc2018.lv C Team Norway M Y CM MY CY CMY WOC programme K Saturday 4 August 14.30 – 17.00 Sprint Qualification & Final Riga city Sunday 5 August 14.30 – 17.00 Sprint relay Ägenskalns, Riga Tuesday 7 August 11.00 – 17.00 Middle distance Sigulda Thursday 9 August 12.00 – 17.00 Relay Turaida, Sigulda Sarurday 11 August 12.45 – 17.00 Long distance Turaida, Sigulda Sigulda Norway Women Sprint Sprint- Long Middle Relay Norway Men Sprint Sprint- Long Middle Relay relay relay Sigrid Alexandersen x x x x Magne Dæhli x x x Marianne Andersen x x Eskil Kinneberg x x x Andrine Benjaminsen x x x x Olav Lundanes x x x Silje Ekroll Jahren x x Jon Aukrust Osmoen x ? Ingjerd Myhre x Trond Einar Moen Pedersli x ? Kamilla Olaussen x Gaute Hallan Steiwer x Håkon Jarvis Westergård x ? Øystein Kvaal Østerbø x Team Norway Officials Head coach: Jørgen Rostrup, +47 922 94 287 Coach (women): Birgitte Husebye, +47 918 25 072 Doctor: Håvard Dybdahl, +47 911 56 800 Physiotherapist: Anders Vien, +47 454 27 754 Media: Ivar Haugen, +47 975 09 102 Photo: Ivar Haugen [email protected] Norwegian Orienteering Federation Address: Postboks 5000, 0840 Oslo Jørgen Rostrup Birgitte Huseby Phone: +47 21 02 90 00 [email protected] www.orientering.no Team sponsors Great sponsors: Choice Hotels, Noname, Sport8.no, Silva Shoes: Inov8, VJ, Saucony Others: Emit AS, Squeezy, BSN Medicals Substitutes Sprint: Kristine Fjellanger, Varegg Dag Blandkjenn, Kristiansand WOC-GUIDE 2018 Sprint relay: Silje Ekroll Jahren Team will be completed with the last man after the sprint. Runners Middle: Kamilla Olaussen Gaute Hallan Steiwer Sigrid Alexandersen Marianne Andersen Andrine Benjaminsen Silje Ekroll Jahren Ingjerd Myhre Kamilla Olaussen Relay: presentation NTNUI Kristiansand OK Lillomarka OL Raumar OL IFK Göteborg/Kongsberg o-lag Fredrikstad SK Kamilla Olaussen 18.07.95 27.03.80 23.07.95 10.05.88 24.02.92 28.06.93 Gaute Hallan Steiwer +47 468 97 179 +47 942 87 653 +47 926 44 105 +41 79 95 24 424 +46768876790 +47 984 98 998 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Long: www.marianne-andersen.com Marianne Andersen WOC WOC WOC WOC EOC Yngve Skogstad, Frol IL EOC: WOC 2017 Long 9th, Estonia One bronze medal 2017 Relay 6th, Estonia 2014 Relay 6th, Portugal One bronze medal One gold medal EOC 2012 Relay, Switzerland 2017 Sprint relay 7th, Estonia 2014 Middle 29th, Portugal 2018 Sprint relay, Switzerland 2009 Relay, Hungary One bronze medal 2016 Sprint relay 5th, Sweden 2017 Middle 23rd, Estonia 2014 Long 30th, Portugal 2018 Relay 4th, Switzerland Nine silver medals 2018 Sprint relay, Switzerland 2016 Sprint 8th, Sweden EOC 2018 Long 8th, Switzerland 2017 Middle, Estonia 2018 Relay 4th, Switzerland 2015 Sprint 8th, Scotland 2016 Long 26th, Czech rep. WC events 2018 Sprint 13th, Switzerland 2010 Long and relay, Norway 2018 Middle 9th, Switzerland 2012 Sprint 10th, Switzerland 2016 Sprint 30th Czech rep. 2015 Middle 13th, Switzerland WC events 2009 Long and middle, Hungary 2018 Long 13th, Switzerland 2011 Sprint 20th, France 2016 Relay 10th Czech rep. 2017 Long 6th, Switzerland 2008 Long, Czech rep. WC events EOC 2014 Middle 31th, Portugal 2017 Middle 8th, Switzerland 2006 Long and Middle, Denmark One silver medal 2018 Relay 4th, Switzerland WC events WUOC 2005 Relay, Japan 2017 Sprint relay, Switzerland 2018 Middle 8th, Switzerland 2016 Long 11th, Switzerland Two bronze medals Four bronze medals WUOC WC events 2017 Middle 17th, Finland 2016 Sprint relay, Hungary 2010 Middle and sprint, Norway One silver medal 2015 Long 6th, Switzerland 2017 Sprint 22nd, Finland 2016 Relay, Hungary 2007 Middle and Relay, Ukraine 2016 Middle, Hungary JWOC WUOC EOC One bronze medal One gold medal One silver medal Three silver medals 2016 Relay, Hungary 2007 Relay Australia 2016 Long, Hungary 2006 Middle and sprint, Estonia One silver medal Two bronze medals 2004 Relay, Denmark 2008 Sprint Sweden 2016 Sprint relay, Hungary 2016 Relay, Hungary Magne Dæhli Eskil Kinneberg Trond Einar Jon Aukrust Osmoen Gaute Hallan Håkon Jarvis Øystein Halden SK IFK Göteborg / Nydalens SK 24.04.87 Raumar Orientering Moen Pedersli 03.11.92 Steiwer Westergård Kvaal Østerbø OL Trollelg Fredrikstad SK Södertälje-Nykvarn Orientering/ IFK Lidingö/ Bækkelagets SK +47 90 63 58 83 17.05.92 +47 90 16 60 92 21.02.94 31.01.90 Varegg Fleridrett 07.07.81 [email protected] +46 73 10 07 477 [email protected] +47 91 38 75 68 +47 915 53 363 24.09.92 +47 950 87 506 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +47478 61 392 [email protected] WOC EOC [email protected] http://okvaal.com Two gold medals WOC 2014 Long 32nd, Portugal Photo: Remy Steinegger EOC WOC 2017 Relay, Estonia One gold medal WC events One bronze medal 2011 Sprint 14th, France WOC WOC 2016 Relay, Sweden 2017 Relay, Estonia 2017 Middle 22nd, Switzerland 2018 Sprint relay, Switzerland 2017 Sprint 15th, Estonia One silver medal Two silver medals Two silver medals 2017 Long 5th, Estonia 2017 Middle 27th, Finland Four silver medals 2018 Sprint 28th, Switzerland 2014 Sprint 16th, Italy 2015 Sprint relay, Scotland 2015 Relay, Scotland Olav Lundanes 2012 Relay, Switzerland 2017 Middle 8th, Estonia JWOC 2016 Middle, Sweden 2016 Sprint 33th, Czech rep. 2015 Sprint 17th, Scottland 2017 Sprint relay 7th, Estonia 2015 Sprint relay, Scotland Paimion Rasti 2015 Relay, Scotland 2016 Sprint relay 5th, Sweden One bronze medal 2012 Relay, Switzerland WUOC EOC 2017 Sprint 8th, Estonia 2010 Sprint 4th, Norway 11.11.87 2017 Long 4th, Estonia 2016 Sprint 11th, Sweden 2012, Relay Slovakia 2010 Relay, Norway One silver medal 2016 Sprint 14th, Czech rep. EOC 2005 Sprint 4th, Japan +47 417 48 764 2015 Middle 4th, Scotland 2016 Middle 18th, Sweden 2011 Relay, France 2018 Sprint, Finland 2018 Long 17th, Switzerland 2016 Sprint 6th, Czech rep. 2004 Sprint 6th, Sweden [email protected] 2013 Long 5th, Finland EOC Three bronze medals One bronze medal WC events JWOC EOC 2013 Relay 6th, Finland One gold medal WOC 2015 Long, Scotland 2016 Sprint relay, Hungary 2014 Sprint 8th, Finland One bronze medal Two bronze medals 2016 Middle 6th, Sweden 2018 Relay, Switzerland Seven gold medals 2014 Long, Italy JWOC JWOC 2012 Relay, Slovakia 2018 Sprint relay, Switzerland 2016 Long 6th, Sweden One silver medal 2011 Middle, France 2013 Sprint 6th, Czech rep. Two gold medals 2006 Relay, Estonia 2017 Long, Estonia EOC 2016 Relay, Czech rep. 2010 Middle and relay, 2004 Sprint 4th, Denmark 2017 Relay, Estonia One gold medal JWOC EOC Denmark 2014 Sprint 8th, Portugal 2016 Long, Sweden 2018 Relay, Switzerland Two gold medals Four gold medals WC events 2016 Relay, Sweden Two silver medals Two bronze medals 2014 Middle, Italy One silver medal One victory One bronze medal 2016 Long, Czech rep. 2012 Long, Switzerland 2016 Relay, Czech rep. 2004 Sprint, Germany 2010 Long, Norway 2004 overall 3rd.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • HERE THEY ARE: LONG DISTANCE WINNERS Read More on Page 2
    WOC-WTOCWOC-WTOC NEWSPAPERNEWSPAPER No. 5 | THURSDAY 10th JULY 2014 | CAMPOMULO HERE THEY ARE: LONG DISTANCE WINNERS read more on page 2 LONG DISTANCE ANALYSIS Page 3 CAMPOMULO MIDDLE FINAL Page 9 PREO WINNERS Page 10 NOT ONLY SPORT: SIDE EVENTS Page 14 WOC-WTOCWOC-WTOC NEWSPAPERNEWSPAPER GUEORGIOU (FRA) AND MIRONOVA (RUS) MADE OF GOLD NEW WORLD TITLES IN ITALY’S WOC-WTOC Lavarone (Trentino region) hosted the Long Distance race of Regarding WTOC, Day 1 of the Pre-O competition took place today and the WOC-WTOC 2014. Italy’s Elvio Cereser (Open) and Sweden’s Michael Johansson (Paralym- pic) got the best times in view of the second competition scheduled on Svetlana Mironova (RUS) ahead of Alexandersson (SWE) Friday morning in Campomuletto di Gallio (Veneto region). The pro- and Wyder (SUI). mo-event ‘5 Days of Italy’ was held in Lavarone today with over 2000 Thierry Gueorgiou (FRA) World Champion…once again! participants from all over the planet. Daniel Hubmann (SUI) and Olaf Lundanes (NOR) take silver The IOF General Assembly is scheduled tomorrow at the Astoria Hotel in and bronze. Lavarone, while the next WOC races will be the Middle on Friday at 12pm in Campomulo di Gallio. Info: www.woc2014.info Defending Long Distance World champion Thierry Gueorgiou did it again. The French orienteer took gold in today’s race in Lavarone (Italy) Download TV images: and become the first ever athlete to get three Long Distance world titles http://woc2014.broadcaster.it/ in Foot Orienteering history. And he did it in good company with Russian Svetlana Mironova, for the first time ever on a World podium.
    [Show full text]
  • O-Ringen Arvika, 23-28 Juli 2017
    O-RINGEN ARVIKA, 23-28 JULI 2017 Årets höjdpunkt, O-ringen, avgjordes i år i Arvika, Värmland. Senast O-ringen arrangerades i Värmland var 1996, då med Karlstad som centralort. Till årets upplaga var cirka 11 500 personer föranmälda, och inräknat med direktanmälda under veckan slutade deltagarantalet på strax över 15 000 deltagare. Centralorten och campingen var förlagd till Campingen Westlanda flygplats, som ligger i anslutning till Arvika – tillräckligt långt utanför staden för att inte störas av icke behöriga, men ändå på lämpligt gång- och cykelavstånd för allehanda ärenden in i Arvika. På flygfältet erbjöds camping med eller utan el, på mestadels plan och fin åkermark. De flesta löparna från Rävetofta OK hade bokat in sig på elcampingen. Onsdagen innan första etappen öppnades i sedvanlig ordning campingen och delar av centralortstorget. Redan då strömmade det in en hel del orienterare, men den främsta rusningen var under fredagen och lördagen. Hagårds och Byströms anlände på onsdag eftermiddag, och kunde därmed i lugn och ro ställa i ordning tält respektive husvagn med förtält. Invigningen av O-ringen skedde på torget i Arvika Alla ROKare på plats med uppträdanden och tal, men dragplåstret var det som avslutade själva invigningen: Bagheerastafetten för ungdomarna. Denna sprintstafett med fyra sträckor vanns med stor marginal av Dalarna. Skånes lag 1 och 2 kom på en 19:e respektive 12:e plats. Första etappen av O-ringen, söndag 23 juli, gick i skogarna vid Skjutsbol, sydöst om Arvika. Här kastades löparna ut i en oerhört fysiskt krävande terrängen, både sett till kupering och underlaget, som dominerades av blåbärsris och skvattram – ingen mjukstart, med andra ord.
    [Show full text]
  • Results – Men Owc Liberec 2011 – Middle – 24
    results – men Owc liberec 2011 – middle – 24. 9. 1. Pasi Ikonen Finland 38.52 2. Thierry Gueorgiou France 39.25 0.33 3. Gernot Kerschbaumer Austria 40.00 1.08 4. Daniel Hubmann Switzerland 40.06 1.14 5. Olav Lundanes Norway 40.10 1.18 6. Peter Öberg Sweden 40.32 1.40 7. William Lind Sweden 40.38 1.46 8. Ionut Zinca Romania 40.39 1.47 9. Anders Holmberg Sweden 40.55 2.03 10. Matthias Müller Switzerland 41.06 2.14 11. Matthias Kyburz Switzerland 41.15 2.23 12. Audun Hultgreen Weltzien Norway 41.17 2.25 13. Matthias Merz Switzerland 41.33 2.41 14. Marc Lauenstein Switzerland 41.35 2.43 15. Bjørn Ekeberg Norway 41.38 2.46 16. Mats Haldin Finland 41.47 2.55 17. Timo Sild Estonia 41.48 2.56 18. Topi Anjala Finland 41.51 2.59 19. Tomáš Dlabaja Czech Republic 42.02 3.10 20. David Andersson Sweden 42.18 3.26 20. Štěpán Kodeda Czech Republic 42.18 3.26 22. Hans Gunnar Omdal Norway 42.25 3.33 23. Edgars Bertuks Latvia 42.27 3.35 24. Frédéric Tranchand France 42.33 3.41 25. Olle Boström Sweden 42.36 3.44 26. Jonne Lehto Finland 42.40 3.48 27. Jan Procházka Czech Republic 42.52 4.00 28. Pavel Kubát Czech Republic 42.54 4.02 29. Jerker Lysell Sweden 42.56 4.04 30. Erik Rost Sweden 43.02 4.10 31. Oleksandr Kratov Ukraine 43.06 4.14 32.
    [Show full text]
  • Official Results Men Middle Final
    Official results Men World Orienteering Championships 2019 Middle distance Final Date Friday 16 August 2019 Length 6.1 km Locaon Mørk, Øsold Climb 255 m Map Mørk mellom Controls 23 Place Name Federaon Time Time+ 1 Olav Lundanes Norway 00:34:18 +00:00:00 2 Gustav Bergman Sweden 00:34:29 +00:00:11 3 Magne Daehli Norway 00:34:47 +00:00:29 4 Emil Svensk Sweden 00:34:48 +00:00:30 5 Lucas Basset France 00:35:20 +00:01:02 6 Frederic Tranchand France 00:36:09 +00:01:51 7 Miika Kirmula Finland 00:36:15 +00:01:57 8 Florian Howald Switzerland 00:36:29 +00:02:11 9 Andreas Kyburz Switzerland 00:36:37 +00:02:19 10 Daniel Hubmann Switzerland 00:36:48 +00:02:30 11 Ruslan Glibov Ukraine 00:36:55 +00:02:37 12 Aleksi Niemi Finland 00:36:59 +00:02:41 13 Timo Sild Estonia 00:37:12 +00:02:54 14 Vojtech Kral Czech Republic 00:37:28 +00:03:10 15 Milos Nykodym Czech Republic 00:37:53 +00:03:35 16 Tue Lassen Denmark 00:38:04 +00:03:46 17 Gernot Ymsen Austria 00:38:19 +00:04:01 18 Mahias Kyburz Switzerland 00:38:24 +00:04:06 19 Ralph Street Great Britain 00:38:26 +00:04:08 20 Nicolas Rio France 00:38:30 +00:04:12 21 Konstann Serebryanitskiy Russian Federaon 00:38:41 +00:04:23 22 Rudolfs Zernis Latvia 00:38:45 +00:04:27 23 Marn Regborn Sweden 00:39:02 +00:04:44 24 Bojan Blumenstein Germany 00:39:23 +00:05:05 25 Topi Syrjalainen Finland 00:39:25 +00:05:07 26 Pavel Kubat Czech Republic 00:39:26 +00:05:08 27 Nicolas Simonin Ireland 00:39:28 +00:05:10 28 Leonid Novikov Russian Federaon 00:39:51 +00:05:33 29 Dmitry Tsvetkov Russian Federaon 00:40:18 +00:06:00 30 Simon
    [Show full text]
  • Extended Start List (PDF)
    Extended Startlist WOC 2019 Relay Men 51 - Norway Club Birthyear Birthplace 51 Leg 1 Gaute Hallan Steiwer NOR Fredrikstad SK 1990 Oslo (NOR) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies 19 / 6612 points Medals JWOC: 2 Gold. WOC 2018 Riga, Latvia 12. (Long) WOC 2017 Tartu, Estonia 15. (Sprint) WOC 2015 Inverness, Scotland 17. (Sprint) WOC 2014 Veneto/Trentino, Italy 16. (Sprint), 13. (SprintRelay) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 14. (Sprint) EOC 2018 Tessin, Switzerland 25. (Middle), 17. (Long) EOC 2016 Jesenik, Czech Republic 14. (Sprint), 24. (Middle) EOC 2014 Palmela, Portugal 30. (Sprint), 42. (Middle) JWOC 2010 Ålborg, Denmark 23. (Sprint), 1. (Relay), 1. (Middle) Club Birthyear Birthplace 51 Leg 2 Olav Lundanes NOR Halden SK, Paimion Rasti 1987 Ålesund (NOR) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies 1 / 7075 points Everything that is challenging Eventor Medals WOC: 10 Gold, 4 Silver, 3 Bronze. EOC: 4 Gold, 1 Silver, 2 Bronze. JWOC: 4 Gold, 3 Silver, 2 Bronze. WOC 2019 Ostfold, Norway 1. (Middle), Q1. (Middle), 1. (Long) WOC 2018 Riga, Latvia 6. (Middle), 1. (Long) WOC 2017 Tartu, Estonia 1. (Relay), 1. (Long) WOC 2016 Stromstad, Sweden 1. (Relay), 2. (Middle), 1. (Long) WOC 2015 Inverness, Scotland 8. (Middle), 3. (Long) WOC 2014 Veneto/Trentino, Italy 4. (Relay), 1. (Middle), 3. (Long) WOC 2012 Lausanne, Switzerland 2. (Relay), 14. (Middle), 1. (Long) WOC 2011 Savoie, France 2. (Relay), 3. (Middle), 10. (Long) WOC 2010 Trondheim, Norway 2. (Relay), 1. (Long) WOC 2009 Miskolc, Hungary 4. (Sprint), 7. (Long) WOC 2007 Kiev, Ukraine 36. (Sprint) EOC 2018 Tessin, Switzerland 1. (Relay), 3. (Middle), 1.
    [Show full text]
  • Extended Start List Mddlie Qualification (PDF)
    Extended Startlist WOC 2019 Middle Qual - Men Heat 1 Club Birthyear Birthplace 1001 10:01:00 KyongSa Ri PRK Nydalens Skiklub (NOR), Sans Souci 1981 Fukuoka (JPN) (JPN) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies 1369 / 1326 points All nordic terrain Reading books WOC 2018 Riga, Latvia 71. (Middle) WOC 2017 Tartu, Estonia 74. (Middle) WOC 2014 Veneto/Trentino, Italy 70. (Middle), 70. (Long) Club Birthyear Birthplace 1002 10:03:00 Topi Syrjalainen FIN Helsingin Suunnistajat 1997 WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies 133 / 5371 points JWOC 2017 Finland 19. (Sprint), 4. (Relay), 19. (Middle), 24. (Long) Club Birthyear Birthplace 1003 10:05:00 Nicolas Rio FRA OE42 1995 Vénissieux (FRA) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies 27 / 6429 points Medals WOC: 1 Bronze. EOC: 1 Bronze. WOC 2018 Riga, Latvia 3. (Relay), 16. (Middle) WOC 2017 Tartu, Estonia 23. (Long) WOC 2016 Stromstad, Sweden 40. (Middle) EOC 2018 Tessin, Switzerland 3. (Relay), Q11. (Middle), 13. (Middle) EOC 2016 Jesenik, Czech Republic 25. (Middle), 42. (Long) JWOC 2015 Rauland, Norway 4. (Relay), 16. (Middle), 18. (Long) JWOC 2014 Bulgaria 4. (Relay), 10. (Middle), 66. (Long) JWOC 2013 Czech Republic 72. (Sprint), 15. (Relay), 20. (Middle), 23. (Long) Club Birthyear Birthplace 1004 10:07:00 Ruairi Short IRL CNOC, OK Linne 1989 Dublin (IRL) WRE position Favourite terrain Hobbies 1020 / 1982 points Areas with intricate contour detail, but Board games, reading, computer not super fast running! games WOC 2018 Riga, Latvia 33. (Relay), 64. (Long) WOC 2017 Tartu, Estonia 29. (Relay), 59. (Long) WOC 2016 Stromstad, Sweden 24. (Relay) EOC 2016 Jesenik, Czech Republic 33.
    [Show full text]
  • IOF's O-Zine 3-2010
    International Orienteering Federation On-line Newsletter Issue 3 – September 2010 Elite ski orienteers support change and innovation PHOTO: PIRJO VALJANEN PIRJO PHOTO: BY ERIK BORG Eivind Tonna is convinced ski orienteering would provide added value to the Olympic Winter Games. – The recently introduced sprint and mixed sprint relay formats would suit the Olympic program very well. GPS tracking and biometric data bring the drama of the competition to spectators and media and the events fit nicely into a 45-minute TV broadcast, Eivind Tonna says. He is a top athlete and the leader of the IOF Athletes’ Commission in Ski Orienteering. The IOF has applied for ski orienteering to be included in the programme of the 2018 Olympic Winter Games featuring sprint and mixed sprint relay, with two athletes of each gender. – I can't really see any other sports that can be better candidates than ski orienteering but hard work is needed to succeed. I will do my utmost to promote ski orienteering in the best way I can. Eivind Tonna is the chairman of the Ski Orienteering Athletes’ Commission. In this issue In this issue: Elite ski orienteers support change and innovation; Working together for orienteering of tomorrow; Fercho is work- ing hard for orienteering and The World Games; South Africa – High ambitions with the help of schools; Thierry Gueorgiou: “I enjoy sharing training experiences”; World Ranking, Top 10; News in brief. O-zine is an online newsletter published by the IOF. You can receive an email notification whenever a new issue of O-zine is released. To register, just fill in the form at http://iof.6prog.org/Ozine_Mailings.aspx and press the ‘Subscribe’ button.
    [Show full text]
  • Results – Men Owc Liberec 2011 – Long – 25
    results – men Owc liberec 2011 – long – 25. 9. 1. Marc Lauenstein SUI 41.35 (14) 101.40 ( 1) 143.15 2. Thierry Gueorgiou FRA 39.25 ( 2) 104.13 ( 3) 143.38 0.23 3. Topi Anjala FIN 41.51 (18) 102.28 ( 2) 144.19 1.04 4. Daniel Hubmann SUI 40.06 ( 4) 105.02 ( 4) 145.08 1.53 5. William Lind SWE 40.38 ( 7) 105.18 ( 6) 145.56 2.41 6. Mats Haldin FIN 41.47 (16) 105.29 ( 7) 147.16 4.01 7. Jerker Lysell SWE 42.56 (29) 105.12 ( 5) 148.08 4.53 8. Matthias Merz SUI 41.33 (13) 106.44 (11) 148.17 5.02 9. Gernot Kerschbaumer AUT 40.00 ( 3) 108.31 (20) 148.31 5.16 10. Erik Rost SWE 43.02 (30) 105.33 ( 8) 148.35 5.20 11. Matthias Kyburz SUI 41.15 (11) 107.33 (14) 148.48 5.33 12. Jan Procházka CZE 42.52 (27) 106.22 ( 9) 149.14 5.59 13. Anders Holmberg SWE 40.55 ( 9) 108.42 (21) 149.37 6.22 14. Fabian Hertner SUI 43.11 (33) 106.32 (10) 149.43 6.28 15. Frédéric Tranchand FRA 42.33 (24) 107.13 (12) 149.46 6.31 16. Tomáš Dlabaja CZE 42.02 (19) 107.58 (17) 150.00 6.45 17. Jonne Lehto FIN 42.40 (26) 107.24 (13) 150.04 6.49 18. Timo Sild EST 41.48 (17) 108.21 (19) 150.09 6.54 19. Hans Gunnar Omdal NOR 42.25 (22) 108.02 (18) 150.27 7.12 20.
    [Show full text]
  • SPRINGNEWS Where Better to Start Than Talking During the Last Weekend in April About the JK
    ISSUE 1 MAY 2013 SPRINGNEWS Where better to start than talking During the last weekend in April about the JK. Over the Easter week- Ireland’s best orienteers made their end orienteers from all over North- way to the North West to compete ern Ireland made the annual trip for selection for the World Champi- across to the JK to compete against onships this summer in Finland. NI’s the UK’s best orienteers. Notable girls were out in force with Susan performances came from Noel Bo- Lambe, Rosalind Hussey and Olivia gle winning the M75 class and for- Baxter all putting in solid perfor- mer NWOC athlete James Logue mances. winning a very competitive M45 (his Away from orienteering, there have 7th consecutive JK victory) There been orienteers spotted running will be more about James later in over the mountains in Newcastle the newsletter. Our juniors also had AC’s annual Hill and Dale series. some great races with NWOC’s Paul Pruzina is leading the over-all Thomas Meehan taking 8th spot in Junior standings and Allan Bogle is M18L and LVO’s Andrew Elwood Paul Pruzina on leading the Senior men’s. These his way to 14th place in (M12) and Paul Pruzina (M16) both races are a great form of training Cold Ash performing very well throughout and it would be great to see even the weekend. more orienteers taking part. Coaching and Talent Development Officer’s Report You may have noticed that this is a new look newsletter. As NI Orienteering has entered into a new funding cycle which is focused on improving performance I have decided to alternate between a coaching newsletter and a performance newsletter.
    [Show full text]
  • Switzerland 2018 Federation Team Quota
    Federation Team Quota European Orienteering Championships Ticino- Switzerland 2018 About this document The number of competitors per Federation is limited according to quotas based on IOF Foot Orienteering Rules, see references. This document contains the quota for each member federation for each EOC competition. Competitors representing member Federations of the IOF, defined by the International Olympic Committee as belonging to the European continent, can compete in EOC. Competitors representing other member Federations of the IOF can participate in EOC but will not be eligible for European titles, medals or diplomas. Version 1.0, published March 2018, by IOF Sports Administrator. References and Calculations: 1 FootO Competition rules (appendix 7) 2 Special Rules for the 2018 World Cup in Orienteering 3 Ranking lists and calculations, see this document at the end. Relays Relay: All member federations can have two teams per gender Sprint relay: All member federations can have one team Sprint Qualifications federation quota 6 athletes per federation and gender. ECO 2016 Champions have extra wild card allocation. Sprint Champions: Matthias Kyburz (SUI), Judith Wyder (SUI) Middle Qualifications federation quota 6 athletes per federation and gender. ECO 2016 Champions have extra wild card allocation. Middle Champions 2016: Matthias Kyburz (SUI), Tove Alexandersson (SWE) Long federation quota See table. If your Federation is not present in the table below, please check the Quota for "All other federations". Version 1.0, March 2018 1(17) Long
    [Show full text]
  • Start List for Sprint
    07/10/2018 IOF Eventor - Start list for Sprint Start list for Sprint Name: Sprint Organiser: Czech Republic Date: 7 October 2018 Men 40 entered competitors Bib Punching card Name Organisation Start time number number 1 8634967 Kasper Fosser Norway 11:20 2 8660558 Jan Petrzela Czech Republic 11:21 3 8634977 Arturs Paulins Latvia 11:22 4 8656662 Trond Einar Moen Norway 11:23 5 8634993 Peter Hodkinson United Kingdom 11:24 6 8660567 Jakob Edsen Denmark 11:25 7 8635002 Jonas Vytautas Gvildys Lithuania 11:26 8 8660402 Max Peter Bejmer Sweden 11:27 9 8656523 Oystein Kvaal Osterbo Norway 11:28 10 8660549 Olli Ojanaho Finland 11:29 11 8634893 Riccardo Scalet Italy 11:30 12 8634874 Artem Popov Russian Federation 11:31 13 8634990 Rudolfs Zernis Latvia 11:32 14 8656649 Jon Aukrust Osmoen Norway 11:33 15 8660519 Marek Minar Czech Republic 11:34 16 8660537 Elias Kuukka Finland 11:35 17 8662346 Pavel Kubat Czech Republic 11:36 18 8660564 Aleksi Niemi Finland 11:37 19 8660550 Yannick Michiels Belgium 11:38 20 8660407 Jonas Egger Swizerland 11:39 21 8660427 Joey Hadorn Swizerland 11:40 22 8660432 Martin Hubmann Swizerland 11:41 23 8660578 Robert Merl Austria 11:42 24 8660439 Martin Regborn Sweden 11:43 25 8659410 Albin Ridefelt Sweden 11:44 26 8660435 Jonas Leandersson Sweden 11:45 27 8660433 William Lind Sweden 11:46 28 8634980 Tim Robertson New Zeeland 11:47 29 8660450 Andreas Kyburz Swizerland 11:48 30 8076003 Emil Svensk Sweden 11:49 31 8091209 Milos Nykodym Czech Republic 11:50 32 8660513 Gernot Ymsen Kerschbaumer Austria 11:51 33 8660422 Florian
    [Show full text]
  • Miten Valmennetaan?
    Miten valmennetaan? Juha Taini Vierumäki 8.2.2013 www.suunnistusliitto.fi MC TOP 10 MIEHET (alle 25-v) MC TOP 10 NAISET (alle 25-v) Nuorten MM-mitalit 2000-luvulla Kasva Urheilijaksi www.suunnistusliitto.fi Kasva Urheilijaksi www.suunnistusliitto.fi Herkkyyskaudet • Mitä nuoremmista lapsista on kyse, sitä enemmän tulisi kuormittaa hermojärjestelmää (nopeus, tasapaino, ketteryys, liikkumisen perustaidot jne.) sekä tuki- ja liikuntaelimiä, eli lihaksistoa (esim. kiipeily, voimistelu, liikkuvuusharjoitukset). Kestävyys kehittyy luonnostaan monipuolisen ja runsaan liikkumisen myötä. www.suunnistusliitto.fi Kasva Urheilijaksi www.suunnistusliitto.fi Kasva Urheilijaksi www.suunnistusliitto.fi www.suunnistusliitto.fi SUUNTA MENESTYKSEEN! TAVOITE VAATIMUSTASO STRATEGIA SEURANTAJÄRJESTELMÄ www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti miehet 2012 www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti miehet 2011 www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti pojat 2012 www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti pojat 2011 www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti naiset 2012 www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti naiset 2011 www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti tytöt 2012 www.suunnistusliitto.fi Onnistumisprosentti tytöt 2011 www.suunnistusliitto.fi SUUNTA MENESTYKSEEN! TAVOITE VAATIMUSTASO STRATEGIA SEURANTAJÄRJESTELMÄ www.suunnistusliitto.fi SUUNTAVIIVOJA VAATIMUSTASOISTA MM2013 (top 3) - Mitä tiedetään vaatimustasoista? - • Sprintti – Sprintterin ratatesti (miehet 9.00, naiset 10.30) – 5000m (miehet 14.45) – 3000m (naiset 10.00) – Hyvät nopeusvoimaominaisuudet
    [Show full text]