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Programme Waitaki, 19—22 April 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships Programme Waitaki, 19—22 April 2019 Including Follow-on Events Naseby, Queenstown and Wanaka Hosted by PAPO 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships - Programme PAPO would like to acknowledge the generous support of the following organisations which have made the 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships possible. Landowners: Kuriheka Trust, Danlu Forestry, Alastair & Carrie Neale Family, Charlie Robinson Gibson McAtamney Family Sprint Long Middle Relay Allenby Farms ONZ Club Forum, ONZ Follow-on Event #1 Follow-on Event #2, Follow-on Event #4 AGM, Sprint Relay, Follow-on Event #3 Social Dinner, Middle, Long, and ONZ Prizegivings Equipment, Maps and Personnel: Oamaru Lions Club Financial Assistance: O’Lynx radio controls and Long Map Middle Map associated equipment Local Knowledge and Connections: 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships - Programme Contents Welcome ............................................................................................................................................................... 1 Our Team .............................................................................................................................................................. 3 Schedule of Events ...........................................................................................................................................4 General Information ......................................................................................................................................... 5 Competition Details ........................................................................................................................................ 10 Enter on the Day ............................................................................................................................................... 18 Our Shared and Your Personal Responsibility for Safety ..................................................................... 19 New Zealand Sprint Distance Championships and Prizegiving .......................................................... 21 ONZ Club Forum and AGM ............................................................................................................................ 25 New Zealand Long Distance Championships ..........................................................................................27 New Zealand Middle Distance Championships ...................................................................................... 32 Short but Sweet Sprint Relay by Tane and Nick ...................................................................................... 36 Middle, Long and ONZ Prizegivings ........................................................................................................... 38 New Zealand Relay Championships and Prizegiving ........................................................................... 39 Follow-on Event #1 – Naseby ...................................................................................................................... 43 Follow-on Event #2 – Twelve Mile ............................................................................................................. 46 Follow-on Event #3 – Skyline ..................................................................................................................... 47 Follow-on Event #4 – Wanaka .................................................................................................................... 48 Tourism Information and Discount Vouchers ......................................................................................... 50 Did you know? ................................................................................................................................................... 51 Your Hosts: Peninsula and Plains Dunedin Remarkables Orienteers Orienteering Orienteering Club Upper Clutha Orienteering Club papo.org.nz dunedinorienteering.org roc.org.nz orienteering.co.nz Event Website: orienteeringnz2019nationals.wordpress.com 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships - Programme Welcome On behalf of Orienteering New Zealand, Peninsula and Plains Orienteers extend a very warm welcome to all those who have entered the events. Through the generosity of our landowners, event sponsors, and grant donors, as well as the hard work and dedication of many enthusiastic volunteers, we are pleased to offer you four days of exciting championship level orienteering across four disciplines, featuring some of the best terrain Canterbury and Otago have to offer. Whether you are an elite competitor, a casual participant, or an interested spectator – we hope you will enjoy the atmosphere of a fun and action-packed four days. In particular, we would like to extend a special welcome to those that have made an extra effort to come to this event from distant places in New Zealand and overseas. To those who may be newer to the sport – while the ‘Nationals’ is a time for our best competitors to shine, we also like to think that people of every level of experience, ability, and age will get great enjoyment and value from their time here. We look forward to hearing about the contests that will undoubtedly unfold over the carnival, and more importantly witness the rekindling of established friendships and the development of new ones as you mix with competitors from near and afar. Good luck and see you out there! Jan Harrison Tane Cambridge Event Coordinator President, Peninsula and Plains Orienteers Maerewhenua Venue for the New Zealand Middle Distance Championships 1 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships - Programme Kia ora and welcome to all competitors, coaches, supporters and officials taking part in the 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships. It is a pleasure to host teams and individuals competing from across the New Zealand, and I am pleased to also welcome our overseas entrants. The orienteering championships are a great opportunity for you all to come together to compete and to have fun. And what better place than in our wonderful Waitaki District! I know that you will get off the beaten track when you are competing, so I hope you get the opportunity to explore some of the 'beaten track' areas as well, taking in our wonderful wildlife, built heritage and beautiful scenery! And by the end of the competition I trust you will leave Waitaki with new friends and lasting memories. Best wishes for your success and a great time. Gary Kircher Mayor for Waitaki 2 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships - Programme Our Team We’d like to thank the large number of PAPO club members (and many members of other clubs) that have volunteered to help organise and deliver this orienteering carnival. Key roles and responsibilities are listed below. Role Held by Overall Coordinator Jan Harrison Technical Advisers Jenni Adams and Carsten Jørgensen Entries/Registration Iona Powell Start List Creation Richard Smith and Clem Rolin SPORTident and O’Lynx team Martin Peat, Graeme Read and friends Overall Health and Safety Co-ordination Chrissie Williams Mapping Coordinator Linley Earnshaw Financial and funding Iona Powell and Jan Harrison Promotion, Publicity, Media Liaison Joolz Moore and Jan Harrison Event Personnel Coordinator Steve O’Neill Waitaki Boys High School Accommodation Stephanie Farrant Co-ordination Event Centre Services Co-ordination Sue Cooke and Vivien Bloor Equipment and logistics Alister Metherell, William MacManus and Dave Armstrong Commentary Alistair Cory-Wright, Devon Beckman and Ed Cory- Wright Creche and Easter Egg Hunt co-ordination Sara Prince Logo Design Ryan Moore Tee shirt design Joolz Moore Programme Design Nick Hann Oamaru Venue for the New Zealand Sprint Distance Championships 3 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships - Programme Schedule of Events For more detail, see the pages relating to each of the specific events towards the end of this programme. Day and Date Approx. Times Event Name General Location Good Friday 1pm to 4pm Sprint Distance Championships Oamaru th 19 April and Prizegiving 5pm to 6:30pm ONZ Club Forum Waitaki Boys High School 6:30pm to Dinner at Waitaki Boys High Waitaki Boys High School 7:30pm School for those who have purchased tickets 8pm to 8:30pm ONZ Annual General Meeting Waitaki Boys High School Saturday 10am to 3pm Long Distance Championships Kuriheka 20th April Sunday 10am to 2pm Middle Distance Championships Maerewhenua 21st April 3pm Relay Team Nomination Deadline 5pm to 6pm Short but sweet Sprint Relay by Waitaki Boys High School (approx.) Tane and Nick 6:30 to 7:30pm Semi-formal Social Dinner at Waitaki Boys High School Waitaki Boys High School for those who have purchased tickets 7:30pm Middle, Long and ONZ Prizegivings Waitaki Boys High School onwards Easter Monday 10am to 1pm Relay Championships and Humpy Bumpy, nd 22 April Prizegiving Earthquakes Wednesday 11am to 1:30pm Follow-on Event #1 Sandpit, Naseby 24th April Thursday 10am to 1pm Follow-on Event #2 Twelve Mile, Queenstown 25th April Friday 10am to 1pm Follow-on Event #3 Skyline, Queenstown 26th April Saturday 11am to 2pm Follow-on Event #4 Mt Iron, Wanaka 27th April Kuriheka Venue for the New Zealand Long Distance Championships 4 2019 New Zealand Orienteering Championships - Programme General Information Information Before and After the Events The event website (orienteeringnz2019nationals.wordpress.com) is the main source of information for the event prior to (and after) the carnival. Start times, this
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