Burnham Beeches & Egypt Woods National Event, 22/02/09.
incorporating Interland, Southern Area Championships and FCC Qualifier.
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We hope you enjoyed your run at this event celebrating the 40th birthday of the Hertfordshire Orienteering Club. Results to the 2009 JOK Chasing Sprint are available on the JOK website. |
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Next HH Event ( .pdf ) - Cassiobury Park Saturday Series & Schools' League Event, Watford, 07/03/09.
Future 'Nearby' Events - Events organised by local clubs including HH.
If you have any queries about the results please contact Kevin Parkes,
Lost Property : Details are contained within the Organiser's Comments.
Prize-giving Photos - Rob Lines.
Results
There are still some trophies and prizes to be collected. Please contact Helen Errington (01727 842883 or helenerrington@britishorienteering.org.uk) to make arrangments to collect these.
- Route Gadget - Draw your route, view event simulation and analyse your split times. ( uses java applet )
- Splits Browser
- Winsplits
- Results without splits - includes Southern Championships results - ( OE2003 Format )
- Results with splits - ( OE2003 Format )
- Interland 2009
- Future Champions' Cup
- British Orienteering Ranking List
- String Course
- Badge Times
Comments from the ...
- Organiser
- Planners - comments to be added
- Controller
Other
- Start List - as of Thu 19/02/2009 18:38
- Final Details ( .pdf )
- Event Flyer ( .pdf )
Interland 2009 Results
Nation Runners Scorers Score ENG 42 28 168 VVO 39 28 111 FRSO 37 26 91 NOLB 21 17 37
Junior Interland 2009 Results
Nation Runners Scorers Score ENG 18 12 64 VVO 16 12 51 FRSO 14 10 20 NOLB 4 4 7 M14 1 Evert Leeuws VVO 31:54 6 2 Aidan Smith ENG 35:22 5 3 Zachary Field ENG 39:37 4 4 Arno Keuppens VVO 44:14 3 5 Chris Nash ENG 45:28 6 Ian Geldof VVO 45:46 7 Pierre Lecocq FRSO 53:54 2 8 Roger Mertens FRSO 102:47 1 9 Tom Drygalski FRSO mp W14 1 Elke Verdeyen VVO 35:28 6 2 Harriet Lawson ENG 37:51 5 3 Katherine Bett ENG 38:56 4 4 Charlotte Theys VVO 41:19 3 5 Katrina Hemingway ENG 45:33 6 Coline Ceulemans FRSO 47:22 2 7 Larissa Genten FRSO 72:32 1 8 Chaira Ducomble FRSO 83:29 M16 1 Jonathan Crickmore ENG 43:06 6 2 Toon Melis VVO 45:50 5 3 Jack Benham ENG 49:18 4 4 Chris Young ENG 51:59 5 Michael Van Baelen VVO 54:14 3 6 Thibaut Derenne FRSO 61:10 2 7 Kristof Van Bouwel VVO 75:26 8 Julien Dache FRSO 83:00 1 9 Thomas Bredo FRSO 88:47 W16 1 Katrin Harding ENG 42:23 8 2 Alice Fellbaum ENG 47:48 7 3 Zoe Harding ENG 49:34 4 Nele Put VVO 50:58 6 5 Evelien Peeters VVO 57:33 5 6 Fanny Jamsin FRSO 67:13 4 7 Kirsten Verstraete VVO 71:31 8 Vera van Zweeden NOLB 73:02 3 9 Laure Jamsin FRSO 80:08 2 10 Dorien van Zweeden NOLB 110:07 1 M20E 1 Ralph Street ENG 68:15 7 2 Peter Hodkinson ENG 70:47 6 3 Yannick Michiels VVO 75:43 5 4 Wouter Leeuws VVO 77:00 4 5 Gilles de Neyer FRSO 77:50 3 6 Adriaan Pelckmans VVO 83:13 7 Dimitri Terytse FRSO 85:54 2 8 Koen de Jong NOLB 91:26 1 9 Alex Roberts ENG 103:22 10 Arnaud Drouguet FRSO 127:03 W20E 1 Anne Edwards ENG 57:40 5 2 Elisabeth Henkes VVO 61:21 4 3 Emily Benham ENG 71:17 3 4 Anne van Zweeden NOLB 72:10 2 5 Laura Parkes ENG 75:37 6 Sien Verdeyen VVO 86:48 1 M21E 1 Graham Gristwood ENG 73:53 8 2 Fabien Pasquasy FRSO 75:12 7 3 Matt Crane ENG 77:44 6 4 Nick Barrable ENG 78:43 5 Frank Buytaert VVO 82:25 5 6 Nicolas Sillien FRSO 83:02 4 7 Wouter Foppen NOLB 92:43 3 8 Ken Peeters VVO 97:37 2 9 Olivier Chattlain FRSO 111:17 10 Herman Mooij NOLB 120:15 1 11 Thomas Van der Kleij VVO mp W21E 1 Sarah Rollins ENG 62:24 8 2 Pippa Whitehouse ENG 63:11 7 3 Kim Geypen VVO 68:39 6 4 Veerle Tulleneers VVO 73:11 5 5 Jenny Johnson ENG 75:00 6 Sofie Herremans VVO 79:19 7 Vinciane Mulpas FRSO 80:37 4 8 Véronique Bastin FRSO 85:33 3 9 Catherine Hoofd FRSO 90:28 10 Lieke van Opstal NOLB 92:55 2 11 Willeke Mooij NOLB 141:25 1 12 Anita Foppen NOLB mp M40 1 Quentin Harding ENG 70:17 8 2 Clive Hallett ENG 72:04 7 3 Frans Laenen VVO 72:25 6 4 Tim Tett ENG 73:34 5 Guy Tirez VVO 81:52 5 6 Wim Vervoort VVO 84:59 7 Patrick Mossoux FRSO 87:41 4 8 Frank Vanspauwen FRSO 95:03 3 9 Cas van Zweeden NOLB 108:14 2 10 Bert Molenaar NOLB 137:53 1 11 Anne Heikoop NOLB mp W40 1 Lesley Ross ENG 62:33 8 2 Dunja van de Riet NOLB 64:23 7 3 Jane Morgan ENG 65:04 6 4 Leen Wouters VVO 66:04 5 5 Vicky Thornton ENG 67:01 6 Françoise Renard FRSO 67:54 4 7 Catherine Dickburt FRSO 68:59 3 8 Marijs Vandeweyer VVO 84:04 2 9 An Verberne VVO 91:04 10 Joke Molenaar NOLB 94:39 1 11 Isabelle Sillien FRSO 117:45 12 Jacqueline van Zweeden NOLB mp M50 1 Pierre Marchal FRSO 60:29 8 2 Paul Addison ENG 63:40 7 3 Adri van Opstal NOLB 64:16 6 4 Roger Hendrickx VVO 64:46 5 5 Mike Napier ENG 65:47 4 6 Kevin Lomas ENG 74:58 7 Jean Bredo FRSO 75:05 3 8 Peter Foppen NOLB 75:56 2 9 Roger Vanaken VVO 80:13 1 10 Karst Mooij NOLB 80:57 11 Patrick Wallaert VVO 87:10 12 Klaus Held FRSO mp W50 1 Beryl Offley ENG 54:10 8 2 Ann Cranke ENG 56:22 7 3 Lisette Eyckmans VVO 56:26 6 4 Jackie Hallett ENG 59:58 5 Elisabeth Vliegen FRSO 66:26 5 6 Hildegard Bastin FRSO 68:20 4 7 Marina Driesen VVO 70:23 3 8 Simonne Silvi VVO 71:56 9 Frédérique Delhasse FRSO 72:10 10 Monica Roeling NOLB 79:20 2 11 Dicky Mooij NOLB 91:21 1 M60 1 Freddy Sillien FRSO 52:27 7 2 Hubert Bastin FRSO 55:53 6 3 Jim Prowting ENG 58:31 5 4 Peter Gorvett ENG 58:37 4 5 Jos Thijs VVO 69:23 3 6 Georges Vonck VVO 70:25 2 7 Frank Mensink NOLB 85:15 1 8 Jean-Pierre Van der Cruys FRSO 95:26 9 Mike Murray ENG mp 10 Georges Deferme VVO mp W60 1 Liz Godfree ENG 61:08 6 2 Sheila Carey ENG 64:51 5 3 Monique Deffense FRSO 67:18 4 4 Jill Gorvett ENG 69:11 5 Lia De Kerf VVO 81:26 3 6 Françoise Nanoux FRSO 81:53 2 7 Anne-Marie Depaye FRSO 92:46 8 Maria Delarbre VVO 120:13 1
Badge Times
Class Champ Gold Silver Bronze M10A 21:44 21:44 26:05 34:46 M10B - - 21:24 25:41 M12A 33:51 36:32 43:51 58:28 M12B - - 24:40 29:36 M14A 44:12 44:55 53:54 71:52 M14B - - 59:09 70:59 M16A 53:53 55:12 66:14 88:19 M16B - - 56:00 67:12 M18E 84:16 86:46 104:07 138:50 M18L 63:47 71:01 85:14 113:38 M18S - 44:51 53:50 71:46 M20E 85:19 85:19 102:22 136:30 M20S - 41:37 49:56 66:35 M21E 92:21 95:42 114:50 153:07 M21L 74:13 78:28 94:10 125:33 M21S - 60:36 72:44 96:58 M35L 91:57 91:57 110:21 147:08 M35S - 61:18 73:34 98:05 M40L 87:51 89:29 107:23 143:11 M40S - 59:39 71:35 95:27 M45L 70:13 72:04 86:29 115:19 M45S - 47:02 56:27 75:15 M50L 69:33 71:35 85:54 114:31 M50S - 46:43 56:03 74:44 M55L 58:58 62:00 74:24 99:11 M55S - 47:19 56:46 75:42 M60L 61:00 66:57 80:21 107:08 M60S - 51:06 61:19 81:46 M65L 57:54 61:46 74:07 98:50 M65S - 40:51 49:01 65:21 M70L 62:44 65:39 78:47 105:03 M70S - 39:37 47:32 63:23 M75L 53:04 53:35 64:18 85:44 M75S - 45:45 54:53 73:11 M80 72:30 72:30 87:00 116:00 W10A 23:46 23:46 28:31 38:02 W12A 54:06 54:06 64:55 86:34 W12B - - 28:30 34:12 W14A 47:19 47:20 56:48 75:44 W16A 52:59 53:43 64:28 85:57 W16B - - 87:28 104:57 W18E 70:06 71:17 85:32 114:03 W18L 50:16 52:09 62:35 83:27 W18S - 30:39 36:47 49:03 W20E 72:05 72:05 86:30 115:20 W20L 51:41 52:45 63:18 84:23 W21E 78:00 78:25 94:06 125:28 W21L 71:54 73:45 88:31 118:01 W21S - 46:35 55:54 74:32 W21V - 31:50 38:12 50:56 W35L 93:17 93:17 111:57 149:16 W35S - 65:59 79:11 105:35 W40L 78:11 79:46 95:43 127:37 W40S - 56:25 67:42 90:16 W45L 56:38 59:07 70:57 94:35 W45S - 39:06 46:55 62:33 W50L 62:44 65:13 78:15 104:20 W50S - 43:07 51:45 69:00 W55L 62:41 64:24 77:17 103:03 W55S - 38:52 46:38 62:11 W60L 70:44 72:21 86:49 115:45 W60S - 43:39 52:23 69:51 W65L 60:07 61:49 74:11 98:54 W65S - 52:46 63:19 84:26 W70L 69:30 69:30 83:24 111:12 W70S - 59:20 71:12 94:56 W75 54:35 54:35 65:30 87:20 W80 63:44 63:44 76:29 101:58
Organiser's Comments
We were incredibly lucky with the weather both on the day and when my small band of determined helpers built the arena the day before. My heart goes out to all those other event organisers who, through no fault of their own, have lost there events to the weather in the last few weeks.
Burnham Beeches is a splendid area for orienteering and Alan and Kevin invested huge amounts of time into planning the courses for you - I heard nothing but praise for their output. The most eloquent came from a Belgian M60 Interland Runner who said "tell the planner his course was beautiful". To all of you who took the time to say thank you to the volunteer helpers at the end of your run, your comments were much appreciated.
There were, unfortunately a few organisational hiccups, which may have detracted from the enjoyment of a few individuals and to those affected in any way I offer my sincere apologies.
To our neighbouring Clubs, CHIG and LOK, I offer my thanks for providing large numbers of volunteers - we will repay this debt in full. Moreover, other individuals who helped me came from clubs as diverse as RAFO, MORAVIAN, BOK, TVOC, BAOC and SO - thank you all! The usual suspects from HH were out helping in force and were simply brilliant. I won't embarrass anyone by singling them out for their especial efforts but you know who you were - thank you.
Our aim was to put on the first Level 1 Event of the new event structure and we aimed to try and create something that was like a BOC minus a little bit rather than a regional event plus a bit - I hope we succeeded and would be interested to hear your views.
To put on the event was very expensive and the main cost drivers were land access charges(the primary reason for the high entry fee), BOF/SEOA Levy, map litho-printing, toilets, prize fund, trak-mats to strengthen the field entrance and electronic equipment hire. In the budget estimate I was expecting about 800 people and we ended up with over 1200 entries albeit 400 of these entered in the last 36 hours before closing date and the final 100 on the day. Full accounts are still to be produced.
If I was to do only one thing differently next time it would be to have significantly discounted entry fees for early entry (perhaps a help to large families?), a standard entry fee for the middle period followed by a punitive entry fee for those of us who leave entry to the last minute or even beyond - and I say us because I am just as bad as the rest of you. To future event organisers my covenant is to be much better organised with regard to entries in the future!
The following lost property was collected after the event:
3 x thumb compasses
1 x SI dibber
1 x camera
1x blue waterproof top
1 x black waterproof bottoms
1 x car key
I will take all the lost property to BOC and leave it with enquiries until after my run. I am pretty sure I already know who owns the car key, one thumb compass and the camera. If you are not going to BOC then please give me a ring on 07808 932139 to make alternative arrangements to be reunited with your property or you can e-mail me at .
Thank you for coming to our event and I hope you enjoyed it.
Mike Edwards
Planners' Comments
Planners' comments will be posted here.
Alan Rosen and Kevin Harding
Controller's Comments
Apart from the usual checking of control sites and a few suggestions for map changes, I had very little to do in controlling the courses. Alan and Kevin worked through several iterations of the courses, in particular trying to get the maximum length for M21E without compromising the quality. The final solution using the butterfly loops was the best option, but even then the course was "only" 15 km. The heavy snow in the run up to the event then flattened the bracken and improved running speeds, reducing winning times.
I heard nothing but praise for the courses. A number of competitors commented that there had been no path options for the whole of their course.
Mike and his team did a tremendous job in arranging the logistics of the event, including building a couple of bridges, one of which took 6 people to get into the forest.
It was a pleasure working with such a competent and enthusiastic team.
Colin Duckworth (TVOC)
String Course Results & Comments
Well we hope everyone enjoyed the Barnaby Bear themed string course. We tried to do something different as it was a National Event and somehow in discussions with Jenny, Gemma and Ben it was decided that we would have a Barnaby Bear theme. Barnaby is a geogrpahic bear who goes exploring on CBeebies and is used in schools to provide a theme to lessons. He even made himself a map of Dublin in the episode I watched, so he seemed appropriate. His photos of orienteering, may even make it onto the Barnaby Bear website.
We had to make the course a short walk from the car park, because, as you will have spotted the main courses went directly through the wood nearer the car park. Hopefully that wont have put people off though I suspect it might. The attraction of Wilfs may have offset walking through the wood to the course. I would be interested to know, as next time we could negotiate earlier for a string bit of wood next to the car park. jngostick@ntlworld.com
I thought it was a nice course, up and down through holes and paths through the bracken and not head high undergrowth (when you are 2), again any feedback is welcome.
The winner of 'Barnaby Bear' was Freddy Walker from OD.
Best Wishes to our entrants
Yours
Neil and Jenny Gostick
Name Age Club Time Thomas Rollins 1 BAOC 43.59 James Errington 11 HH 5.43 Joseph Morris 6 months SLOW 13.52 Aimee Darley 5 GO 9.19 Sarah Darley 3 GO 26.05 Catriona Minty 7 LOK 11.53 Isabel Minty 2 LOK 22.55 Emma Currie 1 SOC 21.53 Carys Sharp 3 TVOC 14.34 Michael Reeve 6 - 8.04 Michael Reeve - 2nd Run 6 - 9.48 Alice Reeve 4 - 17.48 Sophie Thorne 4 - 17.50 Feibi Allan 4 - 10.27 Elizabeth Horsler 5 WIM 7.54 Sarah Horsler 7 WIM 6.33 Emelia Tala 5 TVOC 6.08 Juulia Tala 5 TVOC 6.54 Miika Tala 8 TVOC 5.08 David Bunn 7 TVOC 5.22 Fiona Bunn 9 TVOC 5.03 Mats Lindstrom 5 SN 8.29 Lily Purchase 1 SLOW 18.39 Jonathan Cunnane 4 TVOC 18.14 Rebecca Lovegrove 2 - 33.22 Daniel Figg 10 HH 5.44 Lisa Birkinshaw 3 - 35.59 Bethany Kippin 8 TVOC 7.29 Ellie Kippin 6 TVOC 8.41 Nicolas Barratt 5 BAOC 7.17 Laura Barratt 3 BAOC 18.47 Jonathan Ashenden 5 SPLOT 7.37 Amber Keogh 9 SPLOT 4.42 Freddy Walker 3 OD 28.08 Gemma Gostick 8 HH 6.04 Mats Lindstrom 5 SN 8.10 Ben Gostick 3 HH 22.12 William Chandler 5 LOK 17.07 Hannah Clark 8 HH 8.09 Grace Frence 15 months LOK 14.24 Sarah Horsler 7 WIM 13.54 Elizabeth Horsler 5 WIM 13.57