Empire State Winter Games Results Empire State Winter Games Results. Ski Orienteering. Saturday, February 22, 2003.Scholastic Women. place. time/score. medal. Name. city. county. state. 1. 5143.G. http://www.empirestategames.org/winter/results/skio.htm
Extractions: Alpine Skiing Super-G Giant Slalom Slalom Biathlon Individual Relay Bobsled Cross Country Freestyle Classical Figure Skating Women's Ice Hockey ... Snowshoe Empire State Winter Games Results Ski Orienteering Saturday, February 22, 2003 Scholastic Women place time/score medal Name city county state G Mariana Bartonicek Berne Albany NY S Jenna N Colquitt Lima Livingston NY B Audrey l Emaus Webster Monroe NY Katie Coney Blue Mountain Lake Hamilton NY Scholastic Men place time/score medal Name city county state G Bryan S Sweet Clifton Park Saratoga NY S Martin Hawkes-Teeter Berne Albany NY B Michael D George Clifton Park Saratoga NY Jack W Norray Berne Albany NY Jason M Norray Berne Albany NY Adam J Cucchiara Webster Monroe NY David F Ellsworth Plattsburgh Clinton NY Open Women place time/score medal Name city county state G Mary C Smith Freeville Tompkins NY S Erin N Colquitt Lima Livingston NY B Beth C Gurzler Ballston Lake Saratoga NY Open Men place time/score medal Name city county state G A. Scott Pleban Old Forge Herkimer NY S Steven K Halasz Saranac Lake Franklin NY B Aims C Coney Blue Mountain Lake Hamilton NY Pavel O Korniliev Corning Steuben NY Matthew R George Clifton Park Saratoga NY Charles D Leonard Freeville Tompkins NY Peter Dady Homer Cortland NY Eric N Smith Freeville Tompkins NY Eric E Barbehenn Penfield Monroe NY Eric D Phillips Rochester Monroe NY Martin e Engstrom-Heg Oneonta Otsego NY Edward J Kobos, Jr
Untitled 2003 US Ski Orienteering Championships Feb 1516, 2003 Sponsored by Cambridge SportsUnion and Up North Orienteers Long Short Classes and Courses course course http://www.geocities.com/upnoor/skiochamps/
Extractions: 2003 US Ski Orienteering Championships Feb 15-16, 2003 Sponsored by Cambridge Sports Union and Up North Orienteers Long Short Classes and Courses      course    course Blue Course:  10-20 km   7-12 km Red Course:  F19+, M-16, M-18, M40+, M55+, M Red     7-9 km   5-7 km Orange Course: F-16, F-18, F40+, F55+, F Orange, M Orange     4-6 km     3-5 km White Course: F White, M White 2-3 km     1.5-3 km Classes shown in boldface are US Championship classes. This competition is open to all, with open awards in all classes, but the title of US Champion is limited to USOF members in good standing who meet one of the following criteria: a. Are U.S. citizens and citizens of no other country b. Are in a permanent residence status commonly referred to as "green card carriers" c.  Hold dual (U.S.) citizenship and reside primarily in the United States. d. Hold dual (U.S.) citizenship, reside primarily outside the United States, and have not yet and agree not to compete for a championship title in another country during the current calendar year. e. Requests for clarifications or rulings based on this criteria may be submitted to the USOF Headquarters in writing 30 days prior to the championships. Sat Feb 15: Long Course Championships
Melbourne Nordic Ski Club - Ski Orienteering Melbourne Nordic Ski Club Inc. Ski Orienteering, Come And Try It - Whatis Ski Orienteering - Ski web sites - Ski Orienteering Fixtures 2001. http://home.vicnet.net.au/~mnsc/skio.htm
Extractions: Ski Orienteering is a well developed sport in Europe and has spread to other countries; it was introduced to Australia on a structured basis in 1994. Australian skiers have taken part in major overseas events, both participant and competitive, including the world championships in Norway 1996 and Austria 1998. Ski-O was a demonstration sport at the 1998 Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, with the aim of inclusion in the official programme from 2002 in Salt Lake City, USA. What is Ski Orienteering? The main idea is to ski to controls marked on your map, in correct order. All of the controls are on tracks or on mapped features off-track and accessible on skis. “Isn’t it very easy to ski along tracks made by other ski orienteers who started before you?” Well, it’s not as easy as you might think… It may seem that ski orienteering is very simple, you only have to ski from one control to another. However, there are usually different possible routes between controls. So, the idea is to select the best route, considering: Length of the route Track classification:
2000 US Ski Orienteering Championships 01/22/00-01/23/00 US Ski Orienteering Championships January 2223, 2000. Team Event Rankingand WOC Selections. Women, Men. 1, Crawford, L1, S1, 1, Pleban, L1,S1, http://empo.us.orienteering.org/results/00-champs/
Extractions: analysis of route choice Pleban Scott AOK T Letourneau Benoit OQ R Tarnopolsky Mark GHO/HKF Baird Owen CNYO T Fey Carl ROC T Costantino Larry LIOC R Duca Nick GGO T Brackett Gary CNYO T Linder Ernst UNO R Sundquist Jon BFLO R Dobretsov Sergey ROC R Halasz Steven CNYO T Olson Mike CNYO T Oprsal Alan SMOC R McGarvey Randall ROC T Barbehenn Eric ROC T Brault Gilles Trubiano David DesRosiers Daniel George Matt EMPO DNF T Red F19-, 14.2k SSD, 10.0k Crow
Ski Orienteering Alpencup In Austria Date PrevDate NextThread PrevThread NextDate IndexThreadIndex Ski Orienteering Alpencup in Austria. To tajfutas@lazarus http://lazarus.elte.hu/lists/tajfutas-0101/msg00009.html
Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Dear ski orientieering fans! Sorry, we have not enough snow on our event area for the alpencup orienteering event next weekend at this time and the weather forecast for the next days is very warm weather and rain up to 2000 m. So we have desided to change the event to the weekend 3th and 4 th of february. Sorry about this. We hope you have time on this weekend. We will do all to make this weekend to a big experience for the compititors. Maybe Alois Stadlober the world champion in cross country skiing will come on this weekend - we will organize a ski orienteerers party on the evening too. More informations about this ski orienteering weekend: http://www.indesign.at/skiol Best greetings from Austria Thomas Mühlbacher Prev by Date: Hohiany Next by Date: Szinior OB tablazatok Prev by thread: Hohiany Next by thread: Szinior OB tablazatok Index(es): Date Thread
Cimo.fi Apurahat ulkomaille. Apurahat Suomeen tuleville. Apurahat verkostoyhteistyöhön.UKK. Kulttuurin eurooppalaiset yhteistyöhankkeet. http://www.cimo.fi/
Extractions: Apurahat ulkomaille Apurahat Suomeen tuleville Apurahat verkostoyhteistyöhön UKK Kulttuurin eurooppalaiset yhteistyöhankkeet Kirjallisuuden käännöshankkeet Ammatillinen peruskoulutus Korkea-aste Nuoret työntekijät, työttömät ja vastavalmistuneet Asiantuntijat Kielen ja kulttuurin opetus Alfa Alban Asia-Link EU-Usa/Kanada Tempus Muita ohjelmia Nuorten ryhmätapaamiset Vapaaehtoistyö Nuorisoaloitteet Paluu tulevaisuuteen -hankkeet Yhteistoimet Tukitoimet Yhteistyö EU:n ulkopuolelle Nuori Kulttuuri Matkat Comenius Erasmus Grundtvig Lingua Minerva Seuranta- ja innovaatiotoimet Täydentävät toimet Yhteistoimet Virkamiesvaihto Harjoitteluvaihto opiskelijoille ja vastavalmistuneille Palvelut työnantajille ja yrityksille Suomen kielen ja kulttuurin opinnot ulkomaisissa yliopistoissa Kesäkurssit Oppimateriaalia Eurodesk Euroguidance HAKU
IOF NEWS STRATEGY FOR SKI ORIENTEERING. From 2001 onwards, the World Cup in ski orienteeringwill again be organised only every two years instead of every year. http://orienteering.ie/tio/93/IOF.htm
Extractions: IOF NEWS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FROM COLOMBIA APPROVED At its recent meeting in Chaumontel, France, the IOF Council approved the application for associate membership from Colombia. The decision is to be ratified by the 2000 IOF General Assembly. At the 1998 Congress in Portugal, three countries, i.e. India, Moldova and Chinese Taipei were admitted to membership, thus increasing the number of members from 48 to 51. Since then, Uruguay, Venezuela, Greece and Jamaica have joined the IOF. Colombia included, the IOF family now counts 56 members. This means that the membership has increased by some 17 % in two years. IOF JOINS WORLDSPORT.COM Following up on the discussion held at its previous meeting, Council deliberated on the future route to take with regard to the IOF Internet web site. It was agreed that the issue of what to do with the site had largely become a question of marketing the sport. Digital TV and the Web are coalescing fast and will together provide the TV of the future. Having deliberated on the various options, Council decided to enter into a cooperation agreement with WorldSport Networks Limited. Joining this multi-sports web site was believed to provide the IOF with the best available possibilities for marketing and raising the profile of orienteering. WorldSport Networks is the media partner of GAISF (The General Association of International Sports Federations). The aim is to promote each GAISF member's sport, facilitate increased communication and information sharing and develop harmonised systems for cooperation across the world's sporting community.
Ski Orienteering Ski Orienteering News. by Carol Moran. ESG SkiO Results. Clubs around thestate have helped to set up a calendar of ski orienteering qualifiers. http://members.aol.com/RLShadow/SKIO2.HTM
Extractions: ESG Ski-O Results As the days shorten and get cooler, many people bemoan the loss of summer. Those of us involved with nordic skiing however, look ahead and anticipate the coming of winter. Clubs around the state have helped to set up a calendar of ski orienteering qualifiers. Because the Empire State Games will be earlier than usual, there are fewer weekends available for qualifying, so it is important for competitors to plan ahead, to insure that they can get to the necessary races. Last year we used a points list system to rank and qualify competitors. We will continue to do this again this year, but we will be using a different system. Points will be awarded to all finishers, ranging from 10 points for first place to one point for those in sixth place and beyond. It is felt that this system will provide better competitive incentives, as well as encouraging more participation. Phil Hawkes-Teeter will be compiling the list this year and point totals will be maintained and posted to the Empire Orienteering Club site. Questions regarding the points list may be directed to him at philht@poboxes.com or 518-872-1993. Race results should be sent promptly to him at PO Box 8, Berne, NY 12023, and no later than February 10th.
5th Annual Frisco Ski Orienteering Event 5th Annual Frisco Ski Orienteering Event. Frisco Nordic Center. March4, 2000. What a beautiful cloudless day we had. The only complaints http://www.fortnet.org/RMOC/2000_Results/Frisco_SkiO.html
Extractions: 5th Annual Frisco Ski Orienteering Event Frisco Nordic Center March 4, 2000 What a beautiful cloudless day we had. The only complaints I had were about what wax to use. Lots of shortcuts between the groomed trails. Elis learned that his new map holder wasn't waterproof so after a few spills the ink on the map started to fade. That is one problem of making maps on an ink jet printer. We did have zip lock bags with strings attached, which worked reasonably well. Maps were pre-printed with codes on the map. Our meet crew included all the World Masters medal winners from the United States. Probably the oldest group ever to run a meet also. Mil took care of start and finish timing while George Bramhall handled registration. Margareta and Betty assisted with instruction. Beatrice and Margareta helped pick up controls. Thanks to all. Sharon designed the courses and then left for Bulgaria and Siberia to race in the World Masters Ski-O Championships and the World Ski-O Championships. Many thanks to the staff at the Frisco Nordic Center for making this wonderful facility available to us for the fifth year in a row. It is a pity that more club members are not skiers. The center gives us a great deal on ski passes making overall cost less than a daily pass. Results Long Course 6.7 km
5th Annual Frisco Ski Orienteering Event 6th Annual Frisco Ski Orienteering Event. Frisco Nordic Center. February 17, 2001.Once again it was a sunny, windless day at Frisco at Frisco Nordic Center. http://www.fortnet.org/RMOC/2001_Results/Frisco_SkiO_2001.html
Extractions: 6th Annual Frisco Ski Orienteering Event Frisco Nordic Center February 17, 2001 Once again it was a sunny, windless day at Frisco at Frisco Nordic Center. The only complaints I had were about what wax to use. Lots of shortcuts between the groomed trails with really deep snow to get through. Maps were preprinted with codes on the map. Sharon Crawford again designed the three courses, then left to compete in the Canadian Ski Marathon and World Master's Ski-O Championships in Italy. She brought home her 15th Gold in the CSM and first place in the WMSO championships. It was nice to see one group enjoy the course, including a stops for picture taking and some lunch. Many thanks to the staff at the Frisco Nordic Center for making this wonderful facility available to us again. They give us a great deal on ski passes making the overall cost less than a daily pass. Long Course, 6.3 km 1. Stan Wagon 2. Dan Snow 3. Beatrice Zurcher 4. Christoph Zurcher 5. John Stergius 6. Dimitriy Zamoshchin 7. Helen Stergius Louis Hankin DNF Maureen Klein DNF Sherry Litasi DNF Medium Course, 4.2 km
Bluedome Ski Orienteering Ski orienteering is a crosscountry endurance wintersport. Similar to the orienteering disciplines practised in http://www.bluedome.co.uk/Orienteering/skiorient.html
Extractions: Ski Orienteering Ski orienteering is a cross-country endurance winter sport. Similar to the orienteering disciplines practised in the summer season, ski orienteering requires an extremely high level of both physical and mental fitness. An elite level ski-orienteer needs excellent skiing and map reading skills - and the ability to combine those two. The athlete has to take hundreds of route choice decisions at high speed during every race. The prepared ski tracks are of various quality. Throughout the competition the ski orienteer has to make decisions about which route is the fastest between the controls. The route choice is made on the basis of the quality of the ski tracks, gradient and distance, all of which can be read from the map.
Extractions: Ski World Cup 2003 - News News stories from the Ski World Cup 2003 Story preview shown for each story ... click view story to see full text View All World Cup News Mon 13 Jan, ITA 1 Middle (mass start) Tue 14 Jan, ITA 2 Sprint Thu 16 Jan, ITA 3 Long Fri 17 Jan, ITA 1 Relay Sat 8 Feb, SWE 4 Middle Sun 9 Feb, SWE 2 Relay Tue 11 Feb, SWE 5 Long Thu 13 Feb, SWE 6 Sprint Sat 15 Feb, SWE 7 Middle Fri 28 Feb, EST 8 Long Sun 2 Mar, EST 9 Short Tue 4 Mar, RUS 10 Long Thu 6 Mar, RUS 11 Short Fri 7 Mar, RUS 3 Relay 13:56 Friday, March 7 The Russian stars View story Viewed 210 times An almost 30-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman are at the top in the ski orienteering world this season. For Eduard Khrennikov it is not a new situation. Natalia Tomilova is not at all new to being amongst the best, but to be best of all is new for her. "I have been aiming for first place, but when I achieved it, it didn't seem so special," she says. Natalia is also a full time ski orienteer. She is from Perm and still lives there. Perm is about 600 kilometres from Kyshtym, venue for the final races in this year's World Cup. She plans to go on at top level as long it is enjoyable to do so. In her training Tomilova takes part in many other sports: she is a very good foot orienteer too.
IOFÂ Ski-O World Ranking: Athlete EST80 Margus Hallik Date, Place, Time, Points Scored, Fed, Event Name, Type. 1 March2002, 23, 11620, 1123, (1), BUL, World Ski Orienteering Championships,Long. http://www.6prog.org/iof/wre_athl.asp?n3id=EST80&how=S
Ski Orienteering Meet Feb 17 2003 Orienteering Meet Click here for Event Flyer in pdf format. Date February15 th 2003. Location Course Registration and Start Location http://www.spatial.maine.edu/~hendrick/Orienteering/Meets/UMaineSkiOFeb03.htm
Extractions: Orienteering Meet Click here for Event Flyer in pdf format Date February th Location Course Registration and Start Location: Memorial Gym, University of Maine Campus , Orono Maine Directions UMaine Online Map From the South Exit 51: Exit (#51) - Stillwater Avenue/Old Town - I-95 (either north - or south-bound.) See Orono Area Map for details. Turn towards Burger King and the shopping center. Turn right at the fourth traffic light by McDonald's and KFC and go down College Avenue Turn left onto the campus near Alfond Stadium and Arena. Look for Orienteering Signs From the North Exit 51: Coming from the north on I-95, take Stillwater Avenue Exit (#51). Turn left at the end of the exit ramp. Drive 1 mile to the fourth set of traffic lights. Turn right onto College Avenue Turn left onto the campus near Alfond Stadium and Arena. Look for Orienteering Signs Time REGISTRATION: 12:00 to 1:00. STARTS: 1:00 t 2:00 TIME LIMITS: Each course will have a two hour time limit. Costs There is a nominal charge of $4 for adults, $3 for juniors 17 and under, with a $12 family maximum. Point of Contact Mike Hendricks phone: 207-581-3688 email: hendrick@spatial.maine.edu
UROC: Ski Orienteering Meet This Sunday UROC Ski Orienteering meet this sunday. Erika Mudrak em006i at mail.rochester.eduMon, 20 Jan 2003 194521 0500 Previous message http://www.cif.rochester.edu/pipermail/uroc/2003-January/000137.html
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Adults More Info Ski Orienteering Ski Orienteering Team 1999. Name, Photo, Parameters, Results. BarboraCHUDIKOVA, * 7. V. 1978 Club OK Jilemnice Address Opavska 490, 793 http://www.orienteering-history.info/repre/moresa99.htm
