Compass Points

September-October 2013

1 Contents Smedley 2 EIT (NGHS fundraiser) 4 Mission (OY6) 6 Lower Tukituki 9 Ranui (OY7) plus Red Kiwi and Frank Smith 11 Final OY points 15 Sept Members of the Month (Trent/Ellis) 20 Oct Members of the Month (Kirk/Miller) 21 The deadline for the next issue is Friday 13 December 2013 . Send contributions to: editor@hborienteering.com or hboc.compass.points@gmail.com

HBOC Committee 2013 Main Committee

President Phillip Herries (06) 870 9552

Secretary Paula Lobb (06) 877 4231

Treasurer Stephan Alsleben (06) 876 6102

Club Captain Jane Herries (06) 870 9552

Equipment Murray Harty (06) 873 5182

Fixtures Karen Beckman (06) 845 4118

Junior Rep. Connor Alsleben (06) 876 6102

Landowner Liaison Roger Mulvay (06) 877 8087

Mapping Chris Howell (06) 879 5686

Publicity Mark Irwin (06) 877 6730

Schools Catherine Howell (06) 879 5686

Outside Committee

Coaching Geoff Morrison (06) 877 4870

Magazine Hugh Forlong-Ford (06) 835 7820

Membership Pamela Morrison (06) 877 4870

Webmaster David Fisher (06) 844 8282

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Smedley I was looking forward to setting Fire Station at the end of the year, and had

already set my first round when it came to do the first field check. Unfortunately a call to the land owner found that they would be in the middle of lambing right when the event was on. This led to some restructuring and eventually Smedley West was settled as the location for my event.

My first set of courses were basically scraped, as the forest I had planed to use was covered in tree clippings and no course could be run through it. A quick re-scope of the courses and my second field check came along. The torrential rain that came with this did not dampen the spirits. A change of event centre, along with a few finishing touches, and the courses were ready to go.

The day before the event was again torrential rain when Dad and I had to put out controls, but thankfully the day of the event dawned fine. A quick put out of the control boxes, toilet hole dug, and caravan into position and we were set for the masses. Unfortunately, the masses didn’t arrive but those who did hopefully enjoyed themselves.

I hope the courses weren’t too unpleasing: there were a few mis-punches and DNF’s, but I tried to make them reasonably challenging. It was good to see Hamish Goodwin beating the young whippersnappers in the Red Long, seeing Callum being beaten is always pleasing ;).

It looks as though my Fire Station courses will be used early 2014, so you can look forward to my 1.2km long legs to come! Devon Beckman

Red Long (11) 5.8 km 0 m 24 C 1 Hamish Goodwin 1:10:09 2 Callum Herries 1:12:56 3 Duncan Morrison 1:13:52 4 Ieuan Edmonds 1:24:45 5 Derek Morrison 1:51:02 6 Hugh Forlong-Ford 1:54:50 7 Greg Edmonds 2:02:15 8 Henry Porter 2:46:56 Holly Edmonds dnf Mark Irwin dnf Cairn Coghill dnf Red Medium (18) 4.5 km 0 m 15 C 1 Cam Massie 49:01 2 Brianna Massie 52:49 3 Dylan Kirk 1:00:39 4 David Rawnsley 1:08:43

5 Duncan Spall 1:10:20 6 Norris Cox 1:28:00 7 Mark Plumpton 1:29:05 8 David Fisher 1:37:17 9 Phil Law 2:16:49 Catherine Clark mp Kim Creagh mp Stephan Alsleben mp Chris Tremain dnf Kevin Harvey dnf Steve Armon dnf Natalie de Burgh dnf Harriet Baxter dnf Rob McDonald dnf Red Short (9) 3.1 km 0 m 12 C 1 Stanley Chilton 45:42 2 Faye McDonald 1:03:22

3 3 Georgia Creagh 1:12:09 4 Olivia Beckman 1:14:11 5 Justin Alsleben 1:23:53 6 Anna Stimpson 1:26:18 7 Amelia Elphick 1:34:34 8 Philip Baker 2:05:21 Karen Beckman mp Orange (9) 3.3 km 0 m 11 C 1 Andrew Burns 59:19 2 Sean Frost 1:00:48 3 Siena Harrison 1:07:04 4 Thomas Culham 1:09:30 5 Liffey Rimmer 1:10:48 6 Sinclair MacMillan 1:22:06 7 Liam Frost 1:23:57 Kai Steinmann mp Angus Macmillan dnf Yellow (18) 2.4 km 0 m 10 C 1 Tessa Burns 28:01 2 Taylor Harrison 28:53 3 Angus Macmillan 29:32 4 Fiona Culham 29:44 5 Imke Kitchin 35:01 6 Flo Mills 35:21

7 Mike Bewick 36:09 8 Justin Harrison 37:04 9 Jessica Blane 38:28 10 Jessica Bewick 39:53 11 Lydia Burns 41:01 12 Nicola Law 41:32 13 Ray Miller 44:01 14 Kristina Spargo 44:35 15 Karl Iaveta 49:36 16 Neil Plumpton 58:15 17 Shane Spence 1:03:24 Thomas Steinmann dnf White (12) 1.9 km 0 m 12 C 1 Tessa Burns 19:00 2 Bianca Kirk 24:21 3 Phoebe Burns 29:11 4 Andrew Rawnsley 32:03 5 Juliet Rawnsley 32:45 6 Amy Culham 36:45 7 Imke Kitchin 40:12 8 Caitlyn Frost 47:25 9 Caroline Kitchin 48:00 Becs mp Taraipire T mp Jocelyn Plumpton dnf

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EIT—NGHS fundraiser Somehow Cryn Russell and myself managed to convince the bosses at EIT that

a really good team building exercise for the overworked and underpaid staff would be an orienteering day. So we very quickly organised the EIT fundraiser that would run all day for the staff and then into the evening for the club and the public. The Friday the Thirteenth fundraiser was going to be for Vida Fox, Brianna Massie and Georgia Creagh who were selected to compete in Australia.

Well, the dawn brought a beautiful sunny day and we set up the loop event that Kim Creagh had to hastily set and Vida vet. Of course we had a loop as we expected that we would have hundreds of staff and students wanting to compete and with a loop we could start them all (I mean, why wouldn’t they, its orienteering!) Over 70 EIT staff competed and the fastest time overall was 19:07.

While EIT was handing out prizes and having drinks and nibbles in a small prize giving the real race began. Nearly 60 club members and public turned out and ran the loop as the sun was setting. The fastest time of the day was Devon Beckman who sizzled around the course in 10.45.

EIT loved the event and have said that they would like to do it again, and it’s a coincidence, I hope, but the boss won it. The Crèche at EIT loved the event as all the little kids did the course (some twice!) and they had a ball. The club loved the event (I mean, why wouldn’t they, its orienteering!) and of course I loved it as it raised over $1200 for the girls. I would like to thank the club for supporting this fundraiser and all those people who are always so generous with their time. Tim Creagh

Loop (54) 1 Devon Beckman 10:45 2 Callum Herries 11:16 3 Phillip Herries 12:54 4 Stanley Chilton 13:03 5 Hugh Forlong-Ford 13:25 6 Dylan Kirk 13:29 7 Ferdinand Kern 14:25 8 Nathaniel Hinton 14:31 9 Chris Beckman 15:11 10 Hurst Liam 15:23 11 Bailey Stevens 15:24 12 Chris Howell 16:26 13 Hamish Legarth 16:43 14 Chris Tremain 16:44 15 Kevin Harvey 16:56 16 Stephan Alsleben 17:34 17 Flo Mills 17:50 18 Roy Mills 18:03 19 Helen Howell 18:21 20 Rory Ward 18:39

21 Steve Armon 19:21 21 Jenna Tidwell 19:21 23 Toby Taaffe 19:25 24 Olivia Beckman 19:52 25 Karen Beckman 19:57 26 Faye McDonald 20:18 27 Katherine Rybinski 20:28 28 Derek Morrison 20:35 29 David Fisher 20:57 30 Kaya Shlomi 21:12 31 Klayten Betts 21:16 32 Caroline Howell 21:22 33 Donna Taaffe 21:48 34 Murray Franks 22:05 35 Will Tidswell 22:54 36 Nicola Law 23:45 37 Olivia Taaffe 23:52 38 Ben Brodie 24:19 39 Kristina Spargo 24:20 40 Amelia Elphick 24:26 41 Jeaney Ward 25:15

5 42 Georgia Creagh 26:23 43 Abby Macredie 27:42 44 Phillip Simons 30:18 45 Jack McNally 31:37 46 John McNally 31:51 47 Olivia Heal 33:16 48 Sharon Mardon 34:29 49 Warren Marsh 42:06 50 Corin and Jackson- Duncan 48:03 51 Brianna Burgess 53:06 Abby and Tiffiney mp Joel Freeman mp Amy Marsh dnf White (4) 0.9 km 9 C 1 Hugh Forlong Ford 4:31 2 Lily Stevens- Alison 8:44 3 Renee Lee 10:32 4 Max Franks 10:50 Team Walking (15) 1 Vet Girls 20:25 2 CCK 30:53 3 Maria's Team 35:43 4 Teletubbies 36:40 5 Mrs Brows boys 39:42 6 The 2 C's 41:35 7 Juicey 44:41 8 DK 45:07 9 Discombulated Duo 49:48 10 Cool Cats 52:05 11 Thorns and Roses 54:19 12 Karen Izatt 58:17 13 Superfeet 58:26 14 Happy Admins 1:04:25 The ReLiks mp Team Running (2) 1 Dragons Den 24:04 2 Literal Ladies 31:17 Individual Male (3) 1 More or less bewildered 21:44 2 Team Bewildered 24:15 3 ILOVEPOLICY 33:55 Individual Female (4) 1 Katy Kenah 19:36

2 Cryn Russell 19:37 3 SAFRICANS 36:41 4 Bibliophiles 41:35 Student Team Walking (3) 1 The Winos 40:44 2 Team Awesome Of Course 49:33 Team Cool Hat mp Student Individual Male (11) 1 Kenny S 0:00 !!! 2 Charlie S 19:07 3 Less Bewildered 20:19 4 Charlie Sanderson 24:11 5 Marcus H 25:44 6 SaintLy 26:00 7 James Thomas 27:39 8 James D 28:18 9 Thomas Jones 33:55 10 Wesley 34:28 Anton L mp Student Individual Female (3) 1 Angelique 47:01 2 Work & Life1 49:01 Shari mp Student Individual Female - White (2) 1 Emma Ferens 13:53 K Lyons mp Student Team Walking - White (1) 1 Work & Life 2 28:46 Individual Female - White (1) 1 Sian Harassed 8:09

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Mission—OY6 Score No Report.

Red Long (10) 60:00 min 27 C 540 Pts 1 Callum Herries 56:38 520 520 2 Devon Beckman 57:12 510 510 3 Nathaniel Hinton 59:58 480 480 4 Andrew Bott 59:43 460 460 5 Chris Beckman 58:43 450 450 6 Phillip Herries 1:01:30 470 -20 450 7 Hugh Forlong-Ford 1:00:27 440 -10 430 8 Cairn Coghill 1:00:48 440 -10 430 9 Henry Porter 1:02:06 410 -30 380 10 Chris Howell 1:06:54 390 -70 320 Red Medium (27) 60:00 min 27 C 540 Pts 1 Kevin McCarthy 56:28 450 450 2 Greg Edmonds 1:00:15 450 -10 440 3 Laurence de Burgh 59:20 420 420 4 Vida Fox 59:49 420 420 5 David Rawnsley 1:02:38 450 -30 420 6 Geoff Morrison 1:01:07 430 -20 410 7 Sean Morrison 1:01:02 410 -20 390 8 Duncan Spall 1:07:02 470 -80 390 9 Murray Harty 56:13 380 380 10 Neville Smith 57:14 380 380 11 Derek Morrison 1:01:01 400 -20 380 12 Blake Hone 57:55 370 370 13 Natalie de Burgh 59:30 360 360 14 Kim Creagh 51:48 330 330 15 Georgia Creagh 1:02:18 360 -30 330 16 Phil Law 57:36 320 320 17 Kevin Harvey 1:02:50 350 -30 320 18 Steve Armon 1:09:30 420 -100 320 19 Stephan Alsleben 57:35 310 310 20 Norris Cox 57:36 310 310 21 Tom McCarthy 58:04 310 310 22 Roger Mulvay 57:06 300 300 23 David Fisher 53:20 290 290 24 Megan Davidson 53:18 260 260 25 Nicola Law 57:58 170 170 26 Peter Watson 1:06:55 230 -70 160 27 Nicole Jones 1:15:47 200 -160 40 Red Short (10) 60:00 min 27 C 540 Pts 1 Reuben Sweetapple 59:48 430 430

7 2 Fraser Geddes 58:09 330 330 3 Brandon Jones 59:42 330 330 4 Ryan Hone 58:38 320 320 5 Jeremy Stone 1:04:34 330 -50 280 6 Robbie Love 48:35 270 270 7 Helen Howell 1:03:58 290 -40 250 8 Anna Stimpson 1:06:00 310 -60 250 9 Brayden Stone 56:42 240 240 10 Ben Brodie 57:15 210 210 Red Short Vet (13) 60:00 min 27 C 540 Pts 1 Pamela Morrison 58:19 310 310 2 Karen Beckman 58:46 250 250 3 Jane Davidson 56:03 240 240 4 Faye McDonald 59:37 240 240 5 Tim Creagh 58:00 210 210 6 Martin Geddes 1:07:39 290 -80 210 7 Ross Stone 56:46 200 200 8 Sue Stone 54:29 180 180 9 Susan Hone 1:04:29 220 -50 170 10 Helen Edmonds 1:04:48 220 -50 170 11 Peter Hone 1:09:09 260 -100 160 12 Catherine Howell 1:07:20 230 -80 150 13 Glen Stone 1:02:33 170 -30 140 Red Short Super Vet (5) 60:00 min 27 C 540 Pts 1 Ken Holst 58:45 210 210 2 Alan Berry 1:04:30 200 -50 150 3 Philip Baker 1:10:26 220 -110 110 4 Sharon Mardon 1:02:34 120 -30 90 5 Paul Steeds 1:16:04 170 -170 0 Orange (11) 60:00 min 27 C 540 Pts 1 Dylan Kirk 56:10 430 430 2 Bayley Stephens-Ellison 59:39 370 370 3 Stanley Chilton 59:23 340 340 4 Peter Culham 1:00:52 350 -10 340 5 Thomas Culhan 58:30 320 320 6 Murray Franks 56:03 240 240 7 Amelia Elphick 52:34 220 220 8 Annie Creagh 58:39 220 220 9 Ferdinand Kern 51:18 210 210 10 Katy Kenah 59:21 210 210 11 Lyn Law 58:38 190 190 Yellow (30) 60:00 min 27 C 540 Pts 1 Tony Cunningham 57:02 370 370 2 Mike Bewick 1:00:45 380 -10 370

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3 Hamish Legarth 1:01:38 370 -20 350 4 Max Mcmurray 55:44 270 270 5 Daniel Druitt 56:19 260 260 6 Hunter Harding 1:02:17 290 -30 260 7 Taylor Harrison 59:46 250 250 8 Sinclair MacMillan 1:02:06 270 -30 240 9 Fiona Culham 57:52 230 230 10 Ray Miller 53:20 210 210 11 Angus Macmillan 57:09 200 200 12 Justin Harrison 58:48 180 180 13 Breanna Burgess 59:30 180 180 14 Jessica Bewick 1:00:28 180 -10 170 15 Janet Turvey 1:04:41 220 -50 170 16 Neil Plumpton 1:06:36 240 -70 170 17 Imke Kitchin 56:39 140 140 18 Katie Wood 1:04:12 160 -50 110 19 Benjamen Prebble 1:03:17 140 -40 100 20 Xavier Le Lievre 55:44 90 90 21 Tessa Burns 37:24 80 80 22 Alice Fuller 58:06 80 80 23 Chris Cunningham 1:10:31 160 -110 50 24 Oscar Ellis 58:38 40 40 25 Gaye Evans-Love 1:04:30 90 -50 40 26 Toni Le Lievre 1:10:33 50 -110 0 27 Rachael Sweetapple 1:13:28 130 -140 0 28 Andrew Prebble 1:19:29 140 -200 0 29 Kelly Druitt 1:34:48 150 -150 0 30 Rana Stalker 1:53:25 270 -270 0

White (25) 12 C 1 Tessa Burns 13:25 2 Will Tidswell 13:49 3 Quinn Le Leivre 15:59 4 Lily Stephens-Ellison 16:42 5 Sam Kain 17:24 6 Finn McCool 17:38 7 Oscar Moriarty 17:45 8 Daniel Harvey 18:47 9 Lachie Moriarty 22:34 10 Matthew Harvey 23:19 11 Bryn Ward-Leikis 25:00 12 Llewellyn Ward-Leikis 25:02 13 Jocelyn Plumpton 28:24 14 Logan Geary 29:35 15 Andrew Rawnsley 30:08 16 Lydia Burns 30:35 17 Bruno Moriarty 31:13 18 Caroline Kitchin 33:42

19 Bridget Bewick 42:14 20 Nicole Bewick 43:26 21 Louise Ellis 45:50 22 Jones Family 1:10:38 23 Oscar Moriarty 1:11:21 24 Sam Fuller 1:13:45 Amy Culham dnf

9 Lower Tukituki

Term Three came and passed with a rush and it took a little bit of organisation to fit in the initial trips to the area.

I thought I would use the Haumoana side of the river at first, but the incessant whine of motorbikes racing up and down the shingle roads was rather off putting, especially when com-bined with some major earthworks and tree removal the council had done since the map was last used. Then having decided that the Havelock end of the map looked interesting, it was for-tunate that we were able to access the road end for on site parking.

Steve was exceptional as a vetter, and he made sensible suggestions, knowing the rule book in and out for the placing of the sport idents. Any errors in the placement and mapping were all mine as I scrib-bled down illegible notes on our travels around the course. Thanks to Geoff for suggesting a memory course for the red runners, most people seemed happy on the day and some of the yellow runners were envi-ous. Phillip Herries was wonderful with the caravan, bringing it to the site, and then digging the toilet while we were out putting in the base plates and standing up the stakes.

I had my reservations when the farmer said the cattle were quiet, but they were such placid cattle it took a bit to move them from some of the sites, we obviously all liked the same spots. The knolls on the yellow course had to have it replaced three times before the start!

Everybody who helped was greatly appreci-ated as were the caravan and collectors. Many thanks for the help by all involved and I hope most people enjoyed the day, even though it was hot and we couldn’t put the water at the finish as the cattle would have played with it. Heather Jones

Red Memory (25) 4.5 km 0 m 16 C 1 Geoff Morrison 35:38 2 Hugh Forlong-Ford 35:47 3 Ieuan Edmonds 38:40 4 Dylan Kirk 40:17 5 Paul Jones 41:49 6 Cairn Coghill 43:42 7 James Watson 44:14 8 Murray Harty 49:30 9 Callum Herries 49:40 10 Stephan Alsleben 50:35 11 Robbie Love 51:46

12 Phillip Herries 51:50 13 Helen Howell 54:54 14 Greg Edmonds 1:00:48 15 Pamela Morrison 1:02:18 16 Alan Berry 1:11:19 17 Phil Law 1:16:05 18 Nicola Law 1:18:38 19 Grant Edmonds 1:23:02 20 Peter Watson 2:18:48 Andrew Bott mp Sean Morrison mp Jarrod Lobb mp

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David Fisher mp Roger Mulvay mp Red Short (23) 3.1 km 0 m 12 C 1 Kevin Harvey 30:11 2 Stanley Chilton 33:29 3 Brandon Jones 34:49 4 Neville Smith 34:54 5 Jackson Plumpton 35:21 6 Nathan Miller 39:07 7 Stephan Alsleben 40:39 8 Anna Stimpson 40:42 9 Ross Stone 41:00 10 Robbie Love 41:23 11 Glen Stone 45:17 12 Mark Plumpton 46:10 13 Sue Stone 47:08 14 Kim Creagh 47:12 15 Tim Creagh 49:03 16 Jeremy Stone 50:07 17 Caitlin Jones 50:17 18 Catherine Howell 51:49 19 Anne Baxter 56:39 20 Norris Cox 1:04:01 21 Paul Steeds 1:09:11 22 Sharon Mardon 1:17:21 Sarah Baxter dnf Orange (14) 4.2 km 0 m 13 C 1 Henry Porter 28:27 2 Dean Moriarty 34:14 3 Blake Williams 35:13 4 Nathan Welch 36:46 5 Sean Frost 39:37 6 Jenna Tidswell 42:16 7 Andrew Burns 45:02 8 Kirin Harrison 45:12 9 Cryn Russell 45:39 10 Taylor Harrison 48:24 11 Margaret Morris 59:31 12 Liam Frost 1:00:07 13 John McNally 1:03:54 Aishlin McIntyre mp Yellow (26) 3.2 km 0 m 12 C 1 Conor Mckay 26:50 2 Annah McPherson 27:38

3 Ray Miller 30:13 4 Lyn Law 32:40 5 Siena Harrison 33:05 6 Natalie Miller 34:28 7 Shane Spence 35:09 8 Ronan Lee 35:12 9 Neil Plumpton 35:36 10 Kristina Spargo 35:41 11 Kelly Druitt 37:16 12 Jamie Thompson 38:54 13 Jonty Scoular 39:17 14 Sheryl Druitt 39:53 15 Paula Lobb 41:54 16 Eleanor Dickson 44:21 17 Justin Harrison 45:50 18 Alice Fuller 57:07 19 Gaye Evans-Love 58:14 20 Thomas Jones 58:46 21 Mitchell Jones 1:02:21 22 Rhiannon Forlong-Ford 1:08:31 23 Imke Kitchin 1:08:37 24 Kay McKay 1:20:36 Jake McNally mp Fiona Rainbow dnf White (20) 3.0 km 0 m 9 C 1 Tessa Burns 15:02 2 Will Tidswell 16:42 3 Frances Rainbow 18:09 4 Oscar Moriarty 18:55 4 Caro Nel 18:55 6 Phoebe Burns 18:59 7 Margot Scoular 19:18 8 Sam Kain 19:50 9 Samuel Miller 20:10 10 Ruby Powell 22:36 11 Maisie Barr 25:06 12 Bruno Moriarty 25:41 13 Sam Fuller 27:21 14 Abbey Lee 27:38 15 Renee Thompson 30:54 16 Jocelyn Plumpton 31:20 17 Max Franks 41:43 18 Caroline Kitchin 41:47 19 Quinn Mckay 45:24 20 Jones Family 45:49

11 Ranui—OY 7 + Red Kiwi Challenge + Frank Smith

One of the immediately appealing things about setting an event at Ranui Farm Park was that it was still a new map, only used once before for the club champs last year. It is lovely open HB farmland, hills and gullies, scattered trees and a few smaller forested areas. The event was an OY long but had also been picked for the annual inter-club Frank Smith Trophy and Red Kiwi Challenge, so there was a bit of pressure to produce some decent courses.

Being mostly open farmland, it wasn’t an easy map to provide red level navigational challenges. I picked out the areas that could be used for more detailed navigation and put in some long route choice legs for the longer courses and attempted to string them all together. I was also keen on the idea of throwing runners into some detailed navigation right at the start – hence the first few forest controls. Getting people a bit rattled at the start if they are not con-centrating is a good way of sorting everyone out!

Getting the course lengths right was a bit of a struggle. I initially wanted to have the finish back by the café/carpark area but couldn’t make it work within the course length restric-tions without compromising the courses I’d spent hours poring over. It would also have meant a steep climb to the finish at the end of the courses, which would have won me no friends, so I elected to have a bit of a walk back to the event centre.

We just needed a bit of fine weather on the day. With a couple of minivans from Wel-lington and Palmy bringing the numbers up to just over 180, it all went pretty well. Having spent ages trying to get control sites just right on the route choice legs it’s a bit disappointing when lots of runners say “Oh I didn’t see that option” but at least some of them did!

I have to say the landowners at Ranui, the Ennor family, could not have been more helpful or accommodating. Thanks to Chris Howell for his time, advice and guidance as vetter, he finished the day wife collecting instead of control collecting when Catherine sprained her ankle badly and needed a hand to get back. Thanks also to the Rawnsley family, Jarrod Lobb, Pamela Morrison, Philip Herries, Dave Fisher and Helen and Caroline Howell who all helped out in various ways to make it a pretty successful day.

And commiserations for Hugh FF who left his GPS watch on top of his car when he left, eventually finding it in pieces 2 kms down the road. Mark Irwin

Red Long (16) 7.7 km 305 m 23 C 1 Shamus Morrison WN 1:04:10 2 Duncan Morrison HB 1:11:13 3 Callum Herries HB 1:29:48 4 Hugh Forlong-Ford HB 1:30:56 5 Andrew Bott HB 1:31:06 6 Tessa Ramsden RK 1:35:29 7 Brianna Massie HB 1:36:31 8 Hamish Goodwin HB 1:37:12 9 Sean Bardsley WN 1:41:50 10 Cairn Coghill HB 1:43:15 11 Marketa Novotna NoC 1:43:52 12 Lara Molloy WN 1:52:15

13 Rebecca Gray NW 1:59:57 14 Greg Edmonds HB 2:15:21 15 Alan Davidson HB 2:44:35 Ieuan Edmonds HB mp Red Medium (41) 5.5 km 255 m 17 C 1 David Rawnsley HB 57:39:00 2 Simon Teesdale WN 1:01:33 3 Jarrod Lobb HB 1:02:39 4 Malcolm Ingham WN 1:03:35 5 Vida Fox HB 1:06:34 6 Rob Collier WN 1:06:35 7 Geoff Morrison HB 1:07:45

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8 Laurence de Burgh HB 1:11:31 9 Sean Morrison HB 1:11:52 10 James Watson NoC 1:12:06 11 Michael Wood HV 1:13:14 12 Ellie Molloy WN 1:13:54 13 Gillian Ingham WN 1:14:12 14 Phillip Herries HB 1:14:50 15 Rob Molloy WN 1:16:51 16 Paul Jones HB 1:18:46 17 Andrew Riddle HV 1:19:19 18 Derek Morrison HB 1:19:37 19 William Power WN 1:20:21 20 Henry Porter HB 1:20:38 21 Chris Morris HB 1:21:45 22 Bryan Teahan WN 1:23:52 23 Dick Dinsdale WN 1:24:40 24 Rory Ward HB 1:28:19 25 Simon Rea HV 1:32:01 26 Emma Carruthers WN 1:36:03 27 Murray Harty HB 1:36:39 28 David Fisher HB 1:40:55 29 Justin Alsleben HB 1:43:57 30 Phil Law HB 1:44:36 31 Grant Edmonds HB 1:45:54 32 Stephan Alsleben HB 1:46:09 33 Royce Mills RK 1:50:47 34 Kevin Harvey HB 1:52:17 35 Joy Vanderpoel RK 1:53:32 36 Norris Cox HB 1:57:31 37 Catherine Clark HB 2:02:18 38 Peter Watson HB 2:38:09 Steve Armon HB mp Megan Davidson HB dnf Fraser Geddes HB dnf Red Short (41) 3.3 km 165 m 13 C 1 Georgia Creagh HB 53:09:00 2 Robbie Love HB 57:17:00 3 Peter Ramsden RK 57:31:00 4 P. Teesdale-Spittle WN 58:05:00 5 Brandon Jones HB 59:36:00 6 Matt Koch WN 59:48:00 7 Pamela Morrison HB 1:03:59 8 Harriet Holt HB 1:04:57 9 Gavin Scott HV 1:05:21 10 Tim Creagh HB 1:06:11 11 Ocean Mercier WN 1:06:19 12 Faye McDonald HB 1:06:43

13 Susan Eatson HB 1:07:55 14 Alexandra Riddle HV 1:09:16 15 Alan Horn WN 1:09:35 16 Jane Harding WN 1:10:21 17 Kim Creagh HB 1:10:22 18 Reserve 1:12:39 19 Nicola Law HB 1:16:25 20 Anna Stimpson HB 1:17:31 21 Beverley Holder WN 1:21:06 22 Amelia Elphick HB 1:23:00 23 Helen Howell HB 1:25:10 23 Alan Berry HB 1:25:10 25 Philip Baker HB 1:25:13 26 Jeremy Stone NoC 1:27:22 27 Sarah Underwood WN 1:27:26 28 Martin Geddes HB 1:28:04 29 Ian Basire HV 1:28:13 30 Carol Ramsden RK 1:28:16 31 Ross Stone HB 1:31:15 32 Helen Edmonds HB 1:36:04 33 Jane Davidson HB 1:41:17 34 Anne Baxter HB 1:41:59 35 Caitlin Jones HB 2:01:36 36 Sue Stone HB 2:02:29 37 Glen Stone HB 2:06:40 38 Sharon Mardon HB 2:12:46 Allison Basire HV mp Catherine Howell HB mp Robyn Davidson RK dnf Orange Med (10) 5.3 km 230 m 17 C 1 Dylan Kirk HB 53:58:00 2 B. Stephens-Ellison HB 1:03:43 3 Stanley Chilton HB 1:12:57 4 Lisa Ellis NoC 1:13:01 5 Blake Williams NoC 1:22:41 6 Dean Moriarty HB 1:24:23 7 Callum Wilkie HB 1:30:50 8 Andrew Burns HB 1:32:55 9 Nathan Welch HB 1:42:54 Kai Steinmann HB dnf Orange Short (20) 3.3 km 180 m 10 C 1 Erica Stephens HB 55:53:00 2 Murray Franks HB 57:01:00 3 Annie Creagh HB 59:17:00 4 Kirin Harrison HB 1:01:16 5 Katy Kenah HB 1:08:34

13 6 Caroline Howell HB 1:09:13 7 Margaret Morris HB 1:10:08 8 Madison Chu HB 1:10:50 9 Bruce Worsley HV 1:13:35 10 Cryn Russell HB 1:14:15 11 Jenna Tidswell HB 1:16:53 12 Aishlin McIntyre HB 1:17:26 13 Billy Franks HB 1:19:47 14 Liffey Rimmer HB 1:20:26 15 Amber Riddle HV 1:20:30 16 Lyn Law HB 1:30:00 17 Robert Koch WN 1:33:03 Rachel Zhang WN dnf Jeannie Ward HB dnf Justin Harrison HB dnf White (22) 2.0 km 100 m 12 C 1 Will Tidswell HB 16:00 2 Tessa Burns HB 17:25 3 Maggie Franks HB 18:30 4 Bianca Kirk NoC 20:05 5 Julie Bewick HB 23:12 6 Alan Teesdale WN 26:25:00 7 Phoebe Burns HB 27:21:00 8 Nicholas Ennor NoC 27:59:00 9 Everett Teahan WN 29:50:00 10 L. Stephens-Ellison HB 29:51:00 11 Bridget Bewick HB 30:11:00 12 Karen MacMillan NoC 32:53:00 13 Lachie Moriarty HB 33:41:00 14 Juliet Rawnsley HB 34:37:00 15 Sam Fuller NoC 38:17:00 16 Max Franks HB 43:25:00 17 Anastasia Naylor NoC 45:41:00 18 Renee Thompson NoC 51:41:00 Alison Power WN mp Andrew Rawnsley HB mp Patricia Larsen RK dnf Lorck Livingston HB dnf Yellow (31) 2.9 km 160 m 11 C 1 Daniel Druitt HB 34:00:00 2 Jamie Thompson NoC 45:14:00 3 Tessa Burns HB 45:44:00 4 Siena Harrison HB 45:57:00 5 J K Murphy NoC 48:18:00 6 Ray Miller NoC 48:52:00 6 Thomas Steinmann HB 48:52:00

8 Mike Bewick HB 49:25:00 9 Flo Mills NoC 49:31:00 10 Taylor Harrison HB 49:51:00 11 Alice Fuller NoC 49:59:00 12 Shane Spence NoC 51:12:00 13 Caro Nel NoC 52:21:00 14 Frances Rainbow NoC 52:25:00 15 Angus Macmillan HB 52:46:00 16 Oscar Moriarty HB 53:01:00 17 Fiona Rainbow NoC 56:43:00 18 Kristina Spargo HB 57:07:00 19 Paula Lobb HB 1:04:43 20 Mitchell Jones HB 1:05:35 21 Jessica Bewick HB 1:06:31 22 Hannah Rawnsley HB 1:09:05 23 Gaye Evans-Love HB 1:19:10 24 Shelley Fox HB 1:22:21 Bruno Moriarty HB mp Bertie Purkiss NoC mp Max McMurray HB mp Renee Lee HB mp Kelly Druitt NoC mp Diane Murphy NoC mp Breanna Burgess NoC dnf

Red Kiwi Challenge Results Hawke’s Bay 120 points Red Kiwi 30 points

Frank Smith Results Hawke’s Bay 119 points Wellington 74 pts Hutt Valley 28 pts Red Kiwi 25 pts

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Junior Summer O-Camp

Starts mid-day, Tuesday 21st January 2014. Ends Friday 24th January. More details will be posted on the club website

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19 Congratulations to Hawke's Bay Orienteering Club members who received awards at the annual Hawke’s Bay Secondary Schools’ Sports Awards: Coaching award - Derek Morrison ( 3rd consecutive year!) Merit awards – Jackson Plumpton Devon Beckman, Reuben Sweetapple Brianna Massie and the NBHS and NGHS orien-teering teams Nominees – Vida Fox, Callum Herries, Sean Morrison, David Rawnsley and the HNHS orienteering team

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September Members of the Month: Trent/Ellis family

Louise and Craig- kids Matilda 10, Oscar 7 and Pippi 2 How long have you been involved in orienteering? We have been coming casually for around 5 years when our middle child Oscar (now 7) was still getting carried over fences in a sling. How did you get involved with orienteering? We heard from many of the club's enthusias-tic members how fantastic and fun it was, that you could get really muddy in scenic places, and of course that orien-teering was thinking exer-cise! What do you remember about your first event? We remember our daughter Matilda aged about 5 getting bogged. She was standing up to her thighs in mud screaming hysterically. To be honest she's the only one in the family who hasn't taken to it!!! What courses do you usually run? Run would be exaggerating! We are usually sauntering behind our children with our youngest Pippi (2) on the hip, usually white or yellow. We are looking forward to Oscar doing courses independently and not to have to carry any little ones up steep hills when their legs stop work-ing. We are looking forward to getting lost on more challenging courses any day soon. What do you enjoy about orienteering? We love the different variety of courses in all sorts of beautiful Hawke's Bay venues, the satis-faction of seeing the kids work it out while exercising as well, and the club is so friendly, or-ganised and enthusiastic. Oscar loves the baking especially pink marshmellow slice. If we met you during the week, what would you be doing? Both hanging out at the hospital at all hours with quite a few other club members. What's the one thing you most regretted? Never any regrets :-)

21 October Members of the Month:

Dylan Kirk and Ray Miller How long have you be involved in orienteering? Since 2012 How did you get involved with Orienteering? R. I first became involved through transporting Dylan to events. I have been a runner most of my life so I decided I might as well have a go myself since I was going to be on site while he was out competing. D. I became involved with orienteering through Havelock North High. The main reason I signed up was because I enjoyed running and thought the map reading part looked challenging. What do you remember about your first event? R. It was much more difficult to make my way around the course successfully than I had antici-pated. However I did manage to beat Dylan for time on one sec-tion – in fact I was the fastest in the field on that day for that par-ticular section. This prompted some interesting comments when Dylan noticed this on the results that evening! D. My first event was the long on Maraetotara at North Island Sec-ondary Schools in 2012. I still remember this course very viv-idly because on my second con-trol (despite being told by Geoff not to follow anyone) I followed a person who wasn't doing my course and ended up getting lost for 56:44. I did though end up finishing the course in 1:26:05. What courses do you usually run? R. Yellow. I've set myself some goals to motivate me to move up to Orange courses but I haven't achieved them all yet – maybe in

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2014? D. This year for the OY series I ran orange but at the club events I run red mediums. What do you enjoy about orienteering? R. The challenges, the different locations visited, the people involved and the de-tailed data available to analyse and ponder after the event. The food on sale after-wards is an attraction too! D. The thing I most enjoy about orienteer-ing is the physical while at the same time mental challenge that the sport demands of you. If we met you during the week, what would you be doing? R. I'd probably be on the computer produc-ing a report for cli-ents. On a better day I'd be out in the gar-den, in my workshop or up in the hills, hunting. D. Well I should be at school during the weekdays but any other time you could expect me to be doing my home-work/revision, going for a run, cricket, playing my guitar or eating. What's the one thing you most regretted? R. I had an opportunity to become a professional diver when I was younger which I declined and I sometimes wonder where such a career might have taken me. I had a young family at the time and the two weren't a realistic combination! D. Probably not running just that 2 seconds faster at HBSS orienteering champs. It would have been perfect to have HNHS on all three podium spots. Because now it has become my main training motivation!

Jan 15 - 17 Sprint the Bay Various Morrisons Morrisons

Jan 22 - 25 Junior Camp Moore Rd Geoff Morrison

Jan-23 SS1 The Reserve Brandon Jones Sean Morrison Jones Family

Jan-30 SS2 Anderson Park Ieaun Edmonds Greg Edmonds

Feb-06 NBHS rogaine Taradale Park Vida Fox Kat Rybinski

Feb-13 SS3 Have Schools Helen Howell Harriet Baxter Baxter Family

Feb-20 SS4 Park Island Kim Creagh Holly Edmonds Creagh Family

Feb-27 SS5 Windsor Justin Alsleben Connor Alsleben Alsleben Family

Mar-03 Coaching day Rowe Rd Chris Howell Geoff Morrison

Mar-06 SS6 Napier Boys' Mark Plumpton Hugh FF Plumpton Family

Mar-10 Club Te Mata Park Callum Herries Pamela Morrison Geddes Family

Mar-24 OY1 Long Rochfort Alan Davidson Geoff Morrison Alsleben Family

Apr-07 OY2 Middle Craggy Range Duncan Morrison Jakob Andersson Sunnex Family

Apr-21 Club Tangoio Steve Armon John Craven De Burgh Family

May-12 OY3 Middle Maraetotara Chris Howell Phillip Herries Stephens-Ellison

May-26 HB Schools Ind Rotoma Paul Jones David Fisher

Jun-09 HB Schls Relays Te Awanga Duncan Morrison Grant Edmonds

Jun-23 Club Champs Waipoapoa Roger Mulvay Phillip Herries

Jul-07 OY4 Sprint EIT Phillip Herries Murray Harty Matthew Family

Jul-21 Club Over the Hill Mark Plumpton Devon Beckman Wilkie Family

July 25 Silva NZSS Spnt Splash Planet Ross Morrison Chris Howell

July 26 Silva NZSS Long Arborfield Duncan Morrison Ken Holst

July 27 SilvaNZSS Relay Gruinard Cairn Coghill Pamela Morrison

Aug-04 Score Pukeora Henry Porter Jon Eames Tui Craven

Aug-18 OY5 Mid/Long Whanawhana Hugh FF Callum Herries Ward Family

Aug-18 Winter Classic Wellington

Sep-01 Club Smedley Devon Beckman Chris Beckman Beckman Family

Sep-15 OY6 Score champs Mission Tim Anderson Ieuan Edmonds

Sep-29 Club Lower Tukituki Heather Jones Steve Armon Morris/McIntyre

Oct-13 OY7 Long & WOA event Ranui Mark Irwin Chris Howell Rawnsley Family

Oct 26 - 28 WOA Champs Wairarapa

Nov-10 Deborah Turner Rogaine Pamela Morrison Geoff Morrison

Nov-24 Handicap Score Tangoio Stephan Alsleben David Fisher Sweetapple Family

Nov-29 HBOC AGM

Dec-08 + 100 Relay Have Village