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This event is now confirmed to be held on two new maps in Port Sorell and Devonport City on the weekend of 11-12 July.
The Port Sorell event will be a local event centred on the Pitcairn Bushland Reserve and Port Sorell Primary School on a new map by Jon Sutcliffe. Four courses will be on offer (Long, Medium, Short & Novice) with start times between 1:00 - 2:00 PM to give participants time to travel from around the state.
The Sunday morning Devonport City event will be held on a new Rod Bissett map covering the city centre and surrounds, with...
Congratulations to everyone selected in the 2026 Tasmanian Schools Orienteering Team.
Following performances at recent events, these athletes have been selected to represent Tasmania at the Australian Schools Orienteering Championships (ASOC), held...
The Silva Medal is awarded to the Australian orienteer who best performs relative to their class in specified events.
After 3 events Louise Fairfax AL T W75 (Pictured) is leading in the race for the Silva Medal on a countback of average winning...
The Australian JWOC team to compete in the 2026 Junior World Championships (JWOC) in Karlskrona, Sweden from 29 June to 7 July has been decided and it includes FOUR Tasmanian orienteers. Congratulations all!
The following athletes will be competing...
The Australian Orienteering Championships held over Easter and the days following Easter were a great success. It's success can be attributed to our fantastic, hard working members of the Tasmanian Orienteering community. Many hours of work go into...
