Morning at the arena of the COC 2019 long competition. See how everyone is getting slowly ready for another race.
The COC Week is over, and we are all full of fond memories. It was great to have Canada’s orienteering community in our region, and also come together as a club and organize an event which would have been unthinkable only a few years ago!
+ Check out the Results, Photos and RouteGadget
If you are around in the second half of July, you might want to join one of the events of the COC 2019 Week , which will take place from July 20-28. It starts with the Ottawa O-Fest on the weekend of July 20/21, and will end with the Canadian Orienteering Championship 2019 in Rawdon on July 27/28, with some races in Morin Heights and Laval in between. All the events have courses for Novice runners as well (so called Open categories). And it is at the same time a chance to run with the best runners from the country, so there will be something for everyone!
For some events pre-registration is required. See the event page for the COC 2019 Week for full schedule and details.
+ Volunteers:
It is the first time that the Rambler are organizing the Canadian Orienteering Championship, and we will need many volunteers on the weekend from July 26 to 28. Even when volunteering you can still participate in the event. Interested? You can sign up here or contact our volunteer coordinator at volunteers@ramblersoc.ca
Schedule of the O-Week, including the locations. Photo above by Willie Carroll.
Women:
1. Aurore Varela 540 pts
2. Lucie Defontaines 520 pts
3. Evelyne Shousha 510 pts
Men:
1. Francis Falardeau 1:28:15
2. Stephen Novosad 1:48:00
3. Martin Valiquette 1:53:00
Groups:
Accro O Sport 01:41:02
NB Veterans 01:44:42
Sara & Dave 560 pts
Full results are here!
Night-O at Parc Maisonneuve on September 22nd – it was a beauty!