Author Archive for Ian Sayer
Night League Commentary 2014-2015
Wessex Night League 2014-2015 Commentary and Post Event comments. Wessex Night League 2014-2015 – Final Results Congratulations to the winners: Charlotte Thornton of Sarum, Chris Branford of WIM and Dale Paget of WSX. It’s been another exciting night season. Charlotte has won for the second time in three years, just shows that the cream will […]
Posted on Thu, 30th April 2015 by Ian SayerNight League Commentary 2013-2014
Wessex Night League – Final Results Congratulations to the winners: Jane Morgan of SOC and Chris Branford of WIM. What a fantastic night season we have had. Not too many disruptions despite the weather and a nail biting competition all the way through. Jane has won at the first time of trying and Chris is […]
Posted on Wed, 30th April 2014 by Ian SayerPlanning
The Perils Of Planning – One Person’s View If you ever get the opportunity to plan some Orienteering Courses grasp it with both hands. It is almost guaranteed to improve your navigation for future events. I recently planned our Gallopen at Cull-Peper’s Dish and this is a brief resume of how I went about it. […]
Posted on Fri, 3rd February 2012 by Ian SayerControlling
Notes From A (not so) Fat Controller I am a Grade 3 Controller. That means that I am “qualified” to control events staged by other clubs up to Colour Coded standard. For Badge Events a Grade 2 Controller is required and Grade 1’s can control National Events. It is not hard to become a Grade […]
Posted on Fri, 3rd February 2012 by Ian SayerSouth West Coast Path Relay 2004
On a hot Saturday (4th September) 4 teams set off from Lyme Regis at 8.00a.m. to tackle the annual Coast Path Relay Challenge. This involves running the whole length of the Dorset Coast Path using the Inland route via Hardy’s Monument and finishing at Studland Ferry. The distance is around 65 miles and involves […]
Posted on Mon, 13th September 2004 by Ian Sayer