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Orienteering Club

2016 Club Championship

Events, scoring system and results

Congratulations to the winners of the 2016 Club Championship. Read more for details ...

31st Dec 16

2016 Club Champions

Congratulations to the winners of the 2016 Club Championship:

Junior Men (Yellow):

  1. Dominic Wathey
  2. Jack Riley

Junior Men (Yellow):

  1. Lily Riley

Junior Men (Orange):

  1. Dominic Wathey
  2. Harry Buxton
  3. Asger Moston

Junior Men (Light Green):

  1. Ben Dempsey

Open:

  1. Jillyan Dobby (W65)
  2. Matthew Fellbaum (M18)
  3. Liam Corner (M45)
  4. Tom Fellbaum (M21)
  5. Chris Rostron (M65)
  6. Pete Ross (M65)
  7. Jane McCann (W50)
  8. Dave McCann (M50)
  9. Ian Watson (M65)
  10. David Wathey (M50)

There were no Junior Women in the Orange or Light Green categories this year

Results

Events

The 2016 Club Championship is being administrated by Chris Kirkham.

The full list of events to count is as follows:

Code Date Club Event Notes
FlsF 24 Jan AIRE Flasby Fell, Skipton Level C
ShrF 28 Feb NOC Sherwood Forest, East Midlands Midlands Championships (UKOL)
BckH 13 Mar DEE Bickerton Hill, Tarporley CompassSport Cup Heat
HlmF 3 Apr LOC Holme Fell, Coniston LOC weekend - Long Distance
PlPr 15 May PFO Peel Park & Coppice

Also YBT event

Hrwh 19 Jun SELOC Horwich Sprint Event Level C
ManU 10 Jul MDOC Manchester Urban Twin Peak Day 2 (UKOL, UKUL)
AnsD 3 Sep DEE Ainsdale Dunes Liverpool Big Weekend Day 1
Hrst 18 Sep PFO Hurstwood, Burnley Hotpot Weekend Day 2 (UKOL)
NoPe 9 Oct PFO Nick O'Pendle Level C
Trvr 13 Nov SROC Torver High Common Day 2 of LOC/SROC South Lakeland Weekend (Level B, UKOL)
Eyam 11 Dec DVO Eyam Moor Level C

 

Scoring

General

  • A competitor's overall score is the sum of his/her best 6 event scores.
  • A competitor's event score is 1000 + (50 * (division's mean adjusted pace - competitor's adjusted pace) / division's standard deviation). The average competitor will score 1000.
  • A competitor's event score is zero, if he/she starts but does not finish.

Open Division

  • The Open division is open to all MDOC members competing on TD5 courses.
  • Scoring is based on the competitor's pace (time/distance) adjusted for category and course length.
  • Adjusted Pace = Pace * (Competitor's Speed Ratio - Competitor's Length Ratio)
  • Competitor's Speed Ratio and is based on the average winning times at BOC (1997, 2001-2009) for each age group's longest course
  • Competitor's Length Ratio is based on a comparison between the competitor's course length and average course length at BOC for the competitor's category. If the competitor's course is twice the length of BOF's recommendation then the length ratio is +2%. If the competitor's course is half the recommendation then the ratio is -2%. The adjustment is based on athletic records for middle distance.
    Competitor's Length Ratio = 0.02 * Log(Competitor's Course Length / (BOF Course Length Ratio * Longest Course Length)) / Log(2)

Junior Divisions

  • The Junior divisions are open to all junior MDOC members competing on non TD5 courses.
  • There are eight Junior Divisions: JM1 (Junior Men TD1), JW1 (Junior Women TD1), JM2 (Junior Men TD2), JW2 (Junior Women TD2), JM3 (Junior Men TD3), JW3 (Junior Women TD3), JM4 (Junior Men TD4) and JW4 (Junior Women TD4).
  • Anyone 16 or younger at the start of the year is a Junior.
  • Scoring is based on the competitor's unadjusted pace (time/distance). 
Category Speed Ratio Length Ratio Category Speed Ratio Length Ratio
M14 77.3% 38.6% W14 62.6% 29.2%
M16 81.0% 56.6% W16 68.0% 38.2%
M18 86.9% 71.5% W18 68.0% 48.7%
M20 94.1% 83.7% W20 78.1% 58.6%
M21 100% 100% W21 79.4% 63.9%
M35 86.9% 85.5% W35 64.8% 59.3%
M40 88.7% 80.3% W40 64.9% 54.0%
M45 84.7% 69.9% W45 62.3% 47.8%
M50 77.9% 66.6% W50 61.0% 47.8%
M55 70.9% 59.8% W55 54.6% 40.1%
M60 66.6% 53.3% W60 51.2% 36.2%
M65 60.0% 46.5% W65 43.7% 35.3%
M70 54.2% 38.7% W70 41.7% 31.2%
M75 49.6% 34.3% W75 37.2% 28.8%
M80 41.0% 36.0% W80 21.3% 28.2%

 

Notes

  • The selected events are approved by the MDOC Committee, and listed on the MDOC website.
  • Ideally, there will be 12 events distributed evenly over the year.
  • The events should be of high quality, typically organised by MDOC or a neighbouring club.
  • When a competitor runs for MDOC at a selected event, his/her performance will be automatically included in the competition.
  • When a competitor runs for another club at a selected event, his/her performance will be included in the competition if Chris Kirkham has been informed. 

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