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Team Canada Talks

    Join us from 7:30 to 9:00 at Queen's University for a series of short talks by Team Canada athletes on a variety of topics.


    Plan to be at the Kinesiology and Health Sciences building, at 7:30 for 90 minutes of enlightenment, entertainment and motivation as Team Canada athletes share their experiences with us.


    The JWOC team will be regaling us with stories of their trip to Czechia recently. Emma Waddington will be sharing her Masters research on orienteering and brain health with us. And more!


    This is a fundraiser for Team Canada, so please be generous with your donations. The Kin building is at the corner of Division Street and Union. We will be in Room 100. See you there!

    Route Gadget

      After each event, the courses will be available on RouteGadget where runners can view the courses and routes for the participants that have uploaded their recorded routes. If you have a GPS watch and have recorded your race, you can upload this to the site and view your actual route – not the one you thought you did!


      Instructions are on the Orienteering Ottawa website.


      Links below will become available soon after the final results are posted for each race.


      COC Middle

      COC Long

      NAOC / COC Sprint

      NAOC Sprint Relay

      NAOC Knock Out Sprint

      NAOC Middle

      NAOC Long

      Training Camp Details

        Updated: Jul 17, 2024

        Supervision:

        Coaches will ensure that all participants return from the training exercises and that all beginners and younger kids will not be out in the forest on their own. However, kids will not be supervised other than this. Kids 12 and under must have a supervising adult on site at all times (although this could be another parent).


        Accommodations:

        Participants are on their own for accommodations. Camping at Mansfield on Sunday night is encouraged simply to allow for the kids to have more time together, but not at all required. Registration fees do not include camping on Sunday night.


        Camping at Mansfield must be booked separately. Please note that if you are camping during the weekend we may need to relocate closer to the river (~500m) to make room for summer camp participants arriving on Monday morning.



        Meals:

        Registration fees include the following meals:

        • supper on Sunday evening (likely pizza)

        • lunch on Monday (likely sandwiches)

        • lunch on Tuesday (Queens U cafeteria)


        Volunteers:

        Please let Cherie know if you are interested in:

        • helping with food (ordering, picking up, or serving a group meal)

        • leading a small group during the Mansfield training session & Queens training session

        • tagging along with a small group of younger kids during the Mansfield training session

        Registration:

        $35 All Sessions - Mansfield & Kingston

        $20 Mansfield Only

        $20 Kingston Only

        (The camp is subsidized by Orienteering Canada.)


        Deadline: July 15, 2024 (email if you are after this date to request entry)


        Questions:
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