Wimborne Orienteers

COMPASS SPORT TROPHY ROUND 1

15 March 2015 at Fonthill

Planned and organised by Sarum Orienteering Club

Trevor Bridle writes:

I have been cheered by the tremendous result at Fonthill today. The full results are up on the Sarum web site and in the CST the club positions were as follows:

WIM                  1285
QO                      1252
SARUM 1251
WSX 1234
NWO    1149
KERNO                 646

We also has some excellent performances from you all today since even though you may not have counted but by just being there and in the results this pushes other clubs runners down the list reducing their points total.

I also just note below our scorers today with 7 men and 6 ladies counting for us as follows:
Robert Munday 100 Kirsty Staunton 100 Keith Henderson 100 Elizabeth Horsler 1000
Jo Pickering 99 Paul Pickering 99 Chris Branford 99 Tamsin Horsler 99
Michelle Spillar 98 Steve Horsler 98 Darren Whittingham 98 Sue Hands 98
Kevin Pickering 97

Well done to the Horsler and Pickering families who each had 3 runners counting.

No doubt you will all note your diaries for the final is on Sunday 18th October at Kendal in The Lake District. I am sure this year we can make a podium position in the final.

Remarks by Andy French, WIM Club Chairman:

Trevor

Thank you very much for organising a successful start to the 2015 Compass Sport Trophy competition.

As a club we always do well in team competitions and this is due to the spirit and support shown by the club members. This performance is always easier to achieve when things are well organised and run smoothly on the day and for this we have you to thank.

On behalf of the club I would like to thank you for your input as Club Captain in recent years.

I would also like to say thank you to everyone who took part yesterday. Even if your name did not appear on the list of counters below you still played a very important part in pushing other clubs scorers down and securing a comprehensive win.

Well done everyone and let's see how we can do in the Lakes.

Photos by Trevor Bridle and Chris Branford