Eborienteers AGM - Wed

There are two webinars available from British Orienteering:-

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Click HERE for the link

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Dementia

A greater understanding of dementia (there are over 100 different types of dementia) will give our club the skills to support club members better, to enabling those with dementia to take part in the sport we all love, for longer. 

Neurodiversity in Sport

Worthwhile information about understanding participants at our events, who display behaviour that does not follow the social etiquette expected, and suggest ways we as a club and individuals, can support them while taking part in club events.

JK Report from Steve Whitehead and Ebor results can be seen HERE

Aslo some photos in the Gallery

Full JK results HERE

Series now complete. You can see all the results.
Click HERE
Well done Steve C for organising a great series of events

A few Ebor members travelled to near Slough for this years British Night Championships and the Club is pleased to announce we have three night champions.
They are:
Karen Clark (W70)
Helen Gardner (W75)
Steve Whiteheah (M75L)
See the Gallery for photos.

It is with great sadness that I need to inform you that my younger brother, Stephen, died suddenly on Tuesday 13th January. Stephen had an active life both in orienteering and cycling and was in fact responsible for bringing me in the sport. We spent a lot of time working on events and we both had a good liking of mapping and planning. I'm sure many of our older members and those in other clubs would like to share their memories and rather than have lots of articles could they please send them to me at probertstrailman@outlook.com

Many thanks
Peter Roberts