February 18, 2020 by Michelle Kastner
Updated map-check! Challenging courses- check! A chance to earn National Ranking Points- check! Podiums and awards- check! The last meet in another great Winter League season- check! This Championship event checks all the boxes. Register now!
February 10, 2020 by Michelle Kastner
Registration for JN2020 is now open. Sign up to experience the fun and excitement of a large national level competition. Stay in the athlete’s village and get to know orienteers from all over the USA. 3 races, 3 venues, Movie Night, Game Night, and much, much more. You won’t want to miss any of it. Register now here!
February 4, 2020 by Michelle Kastner
Join us this Saturday (2/7) as we head north to Fire Mountain Boy Scout Camp for some excellent off trial orienteering. Here you will experience a variety of terrain, from typical Pacific Northwest trails, to numerous small cabin clusters, to forested hillsides with up to waist-high undergrowth. Register now and join us as we finish the regular season of Winter League/WIOL off strong.
January 27, 2020 by Michelle Kastner
On Jan 6th, the Junior Team Executive Steering Committee (JTESC) at Orienteering USA announced the USA Junior National Team and the Junior Development Team athletes for 2020. Congratulations to COC members Jessica Colleran and Kai Mihata for being named to the Junior National Team and to Benjamin Brady and Annika Mihata for being placed on the Junior Development Team. You can read about all members here.
OUSA is still accepting applications for the Junior Development Team (JDT), and will be doing so throughout the year. They encourage all juniors, ages 13-20, who run confidently at the Orange level (or above), and want to connect with other young people who love orienteering and take their orienteering to the next level, to join the 2020 JDT. Learn more about the Junior Program here.
January 21, 2020 by Michelle Kastner
Winter League heads south for some great off trail orienteering this Saturday, January 25th. Register now to join the fun. Remember you must take a shuttle to this venue from Cougar Mountain Middle School so plan ahead on your timing.
January 16, 2020 by Ing Uhlin
Save the dates! Here is the schedule for the upcoming season of Ultimate Orienteer. All events are subject to change pending land permits so more information to follow.
March 7 – Night-O.
March 21-22 – Two-Day Classic at Quincy Lakes.
April 4 – Individual relay (Farsta).
May 9 – Middle Distance at Frenchman Coulee.
May 10 – Goat at Frenchman Spring.
June 13 – Ultra-Long Distance at Teanaway Forks.
June 14 – Score-O at Salmon La Sac.
NEW CATEGORIES! This year, we’ll have expanded junior and masters categories. Check the Ultimate Series page for details!
January 7, 2020 by Michelle Kastner
Join us at Green River College this Saturday, January 11th for another great event. Green River College is essentially two venues–a dense college campus surrounded by thick forest and undergrowth. This meet marks our first time off trail. Enjoy another refreshed map with a 1:5000 scale. Register Now!
December 26, 2019 by Michelle Kastner
Did you know Cascade Orienteering Club is almost 100% volunteer run? Did you know it takes 85-100 volunteer hours to put on just one Winter League meet? COC couldn’t produce the volume or professional quality of meets we offer year round without volunteers. If you or your children are enjoying orienteering in the Puget Sound area please consider giving 90 minutes of your time at an upcoming meet. To those of you seen in this WordCloud, THANK YOU for your time and talents!
December 12, 2019 by Michelle Kastner
We have the perfect way to get yourself outdoors and run off some of the holiday excess. Join us on Saturday, December 21 for more Winter League fun! This time at Bridle Trails State Park, where an intricate network of trails make it a perfect place to practice feature recognition, compass use, pace counting and contours. Sign up now, you won’t regret it!
December 3, 2019 by Michelle Kastner
Join the fun on Saturday, December 7th at St Edward State Park! Winter League has been very fortunate to be able to debut refreshed maps at each venue this year. Thanks to Dave Tallent, the St Edward’s map continues this with over 100 hours of map updates to show off. St Edward is an on trail only venue, making it an ideal place to practice your route choice skills. Some important notes to be aware of:
- St Edward has some construction going on so nothing this year is “where it’s always been”.
- A Discover Pass is required to park in this state park.