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07/07/2006 || 2006 Junior World Championships: Middle Qualification Report ||News||
All three Bobachs in final
What an orienteering family – the Bobachs from Denmark. Ida (14), Søren (17) and Christian (19) qualified for the middle distance final.
06/07/2006 || 2006 Junior World Championships: Middle Qualification Pictures ||News||
Malgorzata Kosinska from Poland Carol Ross, Canada Lucie Krafkova, Czech Republic Michi Niitsuma from Japan Rachel Engeler, Switzerland The Russian Denis Glazunov The young Dane Signe Klinting (15) Ulrika Uotila from Finland Riki Cambrige, New Zealand Also some water for Lithuanian Ausra Miksyte. It’s hot in Lithuania. […]
06/07/2006 || 2006 Junior World Championships: Middle Qualification Pictures ||News||
Anatolijs Tarasovs, Latvia Dylan Hemer from South Africa Esther Doetsch form Germany Heini Wenmann from Finland did a good qualification Jonas Vytautas Gvildys and Vilius Aleliunas form Lithuania Søren, Christian and Ida Bobach from Denmark Vilius Aleliunas getting some water Anais Goffre from France Andrew Strat […]
04/07/2006 || 2006 Junior World Championships: Long Pictures ||News||
Estonian Markus Puusepp took bronze in the men’s long distance race. Silver medallist Olav Lundanes (NOR) on his way through the terrain. Betty Ann Bjerkreim Nilsen (NOR) came second. Elin A Skantze (SWE) with her bronze medal. Gold for Norwegian Anders Skarholt. An historical win for Australian Hanny Allston – […]
04/07/2006 || 2006 Junior World Championships: Sprint Report ||News||
Ingunn Hultgreen Weltzien: Good the whole year
Ingunn Hultgreen Weltzien is a person of many talents. The Norwegian has, in the last few months, become World Champion in both orienteering and cross-country skiing .
04/07/2006 || 2006 Junior World Championships: Sprint Pictures ||News||
Ingunn Hultgreen Weltzien (NOR) celebrating her victory Gold for Mikael Kristensson (SWE) Hanny Allston (AUS) took silver in the sprint. Pictures: Erik Borg
02/07/2006 || World Masters Attracts 4,100 Entries ||News||
Wiener Neustadt in eastern Austria is the venue for this year’s World Masters Orienteering Championships at the beginning of July, with more than 4,100 competitors aged from 35 to over 80, running in 5-year-band age classes, entered for the three-day competition.
01/07/2006 || 35 Nations at JWOC in Lithuania ||News||
A total of 35 nations will be represented when the Junior World Championships get under way at Druskininkai, Lithuania on 3rd July.
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