WIM/WSX Summer League: Blandford Stour Meadows
Saturday 14th June
Entries close 23:59 on 13th Jun
Entries close 23:59 on 13th Jun
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Event number 3 in the WIM/WSX Summer league 2025
The third physical event in the WSX/WIM Summer Series for 2025.
The course is a 60 minute straight score (no "odds and evens" or other variations) using SIAC enabled SI control stations with small O kites.
There will also be a free beginner's course, suitable for families, novices & younger juniors, which will use the Stour Meadows area only, with no road crossings, which you can enter on the day. This course is part of the Dorset Council's 'Have a Go' activity scheme.
Contact: kath@colehill.co.uk
Summer League Score-1 hour score course
Entry limit: 40
There are two courses.:
The Summer League course is a 60 minute Score course which uses Stour Meadows and the surrounding urban area. Juniors must be accompanied.
The 'Have a Go' line course stays within Stour Meadows.
Junior/Student: £3.00
Juniors are under 21 on race day.
There is no charge for dibber hire (but £30 if you lose it!)
There is free entry on the day only for the Dorset Council 'Have a Go' activity
Location: Stour Meadows, Blandford DT11 9LE. What3Words: series.lends.quietly
Terrain: Stour Meadows is a typical grassy park. The urban areas have a speed limit of 30mph – please take care if crossing. Hi-viz clothing strongly recommended.
Parking: Stour Meadows car park.
Start times:1100 – 1300 (although the Have a Go remains open until 14.00). Help with control collection would be much appreciated.
Food & facilities: Nearby Tescos and Morrisons. Various pubs and cafes in Blandford. Public toilets in Morrisons' car park.
Event Officials: Eamon Staunton (Planner), Kirsty Staunton / Kath Pike (Organiser/ Controller), Dick Keighley (Computing)
Orienteering is an adventure sport. All competitors take part at their own risk and are responsible for their own safety.