Club News

  • Sunday, 8 March, 2026

    Suffolk Orienteering Club attended the Yvette Baker Qualifier at Weald Park, Brentwood (HAVOC) on Sunday 8th March 2026.

    The courses were well planned and the area is an interesting place to orienteer.

    Our juniors competed excellently and came 2nd to Norfolk Orienteering Club by one point. 

    The results were:

    Ethan Radcliffe: 100 (Green - Boys)

    Aaron Radcliffe: 100 (Light Green - Boys)

    Reuben Constable-Simmonds: 100 (Yellow - Boys)

    George Wightman: 99 (Green - Boys)

  • Saturday, 28 February, 2026

    A small group of SUFFOC Orienteers travelled to South Wales to compete at the British Orienteering Championships at Carreg Goch.  Congratulations to them all.

    Their results were:

    M16A Ethan Radcliffe 27th

    M45L Gareth Radcliffe 14th

    W60L Louise Walker 32nd

    The following day the British Relay Championships took place at Margam Country Park.  SUFFOC had two teams running and their results were

    Men’s Short: SUFFOC Scurriers Ethan Radcliffe, Rod Mansel, Gareth Radcliffe 16th

  • Saturday, 14 March, 2026

    By Clive and Sally Wilkinson

    In the last few years we have travelled abroad in February for our orienteering fix.  It has the benefit of orienteering in different terrain whilst also, usually, being a bit warmer than the UK.

    In 2026 we travelled to Southern Spain for the Malaga Orienteering Sprint Camp. (MOSC)

    This has previously been held in 2020 and 2024.  We went in 2024 and loved it so much that we were keen to do it again.

  • Sunday, 22 February, 2026

    Medals were awarded to the East Anglian League winners at the Brandon event on 22nd February.

    Congratulations to:

    Reuben Constable-Simmonds M10 EAL winner 2025

    Sarah Mansel W60 EAL winner 2025

    Sally Wilkinson WSV EAUL winner 2025

  • Sunday, 22 February, 2026

    At the local qualifying heat of the Compass Sport Trophy held at Brandon Country Park on 22nd February, SUFFOC gained 3rd place and will be invited to the final in the autumn.

    We had a fantastic turnout of 24 competitors across most of the classes.  The final scores were very close, as we were only 2 points behind second placed LOG.

    The top 13 scores count towards the total, but even those whose scores didn’t count towards our total may have pushed other club scores down.

    Particular congratulations to our 4 top scorers:

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