Australian Rogaining Association website http://rogaine.asn.au Thu, 17 May 2012 19:01:48 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://rogaine.asn.au/images/M_images/joomla_rss.png http://rogaine.asn.au Australian Rogaining Association website http://rogaine.asn.au/Latest/Future-ARA-Event-Dates.html SARA is organising the 2012 Australian Rogaining Championship to be held in South Australia's Flinders Ranges near Parachilna Gorge on 5/6 May 2012. SARA has previously hosted the Australian Championship in the spectacular Flinders Ranges in 1991 (Wyacca Creek), 1997 (Arkaba Station) and 2004 (Black Hill). This event will also be the Australian University Championship. The event website is http://rogaine.asn.au/arc2012... (http://rogaine.asn.au/arc2012) The 2013 Australian Rogaining Championship, organised by QRA, will be the first in Northern Queensland. The event date is 22/23 June 2013 and the location is the Atherton Tableland. News - Latest Sat, 31 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0100 http://rogaine.asn.au/Latest/WRC-2012-Czech-Republic.html The entry process for WRC2012 Czech Republic is due to commence on 1 December 2011. A multi-stage selective entry process will be followed, similar to arrangements for WRC2010 New Zealand. The event limit is 1000 competitors. The entry criteria and process is available at: WRC 2012 entry criteria (http://www.rogaining.cz/wrc2012/files/entry_criteria.pdf). The list of pre-qualified entrants for Phase 1 of entry (1-14 December) has been published. The World Rogaining Championship will be held in the Karlovy Vary region on 31 August 2012. Organisers are Czech Association of Rogaining and Mountain Orienteering (CAR). The event website is: www.rogaining.cz/wrc2012... (http://www.rogaining.cz/wrc2012) News - Latest Fri, 11 Nov 2011 00:00:00 +0100 http://rogaine.asn.au/Latest/Results-of-University-Championship-2011.html Phillip Gatt and Sarah Buckerfield from Australian National University won the 2011 University Rogaining Championship near Perth on 13/14 August 2011. They were also first mixed team and fifth placed overall. University teams competed from Tasmania, Queensland, NSW, ACT, South Australia and Western Australia. The event was held in conjunction with the "Schulstaad Waltz" Western Australian Rogaining Championships. The standard of the university competition was high. The event was tough: it rained quite heavily from dusk to dawn. The subtle features and 5 metre contours meant that the navigation was a suitable challenge. Results and picture ... (http://wa.rogaine.asn.au/index.php/results/384-2011-australian-university-rogaining-championships). News - Latest Wed, 22 Jun 2011 00:00:00 +0100 http://rogaine.asn.au/Latest/WRC-2012-Wildcard-Policy.html The ARA has been allocated six team wildcard entries that are available to assist ARA members to participate in the 2012 World Rogaining Championships (WRC). It is intended that the ARA award these wildcard entries to teams meeting one or more of the following guidelines: The team has demonstrated through rogaining competition that they could be expected to perform well within the WRC competition The team has just changed age grades and would be competitive in the new grade. The team has recent rogaining experience and has demonstrated through competition in other endurance, navigation based competition that they could be expected to perform well within the WRC competition The team is comprised of individuals who have demonstrated very strong commitment to and support for rogaining in Australia through administration of the sport and/or organisation of rogaining events and would be expected to continue to do so. Applications must be submitted by 29 February 2012, details here... (http://rogaine.asn.au/Policy/Wildcard-Policy.html) News - Latest Tue, 11 Jan 2011 00:00:00 +0100 http://rogaine.asn.au/Latest/2011-Australian-Champsionships.html Rogaining Tasmania is proud to host the 2011 Australian Rogaining Championships. They will be held in the northern midlands of Tasmania with the Hash House being approximately one hour from Launceston and two hours from Hobart. Entries are now open with transport options from Launceston. The terrain will be a mixture of open plains (farmland) and steeper lightly wooded hills. Many gullies have thicker vegetation lowering visibility. Courses will be set by experienced rogainers John Brock, Darryl Smith, Karen Pedley and Nigel Davies. Website: http://arc2011.rt.asn.au (http://arc2011.rt.asn.au) News - Latest Mon, 12 Jul 2010 20:02:09 +0100