News Archive - Airienteers

Peter Haines (M65) and Tony Thornley (M75) both became Northern Champions at Burbage. Overcoming very physical courses, they both posted excellent results.

Introducing our New Club Development Officer

Fri 10 Feb

We are very pleased to have appointed Mary Fleming as our new CDO. Her remit is to expand the reach of the club with a particular focus on diversity by accessing hard to reach communities. She comes with an impressive background having been a member of the Australian Junior and Senior World Championships teams and is also the CDO for CLOK so has some experience of the role already. She is currently doing an MSC in Biodiversity and Conservation in Leeds and has volunteered in various positions including Assistant Coach and Manager for the Australian Orienteering Team and as volunteers coordinator here in Yorkshire for SYO. Look out for her at our future events.

AIRE Autumn Night Score League 2022

Sun 18 Dec

The Wednesday night series for Autumn 2022 is over.

Congratulations to the following winners:

- Dave Murgatroyd

- Steve Webb

- Alice Leake

- Liz Carter

Results:

Morley Results

Final League Standings:

Autumn Night League 2022

Magnetic north, true north and grid north to align over Great Britain for the first time in history

Wed 2 Nov

Ordnance Survey article

Yorrkshire Champions at Ogden on 30 October

Mon 31 Oct

Congratulations to all the Aire winners at Ogden.

M14 Henry Stitson

M18 Jake Powell

W21 Alice Leake

M21 Andrew Stemp

M35 John Blatherwick

M40 Robert Gatenby

M45 David Alcock

W65 Sue Stevens

AGM 2022 Minutes

Wednesday 12 October – 8:00pm

Thu 27 Oct

The AIRE AGM 2022 Documents and Minutes

Agenda For Aire Agm 2022

Aire Financial Report 2021 22

Minutes Agm Wed 12 Oct 2022

Airienteers score equal third in Compass Sport Cup final

Wed 19 Oct

Thanks to everyone who made the trip up to Scotland and ran so well representing AIRE in the Compass Sport Cup final. While the huge teams of defending champions SYO and hosts FVO were fighting it out for the overall win (which went narrowly to SYO) we had a very close tussle with Lakeland for third place. In the end we were tied on points from our top 25 scoring runners and the equivalent of a photo finish or penalty shoot out was awarded to Lakeland as their 26th counter was ahead of ours.

But overall it was our best performance for many years and encouraging for the future as we had several runners who were unable to make the trip on this occasion. It was great to be part of a well organised final in the challenging terrain of Devilla and Tulliallan. Full reports to follow in the forthcoming edition of Aire Affairs.

1st	SYO	25	2425
2nd	FVO	25	2419
3rd	LOC	25	2223
4th	AIRE	25	2223
5th	ESOC	25	2165
6th	NGOC	20	1495
7th	BOK	7	591

Thanks Steve