WA Club Relays and NavDash

Sunday 12th August

Location: Edith Cowan University, Joondalup

The 2018 Interclub Relays will be at on the popoular ECU Joondalup sprint campus map. Up for grabs is the Rutty Rock Club Relay Trophy. Relay Orienteering is fast, furious fun as the runners come through tagging their team mates. You can compete, spectate and cheer on your fellow club runners as the race unfolds.

There will also be regular NavDash Enter on the Day (EOD) courses available after the relay event has been run with a hard, a moderate or easy course available. Individual Enter on the day runs do not require pre-entry.

Event Directions via Eventor

Team Categories:

Open Hard:
4 legs at 2.3km, teams of 2, 3 or 4 runners.
Masters Hard:
4 legs at 1.8km, teams of 2, 3 or 4 runners
(Men 50 and over, women 45 and over)
Mixed Teams:
1 hard leg from the Masters legs at 1.8 km, one Moderate leg at 1.8 km and one Easy leg at 1.5 km
(shadowing allowed on the easy leg for runners younger than 12)

• Teams may consist of men and women,
• Masters teams have age restrictions
• Non-championship teams can be made up across clubs, but should conform to the above structure.

Entry is through your Club Convenor who has been advised of the conditions. Let your Club Convenor know you'd like to take part via club email lists ASAP.
They will ask you for Team Category and number of legs you wish to run (no more than two). Individuals cannot run consecutive legs. Members can use their own Etag for two legs, download and clear and check before your second run.

How does shadowing work? Any shadower running a hard leg should do so as first runner in their team. Any shadower running a moderate leg in a Mixed team will be positioned as the first runner in their team (leg order for the team will be set at M (moderate) then H (hard) then E (Easy)). The person to be shadowed will then be positioned as the last runner in their Mixed team to run the Easy leg.

DEADLINE: Team details are required from the Club Convenors by the Relay Administrator on FRIDAY 3rd August 2018.

There will also be regular NavDash Enter on the Day (EOD) courses available after the relay event has been run with a hard, a moderate or easy course available. Individual Enter on the day runs do not require pre-entry.

Event Directions via Eventor