Wednesday, September 21, 2022, at Russian Jack Springs Park
This meet was a regular score-o for thirty minutes, then for the final fifteen competitors the event transformed into a game of cat and mouse. Participants could choose to remove a control and bring it back to the start for bonus points. However, orienteerers could also choose to try to catch those bringing back controls for a bonus as well.
Scott Patterson won the men’s division with 860 points, just 120 points away from the maximum possible. Jen Jolliff won the women’s division, scoring 670 points. Todd and Jamie Shearer won the heavily contested team division with 590 points.
Thanks to everyone who helped with setup and take down for the meet.
Score-O Course (45-minute time limit, 24 control stations)
Men
1) Scott Patterson, 860 pts; 2) Ian Moore, 790; 3) Bill Spencer, 770; 4) Allan Spangler, 710; 5) Dorn Van Dommelen, 690; 6) Springer Moore, 650; 7) Alex Knapp, 610; 8) Paul Stone, 520; 9) Seamus Houlihan, 440; 10)Kevin Walsh, 470; 11) Jacob Mathiesen, 380; 12) Still Knapp, 380; 13) Steve McKeever, 220; 14) Joe Kurtak, 210; 15) Mark Brady, 190.
Women
1)Jen Jolliff, 670 pts; 2) Brittany Hippe, 340; 3) Shelly Laws, 260; 4) Lizzie Newell, 100.
Teams
1) Jamie & Todd Shearer, 590 pts; 2) Kai Davids Schell & Saharra McKee, 520; 3) Diana & Dave Evans, 510; 4) Steve & Lacey Gruhn, 480; 4) Rachael Hannah, Magnus Stone & Rowan Shearer, 460; 6) Lindsey & Niva Flagstad, 450; 7)Liz Augustin & Sue Heverling, 280; 8) Sidney, Rory & Ruth, 240; 8) Ed Heaston, Adam Heaston & Jeremiah Thongy, 230; 10) Ally, Jackson & Laura, 190; 10)John & Carol Netzel, 180; 12) Corrie Whitmore, Baird & Craig Carlson, 170; 13) Diane & Eve Van Dommelen, 160; 13)Siberia & McMillon, 20.