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Full Results and Splits of the 2007 ACT Rogaine Championships Rogaine held on 26/5/07 at Badja State Forest and Wadbilliga National Park

Link to splits for each tag carried by team

Course 24
Pl Score   Dist   Time   Cat Num Names
  1 2470   50.7 23:50:43  MO  16 Joel Mackay, David Baldwin  ADCE ADCF
  2 2280   52.9 23:48:49  XO  71 Julie Quinn, Vanessa Haverd, Tim Sawkins  AXCC AXCD
  3 2100   50.2  3:15:07  MO  63 Warwick Dougherty, Phillip Whitten  AUCF AUCG
  4 1650   37.3 23:46:13  XV   9 Wendy Stevenson, Malcolm Bradley  ABCD ABCE
  5 1640   37.1 23:31:07  MO  10 Michael Bortz, Felix Schill  ABCF ABCG
  7 1570   42.2 24:25:27  MV  46 Don McLean, Michael Challen  APCG APCH
  6 1560   39.6  7:08:17  MV  19 Cliff Harris, Greg Mitchell  AECC AECD
  8 1490   35.1 17:57:29  MO  53 Martin Lefmann, Pat Mickan  ARCG ARCH
  9 1490   32.3 23:20:56  WO  13 Benita Sommerville, Nicki Munro  ACCE ACCF
 10 1480   35.3  6:13:28  XS  41 Ian Booth, Anna Booth, Phil Creaser  AOCC AOCD AOCE
 11 1460   36.1  5:25:18  MO  47 Daniel James, Greg Jolley  APCJ AQCB
 12 1400   38.3 23:42:05  MO   2 Andrew Peters, Matthew Parton  AACD AACE
 13 1390   34.2  6:13:13  MO  39 Sebastien Dunne, Bart Schneemann  ANCG ANCH
 14 1310   30.6  2:56:22  MV  11 Phill Yates, Ron Avery, Paul Maher  ABCH ABCJ ACCB
 15 1290   27.9 14:41:14  WO  42 Alexa McAuley, Belinda Bright  AOCF AOCG
 17 1190   33.0 23:57:50  MO  66 Luke Bulkeley, Peter Radford  AVCE AVCF
 16 1190   32.9  3:22:22  XV  12 Nihal Danis, Richard Sage  ACCC ACCD
 18 1150   30.6 23:53:02  XO  26 Matthew Hollingworth, Penny Baker  AGCE AGCF
 19 1110   31.8 16:35:52  XO  40 Gill Fowler, Matt Ryan  ANCJ AOCB
 20 1090   28.9  4:58:26  XO  17 Jasmine Elson, Craig Mottershead  ADCG ADCH
 21 1000   30.8  5:38:49  WV   7 Leanne Aust, Jenny Horsfield  AACH AACJ
 22  980   26.6 12:57:41  XO  69 Kevin Moore, Nathan Versey, Celia Thompson, Chris Thompson  AWCC AWCD AWCE AWCF
 23  970   28.6 19:00:56  XO  54 Claire Davey, Marc Murphy, Andrew Wain, Gavin Melgaard  ARCF ARCJ ASCB ASCC
 24  950   24.9 16:12:01  MO  50 Chris Stevens, Matthew Simpson  AQCG AQCH
 25  950   23.7  3:10:47  XO  24 David Longman, Louisa Longman  AFCH AFCJ
 26  900   26.6  2:27:08  MO  49 Jason Lee, John Saldin  AQCE AQCF
 27  890   28.0  4:41:24  XS  75 Basil Baldwin, Jean Baldwin  AYCB AYCC
 28  800   32.3  4:31:32  XO  79 Ryan Ruddick, Alex Woods, Gemma McBride  AJCH AJCJ AYCJ
 29  770   22.2  1:35:58  XO  72 Steven Lade, Taro Deneve, Jessie Hutchison  AXCE AXCF AXCG
 30  760   32.8  4:41:55  XS  60 Colin Mock, Colleen Mock  ATCH ATCJ
 31  730   21.8  4:23:47  WS  65 Parissa Poulis, Lyndall Hatch, Kathy Saw  AVCB AVCC AVCD
 32  720   24.9 23:40:06  WO  80 Rachel Poldy, Jacqui Poldy  ATCB ATCC
 33  670   24.3  5:15:38  WO  43 Lisa Wyman, Erin Beal, Philippa Kehoe  AOCH AOCJ APCB
 34  610   20.2  2:46:49  XO  15 Hannah Bender, Jonathan Margo, Daniel Costin, Daniel McMillan  ADCB ADCC ADCD
 35  580   17.0 24:00:02  MO  64 Garrick Larkin, Paul Lloyd  AUCH AUCJ
 36  560   17.6  2:16:33  MO  20 Sean Cormack, Yale Carden  AECE AECF
 37  510   16.0 12:03:15  XO  35 Steven Barry, Wendy Bowden  AMCH AMCJ
 38  430   14.2 10:44:14  XO   8 Alex Ramsey, Sally Ramsey  ABCB ABCC
 39  390   15.0  4:20:48  XS  33 Jack Palmer, Jane Reynolds  AMCD AMCE
 40  360   10.1  3:40:39  WO  21 Amy Davidson, Joshua Bobruk, Claire Hazlett  AECG AECH
 41  300   14.5  2:36:54  WO  68 Robyn Cleland, Kirrily Peters  AVCJ AWCB
 42  250   10.6  6:43:31  MO   5 Jim Ponton, Ian Layzell  AACF AACG
 43    0   25.3 12:53:08  MO  44 David Wilson, Adam Felton  APCC APCD

Course 8
Pl Score   Dist   Time   Cat Num Names
  1 1150   24.8  7:52:40  XO  22 Alina McMaster, Tom Landon-Smith, Keith Conley  AECJ AFCB AFCC
  2 1090   29.5  8:12:44  MO  31 Adrian Keough, Steve Dowlan, Mark McDonald  AKCJ AMCB AMCC
  3  730   19.4  7:52:30  MO  78 Matt Koerber, Gavin Boehm  AYCG AYCH
  4  690   17.0  7:52:43  XO  14 Daniel Smith, Belinda Kinneally  ACCG ACCH
  7  600   19.0  8:01:58  XO  34 Joanna Sinclair, Duncan Sinclair  AMCF AMCG
  5  590   14.3  7:10:29  XV  48 Brad Simmons, Lyn Stannus  AQCC AQCD
  6  590   17.2  7:52:43  XF  55 Shane Russell, Karolina Russell, Chris Swansborough  ASCD ASCE ASCF
  8  580   15.9  7:44:27  WO  36 Shoko Okada, Tanja Strive, Megan McCann  ANCB ANCC ANCD
  9  580   20.8  7:56:54  MO  62 Adam Leane, Paul Veldkamp  AUCD AUCE
 10  570   15.7  7:40:37  XS   1 Bob Moore, Pauline Moore  AACB AACC
 11  550   15.2  7:50:36  XO  18 Todd Stafford, Kirsty Busch  ADCJ AECB
 12  460   14.1  7:40:27  XO  67 John Zvonar, Helen McAuley  AVCG AVCH
 13  440   12.3  7:26:33  MO  70 Michael Hutchinson, David  Hutchinson, Henry Hutchinson  AWCH AWCJ
 14  420   11.3  7:41:25  WO  29 Cheryl Woods, Pip Wilson  AKCD AKCE
 15  400   13.9  7:36:38  MO  73 Peter Marshall, Chris Hollingdrake  AXCH AXCJ
 18  370   13.0 24:27:06  XO  37 Philip Keaton, Debbie Saunders  ANCE ANCF
 16  370   10.9  7:07:50  MV  58 Stewart Murray, Rob Wignell  ATCD ATCE
 17  370   17.0  8:06:11  WO  59 Sara Hely, Laura Garvican  ATCF ATCG
 20  340   13.0  1:59:34  MO  81 Ben Boddington, Brett Boddington  AVAN AWAF
 19  340   10.8  7:04:15  XO  23 Michael Hatherly, Carolyn Judd, Nicole Longmore, Cris Gabriel  AFCD AFCE AFCF AFCG
 21  340   13.6  7:47:57  XV  51 John Kelly, Jacqui Rossier, Roger Edwards, Barry Keeley, Kristine Kelvin  AQCJ ARCB ARCC ARCD ARCE
 22  320   13.0  7:41:10  XO  45 Tanya Ewing, Tim Raupach  APCE APCF
 29  310   13.5  8:12:00  MO  30 Bruce Luckham, Steve Hanley, Craig Honeybrook  AKCF AKCG AKCH
 23  280   16.3  8:28:29  WO  28 Larissa Arney, Leanne King, Vickie Saye  AGCJ AKCB AKCC
 24  230    7.2  7:37:08  XO  77 Nick Simpson, Steve Halpin, Mary Ann Kulh  AYCD AYCE AYCF
 25  220   11.0  7:42:07  WO  56 Anna Hyland, Tara Booth, Rebecca McLaren  ASCG ASCH ASCJ
 26  150    8.4  7:30:23  WO  25 Sharon Bulkeley, Melissa Brown, Niccy Aitken  AGCB AGCC AGCD
 28    0   16.7  8:48:32  XO  61 Katie Feeney, Jamison Sharpley  AUCB AUCC
 27    0   16.7  8:48:36  XO  27 Alex Head, Ann-marie Mulligan  AGCG AGCH

Good fun


ACT 8/24 hour rogaine championships, 26th May 2007


Philip Whitten, posted on 31st May 2007


�Bold� was our first impression of the Wadbillibadjagaine Rogaine � after arriving at the Hash House at 11 pm on Friday night. Perched on a high exposed saddle, a perfect site for perfect weather. The view over farmland by moonlight was as promising as the weather.


�Bold� was our second impression of the Rogaine, after getting our maps and realising that course took in a section West of Tuross Gorge � there was no question - we had to visit control 102.


Our chosen route appeared simple enough, head South, then East taking in most of the checkpoints between 103 and 102. After this we planned to head North and use the checkpoints on the ridgeline running West from 50 to find 100.


After finalising our flight plan and handing it in we polished off some sandwiches and went to relieve ourselves on the edge of the clearing. Peering into the forest all I could see was banksia and hakia. In one swift moment our route was changed to include all of the checkpoints in the farm country.


The start of the Rogaine went well, with really enjoyable countryside on the first 10 checkpoints. We had a giggle near checkpoint 45 as there were so many minor ridges and gullies not defined on the map, but present in reality. Somewhere around checkpoint 40 my mate Warwick was feeling sick enough that he started to pop some pills. We overshot 61, but realised quickly enough. The views from 102 were better than we had anticipated. On the climb out of 102 we met a team of three that were rocketing along, the first people we had scene for about 4 hours. Between 70 and 62 we stopped to put on some more clothes, and find our torches. Warwick was now not a happy Rogainer. We stopped for about 20 minutes downstream from 62, we had run low on water and found a small soak to fill up from. We struggled a bit with 67, we should have been a bit more conservative in our approach, we also got stuck in the only bit of really thick scrub that we found on the course. Then, three checkpoints later we stuffed up bigtime on 64 � our lazy nightime navigation was not going well. We recovered our position near the river and went back and found 64. On our way to 79 we decided to abandon ship and return to the Hash House as Warwick was ill, and had not eaten for more than 5 hours. We met Belinda and Alexa near 49, and were surprised to see Belinda hobbling along with a sore knee. We picked up some points on the way to the Hash House, with 75 being rather tricky. It took us three different approaches to find it, and realised that again we had not been sufficiently conservative in the dark.


We got back to the Hash House, and enjoyed the social atmosphere.


Got up late the next morning, had some surprisingly tasty wheat bix for breakfast. Went to pack up tent ready to drive home when Warwick decided that we should go for a Sunday walk. We went North and picked up a couple of great checkpoints. We were totally shocked at the end to hear the scores. There must be some fantastic stories out there� I would love to hear them some time.


Thanks to the course setters for taking time to set a refreshingly bold course. The navigation and the variety of vegetation were tricky at times.


Phil Whitten


Bold and Bushy!


ACT 8/24 hour rogaine championships, 26th May 2007


Belinda Bright, posted on 2nd Jun 2007


I think Phil's last sentence was supposed to say a 'Bold and Bushy' course!


Immediately after seeing the map Alexa and I decided that 102 was an absolute must to get to in daylight. We'd headed down that exact same ridge some 10 or more years previously - only that time we kept going all the way to the Tuross and then along the Tuross for a couple of days - what foolish things you do when you're young!


It was at checkpont 79 that we realised we were actually going to have to pull out our compasses and take a bit more care with navigation (oh how we'd been spoilt by the Turon countryside). I think it was that point too that we also realised some imagination was going to be required to fill in some additional features on the map to match the landscape. The next couple of hours were fun, 103 was a great little outcrop, 89 enjoyable and 78 easy - once we'd worked out the trick of sticking to the edge of the white sections on the map. 38 started to get steep and we had a giggle when we caught ourselves before heading off the map. 61 was a nice little watercourse and the circuit around 82, 48 and 102 was just sensational for views and exposure. What were we thinking when we went down that ridge all those years ago??? Alexa reminded me it was something along the lines of - "we're not going to get back up this so we've got no choice but down now"


Night time arrived after 102 and brought some new challenges - scrub couldn't be easily avoided and lazy navigation was quickly punished..... 67 eluded us - though the scrub around it certainly didn't!


By this time my knee was strongly complaining (a brief section on the road only confirming my knee's thoughts that rough country, fallen timber and rock scrambling were aggravating things).


So - we retired and enjoyed hearing the feedback around the fire - and a long sleep (what a pleasant change - I'd forgotten what that was like on a 24 hour rogaine).


Thank you to the organisers, setters, vetters, admin and hash house teams for a challenging event in a tough yet rewarding part of the bush....