We hope everyone who got out onto the virtualgaine course had a good time. The weather was a bit of a mixed bag but the last weekend finally provided some respite to allow a final flurry of competitors to get out. Many thanks to Jon Glanville for setting the course and Carol Harding for vetting.

Congratations to our overall winner Christopher Bradley after numerous attempts seesawing on the podium with Tim Cochrane. Kelvin Peh rounded out the top three. Christopher cleared the course running 41.5 km in 3:30 hrs - an impressive run.

The results are on the event page. The winners here are only those who formally entered through the website - there were others who walked or ran around the course who are not featured in the results. The course will remain open to anyone who wants to do it, but you will need to print your own map from the web page.

The Go West Virtualgaine is a 4 hour rogaine that you and your team-mates can complete any time between Saturday 28 May to the end of Monday 13 June. It starts at Duffy oval in Western Creek and takes in the suburbs and hills of the region. If you wish to be part of the results, enter your team for free on the event page. You can enter or do the event multiple times with different teams and solo entries are also allowed. A big thank you to Jon Glanville who set the event and made the map and to Carol Harding for vetting. See the event page for more details on how to take part, and where to get your maps and course notes.

Registration is open for the 2022 Navigation Workshop. Learn from experienced coaches, make new friends, build your skills. Places are limited to 40 people to ensure small group sizes. Sessions run across the weekend of 25-26 June with a mix of practical and theory sessions, finishing up with a 3 hour rogaine on Sunday afternoon to put everything into practice.

Past participants have given overwhelming positive reviews and have come away with the confidence to take their rogaining to a new level.

The ACT Champs 24 hour and 8 hour events were held on 23-24 April in the high country of Kosciuszko National Park. A fine weekend but very cold overnight for competitors. Over 200 people enjoyed the wide open plains with subtle features but great visibility, and open snow-gum, sallee and mountain ash forests. All controls on the large course were visited meaning people experienced quite a bit of variety including three high country huts.

Results are posted on the event page.