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Orienteering for 50 years in 2024. 

Saltbush Orienteers is based in the city of  Whyalla which is located on the eastern side of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. The club was first established in 1974. Most of the maps we use are in the nearby Middleback Ranges within 30-60 minutes driving time from the city. New to orienteering:  Click here for more information about orienteering.. 

Go to Events & Location to see 2024 Programme as well as combined Saltbush & Lincoln Orienteers Programme.

Please visit the Saltbush Orienteers Facebook Page 

Become a Member - complete the attached membership form below and contact us.

Half Year Membership Form 2024 SB.pdf

The next orienteering event is on Sunday 16th March 2025 using the Whyalla Golf Course map.  It is expected that the start location will be east of the Golf Clubhouse but that will be confirmed nearer the event.

  • Start times - expected to be 5 pm and 6 pm but this is to be confirmed.
  • Remember to have comfortable walking shoes, hat and water.
  • Fees for non-member are: Individual $5 and Group $10 and hire of compass $1.
  • Coaching is available - ask at the orienteering van
  • Pre-start requirements for entrants - check the courses available (usually shown on a table or notice board), complete an entry form and give to the organiser in the van who will set a start time, pay any fees required, get your map and start your course.
  • Contact Alan on 0403 010 569 for more information.

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Start location for Whyalla Golf Course event

Results of EP Relays at Corunna Gap on 28 July 2024
EP Relays 2024 Corunna Gap point sheet Crpd

Corunna Gap 28 7 24 Recreation Crpd

 C team winners

2024 EP Relays, C team winners (SB) L-R President Greg Hancock,

Colin Corbett, Silvia Friedrich, John Paterson

Results of EP Relays at Stamford Beach on 13 August 2023

EP-Relays-Team-Results.pdf

 

AGM and Awards evening 20 October 2023

The committee for 2024 was elected unopposed with Greg Hancock continuing as President.  The awards presented on the night were to: Female Golden Flash - Jessica Muller (2nd place Ruth Hancock), Male Golden Flash - Jason Munday (2nd place Adrian Watson), Female Orienteer of the Year - Jessica Muller, Male Orienteer of the Year - John Paterson, Most Improved - Malcolm Huggett, Club Person - John Brockhurst.

 

 Saltbush Orienteers gain most points at EP Relays at Casuarina Ridge and win the overall trophy

EPR 2022 B team James Laurie Adrian Watson Geoff Mills

Fastest A team - L-R James Laurie, Adrian Watson and Geoff Mills

EPR 2022 C team Bob Keil Andrew Hughes John Paterson

Fastest C team - L-R Bob Keil, Andrew Hughes and John Paterson

 

EPR 19 6 22 Greg Phil Austin Clem Tim Ashman winner A team LI

Saltbush President Greg Hancock congratulates fastest A team from Lincoln club, Phil Clem

Austin Clem and Tim Ashman

EPR 19 6 22 Initial competitors start

Initial mass start of Relay competitors, Casuarina Ridge 19-6-22

Casuarina Ridge 19 6 22 EP Relays Rec Course

John Hall Memorial Service Award made to Alan Holland

On the 5th December Saltbush Orienteer member Alan Holland was surprised to receive the John Hall Memorial Service Award which was conveyed firstly by Rob Tucker and then by John Lyon through a video link.  His service to the club from 1985 through his mapping of areas, producing new maps, updating and converting of older maps to colour, involvement in the administration of the club from 1986, and organisation and participation in events during this time was recognised by the club.  To quote Greg Hancock "He is and has been a very essential contributor to our club and relied upon by all course setters over many years....Alan has a great love for the sport and will continue to do whatever he can for our club in the future."

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 (L-R) Alan Holland being congratulated by Greg Hancock

 

Awards for the 2021 season

The AGM on 15th October 2021 was the occasion for the presentation of awards for the season.  Jason Munday received the Golden Flash - Male as the fastest orienteer.  Ray Friedrich was in second place for the Golden Flash - Male award. Adrian Watson and John Paterson were joint winners of the Orienteer of the Year - Male.  The Golden Flash - Female was Tonia Munday.  Second placed for the Golden Flash was Mel Bergmann.  The Orienteer of the Year - Female was Silvia Friedrich.  Second place for Female Orienteer of the Year was Beth Stevens.   The Most Improved Orienteer was Mal Huggett.  The Club Person was Alan Holland. 
The committee for 2022 was re-elected into mostly the same positions as 2021 with Greg Hancock as President. committee.

Greg Silvia OYA Female 2021

Greg Hancock and Silvia Friedrich - Orienteer of the Year - Female 2021

John co OYA 2021 Greg

John Paterson - joint winner with Adrian Watson (absent) of Orienteer of the Year - Male 2021

and Greg Hancock

Greg and Alan Club person 2021

Greg Hancock and Alan Holland - Club Person 2021

 

 Winners from the 2021 EP Championships

 2021 EPC A Watson G Hancock and Jason Munday

M65A and M75A winner Adrian Watson, Saltbush President Greg Hancock and course setter Jason Munday

2021 EPC Alek Sims Greg Hancock

M21AS winner Alek Sims and Saltbush President Greg Hancock

EP Relays at Coffin Bay

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Winners of the B teams and holding the Jade trophy are Saltbush Orienteers Alek Sims (holding trophy), John Brockhurst and Alan Holland at the EP Relays at Coffin Bay on 6 June 2021.  The EP Relays is an annual interclub competition between the Saltbush and Lincoln clubs.  Lincoln won the A and C classes and secured enough points to win the overall winner trophy.

 

 EP Relays 21 July 2019

   Salt Creek EP Relays Rec Results incl distances

 
2019 EP Relays A team winners J Munday A Watson D Bergmann Pres G Hancock cln crp rsz
Saltbush A team winners - (l-r) Jason Munday, Adrian Watson, Darren Bergmann and Saltbush
President Greg Hancock
 
 2019 EP Relays B team winners J Laurie G Hancock J Paterson cln rsz
 
 Saltbush B team winners (l-r) James Laurie, Greg Hancock and John Paterson
 

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