Awards

2011 Orienteering USA Competitive Award Winners announced



Orienteering USA would like to announce the winners of the Inaugural Orienteering USA Competitive Awards. These awards are meant to recognize and reward outstanding competitive accomplishments by U.S. orienteers during 2011.

2011 Certificates of Recognition

The following Orienteering USA members received Certificates of Recognition, presented at the 2011 Annual General Meeting held near Rochester, New York:

2010 Team of the Year – Team USA Kjellstrom Cup Winners
Junior of the Year – Hannah Burgess
Comet of the Year – Ali Crocker
Orienteer of the Year – Samantha Saeger

Outgoing Board Members – Phil Martineau, Joanne Sankus, David Irving
Web Committee Members – Lisa Carr, Dan Felitsky, Mike Schuh, Greg Lennon, Janet Tryson, Pat Dunlavey
Outgoing Junior Team Coach – Jeff Saeger

 

2011 Golden Troll Award recipients

Ruth Bromer (BOK)

Ruth has been the hard-working and accommodating registrar and treasurer for all of BOK's “A” meet, including five championships of various types, a WRE, and four additional “A” meets. She is currently working with CSU as a co-event consultant for the 2011 Individual Championships. She has worked to bring orienteering programs into local schools and trained Interscholastic teams. Ruth also works hard within her local club on youth programs like String O and making sure all courses are set at an appropriate level.

2011 President's Awards

The following Orienteering USA members were recognized by President Clare Durand at the 2011 Annual General Meeting, August 4, 2011 —

Dan Felitsky (QOC) put in countless hours of programming support and work as a member of the Orienteering USA website committee. His technical expertise was a huge asset to the project. Dan’s contributions were integral to the development of the site and the successful launch of the final product.

2011 Silva Award Winner Eric Weyman

ERIC WEYMAN

Eric Weyman, DVOA, winner of 2011 Silva AwardEric has been orienteering for over 30 years and is perhaps the most respected mapping and course consulting volunteer in the country. While his contributions are well known in certain circles, his understated approach makes him less visible than many on the national stage.

2011 Awards Presented at AGM - in brief

Orienteering USA executive director Glen Schorr announced the following awards presented at the 2011 Annual General Meeting in the Rochester area, New York. More details will be posted about the individual awards.