Category: Results

April 18-19, 2026

Organizer: US Military Academy Orienteering Club (USMAOC)

Saturday venue: Camp Buckner / Round Pond

Sunday venue: Round Pond / Black Rock Forest

Each year the cadets from the USMA Orienteering Team host an NRE weekend, inviting civilians from all over to enjoy (or curse) the hilly, rocky, and navigationally challenging terrain in the Hudson Highlands. This year’s event didn’t disappoint, with beautiful weather on Saturday and cold, chilly rain on Sunday to provide an extra challenge.

Photos by Griffin DeFoor, Ann MacMullan, and Tori Campbell

Results and Maps

• Results for both days
• All splits
• Livelox for Day 1
• Livelox for Day 2

April 10-12, 2026

This year’s edition of the Flying Pig orienteering weekend was also host to Junior Nationals, where young orienteers competed in Interscholastic, Intercollegiate, and JROTC competitions.

• Host: Orienteering Cincinnati

• Venues: Hueston Woods State Park (OH) and Mounds State Recreation Area (IN)

• Event website

Team Champions

Teams of three to five athletes from each school earned points based on their results in Saturday and Sunday’s competition. This year there are several familiar names at the top of the lists, with the University of Montana taking back the IC Varsity trophy from USMAOC. The Interscholastic competition was once again dominated by the orienteers from Tahoma, in Washington state.

Congratulations to the champions from each school in the Interscholastic and Intercollegiate competitions!

• Intercollegiate Varsity: University of Montana
• Intercollegiate Junior Varsity: USMAOC
• School Varsity: Tahoma
• School Junior Varsity: Tahoma
• School Intermediate: Summit Trail
• Club Mixed: Evergreen Orienteers

For complete team results, including JROTC competitions, see here.

Results, Maps, and Photos

Team results for the Interscholastic and Intercollegiate competitions.

• Friday Middle at Hueston Woods
  • Livelox
  • Splits on Attackpoint
• Saturday Classic at Mounds State Recreation Area
  • Livelox
  • Splits on Attackpoint
• Sunday Classic at Mounds State Recreation Area
  • Livelox
  • Splits on Attackpoint

All photos in this post by Jeanette Dunlap. More photos by Jeanette.

Photos from Mike Minium

Photos from OCIN.

March 13-15, 2026

The Vancouver Sprint Camp is a fast and furious weekend of sprint racing and training, gathering many of North America’s best orienteers in one place. Many Americans, especially those on the West Coast, make the trip over the border to British Columbia to get a heavy dose head-to-head racing with their Canadian friends and rivals.

This year’s edition included a Sprint WRE and Knockout Sprint WRE, in addition to training sessions.

Organizers: Greater Vancouver Orienteering Club (GVOC)

Event Site

All photos in this post are by Robert Rodriguez.

Results, Maps, and Photos

• Individual Sprint WRE Results and WRE Points
• Knockout Sprint WRE Results and WRE Points
• Livelox
  • Friday Training
  • Individual Sprint
  • Knock Out Qualification
  • Saturday Training
  • Knock Out Quarter Final
  • Knock Out Semi Finals
  • Knock Out Finals
• All splits on Attackpoint

• Photo album by Robert Rodriguez
• Public Google Photos album

March 19-22, 2026

This year’s Sprint, Middle, and Long Championships took place in Maryland in a great variety of terrain that provided orienteers with different challenges each day!

• Host: Quantico Orienteering Club
• Venue:
  • University of Maryland (Sprint), College Park, MD (Sprint)
  • Bowie State University, Bowie, MD (Middle)
  • Bacon Ridge Natural Area, Crownsville, MD (Long)

• Personnel
  • Event Director: Don Fish
  • Registrar and timing: Valerie Meyer
  • Course Designers: Jon Torrance (Sprint), Mihai Sirbu (Middle), Ted Good (Long)

Event website

Results & Maps

• Sprint (Friday) at the University of Maryland (UMD):
  • Results by Class | Results by Course
  • Splits by Class | Splits by Course
  • Maps and Routes on Livelox
• Middle (Saturday) at Bowie State University
  • Results by Class | Results by Course
  • Splits by Class | Splits by Course
  • Livelox
• Long (Sunday) at
  • Results by Class | Results by Course
  • Splits by Class | Splits by Course
  • Livelox
• All splits on Attackpoint
• Results on uschamps.org

• Online course review video on YouTube

Closing Remarks

In a world where it seems like there are many outside pressures and significant disagreement about just about everything, I truly appreciated the positive, joyful vibe of our community coming together this weekend.

The weekend was full of wonderful moments:

• The smiles on people’s faces as they reconnected with friends from across the country and around the world.
• The opportunity to hang around together in the arena and enjoy each other’s company.
• The top-notch competition and event support.
• The participation of a robust and mutually-supportive group of JWOC- and WUOC-hopeful team trialers.
• The inspiration of so many sidebars with people taking steps to move our sport forward.

We come from many backgrounds, but our shared love of the sport makes orienteering events truly special. Thank you to QOC for hosting us and to the many volunteers that made this event possible. We appreciate you!

– OUSA President Tori Campbell

Media

• Photos by Jeanette Dunlap:
  • Sprint
  • Middle
  • Long
• Photos by Nadim Ahmed:
  • Sprint
  • Middle
  • Long
• Sprint photos by David Cynamon and his son

All photos in this post are by Jeanette Dunlap.