National Team
Each year the national team is selected to represent the United States at international orienteering events around the world. These athletes compete in numerous high-level international competitions including the World Cup, World Orienteering Championships and more. Athletes apply to be part of the national team on an annual basis. Applications are due at the end of December each year with the team being decided in January.
2022 US National Team Announcement
2022 National Team Applications – now closed
2022 Major International Competitions
- May 26-29, 2022
- World Cup Round 1
- Borås, Sweden
- World Cup Pre-Bulletin
- June 26-30, 2022
- World Orienteering Championships 2022
- Kolding, Fredericia and Vejle, Denmark
- 2022 US WOC Team:
- Women:
- Tori Borish
- Evalin Brautigam
- Alison Campbell
- Oriana Riley (alternate)
- Men:
- Joe Barrett
- Sergei Ryzhkov
- Ricardo Schaniel
- Eric Bone (alternate)
- Women:
- Read Official Announcement
- July 10-16, 2022
- Junior World Orienteering Championships 2022
- Aguiar da Beira, Portugal
- 2022 US JWOC Team:
- Women:
- Alexis Merka
- Anna Campbell
- Bridget Hall
- Kirsten Mayland
- Lily Addicott
- Zoe Sibthorp
- Annika Mihata (1st alternate)
- Oriana Riley (2nd alternate)
- Men:
- Benjamin Brady
- Holden Sopoti
- Keegan Harkavy
- Victor Frolenko
- Head Coach:
- Evalin Brautigam
- Women:
- Read Official Announcement
- July 7-17, 2022
- The World Games
- Birmingham, AL USA
- 2022 US World Games Team:
- Greg Ahlswede
- Joe Barrett
- Alison Campbell
- Ali Crocker
- AJ Riley – alternate
- Tori Borish – alternate
- Read Official Announcement
- August 3-7, 2022
- World Cup Round 2 & European Championships
- Rakvere, Estonia
- World Cup Pre-Bulletin
- August 16-21, 2022
- World University Orienteering Championships
- Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
- 2022 US WUOC Team:
- Keegan Harkavy
- Thomas Laraia
- AJ Riley
- Danny Riley
- Tyler Wilson
- Peter Zakrevski
- Edgardo Cruz (1st alternate)
- Diana Aleksieva
- Jessica Colleran
- Julia Doubson
- Bridget Hall
- Kirsten Mayland
- Oriana Riley
- Grace Zoppi (1st alternate)
- Read Official Announcement
- October 1-3, 2022
- World Cup Round 3 (final)
- Davos Klosters, Switzerland
- World Cup Pre-Bulletin
The 2022 US National Team
Home: Boulder, Colorado
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Club: RMOC
Home: Houlton, Wisconsin (temp. Edinburgh, Scotland)
Occupation: Student
Club: MNOC / Edinburgh Univ OC
Home: Helsinki, Finland
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Club: CSU, Helsingin Suunnistajat (Finland)
Home: Bethel, Connecticut (temp. Adelaide, South Australia)
Occupation: Coach
Club: WCOC / Southern Arrows
Home: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania / Glasgow, Scotland
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Club: DVOA, STAG (Scotland)
Home: Houlton, Wisconsin (temp: Munich, Germany)
Occupation: Student
Club: MNOC
Elite Squad — athletes who consistently produce top-level U.S. results in F21/M21.
Performance Squad — athletes who frequently produce strong U.S. results in F21/M21, at or near the level of the Elite Team.
Junior Squad — younger athletes who have demonstrated potential to reach Performance/Elite level with further training and experience.
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Additional Historical Info can be found in the OUSA Library under US Teams as well as History.