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Discussion: USA Competitive Award Winners for 2011

in: Orienteering; General

Dec 16, 2011 3:47 AM # 
PG:
From the latest OUSA e-newsletter --

Orienteering USA Competitive Award Winners for 2011 Announced

These awards are meant to recognize and reward outstanding competitive accomplishments by U.S. orienteers during 2011.

Orienteer of the Year is awarded to the best U.S. orienteer in 2011, based on results at national and international events.
--  Winner: Alison Crocker, Amherst, MA, Cambridge Sports Union. US Champion in Short, Middle, Long, Classic, Night, and Relay, plus superb results at both Ski-WOC and WOC.
--  Honorable mention: Sharon Crawford, Frisco, CO, Rocky Mountain Orienteering Club. Gold medal in the Long Distance and Silver medal in the sprint in F65 at the World Masters Champs.

Junior Orienteer of the Year is awarded to the best U.S. orienteer no older than 20 in 2011, based on results at national and international events.
--  Winner: Andrew Childs, Williston, VT, Green Mountain Orienteering Club. US Champion in M20 in Long Distance and Classic, top ranked in M20.
--  Honorable mention: Richard Y. Ebright, North Brunswick, NJ, Delaware Valley Orienteering Association. Silver medal in Open class at US Trail-O’ champs as a junior.

Comet of the Year is awarded to the most improved U.S. orienteer in 2011, based on results at national and international events.
--  Winner: Alexandra Jospe, Newton, MA, Cambridge Sports Union. Always excellent at Ski-O’, made significant improvement in foot-O’, qualified for WOC team, ranking improved 10 points.
    
Orienteering Team of the Year is awarded to the best USA national or club orienteering team in 2011, based on results at national and international events.
--  Winner: The USA Ski-Orienteering team to the 2011 Ski-Orienteering World Championships, Superb results at Ski-WOC in Sweden.

   Alison Crocker, Amherst, MA, CSU
   Alexandra Jospe, Newton, MA, CSU
   Cristina Luis, Oslo, Norway, TSN
   Nikolay Nachev, Redmond, WA, COC
   Adrian Owens, Craftsbury, VT, GMOC
   Scott Pleban, Colonial Beach, VA, QOC
   Greg Walker, Truckee, CA, CSU

--  Honorable mention: The United States Military Academy Orienteering Team. Won the Intercollegiate team champs, plus placed two members (Jordan Laughlin and Hannah Burgess) on the USA team to the 2011 World Orienteering Championships

More information about the winners will be posted shortly on the Orienteering USA web page.

Congratulations to our winners!
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Dec 19, 2011 5:42 PM # 
AZ:
Yes, congratulations. A very impressive compilation of accomplishments! Well done USA. It's especially exciting to see so many fresh faces in the winners.

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