April 18, 2018 by Will Enger
The time grows near for Cascade’s 2018 Wednesday Evening Series to begin! This year we have a record six (!) events on the schedule, all taking place in and around the Seattle area:
See the event calendar for more information.
April 3, 2018 by Kyle Haddad-Fonda
Check out the club’s April 2018 newsletter for news about an upcoming event at Wilburton Hill Park, information about trainings to get our juniors prepared for Junior Nationals, a route choice feature from the team trials for the Junior World Orienteering Championships, and the announcement that two COC athletes were selected to represent the U.S. in Hungary!
March 26, 2018 by Kyle Haddad-Fonda
At least three COC juniors will represent the United States this summer at the Junior World Orienteering Championships in Hungary. The selection races were held March 23–25 in conjunction with California Orienteering Week. Fully half of the six-person women’s team will be comprised of COC members: Tyra Christopherson, Siri Christopherson, and Caroline Sandbo. Both Siri and Caroline are high school students who competed in WIOL this year; Tyra is a WIOL alumna who is now in college. On the men’s side, COC member Kai Mihata was named the third alternate. Good luck to our juniors in Hungary this summer!
March 1, 2018 by Kyle Haddad-Fonda
Check out the club’s March 2018 newsletter for news about upcoming events at Hamlin Park and Point Defiance Park, results from the WIOL championship meet, information about upcoming junior trainings, a route choice feature from Green River College, and the debut of our monthly member profile series!
February 28, 2018 by Kyle Haddad-Fonda
We wrapped up the 2017–2018 WIOL season with a great championship meet at Fire Mountain Scout Reservation. As always, we crowned champions in many different age categories for both the overall season (best four out of seven results) and for the single-race championship event. Season standings are available here.
Congratulations to all the season winners: Cora Buchholz, Ermolay Beketov, Catherine Lirtsman, Connor Timney, Grace Zoppi, Minhyok Kim, Benjamin Brady, Siri Christopherson, and Scott Funston. Cora, Benjamin, and Siri earned the highest possible score of 400 points.
At the championships, the winners were Cora Buchholz, Ermolay Beketov, Zariah Zosel, Connor Timney, Heidi Blair, Joshua Colleran, Ellen Heinaro, and Scott Funston.
The season awards for the public Winter Series went to Will Enger and Nina Potrebich. Nina also captured the women’s title at the championships, but Eric Bone earned top honors in the men’s race.
February 1, 2018 by Patrick Nuss
Check out the club’s first newsletter issue of 2018 for news about upcoming WIOL events at Green River College and Fire Mountain Scout Reservation, the announcement of our WIOL bonus relay day at South Seattle College, information about how to improve your mapping skills, news about many of COC’s athletes being named to the U.S. Senior and Junior National Teams, and the debut of a route choice feature in the newsletter!
October 29, 2017 by Ing Uhlin
This is the PRELIMINARY schedule for Ultimate Orienteer 2018. (Click on the title and go to the post for a list that is easier to read.)
Please note that there may be changes in dates or locations.
2018 Ultimate Orienteer Series
October 16, 2017 by Bob Forgrave
One of our most popular, family-friendly events, this is making its first appearance at Robinswood Park in Bellevue, Saturday, October 28. For timing and other info, see the event page.
You have 24 checkpoints to find, at dusk and beyond. You have a map, a flashlight…and “vampires” in the park! An orienteering vampire is someone with an official red flashlight who can swap your progress card for that flashlight—and you become the vampire, looking for someone fast!
August 28, 2017 by Ing Uhlin
Join us on Saturday, September 30 at 1:15pm, at the Phinney Community Center, for our annual club meeting!
It’s time to review our past year, celebrate some successes, discuss what would make the next year a blast, and then organize to make it happen. As a Cascade Orienteering Club member, you get a say in what we’re going to do.
If you have not attended the annual meeting before, consider it the annual club celebration. As in other years, it’s a good time to connect with others over free food, learn what’s going on in the club, and find a meaningful part in it moving forward.
VOTING
All members will receive a survey from surveymonkey.com, to vote for COC Elected Representatives. The e-mail survey saves money on postcard mailing and allows us to splurge on pizza and salad for you instead!
PHINNEY COMMUNITY CENTER
Is located at 6532 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103 – Google Map
June 21, 2017 by Rebecca Jensen
While summer has just begun, we’re already thinking about the upcoming Winter season! The 2017-18 dates and locations have been set:
– November 4 @ Magnuson Park, Seattle
– November 18 @ North SeaTac Park, Seattle
– December 2 @ St. Edward State Park, Kenmore
– December 16 @ Bridle Trails State Park, Kirkland
– January 6 @ Putney Woods, Whidbey Island
– January 20 @ Lincoln Tree Farm, Spanaway
– February 3 @ Green River College, Auburn
– February 17 @ Fire Mountain, Mt. Vernon
– February 18, extra relay @ TBD