🧮 Who’s on top five weekends in?![]()
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🔗Check out the full leaderboards on Munro Leagues: munroleagues.com/leagues/UK%20Elite%20League%202022![]()
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British Nights ✅![]()
Sprint Scotland ✅![]()
British Champs ✅![]()
Northern Champs ✅![]()
JK Festival ✅![]()
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British Sprints and EOC Test Races remain.
Your JK Festival 2022 champions are…![]()
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Megan Carter-Davies and Alexander Chepelin 🙌![]()
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In the Women’s, Megan, Grace and Alice repeated their positions from yesterday whilst Alex couldn’t quite make it three wins in a row but held enough of a lead over today’s fastest Will Gardner to take the overall.
Two days down and the real test is approaching, the JK Long.![]()
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Alex Chepelin, Megan Carter-Davies, Pete Molloy and Amalie Ertmann were fastest on the mineworkings of Clydach yesterday.![]()
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Can they hold on to secure the win today?
The JK is finally here as the best orienteers in the country (and a few from abroad) head to South Wales.![]()
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Who are your picks for todays sprint?![]()
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Favourite: Chris Smithard / Alice Leake![]()
Decent Bet: Jonny Crickmore / Charlotte Ward (injured?)![]()
Long shot: Tam Wilson / Pippa Carcas![]()
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Live Results: sportident.co.uk/results/JK/2022/Day1![]()
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Facebook Live: TBC![]()
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Sorted startlists below![]()
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Old map attached
The JK Festival of Orienteering returns this Easter for the first time since 2019.![]()
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Friday’s sprint around Swansea University and Singleton Park has been planned by Ben Mitchell and Megan Carter-Davies and they will be sure to have planned courses that challenge both your speed and your technique.![]()
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We head out onto the moorland for Saturday’s middle distance and Sunday’s long. Clydach Terrace crams in a dense set of mineworkings covered in short grass. Your direction will need to be sharp to make sure you hit the right gap in the spoil heaps time after time.![]()
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After roll-out and success of GPS tracking at the British Championships we are pleased to be bringing it to the JK for the first time. 20 men and 20 women will be tracked at the Middle and Long. If those being tracked could finish top 20 in the middle and then race the next day it would be really appreciated - no-one wants to faff to swapping GPSs.![]()
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Pwll Du, previous host of the British Championships and JK Relays, is the venue for Sunday’s long distance. Bigger features, steeper hills and tougher running are in store on this mining area. It's looking warm (for Wales) so drink up.![]()
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Welsh Orienteering Association Swansea Bay Orienteering Club South Wales Orienteering Club British Orienteering