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2025 Club League

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Counting events are INVOC Level C and Level D events, Moravian Level C events, BASOC Level C events, Compass Sport Cup, JST (M/W14s- league only) and local SOL/Scottish Championship events (in INVOC, Moravian or BASOC areas):

Nairn East Beach (Feb 15th),  CompassSport Cup heat at Kinnoul Hill (Feb 23rd),  Dallaschyle (Middle Distance Champs) (Mar 22nd),  SOL 1 Culbin (Mar 23rd),  JST for juniors only (Jun),   INVOC Regional event (Jun 29th),  INVOC Local (Aug 31st),  CSC Final at Redcar (Sept 14th), INVOC Local event (Oct 11th),  INVOC Regional event (Nov 23rd), INVOC Local event (Dec 7th)

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Good luck everyone!

 

 

2024 Club League

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2024 North Urban League

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2023 Club League

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2022 Club League

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2021 Club League

Final league standings


2020 Urban Mini League

Long   Short  


2020 Club League

Senior Female    Senior Male   Junior Female    Junior Male


2019 Club League

Senior Female    Senior Male   Junior Female    Junior Male


2019 Urban Mini League

Long   Short   Long Age Classes   Short Age Classes


 2018 Urban Mini League Results

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 2018 Club League

The 2018 league has now finished and there was strong competition right up to the end. For the full results click the links below.

Senior Female    Senior Male   Junior Female    Junior Male


Final League Tables from Previous Years

2017    2016    2015    2014    2013    2012    2011    2010    2009    2008    2007    2006    2005    2004


Final League standings for 2017

Those of you who were there at the Littlemill event were presented with your trophies. Hopefully if you weren't able to be there your trophy has got to you by other means by now.

Click Here for a PDF of the tables  


The INVOC Club League

 The INVOC Club League is an annual competition for INVOC club members. Members score points for successful completion of their course at designated League events through the year, and are ranked on their performance. The League was started to encourage club members to come to more local colour coded events and to give more competitive orienteering for members who didn't travel further afield to larger events. The League is split into different divisions and small trophies are awarded to the first 3 in each.

For 2018 the League rules have changed (see below) with the intention of encouraging greater participation at events and also to make things fairer for everyone. As this is the first year with the new system it may not work perfectly at first so bear with us. The 4 leagues are:

Senior Male League - for M18+

Senior Female League - for W18+

Junior Male League - for M12, M14 and M16

Junior Female League - for W12, W14 and W16

From 2019 until 2022 M/W16s and M/W18s could choose whether to be in the junior or senior leagues. From 2023 they are included in the senior leagues only.

British Orienteering Rankings: Second year M/W16s and above who are British Orienteering members are also included in the BO Rankings - a sort of giant UK-wide league. You can get ranking points at most Level C and other bigger events. You can look at your position in the club, in your age class, or in Scotland - no prizes, but it can be fun and a challenge to try and climb the list. Your six best scores over a rolling year count. Have a look on the British Orienteering website rankings page.


 The Leagues Explained - information, rules etc.

Which events are included? INVOC Level C and Level D events, Moravian Level C events, BASOC Level C events, Compass Sport Cup and local SOL events (in INVOC, Moravian or BASOC areas). For all competitors the best 5 scores of the year count.

How does it work?

1. Every INVOC member will be allocated a standard course colour based on their age category following BOF guidelines as follows:

Age Class Colour   Age Class Colour
M10 Yellow   W10 Yellow
M12 Orange   W12 Orange
M14 Light Green   W14 Light Green
M16 Blue   W16 Short Blue
M18 Short Brown   W18 Blue
M20 Brown   W20 Short Brown
M21 Black   W21 Brown
M35 Brown   W35 Short Brown
M40 Brown   W40 Blue
M45 Short Brown   W45 Blue
M50 Short Brown   W50 Short Blue
M55 Blue   W55 Short Blue
M60 Blue   W60 Green
M65 Short Blue   W65 Green
M70 Short Blue   W70 Short Green
M75 Green   W75 Very Short Green
M80 Short Green   W80 Very Short Green

 2. If you run up or down from your designated colour then your score increases or decreases proportionally. If you run up a full colour (e.g. Green to Blue) then your score is increased by 20% and reduced by 20% if you run down a full colour. Running up or down within a colour (e.g. Short Blue to Blue) then it's a 10% multiplier. If you go up or down several colours then the multipliers add up (e.g. Yellow to Light Green means a 40% multiplier).

3. For each colour course in qualifying events the average of the first 3 finishers' times is calculated.

4. Finally you score is calculated using this formula:

Your score = (average of first 3 finishers)/your time) * 1000 * (colour multiplier from above table)

Example:

You are W40 so should run Blue but you run Brown (20% multiplier).

Average of first 3 on Brown = 4093 seconds

Your time = 4365 seconds

Your Score = 4093/4365 * 1000 * 1.2  = 1125

Event officials: If, at the end of the year, someone misses out on getting scores for the counting number of events for the year (e.g. has 3 scores when it is best 5 to count) due to planning, organising or controlling one of the League events they can claim points for that event. The points awarded would be the average of the person's other counting scores.

So what's the secret of winning? First of all, go to as many events as you can. You will see from the results that most years there are people who could have won their League if they had been to the full number of counting events, and people who go to more events can discard their lowest scores.