St. Louis Orienteering Results

After a blast of early-season snowfall swept through the area region early Saturday morning, our Thanksgiving O-meet was forced to take an unplanned pause. With the snowfall leading to Cuirve River State Park’s temporary closure, this meant a last-minute rescheduling or the meet was required. Thanks to all the flexibility of our participants and volunteers,…

Thanks to Jeff and Carrie Sona for putting on a great event at Cliff Cave. And a shout out to Brian Rodenbeck for helping with everything from setup to control pickup. It was a pretty simple event, two hours to find as many of the CP’s as you could. Sounds easy. But the numerous depressions,…

After showers and thunderstorms the day before, we awoke to bright blue skies and cool temperatures. Arriving at the park, we were concerned about the “hunt in progress” signs, but orienteering participants are an intrepid lot, and everyone went out anyway! (the hunt didn’t start until the next day). It was so much fun to…

It was a warm and wonderful evening of orienteering in Kirkwood Park. Our hard working volunteers welcomed a mix of returning regulars plus many new bright-eyed faces to the sport of orienteering. We had a tremendous turnout of over 160 participants this year, almost doubling our normal volume. Thank you to all who joined us…

Preliminary Results: Thanks to all of you, 80 racers over 38 teams who toed the line at the inaugural CC4 Adventure Race. On behalf of SLOC and the race directing team that put this event on, we are very grateful for your participation. Prelim results are posted. If you see any discrepancies, please report them…

Livelox: https://www.livelox.com/Events/Show/164603/Marquette-HS-2025

It was one of the most humid evenings of the summer, but that didn’t stop the 20 intrepid participants from roaming around the pond and lake covered landscape of August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area. A big thank you to first time meet director Jessica Heupel! She had the idea of putting on an event…

Thanks to all who came out and braved the heat, and the jungle gym, for what turned out to be a good evening in the park. Also….. sorry for pushing the bounds of the clue/circle on #4. I am not sorry for making you all climb the jungle gym though. See the results below: Livelox…

The tornado of May 2025 passed through the western and northern portions of Forest Park, toppling or damaging nearly a thousand trees. Meet Director Bryan Niehaus designed an orienteering event that respectfully recognized this tragedy by using only the rootstocks of fallen trees for the check points. Course options were a shorter point-to-point course with…

Thanks to all those who came out for a beautiful evening of Orienteering. The Sprint courses were designed side by side with emphasis on the correct control cluster. After misplaced checkpoint 1’s, the course presented itself with some wide open orienteering with limited route choices. Livelox: https://www.livelox.com/Events/Show/159862/Queeny-Sprint-2025