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UK Urban League

How to get your race into the league.

Races 2012

Best 6 out of 14 races to score. Scoring system.

1 EUOC Edin-burgh 21-Jan last uploaded 13 Aug 2012
2 ESOC St Andrews 04-Mar last uploaded 09 Mar 2012
3 HOC Great Malvern 10-Mar last uploaded 11 Mar 2012
4 LOC Kendal 07-May last uploaded 11 May 2012
5 SAX Canter-bury 24-Jun last uploaded 05 Nov 2012
6 NOC Nott-ingham 08-Jul last uploaded 09 Jul 2012
7 GO Guild-ford 25-Aug last uploaded 01 Sep 2012
8 TVOC Didcot 27-Aug last uploaded 29 Aug 2012
9 LOG Lincoln 02-Sep last uploaded 05 Sep 2012
10 BL Carlisle 29-Sep last uploaded 02 Oct 2012
11 FVO Dun-blane 20-Oct last uploaded 22 Oct 2012
12 AIRE Yeadon 28-Oct last uploaded 31 Oct 2012
13 HOC Castle Vale 10-Nov last uploaded 12 Nov 2012
14 SHUOC Shef-field 24-Nov last uploaded 29 Nov 2012

Results by Category in 2012

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Results for other Urban Leagues

British TrailO League

East Anglia Urban League

East Midlands Urban League

North-West Urban League

Scottish Orienteering Urban League

Southern England GPS Orienteering League

Southern England Orienteering Urban League

West Midlands Urban League

Yorkshire Urban League

Getting your race into the league

First, make sure that you are using the standard age categories and have read the instructions about uploading results.

For the UK Urban League, , selects the races, usually in October, with help from the secretaries of the regional leagues. We are looking for something that makes your event attractive so that it stands out from the crowd. For example, is it a new area? Does it offer access to areas that are normally closed to the public? Can it be combined with some nearby forest or urban orienteering on an adjacent day? Do you have a magnificent assembly, maybe with showers and changing? Does it have great public transport links? Is yours the only event in a wide swathe of the country? Does it coincide with a local carnival or with a major sporting event coming to town? Is there a special deal on accommodation? The more attractive features that are offered, the more chance that it will be included in the League. Make sure we know about them.

As long as it can legitimately be regarded as urban, and can produce results in the specified categories, the precise format of the event doesn't matter. On behalf of the competitors, we want the event to be as good as possible. It's up to you to decide what works best at your venue; we won't compromise that from afar by imposing constraints on course length, category combinations, numbers of races, etc. If you think that a double sprint is best, do it!

For standard urban events using the seven-course structure given in Appendix B of the January 2023 British Orienteering Rules, competitors have come to expect winning times for Men Open of 40-45 minutes, and similar or slightly less for the other categories. For UK Urban League events, meeting or managing expectations is particularly important, because some competitors will travel long distances.

A list of candidate races will be extracted at the start of October from the British Orienteering fixture list, by applying the filters 'urban' or 'sprint'. So when your fixture secretary registers the event with British Orienteering, ensure that it's flagged appropriately. This means setting the 'urban' (or 'sprint') flag, not just putting 'Urban' into the title; if the flag isn't set, the event will never make the list of candidates because the title just won't be read.

The usual allocation is two races per association, so you need to make the case that your race is one of the best two in your region.

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