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ASOC Program– Your Guide to what is happening where and when!
State selectors have been busily selecting their respective ASOC teams ready for the 2024 Battle of the States.
The Kiwis have named their two teams ready for the Southern Cross Junior Challenge ( us against them)
South Australia are one step ahead of the mob with the mug shots of their dynamic team.
Orienteering New South Wales is delighted to welcome teams from across Australia and New Zealand to compete in the Australian Schools Championship over 3 days.
Australian Schools Orienteering Championships ( A potted history)
The event has existed in its present form since 1989, although it was not until 1994 that all seven teams were represented, with NSW competing for the first time and Tasmania returning after an absence. From 1981 to 1988 it was an open-entry event, including age classes for primary schools and, in some years, teachers and university students. The event did not receive any significant interstate participation until 1984, and 1986 was the first year in which it had a reasonably representative national field.
New Zealand teams currently compete in the Southern Cross Junior Challenge, which is held in conjunction with the Australian Schools Championships.
Over the course of 3 days of competition there are 3 trophies to be decided.
As well as team awards there are a number of individual awards:
State Team Members are eligible for:
For our NZ teams and Independent School competitors there are also awards to be presented.
NZ school teams (NZST) – school team members are eligible to compete against the AST for the South Cross Junior Challenge (SCJC) and receive:
Independent School Competitors are also eligible to compete against the AST for the South Cross Junior Challenge (SCJC) and receive:
ASOC 2024 bulletin 1 now available