Finnish runner, living in Arizona

World Wide Måre Mårten Boström.

Swiss winner when Norwegian Kristiansand OK won the Swedish Tiomila

Daniel Hubmann - Home

Øystein Kvaal Østerbø

Lots of maps and detailed blog of one of the Norweigan stars
Øystein Kvaal Østerbø in orienteering

World Champion 14 times

The Swiss star Simone Niggli, now competing for Ulricehamn OK in Sweden, has her own web site.

The World Champion shares his secrets

A very generous, even if not so frequent, blog written by the French World Champion
Thierry Gueorgiou - Tero.fr

Scottish blog on orienteering

To follow orienteering in Scotland you can follow the blog written by
Martin Dean

Daily thoughts abour orienteering

An American trained in Sweden, now living in Kansas, keeps his interest in orienteering and is a good promoter of the sport: okansas.blogspot.com

Map of SM in Night Orienteering

Map of the Swedish Championship in Night Orienteering in Trosa 18 April 2008 is now available at RunOway

Tiomila relay orienteering this weekend

The annual Tiomila orienteering will take place 26-27 April 2008. Besides the Jukola relay competition the biggest orienteering relay in the world. This year there will be Web-TV for the different classes. The mens class will start 26 April 21:45 for a fee of SEK 40 (EUR 4). Winner in the mens class was Kristiansand OK from Norway with the Swiss Daniel Hubman winning the finish before the Swedish Emil Wingstedt, competing for the Norwegian Halden SK, and the Czech Michal Smola, competing for the Swedish Södertälje-Nykvarn Orienteering.

Norwegian championship in Night Orienteering 2008

Sweden and Norway were organizing their national championships in night orienteering the same evening Friday 18 April 2008. That prevented runners who are active in both countries to compete in both countries. The Norwegian champions are 2008: Anders Norberg and Anne Marie Hausken.

Swedish championship in Night Orienteering 2008

The first of the four disciplines in the Swedish orienteering championship, Night orienteering, took place in the small town Trosa Friday 18 April 2008. The organizers, Trosabygdens Orienteringsklubb och OK Klemmingen, had chosen to build on the well established concept created by the Trosa Stadslopp, which is held every summer with start and finish at the very small market place, just outside the "City Hall". Now the competition became a combination of a night sprint and traditional night orienteering, with two rounds passing the Market Place.
450 competitors were starting in 2 senior classes: Men 21- (H21) and ladies 21-(D21) and junior classes: Men 19-20(H20), Men 17-18(H18), Ladies 19-20(D20), Ladies 17-18(D18).
The winners were celebrated just before midnight. The magic night was caught by one of the members of the organizing clubs.