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New England Orienteering Club, Inc.
All Scouts are invited to a weekend of Orienteering. It will be a weekend of outdoor adventure as Webelos, Boy Scouts, Venture Scouts, and Girl Scouts learn and practice map and compass skills as well as work on orienteering related badge requirements. When: Saturday, October 30, 2010 and Sunday, October 31, 2010. Where: Nobscot Scout Reservation, Sudbury, Mass. Saturday's program will be skill development, training, and practice. An expert N.E.O.C. orienteer will be available to work with you and your troop to help your scouts learn skills and pass badge requirements. Scouts (and adults) will be able to learn orienteering skills such that they will be able to participate in Sunday's competition regardless of prior experience. Ample orienteering courses will be available for scouts to practice their orienteering skills. For first time orienteers, an experienced guide from the New England Orienteering Club will be assigned to work with you and your group and help Scouts learn skills and pass requirements. Sunday's program will be the annual New England Scout Orienteering Championship competition. Scouts (as well as adults) will compete for trophies with other scouts of same gender and same rank or age level. First, second, and third place trophies will be awarded for the best in each class. Also, ribbons for best overall troop performance. REGISTRATION INFORMATION: All scout groups must pre register and pre pay. PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE: October 10, 2010 or 400 Scouts, whichever comes first. This event usually fills to capacity before the deadline. Early registration encouraged. Registrations received after the event is filled will be returned. Return pre-registration form and payment to: Pete Lane, 29 Ahern Road, Marlboro, MA 01752. We need the time to print maps and assemble a packet of materials in advance. COSTS: $8.00 per person (Scouts and adults) for one day, or $15.00 per person (Scouts and adults) for both days. Only adults who want a map and patch on Saturday, or who are competing in the Leader Class on Sunday, need register and pay. PATCHES: Free custom designed event patches will be given to the first 400 registered and paid. REFUNDS: Because the courses are preprinted on your maps, we cannot give refunds after the registration deadline. WE GO RAIN OR SHINE. Maps are in plastic bags. Scouts should dress for the weather. Waiver of Liability: Make copies of the attached as needed for your group. Each participant must have a signed Waiver of Liability. Bring with you to the meet and hand in at check in. In addition, each Scout troop (except Knox Trail Council troops) should secure their own customary Boy Scout Tour Permit or Girl Scout Troop Activity Application. CAMPING: Contact Knox Trails Boy Scout Council directly at (508) 872-6551. To avoid problems, do this after you have received your orienteering confirmation letter. Also cabins available on a first come basis. CONCESSION: Drinks (hot and cold), hot dogs and snacks (candy, etc.) will be available both days. PARKING: Off street parking is limited. Car-pooling is encouraged. HELP OUT: It takes many hands to do a quality event. Adults are always needed to help with the start and finish areas. And there are other times and places where both youth and adult help is appreciated. Leader Training: Prospect Hill, Waltham, Saturday, October 2, 2010 10:00 A.M. Learn about orienteering and how to teach orienteering skills to Scouts. Then try an orienteering course or two. Free and open to all Scout leaders willing to help guide their group at the Nobscot Reservation Scout-O. Attendance not mandatory, but all leaders are invited and encouraged to attend. Training lasts about 3 hours, maybe longer if the weather is favorable. Directions to Prospect Hill: Directions: From I-95/Rt 128 exit 27A to Totten Pond Road in Waltham. Go east and take an immediate right onto Third Ave. Turn left at sign for Prospect Hill Executive Park. Start area is in parking lot at 200 Fifth Ave. Contacts: for questions and additional information: Registrar:
Pete Lane
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Webelos and Tenderfoot Boy Scouts |
White Course |
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Second and First Class Boy Scouts |
Yellow Course |
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Star and Life Boy Scouts and Venture |
Orange Course |
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Junior Girl Scouts |
White Course |
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Cadette Girl Scouts |
Yellow Course |
Senior Girl Scouts and Venture Girls |
Orange Course |
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Male leaders without orienteering experience & Female Leaders |
Yellow Course |
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Male leaders with orienteering experience |
Orange Course |
5. Scouts compete only once. Scouts should not do an additional course on Sunday.
6.
Note:
Orange course is designed for older scouts who have
orienteered previously. If scouts are new to
orienteering, then strongly suggest doing the Yellow
course as a non- competitor.
7. Sunday registration opens at 8:30. First teams start at 9:00.
8. Award ceremony will be as soon as results are tabulated, hopefully around 1:00 at Legion Hall.
Contacts: for questions and additional information:
Registrar Meet Director:
Pete Lane Paul Windt
(774) 249-9649 (978) 250-9525
Pete.Lane@comcast.net PWindt@comcast.net
Get the
Fall 2010 Scout O - Registration Form
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Get the
Spring
2010 Fall Scout O - Waiver of Liability Form
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Go to the New England Scout-O website: www.Scout-O.org
SCOUT-O in 2011 - Save the Dates!
Saturday, April
16, 2011: Spring Scout-O at
Hale Reservation, Westwood
October 29 & 30, 2011: Nobscot Fall Scout-O and
New England Scout Orienteering Championships
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