2010 Schedule

Calendar format: Table Calendar Events: Oregon/N Am/International Oregon/N Am Oregon (CROC and ORCA) ORCA Only

Date	Event and Location	Meet Type	Meet Director	Host
1/17	Teacup Lake Nordic Center Mt. Hood National Forest	Ski-O	Mike Poulsen	CROC
1/23	Urban Night-O Multnomah Village, OR Lucky Lab Brew Pub	C	Vanessa Blake	CROC
3/6	Cook Park Tigard, OR	C	Julie Pohl	CROC
3/13	Chip Ross Park Corvallis, Oregon Chip Ross Park	C	Jeff Watson	ORCA
3/14	Mt. Bachelor Ski-O Mt. Bachelor, OR	Ski-O	Scott Drumm	CROC
4/10	Scout-O at Cook Park Tigard, OR	C	Ellen Boomer	CROC
4/17	Willamette Park Corvallis, Oregon Willamette Park	C	Jeff Watson	ORCA
4/20	Science Night Corvallis, OR Franklin School	Special	Dave Derlacki	ORCA
4/24	Day and Night Orienteering at Champoeg State Park Champoeg, OR	C	Virginia Church	CROC
5/15	Avery Park Corvallis, Oregon Avery Park	C	Paula Whipple	ORCA
5/29	Big Muddy Rogaine 2010 Antelope, OR Big Muddy Ranch	Rogaine	Mal Harding	CROC
6/6	Duathlon Orienteering Camas, WA	C	Brian Hauck	CROC
7/17	Mt Tabor Park Portland, OR Mt. Tabor Park	C	Ellen Boomer	CROC
8/29	Score-O at LL Stub Stewart State Park Vernonia, OR LL Stub Stewart State Park	C	Glen Cafferty	CROC
9/12	Willamette Mission State Park Salem, OR	C	Paul Guthrie	CROC
9/25	Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon Oregon State University	C	Paula Whipple	ORCA
10/30	13th Annual Vampire-O Sherwood, OR Magness Tree Farm	C	John Bartholomew	CROC
11/7	Hamilton Island Park Columbia River Gorge	C	Rafael Gutierrez	CROC
11/21	Annual General Membership Meeting	Special	Pat Gottsacker	CROC

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C meets are regular club events. B meets provide the full seven courses (White, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Green, Red, Blue). C meets offer a subset of these courses or another flavor of orienteering, such as Score-O.

A-meets are regional or national events for competitive orienteers. They offer courses in all competitive classes and are counted in the national rankings. These meets also have courses for recreational orienteers.

All events (A, B, C) offer beginners clinics and courses unless otherwise noted.

Rogaines are long distance team events typically run on enhanced topographic maps. There is a planning session before the event starts where the teams plot out what they think is the winning route.

Goats are mass start events with the option to skip one or two controls. The course is laid out like a traditional orienteering course that is a little longer in length.