Singapore held its second Orienteering League just this weekend from 14 to 16 June, attended by 40–50 orienteers. The three days include a night sprint in Tiong Bahru Park, a score-O in Kovan, and a final sprint in Woodlands. Singapore Orienteering Leagues normally last for three days over a weekend. Due to the lack of […]
It’s time for World Orienteering Day again! The week-long initiative by IOF will start tomorrow (15 May) and last until 21 May. WOD was originally intended for school orienteering, but has now become a convenient occasion for orienteers around the world to promote their sport. While Europe still has the majority of WOD events registered […]
Hong Kong is probably the earliest place in Asia to have orienteering as a sport. Being one of the last remaining British colonies in the 20th century, the British Armed Forces brought the sport from Europe to Hong Kong in the 1950s/1960s, then taught the police and the scouts how to play it, then taught […]