About 70 people braved the damp conditions at the Griffith Park Navigation Challenge. The weather was nicely cool and suitable for orienteering, with a few sprinkles, but no heavy rain. The true challenge was the muddy, slippery trails.

Rich Hoesly's course included 41 controls with a total of 2,650 points available over a four hour time limit. Anton Zhiganov had the top score, amassing 2,550 points with 20 minutes to spare. He took a clockwise route, leaving out only controls 64 and 44. Only fifty points behind was returning team SaltStick and in third place and first coed team was Grind and Bear It. Vendula Mrozkova was the top individual female on the course coming in seventh overall with a score of 1,800. Yummy Cadbury candy bars were awarded to the top scorers in each division. Full results can be downloaded below.

The Maprun results include tracks using Routegadget. We also encourage competitors to download their track from the MapRun app and load it into Livelox for head-to-head analysis.

Thanks to all who helped make this event happen, especially:

• Course Setter - Rich Hoesly

• Preregistration - Allan Pincus

• Start - Darren Robinson and Jessica Chiu

• Finish/Results - Rich Hoesly

• Signage - Michelle Jennings

• Meet Director - Clare Durand

Results are attached - downloading the txt will actually open an Excel spreadsheet.

Maprun Results

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