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The UK Cup events are Britain's premier orienteering competitions and are chosen to challenge a competitor's orienteering skills and fitness. The series is held during the spring season with races spread over the whole of the UK. These events are a great chance for you to test yourself against the very best.

Congratulations to Ed Nash and Helen Winskill, winners of the UK Cup 2004! Winskill won the league with an impressive and unbeatable 6 wins giving her a 300 point total. Nash wasn't far behind with a total of 290 points.

Fantasy UK Cup for 2005! Support the British Squad by taking part in the Fantasy UK Cup fundraiser, organised by Graham Gristwood. The British Orienteering Squad support fund offers small grants to athletes with World Class potential who come up with their own plan for self-organised training camps.

To maintain the ability to help our athletes, the BOS support fund is running the Fantasy UK Cup 2005. Watch this space for more info.
UK Cup News
New website for British Sprint and Middle
The details for the British Sprint and Middle distance Championships has now gone online. The event will be held on Sandhurst on the 9-10 April. The website includes map samples and a special entry form. Further information about the qualification system for the sprint event will be posted there soon. click here to visit the site.
15 Feb 2005

New website for British Sprint and Middle, 15 Feb 2005
British Sprint & Middle Distance Events, 20 Jan 2005
Follow the UK Cup 2005 here, 09 Jan 2005
Rollins and Barrable come from behind, 05 May 2004
Hard won victories for Stevenson and Wootton in the JK, 13 Apr 2004
Visit Nopesport to discuss this season
Who will win the UK Cup 2005?
Who will win the Men's title in 2005?


Who will win the Women's title in 2005?

UK Cup 2005
The time has come to place your bets for the UK Cup 2005. Just who do you think will win? Who is going to hit good form this season?

You can vote for anyone who came in the top ten last year as well as a few extras who are hot tips for 2005. Some foreign based athletes, who are not planning to take part in the UK Cup, have been omitted from the list.

If you feel that someone is missing from the list vote for Someone Else and let us know who!

View the archived poll results here. Watch out for a new poll, coming soon!

Who will win the UK Cup 2004
Who will win the UK Cup 2003
Who will win the relay league 2003
The future of the British Championships
Andy Kitchin's bet
Electronic Punching
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