u.arizona.edu or
phone 520-628-8985 and announce 1) your name, 2) your course, and 3) what days
you'll be participating. Everyone else will be copying their control
locations on the clock.
Preregister by Oct. 11 to receive a premarked map.
The Tucson Orienteering Club cordially invites you to attend the 2000 Arizona State Championships and Pacific Region Ranking Event. White, yellow, orange, green, and red courses will be offered.
Schedule for both days:
8:30 AM beginner's clinic 9:00 AM courses open 11:00 AM last start 1:00 PM courses close 1:00 PM control retrieval beginsOn Saturday there will be a remote start/finish area requiring a 20-minute walk.
On Sunday, course leaders will begin a chase start at 9.00 am. The last chase start will be at 9.30 am; thereafter people will be started at 2-minute intervals in order of their finish on Saturday. Times will be computed by simply adding the two days together. If people show up for Sunday only, they can start between 9.30 am and 11 am. Awards ceremony will be as shortly after noon as possible.
While the vegetation is not as hostile as our 1996 A-meet site, you may want to bring clothing sturdier than O suits. Daytime highs will probably be in the 80s, nighttime lows in the 50s with little chance of rain. Sunblock available at the start.
Preregistration by Oct. 11 is required to receive a premarked map.
However, all it takes to preregister is to e-mail
pegdavisu.arizona.edu or
phone 520-628-8985 and announce 1) your name, 2) your course, and 3) what days
you'll be participating. Everyone else will be copying their control
locations on the clock.
There are the usual hotels next to the Tucson airport, or you can find lodging in Sonoita, the picturesque little town about 10 miles south of the meet site.
Onsite camping (no facilities, bring your own water) will be available free Friday and Saturday night.