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Latest HH Newsletter
The April newsletter is now available here…
2020 CompassSport Cup
Hampstead Heath 15th March – Race report by Ian Jones: An intrepid band of Happy Herts club members braved public transport and/or Parking in the borough of Camden to compete for their club on Hampstead Heath. Read more…
All UK Orienteering is suspended
All orienteering in the UK has been put on hold. Here is the latest update from the British Orienteering Federation. Read more…
HH Juniors win through to YBT Final – Again!
The Regional round for this year’s Yvette Baker Trophy was held on 8th March at Rowney Warren and organised by WAOC. Once again the Juniors of HH triumphed over the other four Trophy Contenders, WAOC, NOR, TVOC and OD. Read more…
Youth League Results – Mardley
The final round of the Youth League at Mardley Heath was won by St Alban’s High School. They have won both the overall the Youth League Trophy and the Maureen Webster Memorial Trophy- Read more…
Burnham – Results
Final results, Interland scores, and RouteGadget is now posted. Click here to view. Organiser comments and string course results also available.
Introduction to Orienteering
Are you new to Orienteering? Have you thought about giving Orienteering a try? We are repeating our successful ‘Introduction to Orienteering’ session on 25th April 2020 at Highfield Park Visitors Centre, St Albans. Read more..
Youth League Results – Sherrardspark Wood
The penultimate round of the Youth League was at Sherrardspark Wood on the 1st February. St Albans High School won the event and have an unassailable lead in the competition. Read more…
HH win SE League event
HH won the December South East League event at Epping East, moving us up to 3rd in division 1. Janet Rosen and Helen Errington finished first and second overall. See SEL3 results. The next SE League event is at Cobham, near Gravesend on Sunday 19th January.
One Glorious Winter’s Morning
A glorious winter morning with a generous number of HH members combined to provide yet another club training morning. The venue was Ashridge, looking very well with the early morning sun coming through- Read more…
