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Susquehanna Stumble (DVOA)

November 16
Sunday
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(not available for past events)

Hosted by DVOA this year at Rocky Ridge County Park in York County PA, the Susquehanna Stumble is a special orienteering event consisting of "windows" where the controls can be visited in any order. Event details will be on dvoa.org.

For those inclined to get a full weekend of orienteering, DVOA is hosting a one-day NRE (national ranking event) at the same location on Saturday, Nov. 15 (the day before the Stumble).

Course Notes

(see DVOA website for details)

Registration

Advance registration will be required. The date and time that registration will open will be posted here; usually, registration will open at 6pm on the Monday before the event.

Schedule
  • Sunday, November 16
    10:00 am - 1:00 pm
    tentative! see DVOA for details
Entry Fees

Individual Entries

Note: juniors = under 21

Club Member, adultClub Member, juniorNon-Member, adultNon-Member, junior
$10$5$20$5

Group Entries

Participants are welcome to orienteer together as a group (up to the maximum for that event; usually 4). Each member of a group is charged their individual rate as shown above, up to a group total of $30 (maximum), and each receives a map. A group receives one epunch. Individuals or groups desiring to compete on a second course after completing their first can do so for a reduced fee of $2/map subject to approval at the event by the Event Director.

Important Notes

  • If you wish to become a QOC member you should join online in advance via this webpage (which also explains the member benefits). Membership is completely optional.
  • Most of our events use an 'epunch' timing chip for electronic timing. Individuals or groups without their own epunch will be loaned one for that event. Loaned epunches that are lost incur a $40 replacement fee. Epunches (also known as SI-cards or finger sticks) can be purchased from online vendors as described here.
  • Former QOC members who have let their membership lapse pay non-member fees.
  • Compasses are available at no charge, but if lost incur a $15 replacement fee.
  • Please provide collateral (such as car keys) when borrowing a compass or epunch.
  • There is no planned, on-site beginner instruction, but beginners are encouraged to watch relevant videos such as this one created by QOC's instructional guru David Onkst

Course Notes

(see DVOA website for details)

Registration

Advance registration will be required. The date and time that registration will open will be posted here; usually, registration will open at 6pm on the Monday before the event.

Schedule

  • Sunday, November 16
    10:00 am - 1:00 pm
    tentative! see DVOA for details

Entry Fees

Individual Entries

Note: juniors = under 21

Club Member, adultClub Member, juniorNon-Member, adultNon-Member, junior
$10$5$20$5

Group Entries

Participants are welcome to orienteer together as a group (up to the maximum for that event; usually 4). Each member of a group is charged their individual rate as shown above, up to a group total of $30 (maximum), and each receives a map. A group receives one epunch. Individuals or groups desiring to compete on a second course after completing their first can do so for a reduced fee of $2/map subject to approval at the event by the Event Director.

Important Notes

  • If you wish to become a QOC member you should join online in advance via this webpage (which also explains the member benefits). Membership is completely optional.
  • Most of our events use an 'epunch' timing chip for electronic timing. Individuals or groups without their own epunch will be loaned one for that event. Loaned epunches that are lost incur a $40 replacement fee. Epunches (also known as SI-cards or finger sticks) can be purchased from online vendors as described here.
  • Former QOC members who have let their membership lapse pay non-member fees.
  • Compasses are available at no charge, but if lost incur a $15 replacement fee.
  • Please provide collateral (such as car keys) when borrowing a compass or epunch.
  • There is no planned, on-site beginner instruction, but beginners are encouraged to watch relevant videos such as this one created by QOC's instructional guru David Onkst