Greenbelt

Course results can be seen below. Splits are available on Attackpoint or Winsplits.
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Happy New Year! We would like to thank everyone who came out for the first QOC Orienteering event of 2022. Who would have thought we would have such great weather on January 2nd? The rain stopped earlier in the morning and while it remained overcast, the temperatures hovered in the upper 50s. e even had a report that it was warm enough for the ticks to be active!
Thanks to Peggy Dickison who spent time over the holidays to create the eight classic courses for everyone to enjoy, and to Ted Good who updated the map over the past year.
As always, special thanks to Amy Louden and Valerie Meyer who printed and bagged all the maps, set up and ran the E-punch equipment, and baked the minty cookies for us to enjoy.
We would also like to thank our volunteers who donated their time on Sunday. Justin Rager helped set up in the morning and manned registration throughout the day when other arrangements fell through. Control pickup was handled by John Cumings, Glen Pastel, David Levine, Addie Nolan, Tim Wells, Ted Good, and Tom Nolan. As well as David Abram and the scouts of troop 0257 working on their Orienteering merit badges. They had a long day running their courses and then helping with cleanup and control pickup.
This was our first time as event directors and we would especially like to thank Craig Shelden, and Jody and Cecilia Landers for their advice and guidance that helped make this event run so smoothly (notwithstanding water main break that closed the closest restrooms). Additional thanks to Greg Lennon for his website and registration duties, Mike Newman who arranged the permit, and everyone else on the management team who helps make these events happen for all of us to enjoy.
David and Reiko Rager
Event Directors