Cabin John Regional Park

Course results can be seen below.

Splits are available on Attackpoint or Winsplits.

To enter your routes and see how others went, head to RouteGadget.

Flickr photo album for this event is here.

Wonderful, warm, sunny fall weather greeted the 376 orienteers who came out to enjoy a perfect day in the woods for our Cabin John event. With 277 starts—including 75 ROTC cadets representing four schools—it was a busy and lively meet that showcased everything great about orienteering: beautiful terrain, good company, and superb organization. 
Course setter Tom Nolan designed and vetted challenging yet fair courses that took full advantage of Cabin John’s terrain. Tom made multiple trips to the park to adjust courses for vegetation changes, hung controls throughout the week, and spent all day at Control 121 during the event to ensure orienteers followed park rules and avoided crossing the railroad tracks. His work created an enjoyable experience for everyone. 
Behind the scenes, our tireless VPs Reiko and David Rager once again made it all possible. They oversee meet directors, provide park registration guidance, arrive early to set up, and stay late to help pack up—week after week, they ensure our events run like clockwork. 
E-punch Gurus Valerie Meyer and Amy Louden worked their usual magic keeping timing and results running smoothly, and our Website Coordinator and Registrar Greg Lennon ensured updates and results got posted quickly for everyone to enjoy. And as usual, thank you Amy for baking the delicious treats that all our orienteers get to enjoy. 
A big thanks also to Outreach Coordinator Sharmagh Yepremian for organizing the post-event social, and to Harry Jones and Dan Delgado who arrived early to help with registration setup and signage so everything was ready for the 9:45 a.m. start. We also appreciate Jane Leggett for placing event signage, and the four unnamed ROTC cadets who helped set up the park entry signs—thank you for your help! 
At registration, we were supported by Harry Jones, Gregory Palardy, Colby Pastel, and Don Fish (who also serves as our QOC President). Beginner instruction was expertly handled by Jason Hataye, Tig Pastel, Dan Lathrop, and John Cummings, helping newcomers feel confident navigating their first courses. 
When it came time for control pickup, thank you to Rob Field, Aaron Buxser, Ed Joseph, and day-of volunteers Kasia Wegrzyn, Howie Weinstein and Dale Morey, who stepped in when others were unable to make it. Thank you and best wishes to Bryan Hughes and Michael Dickey, who couldn’t attend due to illness but had been ready to help. 
- Florence Tan, Event Director