Alastair George finished 3rd in a hot field in M20E to get a place on the Junior World Champs team. After 4 days of competition, Ali was less than 3 minutes down on class favourite Aston Key.

Other Big Feet who snatched a place on the podium and received one of the troublesome towels were:

Lucy Mackie added to her silverware collection at the weekend despite being unable to compete as she recovers from pre-season surgery. Orienteering Australia named Lucy as the athlete of the year following her silver-medal winning performance at the Junior World MTBO champs in 2017.

Yay for Lucy, who has been having some surgery to repair damage done to her shoulder through too many podium hugs, such as this disturbing incident at the end of the World MTBO champs:

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Thanks for coming out on a classic December day, especially Mark who came and helped me get set up, Graeme who ran the start all day and all the Big Foot guys who gathered the gear up at the end.

Congratulations to Aidan and Lisa, Aidan grabbing his first win and Lisa her second. Plenty of past champs in what was a hot field.

Dave Lotty clocked up his hundredth event for the year - great work Dave, 5 to go.

Results: Combined and by leg | Eventor | Attackpoint Splits | Routegadget leg 1 | Routegadget leg 2 | Ranking Points

Thanks to everyone who came along to our event today, we hope you had fun and enjoyed Amanda's debut at planning.

See you all on Christmas Eve for Big Foot Sprints.

Combined class SSS results and results for the mini course

SSS Results by class (Eventor)