Can I borrow a Garingal map?

Can I borrow a map to run my own event or training ?

   Maps are an important resource to the club and represent a huge investment.  Therefore maps are not generally available to club members.   

   However,  if you have a need to access a map for your own special event, you may complete a request form to ask the committee to review your purpose. Typically it's easier to borrow older maps that have already had full cost recovery while new maps are not easily approved.  The review is conducted based on the Club's Map Lending Policy which is available to the committee and may change over time.  The policy discusses a number of topics  like the purpose of the loan, any financial gains, reciprocal arrangements etc.  Just fill in the form  ** here **  and all relevant information should be available to the committee.  

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Can I borrow a Garingal map?

Can I borrow a map to run my own event or training ?

   Maps are an important resource to the club and represent a huge investment.  Therefore maps are not generally available to club members.   

   However,  if you have a need to access a map for your own special event, you may complete a request form to ask the committee to review your purpose. Typically it's easier to borrow older maps that have already had full cost recovery while new maps are not easily approved.  The review is conducted based on the Club's Map Lending Policy which is available to the committee and may change over time.  The policy discusses a number of topics  like the purpose of the loan, any financial gains, reciprocal arrangements etc.  Just fill in the form  ** here **  and all relevant information should be available to the committee.  

Submit the completed form by email to our This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

GO AT WAGGA 2017

Wagga Wagga, June 2017 - 

Garingal took a team of 35 to the Australian 3-Days carnival in Wagga over the June long weekend and returned with eight badges.

The terrain was a mixture of intense granite and spur-gully eucalypt forest, making for testing navigation on all three days.

The weather and courses were wonderful and the three assembly arenas afforded scenic views of both the finish and the surrounding landscapes.

Day 1 Connorton - Middle distance

1^st: Mark Brindley M35AS, Neil Schafer M90A

2^nd: Clare Jessup W20A

3^rd: Tania Kennedy W50A, Ross Barr M70A, Christa Schafer W75A,

     Justine Brindley MWOpenEasy

Day 2 Burngoogee - Long

1^st: Mark Brindley M35AS, Clare Jessup W20A

2^nd: Tania Kennedy W50A, Ross Barr M70A

3^rd: Christa Schafer W75A, Justine Brindley MWOpenEasy

   Day 3 CSU - Sprint

  1^st: Peter Annetts M50A, Ross Barr M70A, Clare Jessup W20A

  2^nd: Mark Brindley M35AS, Ellen Currie W16A, Greg Dominish M45A,  Justine Brindley MWOpenEasy

  3^rd: Christa Schafer W75A

Great to see so many Garingal colours on the courses.

 Garingal NOL results were

Junior Men: Duncan Currie 8^th and Michael Clayden 13^th

Junior Women: Melissa Annetts 6^th

Senior Women: Lisa Grant 13^th

Overall Standings for the carnival

1^st: Clare Jessup W20A, Mark Brindley M35AS

2^nd: Ross Barr M70A, Justine Brindley MWOpenEasy

3^rd: Ian Jessup M45AS, Tania Kennedy W50A, Ron Junghans M70A, Christa Schafer W75A