Wawel Cup 2017
20 June 2017
20 June 2017
We’ve got it! For some time now, the number of foreign countries on our sign-up list has stuck at number “19”. But now, after receiving registration from two competitors from Finland, the counter shows 20! At this point there will be 20 flags waving at Wawel Cup representing the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Brazil, Czech Republic, Finland, Spain, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Germany, Norway, New Caledonia, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Sweden, Ukraine, Hungary and Great Britain. We can’t wait to see you all!
We are currently working on bulletin 1 – we will post it on our website next week. In order to clarify all doubts, we are now sharing the post with schedule for particular starts (these are already published on our website for some time now).
Wednesday – 3 p.m.
Thursday – 10 a.m.
Friday – 10 a.m.
Saturday – 12 a.m.
Sunday – 10 a.m.
trainings – (Monday 12 a.m. – Sunday evening)
It’s time to present the hosts’ representative. Below the bio of one of the strongest shining stars in our Avenue of Stars!
class – W21
year of birth – 1972
country – Poland
club – WKS Wawel
Selected results:
1st place JWOC 1992 – middle
1st place JWOC 1992 – long
6th place WOC 2003 – long (the best result in history for any Polish representative)
3rd place Polish Championships 2015 – ultralong
1st place Wawel Cup 2016
class – M21
year of birth – 1995
country – Poland
club – UNTS Warszawa
Selected results:
2nd place EYOC 2013 – long
1st place Polish Championships 2016 – ultralong
1st place Wawel Cup 2016 – III stage
6th place Czech Championships 2017 – sprint
class – M21
year of birth – 1991
country – Poland
club – UKS Orientuś Łódź
Selected results:
1st place JWOC 2011 – relay
1st place Wawel Cup 2013
1st place Polish Championships 2013 – night
21st place WOC 2014 – sprint
2nd place Polish Championships 2016 – sprint
We would like to present the next, remarkable personage!
class – M65
year of birth – 1952
country – Poland
club – KU AZS WAT
Selected results:
9 times Wawel Cup winner
1st place Polish Championships 2017 – ultralong
1st place Polish Championships 2017 – sprint
class – M21
year of birth – 1996
country – Poland
club – UKS Orientuś Łódź
Selected results:
2nd place EYOC 2013 – sprint
1st place Polish Championships in Cracow – sprint
1st place Polish Championships in Cracow – middle
13th place JWOC 2015 – sprint
6th place Polish Championships 2017 – sprint
Have fun during Wawel Cup!
Let us start our game by introducing one of the Belgian orieentering runners.
class – M21
year of birth – 1994
country – Belgium
club – COLiege
Selected results:
1st place EYOC 2012 – sprint
4th place JWOC 2014 – sprint
10th place Franch Championships 2017 – middle
Good luck during Wawel Cup!