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The Orienteering Australia Hall of Fame was established in 2016.
The Orienteering Australia Hall of Fame is the crowning achievement of a sporting career in orienteering in Australia and represents the highest level of peer recognition for an individual’s contribution to Australian orienteering.
The Orienteering Australia Hall of Fame recognises and promotes the outstanding sporting achievements of our athletes and officials to acknowledge the rich sporting heritage of Australian orienteering. It is an illustrious group of Australia’s most respected and celebrated orienteers that span the test of time. They are the best of the best, who through their achievements have made a significant contribution to our sporting history and have inspired others to achieve their potential in both sport and life.
Membership of the Orienteering Australia Hall of Fame is divided into two categories.
An Athlete Member is someone who has competed and achieved high level success at the top level of competition in World Championships, medal level performances in World Masters competition and long term high level success in elite competition in Australia.
A General Member is someone who has demonstrated excellence and outstanding achievement in roles supportive to orienteering participants (administration, coaching/training, event organisation, mapping, and officiating).
2023
Tracy Bluett Marsh – New South Wales
2022
Jo Allison – Australian Capital Territory
Carolyn Jackson – Victoria
Adrian Jackson – Victoria
2021
Christine Marshall – Tasmania
Warren Key – Victoria
2020
Hanny Allston – Tasmania
2019
Geoff Lawford – Australian Capital Territory
2018
Hermann Wehner – Australian Capital Territory
2016
Grant Bluett – Australian Capital Territory
Jenny Bourne – Australian Capital Territory
2024
Bob Allison – Australian Capital Territory
Ian Baker – Victoria
Rob Plowright (DEC) – Victoria
2023
Nick Dent – New South Wales
Don Young – Western Australia
2022
Michael Dowling – Tasmania
Robin Simson (DEC) – Queensland
2021
Dave Lotty – New South Wales
Jim Russell – Victoria
2020
Kathy Liley – Victoria
Ron Pallas – New South Wales
2019
Peta Whitford – Victoria
Hugh Cameron – Victoria
2018
Eric Andrews (DEC) – Queensland
John Brammall (DEC) – Tasmania
Robert Mouatt (DEC) – Australian Capital Territory
2016
Tom Andrews – Victoria
David Hogg – Australian Capital Territory
Barry McCrae – Victoria
Alex Tarr – Victoria
