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This page is an historical record of national championships titleholders in orienteering and mountain bike orienteering.
The page is still in development.
The first Australian Orienteering Championships was held in 1973 in what is now known as the Long Distance format. The first Middle Distance Championships was held in 1992 and the first Sprint Distance Championships was held in 2004.
Natasha Key (VIC) is the most successful Long Distance female orienteer to date with 5 national titles to her name. Next best is Nicki Taws (VIC) with 4 national titles. Simon Uppill (SA) is the most successful Long Distance male orienteer to date with 5 national titles to his name. Next best is David Shepherd (ACT) with 4 national titles.
Grace Crane (ACT/TAS) is the most successful Middle Distance female orienteer to date with 5 national titles to her name. Next best is Natasha Key (VIC) and Nicki Taws (VIC) with 4 national titles. Simon Uppill (SA) is the most dominant Middle Distance male orienteer to date with 6 national titles.
Grace Crane (ACT/TAS) is the most successful Middle Distance female orienteer to date with 5 national titles to her name. Next best is Natasha Key (VIC) and Nicki Taws (VIC) with 4 national titles. Simon Uppill (SA) is the most dominant Middle Distance male orienteer to date with 6 national titles.
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History of Australian Orienteering Championships Titleholders <<link to come>>
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