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FVO Flies the Flag for Scots Win
A most impressive team display,with significant contributions from eight FVO athletes, saw Scotland win the Junior Home International on local terrain, and with it, the overall International series.
Scotland by a Whisker
A remarkable finish to the Senior Home International relays in Northern Ireland saw Scotland take the honours, by the narrowest of margins, to square the Home International series with one event still to come.
Scottish Power Secures JIRCs win
Scotland's juniors continued one of the longest winning runs in the history of sport, as they won their 15th consecutive Inter-Regional Championship with a dominant performance near Stanstead Airport.
Super Ted
Forth Valley Orienteers enjoyed one of their flagship events, as the 4th running of the Ted Finch Relay took place in Muiravonside Country Park, with a large and varied field in action.
Life is a Rollercoaster
Forth Valley Orienteers weren't daunted by the prospect of back to back Scottish Orienteering League races on consecutive weekends, as a large squad was at the ESOC event in the Borders, and they were rewarded with 16 podium places, including three colour-class wins.
Run to the Hills
A large local contingent was out in force on one of the UK's very best areas, and there was significant success in the Scottish Orienteering League race at Glen Affric, particularly from juniors running out of class.
Success Home and Away
The orienteering calendar is now back in full swing after the summer break, and FVO athletes were well placed in three different events in three different countries.
Out of this World
Five local orienteers were in action at the World Masters Championship in Poland, with two amongst the medals, as they helped GB to its best-ever placing in the championship.
Easy as 1-2-3 for FVO
A remarkable display of overall dominance saw local athletes fill the podium at England's largest multi-day event, with all three enjoying their moment in the spotlight.
Pinker Purloins Ultimate Prize
FVO star Marcus Pinker upset the odds to take a big win in a major stage race, on familiar terrain in the south of Ireland.
Lord of the O-Ringen
A large FVO squad was at the biggest multi-day event in the world, and despite some packed fields, six athletes claimed top 20 places on one of the stages, and there are two in the final reckoning for the medals.
Molloys Make their World Mark
Two local orienteering stars were involved in the most prestigious event of the international calendar, with competitive performances from both.
JWOC-a-Gogo for FVO Five
There was a strong local presence at the most important competition on the world junior stage, as five FVO members were involves in the Junior World Orienteering Championships in southern Sweden.
The Magnificent Seven (plus two)
Forth Valley Orienteers enjoyed a fantastic end to the major domestic season, as club athletes claimed seven medals in the British Sprint Championships in Bristol, as well as two gongs in the relay.
Runaway Horse
There's no fifth Dala Horse for the FVO stable this year, as the club's youngsters were a close runner-up in the Jamie Stevenson Trophy at Stirling University, but for the first time, there are ribbons of a different colour on the trophy.
WEE won the League
The Forth Valley Wednesday Evening League came to a dramatic conclusion at Laigh Hills, Dunblane, with six of the eight titles being won on the final night of the series.