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Junior World Championships 2026
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.
Eightsome Reel in Scottish Schools
Local youngsters were the dominant force at the Scottish Schools Orienteering Festival in Linlithgow, as they won six of the seven available boys' championship trophies and added two more in the girls' division, with 17 individual and seven team medals in all.
Fast Action and 16 Medals
The championship season came to a spectacular end in Cumbernauld, where FVO athletes collected 16 medals in the Scottish Sprint Championship, with a mix of new and familiar faces in the winners' enclosure.
1-2-3, a Relay
The Scottish Relay Championships brought major FVO success, with local teams collecting a round dozen medals at Grandtully, near Pitlochry, including a shutout on one class.
Mucho Medals
Medals, medals everywhere as a third of the large FVO team in the Scottish Championships at Grandtully ended the day on their class podium.
It's a Knockout!
Local orienteers were able to enjoy a unique racing experience as a group of young athletes staged a race day in an unsual format in Edinburgh, and three FVO stars came away with a medal.
Northern Lights Shine for FVO Stars
FVO athletes were in scintillating form in a pair of National League races in Aberdeenshire, with several of the club's less-heralded competitors enjoying their moment in the spotlight.
Six to the Fore as SoSOL Thrills.
FVO athletes ate all the cake at the SoSOL party in Aberfoyle, as they captured wins on six of the eight courses, with the remaning two being first-time podium 2nds for two youngsters.
Taking on the World (Cup)
Grace and Peter Molloy were in fine form in the first major international race of the year, as the World Cup got underway in Locarno, Switzerland.
Five Across the Middle
Local athletes captured five medals at the British Middle Championships in Shropshire on a warm spring day, as they more than doubled their haul from last year.
Running with Wolves
There were two FVO course winners as the 2026 Scottish Orienteering League got underwaty with a moorland race at Dunchatonmore, near Kincraig, as the event took place under the watchful eyes of the resident wolves at the Highland Wildlife Park.
JK'26 Day 4 - Stars Shine for Relay Finale
Four bronze medals for FVO brought the 2026 Jan Kjellstrom International Festival to a close, following the relay at Tullochroisk today, and there was a special award for one of our stars.
JK'26 Day 3 - Orienteers 1 - Dave 0
The wilds of Rannoch Forest proved to be a happy hunting ground for FVO's finest, as a large contingent at the 2026 Jan Kjellstrom International Festival finished the weekend in possession of eight overall medals, following the Long race.