News Archive: All
Filter selection
By category:All - Socials - Events - Juniors - Training - Administration - Success - News - Results - Club Admin - Weekly
By year:
2026 - 2025 - 2024 - 2023 - 2022 - 2021 - 2020 - 2019 - 2018 - 2017 - 2016 - 2015 - 2014 - 2013 - 2012 - 2011 - 2010 - 2009 - 2008 - 2007 - 2006 - 2005
Out with the Old - In with the New
Forth Valley Orienteers saw out the old year and brought in the new in spectacular fashion with a string of top performances over the festive period.
We are the Road Crew!
FVO athletes set a new club record, as they picked up half the available Scottish Urban League titles amongst 16 podium places following the league final at Newhaven, Edinburgh, one better than the previous record haul.
Park Life
Forth Valley Orienteers brought their 2025 season to a close with eight medals, including two champion performances, at the 26th Glasgow Parks Championship.
Dunblane at the Double
Dunblane HS became the first Scottish outfit in 11 years, and only the second ever to win the British Schools Championship on a banner day for local youngsters at Hopetoun House, Abercorn.
And there was Dancing...
The social highlight of the year is always the Awards Dinner and Ceilidh, which has been held at the Victoria Halls in Dunblane for the past 12 years.
Big Day at Beecraigs
The 2025 FVO Club Championship at Beecraigs Country Park near Linlithgow was perhaps the largest "local" event we've run in the 52 years of FVO.
STUOC Snags Student Success
Local orienteers were amongst the medals in a big race in the Trossachs, with Stirling University enjoying their best day of results to date.
Major Awards for FVO Pair
There was a unique double honour for two local orienteering stars as they collected the British Orienteering Performance of the Year awards at a ceremony in the Lake District.
Best for the West at JIA
A youthful West of Scotland reclaimed the Junior Inter-Area Championship title from North following two days racing on local soil but had to work hard through the classes to achieve the win.
Knowing the Score
A busy weekend for Forth Valley Orienteers saw the club bring out two brand-new areas for competition, and there was major success on both days for local athletes.
Three Seconds from Glory
After 20 races in three different countries, featuring nearly 200 of the UK's best orienteers, the destination of the overall Home International series was decided by three seconds, as England did just enough to win the Junior Home International in South Wales.
Vets Win by a Whisker
Scotland scored a remarkable come-from-behind victory at Loch Ard to win the Veteran Home International by the narrowest of margins and end 11 years of England dominance in the event.
Big Game Hunting
FVO continued to make its mark on the major events calendar, as we organised our fourth large event of 2025 (with four more yet to come) and there were local athletes prominent across the three race series.
It's a Knockout!
FVO's Grace Molloy finished her international season on a high, as she nabbed the silver medal in the final World Cup race of the year in Uster, Switzerland in dramatic circumstances,
14 Not Out for Scottish Lions
The young stars of Scotland extended their winning record in the Junior Inter-Regional Championships to 14 years as they carved out an eventual win over Yorkshire & Humberside over two days in the Lake District.
Relay Good Race!
Forth Valley Orienteers enjoyed a unique relay event in Falkirk, with the third staging of the Ted Finch Relay in Callendar Park