With WEE8 at Belvoir the final hCALF tables have been computed for this year. Planner Fred Hamond clearly made life difficult as no-one (that’s no-one!) beat their handicap, so the event variance was a massive 3mins7secs. Did everybody walk round the course?
In the hCOW table, which gives low scores to the people who show handicap consistency, it’s Lyle Fleming who led the way with all his points scores being in single figures. He had Carol Black large in his rear view mirror with her wins (i.e. score of zero) in the last 2 events.
In the Regatta table, in which the lowest scores go to those who do best against their handicap, it’s Chloé Campbell who leads the way. The pattern of her scores shows how she soared up the rankings as she developed her orienteering skills and then had to fight her corner in the later events. Well done, Chloé!
You can find the tables by clicking on “hCALF 2025” in the “STANDINGS” section of the website.