Organizer: Sasha Grynko (Organizer)

Map: Royal Roads University Campus

Welcome to the FINAL race of the Determinator Series!

Courses in this event would allow you to explore beautiful off-the-beaten-path trails at Royal Roads University.

This final event is a staggered start, with your start time calculated based on your performance at the previous four races in this Determinator series. Please arrive a minimum of 15 minutes prior to your start time to check-in at registration and prepare yourself. Start Times are very exact (to the second!) based on calculated handicaps, so please make sure you start at exactly the right time listed.

Start times

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With the handicaps providing an equalizer between faster and slower orienteers, the Finish should be a close race with mere seconds separating the finishers. This should lead to an exciting conclusion to our popular Determinator Series for 2026.

When: Wednesday, June 10, 2026 - First start at 6:30

Where: Royal Roads University, Upper parking road (off the Sooke Rd)

Parking: Pay parking, limited street parking in the nearby area

Courses: There will be two courses offered:

  • Determinator Course - 4.4 km, intended for those with some experience - You must collect all controls in order (no skipping!)
  • Short Course - 1.8 km, intended for those brand new to orienteering, and those who want to participate in a course, but have not gotten a handicap from attending previous Determinator races.

Cost: $15 for adults, $5 for juniors (under 13)

What to Bring: Wear light clothes suitable for running. Any decent running shoes or trail runners. No leg covering needed for this event. Compass is optional, but recommended for the Easy course. Compass and whistle are a must for the Determinator Course.

Registration Details: Register and pay online at: https://zone4.ca/register.asp?id=42068


IMPORTANT: Each upcoming Determinator will rank participants based on their performance at the previous events using a handicap system. Results and handicaps will be posted after the first event. This system gives a chance for everyone to compete against each other no matter their experience or speed as the handicap system creates a great equalizer.

See you out there!


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