2024 Orienteering USA National Championships
Friday–Sunday, October 11–13, 2024
Scranton, Pennsylvania
National Ranking Events sanctioned by Orienteering USA,
presented by Delaware Valley Orienteering Association
October 11 — Sprint Championship at Nay Aug Park in Scranton, PA
October 12–13 — Middle and Long Championships at Merli Sarnoski County Park, Lackawanna County, PA
Save the dates! Information will be added as it becomes available.
October 12-13th Middle and Long M/F-21+ Courses
are sanctioned by the IOF as World Ranking Events (WREs)
Embargoed Areas
NOTE: Nay Aug Park and Merli-Sarnoski County Park (along with some surrounding private land) are embargoed until the event. See map below.
Schedule
Registration
Maps & Courses
- Nay Aug Park was established in 1893. The name Nay Aug traces its origin to the Munsee Indians, a sub group of the larger Lenape tribe. In their language Nay Aug means ‘noisy water or roaring brook.’ The Munsee settled along the banks of the Roaring Brook and were a peaceful group mostly committed to fishing and farming.
- Merli-Sarnoski Park, dedicated in 1978, is named after Lackawanna County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients Gino Merli and Joseph Sarnoski.
Safety
Directions
Travel
Results
Awards
Event Officials
- Event Director: Sandy Fillebrown
- IOF Event Advisor: Takashi (Tak) Sugiyama (BAOC)
- Registrar: Patty Carrigan
- Course Design
- Sprint: Karl Ahlswede
- Middle: Greg Ahlswede
- Long: Glen Tryson
- Lead Vetter: Petr Hartman
- Starts: Steve Aronson
- Results: Sam Kolins and Lena Kushleyeva
- Refreshments:
- Awards:
- Event Webpage: Janet Tryson