The Champs was a great success.  The strong southerly winds on Friday and Saturday provided a chilly start to the event but it finished on a beautiful Autumn day.  Check out the results below.

In the 24 hour event, Julie and David B won overall with 3,970 points, Ronnie and David were second overall and Shelley and Elizabeth were only 13 seconds behind to make third overall. Very impressive !!  

The 8 hour event was won by Zac, Tom and Ethan with an great score of 1,540.  

A huge thank you to all the volunteers at the event: Ron, Glenn, Jon and Keith mostly at the HH, Kelvin who was pleased no one had serious injuries, and the ANC crew - Bella, Harry, Peggy and Jeannie, who also enjoyed the night action.  Also thanks for the control collectors having fun without the need to rush and to the Hartley Life Care volunteers who help raise funds for the organisation.

Also on rogaine-results.com where you can see where teams went

- add your GPS track if you logged one!

Please join us on Sunday 19 April at the Paddy Pallin 6 hour event Hash House site at the Orroral Valley Tracking Station (road end), Namadgi National Park for the 2026 ACTRA Annual General Meeting. The meeting will kick off at about 3:50pm while you're enjoying the wonderful catering from Hartley Lifecare. 

If you would like to volunteer for a role or general committee or nominate a friend please feel free to contact one of the current committee or come along on the day.‍

Documents, including the agenda, 2025 minutes, and statement of accounts are on the documents page of the website. 

Final results are now online for the 2026 Twilight rogaine. Also on rogaine-results.com where you can see where teams went - add your GPS track if you logged one!

Well done to the winners, Ryan and David Stocks with 1370 points, a whopping 450 points clear of second place! Brad Carron-Arthur, Alex Thorman, Mark Tamsitt and Cecilia Pascoe were second and winning mixed team on 920 points.Women's winners were Julie Fomasi and Helmi Karkiainen with 700 points.

A big thanks to course setters Jasmine Burton, Connor McKay and Jon Glanville and all the other volunteers who helped with the event.