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09.04.2014 The World Games video channel
The International World Games Association (IWGA) has launched a video channel under the tag "Discover the World of Sports."

08.04.2014 Inside Orienteering 2/2014 now available
Second issue of this year's Inside Orienteering is available!

07.04.2014 Orienteering will be part of The World Games 2017
The International World Games Association just announced the sports that will be part of the official programme of The World Games 2017 in Wroclaw, Poland.

06.04.2014 World Cup, Spain: Middle distance wins for Eliasson and Kratov
Lena Eliasson, Sweden and Oleksandr Kratov, Ukraine were the winners of the third World Cup race of the season held in Murcia, Spain.

05.04.2014 Hana Dolezalova: “I don’t have time to feel pressure at the ETOC”
Hana Dolezalova returns to the country where, in 2010, she suffered a serious accident during the World MTB Orienteering Championships. She was back then injured for life and had no chance to come back to mountain bike orienteering. But now she is back. Always with the colours of the Czech Republic, her main goals seem to be to finish the race and say: “I'm satisfied!”

05.04.2014 Orienteering World Cup continues in Spain
Orienteering World Cup leader Tove Alexandersson took a convincing victory in the second race of the World Cup 2014.

04.04.2014 Procedure for WMTBOC Long distance start slot allocation published
The IOF Council has approved the revised procedure for allocating World MTB Orienteering Championships Long distance start slots.

04.04.2014 World Cup races in Spain this weekend
Spain is in the spotlight this weekend when two World Cup races will be held near Cehegín in the Murcia region of the country. Athletes from 23 nations will compete in a Long and a Middle Distance race.

02.04.2014 Check athlete information before first World Ranking Event
All athletes need a World Ranking (WR) ID when they enter to World Ranking Events. If you are planning to participate in an World Ranking Event, but do not yet have a WR ID, please apply for one as soon as possible.

01.04.2014 “Always good at orienteering but never good at running”
Our Athlete of April is an Orienteering World Champion, who, as he himself puts it "was always good at orienteering but never good at running". Last time he competed in foot orienteering was at the age of sixteen, since the courses started then to get longer and playing football started to take a lot of his time. So how come he is a multiple World Champion now?