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Hollie Orr |
Captain |
Not to be mistaken for a Holy War. Parrallels have however been drawn between her orienteering technique and the movements of Condé's forces at the start of The First War (Also she's killed many a man, a given growing up in Glasgow). She leads and does not look back. |
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Huw Stradling |
Vice Captain |
The first fresher to hold a position on the committee 2 years running; some blasphemer speculate that he isnt a fresher at all. Will be found organising your weekends, hopefully. |
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Kirstin Maxwell |
Coach |
Sacrificed her facial muscles to save energy for more efficient running. Willing to go to such lenghts for herself is the first step to showing how she can help you. |
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Sarah Tullie |
Social Secretary |
More commonly known as Caesar, for her ability to tame wild dogs.
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Hannah Maxwell |
Social Secretary |
Was AWOL for a year to embelish her social repertoire bringing back old lost ways to enjoy ourselves. Taken millenia ago by the Scandinavians these methods were only gained back through traditional Irish charm. |
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Alasdair McLeod |
Publicity Officer |
Nick named Spongy for his ability to absorb indefinite quantities of pasta. This highly carbo-loaded guy will tear up city and moor to get himself (and the club) the attention they deserve. |
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John Paul O'reilly |
Development |
Enthusiastic as a lamb on springs. If you're new to orienteering or the club JP is your first port of call. |
