British Orienteering is the national governing body for the sport of orienteering in the United Kingdom, responsible for developing the sport from grassroots to international competition.
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The International Orienteering Federation is the worldwide governing body for the sport of orienteering, responsible for promoting, regulating, and developing the sport globally.
British Showjumping is the governing body for showjumping in Great Britain, managing memberships, competitions, training, and rules for the sport.
The Fell Runners Association is the governing body for the sport of fell running in England, providing resources, race organization, and membership services.
England Hockey is the national governing body for the sport of field hockey in England, responsible for the development, promotion, and administration of the game.
Basketball England is the national governing body for the sport of basketball in England, responsible for the development, promotion, and regulation of the game.
The Western Connecticut Orienteering Club (WCOC) is a nonprofit organization that organizes orienteering meets, events, and permanent courses for families, hikers, and runners of all ages across Connecticut and nearby areas. Using a map and compass, participants navigate recreational and competitive courses by finding specific checkpoints.
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