TheWelsh Orienteering Association (Welsh:Cymdeithas Cyfeiriannu Cymru) (WOA) is the nationalgoverning body for the sport oforienteering inWales, and is a constituent association of theBritish Orienteering Federation. The WOA is responsible for encouraging, developing and controlling the sport of orienteering throughout Wales, for running the Welsh League and events, including the Welsh Championships, the Welsh Short Championships and the Welsh Orienteering festival—Croeso (English:Welcome)—held every four years. The Welsh Orienteering Association has nine affiliated clubs.[1][2][3]
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