The 71 age-group winners amongst over 3000 competitors at the Scottish Six Day Orienteering event were widely split across the participating countries, with Scotland finishing in third place with 13 medals.

England topped the table with 22, Sweden produced 15, Norway 9, Wales 3, France and Finland 2 each, while Australia, Ireland, Northern Ireland  and Switzerland all produce 1.

Aberdeen's former Scottish champion Oleg Chepelin (Grampian) won the men's Scottish Six Day Orienteering title at Tay 2009.

With two wins and two second places out of his six outings, Chepelin finished runner up in Saturday's final race at Loch Ordie near Dunkeld but beat British junior internationalist Hector Haines  (Leeds Airienteers/ Edinburgh Univ) into second by overall 5 minutes with his total time of 6h 42mm 25s.

Swedish veteran Cecilia Bratt (Orion), a former world championship gold medalist,  chalked up her second win of the week to claim the women's title from York's Heather Gardner again by a comfortable five minute margin.

Scottish Six Day International Event - Overall Placings

Men
 1 O Chepelin (Grampian/ Aberdeen) 5.42.25,  2 H Haines (Edinburgh Univ/ Leeds Airienteers) 5.47.45, 3 I Nixon (Edinburgh Univ/Airienteers) 5.53.12

Women
 1 C Bratt (Orion/ Sweden) 5.56.18, 2 H Gardner (York Eborienteers) 6.01,53, 23 H Orr (Edinburgh Univ/ Glasgow) 6.12.25.

Day 6,(Loch Ordie, Dunkeld)

Men
 9km 1 E Jonsson (Sweden) 54.40, 2 O Chepelin (Grampian) 55.10, 3 H Haines (Edinburgh Univ) 55.44

Women
  1 C Bratt (Sweden) 63.28, 63.28, 2 H Gardner (York) 64.09, 3 H Orr (Edinburgh Univ) 65.14 end

Winners from Scottish Clubs-
Ayr OC - Women C Condy W20 (short),  Clydeside (Glasgow) K Milton M40 (short),  Forth Valley (Stirling area) - Girls  E Nicholson W10B, R Hendrie W12B,  Grampian (Aberdeen)- Men O Chepelin M21 Elite, Women C McLeod W45 (long), Boys- A Chepelin M12A,  Interlopers (Edinburgh)- Men G Ackland M45 (short), Women H Hartman W35 (long), Boys S Galloway M12B, Mar (Dee Valley)- Boys J Wright M10B, Girls R McMillan W14A,  Roxburgh- J Tullie M50 (long).