  All cataloged stellar moving groups and associations with ages <100 Myr and
within 100 pc of Earth have Galactic space motions (UVW) situated in a "good
box" with dimensions ~20 km/s on a side. Torres et al. defined the Octans
Association as a group of 15 stars with age "20 Myr?" and located ~140 pc from
Earth, but with average V space velocity -3.6 km/s that is well outside of the
good box. We present a list of 14 Hipparcos star systems within 100 pc of Earth
that we call "Octans-Near"; these systems have UVW similar to those of the much
more distant Octans Association. The Octans-Near stars have apparent ages
between about 30 and 100 Myr and their relationship to the Octans Association
stars is unclear. Six additional star systems have UVW similar to those of
Octans-Near stars and likely ages <200 Myr. These six systems include the
late-type binary star EQ Peg -- 6.2 pc from Earth with likely age <100 Myr and
thus likely to be the nearest known pre-main sequence star system. The UVW of
stars in a previously proposed ~200 Myr old Castor moving group are not too
dissimilar from the UVW of Octans-Near stars. However, stars in the Castor
group -- if it exists at all -- are mostly substantially older than 200 Myr and
thus generally can readily be distinguished from the much younger Octans-Near
stars.
