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Annual Report 2000-01 (PDF) TASMANIAN INSTITUTE OF SPORT yearbook and annual report 2000-2001 TASMANIAN ASMANIAN INSTITUTE OF SPORT T F SPORT INSTITUTE O T OR IAN SP AN OF ISSUE 40 – JULY 2001 SM E ISSUE 39 – APRIL 2001 TA UT IT r ST New sponso IN of the TIS Launching the 00 cycling 2001 Powerade 20 m ER progra Schools MB Lindsay Program were, CE Bourke, from left, rower DE m – second fro Darren 38 h, from UE left, wit Balmforth, ISS left, Belinda Coca-Cola Goss, Caleb Amatil state Manion, TIS market Head Cycling manager Steve T evin R Coach K Fordham, O Tabotta and yachtsman P Stephen Mark Padgett, N S Rossendell. and students IA F from Riverside N E O Primary. MA T AS U T TIT Powerade boost for S BER 2000 anager sponsor for ns New pia rt on Burgess, second from IN lym pa ey ells (General M er O k e inners Simlenn W enis Rogers. rm w a at th an D Fo o m h y, ard w schools program n d tea is ke an e e F oc ard sponsor G f th are l, h d o , M da Te ith aw cycling program AN Olympic silver medallist and a future letes and students. Athletes get the IS e nd ISSUE 37 – SEPTEM T ld m ) a ter ania), left, and TIS Chairm pian launched the start of the 2001 o 8 in ards for Olym chance to improve their speaking and (g ul 8 (W forth, right, w umerous aw eo ze 8, INNER of n n in Powerade Schools Program at Riverside presenting skills, while students are S la s 9 A W ccommodatio olg ic ere eir Ansett Australia TIS Athlete of the Year Aw in colonial a Primary School. exposed to an elite athlete and what that P mp endell Airlines, Tasm excellence r sponsor of ly o) w r th as left, and Darrenof K Balm ow a majo Champion rower Darren Balmforth O an d fo d e unceston is n entails. ag re cte th La te of Sport. N ou ele n ur anian Institu s was on hand to show his silver medal “In many cases, students are returning on , s s o to the Tasm lbert Inn ha h rts rer ’s ir star Prince A from the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. to the primary schools that they attended, ffo ea me pa The four- e a major e hb fla he s ho had ar deal to b an Mark rc ic . T he on by 16-year-old ed a three-ye . He was supported by yachtsm which is very special.” to mp lia rc unter, w sign cling program ly tra ir to to as w f the TIS cy is Padgett, who brought along his yacht for The program also aims to promote the O us e tain sponsor o hosen fields f A y th er Olympic rowersard wer Nicole H nce in their c the eager students to see. Both athletes value of an active and healthy lifestyle, o c m ale xcelle e pla ed ear Aw im elissa Carlton But e etween Princ dis at is h Y ommon link b are aiming to be selected in their chosen encourage student participation in sport h eris eir obart sw mer M ot the only c ’s owner, in w h th on H n IS. The inn a c to Inn and the T nd sports for the 2004 Games in Athens. and recreation, and promote the impor- be n an exceptional yearonwealth in the pool. Bank Fem Albert een cyclist a ditio Disabled swimm urke, is a k rince Albert The program, run by the Tasmanian tance of participating without emphasis ad pic Lindsay Bo nits at the P m bilia nts regularly. One of the u unceston Institute of Sport and sponsored by on winning. It also aims to encourage stu- Oly ora win topanian rowersforth have Sim wonaward petes in eve n also d hotel in La m won the Com on the com ife Yeonsoo , the preferre port. me N Tasm edals and two bronzes at the ay and his w et Inn Institute of S Powerade (Coca-Cola Amatil), sees ath- dents to set goals and strive to achieve PIO Athlete of the Year Award, forthafter winningw Linds House budg e Tasmanian AM rate Clarence for th letes under scholarship at the TIS speak their best. CH two silverpics m in Sydney. own and ope nd groups. for students a to school students around the state “Without the support of corporate Burgess and Darren Balm Paralym ommodation vides ton.” urgess and Balm ajor award. acc rship deal pro g in Launces rate s. the Ansett Australia TIS Athlete of the B ale Athlete of the Year award, of the sponso r bookin ial corporate about their sporting experience sponsors such as Coca-Cola Amatil, we ed with Victorians Part nce House fo has a spec Year Award for the second consecutive tion at Clare The TIS ight which Maree Fish, the co-ordinator of the wouldn’t be able to provide the types of ho team en’s light- Lactos M - accommoda ce Albert share per n year. return, the Prin 111 twin program at the TIS, said: “It is proving to programs that we currently run, and we pics, just before taking out the m g camps. In l in of $ ed breakfast. The pair, w lym In their acceptance speech, they cyclin ferred hote s a full cook one ath- ichards andedal Anthonyin the m Edwards, ie Ebert and Ted Polglaze, ow the pre f include ations or any be a very valuable program for both thank them most sincerely,” Maree said. m with an awardent. sym Inn is n nian Institute o orting organis Bob R thanked the efforts of all at the TIS, but in or the Tasma Any sp te the TIS to ith their tro- Launceston f eed only quo won a silver m particular, Tam forth saidpete they in associated n The TIS Bulletin is published quarterly by Corporate Communications Pty Ltd for the Tasmanian ss eight four at the Sydney O Sport. and we are cial deal. ne w and presented them ake their tiful property get the spe ert Inn has Institute of Sport. If you would like to contribute information, please forward it to: ad o ere presented w “It is a beau usiness e Prince Alb s s s beaten to the gold by the French. bolising the spirit of achievem irect any b uilt in 1855, th hon- e ed They w ould m an happy to d d B suites to a Denise Hansson, om ork eir Both Burgess and Balm e after a rest. more th lbert Inn, an ranging from y c th the Prince A 22 rooms TIS, PO Box 93 Prospect 7250. jo ve w in ber. t we can to port of use. the a m phies and return air tickets courtesy of were keen to goonths’ on and tim com tha for their sup oon pentho amar o h tea ards, Page 3 the Bourkes r eym corner of T Telephone: (03) 6336 2202 ith h e rts award sponsor Ansett Australia at theer TIS Athens in 2004, but w we thank IS Directo cated on the e, w s w th ffo - anian Institute of Sport cocktail rogram,” T It is lo unceston. It Facsimile: (03) 6336 2211 urs te e ir e o Tasm r cycling p treets in La o le ak e E c decisionore in 12on mthe aw ou . Williams S ward Email: [email protected] f c ath r th C to •M ranks said and in Tasmania a O se n’t m fo A g party andhancellor awardsentator on night Friday andat 8 theDecemform Hotel Elizabeth F ple involved est property o id m the in rt m C for the ge all peo won the b from 1997- Editor: [email protected] r th t d e ork po Grand C Com “We encoura nds or cutive years Olympics honourfo u rt. th ith w up ber Carolineas Davison, M now ct their frie ree conse For further information on the TIS, check out our website: www.tis.tas.gov.au. b o d e ABC dire for th g rd sp en er w ry s em the TIS to never tin ha en m eth ill b sa k. with ert Inn whe en y os om g , w es ac e Board m E e Prince Alb 99. res ne ch c , to ish ec tb t th U guests to th modation ep yd e IS F n se d a ith Junior Athlete of the SS •Scholarships for e an accom S W T ree the e nte based in Sydney, w I eed to mak s r e the a e th se ld, w d iner IS they n ian th ve d r M ith m re fie te evening. 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