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2004 Season Guide

TELSTRA A-SERIES & TELSTRA A-CHAMPIONSHIPS

INCORPORATING THE 53rd YEAR OF RECORDS & RESULTS

The 2004 Season Guide was produced by Athletics (AA)

Special thanks to the following people and organisations for their support and contributions to Athletics Australia and inparticular to this year’s guide:

Rankings Paul Jenes, Dan Suchy and David Tarbotton

Results Peter Hamilton

Australian Championship Placegetters Peter Hamilton

Records Ronda Jenkins

Profiles David Tarbotton and Neil Fuller

Telstra A-series Information AA Competitions

Selection Criteria AA High Performance

International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF)

Athletics Australia principal sponsor - Telstra

Athletics Australia Sponsors and Supporters: New Balance, IGA, Accor, Qantas, Australian Sports Commission, Australian Olympic Committee, Australian Association, Australian Paralympic Committee.

Official Photographers of Athletics Australia - Getty Images Pty Limited - Phone: 1800 550 285

Cover Image: speeds to victory in the women's 800m wheelchair final at the 2003 IAAF World Championships in .

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Contents Message from the Chairman of Athletics Australia

PREFACE An year is the pinnacle year in any four-year cycle, and four years after , we are all looking forward Acknowledgements ______1 to the Games. Contents ______4 Message from Athletics Australia ______5 Our World Champion, is amongst the World-class performers who are back in 2004 to vie for selection in Message from Telstra______6 the Athens Olympic team - and to entertain the Australian public along the way, throughout the annual Telstra A-series.

CONTENTS CONTACT DIRECTORY Australian Athletics Federation ______8 The stage is set for some major comebacks, settling of scores, some fantastic battles and of course the inevitable upsets! Member Associations ______9 Athletics Australia and State Institutes/Academies/AIS - High Performance Contacts______10 The contest will also be tough for the Telstra A-series event group winners and the Telstra Athletes of the Year…who will Media Contacts______13 be queen of the track, or king of the field and will Anlezark and Pittman hold on to their overall crowns? In the hotly contested Athlete with a Disability (AWD) area established stars and Lisa McIntosh will be looking over their

CALENDAR shoulders at up and comers - Goldfinch and Stankovic to name just two out of a depth of talent in our Paralympic squad. CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE Australian Athletics Events ______16 - 17 The story will unfold throughout the season and culminate in the Telstra Athlete of the Year awards dinner on 29 February. SELECTION CRITERIA 2004 Athletics Australia General Selection Policy ______20 - 22 The Telstra A-series will continue to entertain crowds with tightly scheduled and highly entertaining events combined 2004 Australian Team Selection Criteria & Standards ______23 - 43 with giveaways, activities and amazing prizes to be won - an excellent family day out. AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 Telstra A-series Information ______46 - 47 Athletics Australia’s commitment to keeping Australia healthy marches on with the third Lest We Forget Run and our Telstra A-series General Rules & Event Grid ______48 - 49 commitment to the best and safest running events in Australia via our Running Australia framework.Visit Prize Money for the 2004 Telstra A-series ______50 - 52 www.lestweforget.com.au to find out how you can take part in this uniquely Australian fun run. In striving for top national Past Athlete Award Winners ______53 - 55 health we have also launched the evolutionary IGA Team Athletics program throughout the country.After reaching over Telstra A-series 2003 Meet Records ______56 - 59 15,000 children in 2002/03 this primary school initiative will encourage yet more kids to partcipate in a healthy and active Australian Championships Placegetters 1987 - 2003______60 - 73 lifestyle and teach them important life skills.

RESULTS IN 2003 Thank you to our principal sponsor Telstra;and to New Balance, IGA,Accor, Qantas, the Australian Sports Commission and the Australian Commonwealth Games Association for their commitment to our sport. Telstra A-championships______76 - 86 Telstra Australian Clubs Championships ______87 - 89 IGA Australian Youth Athletics Championships ______90 - 97 To our athletes please accept my personal wish for your success for the coming season! To the entire athletics family - Telstra & IGA Australian Combined Events Championships ______98 - 100 thank you for your support and enthusiasm for athletics - the world's number one Olympic sport. Australian Championships 2003 - Road, Walks and Cross Country ______101 - 109 IGA Australian All Schools Athletics Championships ______110 - 128 Have a brilliant 2004. IGA Schools Knockout Cup Competition ______129 - 134 IGA Schools Knockout Plate Competition ______134 - 139 BELIEVE IT. ACHIEVE IT. Australian Youth Olympic Festival ______140 - 143 Telstra A-series ______144 - 163 Performances of Australian Athletes in International Competitions ______164 - 169 Andrew Forrest Chairman RECORDS Athletics Australia Outdoor ______172 - 185 Indoor ______186 - 188

RANKINGS Australian All-Time List______190 - 232 Australian Rankings List 2003 ______233 - 278 Australian U20 - U14 Rankings List 2003 ______279 - 299

ATHLETE PROFILES ______302 - 425

ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA LIFE MEMBERS AND MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS ______428 - 429

PUBLICATIONS ______432 - 434

MEDIA AWARDS & AWARDS NOMINATION FORM ______436 - 437 P P 4 5 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Message from Telstra

As Principal Sponsor of Athletics Australia,Telstra is delighted to bring you the Telstra A-series for 2004.

We have seen some amazing performances from our athletes at past Telstra A-series events, and our up and coming athletes have truly stepped up to the challenge and competed at world-class standard. Contact Directory Performances at the 2004 Telstra A-series will provide our Australian athletes with the preparation they need for the Telstra A-championships and help ensure their selection for the 2004 Athens Olympics.

We look forward to continuing our work with Athletics Australia to support and grow Athletics across Australia and develop a new generation of champions.

Telstra is committed to ensuring that people all around Australia have the opportunity to see their sporting heroes compete at the highest level and we are very proud to support the Telstra A-series. TELSTRA’S MESSAGE TELSTRA’S Telstra has worked with Athletics Australia to develop a website dedicated to the Telstra A-series.All the latest news, live results, and top stories can be found at www.athletics.org.au/aseries

On behalf of Telstra,I would like to wish all the athletes the best of luck for the 2004 Telstra A-series. DIRECTORY CONTACT

David Moffatt Group Managing Director and President Consumer & Marketing and International Telstra Corporation Limited

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Australian Athletics Federation Member Associations

Athletics Australia Australian Federation of Race Walking Clubs Ltd Australian Capital Territory Suite 22, Fawkner Towers , President 431 St Kilda Road 47 Melrose Street ACT Athletics Athletics South Australia VIC 3004 Box Hill VIC 3129 Executive Director: Elizabeth Simpson Acting Executive Officer: Stan Miller President: Owen Heness President: Tony Keynes Australia Phone: 03 9890 9139 Sports House Santos Stadium Phone: 03 9820 3511 Fax: 03 9890 9139 Maitland Street Railway Terrace Fax: 03 9820 3544 Email: [email protected] Hackett ACT 2602 Mile End SA 5031 Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 6247 1504 Postal: Web: www.athletics.org.au Australian Ultra Runners Association Fax: 02 6247 1507 PO Box 84 Ian Cornelius, President Email: [email protected] Torrensville SA 5031 Australian Athletic Confederation PO Box 282 Web: www.actathletics.org.au Phone: 08 8354 3477 (Office hours: 10am - 2pm) Fax: 08 8354 1219 (Professional Foot Runners) Runaway Bay QLD 4216 Email: [email protected] Reg Austin, President Phone: 07 5537 8872 Web: www.athleticssa.org PO Box 321 Email: [email protected] New South Wales Willoughby NSW 2068 Phone: 02 9958 5116 School Athletics New South Wales Tasmania Email: [email protected] Steve Kalend Chief Executive Officer: Greg Doyle PO Box 57 President: Athletics Tasmania Sports House General Manager: Gordon Jablonski CONTACT DIRECTORY CONTACT Australian Masters Athletics Higgins ACT 2615 Wentworth Park Raceway President: Brian Roe DIRECTORY CONTACT c/- Lynne Schickert, President Tuggeranong ACT 2901 Ultimo NSW 2007 Domain Athletic Centre 11a Dandenong Road Phone: 02 6205 9153 Postal: Upper Domain Road Attadale WA 6156 Fax: 02 6205 9154 PO Box 723 Glebe TAS 7000 Phone: 08 9330 3803 Glebe NSW 2037 Postal: Email: [email protected] Phone: 02 9552 1244 GPO Box 2051 Fax: 02 9552 1987 Hobart TAS 7001 Email: [email protected] Phone: 03 6234 9551 Australian Track and Field Coaches Association Web: www.nswathletics.org.au Fax: 03 6231 1056 Peter Thompson Email: [email protected] Office 1.10 Web: www.tasathletics.org.au Sports House Northern Territory Corner Castlemaine and Caxton Streets Milton QLD 4064 Northern Territory Athletics Victoria Phone: 07 3368 3033 General Manager: Phillip Stoneman President: Ian Fullarton Athletics Victoria Fax: 07 3368 3037 Arafura Stadium, Abala Road Executive Director: Nick Honey Email: [email protected] Marrara NT 0810 President: Max Binnington Postal: No. 1 Ground PO Box 40375 Olympic Park Athletic Track Casuarina NT 0812 Swan Street Phone: 08 8945 1979 Melbourne VIC 3004 Fax: 08 8945 2172 Phone: 03 9428 8195 Email: [email protected] Fax: 03 9427 9183 Web: www.ntathletics.org.au Email: [email protected] Web: www.athsvic.org.au

Queensland Queensland Athletics AthleticA Executive Director: Stephen Pitt Chief Executive Officer: Wayne Loxley President: Doug Carlson President: ANZ Stadium Perry Lakes Stadium, Meagher Drive Kessels Road Floreat WA 6014 Nathan QLD 4111 Postal: Postal: PO Box 157 PO Box 249 Floreat Forum WA 6014 Sunnybank QLD 4109 Phone: 08 9287 1200 Phone: 07 3343 5653 Fax: 08 9287 1300 Fax: 07 3349 6218 E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.waathletics.org.au Web: www.trackstars.com.au

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Athletics Australia Mobile: 0412 363 553 Dick Telford - Coach Michael Khmel - Coach Suite 22, Fawkner Towers [email protected] Phone: 02 6214 1569 Mobile: 0414 404 754 431 St Kilda Rd Michael Martin - AA Psychology Coordinator Mobile: 0438 604 694 [email protected] Melbourne 3004 Phone: 02 9763 0293 [email protected] Phone: 03 9820 3544 [email protected] Rudolf Sopko - Coach Fax: 03 9820 3511 John Fitzgerald - Coach Phone: 02 9981 4353 www.athletics.org.au David Culbert - Chairman of Selectors Phone: 02 6214 7967 Fax: 02 9982 9705 Phone: 03 9822 0823 Mobile: 0438 604 665 Mobile: 0438 604 632 - Head Coach Fax: 03 9822 0014 [email protected] [email protected] PO Box 312, St Leonards NSW 1590 Mobile: 0417 272 641 Phone: 02 8436 2193 [email protected] Craig Hilliard - Coach Zhihong Huang - Coach (p/t) Fax: 02 8436 2183 Phone: 02 6214 1276 Mobile: 0425 259 783 Mobile: 0438 604 595 Mobile: 0411 237907 [email protected] [email protected] Australian Institute of Sport [email protected] Australian Institute of Sport Ernie Shankelton - Coach Tudor Bidder - AA/AIS High Performance Manager Athletics Office Chris Nunn - Coach Phone: 02 9932 6600 C/-AIS Athletics, PO Box 176 PO Box 176 Mobile: 0438 604 634 0408 722 372 Belconnen ACT 2616 Belconnen ACT 2616 [email protected] [email protected] CONTACT DIRECTORY CONTACT Phone: 02 6214 7979 Phone: 02 6214 1233 DIRECTORY CONTACT Fax: 02 6214 1639 Fax: 02 6214 1639 Alison O'Riordan - AWD Scholarship Coach Max Debnam - Regional Coordinator (p/t) Mobile: 0438 604 958 www.ais.org.au Phone: 02 6214 1206 Phone: 02 4927 1668 [email protected] alison.o'[email protected] Mobile: 0438 604 642 Tudor Bidder - AA/AIS High Performance Manager [email protected] Said Aouita - AA/AIS National Distance Coach C/-AIS Athletics, PO Box 176 Brent Vallance - Scholarship Coach Mobile: 0438 604 737 Belconnen ACT 2616 Phone: 02 6214 1279 Victor Saneev - Coach (jumps) (p/t) [email protected] Phone: 02 6214 7979 Mobile: 0425 328 696 Mobile: 0438 604 629 Fax: 02 6214 1639 [email protected] Scott Goodman - AA PPP Head Coach Mobile: 0438 604 958 Dave Chisholm - Regional Coordinator (p/t) Phone: 02 6214 1824 [email protected] Mobile: 0438 604 641 Mobile: 0438 604 578 Northern Territory [email protected] [email protected] Kathryn Periac - AIS/AA HP Administration Assistant NT Institute of Sport Phone: 02 6214 1233 PO Box 40844 Peter Burge - Scholarship Coach David Tarbotton - HP Administrator Fax: 02 6214 1639 Casuarina NT 0811 Mobile: 0411 559 980 PO Box 312, St Leonards NSW 1590 Mobile: 0438 604 577 Phone: 08 8922 6817 [email protected] Phone: 02 8436 2101 [email protected] Fax: 08 8922 6800 Fax: 02 8436 2183 www.nt.gov.au Paul Hallam - Scholarship Coach Mobile: 0438 604 589 Mobile: 0410 460 979 [email protected] Australian Capital Territory [email protected] ACT Academy of Sport New South Wales Mark Moresi - AA Sports Science Coordinator PO Box 90, Belconnen ACT 2616 NSW Institute of Sport Phone: 02 9763 0202 Phone : 02 6207 4388 PO Box 476 Queensland Fax: 02 9763 0200 Fax 02 6207 4042 Sydney Markets NSW 2129 Queensland Academy of Sport Mobile: 0409 933 696 www.sport.act.gov.au/actas/ Phone: 02 9763 0244 PO Box 8103, [email protected] Fax: 02 9763 0250 Woolloongabba QLD 4109 Irina Dvoskina - AIS AWD/ACTAS Head Coach www.nswis.com.au Phone: 07 3343 5653 Tim Barbour - AA Sports Medicine Coordinator Athletics Office Fax: 07 3349 6218 C/-Olympic Park Sports Medicine, Swan St, Melbourne VIC PO Box 176 Rob Medlicott - Program Manager www.qasport.qld.gov.au 3004 Belconnen ACT 2616 Phone: 02 9763 0244 Phone: 03 9682 3011 Phone: 02 6214 1413 Mobile: 0438 604 610 Steve Lemke - Head Coach Fax: 03 9682 3503 Fax: 02 6214 1639 [email protected] PO Box 249 Mobile: 0408 348 251 Mobile: 0438 604 639 Sunnybank QLD 4109 [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 07 3420 5182 Di Huxley - Coach Fax: 07 3404 3205 Brent Kirkbride - AA Sports Medicine Coordinator Phone: 02 9763 0232 Mobile: 0438 604 638 Phone: 02 9764 3131 Mobile: 0438 604 594 [email protected] Fax: 02 9764 3443 [email protected]

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Peter Day - Program Manager Victoria Athletics Australia Mobile: 0403 051 635 Victorian Institute of Sport [email protected] PO Box 828 Katie Hodge Simon Allatson South Melbourne VIC 3205 Media Manager Chief Executive Officer Sergey Miroshnichenko - Coach Phone: 03 9699 8055 Athletics Australia Athletics Australia Phone: 07 5500 9989 Fax: 03 9699 7690 Ph: 03 9820 3511 Ph: 03 9869 5002 Mobile: 0413 600 497 www.vis.org.au Fax: 03 9820 3544 Fax: 03 9869 5053 [email protected] Mob: 0438 604 584 Mob: 0438 604 582 Eric Hollingsworth - Head Coach Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Brett Jones - Coach Phone: 03 9699 8055 Phone: 07 3420 5182 Mobile: 0403 014 608 Helen Soulsby Keith Connor Fax: 07 3404 3205 [email protected] Marketing Manager Head Coach Mobile: 0438 604 668 Athletics Australia Athletics Australia [email protected] Charlotte Gray - T&F Program Assistant Ph: 03 9820 3511 Ph: 02 8436 2193 Phone: 03 9699 8055 Fax: 03 9820 3544 Fax: 02 8436 2183 [email protected] Mob: 0438 604 590 Mob: 0438 604 595 South Australia Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SA State Institute Bruce Scriven - Coach CONTACT DIRECTORY CONTACT PO Box 219 Mobile: 0412 652671 DIRECTORY CONTACT Brooklyn Park SA 5032 [email protected] Phone: 08 8416 6650 Telstra Fax: 08 8416 6755 Peter Fortune - Coach www.recsport.sa.gov.au/sasi.shtml Phone: 0438 604 959 Michelle Scalzi Rhonda Youil [email protected] Sponsorship Manager - Sport Sponsorship Co-ordinator Nik Hagicostas - A/Coordinator Telstra Telstra Phone: 08 8416 6649 Lindsay Burgoyne - Coach (p/t throws) Ph: 03 8627 7971 Ph: 03 8627 7977 Mobile: 0413 865 200 Mobile: 0438 616 454 Fax: 03 9620 1413 Fax: 03 9620 1413 [email protected] [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mob: 0438 411 606 Email: [email protected] Vassili Grichtchenkov - Coach Phone: 08 8416 6647 Western Australia Mobile: 0401 123 979 WA Institute of Sport [email protected] PO Box 139, Claremont WA 6010 Phone: 08 9387 8166 (B) The Athletics Australia CEO and Head Coach are the spokespersons on the following issues: Fax: 08 9383 7344 (B Tasmania www.wais.org.au Simon Allatson Governance and Strategy, Business and Management, Marketing/Branding and Sponsorship, Tasmanian Institute of Sport Doping, Legal, Finance PO Box 93, Brian Glencross - Program Consultant Keith Connor High Performance, Coaches/Coaching, Australian Teams, Athlete Development Prospect TAS 7250. [email protected] Phone: 03 6336 2202 www.tis.tas.gov.au Lyn Foreman - Head Coach (track) Mobile: 0438 604 601 Nicole Boegman - Athletics Program Manager [email protected] ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA ONLINE C/-TIS PO Box 93, Prospect TAS 7250 Phone: 03 6336 2039 Grant Ward - Head Coach (field) For the latest news and information from Athletics Australia and the Telstra A-series, Fax: 03 6336 2211 Mobile: 0438 605 089 head to Athletics Australia's website at: Mobile 0438 604 586 [email protected] [email protected] www.athletics.org.au Aaron Holt - Coach Mobile: 0438 604 617 [email protected]

Alex Parnov - Coach Mobile: 0438 604 630 [email protected]

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Calendar of Events CALENDAR 04

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Calendar of Events Calendar of Events (continued)

JANUARY 2004 AUGUST 2004 10 TELSTRA A-SERIES - Perry Lakes Stadium, Floreat WA 13-29 OLYMPIC GAMES (20-28 August - Athletics) Athens 11 Cadbury Cadbury Estate, Hobart TAS 28 TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS ACT 23 TELSTRA A-SERIES - QEII Stadium, Nathan QLD & IGA AUSTRALIAN ALL SCHOOLS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 25 Medibank Private Australia Day Fun Run / Walk The Tan Track, Melbourne VIC 29 TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN ROAD WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS Canberra ACT 30-31 TELSTRA A-SERIES - CANBERRA AIS Athletic Track, Bruce ACT & IGA AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR ROAD WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS 29 Noosa Half Marathon Noosa QLD FEBRUARY 2004 6-8 New South Wales Open & Under 20 Athletics Championships Sydney Athletic Centre NSW SEPTEMBER 2004 including Masters Throws 3-5 Northern Territory Athletics Championships Arafura Stadium, Darwin NT 6-8 Queensland Open, U20, U18 & U16 Athletics Championships QEII Stadium, Nathan QLD 3-5 WORLD MOUNTAIN RUNNING TROPHY Sauze d'Oulz Italy 7 South Australian Athletics Championships (Day 3 - Main Program) Santos Stadium, Mile End SA 12 Sydney Marathon Festival Sydney NSW 12 TELSTRA A-SERIES - MELBOURNE Olympic Park, Melbourne VIC 17-18 2ND IAAF FINAL Monte Carlo 13-15 Western Australian Athletics Championships Perry Lakes Stadium, Floreat WA 17-28 Athens Greece 13-15 Victorian Open & Under 20 Athletics Championships Olympic Park, Melbourne VIC 19 Advertiser City-Bay Fun Run SA including Overage & AWD 24-26 North Queensland Athletics Championships Townsville North QLD 14 South Australian Athletics Championships (Day 5 - Main Program) Santos Stadium, Mile End SA 17 Launceston Invitational St Leonards AC, Launceston TAS OCTOBER 2004 26-27 TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN COMBINED EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS Sydney Athletic Centre NSW 3 IAAF WORLD HALF MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS New India 26-29 TELSTRA A-CHAMPIONSHIPS Sydney Athletic Centre NSW 10 Skilled Burnie TAS incorporating the following events: 21-28 OCEANIA MASTERS ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS Raratonga Cook Islands CALENDAR CALENDAR Selection Trials for the 2004 Olympic Games and 2004 World Junior Championships in Athletics Australian Championships for Men & Women Combined Events NOVEMBER 2004 Australian Championships for Men & Women 5000m & 10000m 6 New Balance Bolt Noosa QLD Australian Championships for Men & Women 20km Road Walk 6-14 Pan Pacific Masters Games Gold Coast QLD 29-4 Dec COMMONWEALTH YOUTH GAMES Bendigo VIC MARCH 2004 5-7 10TH IAAF WORLD INDOOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS Hungary DECEMBER 2004 6-7 Victorian Youth Athletics Championships Olympic Park, Melbourne VIC 16-18 OCEANIA OPEN & UNDER 18 AREA CHAMPIONSHIPS Townsville-Thuringowa QLD 9-14 WORLD MASTERS INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Sindelfingen Germany 12-14 Australian Capital Territory Athletics Championships AIS Athletic Track, Bruce ACT JANUARY 2005 13 Graeme Briggs Track Classic Domain Athletic Centre, Hobart TAS 19-23 AUSTRALIAN YOUTH OLYMPIC FESTIVAL Sydney NSW 13-14 Tasmanian Athletics Championships Domain Athletic Centre, Hobart TAS 13-14 New South Wales Youth Athletics Championships Sydney Athletic Centre NSW MARCH 2005 including Masters Track & Jumps 19-20 33RD IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Le Mans 20-21 32ND IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Brussels Belgium 25-28 Australian Masters Athletics Championships Brisbane QLD 26-28 IGA AUSTRALIAN YOUTH ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS AIS Athletic Track, Bruce ACT 27-28 TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN CLUBS CHAMPIONSHIPS AIS Athletic Track, Bruce ACT JULY 2005 28 WORLD UNIVERSITY CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS COLLEGNO-TURIN, ITALY 14-17 4TH IAAF WORLD YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ATHLETICS Marrakesh Morocco 16-26 WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES Izmir Turkey APRIL 2004 9-12 Australian Masters Athletics Championships Olympic Park, Melbourne VIC AUGUST 2005 18-24 WORLD MASTERS ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS NON STADIA 5-14 10TH IAAF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ATHLETICS Finland 10-12 Stawell Gift Stawell VIC 18 Canberra Marathon Canberra ACT OCTOBERT 2005 1 IAAF WORLD HALF MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS MAY 2004 1-2 IAAF WORLD RACE WALKING CUP Naumburg Germany NOVEMBER 2005 2 Lest We Forget Run National Series 26-4 Dec Pacific School Games Melbourne VIC 2 Lest We Forget Brisbane Marathon Brisbane QLD 2 0 0 6 C O M M O N W E A L T H G A M E S Melbourne VIC JULY 2004 15th to 26th March 2006 4 Gold Coast Marathon Southport QLD 13-18 10TH IAAF WORLD JUNIOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Grosseto Italy 17 AUSTRALIAN 100KM ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS Gold Coast QLD 23 Runner’s World Run To The G Melbourne VIC

Please check all dates with Member Associations or event organisers as details may change without notification to Athletics Australia. For entry details, contact the relevant Member Association, event organiser or Athletics Australia. For State Championships and interclub fixtures, contact the relevant Member Association.

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Selection Criteria SELECTION CRITERIA

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Athletics Australia General Selection Criteria

GENERAL 6. Where a designated trial is to be conducted immediately prior to the announcement of the team, all athletes wishing to be selected must compete in such trial in the event(s) for which they wish to be selected, unless 1. The Selection Committees shall only have regard to athletic performances that are properly verified they have specific exemption from the CEO in consultation with the appropriate Selection Committee. performances. It shall be part of the duty of the Athletics Australia Statistician, to keep the Selection Exemption will usually only be given if the athlete is a permanent resident outside of Australia; for some proper Committees advised of current performances of athletes who may be under consideration for selection. To medical reason or special compassionate reason. The CEO may require an athlete to undergo a medical this end, it is most important that each Member Association keeps the Athletics Australia Statistician supplied examination by a medical officer nominated by him. with information relevant to performances of their respective athletes. Such information shall include: 7. An athlete residing outside of Australia, who wishes to be selected in Australian teams, must provide to the • the date of competition Selection Committee, through the High Performance Manager, performances verified by the National Federation • the weather conditions under whose jurisdiction such performances were made. • wind gauge readings where appropriate • the place of competition and type of track 8. Where practicable, there shall be a trial for all road events. The date and place of the trial shall be announced by • the date of birth of the athlete concerned Athletics Australia as soon as practicable before the competition concerned and may be incorporated in an • the method of timekeeping used, in running or walking events Australian championship or other recognised existing event.

In furnishing material to the Selectors, the Statistician may furnish them with performances that took place 9. OLYMPIC GAMES,COMMONWEALTH GAMES,WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS (INCLUDING overseas, if the same appear in journals recognised by the Association of Track & Field Statisticians, or JUNIOR & INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS) information relevant to such performances are verified by the controlling body of the meeting. In the year preceding each of the World Championships, Olympic Games and Commonwealth Games, there shall Member Associations are asked to make every effort to ensure that wind gauges are available and in use at all be, announced by the Selection Committees as soon as practicable, graded standards of performance by which the meetings in which athletes in line for selection are likely to compete. If available, Member Associations are quality of an athlete's performance may be considered by a Selection Committee during the qualifying period set asked to use electronic photo or video timing for events where qualifying or other selection enhancing down by the appropriate body or the committee as the case may be. No wind aided performances shall be performances can be reasonably foreseen. considered. Such standards shall be:

2. Except where a selection trial is held for selection and the particular selection criteria for the team states (a) A top standard which shall be an international standard fixed by the Selectors, having regard for the Australian SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION otherwise, no one performance or place in a particular event or competition, shall result in an athlete gaining standard of performance in such event and world standards. It may be above the championship's qualifying automatic selection as a member of a team. standard, where appropriate.

3. To be selected in any Australian team to major competitions, there is an overriding requirement for athletes to (b) The qualifying standard issued by the body controlling the Championship where appropriate, eg: the Olympic have participated in: Games qualifying standard.

• Telstra A-championships At the time of the announcement of such standards,Athletics Australia shall, if possible, announce the date on which • State / Territory Championships the team will be selected for the competition concerned. • the Telstra A-series & international meetings conducted in Australia • other meetings designated by the AA Board or a Selection Committee Particular regard shall be had by the Selectors to the attainment of such standards at the meetings listed in clause 3 held during the current season. When the announcement of the team is immediately preceded by a specially 4. During the period between the announcement of the team and the date of departure, athletes must nominated trial meeting, performances thereat shall be regarded by the Selectors to be of paramount importance. demonstrate that they are physically fit, be performing well and likely to compete at a level appropriate to the competition(s) for which they have been selected. 10. INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONS

During the period between the announcement of the team and the date of departure, assessment shall be When an invitation is received by Athletics Australia for a specific number of athletes (who are not named) to made from time to time as to the selected athletes' standard of fitness, their progress in training and their compete overseas or for an athlete or athletes (who are not named) to compete in a particular event,Athletics preparedness for the event in which they have been selected. Such assessment shall be directed and be under Australia shall refer that invitation to the relevant Selection Committee. They shall submit to Athletics Australia, the control of the Athletics Australia Head Coach. If, as a result of such assessment, it is considered by the the names of athletes who he/she considers to be of sufficient standard to represent Australia at such meeting or Manager, after consultation with the other Team Officials, that by reason of ill health, injury or some other in such event. Such athletes as named by the Selection Committee shall be ranked by them. Athletics Australia matter, a selected athlete has not maintained his or her fitness or standard of performance so as to be able to shall ascertain the availability of such athletes to compete overseas in accordance with the list and priority named represent Australia at a standard comparable to that exhibited so as to gain selection, the Manager shall by the Chairman. immediately notify the Athletics Australia Head Coach, who shall have the power to withdraw that athlete from the team.

5. All athletes must be persons proved eligible and appropriate to represent Australia.

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11. TEAM EVENTS OBJECTIVE – Athletics Australia is committed to selecting only those athletes whose current results and/or previous major international results indicate that the athlete is capable of being competitive in the top 8 at the World Indoor Championships. Relay If, in the opinion of a Selection Committee, the overall standard of available athletes does not warrant a team being teams may also be selected where the available athletes meet the specified team criteria. selected, any athletes who have achieved automatic selection in accordance with the published criteria, will be notified accordingly. APPEALS – An appeal process has been established by Athletics Australia, copies of which are available from the AA Office and on AA's website www.athletics.org.au If, after the date of the selection of any team for a team event, withdrawals for any reason make a team uncompetitive or incomplete, and suitable available replacements cannot be found by the Selection Committee, the Athletes making themselves available for selection do so on the basis that no appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport is affected team may be withdrawn and the selected athletes notified accordingly. allowable under this process.The sole ground for appeal will be that the Selection Committee has not properly followed the provisions of these criteria. If the organisers of the competition permit individuals to be entered, the Committee may nominate suitable qualified individuals. 1. SELECTION

12. AGE LIMITS 1.1 There will be no specific selection trial. Selections will be at the sole discretion of the selectors from among An athlete shall not be selected to represent Australia unless he/she will have attained the age of fourteen (14) those athletes who have met the criteria outlined below. years by the opening day of the competition (if in Australia) or tour (if overseas). 1.2 Selection will be based on the achievement of the qualifying standard and performances during the 2003/2004 An athlete shall not be selected to represent Australia in any event over a distance greater than a half domestic series, including the Telstra A-Series meetings and Member Association championships, up to and marathon, unless he/she will have attained the age of eighteen (18) years on the day of competition. including the Telstra A-Series meet in Melbourne on Thursday 12th February 2004.

13. Female athletes who achieve qualifying performances in mixed races must demonstrate that they can achieve 1.3 Athletes must have achieved the entry standard since 1 June 2003, and have demonstrated a capacity to finish in similar performances in female only races. the first eight in their respective event at the World Indoor Championships. In the case of relays, there must be an expectation that the team chosen will finish in the first three. 14. TRACK RELAY TEAMS SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION 1.4 In accordance with IAAF Rules, only athletes who have attained the IAAF qualifying standards can be considered Teams may only be selected where the Selection Committee is of the opinion that at least five (5) available for selection (with the exception of the relays). A maximum of two athletes per event can be selected. athletes are of the standard required. Five (5) athletes will in general be selected for each relay team. 1.5 Merely achieving the qualifying standard will not ensure an athlete's selection. The athlete must demonstrate Where the Selection Committee is of the opinion that a relay team will be competitive, a team may be their competitiveness to support the qualifying performance(s) with similar performances and a good selected. Where practicable, a training squad should be selected as far in advance as possible. Commitment to competitive record against their immediate rivals during the 2004 Telstra A-Series Meets. the squad will be an important factor in final selection. 1.6 All athletes who wish to be considered for selection must notify the AA High Performance Manager (Tudor 15. Any athlete seeking or having achieved selection, must keep the High Performance Manager of Athletics Bidder: email [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639) by 19th December 2003. Australia, informed at all times of their contact address and phone numbers and of any changes thereto, particularly whilst overseas for any reason. Failure to do so may result in the withdrawal of the athlete from 1.7 Prospective athletes in all events must compete in designated events listed in clause 1.2 in the event(s) for this and subsequent teams. which they are seeking selection, unless exempted in writing by the Selection Committee. Communications requesting such exemptions should be directed to the Athletics Australia High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639) prior to the event for which an exemption is sought.

1.8 Athletes who fail to compete in the events mentioned in clause 1.2 because of illness or injury may still be selected provided all other qualifying conditions have been met and they notified the Athletics Australia High Performance Manager in advance of their non-participation. A medical certificate provided by a doctor authorised by Athletics Australia will be required. In such cases an athlete may only be selected if they have demonstrated clear dominance over their immediate rivals.

1.9 Athletes who at any time before or after selection compete in unsanctioned events or events without a permit, compete overseas without a clearance, compete without being registered with Athletics Australia through a Member Association, or fail to provide the AA office with their current contact address and phone numbers, without a justifiable reason, will be ineligible for selection and/or further competition.

1.10 These criteria must be read in conjunction with the General Selection Policy of Athletics Australia. All selected athletes and staff will be governed by Athletics Australia's By-Laws and Rules, specifically those concerning anti- doping and the conduct and behaviour of athletes and teams.

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2. TEAM ANNOUNCEMENTS OBJECTIVE – The World Cross Country Championships provide competition at the very highest level and are of importance and relevance in developing successful distance athletes. 2.1 The selection date for the team will be 13 February 2004. Additional selections may be considered following the Telstra A-Championships on 26-29 February 2004 (subject to the date of final entries determined by the Athletics Australia is committed to selecting athletes whose current results and/or previous major international results indicate that IAAF). the athlete is capable of being competitive at the world level, in the case of the World Cross Country Championships this means in the top 30 for individual events and top eight in team events. 3. SELECTION STANDARDS

3.1 The following standards and rules determined by the IAAF are supplied for information only.The criteria APPEALS – An appeal process has been established by Athletics Australia, copies of which are available from the AA Office and outlined above will be followed for selection, not the achievement of these standards. on AA's website www.athletics.org.au.

Athletes making themselves available for selection do so on the basis that no appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport is Men Women allowable under this process.The sole ground for appeal will be that the Selection Committee has not properly followed the Indoor Outdoor Indoor Outdoor provisions of these criteria.

60 metres 6.74 10.20 (100m) 7.37 11.25 (100m) 1. GENERAL 21.05 20.50 23.55 22.90 47.00 45.50 53.50 51.00 1.1 The six events contested at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships are: 1:48.50 1:46.20 2:04.00 2:00.00 Senior Men: 12km and 4km Senior Women: 8km and 4km 3:43.00 3:35.00 4:15.00 4:05.00 Junior Men: 8km Junior Women: 6km 4:00.00 3:52.00 (mile) 4:33.00 4:23.00 (mile) 7:53.50 7:44.00 9:03.00 8:40.00 1.2 Athletics Australia will nominate World Cross Country squads following the 2003 Telstra Australian Cross 13:19.00 (5000m) 15:05:00 (5000m) Country Championships. These squads will consist of athletes capable, in the opinion of the Selection 60m Hurdles 7.75 13.55 (110m) 8.15 12.95 (100m) Committee, of contributing to top eight team performances at the World Cross Country Championships. 4x400m Relay No standard No standard Nomination to the World Cross Country squad will, in no way, guarantee or confirm selection in the 2004 SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION World Cross Country team. 2.28 1.93 5.65 4.35 1.3 Any athlete who wishes to be considered for selection must submit a nomination form together with an 8.10 6.60 indication as to which event/distance they wish to be considered for by no later than Friday 16 January 2004. 16.80 14.00 20.00 18.00 1.4 All prospective athletes must compete in each of the events listed in 2.2, unless exempted in writing in advance by the Selection Committee. Communications requesting such exemptions should be directed to the AA High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639) prior All performances must be achieved during the qualifying period set by AA (1 June 2003 - 12 February 2004). to each event for which an exemption is sought. All performances must be achieved during an official competition organised in conformity with IAAF Rules. Mixed race performances will not be accepted. Wind assisted performances will not be accepted. 1.5 Athletes (other than those exempted by the Selection Committee in advance) who fail to compete in the meets mentioned in 2.2, because of illness, injury or family bereavement may still be selected provided all other qualifying conditions have been met in advance of their non-participation.A medical certificate provided by a doctor nominated or authorised by Athletics Australia will be required in cases of illness or injury.

1.6 Selected individual athletes will be announced following the Telstra A-Series meeting in Melbourne on Thursday 12 February 2004, with additional team selections to be made immediately following the 2004 Telstra A Championships to be held in Sydney from 26-29 February 2003.

1.7 Athletes who at any time before or after selection compete in unsanctioned events or events without a permit, compete overseas without a clearance, compete without being registered with Athletics Australia through a Member Association, or fail to provide the AA office with their current contact address and phone numbers, without a justifiable reason, will be ineligible for selection and/or further competition.

1.8 These criteria must be read in conjunction with the General Selection Policy of Athletics Australia. All selected athletes and staff will be governed by Athletics Australia's By-Laws and Rules, specifically those concerning anti- doping and the conduct and behaviour of athletes and teams.

2. SELECTION

2.1 There will be no selection trial.

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2.2 In making selections, emphasis will be placed on an athlete's competitive ability and record in domestic and OBJECTIVE – Athletics Australia is committed to selecting only those athletes whose current results and/or previous major international competition, especially the Open and Under 20 Australian Cross Country Championships and the international results indicate that the athlete is capable of being competitive in the top 16 at the world level. Relay teams may also Telstra A-Series Meets. Performances at the 2003 Zatopek are also of significant importance, specifically the be selected where the available athletes meet the specified team criteria. 10000m races for open athletes, and the 3000m races for Under 20 competitors. Track performances during the Telstra A-Series, Member Association Championships, and other IAAF approved competitions over The World University Championships Cross Country forms an important progression for athletes from junior competition to major 1500m/3000m/5000m/10000m for men and Under 20 men; 3000m/5000m/10000m for senior women and senior teams for the Olympic Games,World Championships and World Cross Country Championship events. 3000m/5000m for Under 20 women will also be taken into consideration. APPEALS – The Appeals process is through Australian University Sport. The initial step for an aggrieved athlete is to notify the 2.3 Automatic Individual Selection Chief Executive Officer of Australian University Sport (AUS) of their wish to appeal the decision. This notification must be made in writing and received by AUS within 5 days of notification of the Selection Panel's decision (see below for Team Announcement). For 2.3.1 The winners of the open men's and open women's events at the 2003 Australian Cross Country further details please refer to the AUS bylaws. Championships, to be held in Melbourne on 16 August 2003, will be automatic selections, either as a team member if a team is selected or as an individual if no teams are selected. 1. ELIGIBILITY

2.3.2 If a team is selected, the selectors may nominate which event the automatically selected athlete(s) competes in Only those athletes who meet the following eligibility criteria may be considered for selection: to ensure a competitive team. If no team is selected the automatically selected athlete may choose the event in which to participate. 1.1 Australian citizens born between 1 January 1976 and 31 December 1986.

2.3.3 Automatically selected athletes must prove their current fitness during January/February 2003 with a 1.2 Who are enrolled and currently proceeding (i.e. not deferred at the time of final nomination through performance to be agreed by the Athletics Australia Head Coach. until the time of competition) in a course of study at a university, college of technical and further education or other tertiary organisation including Open Learning Australia. An applicable course of 2.4 Teams study is a diploma or higher. Those who have graduated from one of the above institutions in the IAAF rules permit a maximum of six athletes per team with four athletes to score points. year prior to the competition (i.e.: since August, 2003) are also eligible.

2.4.1 Teams may be selected for any or all of the six events. 1.3 Athletes must inform the Athletics Australia High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639) in writing of their availability for selection no 2.4.2 Senior Men and Women Teams - It will be expected that selected teams are capable of finishing in the top later than Friday 16 January 2004, to be considered for selection. In informing Athletics Australia, eight. Athletes will only be selected to a team where all athletes in that team are of an appropriate standard to athletes must include full contact details, which tertiary organisation they attend and the events for compete in the World Championship. which they are seeking selection.

2.4.3 Where a team is selected, in general and at the Selectors' discretion, at least one more than the minimum 1.4 Final nominations on the official Australian University Sport Application Form must be completed scoring number (4) will be chosen i.e. 5 athletes will be named. and returned to Australian University Sport's office by Friday 13 February 2004. This form must be signed by the relevant tertiary organisation. 2.4.4 Junior Men and Women - A team will only be considered where a minimum of three athletes have achieved the team qualifying time since 1st September 2003. 1.5 All prospective athletes must compete in each of the events listed in 2.3, unless exempted in writing in advance by the Selection Committee. Communications requesting such exemptions Junior Men Junior Women should be directed to the AA High Performance Manager prior to each event for which an exemption 5000m/10000m 14.40/31.00 3000m/5000m 9.45/17.00 is sought.

2.5 Individual Athletes 1.6 Athletes (other than those exempted by the Selection Committee in advance) who fail to compete in the meets mentioned in 2.3, because of illness, injury or family bereavement may still be selected 2.5.1 Senior Men and Women - Where teams are not selected for an event, consideration will be given to provided all other qualifying conditions have been met in advance of their non-participation.A selecting additional individual athletes who have previously finished in the top 30 at the World Cross Country medical certificate provided by a doctor nominated or authorised by Athletics Australia will be Championships and/or are considered by the Selection Committee to be capable of finishing in the top 30. required in cases of illness or injury.

2.5.2 Events listed in 2.2 will be used to determine the selection of individual athletes. 1.7 Selections will be announced following the Telstra A-Series meet in Melbourne to be held on Thursday 12 February 2004, with possible additional team selections to be made up to the close of 2.5.3 Junior Men and Women - Where teams are not selected for an event, consideration will be given to entries on 28 February 2004. selecting additional individual athletes who have previously finished in the top 30 at the World Cross Country Championships and/or are considered by the Selection Committee to be capable of finishing in the top 30. 1.8 Athletes who at any time before or after selection compete in unsanctioned events or events without a permit, compete overseas without a clearance, compete without being registered with Athletics 2.5.4 It is expected that junior athletes will have competed in the Australian Cross Country Championships, the Australia through a Member Association, or fail to provide the AA office with their current contact Under 20 events at the Zatopek and have demonstrated consistent superiority. address and phone numbers, without a justifiable reason, will be ineligible for selection and/or further competition.

1.9 These criteria must be read in conjunction with the General Selection Policy of Athletics Australia.

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All selected athletes and staff will be governed by both Australian Univeristy Sport's and Athletics OBJECTIVE – The World Race Walking Cup provides competition at the very highest level and is of importance and relevance in Australia's By-Laws and Rules, specifically those concerning anti-doping and the conduct and developing successful race walking athletes. behaviour of athletes and teams. The AUS By-Laws will take precedence in case of a dispute. Athletics Australia is committed to selecting athletes whose current results and/or previous major international results indicate that 2. SELECTION the athlete is capable of being competitive at the world level, in the case of the World Race Walking Cup this means in the top 30 for individual events and top eight in team events. This event is the last nomination event for race walking athletes for the 2004 2.1 Events to be conducted: Australian Olympic Team. Men: 12km (approx; min 9km, max 14km) Women: 6km (approx; min 4km, max 6km) APPEALS – An appeal process has been established by Athletics Australia, copies of which are available from the AA Office and on AA's website www.athletics.org.au Men Maximum six athletes per country.The first four finishers will score in the team ranking. Athletes making themselves available for selection do so on the basis that no appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport is allowable under this process.The sole ground for appeal will be that the Selection Committee has not properly followed the Women provisions of these criteria. Maximum five athletes per country.The first three finishers will score in the team ranking. JUNIOR EVENTS 2.2 There will be no selection trial. Criteria and standards for an Under 20 men's and women's event will be added to this criteria when confirmed by the IAAF. 2.3 In making selections, emphasis will be placed on an athlete's competitive ability and record in domestic and international competition, especially the 2003 Open or Under 20 Australian Cross 1. SELECTION Country Championships, 2004 Telstra A-Series Meets,Australian University Championship - Track and Field and Cross Country. Performances at the 2003 Zatopek are also of significant importance, 1.1 Selection trials will be held for each event as follows: specifically the 10000m races for open athletes. Track performances during the Telstra A-Series, Member Association Championships, and other IAAF approved competitions over Women's 20km 26-29 February 2004 Telstra A-Championships - Sydney 3000m/5000m/10000m for men and 3000m/5000m/10000m for women will also be taken into Men's 20km 26-29 February 2004 Telstra A-Championships - Sydney SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION consideration. Performances from 1 April 2003 will be considered. Men's 50km 7 December 2003 Melbourne (Albert Park)

2.4 Automatic Selection Participation in the trial is mandatory, except in exceptional circumstances where the Selection Committee grants an exemption. There will be no automatic selections. 1.2 Selections will be based on athlete performances during the trials and the domestic season especially the Telstra 2.5 Teams A-Series,Telstra Australian Championships, Member Association Championships and any other events specifically designated by the Selection Committee.Any international meetings overseas in which an athlete may have Teams may be selected for both events. competed will be taken into account.

2.5.1 Senior Men and Women Teams - It will be expected that selected teams are capable of finishing in 1.3 Merely achieving the qualifying standard will not ensure an athlete's selection. The athlete must demonstrate the top eight. Athletes will only be selected to a team where all athletes in that team are of an their competitiveness to support the qualifying performance(s) with similar performances and a good appropriate standard to compete in the World University Games. competitive record against their immediate rivals during the 2003/2004 season.

2.5.2 Where a team is selected, in general and at the Selectors' discretion, at least one more than the 1.4 All prospective athletes must compete in the 2004 Telstra A-Championships and the 2004 Telstra A-Series in the minimum scoring number (4) will be chosen. event(s) for which they are seeking selection, unless exempted in writing in advance by the Selection Committee. Such communication should be sent to the High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email 2.6 Individual Athletes [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639).This includes competing in a minimum of one of the designated Telstra A Series Meets. 2.6.1 Senior Men and Women - Where teams are not selected for an event, consideration will be given to selecting individual athletes who are considered by the Selection Committee to be capable of 1.5 Athletes who fail to compete in the events mentioned in clause 1.1 and 1.2 because of illness or injury may still finishing in the top 20. be selected provided all other qualifying conditions have been met and they notified the Athletics Australia High Performance Manager in advance of their non-participation. A medical certificate provided by a doctor 2.6.2 Events listed in 2.3 will be used to determine the selection of individual athletes. authorised by Athletics Australia will be required. In such cases an athlete may only be selected if they have demonstrated clear dominance over their immediate rivals

1.6 Athletes who at any time before or after selection compete in unsanctioned events or events without a permit, compete overseas without a clearance, compete without being registered with Athletics Australia through a Member Association, or fail to provide the AA office with their current contact address and phone numbers, without a justifiable reason, will be ineligible for selection and/or further competition.

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1.7 These criteria must be read in conjunction with the General Selection Policy of Athletics Australia. All selected OBJECTIVE – Athletics Australia is committed to providing talented young athletes with appropriate competition opportunities, athletes and staff will be governed by Athletics Australia's By-Laws and Rules, specifically those concerning anti- such as the World Junior Championships, to assist them in their progression towards representing Australia with success at major doping and the conduct and behaviour of athletes and teams. international competitions such as the Olympic Games and World Championships.

2 Team Selection The normal progression of a junior athlete to the Olympic Games would take approximately four to six years. Therefore an expected progression for an athlete selected in the 2004 World Junior Championships to the Olympic Games could be: 2004 World 2.1 A team will only be chosen where a minimum of four athletes has achieved the Athletics Australia Team Juniors, 2005 World University Games or training year, , 2007 World Championships,World University standard (see below) within the qualifying period. Games or training year and 2008 Olympic Games.

2.2 For each team a maximum of five athletes shall be allowed to start the race of whom three will score in each Athletics Australia is committed to selecting those athletes who meet the qualifying standards and selection criteria as outlined race. below.

2.3 Where a team is selected, five athletes may, be chosen, however the fifth athlete must also have achieved the APPEALS – An appeal process has been established by Athletics Australia, copies of which are available from the AA Office and on Athletics Australia Team standard within the qualifying period. AA's website www.athletics.org.au.

2.4 If, after the date of selection of the team, withdrawals for any reason make the team incomplete, and qualified Athletes making themselves available for selection do so on the basis that no appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport is replacements cannot be found, the team may be withdrawn and the selected athletes notified accordingly. allowable under this process.The sole ground for appeal will be that the Selection Committee has not properly followed the provisions of these criteria. 3. Individual Selection 1. SELECTION 3.1 Where there are less than four athletes meeting the Team standard, individual athletes who have met the Individual standard can be selected, subject to meeting all other clauses of these criteria. 1.1 There will be selection trials in all events.The Selection Trials [excluding the 110m hurdles (107cm)] will be the Telstra Australian Under 20 Championships in Sydney from 26-29 February 2004. The Selection Trial for 4. TEAM ANNOUNCEMENTS the 110m hurdles (107cm) will be a specific selection trial race at the Telstra A Championships in Sydney from 26-29 February 2004. SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION Selections will be announced following the 50km walk trial in December 2003 and following the 20km walk trials in February 2004. In exceptional circumstances, additional selections for vacant positions may be 1.2 In accordance with IAAF Rules, only athletes who have attained the IAAF qualifying standards can be considered up to the close of entries (date to be advised by IAAF). considered for selection (with the exception of the relays). A maximum of two athletes per event can be selected. 4. STANDARDS 1.3 For all events the winner of the Selection Trial will be an automatic selection provided s/he attains the IAAF 5.1 The criteria outlined above will be followed for selection, not the achievement of these standards qualifying standard (in legal conditions) during the trials or has previously done so since 1st October 2003.

TEAM INDIVIDUAL 1.4 Remaining selections will be based on athlete performances during the 2003-2004 domestic season, particularly the Selection Trial, other Australian Championships and any other events specifically designated by Women's 20km 1:38.30 1:36.30 the Selection Committee. International meetings overseas in which an athlete may have competed will be Men's 20km 1:28.30 1:24:00 taken into account. In cases of doubt, performances in the Selection Trial will take precedence over all Men's 50km 4:20.00 4:03.00 others.

1.5 Relay teams will only be chosen where at least three athletes have attained the following standard (men: 5.2 The qualifying period is from 1st April 2003 (20km events) and 1st January 2003 (50km event) until the date of 10.74 or 48.50, women: 11.94 or 55.00) since 1st October 2003. Where a relay team is selected, five athletes the last trial event. All performances must be achieved during competitions, held in conformity with IAAF will, in general, be chosen. All athletes selected for individual events must make themselves available for Rules, organised or authorised by the IAAF, its Area Associations and its National Member Federations. relays if required.

1.6 Prospective athletes in all events, except the 110m hurdles, must compete in the 2004 Telstra Under 20 Australian Championships. All prospective athletes must compete in other major domestic meetings in the event(s) for which they are seeking selection. This includes Member Association Championships, the Telstra A-Series Meets and junior events at the Zatopek where possible. In exceptional circumstances, an athlete may be granted permission by the Selection Committee to compete in the Open, rather than the Under 20 category at the Telstra Australian Championships. Permission must be requested in writing should be directed to the AA High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639) and be received at Athletics Australia no later than two weeks before the date of the Championships. Permission would normally only be granted to a junior athlete who has a current 2004 Olympic Games A or B standard qualifying performance.

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1.7 Athletes who fail to compete in the events mentioned in clause 1.6 because of illness or injury may still be 4. SELECTION STANDARDS selected provided all other qualifying conditions have been met and they notified the Athletics Australia High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639) in advance The criteria outlined above will be followed for selection, not simply the achievement of these standards. of their non-participation. A medical certificate provided by a doctor authorised by Athletics Australia will be required. In such cases an athlete may only be selected if they have demonstrated clear For the 2004 World Junior Championships, the weight of the Men's Hammer, Discus and Shot Put will be dominance over their immediate rivals. the same as used in the Australian under 20 competitions i.e.: Hammer Weight: 6kg, Discus Weight: 1.75kg, Shot Put Weight: 6kg. Athletes can qualify by achieving the relevant standards with either the senior 1.8 Athletes will only be considered for the men's 10,000 metres after consultation with the Selection or new IAAF under-20 implements in the men's shot, discus, hammer and . Committee. An athlete planning to try for selection in this event must notify the Selection Committee of his A new event at the 2004 World Junior Championships will be the women's 3000m . intention by no later than 1 December 2003 and participate in the open 10,000m at the Telstra Australian Championships in February 2004. Men Women 1.9 Athletes who at any time before or after selection compete in unsanctioned events or events without a 10.64 (10.4) 11.94 (11.7) permit, compete overseas without a clearance, compete without being registered with Athletics Australia 200 metres 21.54 (21.3) 24.44 (24.2) through a Member Association, or fail to provide the AA office with their current contact address and phone 400 metres 48.04 (47.9) 54.64 (54.5) numbers, without a justifiable reason, will be ineligible for selection and/or further competition. 800 metres 1:50.00 2:08.00 1,500 metres 3:48.00 4:25.00 1.10 These criteria must be read in conjunction with the General Selection Policy of Athletics Australia. All 3,000 metres --- 9:30.00 selected athletes and staff will be governed by Athletics Australia's By-Laws and Rules, specifically those 5,000 metres 14:15.00/8:15.00 16:30.00 concerning anti-doping and the conduct and behaviour of athletes and teams. 10,000 metres 30:30.00 --- 100m Hurdles --- 14.14 (13.9) 2. VACANT TEAM POSITIONS 110m Hurdles [107cm] 14.64 (14.4) --- 400m Hurdles 52.94 (52.8) 60.04 (59.9) No augmented team will be selected to travel. However, where after the selection trial, vacancies exist in 3,000m Steeple 9:10.00 11:10.00 any event, additional athletes may be added by the Selectors if they achieve the qualifying standard in 10,000m Walk 44:05.00 49:00.00 SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION Athletics Australia designated competitions prior to the end of June 2004 (date to be finalised based on High Jump 2.15 1.82 competition program and IAAF entry date). If more athletes than vacant places achieve the qualifying Pole Vault 5.10 3.90 standards following the Selection Trial, the Selectors will make any necessary selections. In this case Long Jump 7.55 6.15 performances in the most recent competitions would take precedence. Triple Jump 15.50 12.90 Shot Put 16.30 (7.26kg) 14.50 3. TEAM ANNOUNCEMENTS or 17.90 (6kg) 51.50 (2kg) 47.00 The selection date for the team will be after the Telstra Australian Under 20 Championships, to be held from or 56.00 (1.75kg) 26-29 February 2004. Athletes may be added to the team following the initial announcement as described 60.00 (7.26kg) 56.00 above in clause 2. or 67.50 (6kg) 66.50 49.50 5275 Decathlon 6875 [senior specs] or Decathlon 7050 [shot 6kg, discus 1.75kg]

The selection period set by Athletics Australia is from 1 October 2003 until the closing date for entries (note: entry deadline to be confirmed by IAAF). Under IAAF Rules, athletes must achieve the necessary standard during this period in order to be eligible to enter. Qualifying performances in mixed events will not be accepted. Wind assisted performances will not be accepted. No more than two athletes per Member Federation may be entered for any one event. All athletes must be under 20 years of age on December 31 2004 to be eligible to compete.

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1. INTRODUCTION - ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA (AA) NOMINATION CRITERIA 2.3 Nomination of Athletes

OBJECTIVE - Athletics Australia's overall philosophy for selecting major international teams should be noted.AA is For the purposes of nomination to the AOC of individual athletes for selection to the 2004 Australian Olympic Team,AA will: committed to selecting athletes whose current results and/or previous major international results indicate that the athlete is capable of being competitive at the world level. Relay teams may also be selected where the available athletes (1) only nominate athletes who are, or are recognised by the AOC as, members of the Shadow Team; meet the specified team criteria. (2) only nominate those athletes it honestly believes have met the requirements described in the Nomination Criteria; ELIGIBILITY - To be eligible to be nominated to the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) for selection in the 2004 Australian (3) only nominate those athletes who have signed the athlete nomination form issued by the AOC from time to time; Olympic Team, athletes must meet all criteria contained in the AA Nomination Criteria. (4) not nominate more athletes than the maximum number permitted under the Participation Criteria; (5) not nominate athletes who have breached the AOC Anti-Doping By-Law and have had a sanction imposed 2. NOMINATION TO THE AOC FOR THE 2004 AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC TEAM which has not been completed; (6) only nominate those athletes who, from 13 August 2003, have been available for sample collection and have 2.1 Shadow Team provided accurate and up to date whereabouts information on a regular basis to AA and as AA directs pursuant to the World Anti-Doping Code. To be considered for nomination, athletes must first be selected to the Shadow Team as per the AA Nomination Criteria. Shadow Team selection will be automatic for any athlete who achieves the Shadow Team qualifying standard, as set out in section 7, in Athletes must be at least 20 years of age on 31st December 2004 in order to be nominated, selected or entered for the his/her event during the relevant qualifying period described below or who finishes as either the first, second or third Australian 50km walk or marathon events. athlete in his/her event at the Nomination Trials.The Trials, where held, are listed at section 3. 2.4 Selection No athlete is eligible to be chosen or recognised as a member of the Shadow Team unless the athlete has signed the Consent to Consideration for Nomination (See Attachment 1: Consent to Consideration for Nomination form and Attachment 2: The fact that an athlete is nominated to the AOC does not ensure that the AOC will select that person as a member of the 2004 Parents/Guardians Acknowledgment for Minors form) and provided it to AA's National Team Administrator - Suite 22, 431 St Kilda Australian Olympic Team. Selection to the Team and to participate in events at the 2004 Olympic Games is at the discretion of the Rd, Melbourne VIC 3004. AOC.

AA will provide all athletes chosen or recognised as members of the Shadow Team with an informative précis of the AOC Selection In order for athletes to be selected by the AOC for inclusion in the 2004 Australian Olympic Team, they must meet all criteria SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION By-Law, a copy of the AOC Selection Criteria and this Nomination Criteria, and on the request of any such athlete, a copy of the contained in the AA Nomination Criteria and, in addition, satisfy the requirements contained in the AOC Selection Criteria. AOC Selection By-Law and/or a copy of the Participation Criteria. The AOC will determine the date when it will announce the selection of athletes and officials in the 2004 Australian Olympic Team, Selection to the Shadow Team in no way guarantees or confirms nomination or selection to the 2004 Australian and this date will be advised. Olympic Team. 2.5 Appeals The AOC may recognise other athletes from within this sport to also be members of the Shadow Team. Any appeal by an athlete against nomination or non-nomination by AA will be governed by the relevant By-Laws of AA Athletics Australia will advise the AOC of the athletes that it has chosen as members of the Shadow Team at such time as required and the AOC Selection By-Law provided that should there be any inconsistency between the relevant By-Laws of AA and by the AOC. the AOC Selection By-Law or should the relevant By-Laws of AA be silent on any issue included within the AOC Selection By-Law, then the AOC Selection By-Law will prevail. 2.2 Qualification Period These By-Laws may be collected at the office of AA or may be accessed at the AA website (www.athletics.org.au) and the The Qualification Periods for the recording of athlete performances under this Nomination Criteria are as follows: AOC website (www.olympics.com.au).

Marathon: 1 September 2002 - 3 May 2004

50km Road Walks (men only) 1 January 2003 - 3 May 2004

10000m, Combined Events 1 January 2003 - 5 July 2004

20km Road Walks 1 January 2003 - 3 May 2004

All other in-stadium events 1 June 2003 - 5 July 2004

References in this Nomination Criteria to a Qualification Period are to be construed as references to the above periods for the applicable event. 3. NOMINATION

The designated Nomination competitions for men's and women's events will be as follows:

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attained the Olympic A standard at any time between 1st January 2003 in the case of 10000 metres, combined events and 20 km road walks OR 1st June 2003 in the case of all other events and 20 February 2004,

Event(s)Men and Competition Venue Date have been an individual medallist at the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics, and Women complied with all requirements of clause 3.5 of these criteria. 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, Athletics Australia Sydney 26-29 February 2004 1500m, 5000m, 10000m, Nomination Trials - Telstra For the marathon and 50km walk, athletes who achieve a top ten performance at the 2003 IAAF World 100m Hurdles, 110m A Championships Championships in Athletics may also be eligible for pre-nomination provided they comply with all Hurdles, 400m Hurdles, requirements of clause 3.5 of these criteria. 3000m Steeple, High Jump, Telstra A Series and Various 1 June 2003 - 5 July 2004 Pole Vault, Long Jump, Member Association (1 January 2003 - 5 July 3.1.1 No more than two athletes will be pre-nominated in any one event.Where more than two athletes in any Triple Jump, Shot Put, Championships 2004 for the one event achieve the requirements as listed in 3.1, the first two eligible Australian athletes will be eligible for Discus Throw, Hammer 10000m/combined events pre-nomination, provided they comply with all requirements of clause 3.5 of these criteria. Throw, Javelin Throw, & 1 January 2003 - 3 May Heptathlon, Decathlon, 2004 for the 20km walks) 3.1.2 There will be no pre-nominations for relays. 20km Walk IAAF World Paris, France 23-31 August 2003 3.2 INDIVIDUAL EVENTS (EXCEPT ) Championships 3.2.1 All athletes must comply with all the requirements of clause 3.5 to be eligible for consideration for IAAF Sanctioned Various 1 June 2003 - 5 July 2004 Nomination.Athletes seeking nomination in the relay events (ie 100m, 200m and 400m) must also comply competitions (1 January 2003 - 5 July with all the requirements of clause 3.4 to be eligible for consideration for Nomination. 2004 for the 10000m/combined events 3.2.2 Automatic Nomination (Subject to clause 3.5): & 1 January 2003 - 3 May 2004 for the 20km walks) Note: the term "Eligible Australian athlete" as appearing in this clause means an athlete eligible to represent Australia at the Olympic Games who, at the time of the event in question or as a result of performances in SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION 4x100m, 4x400m Athletics Australia Sydney 26-29 February 2004 the event in question, is a member of the Shadow Team and has complied with all requirements then Nomination Trials - Telstra applicable to him or her pursuant to clause 3.5. A Championships Where no athletes have been pre-nominated (as per 3.1): Telstra A Series and Various 1 June 2003 - 5 July 2004 Member Association For all events where no athletes have been pre-nominated, the first eligible Australian athlete at the Championships Nomination Trial will be an automatic nomination provided s/he attains the Olympic A standard (in legal conditions) [see clause 6 for standards and conditions required] during the 2003 IAAF World Championships IAAF World Paris, France 23-31 August 2003 in Paris or the Nomination Trial and has met all the requirements of clause 3.5 in the case of individual Championships events and clause 3.4 in the case of relay events.

IAAF Sanctioned Various 1 June 2003 - 5 July 2004 Provided that the first place getter is also automatically nominated, the second eligible Australian athlete at competitions the Nomination Trial will also be an automatic nomination provided s/he attains the A standard (in legal conditions) [see clause 6 for standards and conditions required] during the 2003 IAAF World Marathon IAAF World Championships in Paris or the Nomination Trial and has met all the requirements of clause 3.5 in the case of Championships Paris, France 23-31 August 2003 individual events and clause 3.4 in the case of relay events. IAAF sanctioned For events where one athlete has been pre-nominated (as per 3.1): marathons Various 1 September 2002-3 May 2004 For all events where one athlete has been pre-nominated, the first eligible Australian athlete at the 50km Walk (men only) IAAF World Nomination Trial will be an automatic nomination provided s/he attains the Olympic A standard (in legal Championships Paris, France 23-31 August 2003 conditions) [see clause 6 for standards and conditions required] during the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Paris or the Nomination Trial, and has met all the requirements of clause 3.5 in the case of Athletics Australia individual events and clause 3.4 in the case of relay events. Nomination Trial Melbourne 7 December 2003 For events where two athletes have been pre-nominated (as per 3.1): IAAF World Walk Cup Naumberg, Germany 1-2 May 2004 There will be no automatic nominations. IAAF Sanctioned competitions Various 1 January 2003 - 3 May 3.1 PRE-NOMINATION 2004 3.2.3 In the event that an athlete pre-nominated takes part in the Nomination Trial(other than under clause 4.2) their participation and performance will be disregarded in the application of clause 3.2.2.The placings of Athletes may be eligible to be pre-nominated to the AOC.To be eligible for pre-nomination (excluding athletes not eligible for selection in the 2004 Australian Olympic Team will also be disregarded. (Note: the marathons, 50km walk and relays) athletes must have: term "Ineligible Athletes" as it appears in this clause means: athletes not eligible to represent Australia at the Olympic Games)

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3.2.4 Remaining Nomination - Stadium Events Athletes who achieve a top ten performance in the 50km walk at the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics will be considered for pre-nomination provided they comply with all requirements of clause 3.5 of IAAF rules permit the entry of one athlete in each event provided the athlete has attained at least the B these criteria. standard in the qualifying period.Where more than one athlete is entered in any event all athletes, including the first, must have attained the A standard in the qualifying period. 3.2.6.1 Unfilled positions in walk events may be filled by the AA Selectors at their discretion from amongst all athletes who have attained at least the B standard, subject to the following clauses: 3.2.5 Unfilled positions in individual events may be filled by the AA Selectors at their discretion from amongst all athletes who have attained at least the B standard, subject to the following clauses: 3.2.6.2 Where an athlete attains the A standard in an event during the Qualification Period s/he will be considered for nomination in priority to any athlete who has only attained the B standard in that event during the 3.2.5.1 Where an athlete attains the A standard in an event during the Qualification Period (other than at the 2003 Qualification Period unless the B qualified athlete wins the event at the Nomination Trial and, in so doing, IAAF World Championships or at the Nomination Trial) s/he will be considered for nomination in priority to defeats the A qualified athlete. any athlete who has only attained the B standard in that event during the Qualification Period unless the B qualified athlete wins the event at the Nomination Trial and, in so doing, defeats the A qualified athlete. 3.2.6.3 In general, an athlete who has attained only the B standard will only be considered for nomination if s/he is considered by the AA Selectors to be on a rapid improvement curve and/or possess high potential in future 3.2.5.2 In general, an athlete who has attained only the B standard will only be considered for nomination if s/he is international events and/or attain a performance that would place the athlete in the top eight of the Olympic considered by the AA Selectors to be on a rapid improvement curve and/or possess high potential in future Games, based on data from the 1999, 2001 and 2003 World Championships and 2000 Olympic Games. Such international events and/or attain a performance that would place the athlete in the final of the Olympic B qualified athlete would normally be expected to have won the Nomination Trial (unless exempted from the Games, based on data from the 1999, 2001 and 2003 World Championships and 2000 Olympic Games. Such Nomination Trial in accordance with these criteria) and can only be selected where no athletes who have B qualified athlete would normally be expected to have won the Nomination Trial (unless exempted from the achieved the A standard have been selected for the event. Nomination Trial in accordance with these criteria) and can only be selected where no athletes who have achieved the A standard have been selected for the event. 3.2.6.4 Nominations for any remaining places will be will be based on performances at the World Walk Cup in Naumburg, Germany on 1-2 May 2004. Only athletes who competed in the Nomination Trial and with 3.2.5.3 Athletes who have complied with clause 3.5 and have attained the A standard during the Qualification Period genuine effort and the intention of earning nomination therefrom, or who were exempted in advance from (other than at the 2003 IAAF World Championships or at the Nomination Trial) may be nominated at the same by the AA Selectors may be considered for such additional nomination opportunity. Clause 3.2.5.7 may discretion of the AA Selectors either at the time of the initial nomination in March 2004, or at a future time, be applied. subject to the achievement of a further B standard by the 5th July 2004. 3.2.7 IAAF rules state that for the men's 50km walk, only athletes aged 20 years and over on 31 December 2004 3.2.5.4 Athletes who have complied with clause 3.5 and who attain the A standard for the first time after the are eligible to compete. SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION Nomination Trial (for that event), may be nominated at the discretion of the AA Selectors. Generally it will be expected that they obtain the B standard for the event on at least one other occasion after the Telstra A 3.3 MARATHON EVENTS Championships.Where there are more such eligible athletes than there are vacancies available in an event, the nomination will be made as close as possible to the AOC final nomination date. If no athlete has shown Under IAAF Rules athletes who participate in the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics and finish in superiority over rivals, a trial will be organised to determine the position.This trial will be held before or on the top 20 in the men's marathon and women's marathon will be considered as having met the A entry 5th July 2004.The winner of the trial shall be considered for nomination. standard.

3.2.5.5 Athletes who have complied with clause 3.5 and have attained the B standard by the date of initial Athletes who achieve a top ten performance at the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics will be nomination in March 2004 may be considered for nomination at the discretion of the AA Selectors: eligible for pre-nomination provided they comply with all requirements of clause 3.5 of these criteria.

(a) provided that either the athlete won the event at the Nomination Trial and attains at least the B standard There will be no specific trial for the marathon. on at least one further occasion or in the case of an athlete who does not win the event at the Nomination Trial, achieving at least the B standard on at least two further occasions, and in either case no eligible athlete Nominations will be based on validated performances achieved on IAAF certified/recognised courses during who has attained the A standard has been selected; the qualifying period, which will be from 1st September 2002 until 3rd May 2004, with nomination based on the following clauses. (b) upon the recommendation of the AA Head Coach, if he considers that special circumstances prevail which justify the nomination of the athlete. 3.3.1 Automatic Nomination (Subject to clause 3.5): 3.2.5.6 Athletes who attain the B standard for the first time after the Telstra A Championships (for that event) may Where no athletes have been pre-nominated (as per 3.1): only be nominated upon the recommendation of the AA Head Coach, if he/she considers that special circumstances prevail which justify the nomination of the athlete. Where no athletes have been pre-nominated, the first Australian athlete to finish at the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics will be an automatic nomination provided s/he attains the Olympic A standard (in 3.2.5.7 Athletes who have complied with clause 3.5 and who have attained at least the B standard at the time of legal conditions) [see clause 6 for standards and conditions required] since 1st September 2002, and has met initial nomination in March 2004 but who are not nominated at that time may be provided with financial all the requirements of clause 3.5. support for travel, accommodation and/or related expenses by AA to assist them in achieving nomination. This support may be provided for domestic and/or international competition, as determined by the AA Head Should no Australian athletes compete in the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics, the fastest male Coach and Selection Committee, in their discretion, taking into account the most appropriate and viable and female athletes as at 3rd May 2004 will be automatic nominations provided s/he attains the Olympic A competition programme for the athlete. standard (in legal conditions) [see clause 6 for standards and conditions required] since 1st September 2002, and has met all the requirements of clause 3.5. 3.2.6 Remaining Nomination - Road Walks Where one athlete has been pre-nominated (as per 3.1): IAAF rules permit the entry of one athlete in each event provided the athlete has attained at least the B Where one athlete has been pre-nominated, the fastest athlete as at 3rd May 2004 will be an automatic standard in the qualifying period.Where more than one athlete is entered in any event all athletes, including nomination provided s/he attains the Olympic A standard (in legal conditions) [see clause 6 for standards and the first, must have attained the A standard in the qualifying period. conditions required] since 1st September 2002, and has met all the requirements of clause 3.5.

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automatically entitle an athlete to nomination. Where two athletes have been pre-nominated (as per 3.1): 3.4.4.3 Demonstration of superiority (i.e., split times) in relay running from data collected in the 2 x 100m, 4 x 100m There will be no automatic nominations. and 200m competitions during the 2004 Telstra A Series will be considered in the nomination of relay runners. In the case of the 4 x 400m relay team, data from 4 x 400m races during the 2004 Telstra A Series 3.3.2 Remaining Nominations - Marathon will also be used in determining nomination.

IAAF Rules permit the entry of one athlete in each event provided the athlete has attained at least the B 3.5 GENERAL standard in the qualifying period.Where more than one athlete is entered in any event all athletes, including the first, must have attained the A standard in the qualifying period. 3.5.1 Discretionary nominations will be based on athlete performances during the trial and the domestic season especially the Telstra A Series,Telstra A Championships, Member Association Championships and any other 3.3.2.1 Unfilled positions in marathon events may be filled by the AA Selectors at their discretion from amongst all meets/events specifically designated by the AA Selectors.Any IAAF sanctioned international meetings athletes who have attained at least the B standard, subject to the following clauses: conducted overseas in which an athlete may have competed will be taken into account.

3.3.2.2 Where athletes have participated in different marathons races, the AA Selectors will apply their discretion in 3.5.2 All prospective athletes, including marathon and road walk athletes, must compete in each of the following making the final nominations but will take into account such factors as times, recent head to head meets - the 2004 Telstra A Championships, 2004 Telstra A Series, and a 2004 Member Association performances between the athletes (if any), the quality of each performance relative to the conditions in Championship in the event(s) for which they are seeking nomination or a like event, unless exempted in which it was achieved and the high level performance record of each of the athletes, especially in major writing in advance by the AA Selectors. Communications requesting such exemptions should be directed international events, particularly at World Championships and Olympic Games. to the AA High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639). In the case of the Telstra A Series, this includes competing in a minimum of four (except for 10,000m, 3.3.2.3 In general, an athlete who has attained only the B standard will only be considered for nomination if s/he is marathon, and road walk athletes, who must compete in at least one) of the designated Telstra A Series considered by the AA Selectors to be on a rapid improvement curve and/or possess high potential in future meets for that event, unless an acceptable alternate event is agreed for one or more meetings with the AA international events and/or attain a performance that would place the athlete in the top eight at the Olympic Head Coach and Selectors (in the case of marathon athletes this would be either a 5000m or 10000m Games, based on data from the 1999, 2001 and 2003 World Championships and 2000 Olympic Games. Such event).Where an event is held on less than four occasions, athletes must compete on all occasions the event B qualified athlete can only be selected where no athletes who have achieved the A standard have been is conducted unless otherwise agreed by the AA Head Coach and Selectors [Note:All walkers must compete selected for the event. in the 2004 Telstra A 20km Road Walk Championships, unless exempted as above.]

3.3.3 All athletes must comply with all requirements of clause 3.5 to be eligible for consideration for nomination. 3.5.3 Athletes (other than those exempted by the AA Selectors in advance) who fail to compete in the meets mentioned in 3.5.2 or the relevant selection competition or trial because of illness, injury or family SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION 3.3.4 IAAF rules state that for the men's and women's marathon, only athletes aged 20 years and over on 31 bereavement may still be selected provided all other qualifying conditions have been met in advance of their December 2004 can be eligible to compete. non-participation.A medical certificate provided by a doctor nominated or authorised by AA will be required in cases of illness or injury. 3.4 RELAYS 3.5.4 Athletes unable to compete in any required meets, trials, training camps or other attendances required under IAAF Rules state that the top 16 national teams will qualify in each relay event on the basis of the average of these criteria must advise the AA High Performance Manager (Tudor Bidder: email their best two performances achieved in competitions sanctioned by the IAAF or by the Area Associations [email protected], facsimile 02 6214 1639) of this fact and the reasons therefore before, or if not and recorded during the period 1 January 2003 to 21 July 2004. practicable as soon as practicable thereafter, the commencement of such meets, trials, training camps or other attendances. In case of illness or injury, athletes may be required to undergo a medical examination by 3.4.1 Athletes seeking selection in individual events must make themselves available for relays. a doctor or doctors nominated by AA. In the case of bereavement, equipment failure, travel delays or other extenuating circumstances, a decision will be made by the AA Selectors in the particular circumstances of 3.4.2 Athletes seeking selection for relay events in 2004 must commit to the relay program in 2003 and 2004 each case. unless otherwise exempted by the AA Selectors. Such commitment extends to participation in relay events at the Telstra A-Series in 2004, the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics (if qualified/selected) and other 3.5.5 Athletes who at any time before or after nomination by AA, and before selection by the AOC, compete in domestic and international competition opportunities as communicated at any time by the AA Head Coach unsanctioned meets or events or meets/events without a permit, compete overseas without a clearance, or the appointed relay coaches or by any person delegated by them to do so. compete without being registered with AA through a Member Association, fail to provide the AA office with their current contact address and phone numbers, without a justifiable reason, will be ineligible for 3.4.3 Being a member of a team that qualifies for one of the 16 IAAF allocated positions in the 2004 Olympic nomination and/or further competition. Games, does not, in any way, guarantee that athlete a position in the relay squad or team for that event in the 2004 Australian Olympic Team or that a team will be nominated. 3.5.6 All athletes eligible for consideration for nomination will be governed by the IAAF Rules and AA's By-Laws, specifically those concerning age restrictions, the conduct and behaviour of athletes and teams and the Anti- 3.4.4 Irrespective of qualification in the top 16 teams, relays will only be nominated where: Doping Policy. 3.4.4.1 A minimum of three available athletes have each attained the AA relay qualifying standard (men: 4x100m - 3.5.7 All athletes seeking nomination must obtain and read the AOC Team Membership Agreement and AOC 10.45s or 4x400m - 46.50s, women: 4x100m - 11.65s or 4x400m - 53.10s) during the 2004 Australian Selection Criteria and must sign the Team Membership Agreement. domestic season.Where a relay team is selected, up to six athletes will, in general, be nominated for the relay squad.Where lack of form, injury, and/or illness to athletes nominated in the relay teams arises, which might significantly reduce the quality of that team, the team may not be nominated at the discretion of the AA Head Coach. 3.4.4.2 In the 100 and 400 metres selection trials, the first two placegetters will automatically be nominated for the 4. NOMINATIONS BY AA AND TEAM ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE AOC relay squad, provided that they have committed to all relay squad requirements (as communicated at any time by the AA Head Coach or the appointed relay coaches or by any person delegated by them to do so) prior 4.1 AA will nominate athletes to the AOC for selection to the Australian Olympic Team as follows: to nomination and commit to same up to and including the 2004 Olympic Games (unless exempted by the 5 March 2004 Track and Field; 20km and 50km walk AA Head Coach for any part thereof).The remaining nominations will be at the discretion of the AA 7 May 2004 Remaining nominations - Marathon, 20km and 50km walk Selectors, subject to the same provisions.Achievement of the times mentioned in clauses 3.4.4.1 will not 9 July 2004 Remaining nominations track and field and provisional nomination of relay squads

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21 July 2004 Confirmation of relay team nominations Wind assisted performances (see IAAF Rules) will not be accepted. Hand timed performances for events of The AOC will announce the athletes selected to the Olympic Team as soon as possible thereafter in each 400 metres or less will not be accepted. Indoor performance will be accepted. case. 7. SHADOW TEAM STANDARDS 4.2 AA will not make any nominations for selection to the 2004 Australian Olympic Team to the AOC unless it has adopted and implemented an anti-doping policy that conforms with the World Anti-Doping Code. Provided below are the standards for selection in the 2004 Olympic Games Athletics Shadow Team.The Team is prepared for administrative purposes only and will assist organisations like the AOC and AA. 5. MODIFICATION OF CRITERIA In no way does inclusion in the Shadow Team indicate selection or likely selection for the 2004 These criteria may be amended or supplemented by AA and specifically where matters arise which have not Australian Olympic Team. been provided for herein.Any amendments must be approved by the AOC. The 2004 Olympic Shadow Team includes: 6. NOMINATION STANDARDS i) all A & B qualifiers for the 2003 IAAF World Championships in Athletics (qualifying periods etc are as per the The following standards and rules determined by AA and the IAAF are supplied for information.The criteria 2003 World Championships selection criteria); or outlined above will be followed for nomination, not simply the achievement of these standards. ii) any athlete who has achieved a performance that is less than or equal to 1% slower, below, or behind the 2004 Olympic Games qualifying standard (listed below); or Note: Standards in bold altered by AA and/or IAAF in November 2003. iii) who finishes as either the first, second or third Australian athlete in his/her event at the Nomination Trials Men Women The AA Selectors will nominate the relay squad. ABAB 100 metres 10.21 10.28 11.30 11.40 Standards - 2004 Olympic Shadow Team 200 metres 20.59 20.75 22.97 23.13 400 metres 45.55 45.95 51.50 52.30 M E N WOMEN 800 metres 1:46.00 1:47.00 2:00.00 2:01.30 100m 10.38 100m 11.45 1500 metres 3:36.20 3:38.00 4:05.80 4:07.15 200m 20.96 200m 23.36 13:21.50 13:25.40 15:08.70 15:20.45 400m 46.41 400m 52.62 10,000 metres 27:49.00 28:06.00 31:45.00 32:17.00 800m 1:48.07 800m 2:02.51 SELECTION CRITERIA SELECTION Marathon* 2:12:00 2:14.50 2:32:00 2:36:00 1500m 3:39.27 1500m 4:09.62 SELECTION CRITERIA 100m Hurdles 12.96 13.11 5000m 13:33.27 5000m 15:29.65 110m Hurdles 13.55 13.72 10,000m 28:22.86 10,000m 32:36.54 400m Hurdles 49.20 49.50 55.60 56.25 Marathon 2:16.13 Marathon 2:37.34 3000m Steeple 8:24.60 8:30.30 110m Hurdles 13.75 100m Hurdles 13.24 High Jump 2.30 2.27 1.95 1.91 400m Hurdles 49.99 400m Hurdles 56.81 Pole Vault 5.65 5.55 4.40 4.25 3000m Steeple 8:35.40 Long Jump 8.19 8.05 6.70 6.55 High Jump 2.25 High Jump 1.90 Triple Jump 16.95 16.55 14.20 14.00 Pole Vault 5.54 Pole Vault 4.26 Shot Put 20.30 20.00 18.55 17.15 Long Jump 8.02 Long Jump 6.53 Discus Throw 64.00 62.55 61.00 57.70 Triple Jump 16.63 Triple Jump 13.86 Hammer Throw 78.65 74.35 67.50 64.00 Shot 19.80 Shot 17.03 Javelin Throw 81.80 77.80 60.50 56.00 Discus 62.87 Discus 59.15 Heptathlon 6050 5900 Javelin 79.99 Javelin 58.71 Decathlon 8000 7700 Hammer 75.64 Hammer 63.36 20km Walk 1:22:30 1:24:00 1:33.00 1:36.30 Decathlon 7781 Heptathlon 5959 50km Walk 3:57:00 4:03:00 20km Walk 1:24.50 20km Walk 1:36.58 4 x 100 metres Relay** 50km Walk 4:05.43 4 x 400 metres Relay** Athletes must be at least 20 years of age on 31st December 2004 in order to be nominated, selected or * The first 20 place getters in the men's marathon and women's marathon in the 2003 IAAF World entered for the 50km walk or marathon events. Championships in Athletics will be considered as having met the A entry standard. ** The best 16 National Teams will qualify in each relay event on the average of their two best performances achieved in competitions sanctioned by the IAAF or by the Area Associations and recorded during the period 1 January 2003 to 21 July 2004. The IAAF has reserved the right to alter these qualification standards at their discretion.AA may review and alter these qualification standards following any alterations by the IAAF. All marks must be achieved during an official competition held in conformity with IAAF Rules. Performances achieved in mixed events (between male and female participants) held completely in the stadium, will not be accepted (see IAAF Rule 147). Athletes must be at least 20 years of age on 31st December 2004 in order to be nominated, selected or entered for the 50km walk or marathon events.

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Series Meet Director: Khan Sharp 0411 662 464 Melbourne - Thursday 12th February LOC Chairman: Khan Sharp IAAF GRAND PRIX II MEET Venue: Melbourne Olympic Park Series Competitions Manager: David Gynther 0438 604 664 Swan Street Melbourne VIC 3000 Series Marketing Director: Helen Soulsby 0438 604 590 Ph: (03) 9428 8195 Fax: (03) 9427 9183 Series Media Manager: Katie Hodge 0438 604 584 Start Time: 5.30pm Meet Hotel: Mercure Hotel Welcome, Melbourne 265-281 Little Bourke Street Perth - Saturday 10th January LOC Chairman: Wayne Loxley Melbourne VIC 3000 IAAF AREA PERMIT MEET Venue: Perry Lakes Stadium Ph: (03) 9639 0555 Meagher Drive Fax: (03) 9650 3920 Floreat Park WA 6014 or Ph: (08) 9287 1200 Novotel Melbourne on Collins Fax: (08) 9287 1300 270 Collins Street Start Time: 4.00pm Melbourne VIC 3000 Meet Hotel: Novotel Langley Perth Ph: (03) 9667 5800 221 Adelaide Terrace Fax: (03) 9667 5805 Perth WA 6000 Ph: (08) 9221 1200 Telstra A-championships,Sydney Fax: (08) 9221 1669 Selection Trials for 2004 Olympic Games & 2004 World Juniors Australian Athletics Open & Under 20 Championships including: Athletes with a Disability, Combined Events, 5000m & 10000m Brisbane - Friday 23rd January LOC Chairman: Reg Brandis and 20km Road Walks IAAF AREA PERMIT MEET Ph: (07) 3398 9802 Thurs-Sun 26th-29th February LOC Chairman: Phil O'Hara Venue: QEII Stadium Venue: Sydney Athletic Centre John Smith - Venue Manager Olympic Boulevard Kessels Road Sydney Olympic Park Nathan QLD 4111 Homebush Bay NSW 2127 Ph: (07) 3405 7507 Ph: (02) 9752 3444 Fax: (07) 3405 7511 Fax: (02) 9752 3499 AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON Start Time: 5.30pm Meet Hotel: Novotel Brisbane 200 Creek Street Brisbane QLD 4000 Ph: (07) 3309 3309 Fax: (07) 3309 3308

Canberra - Fri/Sat 30th-31st January LOC Chairman: Michael Thomson IAAF AREA PERMIT MEET Ph: (02) 6244 7192 Venue: AIS Athletic Track Grandstand Block A Australian Institute of Sport Bruce ACT 2617 Ph: (02) 6214 1233 Fax: (02) 6214 1639 Start Time: Friday 6.00pm/Saturday 3.00pm Meet Hotel: AIS Residences Leverrier Crescent Bruce ACT 2617 Ph: (02) 6214 1388 Fax: (02) 6214 1433 or Novotel Canberra 65 Northbourne Avenue Canberra ACT 2600 Ph: (02) 6245 5000 Fax: (02) 6245 5100

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Telstra A-series – General Rules 2004 1. The Telstra A-series for 2004 will consist of designated events held at the following meetings: will have

Saturday 10th January Telstra A-series - Perth [IAAF Area Permit Meet] - to be held - Seated - Heats & Final - Ambulant - Wheelchair Friday 23rd January Telstra A-series - Brisbane [IAAF Area Permit Meet] - Invitation - Final on program - Final on program Event Grid as at 7 Jan Event Fri-Sat 30th-31st January Telstra A-series - Canberra [IAAF Area Permit Meet] Canberra on both Friday events 30th January (evening) 31st and on Saturday January (afternoon). with an * will Events be held on Friday, and with ** may events rounds qualifing have Saturday for on Friday - to be finals at a later confirmed date. F# NSW at the NSW State Championships, 28th January 2004, Sydney Athletic Centre. F H & F INV Athletes with a Disability: AMB WC Seated Throw

Thursday 12th February Telstra A-series - Melbourne [IAAF Grand Prix II Meet]

Thur-Sun 26th-29th February Telstra A-championships - Sydney Selection Trials for 2004 Olympic Games & 2004 World Juniors Australian Athletics Open & Under 20 Championships including: Athletes with a Disability, Combined Events, 5000m & 10000m and 20km Road Walks AMB AMB

2. UNIFORMS - ADVERTISING / LOGOS

Applies to all events at all Telstra A-series meets and all Australian Championships.

Athletics Australia encourages athletes to wear their member association, institute/academy or club uniform when participating in the Telstra A-series meets, depending on where their commitments lie. FFFF WC WC WC WC

Any athlete who wears non permitted advertising (ie other than clothing manufacturer's logos or approved club WC* WC* WC** WC* Seated sponsor logos of the permitted size (please read IAAF Regulations if you are in doubt) will be disqualified from Sat am Sat am the event and be ineligible to receive any awards, prize money or votes. For a second 'offence', the athlete will be disqualified from participating in subsequent meets, and thereby become ineligible for selection. AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON It is a condition of any invitation to compete, or acceptance of entry, for any event during the Telstra A-series, including National Championships, that each athlete agrees that his or her image may be used to advertise these or future Athletics Australia meet(s)or programmes or events, and that when competing, he or she agrees not to undertake ambush marketing by wearing clothing or apparel (other than competition clothing accepted under IAAF Rules) or referring in any other way to companies competitive to Athletics Australia's principal partner (which at the time of publication is Telstra) and sponsors (which at time of publication are New Balance, IGA,Accor and Qantas).

3. Entry into Telstra A-series meets is at the discretion of Athletics Australia.

4. Any dispute arising at any one of the Telstra A-series meets, which is not the subject of an appeal, which should have been referred to the meet Jury of Appeal, shall be referred to the Athletics Australia Track & Field Committee. It is a condition of participation in the Telstra A-series and all Australian Championships, that all athletes accept that the decision of the meet Jury of Appeal is final and may not be appealed to any court or the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

5. ELIGIBILITY FOR AWARDS

Only athletes eligible under IAAF Rules on the day of performance, to represent a member country of the IAAF (including Australia), shall be eligible for any awards or prize money that may be made available throughout the series. Zatopek Perth Brisbane Canberra Melbourne Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women JTFF FF F LJTJFFFF F* FFFFFFF F HJ FF FFF SPF F FF*F PVFFFFF FF T FDTF HT FF*F F F F* F F 800FFFFFFFFFF 100 F200300 F400FFFFFFF**F**FF H & F FFFFFF H & F F F INV H & F** H & F** F F F 15003000 F5000 U20 F U20 INV F F# NSW F F# NSW F* F F* F F F F F 400H 300H INV F 100H110H F F F F F F** F** F F Event 4th December 2003 10th January 2004 23rd January 2004 30-31st January 2004 12th February 2004 3000S F F F* F 10000 F F SP Seat Seated Seated DT Seat 20kmW 800 WC WC WC WC WC WC WC 100 200 WC400 WC WC WC WC* WC* 10000W F Sat am Amb 100200 Amb 400 Amb AMB AMB AMB AMB AMB AMB* AMB* 1500 WC WC5000 WC WC WC WC Telstra A-series Grid Telstra P P 48 49 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Prize Money for the 2004 Telstra A-series

Summary Criteria

The Telstra A-series for 2004 will consist of the following awards and winners: 1. Best single performance, international or domestic, during the period 8th April 2003 to 29th February 2004. 2. Consistency of performance, international or domestic, during the period 8th April 2003 to 29th February Telstra Athlete of the Year (Male & Female Awards) 2004. 3. Best performed athlete during the Australian domestic season from 1st December 2003 to 29th February Telstra Athlete with a Disability (AWD) of the Year (AWD Male & Female Awards) 2004.

Telstra Best Individual Track Performance in the Telstra A-series (Male & Female Awards) TELSTRA BEST INDIVIDUAL TRACK PERFORMANCE IN THE TELSTRA A-SERIES (MALE & FEMALE AWARDS) Telstra Best Individual AWD Track Performance in the Telstra A-series (AWD Male & Female Awards) $1,000 Telstra Shop voucher each for the male and female winner. Telstra Best Individual Field Performance in the Telstra A-series (Male & Female Awards) In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Best Individual Track Performance in the Telstra A-series (Male & Female Telstra Best Individual AWD Field Performance in the Telstra A-series (AWD Male & Female Awards) Awards) will be judged on performances in the 2003/2004 Telstra A-series events, including 2003 Zatopek Classic,Telstra A-series Perth,Telstra A-series Brisbane,Telstra A-series Canberra,Telstra A-series Melbourne Telstra Best Individual Out of Stadium Performance Domestic or International and Telstra A-championships in Sydney. All performances will be considered by a panel of five judges. Judges (incorporates 2 awards - Male or AWD Male Award and Female or AWD Female Award) will be asked to choose the five best performances and vote 5 points for first choice, 4 points for second choice, 3 points for third choice, 2 points for fourth choice and 1 point for fifth choice. The criteria the judges Telstra Junior Athlete of the Year (Male or Female Award) are to consider will be the best track performance (male & female) against the IAAF world top lists as at 30th September 2003. Judges may also consider the importance of the competition in which the performance was achieved, and any external factors, such as weather conditions, wind assistance, that may have added or TELSTRA ATHLETE OF THE YEAR (MALE & FEMALE AWARDS) adversely affected the performance.

The prize pool will be $20,000, with $10,000 each for the male and female winner. TELSTRA BEST INDIVIDUAL AWD TRACK PERFORMANCE IN THE TELSTRA A-SERIES (AWD MALE & FEMALE AWARDS) In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Athlete of the Year (Male & Female Awards) will be judged on performances AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON over the entire 2003/2004 athletics season. All performances, domestic and international, between the 8th April $1,000 Telstra Shop voucher each for the male and female winner. 2003 and 29th February 2004, will be considered by a panel of five judges. In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Best Individual AWD Track Performance in the Telstra A-series (AWD Male Three criteria will be considered by the panel, with each scored on a scale of one to ten, with ten as the & Female Awards) will be judged on performances in the 2003/2004 Telstra A-series events, including 2003 highest. The final score for each athlete will be the total of all three criteria. Zatopek Classic,Telstra A-series Perth,Telstra A-series Brisbane,Telstra A-series Canberra,Telstra A-series Melbourne and Telstra A-championships in Sydney. All performances will be considered by a panel of five judges. Criteria Judges will be asked to choose the five best performances and vote 5 points for first choice, 4 points for second choice, 3 points for third choice, 2 points for fourth choice and 1 point for fifth choice. The criteria the 1. Best single performance, international or domestic, during the period 8th April 2003 to 29th February 2004. judges are to consider will be the best track performance (male & female) against percentage of the world 2. Consistency of performance, international or domestic, during the period 8th April 2003 to 29th February record in the athlete's respective class. Judges may also consider the importance of the competition in which 2004. the performance was achieved, and any external factors, such as weather conditions, wind assistance, that may 3. Best performed athlete during the Australian domestic season from 1st December 2003 to 29th February 2004. have added or adversely affected the performance.

TELSTRA ATHLETE WITH A DISABILITY (AWD) OF THE YEAR (AWD MALE & FEMALE TELSTRA BEST INDIVIDUAL FIELD PERFORMANCE IN THE TELSTRA A-SERIES (MALE & AWARDS) FEMALE AWARDS)

The prize pool will be $10,000, with $5,000 each for the male and female winner. $1,000 Telstra Shop voucher each for the male and female winner.

In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Athlete with a Disability (AWD) of the Year (AWD Male & Female Awards) In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Best Individual Field Performance in the Telstra A-series (Male & Female will be judged on performances over the entire 2003/2004 athletics season. All performances, domestic and Awards) will be judged on performances in the 2003/2004 Telstra A-series events, including 2003 Zatopek international, between the 8th April 2003 and 29th February 2004, will be considered by a panel of five judges. Classic,Telstra A-series Perth,Telstra A-series Brisbane,Telstra A-series Canberra,Telstra A-series Melbourne and Telstra A-championships in Sydney. All performances will be considered by a panel of five judges. Judges Three criteria will be considered by the panel, with each scored on a scale of one to ten, with ten as the will be asked to choose the five best performances and vote 5 points for first choice, 4 points for second highest. The final score for each athlete will be the total of all three criteria. choice, 3 points for third choice, 2 points for fourth choice and 1 point for fifth choice. The criteria the judges are to consider will be the best field performance (male & female) against the IAAF world top lists as at 30th September 2003. Judges may also consider the importance of the competition in which the performance was achieved, and any external factors, such as weather conditions, wind assistance, that may have added or adversely affected the performance.

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Prize Money for the 2004 Telstra A-series (continued...) Past Athlete Award Winners

TELSTRA BEST INDIVIDUAL AWD FIELD PERFORMANCE IN THE TELSTRA A-SERIES 1990 David Culbert Overall Overall (AWD MALE & FEMALE AWARDS) Shane Naylor 100m Cathy Freeman 200m Steve Perry 400m Sharon Stewart 400m $1,000 Telstra Shop voucher each for the male and female winner. 1500m Krishna Wood 3000m 5000m Jenny Laurendet 400mH In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Best Individual AWD Field Performance in the Telstra A-series (AWD Male & John Caliguri 110mH Vanessa Ward HJ Female Awards) will be judged on performances in the 2003/2004 Telstra A-series events, including 2003 Tim Foster PV DT Zatopek Classic,Telstra A-series Perth,Telstra A-series Brisbane,Telstra A-series Canberra,Telstra A-series David Culbert LJ Kate Farrow JT Melbourne and Telstra A-championships in Sydney. All performances will be considered by a panel of five judges. Craig Watson SP Sean Carlin HT Judges will be asked to choose the five best performances and vote 5 points for first choice, 4 points for second choice, 3 points for third choice, 2 points for fourth choice and 1 point for fifth choice. The criteria the 1991 Overall Renee Poetschka Overall judges are to consider will be the best field performance (male & female) against percentage of the world 200m Monique Dunstan 100m record in the athlete's respective class. Judges may also consider the importance of the competition in which 400m Renee Poetschka 400m the performance was achieved, and any external factors, such as weather conditions, wind assistance, that may Simon Doyle 800m Sharon Stewart 800m have added or adversely affected the performance. Rod Higgins 5000m Jenny Lund 3000m Rohan Robinson 400mH Jayne Moyes 100mH TELSTRA BEST INDIVIDUAL OUT OF STADIUM PERFORMANCE DOMESTIC OR Tim Forsyth HJ Jayne Moffitt LJ INTERNATIONAL (INCORPORATES 2 AWARDS - MALE OR AWD MALE AWARD AND PV Louise McPaul JT FEMALE OR AWD FEMALE AWARD) TJ DT $1,000 Telstra Shop voucher each for the male or AWD male and female or AWD female winner. 1992 Tim Forsyth (2) Overall Daniela Costian Overall In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Best Individual Out of Stadium Performance Domestic or International Dean Capobianco 200m Melissa Moore 100m (Male or AWD Male Award & Female or AWD Female Award) will be judged on performances over the entire Josh Coull 400m Sharon Stewart 400m 2003/2004 athletics season. All performances, domestic and international, between the 8th April 2003 and 29th Pat Scammell 1500m Jodie Hebbard 1500m February 2004, will be considered by a panel of five judges. Out of Stadium events are to include Cross 3000mSt Gail Luke 400mH Country, Marathon (Able and AWD), Half Marathon (Able and AWD) and Road Walks: 50km & 20km (men) and John Caliguri 110mH Andrea Hughes HJ AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON 20km (women). Judges will be asked to choose the five best performances and vote 5 points for first choice, 4 Tim Forsyth HJ Nicole Boegman LJ David Culbert LJ Daniela Costian DT points for second choice, 3 points for third choice, 2 points for fourth choice and 1 point for fifth choice. Sean Carlin HT Judges may also consider the importance of the competition in which the performance was achieved, and any JT external factors, such as weather conditions, wind assistance, that may have added or adversely affected the performance. 1993 Simon Arkell Overall Jane Flemming Overall 100m Cathy Freeman 200m TELSTRA JUNIOR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR (MALE OR FEMALE AWARD) Barry Acres 800m Sandra Dawson 800m Peter O’Donoghue 5000m Krishna Stanton 3000m $1,000 New Balance voucher for the winner. Rohan Robinson 400mH Jane Flemming 100mH Simon Arkell PV Renee Poetschka 400mH In 2003/2004 the award for Telstra Junior Athlete of the Year (Male or Female Award) will be judged on Peter Burge TJ Mari Viduka TJ performances over the entire 2003/2004 athletics season. All performances, domestic and international, John Minns SP Daniela Costian SP between the 8th April 2003 and 29th February 2004, will be considered by a panel of five judges. Werner Reiterer DT Debbie Sosimenko HT Kate Farrow JT Three criteria will be considered by the panel, with each scored on a scale of one to ten, with ten as the highest. The final score for each athlete will be the total of all three criteria. 1994 Tim Forsyth (3) Overall Daniela Costian (2) Overall Damien Marsh 200m Cathy Freeman 100m Criteria 800m Renee Poetschka 400m 5000m Margaret Leaney 1500m 1. Best single performance, international or domestic, during the period 8th April 2003 to 29th February 2004. Simon Hollingsworth 400mH Jane Flemming 100mH Nick A’Hern Walks Kerry Saxby-Junna Walks 2. Consistency of performance, international or domestic, during the period 8th April 2003 to 29th February Tim Forsyth HJ Mari Viduka TJ 2004. Jai Taurima LJ Daniela Costian SP 3. Best performed athlete during the Australian domestic season from 1st December 2003 to 29th February 2004. Sean Carlin HT Daniela Costian DT Andrew Currey JT All of these Telstra Awards will be announced at the Telstra Athlete of the Year Dinner to be held on Sunday 29th February 2004 at the Wentworth Hotel in Sydney. A number of other awards will be presented at this gala event - log on to www.athletics.org.au for details (NB invitation only event).

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Past Athlete Award Winners (continued...)

1995 Werner Reiterer Overall Melinda Gainsford Overall 2000 Peter Burge Overall Lisa-Marie Vizaniari Overall 100m Melinda Gainsford 200m Peter Burge LJ Lisa-Marie Vizaniari DT Mark Ladbrook 400m Sandra Dawson 800m Patrick Johnson 100m, 200m Melinda Gainsford-Taylor 100m, 200m Nigel Adkin 1500m 5000m LJ Emma George PV Chris Unthank 3000mSt Catriona Larritt 400mH 400m Kyle Vander Kuyp 110mH HJ Simon Arkell PV Nicole Boegman LJ 2001 Andrew Murphy (2) Overall Overall Andrew Murphy TJ Debbie Sosimenko HT Andrew Murphy TJ Bronwyn Eagles Hammer John Minns SP Louise McPaul JT 3/5000m Lauren Hewitt 100m, 200m Werner Reiterer DT Patrick Johnson 1/200m Tamsyn Lewis 800m Multi Events Walk Sonia Brito 400mH 100m Tatiana Grigorieva PV 1996 Tim Forsyth (4) Overall Cathy Freeman Overall Dean Capobianco 200m Jodi Lambert 100m 2002 Craig Mottram Overall Bronwyn Eagles Overall Martin Byron 800m Cathy Freeman 400m David Geddes/ Sprints Jana Pittman Sprints Shaun Creighton 5000m Kate Anderson 1500m Craig Mottram Distance Tamsyn Lewis Distance Rohan Robinson 400mH Simone Purvis 100mH Andrew Murphy Jumps Bronwyn Thompson Jumps Dion Russell Walks Kerry Saxby-Junna Walks Andrew Currey Throws Bronwyn Eagles Throws Tim Forsyth HJ Carmen Miller TJ Nathan Deakes Walks Jane Saville Walks Jai Taurima LJ Daniela Costian SP Sean Carlin HT Daniela Costian DT Athletes with Disability Andrew Currey JT Bruce Wallrodt Overall Lisa McIntosh Overall Tim Sullivan Ambulant Track Lisa McIntosh Ambulant Track 1997 Andrew Murphy Overall Joanna Stone Overall Geoff Trappett Wheelchair Track Louise Sauvage Wheelchair Track 100m Rebecca Vormister 200m Murray Goldfinch Ambulant Field Jodi Willis-Roberts Ambulant Field 400m Saleena Roberts 800m Bruce Wallrodt Seated Field Claire Summersgill Seated Field Scott Petersen 1500m Kate Anderson 5000m Chris Unthank 3000mSt Lauren Poetschka 400mH 2003 Overall Jana Pittman Overall AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON Kyle Vander Kuyp 110mH Alison Inverarity HJ Patrick Johnson Sprints/Hurdles Jana Pittman Sprints/Hurdles PV Kylie Reed LJ Kris McCarthy Distance Tamsyn Lewis Distance Andrew Murphy TJ Debbie Sosimenko HT Peter Burge Jumps Bronwyn Thompson Jumps Justin Anlezark SP Joanna Stone JT Justin Anlezark Throws Bronwyn Eagles Throws Ben Jaaniste DT Walks Jane Saville Walks Peter Banks Multi Events Athletes with Disability 1998 Tim Forsyth (5) Overall Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (2) Overall Hamish McDonald Overall Louise Sauvage Overall Matt Shirvington 200m Melinda Gainsford-Taylor 100m Andrew Newell Ambulant Track/Jumps Katrina Webb Ambulant Track/Jumps Brendan Hanigan 800m Cathy Freeman 400m Geoff Trappett Wheelchair Track Louise Sauvage Wheelchair Track 5000m Liz Miller 1500m Ambulant Field Amanda Fraser Ambulant Field Rohan Robinson 400mH Debbi Edwards 100mH Bruce Wallrodt Seated Field - Male and Tim Forsyth HJ Emma George PV Female combined Jai Taurima LJ Mari Viduka TJ Stuart Rendell HT Lisa-Marie Vizaniari SP Andrew Currey JT DT Nick A’Hern Walks Jane Saville Walks

1999 Andrew Murphy (2) Overall Alison Lever Overall Matt Shirvington 100m Lauren Hewitt 200m Brad Jamieson 400m Tamsyn Lewis 800m Hamish Christensen 1500m Kerryn McCannn 5000m Kyle Vander Kuyp 110mH Evette Cordy 400m Stephen Thurston 3000mSC Alison Inverarity HJ PV Nicole Boegman LJ Andrew Murphy TJ Debbie Sosimenko Hammer SP DT

P P 54 55 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide Jackie PERKINSJackie PERKINSJacquie MUNRO SAXBYKerry VIC 5.48.8 VIC NSWIS 13.24 33.59.92 W +1.6 89 AIS 02 12.17.29 87 91 Jane FLEMMING JUNNA-SAXBYKerry AIS AIS 13.40 12.00.54 W +1.5 95 95 AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON MEET RECORDS MEET RECORDS PREVIOUS EDITIONS PREVIOUS EDITIONS PREVIOUS TELSTRA A-SERIES - BRISBANE A-SERIES TELSTRA TELSTRA A-SERIES - CANBERRA A-SERIES TELSTRA (continued...) Patrick JOHNSON AIS 10.13 W -1.3 03 200m300m400m800m1000m1500m Patrick JOHNSON2000m CLARK Darren Daniel BATMAN LANGAT Sammy Tim CHERRY AIS NSW AIS 20.64 KEN 32.20 W +0.5 VIC 45.02 KEN 1.45.66 01 3.37.46 2.23.66 89 HEERVAN Tania 95 03 95 95D FREEMAN Cathy LEWIS Tamsyn FREEMAN Cathy SASI 22.42 W +2.0 VIS/AIS 99 VIS 37.24 VIS CAN 50.91 4.06.8 1.59.21 95D 00 90 00 60m100m Paul HENDERSON Patrick JOHNSON NAS3000m AIS2 Miles5000m 6.7010000m 10.13100m Hurdles W +2.2 Pat CARROLL110m Hurdles W +2.5 KIMANI Joseph 95D400m Hurdles 01 Shaun CREIGHTON Colin JACKSON3000m Walk Abou HAMEDWalk Zid 5000m Walk10000m LEE Veronica 20k Walk AIS SMITH David QLD Nathan DEAKES3000m Steeple KEN HEWITT Lauren GBRHigh Jump NSW KIPTOO Julius 7.54.68 VaultPole 13.37.61 8.30.78 Nick A'HERNLong Jump 49.33 13.41 JumpTriple Tim FORSYTHShot Put AIS W -1.2 Simon ARKELL AISDiscus ThrowTAURIMA Jai 93 Throw MURPHY Andrew Hammer 91 94 KENThrow 38.44.87 95D Javelin Ian WINCHESTER NSW Stuart RENDELL VIS 18.58.014x100m AIS MINNS John 99 8.29.794x400m CURREY 7.42 AIS/VIS Andrew 11.18 NSWIS SASI 2.35m 1:22.35 Sonia O'SULLIVAN Benita JOHNSON NZL W +2.1 16.87m AIS 02 W +3.3 AIS Australia 87 95D 5.60m W +1.7 Jana PITTMAN 00 Australia Red NSWIS 62.61m 99 98 8.26m AIS 79.20m 85.69m W +5.6 93 95 SAXBY Kerry SAXBY 98 Kerry 19.64m IRL ACTAS 95 Nicole MLADENIS 98 8.48.57 03 02 15.10.98WARD Vanessa VIS Nicole BOEGMAN 89 Tatiana GRIGORIEVA 3.03.73 Daniela COSTIAN 39.11 53.76 03 EAGLES Bronwyn Louise McPAUL 97 AIS WAIS AIS Astra ETIENNE 13.57m 42.14.2 W +2.3 AIS 94 22.14.4 AIS SASI (Road) 01 94 03 AIS 88 4.40 6.64m 1.90m NSWIS AIS W +3.3 70.28m Australia 66.72m 86 98 Australia AIS 65.64m 89 02 18.04m 03 89 98 88 3.30.64 44.13 86 98 198619871988198919901991 Invitational Seiko/AIS 1992 Invitational Seiko/AIS 1993 AIS Invitational1994 Drug Offensive AIS 1995 Invitational Twilight 1996AIS Classic Seiko 1997AIS Classic Seiko 1998 AIS Sugar Games 21st January AIS Classic 20th January Optus Grand Prix - Canberra Optus Grand Prix - Canberra Optus Grand Pirx - Canberra 26th January 26th January Optus Grand Prix - Canberra 10th January 18th March 26th January December 3rd 27th January 11th January 25th January 8th February 1999 2000 28th January 2002 2001 2003 Optus Grand Prix - Canberra Optus Grand Prix - CanberraA-series - Canberra Telstra Athletics Grand Prix - Canberra Telstra A-series - Canberra Telstra 6th February 18th February 15th January 8th February February 22nd-23rd 100m200m400m800m1500mMile SHIRVINGTON Matt 3000m MARSH Damien 5000m DWYER Patrick 100m Hurdles SAID-GUERNI Djabir NSWIS Martin KEINO110m Hurdles 10.22200m Hurdles KOMEN Daniel Simon DOYLE Colin JACKSON400m Hurdles ALG AIS KIPKOSGEI W+1.3 Luke WOHLSEN Darryl 3000m Walk NSWISTHOMASWalk Eric 10k 99 1.45.16 45.503000m Steeple 20.43 KENHigh JumpTHURSTON Stephen Vault GBRPole QAS KEN W +0.7 KEN AIS Simon BAKER 3.35.85Long Jump 94 JumpTriple Melinda GAINSFORD 13.22 22.59 Tim FORSYTH 7.55.05 USA SASI 13.26.06Shot Put 00 4.01.12 Dmitri MARKOVThrow 00Discus CULBERT W 0.0 David W +0.2Throw MURPHY Andrew Hammer 49.07 8.33.77 96 96 Throw REITERER Werner Javelin Karsten KOBS Melinda GAINSFORD 97 AISANLEZARK4x100m Justin VIS/AIS 00 LEWIS AIS 954x400m Tamsyn BLANK Peter SASI FREEMAN Cathy 89 2.31m NIS AIS 41.32.82 VIS 5.81m 99 11.20ANDERSON Kate Australia 00 QAS GER 17.09m AIS 8.12m Australia Susie POWER LUND W +1.8 Jenny 62.98m W +0.9 Angela RAINES-WHITE 19.40m W +3.5 GER 76.18m 97 89 22.35 96 90 95 POETSCHKA Lauren 99 VIS/AIS VIS 81.35m 50.21 93 VIS QLD 00 RAHOULI SAXBY Baya Kerry 2.02.15 99 Gai KAPERNICK Nicole BOEGMAN 4.43.89 4.07.03 Emma GEORGE VIS 99 QLD WAIS 95 Daniela COSTIAN 39.18THOMPSON Tressa 55.60 9.20.9 15.25.31 3.14.61 Olga KOUZENKOVA 96 99 STONE Joanna AIS QLD ALG AIS 89 96 SASI 98 1.92m 6.82m 13.93m 91 USA RUS AIS 43.27.57 W +1.3 99 W +1.9WR 4.59m 00 91 17.44m 67.90m 67.32m 00 Australia 88 Zealand New QAS 91 98 65.50m 89 99 00 94 NZL 97 3.35.90 44.26 99 96 198819891990199119921993 Meet International 1994 AIS Drug Offensive1995 Grand Prix Mobil 1996 Sugar Games1997 Games Sugar 1998 Sugar Games1999 Challenge Mars Optus Grand Prix - BrisbaneFinal - Brisbane Optus Grand Prix Optus Grand Prix Final - Brisbane Optus Grand Prix Final - Brisbane Optus Grand Prix Final - Brisbane 13th March 12th February 14th March 18th March 15th March 4th February 21st March 13th March 2nd February 2001 2000 1st February 31st January 5th February 2002 2003 not held in Brisbane in 2001 Grand Prix - Brisbane not held in Brisbane in 2002 A-series - Brisbane Telstra 11th February January 23rd Meet Records Meet Meet Records

P P 56 57 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide Tamsyn LEWISTamsyn Jane FLEMMING VIS JUNNAKerry 1.59.42 AIS 13.08 00 AIS W +0.2 94 11.51.26Australia 91 3.32.41 Melinda GAINSFORD-TAYLOR NSWIS 11.03 W +4.5Jacquie MUNRO 98 NSWIS 13.13 W +4.8 03 AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON MEET RECORDS MEET RECORDS PREVIOUS EDITIONS PREVIOUS PREVIOUS EDITIONS TELSTRA A-SERIES - PERTH A-SERIES TELSTRA TELSTRA A-SERIES - MELBOURNE A-SERIES TELSTRA (continued...) (continued...) SASI 5.70m 03 100m200m400m800m1500m Maurice GREENEMile Frankie FREDERICKS3000m MILLS Derek 5000m LELEI David 10000m NAM CHIRCHIR William 100m Hurdles USA110m Hurdles 19.92 KIPKOSGEI Luke Simon DOYLE400m Hurdles 10.06 KIPKOSGEI Luke Colin JACKSON3000m Walk KIMANI Joseph W +1.6 USA KEN Bryan BRONSON5000m Walk W -1.6 993000m Steeple KEN 98High Jump 3.32.55 45.20 Nick A'HERN KEN KOSGEI John Vault Pole 1.43.97 KEN AIS GBRLong Jump USA KEN Jump 7.45.20Triple FREEMAN Tim FORSYTH Cathy 13.11.11Shot Put 13.24 3.51.54 Dmitriy MARKOV Marion JONES 48.40ThrowDiscus 28.30.32 BURGE Peter 00ACHIKEThrow Larry Hammer 98 W -0.5Throw AIS REITERER 00 Werner Javelin KEN Stuart Rendell 96/99 ANLEZARK4x100m Justin 00 SASI 994x400m MAKAROV VIS/AIS Sergey 8.19.47 19.19.76 91 00 HODGKINSON Toni 2.31m 98 FREEMAN Cathy VIC VIS/AIS 5.80m NSWIS HODGKINSON Toni GBR Queensland QAS 22.54 8.30m Sonia O'SULLIVAN AIS RUS USA Sonia O'SULLIVAN 63.02m 16.76m W +0.3 W +1.1 93 00 20.32m W +0.8 93 11.01 87.13m Jana PITTMAN 00 78.91m NZL 96 00 98 NZL W -0.9 4.06.23 VIS/AIS 98 89 1.59.42 IRL 49.85 03THOMPSON Bronwyn IRL Alison INVERARITY 99 Carmen MILLER 03 Emma GEORGE 8.43.51 39.46 15.03.28 00 Daniela COSTIAN VIS Georgette REED 97 DAMASKE Tanje QAS EAGLES Bronwyn 96 54.64 WAIS 7.00 01 98 TIS 1.95m 95 VIC W +1.8 AIS 02 13.36m 4.55m CAN 03 W -0.7 NSWIS GER WR 66.10m Australia 99 69.18m 16.35m 95 63.52m 97 94 02 96 96 43.68 94 198819891990199119921993 Classic NEC 1994 NEC Classic1995 Classic NEC 1996 NEC Classic1997 Classic NEC 1998 NEC Classic1999 Classic NEC NEC Classic NEC Classic ClassicTrack Nike Tour 17th MarchTrack Melbourne 9th March 8th February 7th February 25th February 25th February 24th February 25th 25th February February 20th February 23th February 29th February 2000 2002 2001 2003 ClassicTrack Melbourne ClassicTrack A-series - Melbourne Melbourne Telstra Telstra A-series - Melbourne Telstra 1st March 7th March 2nd March 1st March Long Jump JumpTriple Shot PutThrowDiscus BURGE Peter Throw MURPHY Andrew Hammer Throw REITERER Werner Javelin Balazs KISSANLEZARK4x100m Justin CURREY Andrew NSWIS VIS NSWIS 17.28m Australia QAS 8.24m W +3.5 NSWIS 64.96m 01 HUN W +3.6 20.07m 85.40m 03 77.35m Nicole MLADENIS 92 03 98 Nicole BOEGMAN 98 Daniela COSTIAN 39.98 Sue HOWLAND WAIS EAGLES Bronwyn AIS 14.21 W +4.7 6.84m 93 AIS W +1.6 02 ACT NSWIS 64.34m 98 63.94m 68.37m Australia 92 87 01 45.34 94 100m200m400m800m1500m Patrick JOHNSONMile3000m Dean CAPOBIANCO5000m CLARK Darren 100m Hurdles Kris McCARTHY AIS Eliajah MARU110m Hurdles CU400m Hurdles BOYD HILLARDT Ray Mike Colin JACKSONHigh Jump 9.88 BOYD Ray Vault Jiri MUZIK Pole 20.97 NSW VIC W +3.6 W -3.2 MATUSEVICH Konstantin 45.29 03 KEN Paul BURGESS 92 1.46.73 ISR VIC GBR 3.43.36 WA 13.14 3.58.35 2.36m WA CZE Angella ISSAJENKO Melinda GAINSFORD W +2.7 8.21.45 87 01 WAIS 96 14.29.7 49.02 97 5.70m 87 00 FREEMAN Cathy CEPLAK Jolanda 00 AIS CAN 88 Anne CROSS 00 10.8 22.82 02 Alison INVERARITY W +3.8 W -1.7 Sonia BRITO VIS Emma GEORGE SLO 87 95 WAIS 51.01 2.00.71 VIC 1.94m 4.16.26 WAIS VIC 02 4.50m 98 56.45 94 91 00 02 198619871988198919901991 Swan Challenge1992 International Challenge Quit 1993 Challenge Swan Premium 1994 Invitational Perth 1995 AIS Drug Offensive1996 Casino Challenge Burswood 1997 24th January Grand Prix Perth 1998 ChallengeVeg Fruit 'N 1999 ClassicVeg 21st January Fruit 'N Optus Grand Prix - Perth 25th January 10th February Optus Grand Prix - Perth Optus Grand Prix - Perth Optus Grand Prix - Perth 5th March 19th November Grand Prix - Perth BankWest 7th February 29th January 2001 22nd February 28th January 13th February 19th January 24th January 2002 24th January 2000Athletics Grand Prix - Perth Telstra 4th March 2003A-series - Perth Telstra Grand Prix - Perth BankWest 5th February A-series - Perth Telstra 16th March 8th February Meet Records Meet Meet Records

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Men - 100 metres Men - 800 metres 1987 Shane Naylor (Vic) 10.35(+1.8) Christopher 'Chris' Perry (Vic) 10.36(+1.8) Paul Narracott (Qld) 10.38(+1.8) 1987 Ian Gaudry (NSW) 1:49.64 Barry Acres (WA) 1:50.12 Alan Ozolins (NSW) 1:50.42 1988 Shane Naylor (Vic) 10.61(-2.4) Fred Martin (NSW) 10.75(-2.4) Steven 'Steve' McBain (SA) 10.82(-2.4) 1988 Ian Gaudry (NSW) 1:47.67 Barry Acres (WA) 1:48.09 Matthew 'Matt' Favier (Qld) 1:48.11 1989 David Dworjanyn (NSW) 10.57(-4.2) Shane Naylor (Vic) 10.68(-4.2) Tim Jackson (NSW) 10.68(-4.2) 1989 Simon Doyle (Qld) 1:49.90 Richard Polkinghorne (Vic) 1:50.35 Rodney Marks (SA) 1:50.42 1990 Tim Jackson (NSW) 10.43(-1.4) Shane Naylor (Vic) 10.59(-1.4) Steven 'Steve' McBain (SA) 10.76(-1.4) 1990 Dean Kenneally (Vic) 1:48.08 Greg Whitfield (Vic) 1:48.15 Matthew 'Matt' Favier (Qld) 1:48.67 1991 Dean Capobianco (WA) 10.36(+0.1) Shane Naylor (Vic) 10.43(+0.1) Steven 'Steve' McBain (SA) 10.46(+0.1) 1991 Simon Doyle (Qld) 1:46.76 Simon Still (Qld) 1:47.07 Dean Kenneally (Vic) 1:47.33 1992 Shane Naylor (Vic) 10.51(-2.3) Chad Stephenson (NSW) 10.58(-2.3) (NZL) 10.63(-2.3) 1992 Barry Acres (WA) 1:48.37 Dean Kenneally (Vic) 1:48.78 Simon Still (Qld) 1:49.15 (4) Rod Mapstone (WA) 10.69(-2.3) 1993 Simon Lewin (Vic) 1:47.06 Barry Acres (WA) 1:47.29 Simon Still (Qld) 1:48.23 1993 Dean Capobianco (WA) 10.17(+4.7) Damien Marsh (Qld) 10.20(+4.7) Tim Jackson (NSW) 10.20(+4.7) 1994 Brendan Hanigan (Tas) 1:47.70 Dean Kenneally (Vic) 1:48.16 Barry Acres (WA) 1:48.33 1994 Damien Marsh (Qld) 10.39(-2.9) Michael Johnson (USA) 10.51(-2.9) (4) Steve Brimacombe (Vic) 10.65(-2.9) 1995 Sammy Langat (KEN) 1:48.10 (4) Ewen MacDonald (Vic) 1:48.89 Vincent Malakwen (KEN) 1:48.50 (3) Dean Capobianco (WA) 10.54(-2.9) (2) Joseph Ischia (Vic) 1:48.36 (5) (Vic) 1:48.95 1995 Shane Naylor (Vic) 10.46(-2.3) Damien Marsh (Qld) 10.62(-2.3) Dean Capobianco (WA) 10.65(-2.3) 1996 Sammy Langat (KEN) 1:47.35 (3) Martin Byron (NSW) 1:47.98 (4) Joseph Ischia (Vic) 1:48.01 1996 Damien Marsh (Qld) 10.48(-1.7) Rod Mapstone (WA) 10.52(-1.7) Dean Capobianco (WA) 10.54(-1.7) (2) Heath Fitzpatrick (Qld) 1:47.63 1997 Steve Brimacombe (Vic) 10.31(+1.2) (NZL) 10.32(+1.2) Gus Nketia (NZL) 10.39(+1.2) 1997 Eliajah Maru (KEN) 1:47.33 (3) (Vic) 1:47.87 (4) Brendan Hanigan (Tas) 1:48.04 (4) Patrick Johnson (ACT) 10.49(+1.2) (5) Ryan Witnish (Vic) 10.52(+1.2) (2) Justin Rinaldi (Vic) 1:47.78 1998 Matthew 'Matt' Shirvington (NSW) 10.47(-3.4) Deji Aliu (NGR) 10.50(-3.4) (4) Damien Marsh (Qld) 10.71(-3.4) 1998 (KEN) 1:46.85 (3) Grant Cremer (NSW) 1:47.12 (4) Joseph Ischia (Vic) 1:47.62 (3) Paul Henderson (NSW) 10.68(-3.4) (2) Brendan Hanigan (Tas) 1:47.00 1999 Matthew 'Matt' Shirvington (NSW) 10.24(-0.8) Adam Basil (Vic) 10.34(-0.8) Chris Donaldson (NZL) 10.37(-0.8) 1999 Noah Ngeny (KEN) 1:47.70 (3) Brendan Hanigan (Tas) 1:48.72 (5) Joseph Ischia (Vic) 1:48.93 (4) Patrick Johnson (ACT) 10.40(-0.8) (2) Grant Cremer (NSW) 1:48.10 2000 Matthew 'Matt' Shirvington (NSW) 10.26(-0.3) Patrick Johnson (ACT) 10.32(-0.3) Damien Marsh (Qld) 10.40(-0.3) 2000 Assia-Djabir Said-Guerni (ALG) 1:44.28 David Lelei (KEN) 1:44.58 (6) Heath Fitzpatrick (Qld) 1:48.22 2001 Matthew ‘Matt’ Shirvington (NSW) 10.19 (+0.9) Patrick Johnson (ACT) 10.26(+0.9) Paul Di Bella (Qld) 10.27(+0.9) (3) Kris McCarthy (Vic) 1:45.91 (4) Martin Byron (NSW) 1:47.32 2002 Matthew ‘Matt’ Shirvington (NSWIS) 10.31 (-0.3) Paul Di Bella (QAS) 10.32 (-0.3) Darren Campbell (GBR) 10.38 (-0.3) 2001 Kristopher McCarthy (Vic) 1:47.08 Mark Rogers (NZL) 1:47.54 (3)Frazer Dowling (NSW) 1:47.60 (4) Patrick Johnson (AIS) 10.44 (-0.3) (4) Mal Muir (Qld) 1:49.93 2003 Patrick Johnson (AIS) 10.25 (-1.4) Matt Shirvington (NSW) 10.34 (-1.4) Adam Basil (VIC) 10.43 (-1.4) 2002 Nicholas Hudson (Qld) 1:49.51 Todd MacDonald (NSW) 1:49.75 Marcus Katter (NSW) 1:50.31 2003 Kris McCarthy (VIC) 1:48.20 Mark Rodgers (NZL) 1:48.56 (4) Aaron Jones (TAS) 1:49.79 Men - 200 metres (3) Lachlan Chisholm (NSW) 1:49.43 1987 John Dinan (Vic) 20.69(+4.0) Robert 'Rob' Stone (Vic) 20.90(+4.0) Peter van Miltenburg (Vic) 21.14(+4.0) 1988 Kieran Finn (WA) 21.16(-2.9) Brett Leavy (Qld) 21.65(-2.9) (NSW) 22.00(-2.9) Men - 1500 metres 1989 (NSW) 21.27(-4.3) (NSW) 21.33(-4.3) Andrew Douglas (Vic) 21.47(-4.3) 1987 Michael 'Mike' Hillardt (Qld) 3:37.59 (NSW) 3:39.23 (Vic) 3:39.43 1990 Robert 'Rob' Stone (Vic) 20.94(-1.5) Dean Capobianco (WA) 21.02(-1.5) Tim Jackson (NSW) 21.18(-1.5) 1988 Michael 'Mike' Hillardt (Qld) 3:47.62 Patrick 'Pat' Scammell (Vic) 3:48.38 Glenn Ritchie (NSW) 3:51.17 1991 Dean Capobianco (WA) 20.64(-1.2) Clayton Kearney (NSW) 21.29(-1.2) Takale Tuna (PNG) 21.36(-1.2) 1989 Dean Paulin (Vic) 3:41.35 Simon Doyle (Qld) 3:41.87 Glenn Ritchie (NSW) 3:43.61 (4) Andrew Douglas (Vic) 21.39(-1.2) 1990 Andrew Lloyd (NSW) 3:40.77 Patrick 'Pat' Scammell (Vic) 3:41.42 Martin Bannink (Vic) 3:43.34 1992 Dean Capobianco (WA) 20.57(-0.8) Damien Marsh (Qld) 20.70(-0.8) Brett Leavy (Qld) 20.85(-0.8) 1991 Simon Doyle (Qld) 3:38.38 Patrick 'Pat' Scammell (Vic) 3:39.53 Glenn Ritchie (NSW) 3:43.82 1993 Damien Marsh (Qld) 20.29(+3.4) Paul Henderson (NSW) 20.36(+3.4) Mark Ladbrook (Vic) 20.66(+3.4) 1992 Patrick 'Pat' Scammell (Vic) 3:43.28 Darren Abbott (SA) 3:45.07 Kealin Hanigan (Tas) 3:45.37 1994 Steve Brimacombe (Vic) 20.84(-4.1) Dean Capobianco (WA) 20.85(-4.1) Damien Marsh (Qld) 20.94(-4.1) 1993 Simon Doyle (Qld) 3:46.03 David Evans (Vic) 3:46.48 Alex Davey (Vic) 3:46.83 1995 Steve Brimacombe (Vic) 20.42(+2.9) Paul Greene (NSW) 20.49(+2.9) (NZL) 20.60(+2.9) 1994 Simon Doyle (Qld) 3:40.22 Richard Potts (NZL) 3:41.38 (4) Patrick 'Pat' Scammell (Vic) 3:42.16 AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON AUSTRALIAN (4) Daryl Wohlsen (Qld) 20.64(+2.9) (3) Dean Paulin (Vic) 3:41.73 SEASON 2004 1996 Dean Capobianco (WA) 20.79(-0.7) Mark Ladbrook (Vic) 21.11(-0.7) Daryl Wohlsen (Qld) 21.26(-0.7) 1995 Darren Lynch (Vic) 3:53.30 Dean Paulin (Vic) 3:53.62 Jason Rock (Vic) 3:53.81 1997 Chris Donaldson (NZL) 20.42(+0.5) (3) Patrick Johnson (ACT) 20.54(+0.5) (4) Paul Pearce (Vic) 20.75(+0.5) 1996 (KEN) 3:40.94 (3) Darren Lynch (Vic) 3:42.32 (5) Patrick 'Pat' Scammell (Vic) 3:42.82 (2) Steve Brimacombe (Vic) 20.44(+0.5) (2) Paul Cleary (Vic) 3:41.83 1998 Damien Marsh (Qld) 21.34(-2.0) Matthew 'Matt' Shirvington (NSW) 21.37(-2.0) Patrick Johnson (ACT) 21.42(-2.0) 1997 Paul Bitok (KEN) 3:41.56 (4) Holt Hardy (NSW) 3:45.24 (KEN) 3:44.85 1999 Chris Donaldson (NZL) 20.71(-0.4) (4) Patrick Johnson (ACT) 20.87(-0.4) Marc Foucan (FRA) 20.86(-0.4) (2) Scott Petersen (Vic) 3:43.38 (5) Nick Landbeck (Qld) 3:45.53 (2) Matthew 'Matt' Shirvington (NSW) 20.77(-0.4) (5) Daryl Wohlsen (Qld) 20.92(-0.4) 1998 Martin Keino (KEN) 3:40.91 Hamish Christensen (NZL) 3:41.17 (5) Timothy Carroll (Qld) 3:42.86 2000 Daryl Wohlsen (Qld) 20.64(+0.4) Chris Donaldson (NZL) 20.74(+0.4) Antonie Boussombo (GAB) 20.90(+0.4) (3) Holt Hardy (NSW) 3:41.42 (4) Chris Bowden (Vic) 3:42.62 (4) David Baxter (Vic) 21.10(+0.4) (5) Damien Marsh (Qld) 21.10(+0.4) 1999 Paul Cleary (Vic) 3:42.59 Scott Petersen (Vic) 3:43.99 Justin Rinaldi (Vic) 3:44.25 2001 Patrick Johnson (ACT) 20.59(+1.1) Paul Di Bella (Qld) 20.66 (+1.1) Paul Pearce (Vic) 20.75(+1.1) 2000 (KEN) 3:38.51 John Kosgei (KEN) 3:39.60 (6) Clinton Mackevicius (NSW) 3:46.56 2002 David Geddes (NSWIS) 20.62 (+1.0) (NZL) 20.85 (+1.0) Darren Campbell (GBR) 20.87 (+1.0) (3) Nicholas 'Nick' Howarth (SA) 3:40.19 (5) Alastair Stevenson (Qld) 3:43.47 (4) Patrick Johnson (AIS) 20.94 (+1.0) (5) Matthew ‘Matt’ Shirvington (NSWIS) 21.03 (+1.0) 2001 Clinton Mackevicius (Vic) 3:41.74 Zac Ashkanasy (Qld) 3:43.94 Lachlan Chisholm (NSW) 3:44.06 2003 Patrick Johnson (AIS) 20.50 (-1.4) Ambrose Ezenwa (NSW) 20.99 (-1.4) David Flowers (VIC) 21.33 (-1.4) 2002 Craig Mottram (VIS) 3:41.19 (NSWIS) 3:42.64 Clinton Mackevicius (Vic) 3:43.12 2003 Alastair Stevenson (QLD) 3:42.99 David Byrne (NSW) 3:43.03 (VIC) 3:44.02 Men - 400 metres 1987 (NSW) 45.42 Robert 'Rob' Stone (Vic) 45.73 Gary Minihan (Vic) 45.87 Men - 3000 metres 1988 Miles Murphy (NSW) 44.71 Mohammed Almalky (OMN) 45.49 (4) Mark Garner (NSW) 45.88 2003 (VIC) 8:00.45 Mark Tucker (VIC) 8:03.65 Shawn Forrest (VIC) 8:05.38 (3) Robert 'Rob' Stone (Vic) 45.73 1989 Darren Clark (NSW) 46.00 Mohammed Almalky (OMN) 46.23 (4) Mark Garner (NSW) 47.17 (3) Robert Ballard (NSW) 46.70 1990 Darren Clark (NSW) 45.04 Robert 'Rob' Stone (Vic) 45.31 Miles Murphy (NSW) 45.88 1991 Paul Greene (NSW) 45.61 Stephen 'Steve' Perry (NSW) 46.00 Joshua Coull (Vic) 46.16 1992 Mark Garner (NSW) 46.06 Jason Kougellis (NSW) 46.23 Joshua Coull (Vic) 46.68 1993 Darren Clark (NSW) 45.65 Jason Kougellis (NSW) 46.17 Joshua Coull (Vic) 46.38 1994 Brett Callaghan (Vic) 46.17 Michael Joubert (Qld) 46.20 Anthony Ryan (Qld) 46.47 1995 Paul Greene (NSW) 46.49 Mark Garner (NSW) 46.54 Michael Joubert (Qld) 46.54 1996 (GBR) 45.71 (3) Paul Greene (NSW) 46.16 (4) Lewis Rangott (NSW) 46.40 (2) Mark Ladbrook (Vic) 45.78 1997 Brad Jamieson (SA) 46.48 Declan Stack (WA) 46.20 Casey Vincent (Vic) 46.31 1998 Declan Stack (WA) 45.55 Patrick Dwyer (NSW) 46.44 Jason Schmidberger (WA) 46.77 1999 Brad Jamieson (SA) 45.59 Ibrahim Wade (SEN) 46.03 (5) Scott Thom (Vic) 46.52 (3) Casey Vincent (Vic) 46.16 2000 Patrick Dwyer (NSW) 45.21 Brad Jamieson (SA) 46.40 Daniel Batman (NSW) 46.71 2001 Paul Pearce (Vic) 45.87 Daniel Batman (NSW) 45.93 Tomas Coman (IRL) 46.18 (5) Anton Booth (Qld) 46.49 2002 Clinton Hill (NSWIS) 45.98 Michael Rehardt (QAS) 46.00 Paul Pearce (Vic) 46.07 2003 Clinton Hill (NSW) 45.50 Daniel Batman (AIS) 46.19 Casey Vincent (NSW) 46.39

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Men - 5000 metres Men - 1987 (Qld) 13:42.09 Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 13:47.79 Peter Brett (SA) 13:51.96 1987 Kenneth 'Ken' Gordon (Qld) 50.93 Darren Wright (WA) 51.22 Dolph Francis (Qld) 51.84 1988 Andrew Lloyd (NSW) 13:36.15 John Andrews (NSW) 13:42.37 Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 13:45.03 1988 Leigh Miller (Vic) 49.85 Darren Wright (WA) 50.30 Kenneth 'Ken' Gordon (Qld) 50.61 1989 Phil Clode (NZL) 13:58.05 (3) Gerard Barrett (Qld) 14:02.58 (4) (Vic) 14:27.26 1989 Leigh Miller (Vic) 50.65 Kevin Oakey (Vic) 51.34 Andrew Zorzit (NSW) 51.35 (2) John Andrews (NSW) 13:58.44 1990 Leigh Miller (Vic) 50.00 Tony Briggs (Vic) 50.21 Kevin Oakey (Vic) 51.66 1990 Simon Doyle (Qld) 13:45.05 John Andrews (NSW) 13:47.43 Darren Wilson (Vic) 13:48.50 1991 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.35 Tony Briggs (Vic) 50.11 Leigh Miller (Vic) 50.33 1991 Rodney 'Rod' Higgins (ACT) 13:49.42 Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 13:52.95 Patrick 'Pat' Carroll (Qld) 13:58.04 1992 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.94 Tony Briggs (Vic) 50.38 Manesh Pillay (WA) 50.72 1992 Andrew Lloyd (NSW) 13:30.52 Patrick 'Pat' Carroll (Qld) 13:30.53 Peter O'Donoghue (Vic) 13:31.44 1993 Syunji Karube (JPN) 50.21 (3) Leigh Miller (Vic) 51.81 (4) Andrew Zorzit (NSW) 52.07 1993 Peter O'Donoghue (Vic) 13:55.1 Julian Paynter (Vic) 13:55.7 Paul Patrick (Vic) 13:58.7 (2) Rohan Robinson (Vic) 50.35 1994 Julian Paynter (Vic) 13:38.99 Jonathon Wyatt (NZL) 13:44.21 Richard Potts (NZL) 13:53.41 1994 Nicholas 'Nick' Ward (WA) 49.49 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.62 Simon Hollingsworth (Tas) 49.68 (4) Paul Patrick (Vic) 13:57.34 (6) David Evans (Vic) 14:09.37 1995 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.35 Simon Hollingsworth (Tas) 49.73 Matthew Woodhouse (NSW) 50.63 1995 Daniel Komen (KEN) 13:41.24 (3) Julian Paynter (Vic) 13:53.66 (4) Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 13:55.88 1996 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.62 Simon Hollingsworth (Tas) 50.12 Zid Abou Hamed (NSW) 50.52 (2) Shaun Creighton (Vic) 13:41.24 1997 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.83 Zid Abou Hamed (NSW) 50.28 Matthew 'Matt' Beckenham (NSW) 51.21 1996 David Kibet (KEN) 13:38.48 (5) Julian Paynter (Vic) 13:45.27 (NZL) 13:40.44 1998 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.28 Zid Abou Hamed (NSW) 49.79 Blair Young (Qld) 50.57 (2) Shaun Creighton (Vic) 13:39.00 (6) Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 13:47.10 1999 Dai Tamesue (JPN) 49.39 (3) Rohan Robinson (Vic) 49.57 (4) Matthew 'Matt' Beckenham (NSW) 49.97 1997 Paul Bitok (KEN) 13:31.90 (3) Lee Troop (Vic) 13:36.69 (4) Darren Wilson (Vic) 13:38.60 (2) Zid Abou Hamed (NSW) 49.47 (2) Julian Paynter (Vic) 13:35.13 2000 Rohan Robinson (Vic) 50.21 Zid Abou Hamed (NSW) 50.45 Blair Young (Qld) 50.53 1998 Shaun Creighton (Vic) 13:24.84 (ACT) 13:36.81 Lee Troop (Vic) 13:41.16 2001 Blair Young (Qld) 49.89 Yoshihiro Chiba (JPN) 50.12 (4) Rohan Robinson (ACT) 50.87 1999 Ben Maiyo (KEN) 13:26.09 (4) Lee Troop (Vic) 13:42.60 Martin Keino (KEN) 13:35.09 (3) Matthew Woodhouse (NSW) 50.81 (2) Mizan Mehari (ACT) 13:31.02 (5) Darren Lynch (Vic) 13:46.37 2002 Olivier Jean-Theodore (FRA) 49.27 Matthew Elias (GBR) 49.77 2000 Michael Power (Vic) 13:28.11 Sisay Bezabeh (ACT) 13:33.23 Shaun Creighton (Vic) 13:42.68 (3) Michael Hazel (Vic) 49.85 (5) Peter Bate (VIS) 50.84 (6) Rohan Robinson (AIS) 51.73 2001 James Getanda (KEN) 13:29.53 Nigel Adkin (Vic) 13:44.86 Brett Cartwright (SA) 13:47.43 2003 Michael Hazel (VIC) 50.50 Tobby Sutherland (VIC) 51.43 Elliott Wood (NSW) 52.04 (2) Michael Power (Vic) 13:30.50 2002 Stephen Cherono (KEN) 13:11.55 (3) Michael Power (VIS) 13:39.94 (5) Scott Wescott (NSW) 13:40.28 Men - 3,000 metres Steeplechase (2) Craig Mottram (VIS) 13:12.04 1987 Michael 'Mike' Inwood (Qld) 8:51.01 Shane George (Qld) 9:06.06 Robert Gilfillan (Vic) 9:14.60 2003 Daniel Komen (KEN) 13:54.48 (4) Alastair Stevenson (QLD) 13:59.20 Sean Keely (CAN) 13:58.19 1988 Brendan Hewitt (SA) 8:45.91 Michael 'Mike' Inwood (Qld) 8:51.67 Gary Zeuner (SA) 8:53.86 (2) Michael Power (VIS) 13:55.99 (5) Dean Cavuoto (ACTAS) 14:00.90 1989 Michael 'Mike' Inwood (Qld) 8:48.35 Craig Logan (Vic) 8:50.84 Gary Zeuner (SA) 8:51.91 1990 Patrick Woods (ACT) 8:43.50 John Lisiewicz (SA) 8:45.11 Brendan Hewitt (SA) 8:49.0 Men - 10000 metres 1991 Shaun Creighton (Vic) 8:31.30 Patrick Woods (ACT) 8:53.40 Anthony Neal (Vic) 8:56.30 1987 Andrew Lloyd (NSW) 28:04.39 David Burridge (NZL) 28:06.16 (4) Peter Brett (SA) 28:16.03 1992 Shaun Creighton (Vic) 8:32.05 Jared Letica (NZL) 8:48.41 (4) Ian Humphries (NSW) 8:58.07 (3) Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 28:09.04 1988 Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 28:18.98 Andrew Lloyd (NSW) 28:30.48 Patrick 'Pat' Carroll (Qld) 28:30.55 (3) Graeme Olden (Vic) 8:51.55 1989 Andrew Lloyd (NSW) 28:22.95 Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 28:28.02 Jamie Harrison (NSW) 28:44.67 1993 Shaun Creighton (Vic) 8:29.31 Graeme Olden (Vic) 8:58.64 David Rundle (NSW) 9:01.55 1990 Jamie Harrison (NSW) 29:34.38 Dean Giblin (Tas) 29:39.27 Paul Arthur (NSW) 29:46.38 1994 Shaun Creighton (Vic) 8:41.49 Richard Russell (Vic) 8:45.53 Hamish Christensen (NZL) 8:46.24 1991 Jamie Harrison (NSW) 28:41.08 Peter Brett (SA) 28:43.09 Francois 'Rob' de Castella (Vic) 28:59.88 (5) Anthony Hill (Vic) 8:51.24 1992 Jamie Harrison (NSW) 29:02.72 Malcolm Norwood (Vic) 29:04.47 Roderic 'Rod' de Highden (Vic) 29:09.30 1995 Christopher 'Chris' Unthank (Vic) 8:47.61 Hamish Christensen (NZL) 8:55.66 (4) Graeme Olden (Vic) 9:01.37 1993 Rodney 'Rod' Higgins (ACT) 29:02.7 Roderic 'Rod' de Highden (Vic) 29:31.5 Paul Arthur (NSW) 29:38.7 (3) Anthony Neal (Vic) 8:59.28 AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 1994 Jamie Harrison (NSW) 29:30.84 Wayne Larden (NSW) 29:31.88 John Andrews (NSW) 29:32.65 1996 Christopher 'Chris' Unthank (Vic) 8:32.66 Phillip Costley (NZL) 8:44.94 (4) Graeme Olden (Vic) 8:50.61 SEASON 2004 1995 Robbie Johnston (NZL) 27:58.51 (3) Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 28:03.48 (4) David Evans (Vic) 28:55.55 (3) Scott Faulkner (Vic) 8:49.05 (2) Shaun Creighton (Vic) 28:02.13 1997 Christopher 'Chris' Unthank (Vic) 8:50.12 (NSW) 8:59.46 Tim Readwin (Vic) 9:06.04 1997 Julian Paynter (Vic) 28:35.31 Lee Troop (Vic) 29:16.03 Roderic 'Rod' de Highden (Vic) 29:27.56 1998 Christopher 'Chris' Unthank (Vic) 8:41.88 Scott Faulkner (Vic) 8:51.13 Stephen Thurston (SA) 8:55.41 1998 (KEN) 27:29.44 Julius Kiptoo (KEN) 27:30.04 Robbie Johnston (NZL) 28:07.80 1999 Martin Dent (NSW) 8:39.33 Stephen Thurston (SA) 8:41.50 Hiromitsu Sakakieda (JPN) 8:54.97 (4) Lee Troop (Vic) 28:08.35 (5) Stephen 'Steve' Moneghetti (Vic) 28:09.96 (6) Dean Cavuoto (ACT) 28:35.06 (4) Stephen McMahon (Vic) 8:58.14 1999 Luke Kipkosgei (KEN) 27:22.54.0 Ben Maiyo (KEN) 27:40:34.0 (7) David Evans (Vic) 29:04:05.0 2000 Christopher 'Chris' Unthank (Vic) 8:36.35 Stephen Thurston (SA) 8:39.98 Martin Dent (NSW) 8:43.67 (3) Lee Troop (Vic) 28:04:64.0 (6) Roderic 'Rod' de Highden (Vic) 28:57:87.0 2001 (Qld) 8:46.52 Yoshitaka Iwamizu (JPN) 8:49.10 (4) Ryan Taylor (ACT) 8:55.81 2000 (KEN) 28:30.32 Emerson Iser Bem (BRA) 28:51.17 Robbie Johnston (NZL) 28:54.54 (3) Scott McTaggart (ACT) 8:54.86 (4) Sean Quilty (Vic) 29:23.01 (5) Dean Cavuoto (ACT) 29:26.58 (6) (Qld) 29:32.77 2002 Peter Nowill (QAS) 8:48.66 Martin Dent (NSW) 8:54.81 Ryan Taylor (Vic) 8:55.86 2001 Luke Kipkosgei (KEN) 27:57.11 Abraham Chebii (KEN) 28:23.95 2003 Peter Nowill (QLD) 8:41.61 Richard Jeremiah (VIC) 8:43.80 Mark Tucker (VIC) 8:55.12 (3) Sisay Bezabeh (ACT) 28:40.09 (5) Nigel Adkin (Vic) 28:43.20 (6) Brett Cartwright (SA) 28:52.73 2002 Shaun Creighton (ACT) 28:45.44 Sisay Bezabeh (AIS) 28:48.15 Michael Power (VIS) 28:49.73 Men – 4x100m Relay 2003 Shaun Creighton (ACT) 29:27.56 Dean Cavuoto (ACTA) 29:28.67 Brett Cartwright (AIS) 29:30.74 2002 NSW 40.50 VIC 41.34 SA 41.55 2003 NZL 40.59 (3) QLD 41.30 (4) SA 41.31 Men - 110 metres Hurdles (2) NSW 41.22 1987 Donald 'Don' Wright (Qld) 14.03(+0.3) (NZL) 14.10(+0.3) (5) Neil McGillivray (Vic) 14.63(+0.3) (3) John Caliguri (Vic) 14.15(+0.3) Men – 4x400m Relay 1988 Donald 'Don' Wright (Qld) 14.04(-2.1) John Caliguri (Vic) 14.06(-2.1) Steve Saunders (NSW) 14.69(-2.1) 2002 VIC 3:14.68 QLD 3:15.67 NSW 3:16.89 1989 Donald 'Don' Wright (Qld) 14.09(-1.9) John Caliguri (Vic) 14.19(-1.9) Dean Capobianco (WA) 14.51(-1.9) 2003 VIC 3:13.33 SA 3:13.90 WA 3:15.68 1990 John Caliguri (Vic) 14.15(-1.1) Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 14.31(-1.1) Tony Briggs (Vic) 14.67(-1.1) 1991 John Caliguri (Vic) 13.87(-0.4) Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 13.88(-0.4) Max Robertson (ACT/GBR) 14.33(-0.4) Men - 5000 metres Walk 1992 Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 14.33(-1.2) John Caliguri (Vic) 14.38(-1.2) David Cooper (Qld) 14.70(-1.2) 1987 David 'Dave' Smith (Vic) 19:22.70 Simon Baker (Vic) 20:26.25 Andrew Jachno (Vic) 20:44.26 1993 Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 13.57(+1.7) David Cooper (Qld) 13.92(+1.7) John Caliguri (Vic) 13.93(+1.7) 1988 Simon Baker (Vic) 19:40.76 Andrew Jachno (Vic) 20:11.49 Paul Kennedy (Vic) 22:25.27 1994 Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 13.60(-3.0) Jack Pierce (USA) 13.72(-3.0) (4) Paul Edmiston (WA) 14.36(-3.0) 1989 Simon Baker (Vic) 19:38.23 Andrew Jachno (Vic) 20:06.10 Paul Copeland (Vic) 21:06.70 (3) David Cooper (Qld) 14.34(-3.0) 1990 Andrew Jachno (Vic) 19:29.84 Nicholas Ahern (NSW) 19:56.03 Simon Baker (Vic) 20:36.51 1995 Colin Jackson (GBR) 13.32(-0.9) (5) Paul Edmiston (WA) 14.35(-0.9) (6) Ryan Moore (WA) 14.45(-0.9) 1991 Nicholas Ahern (NSW) 19:08.03 Andrew Jachno (Vic) 19:09.74 David 'Dave' Smith (Vic) 20:26.70 (2) Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 13.68(-0.9) 1992 David 'Dave' Smith (Vic) 19:23.41 Simon Baker (Vic) 19:47.84 Michael Harvey (Vic) 20:40.75 1996 Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 13.54(-1.6) Paul Gray (GBR) 13.80(-1.6) (4) Paul Edmiston (WA) 14.34(-1.6) 1993 Nicholas A’Hern (NSW) 18:58.7 David 'Dave' Smith (Vic) 20:09.9 Simon Baker (Vic) 20:33.2 (3) David Cooper (Qld) 14.27(-1.6) 1994 Nicholas A’Hern (NSW) 19:11.99 Steven 'Steve' Beecroft (Vic) 19:46.91 Simon Baker (Vic) 19:57.43 1997 Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 13.81(-2.5) David Cooper (Qld) 14.23(-2.5) (SA) 14.27(-2.5) 1995 Nicholas A’Hern (NSW) 19:36.72 Dion Russell (Vic) 20:07.28 Brent Vallance (NSW) 20:40.45 1998 Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 14.00(-2.0) Kimihiro Asami (JPN) 14.40(-2.0) Manabu Tomita (JPN) 14.48(-2.0) 1996 Nicholas A’Hern (NSW) 19:23.18 Brent Vallance (NSW) 19:30.63 (NZL) 19:42.28 (4) Jagan Hames (SA) 14.57(-2.0) (5) Chris Ingram (Qld) 14.73(-2.0) (4) Dion Russell (Vic) 20:04.76 1999 Kyle Vander Kuyp (Vic) 13.73(-0.6) Rod Zuyderwyk (Qld) 14.05(-0.6) David Rose (SA) 14.17(-0.6) 1997 Nicholas A’Hern (NSW) 19:24.31 Scott Nelson (NZL) 20:13.84 (4) Damien O’Mara (NSW) 20:37.17 2000 Tim Ewen (SA) 13.87(+1.5) Berlioz Randriamihaja (MAD) 13.96(+1.5) Yasunori Yoshioka (JPN) 14.13(+1.5) (3) Brent Vallance (NSW) 20:25.87 (4) Stuart Anderson (Qld) 14.14(+1.5) (5) Martin Barrow (Vic) 14.19(+1.5) 1998 Nicholas A’Hern (NSW) 19:12.92 Dion Russell (Vic) 19:39.62 Scott Nelson (NZL) 20:11.05 2001 Kyle Vander Kype (ACT) 13.55 Stuart Anderson (Qld) 13.73 Kimihiro Asami (JPN) 13.95 (4) Troy Sundstrom (NSW) 20:28.65 (4) Nfa Forster-Jones (Vic) 14.08 1999 No longer contested 2002 Colin Jackson (GBR) 13.71 (-1.1) (3) Kyle Vander Kuyp (VIS) 14.14 (-1.1) (6) Nfa-Deynde Forster-Jones (VIS) 14.36 (-1.1) (2) Timothy Ewen (VIS) 14.05 (-1.1) 2003 Kyle Vander Kuyp (VIC) 14.14 (-1.9) Stuart Anderson (QLD) 14.15 (-1.9) Gregory Eyears (NSW) 14.28 (-1.9)

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Men - High Jump Men - Triple Jump 1987 Marc Howard (Vic) 2.16m Roger Te Puni (NZL) 2.16m Kirk McNeely (NZL) 2.16m 1987 Peter Beames (Vic) 15.95m(-1.9) Andrew Murphy (Vic) 15.41m(-1.2) Robert Syme (SA) 15.29m(-0.5) (4) Phillip 'Phil' Henderson (Vic) 2.13m (6) Desmond Braithwaite (Vic) 2.10m 1988 Peter Beames (Vic) 16.55m(+3.6) Matthew 'Matt' Sweeney (Vic) 16.52m(+2.2) Andrew Murphy (Vic) 16.33m(+4.0) 1988 David Anderson (WA) 2.26m Marc Howard (Vic) 2.26m Warren Lefebvre (NSW) 2.11m 1989 Matthew 'Matt' Sweeney (Vic) 16.65m(+1.5) Peter Beames (Vic) 16.13m(+1.7) Paul Simonsen (NSW) 16.13m(+1.6) 1989 Ian Garrett (NSW) 2.22m David Anderson (WA) 2.22m Phillip 'Phil' Henderson (Vic) 2.18m 1990 Andrew Murphy (Vic) 16.57m(+1.1) John MacKenzie (WA) 15.90m(+1.5) Timothy 'Tim' Barnes (NSW) 15.69m Marc Howard (Vic) 2.18m 1991 Matthew 'Matt' Sweeney (Vic) 16.31m Andrew Murphy (Vic) 15.91m Simon Jacotine (Vic) 15.42m 1990 David Anderson (WA) 2.26m Andrew Davis (SA) 2.20m Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.15m 1992 Matthew 'Matt' Sweeney (Vic) 16.02m Andrew Murphy (Vic) 15.94m Anthony 'Tony' Brideson (SA) 15.64m 1991 Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.30m Ian Garrett (NSW) 2.22m David Hay (Vic) 2.19m 1993 Peter Burge (Qld) 15.87m Leigh Stuart (Vic) 15.76m Anthony 'Tony' Brideson (SA) 15.57m David Anderson (WA) 2.19m 1994 Andrew Murphy (Vic) 16.76m(+3.2) Jari Lamsa (FIN) 15.80m(+3.2) (4) Anthony 'Tony' Brideson (SA) 15.61m(+5.0) 1992 Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.33m David Anderson (WA) 2.31m Lochsley Thomson (NSW) 2.31m (3) Paul Simonsen (NSW) 15.72m(+3.2) 1993 Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.28m Lochsley Thomson (NSW) 2.24m Jagan Hames (SA) 2.20m 1995 Andrew Murphy (Vic) 16.34m(+0.6) Timothy 'Tim' Barnes (NSW) 15.99m(-0.5) Leigh Stuart (Vic) 15.80m(+2.1) David Anderson (WA) 2.20m 1996 Andrew Murphy (Vic) 17.07m(+1.8) Peter Burge (Qld) 16.03m(+1.9) John MacKenzie (WA) 15.68m(+1.6) 1994 Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.33m Jagan Hames (SA) 2.30m Lochsley Thomson (NSW) 2.27m 1997 Andrew Murphy (Vic) 17.03m(+4.1) Timothy 'Tim' Barnes (NSW) 15.78m(+4.2) Stacey Taurima (Qld) 15.71m(+1.0) 1995 Ian Garrett (NSW) 2.21m Christopher 'Chris' Anderson (WA) 2.18m David Frazer (Vic) 2.18m 1998 (GBR) 16.79m(+2.1) (4) Llanley Crowder (NSW) 15.76m(+3.1) Mohd Zaki Sadri (MAS) 15.86m(+1.7) 1996 Christopher 'Chris' Anderson (WA) 2.27m Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.23m Yoshiteru Kaihoko (JPN) 2.19m (2) Andrew Murphy (Vic) 16.19m(+2.2) (5) Timothy 'Tim' Barnes (NSW) 15.74m(+1.8) (4) Ian Garrett (NSW) 2.15m 1999 Andrew Murphy (Vic) 17.04m(+0.6) Jacob McReynolds (Qld) 15.92m(+0.9) Takashi Komatsu (JPN) 15.89m(+0.7) 1997 Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.36m Glen Howard (NZL) 2.18m (4) (NSW) 2.18m (4) Stacey Taurima (Qld) 15.84m(+0.4) Jagan Hames (SA) 2.18m 2000 Rogel Nachum (ISR) 16.80m(+0.2) (4) Timothy 'Tim' Barnes (NSW) 15.97m(-1.4) Larry Achike (GBR) 16.28m(+2.3) 1998 Timothy 'Tim' Forsyth (Vic) 2.32m Jin-Taek Lee (KOR) 2.10m (4) Chris Hogan (Tas) 2.10m (2) Andrew Murphy (Vic) 16.56m(-1.0) (5) Jacob McReynolds (Qld) 15.59m(+0.3) Glenn Morante (NSW) 2.10m 2001 Andrew Murphy (NSW) 16.96m Jacob McReynolds (NSW) 16.47m Tim Barnes (NSW) 16.33m 1999 Ronald 'Ron' Garlett (SA) 2.18m Christopher 'Chris' Anderson (WA) 2.14m Nick Moroney (NSW) 2.14m 2002 Andrew Murphy (NSW) 16.53m (+0.2) Jacob McReynolds (NSWIS) 16.46m (+0.4) Joshua Ferguson (QAS) 16.19m (+0.0) 2000 Nick Moroney (NSW) 2.22m Konstantine Matusevitch (ISR) 2.22m (5) Glenn Morante (NSW) 2.10m 2003 Andrew Murphy (NSW) 16.73m (+1.0) Michael Perry (NSW) 16.25m (+1.0) Joshua Ferguson (QLD) 15.91m (+1.7) (3) Ronald 'Ron' Garlett (SA) 2.18m 2001 Nicholas Moroney (NSW) 2.22m Mark Taylor (NSW) 2.14m Keith Elliott (NSW) 2.14m Men - Shot Put 2002 Nicholas Moroney (NSWIS) 2.22m (NSW) 2.22m Jarrad Pozzi (WAIS) 2.18m 1987 John Minns (Vic) 18.64m John McNamara (Qld) 17.65m Joseph 'Joe' Quigley (Vic) 17.39m 2003 Joshua Lodge (NSW) 2.21m Nicholas Moroney (NSW) 2.11m Phillip Nelson (WA) 2.11m 1988 John Minns (Vic) 18.91m Joseph 'Joe' Quigley (Vic) 16.86m Craig Watson (Tas) 16.04m 1989 John Minns (Vic) 18.65m Werner Reiterer (Vic) 17.13m Joseph 'Joe' Quigley (Vic) 16.85m Men - Pole Vault 1990 Craig Watson (Tas) 17.20m Werner Reiterer (Vic) 17.14m John McNamara (Qld) 16.33m 1987 Neil Honey (Vic) 5.25m Justin Thomas (SA) 4.80m Steve Wilson (SA) 4.65m 1991 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 17.52m Craig Watson (Tas) 17.10m John Hancy (WA) 16.95m 1988 Neil Honey (Vic) 5.15m Timothy 'Tim' Foster (SA) 5.15m Adam Steinhardt (SA) 5.15m 1992 Craig Watson (Tas) 17.22m John Hancy (WA) 16.93m Peter Lonsdale (Qld) 16.83m 1989 Simon Arkell (SA) 5.20m Timothy 'Tim' Foster (SA) 5.00m Neil Honey (Vic) 4.80m 1993 John Minns (Vic) 18.22m John McNamara (Qld) 17.15m Jason Impey (NSW) 16.01m 1990 Timothy 'Tim' Foster (SA) 5.15m Neil Honey (Vic) 5.05m John Mattinson (SA) 4.95m 1994 John Minns (Vic) 18.30m Jason Impey (NSW) 17.66m John McNamara (Qld) 17.65m 1991 Simon Arkell (SA) 5.55m Roman Bocharnikov (URS) 5.30m (4) James Miller (WA) 5.00m 1995 John Minns (Vic) 17.39m John McNamara (Qld) 16.65m Jakob Vujcic (NSW) 16.46m (3) Timothy 'Tim' Foster (SA) 5.20m (4) Mark Jeffrey (WA) 5.00m 1996 Pavol Pankuch (SVK) 17.95m (3) John Gorddard (WA) 17.50m (4) John McNamara (Qld) 16.87m 1992 Simon Arkell (SA) 5.55m Paul Gibbons (NZL) 5.40m (6) Adam Steinhardt (SA) 5.10m (2) (NSW) 17.53m (3) Timothy 'Tim' Foster (SA) 5.30m 1997 Clay Cross (NSW) 18.16m Justin Anlezark (Qld) 18.00m Christopher 'Chris' Gaviglio (Qld) 17.18m AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON 1993 James Miller (WA) 5.45m Simon Arkell (SA) 5:45m Tosiyuki Hasioka (JPN) 5.35m 1998 Justin Anlezark (Qld) 18.73m Clay Cross (NSW) 18.01m Aaron Neighbour (Vic) 17.43m (4) Greg Halliday (SA) 5.25m 1999 Clay Cross (NSW) 18.89m Aaron Neighbour (Vic) 18.26m Rhys Jones (Qld) 16.81m 1994 (USA) 5.45m (3) Adam Steinhardt (SA) 5.35m (5) Robert Hill (Vic) 5.25m 2000 Justin Anlezark (Qld) 19.24m Clay Cross (NSW) 18.33m John Minns (Vic) 17.61m James Miller (WA) 5.45m 2001 Justin Anlezark (Qld) 18.48m (Vic) 17.76m Aaron Neighbour (Vic) 17.65m 1995 James Miller (WA) 5.60m Simon Arkell (SA) 5.50m Adam Steinhardt (SA) 5.30m 2002 Justin Anlezark (QAS) 19.22m Clay Cross (NSW) 18.96m Rhys Jones (AIS) 18.02m 1996 James Miller (WA) 5.70m Simon Arkell (SA) 5.40m Brett Styles (WA) 5.40m 2003 Justin Anlezark (QLD) 20.96m Clay Cross (QLD) 19.00m Scott Martin (VIC) 18.72m 1997 James Miller (WA) 5.30m Paul Gibbons (NZL) 5.20m (4) Steven Levitzke (WA) 5.00m (3) Paul Burgess (WA) 5.00m Men - Discus Throw 1998 Dmitri Markov (SA) 5.50m James Miller (WA) 5.50m Paul Burgess (WA) 5.40m 1987 Paul Nandapi (Vic) 59.86m Werner Reiterer (Vic) 58.18m Bentley 'Ben' Laidler (WA) 53.58m 1999 Viktor Tchistiakov (SA) 5.40m Paul Burgess (WA) 5.30m David Cardone (SA) 5.10m 1988 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 62.48m Paul Nandapi (Vic) 55.14m Vladimir 'Vlad' Slavnic (Vic) 53.28m 2000 Paul Burgess (WA) 5.50m Dmitri Markov (SA) 5.50m Danny Krasnov (ISR) 5.50m 1989 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 61.64m Paul Nandapi (Vic) 59.40m Joseph 'Joe' Quigley (Vic) 54.34m (4) Alex Miroshnichenko (SA) 5.25m 1990 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 60.24m Paul Nandapi (Vic) 59.04m Vladimir 'Vlad' Slavnic (Vic) 54.10m 2001 Dmitri Markov (WA) 5.65m Paul Burgess (WA) 5.55m Victor Christiakov (SA) 5.30m 1991 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 58.94m John Hancy (WA) 57.24m Peter Lonsdale (Qld) 53.76m 2002 Paul Burgess (WA) 5.55m Alex Miroshnichenko (Qld) 5.15m 1992 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 60.72m John Hancy (WA) 56.70m Peter Lonsdale (Qld) 52.86m (=2) Luke Vedelago (QAS) 5.15m 1993 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 60.16m Richard Fejer (Vic) 52.98m Mark Henderson (Qld) 52.96m 2003 Dmitri Markov (WA) 5.50m Viktor Chistiakov (SA) 5.40m Paul Burgess (WA) 5.20m 1994 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 59.14m Peter Lonsdale (Qld) 53.66m Benjamin Jaaniste (NSW) 52.94m 1995 Werner Reiterer (Vic) 58.22m Randal Humich (WA) 48.36m Benjamin Jaaniste (NSW) 48.32m Men - Long Jump 1996 Justin Anlezark (Qld) 53.92m Peter Lonsdale (Qld) 53.56m Christopher Mene (NZL) 53.32m 1987 (Vic) 8.22m(+5.7) David Culbert (Vic) 7.93m(+5.4) Michael Morgan (Vic) 7.71m(+4.0) (4) Gerard Duffy (Qld) 52.16m 1988 Gary Honey (Vic) 8.30m(+5.8) David Culbert (Vic) 7.78m Steven Knott (Tas) 7.57m(+4.4) 1997 Gerard Duffy (Qld) 52.18m Benjamin Jaaniste (NSW) 52.06m Peter Lonsdale (Qld) 51.66m 1989 Gary Honey (Vic) 8.11m Clint Harvey (Qld) 7.81m(+5.0) Michael Morgan (Vic) 7.79m(+2.0) 1998 Ian Winchester (NZL) 58.77m (3) Christopher 'Chris' Gaviglio (Qld) 51.02m (4) Scott Young (Vic) 50.40m 1990 David Culbert (Vic) 7.95m(+1.4) Michael Morgan (Vic) 7.91m(+1.6) Andrew Murphy (Vic) 7.87m(+0.9) (2) Gerard Duffy (Qld) 53.08m 1991 Jonathan Moyle (NZL) 7.76m(+0.5) (3) Dean Smith (Qld) 7.57m (4) Clint Harvey (Qld) 7.48m 1999 Gerard Duffy (Qld) 53.32m (NSW) 52.71m Yohan Amerasekera (Vic) 51.81m (2) David Culbert (Vic) 7.71m 2000 Ian Winchester (NZL) 58.66m (3) Aaron Neighbour (Vic) 53.44m (4) Matthew Brown (Vic) 51.51m 1992 David Culbert (Vic) 7.79m Jonathan Moyle (NZL) 7.69m(+0.5) (4) Glen Carroll (NSW) 7.45m (2) Christopher 'Chris' Gaviglio (Qld) 55.52m (3) Michael Morgan (Vic) 7.61m 2001 Aaron Neighbour (Vic) 55.71m Graham Hicks (TAS) 55.10m Peter Elvy (NSW) 54.38m 1993 Mike Powell (USA) 8.43m(+1.7) (3) Jai Taurima (Qld) 7.84m(+2.3) (5) David Culbert (Vic) 7.69m(+0.7) 2002 Peter Elvy (NSWIS) 57.75m Christopher Gaviglio (QAS) 56.23m Ben Harradine (NSW) 56.17m (2) Michael Morgan (Vic) 7.85m(+4.8) 2003 Peter Elvy (NSW) 58.42m Scott Martin (VIC) 56.99m (NSW) 55.25m 1994 Jai Taurima (Qld) 8.00m(+4.4) Ryan Moore (WA) 7.99m(+2.5) David Culbert (Vic) 7.91m(+4.1) 1995 Craig Furber (Vic) 7.79m(+1.3) Aaron Langdon (NZL) 7.70m(+2.4) Jonathan Moyle (NZL) 7.68m(+3.9) (4) Jai Taurima (Qld) 7.58m(+0.7) (5) Graham Richards (WA) 7.57m(+1.6) 1996 Jai Taurima (Qld) 7.92m(+1.0) Aaron Langdon (NZL) 7.86m(+1.9) (4) Graham Richards (WA) 7.73m(+1.7) (3) Craig Furber (Vic) 7.75m(+0.9) 1997 Shane Hair (WA) 8.01m(+2.8) Jai Taurima (Qld) 7.88m(+2.9) Jagan Hames (SA) 7.83m(+1.3) 1998 Shane Hair (WA) 8.09m(+2.2) Jai Taurima (Qld) 7.92m(+1.4) Leigh Stuart (Vic) 7.81m(+2.2) 1999 Shane Hair (WA) 8.01m(+0.3) Jai Taurima (Qld) 7.99m(+0.2) Leigh Stuart (Vic) 7.72m(+0.3) 2000 Peter Burge (Qld) 8.28m(-0.4) Jai Taurima (Qld) 8.09m(+0.7) Nabil Adamou (Vic) 7.73m(+0.4) 2001 Peter Burge (NSW) 7.97m (Qld) 7.94m Leigh Stuart (Vic) 7.93m 2002 Timothy Parravicini (AIS) 7.94m (-1.2) Shane Hair (WA) 7.72m (+0.4) Peter Parsons (NSW) 7.55m (+0.0) 2003 Peter Burge (NSW) 7.82m (+2.1) Shane Hair (WA) 7.79m (+0.6) John Thornell (NSW) 7.78m (+1.2)

P P 64 65 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide Australian Open Athletics Championships Placegetters 1987 - 2003 (continued)

First Place Second Place Third Place First Place Second Place Third Place

Men - Hammer Throw Women - 100 metres 1987 Sean Carlin (SA) 70.36m Joseph 'Joe' Quigley (Vic) 69.94m Phillip 'Phil' Spivey (Vic) 67.88m 1987 Diane Holden (NSW) 11.49(+0.4) Jane Flemming (Vic) 11.61(+0.4) Kerry Johnson (Qld) 11.62(+0.4) 1988 Sean Carlin (SA) 72.90m Joseph 'Joe' Quigley (Vic) 70.84m Craig Watson (Tas) 63.64m 1988 Jane Flemming (Vic) 11.90 Kerry Johnson (Qld) 11.96 Diane Holden (NSW) 12.08 1989 Joseph 'Joe' Quigley (Vic) 71.22m Phillip 'Phil' Spivey (Vic) 67.42m Sean Carlin (SA) 67.24m 1989 Suzanne 'Sue' Broadrick (WA) 11.71(-1.9) Kathleen 'Kathy' Sambell (Wright) (NSW) 11.94(-1.9) Susan 'Sue' Butler (Clark) (NSW) 11.94(-1.9) 1990 Sean Carlin (SA) 70.46m Phillip 'Phil' Spivey (Vic) 64.96m Hans Lotz (Vic) 63.38m 1990 Jane Flemming (Vic) 11.65(-0.4) Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 11.67(-0.4) Michelle Seymour (NZL) 11.73(-0.4) 1991 Yuryi Sedykh (URS) 77.92m (4) Paul Carlin (SA) 62.58m Angus Cooper (NZL) 67.60m (4) Melissa Medlicott (Moore) (NSW) 11.82(-0.4) (2) Sean Carlin (SA) 70.06m (5) Robert Wagner (NSW) 62.16m 1991 Monique Miers (Dunstan) (Qld) 11.60(-0.3) Michelle Seymour (NZL) 11.66(-0.3) (4) Melissa Medlicott (Moore) (NSW) 11.75(-0.3) 1992 Sean Carlin (SA) 74.20m Peter Baxevanis (Vic) 68.76m Nobuhiro Tokoroki (JPN) 66.44m (3) Kathleen 'Kathy' Sambell (Wright) (NSW) 11.70(-0.3) (4) Paul Carlin (SA) 63.30m 1992 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 11.53(-1.3) Melissa Medlicott (Moore) (NSW) 11.60(-1.3) Kerry Johnson (Qld) 11.66(-1.3) 1993 Sean Carlin (SA) 74.74m Paul Carlin (SA) 67.74m Matthew 'Matt' Dwight (NSW) 61.42m 1993 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 11.26(+2.4) Jane Ovenden (WA) 11.60(+2.4) Tania van Heer (SA) 11.64(+2.4) 1994 Sean Carlin (SA) 74.72m Paul Carlin (SA) 65.96m Demetri Dionisopoulos (WA) 64.04m 1994 Gwen Torrence (USA) 11.46(-2.6) (3) Mel Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 11.55(-2.6)(4) Monique Miers (Dunstan) (Qld) 11.61(-2.6) (2) Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 11.52(-2.6) 1995 Sean Carlin (SA) 70.28m Stuart Rendell (ACT) 67.32m Paul Carlin (SA) 65.60m 1995 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 11.44(-1.1) Susanthika Jayasinghe (Vic) 11.87(-1.1) Jodie Lambert (WA) 11.89(-1.1) 1996 Sean Carlin (SA) 75.18m Stuart Rendell (ACT) 72.32m Peter Vivian (GBR) 68.62m 1996 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 11.72(-1.4) Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 11.85(-1.4) Sharon Cripps (Qld) 11.89(-1.4) (4) Paul Carlin (SA) 68.30m 1997 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 11.25(-0.7) Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 11.43(-0.7) -Kneebone (NT) 11.51(-0.7) 1997 Stuart Rendell (ACT) 75.90m Demetri Dionisopoulos (WA) 64.82m Patrick Hellier (NZL) 63.44m 1998 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 11.32(-2.7) Nova Peris-Kneebone (NT) 11.62(-2.7) Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 11.68(-2.7) (4) Paul Carlin (SA) 62.74m 1999 Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 11.48(-0.9) Jodie Lambert (WA) 11.65(-0.9) Sharon Cripps (Qld) 11.68(-0.9) 1998 Stuart Rendell (ACT) 71.30m Patrick Hellier (NZL) 66.55m (5) Justin McDonald (Tas) 62.81m 2000 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 11.53(-1.1) Jodie Lambert (WA) 11.72(-1.1) Suzanne 'Sue' Broadrick (WA) 11.74(-1.1) (3) Paul Carlin (SA) 66.54m 2001 Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 11.31 (+1.2) Sharon Cripps (Qld) 11.51 (+1.2) Rachael Jackson (NSW) 11.62 (+1.2) 1999 Stuart Rendell (ACT) 70.79m Justin McDonald (Tas) 64.25m Russell Devine (Vic) 62.04m 2002 Lauren Hewitt (VIS) 11.40 (+0.9) Gloria Kemasoude (NGR) 11.45 (+0.9) Joice Maduaka (GBR) 11.50 (+0.9) 2000 Stuart Rendell (ACT) 74.71m Wataru Ebihara (JPN) 65.08m Zsolt Nemeth (HUN) 64.28m (5) Sarah Mullan (NSW) 11.57 (+0.9) (6) Sharon Cripps (QAS) 11.59 (+0.9) (4) Justin McDonald (Tas) 62.93m (5) Wade Hastie (Qld) 61.71m 2003 Sharon Cripps (QLD) 11.50 (-0.6) Gloria Kemasuode (NSW) 11.74 (-0.6) Amy Harris (QLD) 11.92 (-0.6) 2001 Stuart Rendell (ACT) 77.76m Aaron Fish (Qld) 67.72m Russell Devine (Vic) 63.56m 2002 Stuart Rendell (AIS) 78.80m Aaron Fish (Qld) 70.72m Justin McDonald (Vic) 64.06m Women - 200 metres 2003 Stuart Rendell (AIS) 76.61m Darren Billett (SA) 65.09m Michael Gusbeth (VIC) 63.64m 1987 Diane Holden (NSW) 23.72(+4.0) Suzanne 'Sue' Hough (Alton) (NSW) 23.78(+4.0) Kerry Johnson (Qld) 23.91(+4.0) 1988 Kerry Johnson (Qld) 23.73 Maree Holland (Chapman) (NSW) 24.11 Suzanne 'Sue' Hough (Alton) (NSW) 24.43 Men - Javelin Throw 1989 Suzanne 'Sue' Broadrick (WA) 23.77(-1.3) Maree Holland (Chapman) (NSW) 23.96(-1.3) Kathleen 'Kathy' Sambell (Wright) (NSW) 24.07(-1.3) 1987 (NZL) 78.46m (3) Murray Keen (WA) 73.22m (5) Darren Marx (Vic) 70.76m 1990 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 23.59(-2.1) Michelle Seymour (NZL) 23.84(-2.0) (4) Leanne Sullivan (NSW) 24.36(-2.1) (2) James Highland (WA) 73.96m (3) Melissa Medlicott (Moore) (NSW) 23.89(-2.1) 1988 Ben Hodgson (SA) 68.28m Darren Marx (Vic) 67.90m Daniel Birks (SA) 66.78m 1991 Esther Paolo (WA) 23.50(0.0) Kathleen 'Kathy' Sambell (Wright) (NSW) 23.80(0.0) 1989 Gavin Lovegrove (NZL) 78.26m John Stapylton-Smith (NZL) 71.24m (5) Ben Hodgson (SA) 67.54m Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 23.50(0.0) (3) Murray Keen (WA) 71.06m (4) Wayne Martell (Qld) 68.78m 1992 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 22.86(-1.5) Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 23.37(-1.5) Melissa Medlicott (Moore) (NSW) 23.39(-1.5) 1990 Jean Paul Lakafia (FRA) 71.30m (3) James Highland (WA) 68.86m (4) Wayne Martell (Qld) 68.82m 1993 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 22.49(+0.7) Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 22.67(+0.7) Tania van Heer (SA) 23.84(+0.7) (2) Piero Sachetta (Vic) 69.98m 1994 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 22.75(-2.4) Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 22.91(-2.4)Renee Poetschka (WA) 23.58(-2.4) 1991 Yki Laine (FIN) 75.58m (3) Wayne Martell (Qld) 73.78m (4) Nick Batty (NT) 70.98m 1995 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 22.33(-2.6) Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 22.84(-2.6) Jodie Lambert (WA) 23.46(-2.6) (2) Murray Keen (WA) 74.30m 1996 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 22.89(-2.1) Jodie Lambert (WA) 23.73(-2.1) Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 23.77(-2.1) 1992 Cameron Graham (Vic) 70.14m Murray Keen (WA) 68.94m Piero Sachetta (Vic) 68.88m 1997 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 22.34(+5.0) Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 22.50(+5.0) Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 22.66(+5.0) AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON 1993 Andrew Currey (NSW) 78.40m Murray Keen (WA) 72.32m Cameron Graham (Vic) 69.36m 1998 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 22.53(-2.2) Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 23.01(-2.2) Nova Peris-Kneebone (NT) 23.17(-2.2) 1994 Andrew Currey (NSW) 78.96m Kota Suzuki (JPN) 73.66m (5) Adrian Hatcher (Vic) 66.68m 1999 Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 23.75(0.0) Jodie Lambert (WA) 23.48(0.0) Sharon Cripps (Qld) 23.74(0.0) 2000 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 22.78(-2.3) Melinda Gainsford-Taylor (Gainsford) (NSW) 22.80(-2.3)Nova Peris-Kneebone (NT) 23.51(-2.3) (3) Nick Batty (NT) 71.96m 2001 Lauren Hewitt (Vic) 22.90 (+1.3) Sharon Cripps (Qld) 23.04 (+1.3) Nova Peris (NT) 23.12 (+1.3) 1995 Andrew Currey (NSW) 76.12m Masashi Yamamoto (JPN) 74.76m (4) Nick Batty (NT) 67.94m 2002 Lauren Hewitt (VIS) 22.91 (+1.2) Vernicha James (GBR) 23.13 (+1.2) (4) Jodi Lambert (WAIS) 23.41 (+1.2) (3) Shane Wylie (Qld) 68.54m (3) Sharon Cripps (QAS) 23.36 (+1.2) 1996 Andrew Currey (NSW) 79.54m Nick Batty (NT) 74.86m Adrian Hatcher (Vic) 72.12m 2003 Sharon Cripps (QLD) 23.39 (-1.1) Makelesi Bulikiobo (FIJ) 23.64 (-1.1) (4) Melanie Kleeberg (QLD) 24.21 1997 Adrian Hatcher (Vic) 80.02m Richard Brockett (Qld) 73.82m Nick Batty (NT) 69.98m (3) Katerina Dressler (VIC) 24.05 (-1.1) 1998 Andrew Currey (NSW) 78.46m Adrian Hatcher (Vic) 76.86m Erin Bevans (NZL) 76.32m (4) Nick Batty (NT) 72.66m Women - 400 metres 1999 Andrew Currey (NSW) 76.67m Richard Brockett (Qld) 72.46m Victor Tipotio (FRA) 71.51m 1987 Sally Fleming (Hamilton) (WA) 53.30 Sharon Ellis (Qld) 54.35 Sharon Stewart (Vic) 54.54 (6) Steven Madeo (Qld) 68.59m 1988 Maree Holland (Chapman) (NSW) 52.04 Suzanne 'Sue' Hough (Alton) (NSW) 53.49 Sharon Ellis (Qld) 53.86 2000 Andrew Currey (NSW) 81.81m Adrian Hatcher (Vic) 80.03m Terry McHugh (IRL) 76.13m 1989 Maree Holland (Chapman) (NSW) 52.01 Susan Andrews (WA) 53.31 Kerrie Baumgartner (Vic) 53.43 (4) Andrew Martin (Vic) 74.23m 1990 Sharon Stewart (Vic) 52.06 Lee Naylor (Vic) 52.43 Kerrie Baumgartner (Vic) 53.14 2001 William Hamlyn-Harris (NSW) 74.76m Andrew Currey (NSW) 73.99m Joachim Kiteau (FRA) 73.02m 1991 Renee Poetschka (WA) 51.38 Sharon Stewart (Vic) 52.73 Gail Luke (Millar) (Tas) 53.06 (4) Andrew Hall (WA) 69.19m 1992 Sharon Stewart (Vic) 51.32 Michelle Lock (Qld) 51.94 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 52.20 2002 Andrew Currey (NSWIS) 81.46m William Hamlyn-Harris (NSWIS) 78.72m Andrew Hall (WA) 75.02m 1993 Renee Poetschka (WA) 51.00 Michelle Lock (Qld) 52.08 Kylie Hanigan (NSW) 52.35 2003 Andrew Currey (NSW) 80.56m William Hamlyn-Harris (NSW) 79.44m (NZL) 74.17m 1994 Renee Poetschka (WA) 50.19 Kylie Hanigan (NSW) 52.15 Lee Naylor (Vic) 53.11 (4) Nick Bennett (NSW) 71.95m 1995 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 50.94 Renee Poetschka (WA) 51.27 Kylie Hanigan (NSW) 52.31 1996 Renee Poetschka (WA) 50.60 Sandie Richards (JAM) 51.41 (4) Kylie Hanigan (NSW) 52.72 Men - Decathlon (3) Lee Naylor (Vic) 52.11 1987 Stuart Andrews (NSW) 7726pts Anthony Hough (NSW) 6977pts Stephen Bews (Vic) 6909pts 1997 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 52.09 Susan Andrews (WA) 53.11 Kirilee Buonaccorsi (Tas) 54.58 1988 (Qld) 7814pts Stuart Andrews (NSW) 7488pts 1998 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 51.26 Susan Andrews (WA) 51.55 Lee Naylor (Vic) 51.65 1989 Christopher 'Chris' Bradshaw (Vic) 7325pts Anthony Hough (NSW) 7258pts Stuart Andrews (NSW) 6911pts 1999 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 50.94 Tania van Heer (SA) 51.28 Susan Andrews (WA) 52.01 1990 Paul Scott (Vic) 7414pts Christopher 'Chris' Bradshaw (Vic) 7233pts Grant Newey (NSW) 7034pts 2000 Catherine 'Cathy' Freeman (Vic) 50.00 Ana Guevara (MEX) 50.84 (4) Jana Pittman (NSW) 51.85 1991 Paul Scott (Vic) 7912pts Anthony Hough (NSW) 7676pts Dean Smith (Qld) 7570pts (3) Lee Naylor (Vic) 51.37 1992 Dean Smith (Qld) 7964pts Brendan Tennant (Tammo) (Vic) 7375pts Paul Scott (Vic) 7110pts 2001 Nova Peris (NT) 52.49 Jane Arnott (NZL) 52.59 (NZL) 52.67 1993 (Vic) 7600pts Brendan Tennant (Tammo) (Vic) 7459pts Paul Jeffrey (WA) 7433pts (4) Katerina Dressler (Vic) 53.66 (5) Renee Robson (Vic) 53.69 1994 Dean Smith (Qld) 7858pts Brendan Tennant (Tammo) (Vic) 7715pts Les Kuorikoski (Qld) 7301pts 2002 Catherine Murphy (GBR) 52.18 Jane Arnott (NZL) 52.73 (5) Amber Donnelley (NSW) 53.79 1995 Les Kuorikoski (Qld) 7344pts Brendan Tennant (Tammo) (Vic) 7143pts Scott Ferrier (Vic) 7097pts (3) Katerina Dressler (VIS) 52.97 (4) Rosemary Hayward (NSWIS) 53.20 1996 Peter Winter (Vic) 8084pts Scott Ferrier (Vic) 8037pts James Fitzpatrick (Tas) 7236pts 2003 Catherine Freeman (VIC) 51.66 Rosemary Hayward (NSW) 52.24 Makelesi Bulikiobo (FIJ) 53.18 1997 Peter Banks (NSW) 7915pts Matthew 'Matt' McEwen (Qld) 7684pts Brendan Tennant (Tammo) (Vic) 7593pts (4) Katerina Dressler (VIC) 53.26 1998 Jagan Hames (SA) 7868pts Les Kuorikoski (Qld) 7542pts Matthew 'Matt' McEwen (Qld) 7126pts 1999 Scott Ferrier (Vic) 8056pts Jagan Hames (SA) 7488pts Warren Evans (Qld) 6869pts 2000 (AUT) 7892pts (3) Matthew 'Matt' McEwen (Qld) 7631pts (4) Brendan Tennant (Tammo) (Vic) 7348pts (2) Jagan Hames (SA) 7720pts 2001 Matt McEwen (Qld) 7825pts Ashley Howlett (TAS) 7054pts Matthew McDowall (WA) 6840pts 2002 Scott Ferrier (VIS) 7888pts Matt McEwen (Qld) 7724pts Darrel Muzyczka (NSW) 7210pts 2003 Matt McEwen (QLD) 7724 Darrel Muzyczka (NSW) 6952 Scott McLaren (NZL) 6700 (4) Adrian Finch (TAS) 6522

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First Place Second Place Third Place First Place Second Place Third Place

Women - 800 metres Women - 5000 metres 1987 Sarah Collins (ACT) 2:05.92 Wendy Old (Oliver) (SA) 2:05.94 Gail Luke (Millar) (Tas) 2:07.69 1995 Carolyn Schuwalow (Vic) 15:44.40 Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 15:59.93 Suzanne 'Sue' Malaxos (WA) 16:10.13 1988 Sharon Stewart (Vic) 2:02.36 Lynette 'Lyn' Foreman (Young) (WA) 2:04.82 Gail Luke (Millar) (Tas) 2:05.59 1996 Kate Richardson (Anderson) (Vic) 15:03.97 Carolyn Schuwalow (Vic) 15:32.43 (Vic) 15:33.53 1989 Sharon Stewart (Vic) 2:03.17 Sarah Collins (ACT) 2:04.14 Kerrie Baumgartner (Vic) 2:04.34 1997 Kate Richardson (Anderson) (Vic) 15:14.42 Kylie Risk (Tas) 15:31.93 Natalie Harvey (Vic) 15:53.35 1990 Wendy Old (Oliver) (SA) 2:00.68 Kerrie Baumgartner (Vic) 2:01.49 Sarah Collins (ACT) 2:03.73 1998 Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 15:28.73 Samukeliso Moyo (ZIM) 15:46.03 (4) Mandy Giblin (Westbrook) (Tas) 16:14.94 1991 Sharon Stewart (Vic) 2:03.38 Sophie Scamps (NSW) 2:05.76 Nicole Robinson (Vic) 2:05.97 (3) Kylie Risk (Tas) 15:46.53 1992 Jodie Hebbard (Nykvist) (Qld) 2:04.35 Sophie Scamps (NSW) 2:04.73 Sandra Dawson (Qld) 2:05.42 1999 Natalie Harvey (Vic) 15:34.07 Kylie Risk (Tas) 15:38.42 Susie Power (Vic) 15:41.69 1993 Narelle Parr (NSW) 2:03.92 Sandra Dawson (Qld) 2:03.93 Melanie Collins (NSW) 2:05.10 2000 Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 15:36.15 Clair Fearnley (Vic) 15:36.92 Breeda Dennehy-Willis (IRL) 15:44.03 1994 Sandra Dawson (Qld) 2:02.93 Melanie Collins (NSW) 2:04.11 Lisa Lightfoot (O'Connell) (Vic) 2:04.51 (5) Kate Richardson (Anderson) (Vic) 16:04.58 1995 Sandra Dawson (Qld) 2:05.32 Melanie Collins (NSW) 2:05.47 Dawn Gandy (GBR) 2:06.29 2001 Liz Miller (NSW) 15:52.66 (2) Samukeliso Moyo, ZIM 16:04.17 Haley McGregor (Vic) 16:38.16 (4) Lisa Lightfoot (O'Connell) (Vic) 2:06.45 Anna Thompson (Tas) 16:08.36 1996 Lisa Lightfoot (O'Connell) (Vic) 2:02.28 Sandra Dawson (Qld) 2:02.50 Melanie Collins (NSW) 2:02.51 2002 Haley McGregor (Vic) 15:32.17 Benita Johnson (AIS) 15:35.73 Anna Thompson (Vic) 15:44.29 1997 Saleena Roberts (Qld) 2:04.10 Melanie Collins (NSW) 2:04.25 Sandra Dawson (Qld) 2:05.10 2003 Benita Johnson (ACT) 15:21.55 Eloise Poppett (NSW) 15:56.73 Haley McGregor (VIS) 16:01.11 1998 Tamsyn Lewis (Vic) 2:02.93 Lyn Saint-John (Tas) 2:03.46 Melanie Collins (NSW) 2:04.16 1999 Tamsyn Lewis (Vic) 2:02.29 (Vic) 2:02.49 Faith Macharia (KEN) 2:03.65 Women - 10000 metres (4) Megan Chisholm (Vic) 2:04.17 1987 Jacqueline 'Jackie' Perkins (Vic) 33:59.92 Tania Turney (Vic) 34:40.98 Jenny Lund (Green) (Qld) 34:50.92 2000 Tamsyn Lewis (Vic) 1:59.29 (NZL) 1:59.39 (4) Georgie Clarke (Vic) 2:02.59 1988 Carolyn Schuwalow (Vic) 32:38.46 Suzanne 'Sue' Malaxos (WA) 33:48.22 Jenny Lund (Green) (Qld) 34:08.38 (3) Susan Andrews (WA) 2:00.37 1989 Coral Farr (Jelleff) (Vic) 34:15.46 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 34:42.71 Annette Dwyer (NSW) 35:00.13 2001 Tamsyn Lewis (Vic) 2:02.95 Libby Allen (Vic) 2:05.09 Rikke Ronholt (DEN) 2:05.12 1990 Sue Mahony (NSW) 34:43.30 Suzanne 'Sue' Malaxos (WA) 34:59.91 Coral Farr (Jelleff) (Vic) 35:47.38 (4) Kate Myers (Vic) 2:05.25 1991 Jenny Lund (Green) (Qld) 32:38.49 Susan Hobson (ACT) 32:39.84 Tani Ruckle (NSW) 33:54.51 2002 Tamsyn Lewis (VIS) 2:00.88 Susan Andrews (WAIS) 2:02.40 Adrienne McIvor (Qld) 2:03.25 1992 Susan Hobson (ACT) 32:24.53 Jenny Lund (Green) (Qld) 32:43.32 Alison Cumming (Vic) 33:47.78 2003 Tamsyn Lewis (VIC) 2:00.13 Susan Andrews (WA) 2:01.30 Debbie Savage (NSW) 2:03.66 1993 Susan Hobson (ACT) 33:53.6 Suzanne 'Sue' Malaxos (WA) 35:25.4 Karen Moir (Vic) 36:35.1 1994 Susan Hobson (ACT) 32:38.74 Barbara Moore (NZL) 33:19.05 (4) Glenda Moore (WA) 24:12.98 Women - 1500 metres (3) Sue Mahony (NSW) 33:44.07 1987 Jacqueline 'Jackie' Perkins (Vic) 4:13.17 Sarah Collins (ACT) 4:15.23 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 4:24.14 1995 Lisa Ondieki (O'Dea/Martin) (SA) 31:47.11 Helen Moros (NZL) 32:34.46 (4) Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 32:56.45 1988 Margaret Crowley (Leaney) (Vic) 4:32.14 Angela Luchetti (NSW) 4:32.50 Sarah Collins (ACT) 4:32.90 (3) Kerryn McCann (Hindmarsh) (NSW) 32:53.61 1989 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 4:17.10 Sarah Collins (ACT) 4:18.74 Wendy Old (Oliver) (SA) 4:18.76 1997 Kylie Risk (Tas) 32:42.72 Maryann Murray (Tas/Vic) 33:34.06 Suzanne 'Sue' Malaxos (WA) 33:52.83 1990 Wendy Old (Oliver) (SA) 4:09.86 Sarah Collins (ACT) 4:10.82 Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 4:11.15 1998 Natalie Harvey (Vic) 32:21.58 Kylie Risk (Tas) 32:22.33 Clair Fearnley (Vic) 32:24.17 1991 Susan 'Suzy' Walsham (NSW) 4:12.4 Jodie Hebbard (Nykvist) (Qld) 4:13.5 Rhona Makepeace (Vic) 4:14.2 1999 Natalie Harvey (Vic) 32:20:58.0 Kerryn McCann (Hindmarsh) (NSW) 32:23:79.0 Kylie Risk (Tas) 32:33:18.0 1992 Jodie Hebbard (Nykvist) (Qld) 4:10.87 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 4:12.28 Margaret Crowley (Leaney) (Vic) 4:12.78 2000 Sonia O'Sullivan (IRL) 31:43.07 (3) Kylie Risk (Tas) 32:25.21 (4) Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 32:48.79 1993 Susie Power (Vic) 4:14.89 Sacha Stephens (Qld) 4:15.72 Krishna Stanton (Wood) (ACT) 4:16.47 (2) Clair Fearnley (Vic) 31:55.65 1994 Margaret Crowley (Leaney) (Vic) 4:12.7 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 4:15.0 Kate Richardson (Anderson) (Vic) 4:18.4 2001 Sonia O'Sullivan (IRL) 33:17.58 (3) Susan Michelsson (Vic) 33:56.68 (4) Angela Sheean (NSW) 34:20.26 1995 Sonia O'Sullivan (IRL) 4:16.89 (3) Margaret Crowley (Leaney) (Vic) 4:18.15 (4) (WA) 4:21.00 (2) Liz Miller (NSW) 33:26.80 (2) Angela Raines-White (Qld) 4:17.80 2002 Kerryn McCann (NSWIS) 33:20.72 Serena Gibbs (Vic) 34:57.80 Susan Michelsson (Vic) 35:56.04 1996 Margaret Crowley (Leaney) (Vic) 4:10.35 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 4:17.03 Geraldine Nolan (IRL) 4:17.61 2003 Anna Thompson (VIC) 33:55.75 Jenny Philp-Young (QLD) 35:31.92 Serena Gibbs (VIC) 35:46.22 (4) Susan Michelsson (Vic) 4:17.96 AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON 1997 Mandy Giblin (Westbrook) (Tas) 4:17.30 (Qld) 4:17.79 Susan Michelsson (Vic) 4:20.93 Women - 1998 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 4:14.59 Sandra Dawson (Qld) 4:15.09 Anna Brzezinska (POL) 4:15.76 1987 Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 13.63(+0.3) Helen Pirovano (NZL) 13.83(+0.3) (4) Deborah Phillips (NSW) 13.99(+0.3) (4) Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 4:15.98 (3) Kim Birrell (Wilson) (NSW) 13.94(+0.3) 1999 Sarah Jamieson (WA) 4:18.75 Mandy Giblin (Westbrook) (Tas) 4:22.67 (NZL) 4:24.27 1988 Jane Flemming (Vic) 13.96 Sharon Jaklofsky-Smith (Qld) 14.23 Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 14.41 (4) Mary-Jane Harding (ACT) 4:26.34 1989 Helen Pirovano (NZL) 13.82(+0.4) Albertine An (FRA) 14.00(+0.4) (5) Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 14.31(+0.4) 2000 (KEN) 4:10.27 (3) Sarah Jamieson (WA) 4:10.61 (5) Benita Willis (Qld) 4:11.27 (3) Kim Birrell (Wilson) (NSW) 14.10(+0.4) (4) Donna Drury (Vic) 14.28(+0.4) (2) Georgie Clarke (Vic) 4:10.59 1990 Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 13.94 Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 14.30 Miachelle Deverell (ACT) 14.41 2001 Suzy Walsham (NSW) 4:14.61 Emily Morris (NSW) 4:17.18 Anna Thompson (TAS) 4:17.44 1991 Jayne Moyes (Beasley/Wainwright) (WA) 13.54(-2.2) Sally Bult (Heagney) (WA) 13.86(-2.2) Rebecca Starcevich (WA) 14.19(-2.2) 2002 Georgina ‘Georgie’ Clarke (VIS) 4:14.17 Sarah Jamieson (VIS) 4:15.47 Benita Johnson (AIS) 4:15.83 1992 Jayne Moyes (Beasley/Wainwright) (WA) 13.52(-2.4) Sally Bult (Heagney) (WA) 13.65(-2.4) Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 13.96(-2.4) 2003 Suzanne Walsham (NSW) 4:12.96 Emily Morris (NSW) 4:15.56 Anna Thompson (VIC) 4:18.88 1993 Jane Flemming (Vic) 12.98(+1.8) Jayne Moyes (Beasley/Wainwright) (WA) 13.34(+1.8) Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 3.46(+1.8) 1994 Jane Flemming (Vic) 13.61(-2.4) Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 13.73(-2.4) Jayne Moyes (Beasley/Wainwright) (WA) 13.84(-2.4) Women - 1 mile 1995 Jane Flemming (Vic) 13.45(+1.6) Sriyani Kulawansa (Vic) 13.54(+1.6) Sally Bult (Heagney) (WA) 13.85(+1.6) 1987 Jacqueline 'Jackie' Perkins (Vic) 4:39.15 Krishna Stanton (Wood) (ACT) 4:39.21 Sarah Collins (ACT) 4:42.03 1996 Samantha Farquharson (GBR) 13.68(-1.1) (3) Sally Bult (Heagney) (WA) 14.07(-1.1) (4) Simone Purvis (Vic) 14.11(-1.1) 1988 Kerryn McCann (Hindmarsh) (NSW) 4:46.03 Barbara Mrakovic (NSW) 4:46.70 Angela Luchetti (NSW) 4:50.50 (2) Nicole Gale (NSW) 13.95(-1.1) 1989 Angela Raines-White (Qld) 4:43.89 Rina Bradshaw (Qld) 4:45.11 Maree McDonagh (Vic) 4:49.43 1997 Jane Flemming (Vic) 13.58(+2.8) Janiene Ashbridge (NZL) 13.63(+2.8) (4) Debbi Edwards (NSW) 13.96(+2.8) 1993 Susie Power (Vic) 4:35.28 Nicole Robinson (Vic) 4:39.68 Maryann Murray (Tas/Vic) 4:44.62 (3) Kim Birrell (Wilson) (NSW) 13.80(+2.8) 1998 Debbi Edwards (NSW) 13.78(-1.8) Jacqui Munro (NSW) 13.81(-1.8) Rachel Rogers (SA) 13.90(-1.8) Women - 3,000 metres 1999 Eunice Barber (FRA) 13.36(+0.5) Nicole Ramalalarinira (FRA) 13.36(+0.5) (5) Debbi Edwards (NSW) 13.91(+0.5) 1987 Jacqueline 'Jackie' Perkins (Vic) 8:55.90 Krishna Stanton (Wood) (ACT) 8:56.07 Jenny Lund (Green) (Qld) 9:09.21 (3) Jacqui Munro (NSW) 13.51(+0.5) (4) Sherryl Morrow (Vic) 13.86(+0.5) 1988 Jacqueline 'Jackie' Perkins (Vic) 9:11.63 Maree McDonagh (Vic) 9:12.07 Jenny Lund (Green) (Qld) 9:22.37 2000 (3) Sally Bult (Heagney) (WA) 13.50(-0.3) Tacko Diouf (SEN) 13.35(-0.3) (6) Jacqui Munro (NSW) 13.68(-0.3) 1989 Ann Hare (NZL) 9:16.23 (3) Angela Raines-White (Qld) 9:26.67 (4) Sue Mahony (NSW) 9:29.59 (5) Debbi Edwards (NSW) 13.54(-0.3) (2) Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 9:21.84 2001 Jacquie Munro (NSW) 13.15 Debbi Edwards (NSW) 13.37 Georgina Power (Vic) 13.51 1990 Krishna Stanton (Wood) (ACT) 9:00.16 Anne Cross (Leaney) (Vic) 9:02.15 Rina Bradshaw (Qld) 9:04.13 2002 Jacquie Munro (NSWIS) 13.31 (-1.3) Fiona Cullen (QAS) 13.40 (-1.3) Georgina Power (VIS) 13.88 (-1.3) 1991 Jenny Lund (Green) (Qld) 9:00.39 Carolyn Schuwalow (Vic) 9:17.56 Rhona Makepeace (Vic) 9:31.75 2003 Jacquie Munro (NSW) 13.37 (-0.3) Fiona Cullen (QLD) 13.43 (-0.3) Rachel Rogers (FIJ) 13.96 (-0.3) 1992 Rhona Makepeace (Vic) 9:08.14 Krishna Stanton (Wood) (ACT) 9:09.57 Nicole Robinson (Vic) 9:12.82 (4) Debbi Edwards (NSW) 14.05 (-0.3) 1993 Krishna Stanton (Wood) (ACT) 8:58.6 Susie Power (Vic) 9:01.3 Maryann Murray (Tas/Vic) 9:21.9 1994 Elizabeth Miller (Rose) (NSW) 9:12.11 Emma Carney (Vic) 9:13.87 Kerryn McCann (Hindmarsh) (NSW) 9:14.27 1995 No longer contested 2003 Anna Thompson (VIC) 9:21.79 Sarah Salmon (ACT) 9:29.63 Kandy Grant (ACT) 9:36.37

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First Place Second Place Third Place First Place Second Place Third Place

Women - 400 metres Hurdles Women - Pole Vault 1987 Sally Fleming (Hamilton) (WA) 56.16 Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 58.41 Catherine Collopy (NSW) 60.86 1995 Emma George (Vic) 3.40m Tracey Shepherd (WA) 3.30m Andrea Hopkin (WA) 3.10m 1988 Debra 'Debbie' Flintoff-King (Flintoff) (Vic) 56.27 Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 56.84 Sally Fleming (Hamilton) (WA) 57.21 1996 Melissa Harris (NSW) 3.60m (NZL) 3.60m Sarelle Verkade (NZL) 3.60m 1989 Helen Graham (NSW) 59.67 Annette Cavanagh (NSW) 60.19 Adrienne McIvor (Rainbird) (Qld) 61.68 (4) Tracey Shepherd (WA) 3.50m (5) Christie Elwin (SA) 3.50m 1990 Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 56.54 Gail Luke (Millar) (Tas) 57.68 Helen Graham (NSW) 59.49 1997 Emma George (Vic) 4.30m Tracey Shepherd (WA) 3.80m Melina Hamilton (NZL) 3.80m 1991 Debra 'Debbie' Flintoff-King (Flintoff) (Vic) 56.65 Gail Luke (Millar) (Tas) 56.66 Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 57.47 (5) Christie Elwin (SA) 3.70m 1992 Gail Luke (Millar) (Tas) 55.92 Jennifer 'Jenny' Laurendet (Low) (Qld) 56.45 Leisa Proctor (Bruce) (Qld) 57.35 1998 Emma George (Vic) 4.58m Tatiana Grigorieva (SA) 4.15m Rachael 'Rachel' Dacy (Vic) 3.90m 1993 Renee Poetschka (WA) 57.04 Adrienne McIvor (Rainbird) (Qld) 58.04 Helen Carter (WA) 58.39 1999 Tatiana Grigorieva (SA) 3.90m Bridgid Isworth (Vic) 3.75m 1994 Lauren Poetschka (WA) 56.06 Jacqueline Parker (WA/GBR) 56.51 Vanessa Jack (NZL) 57.89 Rachael 'Rachel' Dacy (Vic) 3.75m (4) Nioka Gray (NSW) 58.01 (6) Catriona Larritt (Vic) 59.14 (WA) 3.75m 1995 Jacqueline Parker (WA/GBR) 56.50 Lauren Poetschka (WA) 58.52 Catriona Larritt (Vic) 59.05 2000 Emma George (Vic) 4.40m Alejandra Garcia (ARG) 4.20m 1996 Rebecca Campbell (WA) 57.28 Lauren Poetschka (WA) 57.54 Saidat Onanuga (NGR) 58.28 (3) Tatiana Grigorieva (SA) 4.10m (4) Kylie Robertson (NSW) 58.67 (3) Bridgid Isworth (Vic) 4.10m 1997 Evette Cordy (Vic) 57.64 Lauren Poetschka (WA) 57.97 Leisa Proctor (Bruce) (Qld) 58.92 2001 Jenni Dryburgh (NZL) 4.35m Rachael Dacy (Vic) 4.15m Kim Howe (WA) 4.15m 1998 Stephanie Price (NSW) 58.47 Evette Cordy (Vic) 58.83 Nicola Kidd (NZL) 59.75 (2) Tatiana Grigorieva (SA) 4.25m (4) Cindy Gabbett (Vic) 62.30 2002 Tatiana Grigorieva (SASI) 4.44m Kym Howe (WAIS) 4.32m Bridgid Isworth (VIS) 4.20m 1999 Lauren Poetschka (WA) 57.05 Evette Cordy (Vic) 57.09 Nicola Kidd (NZL) 57.14 2003 Melina Hamilton (NZL) 4.20m (3) Tatiana Grigorieva (SA) 4.10m (4) Wendy Young (SA) 4.00m (4) Adrienne McIvor (Rainbird) (Qld) 57.27 (2) Rosanna Ditton (VIC) 4.20m 2000 Lauren Poetschka (WA) 56.03 Stephanie Price (NSW) 56.67 Tacko Diouf (SEN) 57.30 (5) Adrienne McIvor (Rainbird) (Qld) 57.68 Women - Long Jump 2001 Jana Pittman (NSW) 57.19 Stephanie Price (NSW) 58.30 Nicola Kidd (NZL) 59.38 1987 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.67m(-2.3) Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 6.36m(+2.6) Rosemary Clarke (NSW) 6.13m(+2.9) (4) Kristy Watson (SA) 60.88 1988 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.44m Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 6.35m(+2.8) Linda Garden (Parr) (NSW) 6.34m(+1.2) 2002 Jana Pittman (AIS) 55.34 Sonia Britto (VIS) 55.50 Tracey Duncan (GBR) 56.76 1989 Jayne Moffitt (Mitchell) (NZL) 6.38m(+1.7) (3) Linda Garden (Parr) (NSW) 6.27m(+3.5) (4) Peta Kennedy (Vic) 6.22m(+4.5) (4) Stephanie Price (NSWIS) 57.04 (2) Sandra Priestley (Qld) 6.32m(+2.2) 1990 Peta Kennedy (Vic) 6.29m(+1.1) Christine Sharp (Vic) 6.21m(+2.4) Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 6.08m 2003 Jana Pittman (VIC) 53.95 Rebecca Wardell (NZL) 56.50 Sonja Bowe (NZL) 59.94 1991 Jayne Moffitt (Mitchell) (NZL) 6.51m(+2.2) (4) Christine Sharp (Vic) 6.07m (NZL) 6.19m(+3.7) (5) Kristy Watson (SA) 63.42 (6) Debbie Walsham (NSW) 64.64 (2) Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 6.28m (5) Kym Burns (Vic) 6.00m 1992 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.37m Jayne Moffitt (Mitchell) (NZL) 6.12m(-1.0) (5) Louise Pooter (WA) 5.90m Women - (3) Kym Burns (Vic) 6.04m 1999 Melissa Rollison (Qld) 10:15.77 Mary Fien (NSW) 10:28.68 Karen Murphy (NZL) 10:34.24 1993 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.72m(+3.6) Theresa Martin (Qld) 6.16m(+2.4) Naomi Hashioka (JPN) 6.08m(+2.2) (4) Leah Rogers (Vic) 10:50.71 (4) Kym Burns (Vic) 6.06m(+3.1) 2000 Melissa Rollison (Qld) 10:10.73 Leah Rogers (Vic) 10:16.01 Karen Murphy (NZL) 10:21.48 1994 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.48m(+7.4) Chantal Brunner (NZL) 6.24m(+4.5) (4) Kym Burns (Vic) 6.14m(+5.5) (5) Donna Tyberek (Tas) 10:36.69 (3) Jane Flemming (Vic) 6.19m(+3.6) 2001 Rachel Penney (NZL) 10:30.04 Leah Hirschfeld (NZL) 11:09.14 Jane Mudge (SA) 11:17.03 1995 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.68m(+2.6) Chantal Brunner (NZL) 6.37m(+2.2) Siulolo Liku (TON/NSW) 6.09m(+4.5) (4) Melina Bernecker (Vic) 11:43.21 (4) Kylie Reed (WA) 6.01m(+3.3) (5) Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 5.98m(-0.2) 2002 Melissa Rollison (QAS) 9:56.92 Victoria Mitchell (Vic) 10:36.98 Kate Seibold (Vic) 11:26.13 1996 Chantal Brunner (NZL) 6.66m(+2.7) (5) Kym Burns (Vic) 6.24m(+3.1) (NZL) 6.46m(+3.5) 2003 Victoria Mitchell (VIC) 10:20.60 Lee-Ann Turner (SA) 10:42.58 Tiah Simmons (TAS) 11:14.09 (2) Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.63m(+3.3) (6) Siulolo Liku (TON/NSW) 6.09m(+2.9) AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON 1997 Chantal Brunner (NZL) 6.68m(+1.0) (3) Kylie Reed (WA) 6.23m(+0.3) (4) Kym Burns (Vic) 6.15m(+2.2) Women – 4x100 metres Relay (2) Vicky Piggin (NSW) 6.28m(+1.4) 2002 QLD 45.58 NSW 46.12 SA 48.52 1998 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.81m(+2.9) Chantal Brunner (NZL) 6.65m(+1.5) (5) Kym Burns (Vic) 6.31m(+2.2) 2003 NZL 46.04 (3) SA 47.57 (NSW DQ) (3) Jane Jamieson (NSW) 6.47m(+1.8) (2) WA 46.83 1999 Eunice Barber (FRA) 6.74m(+0.7) (4) Kerrie Perkins (NSW) 6.25m(+0.6) Chantal Brunner (NZL) 6.48m(+0.2) (2) Nicole Boegman (NSW) 6.53m(+1.2) (7) Jane Jamieson (NSW) 6.02m(+0.3) Women – 4x400 metres Relay 2000 Kylie Reed (WA) 6.57m(-1.8) Bronwyn Thompson (Qld) 6.33m(+0.2) Sharon Sutherland (WA) 6.15m(-0.8) 2002 NSW 3:33.16 VIC 3:44.51 QLD 3:56.31 2001 Chantal Brunner (NZL) 6.68m (3) Bronwyn Thompson (Qld) 6.60m (4) Sharon Sutherland (WA) 6.43m 2003 VIC 3:39.65 NSW 3:42.48 WA 3:48.71 (2) Shermin Oksuz (WA) 6.65m 2002 Bronwyn Thompson (QAS) 6.77m (+0.2) Kerrie Perkins (Qld) 6.36m (+0.2) Nicole Boegman (AIS) 6.31m (+0.4) Women - High Jump 2003 Bronwyn Thompson (QLD) 6.55m (+1.8) Kerrie Perkins (ACT) 6.50m (+2.0) Sharon Sutherland (WA) 6.41m 1987 Christine 'Chris' Stanton (Annison) (WA) 1.87m Sharon Barber (SA) 1.87m Gai Kapernick (Qld) 1.84m 1988 Vanessa Ward (WA) 1.96m Christine 'Chris' Stanton (Annison) (WA) 1.93m Sharon Barber (SA) 1.90m Women - Triple Jump 1989 Vanessa Ward (WA) 1.94m Christine 'Chris' Stanton (Annison) (WA) 1.91m Gai Kapernick (Qld) 1.88m 1987 Lynette Smith (WA) 12.15m(+4.0) Melanie Dyball (Vic) 11.91m(+3.5) Jayne Moffitt (Mitchell) (NZL) 11.88m(+3.3) 1990 Vanessa Ward (WA) 1.92m Deann Mayfield (Bopf) (Qld) 1.85m Gai Kapernick (Qld) 1.85m (5) Rachel Kordi (NSW) 11.62m(+3.1) 1991 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.94m Gai Kapernick (Qld) 1.91m (Murray) (NZL) 1.88m 1988 Lynette Smith (WA) 12.09m(+0.4) Edyta Jasinska (WA) 11.62m Eileen Hindle (WA) 11.53m(+1.2) (4) Deann Mayfield (Bopf) (Qld) 1.85m 1989 Karen Charlton (NSW) 12.36m(+1.9) (3) Lynette Smith (WA) 12.09m(+1.5) (4) Edyta Jasinska (WA) 11.87m(+1.3) 1992 Tania Dixon (Murray) (NZL) 1.86m (3) Gai Kapernick (Qld) 1.82m (4) Karina Turner (SA) 1.82m 1990 Karen Charlton (NSW) 11.93m Stella Totsis (NSW) 11.31m (2) Andrea Hughes (Tas) 1.82m 1991 Jayne Moffitt (Mitchell) (NZL) 13.00m(+0.5) (3) Stella Totsis (NSW) 12.01m (4) Karen Charlton (NSW) 11.86m 1993 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.86m Andrea Hughes (Tas) 1.83m Karina Turner (SA) 1.80m (2) Leanne Wickham (Vic) 12.45m 1994 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.91m Tracy Phillips (NZL) 1.88m (4) Joanne Gracey (Qld) 1.75m 1992 Leanne Stapylton-Smith (NZL) 12.52m(-1.6) (4) Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 11.96m Tania Dixon (Murray) (NZL) 12.25m(-0.2) (3) Andrea Hughes (Tas) 1.84m (2) Kym Burns (Vic) 12.34m (5) Stella Totsis (NSW) 11.80m 1995 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.86m Tania Dixon (Murray) (NZL) 1.83m (4) Belinda Blay (Vic) 1.75m 1993 Nicole Boegman (NSW) 13.27m(+1.5) Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 12.78m(+4.3) Nicole Mladenis (WA) 12.19m(+1.1) (3) Andrea Hughes (Tas) 1.83m 1994 Yoko Morioka (JPN) 13.29m(+4.6) Tania Dixon (Murray) (NZL) 13.07m(+5.1) (6) Kylie Stephanos (SA) 12.47m(+4.9) 1996 Lea Haggett (WA/GBR) 1.88m Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.84m Belinda Blay (Vic) 1.80m (3) Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 12.72m(+3.6) (5) Nicole Mladenis (WA) 12.48m(+5.8) 1997 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.84m Lisa Bruty (Vic) 1.81m Sherryl Morrow (Vic) 1.81m 1995 Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 12.60m(+2.6) Gillian Ting (NSW) 12.59m(+1.1) Nicole Mladenis (WA) 12.33m(+0.9) 1998 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.90m Lisa Bruty (Vic) 1.86m Kim Brown (NZL) 1.82m 1996 Shelley Stoddart (NZL) 13.55m(+2.2) (3) Carmen Miller (Tas) 12.83m(+2.4) (4) Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 12.62m(+2.7) (4) Jane Jamieson (NSW) 1.78m (2) Nicole Mladenis (WA) 12.85m(+2.4) 1999 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.88m Leah Alexander (Vic) 1.84m Sherryl Morrow (Vic) 1.84m 1997 Tania Dixon (Murray) (NZL) 13.50m(+1.4) (3) Carmen Miller (Tas) 12.98m(+4.3) (4) Paula Lodge (SA) 12.93m(+2.5) 2000 Alison Inverarity (WA) 1.85m Lisa Bruty (Vic) 1.82m Karen Dickson (WA) 1.82m (2) Nicole Mladenis (WA) 13.16m(+4.5) 2001 (Qld) 1.82m (NSW) 1.78m Peta Mason (Qld) 1.78m 1998 Connie Henry (GBR) 13.86m(+0.5) (3) Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 13.44m(+3.2) (5) Paula Lodge (SA) 12.48m(+3.0) 2002 Petrina Price (NSWIS) 1.82m Casey Narrier (WAIS) 1.78m Vicki Collins (Qld) 1.78m (2) Nicole Mladenis (WA) 13.51m(+1.4) 2003 Miyuki Aoyama (JPN) 1.84m (3) Alexandra Church (NSW) 1.78m (4) Claire Mallett (NSW) 1.78m 1999 Carmen Miller (Tas) 13.26m(+0.5) Nicole Mladenis (WA) 13.21m(+0.8) Paula Lodge (SA) 12.91m(-0.2) (2) Petrina Price (NSW) 1.81m 2000 Nicole Mladenis (WA) 13.59m(0.0) Connie Henry (GBR) 13.45m(-0.4) (6) Sarah Sydney (Qld) 12.77m(-0.7) (3) Mariklud Viduka (Vic) 13.05m(-0.4) 2001 Nicole Mladenis (WA) 13.74m Kelera Nacewa (NZL) 13.17m Shelly Avery (NZL) 12.94m (5) Gillian Ting (NSW) 12.82m (6) Michelle Apostolou (SA) 12.68m 2002 Nicole Mladenis (WAIS) 13.62m (-0.4) Michelle Apostolou (SA) 12.83m (+0.)) Frith Maunder (NZL) 12.67m (-0.2) (5) Melissa Moss (Qld) 12.54m (+0.0) 2003 Jeanette Bowles (VIC) 12.72m (+0.6) Carmen Miller (TAS) 12.66m (+1.3) Kelera Nacewa (NZL) 12.65m (+1.0) (4) Sarah Sydney (QLD) 12.50m (+1.2)

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Women - Shot Put Women - Hammer Throw 1987 (Mulhall) (Vic) 18.52m Astra Vitols (Etienne) (Vic) 15.48m Jan Maxwell (Bishop) (NZL) 15.01m 1987 Bernadette Serone (NSW) 40.18m Joanne Capper (NSW) 38.14m Norma Dann (NSW) 36.24m (4) Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 14.68m 1988 Bernadette Serone (NSW) 45.78m Norma Dann (NSW) 37.90m 1988 Astra Vitols (Etienne) (Vic) 17.27m Bernadette Serone (NSW) 15.14m Nicole Carkeek (Vic) 14.72m 1989 Joanne Capper (NSW) 41.62m Bernadette Serone (NSW) 41.60m Kathleen Walton (Qld) 39.56m 1989 Astra Vitols (Etienne) (Vic) 16.05m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 15.01m Jan Maxwell (Bishop) (NZL) 14.61m 1990 Bernadette Serone (NSW) 49.52m Kathleen Walton (Qld) 42.34m Joanne Capper (NSW) 41.82m (4) Nicole Carkeek (Vic) 14.52m 1991 Bernadette Serone (NSW) 48.44m Denise Passmore (Vic) 47.78m Kathleen Walton (Qld) 46.24m 1990 Nicole Carkeek (Vic) 15.32m Samantha Cox (NSW) 14.77m Bernadette Serone (NSW) 14.40m 1992 Aya Suzuki (JPN) 58.66m (3) Denise Passmore (Vic) 49.56m (4) Bernadette Serone (NSW) 48.16m 1991 Daniela Costian (Qld) 16.24m Bernadette Serone (NSW) 14.45m Jacqueline Meier (NSW) 13.61m (2) Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 49.80m 1992 Christine King (NZL) 15.58m (4) Bernadette Serone (NSW) 14.98m Aya Suzuki (JPN) 15.10m 1993 Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 57.58m Bernadette Serone (NSW) 49.28m Denise Passmore (Vic) 49.26m (2) Daniela Costian (Qld) 15.30m (5) Michelle Haage (NSW) 14.28m 1994 Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 60.84m Denise Passmore (Vic) 53.62m Kathleen Walton (Qld) 49.24m 1993 Daniela Costian (Qld) 16.30m Bernadette Serone (NSW) 14.87m Kylie Standing (NSW) 13.56m 1995 Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 63.22m Brenda McNaughton (NSW) 56.76m Denise Passmore (Vic) 56.44m 1994 Daniela Costian (Qld) 16.08m Samantha Cox (NSW) 15.67m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 15.47m 1996 (RUS) 64.38m (4) Denise Passmore (Vic) 57.30m Aya Suzuki (JPN) 58.86m 1995 Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 14.87m Samantha Cox (NSW) 14.68m Allison McAdam (Vic) 14.33m (2) Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 59.50m (5) Brenda McNaughton (NSW) 55.96m 1996 Georgette Reed (CAN) 16.39m (3) Daniela Costian (Qld) 15.29m (4) Helen Toussis (Qld) 14.79m 1997 Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 65.68m Brenda MacNaughton (NSW) 59.36m Karyne Perkins (NSW) 57.96m (2) Bernadette Serone (NSW) 15.33m 1998 Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 66.72m Brenda MacNaughton (NSW) 62.49m Karyne Perkins (NSW) 60.69m 1997 Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 15.68m Georgette Reed (CAN) 15.54m (5) Bernadette Serone (NSW) 14.94m 1999 Deborah 'Debbie' Sosimenko (NSW) 62.77m Karyne Perkins (NSW) 62.59m Amy Palmer (USA) 61.89m (3) Helen Toussis (Qld) 15.38m (4) Lisa Patterson (Qld) 15.08m (5) Bronwyn Eagles (NSW) 60.29m 1998 Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 16.96m (3) Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 15.83m (4) Hannah Schneider (NSW) 14.93m 2000 (AMS) 63.90m (NZL) 63.34m (5) Karyne Perkins (NSW) 61.43m (2) Helen Toussis (Qld) 15.97m (3) Bronwyn Eagles (NSW) 62.77m (4) Brooke Krueger (SA) 61.89m 1999 (USA) 17.86m Amy Palmer (USA) 16.55m Tania Lutton-Senior (Senior) (NZL) 15.44m 2001 Bronwyn Eagles (NSW) 66.58m Tasha Williams (NZL) 63.92m (6) Nicole Robertson (NSW) 54.91m (4) Helen Toussis (Qld) 14.65m (5) Hannah Schneider (NSW) 14.60m (6) Katrina Steele (NSW) 13.80m (3) (NSW) 61.74m 2000 Helen Toussis (Qld) 15.55m Sumi Ichioka (JPN) 15.25m Tania Lutton-Senior (Senior) (NZL) 15.12m 2002 Bronwyn Eagles (NSWIS) 69.65m Brooke Krueger (SASI) 66.11m Karyne Di Marco (NSWIS) 65.71m (4) Michelle Haage (NSW) 14.90m (5) Katrina Steele (NSW) 14.30m 2003 Brooke Krueger (SA) 66.41m Bronwyn Eagles (NSW) 65.85m Deborah Sosimenko (NSW) 62.87m 2001 Yoko Toyonaga (JPN) 15.97m (3) Alifaton Dkibril (SA) 14.04m (4) Melissa Delich (WA) 13.32m (2) Michelle Haage (NSW) 15.68m Women - Javelin Throw 2002 Michelle Haage (NSWIS) 15.51m Anna Pouhila (NZL) 14.95m 1987 Suzanne 'Sue' Howland (Qld) 63.86m Cherry Harvey (Qld) 49.24m Lyndall Kennedy (NSW) 48.24m 1988 Kate Farrow (SA) 54.74m Cherry Harvey (Qld) 50.60m Janne Ware (Tas) 48.64m (3) Alifatou Djibril (SA) 14.91m (5) Belinda Johnson (NSWIS) 13.80m 1989 Kaye Nordstrom (NZL) 51.52m (3) Kate Farrow (SA) 49.92m (4) Sharon Clarke (NSW) 47.32m 2003 Toshimi Ichioka (JPN) 16.61m Ana Po'uhila (NZL) 15.80m (6) Rebecca Neilsen (VIC) 12.69m (2) Janne Ware (Tas) 50.08m (3) Alifatou Djibril (SA) 14.65m (4) Belinda Johnson (NSW) 14.26m 1990 Louise Currey (McPaul) (NSW) 57.06m Kate Farrow (SA) 56.56m Janne Ware (Tas) 53.00m 1991 Louise Currey (McPaul) (NSW) 60.20m Kirsten Smith (NZL) 56.30m (4) Janne Ware (Tas) 50.52m Women - Discus Throw (3) Kate Farrow (SA) 55.32m 1987 Gael Martin (Mulhall) (Vic) 57.30m Astra Vitols (Etienne) (Vic) 50.68m Heidi Wittesch (SA) 47.32m 1992 Akiko Mayajima (JPN) 58.88m (5) Joanna Stone (Qld) 50.32m Kirsten Smith (NZL) 57.62m 1988 Astra Vitols (Etienne) (Vic) 54.44m Vanessa French (WA) 49.48m Rochelle Sutton (Vic) 45.70m (3) Kate Farrow (SA) 54.08m (7) Fiona Fewtrell (NSW) 45.10m 1993 Louise Currey (McPaul) (NSW) 59.14m Sueli dos Santos (BRA) 56.58m (5) Kate Farrow (SA) 54.54m 1989 Daniela Costian (Qld) 66.78m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 55.94m Astra Vitols (Etienne) (Vic) 54.54m (3) Joanna Stone (Qld) 56.00m 1990 Daniela Costian (Qld) 59.60m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 54.72m Marie Christine Fakate (FRA) 51.04m 1994 Joanna Stone (Qld) 62.40m Louise Currey (McPaul) (NSW) 61.44m Kate Farrow (SA) 56.74m (4) Felicity Johnston (NSW) 48.92m 1995 (NZL) 60.10m (3) Kate Farrow (SA) 52.58m (4) Lara Woodbury (NSW) 50.38m AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SEASON 2004 SEASON 2004 SEASON 1991 Daniela Costian (Qld) 64.68m Jeanette Park (NZL) 49.46m (4) Jacqueline Meier (NSW) 43.92m (2) Louise Currey (McPaul) (NSW) 59.12m (3) Felicity Johnston (NSW) 49.28m 1996 Tanja Damaske (GER) 64.38m (3) Louise Currey (McPaul) (NSW) 59.70m (4) Kate Farrow (SA) 56.30m 1992 Daniela Costian (Qld) 63.86m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 52.52m Ikuko Kitamuri (JPN) 52.26m (2) Joanna Stone (Qld) 62.78m (6) Christy Mara (NSW) 48.30m 1997 Joanna Stone (Qld) 63.78m Bina Ramesh (FRA) 54.06m (7) Cecilia McIntosh (Vic) 48.48m (3) Kate Farrow (SA) 53.16m 1993 Daniela Costian (Qld) 62.82m Felicity Johnston (NSW) 51.18m Alison Lever (Qld) 50.38m 1998 Louise Currey (McPaul) (NSW) 62.34m Bina Ramesh (FRA) 49.05m (4) Lisa Garwood (Qld) 43.06m 1994 Daniela Costian (Qld) 65.38m Alison Lever (Qld) 56.54m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 55.42m (3) Cecilia McIntosh (Vic) 45.54m 1995 Daniela Costian (Qld) 61.76m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 53.94m Monique Nacsa (Qld) 51.04m 1999 Hayley Wilson (NZL) 47.48m Linda Polelei (FRA) 46.75m (5) Rishelle Hume (WA) 43.66m 1996 Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 61.86m Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 60.98m (4) Alison Lever (Qld) 55.64m (3) Jane Jamieson (NSW) 45.10m (4) Caroline Jackman (SA) 44.49m (3) Daniela Costian (Qld) 60.04m 2000 Sueli dos Santos (BRA) 54.92m Bina Ramesh (FRA) 50.61m (7) Caroline Jackman (SA) 46.26m 1997 Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 68.28m (3) Alison Lever (Qld) 53.40m (4) Monique Nacsa (Qld) 53.16m (3) Stephanie Hancock (Qld) 49.58m (5) Cecilia McIntosh (Vic) 48.58m (2) Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 65.86m 2001 Bina Ramesh (FRA) 54.54m Yayoi Shibano (JPN) 52.04m 1998 Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 63.80m (3) Alison Lever (Qld) 53.90m (4) Katrina Steele (NSW) 53.57m (2) Rosie Hooper (Vic) 53.88m (4) Cecilia McIntosh (Vic) 50.77m (5) Stephanie Hancock (Qld) 49.78m 2002 Bina Ramesh (FRA) 56.93m Takako Miyake (JPN) 56.61m (5) Stephanie Hancock (Qld) 49.76m (2) Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 61.41m (3) Cecilia McIntosh (VIS) 53.87m (4) (VIS) 52.13m 1999 Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 61.72m Alison Lever (Qld) 60.92m Aretha Hill (USA) 57.75m 2003 Bina Ramesh (FRA) 52.29m (3) Kathryn Mitchell (VIC) 50.98m (4) Rosemary Hooper (VIC) 50.84m (5) Katrina Steele (NSW) 53.86m (2) Rebecca Noy (NSW) 52.26m 2000 Alison Lever (Qld) 63.73m Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (ACT) 62.71m Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 62.68m (4) Monique Nacsa (Qld) 56.61m Women - Heptathlon 2001 Alison Lever (Qld) 59.74m Monique Nacsa (Qld) 55.00m Christy Thiel (NSW) 53.68m 1987 Jane Flemming (Vic) 6390pts Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 5876pts Georgina Hale (Vic) 4998pts 2002 Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 63.41m (3) Monique Nacsa (QAS) 57.24m (4) Debbie Pickersgill (QAS) 52.20m 1988 Jane Flemming (Vic) 6166pts Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (Millar) (Tas) 5655pts Wendy de Vroom (Smart) (NSW) 4097pts 1989 Sharon Jaklofsky-Smith (Qld) 5565pts Janet Scott (CAN) 5212pts (4) Katrina 'Katie' Ackerman (Harders) (Qld) 5127pts (2) Alison Lever (QAS) 60.29m (3) Kylie Coombe (Vic) 5164pts 2003 Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) 63.36m (3) Monique Nacsa (QLD) 53.70m (5) Alifatou Djibril (SA) 51.67m 1990 Katrina 'Katie' Ackerman (Harders) (Qld) 5539pts Leisa Proctor (Bruce) (Qld) 5063pts Lara Asinari (SA) 4666pts (2) Debbie Pickersgill (QLD) 58.92m 1991 Leisa Proctor (Bruce) (Qld) 5164pts Lara Asinari (SA) 4929pts Judith Parsons (SA) 4861pts 1992 Kylie Coombe (Vic) 5661pts Leisa Proctor (Bruce) (Qld) 5421pts Fiona Fewtrell (NSW) 5171pts 1993 Jane Flemming (Vic) 6278pts Theresa Martin (Qld) 5355pts Leisa Proctor (Bruce) (Qld) 5273pts 1994 Jane Flemming (Vic) 6010pts Kylie Coombe (Vic) 5599pts Theresa Martin (Qld) 4984pts 1995 Jane Jamieson (NSW) 5840pts Theresa Martin (Qld) 4899pts Megan Minehane (Qld) 4650pts 1996 Jane Jamieson (NSW) 5823pts Sherryl Morrow (Vic) 5002pts Virginia Young (NSW) 4872pts 1997 Clare Thompson (Qld) 5534pts Sherryl Morrow (Vic) 5229pts Theresa Martin (Qld) 5044pts 1998 Jane Jamieson (NSW) 5943pts Simone Purvis (Vic) 5060pts Lisa Kovacs (SA) 4767pts 1999 Sherryl Morrow (Vic) 5722pts Clare Thompson (Qld) 5464pts Virginia Young (NSW) 5090pts 2000 Sherryl Morrow (Vic) 5817pts Clare Thompson (Qld) 5751pts Virginia Young (NSW) 5199pts 2001 Jane Jamieson (NSW) 6070pts Mandy Heath (SA) 5672pts Clare Thompson (Vic) 5570pts 2002 Clare Thompson (VIS) 5804pts Kylie Wheeler (WAIS) 5698pts Mandy Heath (NSWIS) 5555pts 2003 Kylie Wheeler (WA) 5838 Mandy Heath (NSW) 4991 Danielle Senior (NSW) 4903

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Women 100 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:-1.5) 1. Jacquie Munro NSW 13.50Q; 2. Debbi Edwards NSW 13.89Q; 3. Rachel Rogers FIJ 13.99Q; 4. Melissa Moss QLD 14.42q; 5. Lisa Spencer NSW 14.53q; 6. Keshvar Mirzarazi NSW 15.00; 7. Sandra 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-1.4) 1. Gloria Kemasuode NSW 11.73Q; 2. Bronwyn Thompson QLD 11.92Q; 3. Caro Hunt Gabrael NSW 15.21; 8. Laura Cameron QLD 15.89. Heat 2: (w:-1.6) 1. Fiona Cullen QLD 13.65Q; 2. Georgina Power NZL 11.94Q; 4. Katrina Steward VIC 12.10q;5. Fiona Cullen QLD 12.16q; 6. Rachel Rogers FIJ 12.32; 7. Lynette Viney SA VIC 14.30Q; 3. Claire Cochrane WA 14.45Q; 4. Rasvinder Gill NSW 14.70; 5. Simone Day QLD 14.99; 6. Hayley Cameron 12.56. Heat 2: (w:-1.2) 1. Sharon Cripps QLD 11.70Q; 2. Rachael Jackson NSW 11.97Q; 3. Preya Carey NSW 12.19Q; 4. NSW 15.00; 7. Julia Adams QLD 15.14; 8. Rowena Yeomans SA 15.91. Final: (w:-0.3) 1. Jacquie Munro NSW 13.37; 2. Litiana Waqanitoga FIJ 12.27q; 5. Cathalina Walsh NSW 12.27; 6.Andrea Sparrow SA 12.42; 7. Natalie Brown QLD 12.70. Fiona Cullen QLD 13.43; 3. Rachel Rogers FIJ 13.96; 4. Debbi Edwards NSW 14.05; 5. Claire Cochrane WA 14.18; 6. Heat 3: (w:-0.5) 1. Melanie Kleeberg QLD 11.90Q; 2. Melissa Kay TAS 11.98Q; 3. Gemma Bright QLD 11.99Q; 4. Jacquie Georgina Power VIC 14.32;7. Lisa Spencer NSW 14.36; 8. Melissa Moss QLD 14.40. Munro NSW 12.18q; 5.Annmarie Spragg NZL 12.55; 6. Casey Cunningham NSW 12.59; 7. Julie Choate WA 12.98. Heat 4: (w:-0.6) 1.Amy Harris QLD 11.96Q; 2. Mindy Slomka NSW 11.98Q; 3. Brooke-Erin Rickards QLD 12.28Q; 4. Jacinta 400 metres Hurdles Heat 1: 1. Jana Pittman VIC 57.59Q;2. Milena Alver EST 60.73Q; 3. Kristy Watson SA 64.11Q; 4. Boyd QLD 12.32; 5. Josephine Ngaluafe QLD 12.53; 6. Claire Cochrane WA 12.60; 7. Elizabeth Gale NSW 13.29. Semi 1: Hayley Strow QLD 65.01q; 5. Jane Hewitt NSW 65.06q. Heat 2: 1. Rebecca Wardell NZL 58.03Q; 2. Sonja Bowe NZL (w:-1.3) 1. Sharon Cripps QLD 11.57Q; 2. Bronwyn Thompson QLD 11.89Q; 3.Amy Harris QLD 11.99Q; 4. Melissa Kay 61.24Q; 3. Debbie Walsham NSW 65.26Q; 4. Lauren Brownlow NSW 66.35; 5. Rosie Farrell WA 67.30. Final: 1. Jana TAS 12.01q; 5. Caro Hunt NZL 12.03q; 6. Katrina Steward VIC 12.08;7. Litiana Waqanitoga FIJ 12.27; 8. Brooke-Erin Pittman VIC 53.95;2. Rebecca Wardell NZL 56.50; 3. Sonja Bowe NZL 59.94; 4. Milena Alver EST 60.50; 5. Kristy Watson Rickards QLD 12.36. Semi 2: (w:-0.7) 1. Gloria Kemasuode NSW 11.66Q; 2. Melanie Kleeberg QLD 12.04Q; 3. Mindy SA 63.42; 6. Debbie Walsham NSW 64.64; 7. Jane Hewitt NSW 65.38; 8. Hayley Strow QLD 65.69. Slomka NSW 12.04Q; 4. Fiona Cullen QLD 12.08; 5. Rachael Jackson NSW 12.08; 6. Gemma Bright QLD 12.13; 7. Preya Carey NSW 12.17; 8. Cathalina Walsh NSW 12.46. Final: (w:-0.6) 1. Sharon Cripps QLD 11.50; 2. Gloria Kemasuode 3000 metres Steeplechase 1.Victoria Mitchell VIC 10:20.60;2. Lee-Ann Turner SA 10:42.58; 3.Tiah Simmons TAS NSW 11.74; 3.Amy Harris QLD 11.92; 4. Mindy Slomka NSW 11.93; 5. Caro Hunt NZL 11.97; 6. Melanie Kleeberg QLD 11:14.09; 4. Jane Mudge SA 11:34.85; 5. Nikki O'Carroll NSW 12:07.39; 6. Louise Fairfax VIC 12:12.27;7. Lynda Glasson 11.97; 7. Bronwyn Thompson QLD 11.97; 8. Melissa Kay TAS 12.01. NSW 12:45.98.

200 metres Heat 1: (w:-3.7) 1. Sharon Cripps QLD 23.95Q; 2. Katerina Dressler VIC 24.03Q;3. Katrina Steward VIC 4x100 metres Relay 1. New Zealand (April Brough, Jane Arnott, Caro Hunt,Annmarie Spragg) 46.04; 2.Western 24.26q; 4. Caro Hunt NZL 24.30q; 5. Brooke-Erin Rickards QLD 24.80; 6. Lynette Viney SA 24.90; 7. Mereoni Raluve FIJ Australia (Kylie Bent, Lindsey McDonnell, Claire Cochrane, Kylie Wheeler) 46.83; 3. South Australia (Lynette Viney,Andrea 25.58; 8. Kate Fenech SA 25.83. Heat 2: (w:-2.1) 1. Gemma Bright QLD 24.31Q; 2. Melanie Kleeberg QLD 24.37Q; 3. Sparrow, Kate Fenech, Erin Hewitt) 47.57; New South Wales (Rachael Jackson, Preya Carey, Gloria Kemasuode, Mindy Renee Robson VIC 24.67q;4. Erin Hewitt SA 24.96; 5. Casey Cunningham NSW 25.11; 6.Annabelle Smith NSW 25.15; 7. Slomka) DQ. Litiana Waqanitoga FIJ 25.20; Lindsey McDonnell WA DNF; Melissa Kay TAS DQ. Heat 3: (w:-1.6) 1. Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ 23.92Q; 2. Jane Arnott NZL 24.46Q; 3.Amy Harris QLD 24.72; 4.Alicia Spencer NSW 24.77; 5. Jennifer Marshall VIC 4x400 metres Relay 1.Victoria (Jennifer Marshall, Renee Robson, Katerina Dressler, Catherine Freeman) 3:39.65; 2. 25.08; 6. Katie Moore VIC 25.14;7.Andrea Sparrow SA 25.26; 8. Josephine Ngaluafe QLD 25.90; 9.Amy Sawyer VIC 26.20. New South Wales (Lynda Pagett, Merryn Aldridge,Annabelle Smith, Rosemary Hayward) 3:42.48; 3.Western Australia (Lisa Final: (w:-1.1) 1. Sharon Cripps QLD 23.39; 2. Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ 23.64; 3. Katerina Dressler VIC 24.05;4. Melanie Hughes, Katherine Hancock, Kylie Wheeler, Susan Andrews) 3:48.71; 4. South Australia (Erin Hewitt, Sue Shepherd, Kelly Kleeberg QLD 24.21; 5. Gemma Bright QLD 24.23; 6. Caro Hunt NZL 24.39; 7. Katrina Steward VIC 24.53;8. Jane Arnott Wilding, Kate Fenech) 3:55.92; 5. Queensland (Amy Wright, Katrina Sendall, Caitlin Willis, Hayley Strow) 3:56.70. NZL 24.56; 9. Renee Robson VIC 24.59. High Jump 1. Miyuki Aoyama JPN 1.84m; 2. Petrina Price NSW 1.81m; 3.Alexandra Church NSW 1.78m; 4. Claire 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Catherine Freeman VIC 54.07Q;2.Annabelle Smith NSW 55.81Q; 3. Jennifer Marshall VIC 55.87; Mallett NSW 1.78m; 5. Matilda Gunn QLD 1.75m; 6. Nadia Smith VIC 1.70m;6. Casey Narrier WA 1.70m; 8. Satoko 4. Mika Kobayashi JPN 56.57; 5. Claire Robinson VIC 57.64;6. Mereoni Raluve FIJ 57.76; 7. Erin Hewitt SA 58.24. Heat 2: Hidaka JPN 1.65m; 9. Lindsey McDonnell WA 1.65m; 9. Gabrielle Conroy NSW 1.65m; 11. Nicky Downing NSW 1.65m. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 1. Katerina Dressler VIC 54.70Q;2. Renee Robson VIC 54.82Q;3. Rebecca Irwin NSW 55.40q; 4. Caitlin Willis QLD IN 2003 RESULTS 56.81; 5. Katie Moore VIC 57.13;6. Lynda Pagett NSW 57.52; 7. Kelly Wilding SA 59.21; 8. Sue Shepherd SA 59.40. Heat Pole Vault Qualifying Group 1: 1. Rosanna Ditton VIC 3.75mq;1.Wendy Young SA 3.75mq; 1. Melina Hamilton NZL 3: 1. Rosemary Hayward NSW 53.82Q; 2. Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ 54.06Q; 3. Rachel Signal NZL 55.46q; 4. Kate Fenech SA 3.75mq; 4. Katrina Miroshnichenko QLD 3.75mq; 5. Irie Hill VIC 3.75mq;6. Erryn Boxall WA 3.60m; 7. Sarah Wiltshire VIC 57.73; 5.Amy Sawyer VIC 59.00;6. Katrina Sendall QLD 59.45; 7.Amy Wright QLD 60.39; Merryn Aldridge NSW DQ. 3.40m; 8. Kathryn Khiroya NSW 3.20m; Qualifying Group 2: 1.Tatiana Grigorieva SA 3.90mq; 2. Sophie Chiet NZL Final: 1. Catherine Freeman VIC 51.66;2. Rosemary Hayward NSW 52.24; 3. Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ 53.18; 4. Katerina 3.75mq; 3. QLD 3.75mq; 3.Tracey Young SA 3.75mq; 5. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.60mq; 6. Fiona Buchanan VIC Dressler VIC 53.26;5. Renee Robson VIC 54.32;6. Rachel Signal NZL 54.57; 7. Rebecca Irwin NSW 55.09; 8.Annabelle 3.60m; 7. Jacinta Lynn VIC 3.60m;8. Cathy Georgiou VIC 3.40m;9. Jessica Turner VIC 3.20m. Final: 1. Melina Hamilton Smith NSW 56.13. NZL 4.20m; 2. Rosanna Ditton VIC 4.20m;3.Tatiana Grigorieva SA 4.10m; 4.Wendy Young SA 4.00m; 5. Sophie Chiet NZL 3.80m; 6. Irie Hill VIC 3.80m;6.Tracey Young SA 3.80m; 8. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.60m; 9. Katrina Miroshnichenko QLD 800 metres Heat 1: 1.Tamsyn Lewis VIC 2:07.24Q;2.Alicia Tye-Smith VIC 2:08.17Q;3. Rochelle Heron NZL 2:08.30; 4. 3.60m;Alana Boyd QLD NH. Celia Brown VIC 2:08.31;5.Anne Fearnley VIC 2:09.47;6. Katherine Hancock WA 2:10.81; 7. Kelly Edge NZL 2:12.37; 8. Sarah Bitomsky QLD 2:25.02. Heat 2: 1. Susan Andrews WA 2:00.94Q; 2. Debbie Savage NSW 2:08.37Q; 3. Lisa Corrigan Long Jump 1. Bronwyn Thompson QLD 6.55m(+1.8); 2. Kerrie Perkins ACT 6.50m(+2.0); 3. Sharon Sutherland WA AIS 2:08.42; 4. Kate McMaster NSW 2:10.82; 5. Caitlin Willis QLD 2:12.17; 6.Tricia Bonser NSW 2:12.92; 7. Bride King 6.41m(+1.5); 4. Shermin Oksuz AIS 6.34m(+1.8); 5. Nadia Smith VIC 6.31m(+1.3);6. Lisa Morrison VIC 6.20m(+2.8);7. NSW 2:13.43; 8.Vasiti Vatureba FIJ 2:14.31. Heat 3: 1. Libby Allen VIC 2:06.62Q;2.Adrienne McIvor QLD 2:07.18Q; 3. Kylie Reed VIC 5.96m(+2.0);8. Nicole Barnes NSW 5.81m(+1.5); 9. Natalie Brown QLD 5.80m(+1.8). Meike Flore NSW 2:07.55q; 4. Brooke Simpson NSW 2:08.12q; 5. Elisabeth Bird VIC 2:11.38;6. Kate Johnstone NZL 2:12.42; 7. Sophie Joynes NT 2:16.47; 8.Anne Harrison NSW 2:18.60. Final: 1.Tamsyn Lewis VIC 2:00.13;2. Susan Triple Jump 1. Jeanette Bowles VIC 12.72m(+0.6);2. Carmen Miller TAS 12.66m(+1.3); 3. Kelera Nacewa NZL Andrews WA 2:01.30; 3. Debbie Savage NSW 2:03.66; 4. Libby Allen VIC 2:05.10;5. Meike Flore NSW 2:07.92; 6.Alicia Tye- 12.65m(+1.0); 4. Sarah Sydney QLD 12.50m(+1.2); 5. Lisa Antill NSW 12.28m(+0.4); 6. Paula Lodge SA 12.27m(+1.0); 7. Smith VIC 2:08.71;7. Brooke Simpson NSW 2:10.46;Adrienne McIvor QLD DNF. Tatum Rickard NZL 12.11m(+1.1); 8. Melissa Moss QLD 12.05m(+1.0); 9. Crystal Cragan WA 12.03m(+1.6); 10.Alexis Turner QLD 11.86m(+1.3); 11. Karen Lyne VIC 11.76m(+1.6);12. Katelyn Grehan NSW 11.54m(+0.9);Tarja Clarke QLD 1500 metres 1. Suzanne Walsham NSW 4:12.96; 2. Emily Morris NSW 4:15.56; 3.Anna Thompson VIC 4:18.88;4. Sarah NM. Salmon ACT 4:23.62; 5. Georgie Clarke VIC 4:32.04;6. Kelly Edge NZL 4:36.99; 7. Gina Grayson WA 4:37.89; 8. Skye Mullins NSW 4:41.29; 9. Sophie Joynes NT 4:42.86; 10. Bride King NSW 4:50.02; 11. Kate McMaster NSW 4:53.80; 12. Shot Put 1.Toshimi Ichioka JPN 16.61m;2.Ana Po'uhila NZL 15.80m; 3.Alifatou Djibril SA 14.65m; 4. Belinda Johnson Melanie Foster NSW 4:57.90. NSW 14.26m; 5.Tereapii Tapoki COK 13.37m; 6. Rebecca Neilsen VIC 12.69m;7. Melissa Delich WA 12.68m; 8.Annabel Thomson NSW 12.25m; 9. Sharyn Dickson NSW 12.16m; 10. Mary Lange SA 11.24m. 3000 metres 1.Anna Thompson VIC 9:21.79;2. Sarah Salmon ACT 9:29.63; 3. Kandy Grant ACT 9:36.37; 4. Helen Tolhurst QLD 10:07.81;5. Sophie Joynes NT 10:16.09; 6. Skye Mullins NSW 10:16.77.

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Discus Throw Qualifying: 1. Beatrice Faumuina NZL 61.22mq; 2. Debbie Pickersgill QLD 53.89mq; 3. Monique Nacsa 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Ruth Little NSW 2:14.91Q; 2. Jessica Doorey NSW 2:15.23Q; 3. Elizabeth Orchard NZL 2:15.62; QLD 50.60mq; 4. Melehifo Uhi TON 49.48mq; 5.Alifatou Djibril SA 48.59mq; 6.Tomoko Yamaguchi JPN 48.58mq; 7. 4. Kirsten Kelly NSW 2:17.21; 5. Renee Asonitis NSW 2:19.77; 6. Rebecca Hill QLD 2:23.61; 7.Abbey Dunn SA 2:30.72. Belinda Johnson NSW 47.33mq; 8. Belinda Forsyth NSW 46.83mq; 9. Julie Bennell QLD 46.19mq; 10. Sharyn Dickson Heat 2: 1. Emily Johnson NSW 2:12.42Q; 2. Lara Nicod NSW 2:13.20Q; 3. Katie French NSW 2:13.66q; 4.Alyce Gillham NSW 45.70mq; 11. Calista Lyon VIC 45.57m;12.Tereapii Tapoki COK 44.96m; 13.Tamika Hicks VIC 42.59m;14. Leana QLD 2:14.59; 5. Sophie Curtis QLD 2:15.57; 6. Suzie Rhydderch NSW 2:16.80; 7. Kavita Maharaj FIJ 2:30.85. Heat 3: 1. Bishop QLD 42.24m; 15. Glenda Polelei FRA 41.66m. Final: 1. Beatrice Faumuina NZL 63.36m; 2. Debbie Pickersgill QLD Renee Vandenberg NSW 2:13.85Q; 2. Rebecca Forlong NZL 2:14.10Q; 3. Celia Cosgriff VIC 2:14.26q;4. Rebecca Wiasak 58.92m; 3. Monique Nacsa QLD 53.70m; 4. Melehifo Uhi TON 52.30m; 5.Alifatou Djibril SA 51.67m; 6. Belinda Forsyth VIC 2:14.67; 5. Sheena Steinert SA 2:17.62; 6. Jacqueline Davies QLD 2:21.39; 7.Amber Morris NSW 2:21.98. Final: 1. NSW 46.46m; 7. Belinda Johnson NSW 45.36m; 8. Sharyn Dickson NSW 45.31m; 9. Julie Bennell QLD 41.82m; 10. Renee Vandenberg NSW 2:09.87; 2. Ruth Little NSW 2:10.16; 3. Lara Nicod NSW 2:11.80; 4. Emily Johnson NSW 2:12.43; Tomoko Yamaguchi JPN 41.10m. 5. Katie French NSW 2:14.26; 6. Rebecca Forlong NZL 2:14.54; 7. Jessica Doorey NSW 2:18.08; 8. Celia Cosgriff VIC 2:20.11. Hammer Throw Qualifying: 1. Bronwyn Eagles NSW 67.40mq; 2. Brooke Krueger SA 61.15mq; 3. Deborah Sosimenko NSW 60.07mq; 4. Gabrielle Neighbour VIC 59.33mq;5. Sharyn Amie Tennent QLD 55.45mq;6. Debbie McCaw NZL 1500 metres 1. Lisa Corrigan AIS 4:27.44; 2. Emily Johnson NSW 4:33.96; 3. Suzie Rhydderch NSW 4:36.58; 4. Elizabeth 51.40mq; 7. Breanne Clement NSW 50.95mq; 8. Erin Petrovic NSW 49.01mq; 9. Siniva Marsters COK 45.07mq; 10.Anni Orchard NZL 4:40.04; 5. Sophie Bromfield NSW 4:41.85; 6. Sophie Curtis QLD 4:41.96; 7. Renee Vandenberg NSW Hansen VIC 43.91mq;11.Alexie Brown WA 43.88m; 12. Michelle Schlechter QLD 42.76m; 13. Kristy Mills QLD 42.23m; 4:43.57; 8. Celia Cosgriff VIC 4:44.66;9. Katie French NSW 4:45.67; 10.Tina Sherratt NSW 4:48.32; 11.Alyce Gillham 14.Anita Millington TAS 40.33m. Final: 1. Brooke Krueger SA 66.41m; 2. Bronwyn Eagles NSW 65.85m; 3. Deborah QLD 4:52.29; 12. Melissa Murrihy NZL 4:53.42; 13. Kavita Maharaj FIJ 5:13.65. Sosimenko NSW 62.87m; 4. Gabrielle Neighbour VIC 56.65m;5. Sharyn Amie Tennent QLD 55.46m;6. Breanne Clement NSW 51.60m; 7. Debbie McCaw NZL 50.30m; 8. Erin Petrovic NSW 50.00m; 9. Siniva Marsters COK 46.17m; 10.Anni 3000 metres 1. Sophie Bromfield NSW 10:28.03; 2. Lucy Starrat NSW 10:35.73; 3. Louise Kerr QLD 10:48.47. Hansen VIC 40.65m. 100 metres Hurdles (w:-1.7) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 14.06; 2. Lisa Spencer NSW 14.50; 3. Bianca Debartolo NSW 14.68; Javelin Throw 1. Bina Ramesh FRA 52.29m; 2. Rebecca Noy NSW 52.26m; 3. Kathryn Mitchell VIC 50.98m;4. Rosemary 4. Kyra Miller NSW 15.70. Hooper VIC 50.84m;5.Annabel Thomson NSW 47.07m; 6. Carly QLD 44.84m; 7. Kate Smith QLD 42.83m. 400 metres Hurdles Heat 1: 1. Emily Allen VIC 61.83Q;2. Kelly Young NSW 63.09Q; 3. Caitlin Ford VIC 63.40Q;4. Heptathlon 1. Kylie Wheeler WA 5838; 2. Mandy Heath NSW 4991; 3. Danielle Senior NSW 4903; 4. Peta Mason QLD Belinda Brown QLD 65.82q; 5. Lauren McAdam QLD 67.21; 6.Anna Steffensen QLD 68.01; 7. Erin Tucker TAS 69.24. 4769; 5. Gillian Ragus WA 4605; 6. Belinda Sanders NSW 4319; 7. Bronwyn Magdulski ACT 3514. Heat 2: 1.Annie Cahill NSW 62.76Q; 2.Tara Millgate NSW 63.12Q; 3. Corinne Archer NSW 64.37Q; 4. Cheryl-Anne McCann WA 64.84q; 5. Catherine Brown QLD 69.20; 6. Jessica Smith QLD 69.82. Final: 1.Annie Cahill NSW 61.22; 2. Women Under 20 Emily Allen VIC 61.58;3.Tara Millgate NSW 62.28; 4. Kelly Young NSW 62.98; 5. Caitlin Ford VIC 64.02;6. Corinne Archer NSW 65.50; 7. Belinda Brown QLD 65.77. 100 metres Heat 1: (w:+0.5) 1.April Brough NZL 12.01Q; 2. Jacinta Boyd QLD 12.19Q; 3.Alison Glapa NSW 12.28Q; 4. Katie Schofield NZL 12.36q; 5. Bianca Williams NSW 12.51; 6. Kara Shackleton NSW 12.64; 7. Melissa Cavanagh ACT Steeplechase 1. Marnie Ponton ACT 6:53.35; 2. Lucy Polkinghorne NSW 7:00.94; 3.Ashlea Gilfillan QLD 12.67; 8.Alicia Wrench-Doody SA 12.87; 9. Claire Ridley QLD 12.97. Heat 2: (w:-1.2) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 11.96Q; 2. 7:06.36; 4. Melissa Murrihy NZL 7:08.63; 5.Tiah Simmons TAS 7:18.15; 6. Laura Luxford QLD 7:25.25; 7. Louise Kerr QLD Michelle Cutmore QLD 12.20Q; 3. Kylie Bent WA 12.35Q; 4.Tammy Riley QLD 12.44q; 5. Rebecca Negus QLD 12.61; 6. 7:25.86; 8. Riana Dinsmore QLD 7:44.70; 9. Stacey Birch NSW 8:02.48; 10. Bianca Sait NSW 8:12.14; 11. Miriam Orr NSW Kate Leitch QLD 12.71; 7. Edwina Clark NSW 12.77; 8. Louise Jones NZL 12.82; 9. Sarah Stewart VIC 12.93. Final: (w:- 8:27.45. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 0.6) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 11.76; 2.April Brough NZL 12.02; 3. Michelle Cutmore QLD 12.06; 4. Jacinta Boyd QLD 12.25; IN 2003 RESULTS 5.Alison Glapa NSW 12.27; 6. Kylie Bent WA 12.28; 7. Katie Schofield NZL 12.37; 8.Tammy Riley QLD 12.43. 10000 metres Walk 1. Laura Johnson NSW 49:37.18; 2. Lisa Grant NSW 51:04.42; 3. Beki Lee NSW 56:29.59; 4.Vanessa Ebejer NSW 57:59.55; 5. Chantelle Petith QLD 58:03.58; 6. Katie Dodds NSW 1:05:08.00; Christina Alldis NSW DQ. 200 metres Heat 1: (w:-1.1) 1.April Brough NZL 24.27Q; 2. Monique Williams NZL 24.80Q; 3. Kylie Bent WA 24.89q; 4. Pip Kehoe QLD 25.57; 5. Emma Jeans VIC 26.11;6. Rebecca Negus QLD 26.37; 7. Leanne Hodge SA 26.79. Heat 2: (w:- 4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Jacinta Boyd, Sally McLellan, Jacqueline Davies, Kate Leitch) 46.54; 2. New South 1.4) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 24.12Q; 2. Michelle Cutmore QLD 24.45Q; 3. Bianca Williams NSW 25.22q; 4. Pirrenee Wales (Bianca Debartolo, Bianca Williams,Amber Morris,Alison Glapa) 48.14; 3. South Australia (Alicia Wrench-Doody, Steinert SA 25.44; 5. Kara Shackleton NSW 25.69; 6. Edwina Clark NSW 25.81; 7. Melissa Cavanagh ACT 25.93. Heat 3: Jessica Kemp, Leanne Hodge, Pirrenee Steinert) 49.63. (w:-1.3) 1. Kate Leitch QLD 25.37Q; 2. Louise Jones NZL 25.40Q; 3. Jacqueline Davies QLD 25.56; 4. Katie Schofield NZL 25.70; 5. Julia Nation VIC 25.72;6. Sarah Stewart VIC 26.20. Final: (w:-2.3) 1.April Brough NZL 23.95; 2. Sally McLellan 4x400 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Tara Millgate, Lara Nicod, Emily Johnson, Renee Vandenberg) 3:46.46; 2. South QLD 24.08; 3. Kylie Bent WA 24.60; 4. Monique Williams NZL 24.67; 5. Michelle Cutmore QLD 24.83; 6. Bianca Williams Australia (Jessica Kemp,Abbey Dunn, Sheena Steinert, Pirrenee Steinert) 3:50.36; 3. Queensland (Lauren McAdam, Caitlin NSW 25.21; 7. Kate Leitch QLD 25.41; 8. Louise Jones NZL 25.47. Cheshire Pip Kehoe, Jacqueline Davies) 3:50.37; 4.Victoria (Emma Jeans, Sarah Stewart, Lucy Kenny, Cara White) 3:51.80.

400 metres Heat 1: 1. Morgan Whiley TAS 55.74Q; 2. Lucy Kenny VIC 56.83Q;3. Jacqueline Davies QLD 56.94Q; 4. High Jump 1. Petrina Price NSW 1.81m; 2. Matilda Gunn QLD 1.78m; 3.Alexandra Church NSW 1.78m; 4.Tessa Densley Emma Jeans VIC 57.11q;5. Sheena Steinert SA 57.90; 6.Abbey Dunn SA 58.46; 7.Alyce Gillham QLD 59.56. Heat 2: 1. Pip VIC 1.75m; 4. Lauren Foote SA 1.75m; 6. Claire Mallett NSW 1.75m; 7. Sian MacDonald ACT 1.69m; 8. Jane Brotherton Kehoe QLD 57.06Q; 2. Monique Williams NZL 57.14Q; 3.Tara Millgate NSW 57.44Q; 4. Pirrenee Steinert SA 57.46q; 5. NSW 1.65m; 8.Amanda J Allen QLD 1.65m. Lara Nicod NSW 57.94; 6. Cara White VIC 58.50;7. Jessica Kemp SA 61.20; 8. Corinne Archer NSW 64.19. Final: 1. Morgan Whiley TAS 54.89; 2. Monique Williams NZL 55.28; 3. Jacqueline Davies QLD 55.76; 4. Pirrenee Steinert SA 55.93; Pole Vault 1.Wendy Young SA 3.90m; 2.Alana Boyd QLD 3.70m; 3. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.70m; 4. Jacinta Lynn VIC 5.Tara Millgate NSW 57.19; 6. Emma Jeans VIC 57.37;7. Lucy Kenny VIC 57.74;Pip Kehoe QLD DQ. 3.70m; 5. Jamie Scroop SA 3.70m; 6. Erryn Boxall WA 3.60m; 7. Kelly Wright QLD 3.50m; 8.Vicky Parnov WA 3.50m; 8. Katrina Miroshnichenko QLD 3.50m; 10. Narelle Henderson VIC 3.20m;10.Anthea Kotyla SA 3.20m; 12.Amber Grogan NZL 3.20m; 13. Sarah Burton VIC 3.00m.

Long Jump 1. Shermin Oksuz AIS 6.17m(-1.6); 2. Sarah Sydney QLD 5.62m(-0.5); 3.Alexis Turner QLD 5.55m(-0.7); 4. Edwina Clark NSW 5.54m(-1.5); 5. Emma Knight VIC 5.45m(-1.0);6.Tarja Clarke QLD 5.23m(-1.6).

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Triple Jump 1. Sarah Sydney QLD 12.59m(+2.4); 2. Melesia Mafile'o NZL 12.36m(+1.1); 3. Katelyn Grehan NSW Women Wheelchair 12.33m(+2.9); 4.Alexis Turner QLD 12.24m(+1.7); 5. Elizabeth Dalton ACT 12.23m(+1.5); 6. Crystal Cragan WA 12.10m(+3.3); 7. Emma Knight VIC 11.94m(+0.6);8.Tarja Clarke QLD 11.64m(+2.5); 9. Natalie Pavlic VIC 11.40m(+2.0). 100 metres Wheelchair (w:+1.4) 1. Gemma Buchholz QLD 22.92; 2.Angela Ballard NSW 19.27; 3. Kelly Darragh QLD 20.49; 4. Katherine Hannay QLD 20.83. Shot Put 1. Belinda Johnson NSW 14.04m; 2. Belinda Forsyth NSW 12.48m; 3. Sharyn Dickson NSW 12.48m; 4.Annabel Thomson NSW 12.12m; 5. Glenda Polelei FRA 11.68m; 6.Tessa Densley VIC 11.63m;7. Renee Ward QLD 11.62m; 8. Jane 400 metres Wheelchair 1. Louise Sauvage NSW 60.27; 2. Eliza Stankovic NSW 60.79; 3.Angela Ballard NSW 68.67; 4. Brotherton NSW 11.59m; 9. Nicole Seage QLD 10.04m. Gemma Buchholz QLD 1:27.98; 5. Katherine Hannay QLD 72.51.

Discus Throw 1. Belinda Forsyth NSW 47.15m; 2. Julie Bennell QLD 45.87m; 3. Sharyn Dickson NSW 45.85m; 4. Belinda 800 metres Wheelchair 1. Louise Sauvage NSW 2:08.42; 2. Kelly Darragh QLD 2:46.29; 3. Katherine Hannay QLD Johnson NSW 45.53m; 5.Annabel Thomson NSW 43.22m; 6. Calista Lyon VIC 43.18m;7. Glenda Polelei FRA 41.63m; 8. 2:46.66; Eliza Stankovic NSW DQ. Nicole Seage QLD 38.47m; 9. Renee Ward QLD 34.59m. Men Hammer Throw 1.Alexie Brown WA 48.04m; 2. Erin Petrovic NSW 47.92m; 3. Kristy Mills QLD 43.91m; 4.Annabel Thomson NSW 43.43m; 5. Michelle Schlechter QLD 42.42m; 6.Anita Millington TAS 39.40m; 7. Jacqui Emms SA 36.42m; 8. 100 metres Heat 1: (w:0.0) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 10.26Q; 2.Adam Basil VIC 10.57Q;3. Scott Wells AIS 10.79Q; 4. Nicole Seage QLD 34.75m. Steven Tucker WA 10.83; 5. Michael Budlender VIC 10.87;6. David Falealili NZL 10.91; 7. Ian Carapeto QLD 11.07; 8. Timothy Johnson SA 11.19. Heat 2: (w:+1.0) 1. Matt Shirvington NSW 10.26Q; 2. NZL 10.57Q; 3.Wagui Javelin Throw 1.Annabel Thomson NSW 47.49m; 2. Glenda Polelei FRA 43.52m; 3. Elizabeth Ryan NZL 39.96m; 4. Anau QLD 10.62Q; 4. Don MacDonald NZL 10.67q; 5. Damien Bock QLD 10.82q; 6. Gavin Hunter QLD 10.84; 7. Kane Ashleigh Payne NSW 39.17m; 5. Calista Lyon VIC 38.85m;6. Erin Petrovic NSW 38.02m; 7. Samantha Bishop QLD 36.96m. Watson WA 10.90; 8. Scott Walsh NZL 10.98. Heat 3: (w:+0.4) 1.Ambrose Ezenwa NSW 10.52Q; 2. Chris Donaldson NZL 10.60Q; 3. Craig Sconce ACT 10.73Q; 4. Justin Smith QLD 10.82q; 5. NZL 10.86; 6. Ross Smith Heptathlon 1. Jane Brotherton NSW 5042; 2. Lisa Hughes WA 5001; 3. Jennifer Coogan NSW 4910; 4. Bianca Debartolo NSW 10.88; 7. Courtney Mcleod QLD 10.89; 8.Travis Venema QLD 11.36. Heat 4: (w:+0.5) 1. Paul Di Bella QLD NSW 4904; 5.Tessa Densley VIC 4882;6. Lauren Foote SA 4816; 7. Leanne Spokes VIC 4584;8. Michelle Korol WA 4088; 10.55Q; 2. NSW 10.59Q; 3. Shem Hollands NSW 10.67Q; 4.Adam Miller NSW 10.72q; 5. 9. Jenny Fitzpatrick QLD 3382. NSW 10.93; 6. Shane McKenzie SA 11.09; 7. Isaul D'Sousa VIC 11.28;8.Ashley Mahoney QLD 11.31. Semi 1: (w:-3.5) 1. Adam Basil VIC 10.52Q;2. Matt Shirvington NSW 10.54Q; 3. Paul Di Bella QLD 10.67Q; 4. Chris Donaldson NZL 10.77q; Women Ambulant 5.Wagui Anau QLD 10.83; 5. Don MacDonald NZL 10.97; 6. Scott Wells AIS 10.97; 8. Damien Bock QLD 11.04. Semi 2: (w:-0.7) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 10.28Q; 2.Ambrose Ezenwa NSW 10.60Q; 3. James Dolphin NZL 10.71Q; 4. Shem 100 metres Ambulant Heat 1: (w:-2.6) 1. Katrina Webb SA 15.05q; 3. Lisa Llorens ACT 13.80q; 4. Lilly Looker QLD Hollands NSW 10.74q; 5. Isaac Ntiamoah NSW 10.77q; 6.Adam Miller NSW 10.79; 7. Craig Sconce ACT 10.84; 8. Justin 14.39q; 8.Virgillia Nielsen QLD 21.78q; 9. Nicole Spehar VIC 21.94; Heat 2: (w:-1.4) 2.Amy Winters NSW 13.74q; 5. Lara Smith QLD 10.98. Final: (w:-1.4) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 10.25; 2. Matt Shirvington NSW 10.34; 3.Adam Basil VIC 10.43;4. Hollow-Williams QLD 14.63q; 6. Eowyn Osborne ACT 14.84q; 7.Amanda Fraser AIS 16.70q; 10.Tamika Simpson VIC Paul Di Bella QLD 10.53; 5.Ambrose Ezenwa NSW 10.57; 6. Isaac Ntiamoah NSW 10.70; 7. James Dolphin NZL 10.72; 8. 24.50. Final: (w:-2.2) 1.Amy Winters NSW 13.27; 2. Katrina Webb SA 14.87; 3. Lisa Llorens ACT 13.35; 4. Lilly Looker Shem Hollands NSW 10.78; 9. Chris Donaldson NZL 10.82. QLD 14.42; 5. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 14.37; 6.Amanda Fraser AIS 16.35; 7. Eowyn Osborne ACT 14.81; 8.Virgillia Nielsen QLD 21.59. 200 metres Heat 1: (w:-2.6) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 21.52Q; 2. Isaac Ntiamoah NSW 21.79Q; 3. James Dolphin NZL RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 21.82; 4. Craig Bearda NZL 22.34; 5. Craig Sconce ACT 22.41; 6. Iain MacFarlane NSW 22.76. Heat 2: (w:-2.2) 1. IN 2003 RESULTS 200 metres Ambulant (w:-2.0) 1. Katrina Webb SA 29.99; 2.Amy Winters NSW 27.30; 3. Lisa Llorens ACT 28.48; 4. Ambrose Ezenwa NSW 20.87Q; 2.Adam Miller NSW 21.33Q; 3.Adam Basil VIC 21.41q;4. Michael Rehardt QLD 21.65; 5. Sharon Rackham ACT 29.09; 5.Virgillia Nielsen QLD 49.53; 6. Lilly Looker QLD 30.20; 7. Eowyn Osborne ACT 32.46; 8. James Mortimer NZL 21.74; 6. David Falealili NZL 21.76; 7. Nathan Carr QLD 22.15. Heat 3: (w:-3.0) 1. Paul Di Bella Nicole Spehar VIC 49.43. QLD 21.41Q; 2. David Flowers VIC 21.45Q;3. Dallas Roberts NZL 21.56q; 4. Shem Hollands NSW 21.58q; 5. Steven Tucker WA 21.59; 6.Wagui Anau QLD 22.01; 7. Meki Meli FIJ 22.29. Final: (w:-1.4) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 20.50; 2. 400 metres Ambulant 1. Katrina Webb SA 67.35; 2. Sharon Rackham ACT 65.70; 3. Meaghan Starr NSW 69.12; 4. Ambrose Ezenwa NSW 20.99; 3. David Flowers VIC 21.33;4. Isaac Ntiamoah NSW 21.52; 5.Adam Miller NSW 21.55; 6. Eowyn Osborne ACT 74.18; 5. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 72.33. Shem Hollands NSW 21.62; 7.Adam Basil VIC 21.68;8. Dallas Roberts NZL 21.77; Paul Di Bella QLD DQ.

Long Jump Ambulant 1. Lisa Llorens ACT 4.84m(+1.4); 2.Amy Winters NSW 4.86m(+0.6); 3. Eowyn Osborne ACT 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Mark Ormrod SA 46.56Q; 2. Daniel Batman AIS 46.62Q; 3. Keith Sheehy SA 47.97q; 4. Marcus 3.72m(+0.4). Katter NSW 48.02; 5. James Blanton NSW 48.91; 6. Peter Ladd VIC 49.41;7. Craig Fountain SA 50.06; Sam Higgie NZL DNF. Heat 2: 1. Clinton Hill NSW 46.37Q; 2. WA 46.94Q; 3. Jason Hunte BAR 47.06q; 4.Tom Hassell SA Shot Put Ambulant 1.Amanda Fraser AIS 8.62m; 2. Seona Rough VIC 8.99m;3.Tanya Krome QLD 9.68m; 4. Norma 48.36; 5. Hayden Fisher NZL 48.61; 6.Tarn Brereton WA 49.95; 7. Shane Fairlie ACT 50.48; David Flowers VIC DQ. Heat Koplick QLD 8.98m; 5. Julie Iles NSW 4.79m; 6. Debbie Wendt QLD 6.27m; 7. Bernadette Gordon TAS 7.90m; 8. Jennifer 3: 1. Casey Vincent NSW 47.28Q;2. Scott Thom VIC 47.87Q;3. Ryan Turton NSW 48.17; 4. Josh Martin NZL 48.24; 5. Bryce ACT 7.27m; 9.Tamika Simpson VIC 3.77m;10. Nicole Spehar VIC 2.79m. Michael Rehardt QLD 48.59; 6. Scott Bailey TAS 49.20; 7.William Caswell QLD 50.12; 8. Meki Meli FIJ 51.64. Final: 1. Clinton Hill NSW 45.50; 2. Daniel Batman AIS 46.19; 3. Casey Vincent NSW 46.39;4. Jason Hunte BAR 46.89; 5. Mark Discus Throw Ambulant 1.Amanda Fraser AIS 26.10m; 2. Norma Koplick QLD 29.00m; 3. Debbie Wendt QLD 20.82m; Ormrod SA 46.96; 6. John Steffensen WA 47.02; 7. Scott Thom VIC 47.42;8. Keith Sheehy SA 48.23. 4. Julie Iles NSW 14.68m; 5.Tanya Krome QLD 26.14m; 6. Bernadette Gordon TAS 27.43m; 7. Jennifer Bryce ACT 18.89m; 8. Nicole Spehar VIC 9.73m.

Javelin Throw Ambulant 1. Debbie Wendt QLD 19.65m; 2. Norma Koplick QLD 29.55m; 3. Julie Iles NSW 12.87m; 4. Amanda Fraser AIS 16.59m; 5.Tanya Krome QLD 26.59m; 6. Jennifer Bryce ACT 24.38m; 7. Nicole Spehar VIC 6.40m;8. Tamika Simpson VIC 4.20m.

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800 metres Heat 1: 1. Kris McCarthy VIC 1:49.53Q;2. Lachlan Chisholm NSW 1:50.37Q; 3. Nick Lorenz QLD High Jump Qualifying: 1. Joshua Lodge NSW 2.05mq; 2. Nicholas Moroney NSW 2.05mq; 3. Dane Richter WA 2.00mq; 1:50.44q; 4.William Devjak NSW 1:50.51; 5.Andrew O'Neill AIS 1:50.65; 6. Marcus Katter NSW 1:53.89; 7. David Kehoe 3. Michael Hamlyn-Harris NSW 2.00mq; 3. Ewan Haldane VIC 2.00mq;3. Phillip Nelson WA 2.00mq; 7. David Partridge QLD 1:56.19; 8.Tom Richardson NSW 1:56.80; 9. Danny Russell QLD 1:58.98. Heat 2: 1.Todd MacDonald NSW NSW 2.00mq; 7. Shigeki Toyoshima JPN 2.00mq; 7.Tomohiro Nomura JPN 2.00mq; 7. Glen Trenton QLD 2.00mq; 11.Alan 1:49.92Q; 2. Gareth Hyett NZL 1:50.01Q; 3. Michael Barwick NSW 1:50.25q; 4. Ben Liddy NSW 1:50.40q; 5.Aaron Jones Ballard WA 2.00mq; 12. Stephane Goubairate FRA 1.90m; 13. Steven Youd TAS 1.90m; James Watson NSW NH. Final: 1. TAS 1:50.44q; 6.Tom Osborne NZL 1:52.50;7. Paul Coster VIC 1:53.86;8. Stephen Stingemore WA 1:55.15; Frazer Joshua Lodge NSW 2.21m; 2. Nicholas Moroney NSW 2.11m; 3. Phillip Nelson WA 2.11m; 4. Ewan Haldane VIC 2.08m;5. Dowling NSW DNF. Heat 3: 1. Isireli Naikelekelevesi FIJ 1:50.42Q; 2. Mark Rodgers NZL 1:50.70Q; 3. Mark Abercromby Dane Richter WA 2.05m; 5. Shigeki Toyoshima JPN 2.05m; 7. Michael Hamlyn-Harris NSW 2.00m; 7.Alan Ballard WA NSW 1:51.19; 4. Malcolm Muir QLD 1:51.24; 5. Michael Hane SA 1:51.83; 6. Corey Tucker ACT 1:52.37; 7. Nicholas 2.00m; 7.Tomohiro Nomura JPN 2.00m; 7. David Partridge NSW 2.00m; 7. Glen Trenton QLD 2.00m. Hudson QLD 1:53.05; 8. Simon Rintel NSW 1:54.68; 9. Keith Kaesler SA 1:59.29. Final: 1. Kris McCarthy VIC 1:48.20;2. Mark Rodgers NZL 1:48.56; 3. Lachlan Chisholm NSW 1:49.43; 4.Aaron Jones TAS 1:49.79; 5.Todd MacDonald NSW Pole Vault 1. Dmitri Markov WA 5.50m; 2.Viktor Chistiakov SA 5.40m; 3. Paul Burgess WA 5.20m; 4.Alex 1:49.80; 6. Gareth Hyett NZL 1:50.05; 7. Michael Barwick NSW 1:50.12; 8. Ben Liddy NSW 1:50.16; 9. Isireli Miroshnichenko QLD 4.95m; 4. Craig Schulstad NSW 4.95m; 6. Ben Blair QLD 4.80m; 7.Tim MacDermot SA 4.60m; Naikelekelevesi FIJ 1:50.95; 10. Nick Lorenz QLD 1:51.32. Thomas Mansfield SA NH.

1500 metres Heat 1: 1. Mark Fountain VIC 3:51.67Q;2.Youcef Abdi NSW 3:51.76Q; 3. Corey Tucker ACT 3:52.37Q; 4. Long Jump Qualifying Group 1: 1. Frederic Erin FRA 7.79mq(+1.2); 2. Peter Burge NSW 7.77mq(+0.9); 3. Fabrice Grant Page TAS 3:53.04; 5. Jackson Elliott QLD 3:53.79; 6. Louis Rowan VIC 3:54.51;7. Philo Saunders ACT 3:54.63; 8. Lapierre NSW 7.57mq(+1.3); 4. Robert Stevens VIC 7.52mq(+0.4);4. Shane Hair WA 7.52mq(+1.1); 6. Satoru Haba JPN Bradley Croker NSW 3:58.71; 9. Leyton Tremain NZL 3:59.06. Heat 2: 1. Michael Power VIC 3:48.90Q;2. Julian Marsh 7.31m(+1.4); 7. Erik Surjan WA 7.29m(+0.8); 7. Ryan Bennett QLD 7.29m(+1.1); 9.Todd Anderson VIC 6.83m(+1.0). VIC 3:49.33Q; 3. Clinton Mackevicius VIC 3:49.66Q;4. NSW 3:50.55q; 5. Kym Morgan VIC 3:50.71q;6. Mark Qualifying Group 2: 1. John Thornell NSW 7.77mq(+0.3); 2.Andrew Curtis QLD 7.71mq(+0.6); 2. Peter Parsons NSW Gorski VIC 3:51.99;7. Marcus Tierney VIC 3:55.85;8. Dane Austin NSW 3:56.59; 9. Malcolm Muir QLD 3:57.97. Heat 3: 7.71mq(+0.7); 4. Jai Taurima AIS 7.56mq(+1.1); 5.Tim Parravicini AIS 7.48mq(+0.4); 6. Brett Moxey QLD 7.35m(+0.7); 7. 1. David Byrne NSW 3:49.05Q; 2.Alastair Stevenson QLD 3:49.21Q; 3. Michael Shelley AIS 3:49.83Q; 4. Richard Welsh VIC Alan Ballard WA 7.32m(+0.3); 8. Steven Baillache NSW 6.86m(-0.2). Final: 1. Peter Burge NSW 7.82m(+2.1); 2. Shane 3:51.56q; 5. Chamkaur Dhaliwal NSW 3:51.64; 6. Michael Hane SA 3:53.25; 7. Simon Rintel NSW 3:54.22; 8. Norman Hair WA 7.79m(+0.6); 3. John Thornell NSW 7.78m(+1.2); 4.Andrew Curtis QLD 7.68m(+0.9); 5. Peter Parsons NSW Hanna QLD 3:54.38; 9. NSW 3:59.46; 10. Philip Taaffe NSW 4:00.45. Final: 1.Alastair Stevenson QLD 7.56m(+1.5); 6.Tim Parravicini AIS 7.51m(+1.3); 7. Robert Stevens VIC 7.50m(+3.2);8. Frederic Erin FRA 7.13m(+0.8); 3:42.99; 2. David Byrne NSW 3:43.03; 3. Mark Fountain VIC 3:44.02;4. Julian Marsh VIC 3:45.06;5. Michael Shelley AIS Fabrice Lapierre NSW FOUL. 3:45.15; 6. Clinton Mackevicius VIC 3:46.28;7. Corey Tucker ACT 3:47.64; 8. Jeremy Roff NSW 3:47.81; 9. Kym Morgan VIC 3:50.64; 10. Richard Welsh VIC 3:56.68;Youcef Abdi NSW DNF; Michael Power VIC DQ. Triple Jump 1.Andrew Murphy NSW 16.73m(+1.0); 2. Michael Perry NSW 16.25m(+1.0); 3. Joshua Ferguson QLD 15.91m(+1.7); 4. Shaun Fletcher QLD 15.60m(+1.7); 5. Stephen Foster NSW 15.32m(+1.6); 6.Alexander Stewart NSW 3000 metres 1. Michael Power VIC 8:00.45;2. Mark Tucker VIC 8:03.65;3. Shawn Forrest VIC 8:05.38;4. Simon Field VIC 15.26m(+2.6); 7. Paul Groves VIC 15.11m(+2.2);8. Phil Rickaby NSW 15.00m(+1.5); 9. Gavin Manoharan QLD 8:06.46; 5.Abinesh Kumar FIJ 9:17.05; Scott Brittain QLD DNF. 14.87m(+4.0); 10. Matthew Woodruff VIC 14.74m(+1.6);11. Geoff Davis NSW 14.10m(+2.2); Patrick Coleman TAS NM.

110 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:-1.5) 1. Kyle Vander Kuyp VIC 13.98Q;2. Ryan Purcell WA 14.26Q; 3. Nfa-Dehynde Shot Put 1. Justin Anlezark QLD 20.96m; 2. Clay Cross QLD 19.00m; 3. Scott Martin VIC 18.72m;4. Stuart Gyngell NSW Forster-Jones VIC 14.49Q;4. Gareth Watkins NSW 14.60q; 5.Thomas Sullivan VIC 14.81;6. John Burstow QLD 15.04; 7. 18.38m; 5. Rhys Jones AIS 18.26m; 6. Chris Gaviglio QLD 17.50m; 7. Daniel Kilama FRA 16.58m; 8.Thomas Court QLD John Leighton QLD 15.66. Heat 2: (w:-2.9) 1.Tim Ewen VIC 14.32Q;2. Gregory Eyears NSW 14.34Q; 3. Stuart Anderson 15.37m; 9. Christian Alexander NSW 14.37m; 10. Gareth Care NSW 14.19m; 11. Sosefo Fonorito FIJ 14.11m; Jean Pierre QLD 14.44Q; 4. Duncan Harvey QLD 14.54q; 5. Paul Stickler NSW 15.28; 6. Kyle McCarthy QLD 15.67; 7. Ben Turner Totele FRA FOUL;Martin Duriska VIC FOUL. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS QLD 15.98; 8. Graeme Barry NSW 16.08. Final: (w:-1.9) 1. Kyle Vander Kuyp VIC 14.14;2. Stuart Anderson QLD 14.15; 3. IN 2003 RESULTS Gregory Eyears NSW 14.28; 4.Tim Ewen VIC 14.34;5. Nfa-Dehynde Forster-Jones VIC 14.40;6. Duncan Harvey QLD Discus Throw Qualifying: 1. Peter Elvy NSW 55.42mq; 2. Shigo Hatakyama JPN 54.93mq; 3. Benn Harradine NSW 14.50; 7. Gareth Watkins NSW 14.70; Ryan Purcell WA DNF. 53.88mq; 4. Scott Martin VIC 52.62mq;5. Graham Hicks TAS 52.50mq; 6.Tim Driesen AIS 52.07mq; 7. Martin Duriska VIC 50.41mq; 8. Matthew Brown VIC 50.19mq;9.Andrew Jarvis QLD 48.98mq; 10. Daniel Kilama FRA 48.63mq; 11. Jun 400 metres Hurdles Heat 1: 1. Michael Hazel VIC 50.86Q;2. Nicholas Davidson TAS 52.96Q; 3. Peter Ladd VIC Fujiwara JPN 47.84m; 12. Jean Pierre Totele FRA 47.42m;13. Stuart Gyngell NSW 44.84m; 14. Randal Humich WA 44.55m; 53.05Q; 4. Sean Avery VIC 53.27q;5. Matthew Stratton NZL 54.56. Heat 2: 1.Tobby Sutherland VIC 52.54Q;2. Hamish 15. Michael Claydon WA 42.78m. Final: 1. Peter Elvy NSW 58.42m; 2. Scott Martin VIC 56.99m;3. Benn Harradine NSW Harvey NSW 52.97Q; 3. Joshua Hewitt NSW 53.58Q; 4. Elliott Wood NSW 54.10q; 5. Chris De Boer WA 54.17; 6. David 55.25m; 4. Shigo Hatakyama JPN 54.21m; 5. Matthew Brown VIC 52.93m;6.Tim Driesen AIS 52.67m; 7. Graham Hicks TAS Featherston VIC 54.28. Final: 1. Michael Hazel VIC 50.50;2.Tobby Sutherland VIC 51.43;3. Elliott Wood NSW 52.04; 4. 52.38m; 8.Andrew Jarvis QLD 49.45m; 9. Martin Duriska VIC 48.83m;10. Daniel Kilama FRA 47.68m. Hamish Harvey NSW 52.06; 5. Sean Avery VIC 52.35;6. Peter Ladd VIC 52.70;7. Joshua Hewitt NSW 52.83; 8. Nicholas Davidson TAS 52.90. Hammer Throw Qualifying: 1. Stuart Rendell AIS 70.32mq; 2. Darren Billett SA 64.43mq; 3. Michael Gusbeth VIC 63.98mq; 4.Tim Driesen AIS 60.84mq; 5. Justin McDonald VIC 60.15mq;6. Mark Dickson NSW 59.58mq; 7. Bradley Oborn 3000 metres Steeplechase 1. Peter Nowill QLD 8:41.61; 2. Richard Jeremiah VIC 8:43.80;3. Mark Tucker VIC 8:55.12; NSW 58.79mq; 8. Paul Peulich VIC 57.76mq;9. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 56.51mq; 10. Ryan Mormul NSW 53.21mq; 11. Jon 4. Jeffrey Hunt NSW 9:07.40; 5.Andrew Leach VIC 9:09.45;6. Scott McTaggart ACT 9:14.18; 7. Dale Engler SA 9:16.56; 8. Harwood NSW 52.11m; 12. Jarrod Stevens SA 51.45m; 13. Justin Puopolo VIC 50.45m;14. Michael Ogilvie NSW 49.60m; Shane Thiele SA 9:31.77; 9. Peter Bock QLD 9:41.81. 15. Chris Rutty VIC 41.41m. Final: 1. Stuart Rendell AIS 76.61m; 2. Darren Billett SA 65.09m; 3. Michael Gusbeth VIC 63.64m; 4. Justin McDonald VIC 62.59m;5.Tim Driesen AIS 60.42m; 6. Mark Dickson NSW 60.18m; 7. Bradley Oborn 4x100 metres Relay 1. New Zealand (James Dolphin, James Mortimer, Don MacDonald, Dallas Roberts) 40.59; 2. New NSW 58.33m; 8. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 56.82m; 9. Paul Peulich VIC 56.49m;10. Ryan Mormul NSW 54.39m. South Wales (Shem Hollands, Isaac Ntiamoah,Andrew Jhavery, John Thornell) 41.22; 3. Queensland (Gavin Hunter, Damien Bock,Wagui Anau, Justin Smith) 41.30; 4. South Australia (Damien Nicholls, Mark Ormrod, Keith Sheehy,Timothy Johnson) Javelin Throw 1.Andrew Currey NSW 80.56m; 2.William Hamlyn-Harris NSW 79.44m; 3. Stuart Farquhar NZL 74.17m; 41.31; 5.Victoria (Corwin Pusch, Michael Budlender, Lane Harrison, Robert Stevens) 42.71. 4. Nick Bennett NSW 71.95m; 5. Joshua Robinson QLD 71.11m; 6. Damien Kelly QLD 70.57m; 7. Steven Youd TAS 69.60m; 8. Dominic Geeves QLD 68.64m; 9. Joachim Kiteau FRA 66.67m; 10. Ben Baker NSW 65.14m; 11. Chris Jessup 4x400 metres Relay 1.Victoria (Peter Ladd, Sean Avery,Tobby Sutherland, David Flowers) 3:13.33; 2. South Australia NSW 64.06m; 12. Drew Potts QLD 55.54m. (Timothy Johnson,Tom Hassell,Craig Fountain, Keith Sheehy) 3:13.90; 3.Western Australia (John Steffensen, Chris De Boer,Tarn Brereton, Steven Tucker) 3:15.68. Decathlon 1. Matt McEwen QLD 7724; 2. Darrel Muzyczka NSW 6952; 3. Scott McLaren NZL 6700; 4.Adrian Finch TAS 6522; 5. Nathan Baart QLD 6201; 6. Nick Foley VIC 6145;7. Richard Allan QLD 5935; 8. Mark Ardern NSW 5754; 9. Jason Stevens SA 5435.

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Men Under 20 4x400 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Leo Mewing,Alister Ross, Zane Palmer Joshua Webb) 3:17.07; 2. New South Wales (Paul Stickler,Westley Le Breux, Gavin Jeffries, ) 3:17.31; 3.Victoria (Corwin Pusch,Tom Williamson, Simon 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-3.0) 1. Jacob Groth NSW 10.94Q; 2. Gary Finegan QLD 11.10Q; 3.Andrew Jhavery NSW Fitzpatrick, ) 3:17.37; 4. South Australia (Simon Schuster, Jeremy Blieschke,Andrew Mathews, Steven Mann) 11.15; 4. WA 11.22; 5.Warwick Cregan WA 11.39; 6. Cory Innes NZL 11.42; 7. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 3:32.87. 11.62. Heat 2: (w:-1.5) 1. Mohamad Zeed VIC 11.00Q;2. Clint Grooby NZL 11.01Q; 3. Kristopher Neofytou NSW 11.04q; 4.Tom Williamson VIC 11.07q;5. Lane Harrison VIC 11.25;6. Jeremy Blieschke SA 11.40; 7. Christopher Spring High Jump 1. Daniel Lawton NSW 2.04m; 2. Nate Roffey QLD 2.01m; 3. David Baskin VIC 1.95m;4. Robert Cracknell QLD 11.49. Heat 3: (w:-2.0) 1. Stirling Wright NSW 11.01Q; 2. Matt Davies QLD 11.08Q; 3.Andrew Moore NZL 11.10; TAS 1.95m; 4. James Watson NSW 1.95m; 6. Ben Giles NZL 1.95m; 7. James Dickson QLD 1.95m; 8. Oliver Perrett QLD 4.Todd Mansfield NZL 11.24; 5. Nathan Dux VIC 11.27;Kelaus Patel VIC DQ. Final: (w:-1.9) 1. Jacob Groth NSW 10.82; 1.90m; Grant Knaggs NZL NH. 2. Mohamad Zeed VIC 10.96;3. Stirling Wright NSW 10.98; 4. Clint Grooby NZL 11.03; 5. Gary Finegan QLD 11.07; 6. Tom Williamson VIC 11.08;7. Matt Davies QLD 11.10. Pole Vault 1. Jacobus Nel NZL 4.50m; 2. Stephen Cain VIC 4.50m;3. Joel Pocklington VIC 4.50m;4.Tim Pollard VIC 4.50m; 5. Neil Joubert VIC 4.40m;6. Bill Panter QLD 4.10m; 7.Werner Van Loggerenberg NZL 3.90m; 8. Matthew Boyd 200 metres Heat 1: (w:+1.1) 1. Luke Mansfield QLD 21.36Q; 2. Ben Offereins WA 21.89Q; 3.Andrew Moore NZL QLD 3.55m; Chris Lewis NSW NH; Jamie Sayed QLD NH; Joel Glover SA NH. 21.90q; 4. Matt Davies QLD 22.06q; 5.Andrew Jhavery NSW 22.20; 6. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 22.50; Kelaus Patel VIC DQ. Heat 2: (w:-0.8) 1. Kristopher Neofytou NSW 21.63Q; 2. Brett Eaton WA 21.95Q; 3. Clint Grooby NZL 22.25; 4. Long Jump 1. John Thornell NSW 7.77m(+1.1); 2. Joel Noffke QLD 7.38m(+1.2); 3. Carl Morehouse VIC 7.32m(+2.3);4. Cory Innes NZL 22.40; 5. Matthew Rickards TAS 22.54; 6. Corwin Pusch VIC 22.82;7. Luke Storta NSW 22.91. Heat 3: Chris Noffke QLD 7.07m(+1.7); 5. Darren Boulet NSW 7.06m(+1.2); 6. Patrick Coleman TAS 6.81m(+1.2); 7. Jeffery (w:-1.4) 1. Jacob Groth NSW 21.67Q; 2. Lane Harrison VIC 22.18Q;3.Tom Williamson VIC 22.32;4.Todd Mansfield NZL Thumath NZL 6.71m(+2.1); 7.Andrew Easton QLD 6.71m(+1.8); 9. Ben Collette SA 6.38m(+2.0); Isaac Simon NSW NM. 22.34; 5. Gary Finegan QLD 22.71; 6.Westley Le Breux NSW 23.02; 7. Nicholas Boylett QLD 23.35. Final: (w:-1.9) 1. Jacob Groth NSW 21.46; 2. Kristopher Neofytou NSW 21.54; 3. Luke Mansfield QLD 21.61; 4. Lane Harrison VIC 21.99; Triple Jump 1. Mark Howard NSW 14.50m(-0.3); 2. Patrick Coleman TAS 14.42m(-0.3); 3. Geoff Davis NSW 14.37m(- 5.Andrew Moore NZL 22.13; 6. Matt Davies QLD 22.15; 7. Ben Offereins WA 22.16; 8. Brett Eaton WA 22.27. 0.3); 4.Aleksandar Celeski ACT 14.34m(-0.3); 5. Darren Boulet NSW 14.27m(+0.5); 5.Tom Davie NZL 14.27m(-0.3); 7. Oliver Perrett QLD 14.15m(-0.3);Aaron Toon SA NM. 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Brett Eaton WA 48.70Q; 2. Joel Milburn NSW 48.73Q; 3. Sean Wroe VIC 49.52Q;4. Nick Ash NZL 49.85; 5.Tom Williamson VIC 50.21;6. Luke Storta NSW 50.26; 7.Andrew Graham NSW 50.63. Heat 2: 1. Joshua Shot Put 1. Paul Peulich VIC 17.09m;2. Raff Laurins VIC 16.68m;3. Ryan Phillips QLD 15.78m; 4. Samuel Rowell SA Webb QLD 48.65Q; 2. Sam Rapson NZL 48.68Q; 3. Simon Fitzpatrick VIC 48.84Q;4. Gavin Jeffries NSW 49.44q; 5.Alister 14.32m; 5. Murray Goldfinch AIS 13.86m; 6. Elias Arcondoulis SA 13.10m. Ross QLD 49.63q; 6. Corwin Pusch VIC 49.82;7. Simon Schuster SA 50.82; 8.Westley Le Breux NSW 51.36. Final: 1. Joshua Webb QLD 47.84; 2. Joel Milburn NSW 48.21; 3. Sean Wroe VIC 48.26;4. Simon Fitzpatrick VIC 48.57;5. Sam Discus Throw 1.Tim Driesen AIS 58.78m; 2. Ronnie Buckley VIC 54.80m;3. Raff Laurins VIC 50.75m;4. Grant Kraaymaat Rapson NZL 48.63; 6. Gavin Jeffries NSW 50.31; 7.Alister Ross QLD 50.51. QLD 48.39m; 5. Michael Claydon WA 48.06m; 6. Paul Peulich VIC 45.81m;7. Lindesay Wagner QLD 41.01m; 8. Ryan Mormul NSW 40.73m; 9. Murray Goldfinch AIS 37.56m. 800 metres 1. QLD 1:52.60; 2. Neil Sampson NZL 1:55.05; 3. Jay Stevens NSW 1:55.13; 4. Chris Dale NSW 1:55.24; 5.Alister Ross QLD 1:55.69; 6. Ben Mack QLD 1:55.90; 7.Andrew Boocock VIC 1:56.90;8. Leo Mewing Hammer Throw 1.Tim Driesen AIS 69.17m; 2. Paul Peulich VIC 65.50m;3. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 64.53m; 4. Ryan QLD 1:57.10; 9. Liam Rourke VIC 1:58.92. Mormul NSW 59.83m; 5. Brendan Neighbour VIC 54.03m;6. Brad Lowe NSW 44.51m; Jarrod Stevens SA NM. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 1500 metres 1. Mitchell Kealey QLD 3:51.42; 2. Max Smith NZL 3:51.86; 3. Ben Mack QLD 4:01.97; 4. Luke Boosey QLD Javelin Throw 1. Joshua Robinson QLD 70.51m; 2. Brett Castle VIC 69.24m;3. Johan Smalberger NZL 61.69m; 4.Aaron IN 2003 RESULTS 4:04.49; 5.Andrew Ferris QLD 4:15.71; 6. Krishneel Maharaj FIJ 4:15.78. Cooke NSW 59.02m; 5.Adam Bennett NSW 51.85m.

5000 metres 1. Christopher Reeves QLD 15:07.93; 2.Andrew White VIC 15:13.07;3. James Elvery NZL 15:17.53; 4. Decathlon 1. Jason Dudley QLD 7461; 2. Stephen Cain VIC 7441;3. NZL 6738; 4. Josh Gallimore NSW Nathan Brown NSW 15:23.28; 5. Flynn Morris-Clarke NZL 15:32.23; 6. Jonathan Peters QLD 15:45.57; 7. Jared Poppett 6369; 5. Bruce Kupfer QLD 6119; 6. Jarrod Sims SA 5878; 7. Ben Collette SA 4714. NSW 15:59.44; 8. Benjamin Toomey VIC 16:35.18;9.Andrew Ferris QLD 16:48.70; 10. James Scarr TAS 17:21.28. Men Ambulant 110 metres Hurdles (w:+1.1) 1. Mohamad Zeed VIC 14.02;2. Paul Stickler NSW 14.39; 3.Thomas Sullivan VIC 14.56;4. John Burstow QLD 14.69; 5. Carl Morehouse VIC 14.94;6. Matthew Rickards TAS 15.07; 7. Matthew Hulmes SA 15.26; 8. 100 metres Ambulant Heat 1: (w:-2.9) 1.Andrew Newell NSW 11.50q; 2. Paul Benz SA 12.68q; 3. Mark Symon NZL Liam Smith WA 16.96. 12.55q; 4. Michael Armstrong ACT 12.74; 5. David Frazer VIC 12.99;6. Matthew Bell QLD 15.15; 7. Cameron Calkoen NZL 15.61. Heat 2: (w:-3.0) 1. Darren Thrupp QLD 12.70q; 2. Matthew Slade NZL 12.74q; 3.Tim Sullivan VIC 12.47q;4. 400 metres Hurdles 1. Joshua Webb QLD 52.64; 2. Matthew Rickards TAS 53.64; 3. Chris De Boer WA 54.34; 4. Andrew Mathews SA 12.65q; 5. Dean Turner NSW 12.66q; 6. Mathew Brown VIC 14.47;7. Geoff Clarke NSW 16.35. Nicholas Davidson TAS 55.71; 5. Steven Mann SA 55.80; 6. Mathew Harvey VIC 58.95;7.Asher James SA 59.61; 8. Callum Final: (w:-4.1) 1. Matthew Slade NZL 12.60; 2.Andrew Newell NSW 11.60; 3.Tim Sullivan VIC 12.45;4. Darren Thrupp McConachy NZL 60.33. QLD 12.95; 5. Paul Benz SA 12.86; 6. Mark Symon NZL 12.53; 7. Dean Turner NSW 12.75; 8.Andrew Mathews SA 12.75.

3000 metres Steeplechase 1. Christopher Reeves QLD 9:21.02; 2.Terry Ward QLD 9:55.28; 3. Craig Knowles SA 200 metres Ambulant Heat 1: (w:-1.3) 1.Andrew Newell NSW 22.43q; 2. Matthew Slade NZL 25.09q; 4. Paul Benz SA 10:24.87; 4. Flynn Boyle QLD 10:34.17. 24.97q; 9.Adrian Grogan NSW 27.81; 14.Wade McMahon ACT 29.26; 15. David Frazer VIC 26.52. Heat 2: (w:-0.6) 6. Heath Francis AIS 23.70q; 8. Paul Harpur QLD 25.48q; 11.Andrew Mathews SA 25.27; 13. Mathew Brown VIC 29.01;18. 10000 metres Walk 1. VIC 45:20.16;2. NSW 45:29.46; 3. Michael McCagh WA 47:22.03; 4. Matthew Bell QLD 33.08. Heat 3: (w:+1.3) 3.Tim Sullivan VIC 24.54q;5. Darren Thrupp QLD 25.82q; 7. Neil Fuller SA Travis Middlemiss VIC 50:02.57;5. Ben Perske QLD 51:14.05; 6. Michael Smith NSW 51:27.67; 7. David Ash NZL 52:15.08; 24.95q; 10. Michael Armstrong ACT 25.53; 12. Jeremy Carlile QLD 28.72; 16.Ashley Pardon QLD 30.90; 17. Cameron 8.Aaron Humphrey TAS 52:28.14; 9. Jamie Barnes VIC 53:53.12;10. Matthew Woods QLD 56:21.04;Adam Barnes VIC DQ. Calkoen NZL 32.36. Final: (w:-2.4) 1.Andrew Newell NSW 22.64; 2. Matthew Slade NZL 25.35; 3.Tim Sullivan VIC 24.92; 4. Heath Francis AIS 23.51; 5. Darren Thrupp QLD 26.07; 6. Paul Benz SA 25.53; 7. Neil Fuller SA 25.38; 8. Paul Harpur 4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Joel Noffke, Gary Finegan, Luke Mansfield, Matt Davies) 41.79; 2. New South Wales QLD 25.94. (Andrew Jhavery, Jacob Groth, Darren Boulet, John Thornell) 42.10; 3. South Australia (Asher James, Simon Schuster, Robert James Jeremy Blieschke) 43.74.

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400 metres Ambulant Heat 1: 1.Andrew Newell NSW 49.87q; 2. Malcolm Bennett SA 62.06q; 3.Andrew Mathews SA Final Point Scores 56.29q; 4. Mark Symon NZL 56.62q;Adrian Grogan NSW DQ. Heat 2: 1. Heath Francis AIS 51.69q; 2. Matthew Slade NZL 58.70q; 3.Tim Sullivan VIC 55.23q;4. Paul Harpur QLD 58.60q; 5. Jeremy Carlile QLD 64.64. Final: 1. Heath Francis Women 1. University of Queensland (UQ) QLD 316 points AIS 50.67; 2.Andrew Newell NSW 50.09; 3. Matthew Slade NZL 58.85; 4.Tim Sullivan VIC 54.86;5. Paul Harpur QLD 2. Pacific (PAC) QLD 277 points 56.74; 6. Malcolm Bennett SA 63.36; 7. Mark Symon NZL 56.24; 8.Andrew Mathews SA 57.09. 3. Hills (SAH) SA 264 points 4. Melbourne University (MUAC) VIC 251.50 points 800 metres Ambulant 1.Tim Ashmore VIC 2:13.01;2. Malcolm Bennett SA 2:23.67; 3.Adrian Grogan NSW 2:22.92; 4. 5. Springwood (SPR) NSW 244.50 points Paul Mitchell WA 2:04.81; 5. Gerrard Gosens QLD 2:16.92; 6. Dale Sharp QLD 2:10.38; 7.Andrew Pope QLD 2:51.80. 6. Port Adelaide (PA) SA 233.50 points 1500 metres Ambulant 1. Paul Mitchell WA 4:07.96; 2. Malcolm Bennett SA 5:03.86; 3. Gerrard Gosens QLD 4:40.61; 7. Tuggerah (TUG) NSW 202 points 4. Dale Sharp QLD 4:33.14; 5.Andrew Pope QLD 5:40.73; 6. Nathan Glarvey QLD 4:50.35. 8. Box Hill (BOH) VIC 179.50 points

Long Jump Ambulant 1. Darren Thrupp QLD 5.78m(+1.6); 2. Dean Turner NSW 6.04m(+2.1); 3. Geoff Clarke NSW Men 1. University of Queensland (UQ) QLD 307 points 4.05m(+1.9); 4.Ashley Pardon QLD 4.07m(+3.8); 5. Billy Ferguson VIC 3.57m(+1.6). 2. Pacific (PAC) QLD 295 points 3. Sydney University (SUAC) NSW 280 points Shot Put Ambulant 1. Russell Short VIC 14.78m;2. Murray Goldfinch AIS 12.38m; 3. Damien Burroughs ACT 10.75m; 4. 4. Box Hill (BOH) VIC 275 points Nicholas Larionow VIC 9.32m;5. Donald Elgin VIC 10.66m;6. Brian Harvey QLD 9.81m; 7. Ben Hall SA 8.41m; 8. Damien 5. Hills (SAH) SA 229 points Williams QLD 9.23m; 9. David Lindup WA 7.65m; 10. Raymond Abdy QLD 7.54m. 6. Tuggerah (TUG) NSW 212 points 7. Port Adelaide (PA) SA 115 points Discus Throw Ambulant 1. Russell Short VIC 42.91m;2. Murray Goldfinch AIS 34.31m; 3. Brian Harvey QLD 33.66m; 4. Wade McMahon ACT 35.01m; 5. Leonard Metekingi QLD 34.03m; 6. Damien Burroughs ACT 30.44m; 7. Nicholas Women Larionow VIC 26.10m;8. Donald Elgin VIC 39.33m;9. Ben Hall SA 28.14m; 10. David Lindup WA 25.76m; 11. Stuart McLay VIC 25.40m; 12. Geoff Clarke NSW 19.41m; 13. Mark Symon NZL 27.78m; 14. Raymond Abdy QLD 22.34m. 200 metres Division A (w:-3.4) 1. Gemma Bright PAC 25.01; 2. Preya Carey SPR 25.09; 3. Jennifer Marshall MUAC 25.62; 4.Andrea Sparrow SAH 25.62; 5. Pirrenee Steinert PA 26.06; 6. Sarah Stewart BOH 26.87; 7.Trudy Rae TUG 28.67; Javelin Throw Ambulant 1. Brian Harvey QLD 42.18m; 2. Kieran Ault-Connell VIC 41.84m;3.Wade McMahon ACT 36.72m; 4.Andy Shaw CAN 36.67m; 5. David Lindup WA 28.64m; 6. Ben Hall SA 24.41m; 7. Stuart McLay VIC 28.40m;8. Amy Harris UQ X24.84. Raymond Abdy QLD 14.89m. 200 metres Division B (w:-1.4) 1. Brooke Rickards PAC 25.49; 2. Melissa Moss UQ 25.61; 3. Lynette Viney SAH 25.76; Men Wheelchair 4. Jennifer Coogan SPR 27.00; 5. Fiona Buchanan BOH 27.61; 6. Rosina Dick MUAC 27.77; 7. Michelle Ray TUG 30.81; Alicia Wrench-Doody PA DNF. 100 metres Wheelchair (w:-2.3) 1. Geoff Trappett QLD 14.88; 2. Richard Nicholson ACT 16.33; 3. VIC 17.15; 4. Bryan Stitfall WA 17.90; 5. Kevin Gaidies CAN 19.68. 400 metres Division A 1. Jennifer Marshall MUAC 57.72; 2. Pirrenee Steinert PA 58.18; 3. Elisabeth Bird BOH 58.46; 4. Renee Asonitis SPR 58.79; 5. Caitlin Stanley SAH 59.40; 6. Pip Kehoe UQ 59.82; 7.Amy Wright PAC 60.84; 8.Trudy Rae RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 200 metres Wheelchair (w:-1.4) 1. Geoff Trappett QLD 27.48; 2. Richard Colman VIC 30.33;3. Richard Nicholson ACT TUG 62.53. IN 2003 RESULTS 30.32; 4.Alexander McIntyre NZL 32.37; 5. Bryan Stitfall WA 32.79; 6. Kevin Gaidies CAN 35.97. 400 metres Division B 1. Sarah Hinds UQ 58.83; 2. Kelly Wilding PA 59.09; 3. Jacky Davies PAC 60.35; 4.Amber Morris 400 metres Wheelchair 1. Richard Colman VIC 55.72;2. NSW 52.29; 3. Frederic Periac VIC 52.83;4. SPR 60.89; 5. Jessica Kemp SAH 61.21; 6. Sarah Stewart BOH 61.76; 7. Michelle Ray TUG 70.11; 8. Louise Fairfax MUAC Geoff Trappett QLD 53.98; 5. Richard Nicholson ACT 56.51; 6. Grant Buckley NSW 59.61; 7. Patrick Baker NSW 62.10; 8. 78.73. Alexander McIntyre NZL 62.63; 9. Kevin Gaidies CAN 68.17. 800 metres Division A 1. Caitlin Willis UQ 2:12.94; 2. Elisabeth Bird BOH 2:13.35; 3. Lee-Ann Turner SAH 2:14.68; 4. 800 metres Wheelchair 1. Richard Colman VIC 1:48.82;2. Kurt Fearnley NSW 1:45.72; 3. Frederic Periac VIC 1:46.04; 4. Cameron Whittaker QLD 2:36.46; 5. Richard Nicholson ACT 1:57.90; 6. Grant Buckley NSW 1:58.23; 7. Patrick Baker Margie Arthow PAC 2:17.71; 5. Katie French SPR 2:19.25; 6. Sheena Steinert PA 2:26.82; 7. Erin Brown TUG 2:34.12; 8. NSW 2:01.87; 8.Alexander McIntyre NZL 2:04.00; 9. Jason McGregor QLD 2:09.38. Leanne Healey MUAC 2:39.94.

1500 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSW 3:32.71; 2. Frederic Periac VIC 3:38.60;3. Richard Colman VIC 3:50.24; 800 metres Division B 1. Jessica Doorey SPR 2:16.78; 2. Sophie Curtis UQ 2:18.28; 3. Lisa Davis SAH 2:21.73; 4.Amy 4. Grant Buckley NSW 3:57.53; 5. Patrick Baker NSW 4:03.54; 6.Alexander McIntyre NZL 4:04.62; 7. Bryan Stitfall WA Wright PAC 2:34.34; 5. Margaret Beardslee TUG 2:34.53; 6. Louise Fairfax MUAC 2:39.26; 7. Kimberly Whilby PA 2:42.54. 4:36.24; 8. Jason McGregor QLD 4:37.30; 9. Cameron Whittaker QLD 5:18.85. 3000 metres Division A 1. Lee-Ann Turner SAH 10:02.74; 2. F Abram UQ 10:38.69; 3. Margaret Beardslee TUG Mixed Shot Put Seated Wheelchair 1. Hamish MacDonald AIS 10.06m; 2. Bruce Wallrodt WA 8.90m; 3. 10:56.20; 4. Leanne Healey MUAC 11:15.30; 5. Sheena Steinert PA 12:20.51; 6. Kerry Putt BOH 12:39.07; 7. Clare Ryan ACT 3.84m; 4. Bryan Stitfall WA 9.05m; 5. Stephen Eaton QLD 8.40m; 6. Rod Farr SA 6.87m; 7. Gregory Hibberd ACT PAC 12:52.82; Sophie Bromfield SPR DNF. 7.96m; 8. Lisa Allan ACT 3.93m; 9. Sam Clark WA 7.80m. 3000 metres Division B 1. Jane Mudge SAH 10:31.13; 2.A Peckston UQ 10:41.10; 3. Louise Fairfax MUAC 11:07.15; 4. Mixed Discus Throw Seated Wheelchair 1. Hamish MacDonald AIS 28.25m; 2. Bryan Stitfall WA 27.75m; 3. Rod Farr Margie Arthow PAC 11:13.44; 5.Tara Wood TUG 11:17.62; 6. Nollie Emery SPR 11:18.06; 7. Celeste Knowles PA 12:44.19. SA 12.94m; 4. Stephen Eaton QLD 24.11m; 5. Lisa Allan ACT 9.32m; 6. Sam Clark WA 28.57m; 7. Gregory Hibberd ACT 21.51m; 8. Louise Ellery ACT 4.90m. 200 metres Hurdles Division A (w:-1.2) 1. Melissa Moss UQ 29.59; 2. Jennifer Marshall MUAC 31.30; 3. Erin Sayers PAC 31.58; 4. Jamie Scroop SAH 32.28; 5. Lenore Beaton TUG 32.62; 6. Kathrine Robb PA 32.74; 7.Amy Westerweiler SPR Mixed Javelin Throw Seated Wheelchair 1. Bruce Wallrodt WA 24.35m; 2. Rod Farr SA 11.52m; 3. Bryan Stitfall WA 22.80m; 4. Lisa Allan ACT 8.74m; 5. Sam Clark WA 24.19m; 6. Louise Ellery ACT 4.96m. 33.21; 8. Sarah Stewart BOH 37.73.

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200 metres Hurdles Division B (w:-0.8) 1. Julia Adams UQ 29.70; 2. Cathy Georgiou MUAC 31.65; 3. Rachel Coogan 800 metres Division A 1. Lachlan Chisholm SUAC 1:50.55; 2. Nick Lorenz UQ 1:51.28; 3. Jackson Elliot PAC 1:54.02; 4. SPR 33.32; 4. Chantelle Williamson PAC 34.43; 5.Tenille Griffen SAH 34.51; 6.Ami Robb PA 35.65; 7. Jennifer Beaton TUG Liam Rourke BOH 1:55.45; 5. Keith Kaesler PA 1:58.43; 6. Lance Drurey TUG 1:58.76; 7. Peter Davis SAH 1:58.78. 35.65. 800 metres Division B 1. Ben Liddy SUAC 1:50.72; 2.Thomas Dover UQ 1:56.18; 3. Marcus Tierney BOH 1:57.25; 4. 4x100 metres Relay Division A 1. University of Queensland 47.10; 2. Pacific 49.14; 3. Melbourne University 49.14; 4. David Kehoe PAC 2:01.76; 5. Christopher Mattingly SAH 2:01.89; 6. Greg Nielsen TUG 2:06.71. Port Adelaide 49.24; 5. Springwood 49.42; 6. Box Hill 50.43; 7.Tuggerah 55.42; 8. Hills 56.34. 3000 metres Division A 1. David Byrne SUAC 8:29.49; 2. Peter Nowill UQ 8:30.44; 3. Marcus Tierney BOH 8:42.56; 4. Distance Medley Division A 1. University of Queensland 4:06.70; 2. Hills 4:08.86; 3. Springwood 4:13.83; 4. Pacific Michael Whiting PAC 9:07.43; 5. Paul Arthur TUG 9:14.53; 6. Peter Davis SAH 9:40.74. 4:21.31; 5. Melbourne University 4:40.80; 6. Port Adelaide 4:43.78; 7. Box Hill 4:49.23; 8.Tuggerah 4:55.00. 3000 metres Division B 1. Nick Bromley SUAC 8:37.45; 2. Norman Hanna UQ 8:38.81; 3. Graeme Olden BOH High Jump Division A 1. Peta Mason UQ 1.73m; 2. Nadia Smith MUAC 1.68m; 3.Ami Robb PA 1.54m; 4. Jamie Scroop 8:54.02; 4. David Coughlan PAC 9:12.94; 5. Barry Willis TUG 9:52.74; 6. Gary Zeuner SAH 10:09.34; Stan Miller PA DNF. SAH 1.47m; 4. Jennifer Coogan SPR 1.47m; 4. Erin Sayers PAC 1.47m; 7. Kathryn Marjchowski TUG 1.40m; 8. Narelle Henderson BOH 1.20m. 200 metres Hurdles Division A (w:+0.4) 1. Mohamad Zeed BOH 24.21; 2.Ashley Mahony PAC 24.59; 3. Stuart Anderson UQ 26.61; 4. Graeme Barry SUAC 26.87; 5.Asher James SAH 27.07; 6. Matt Olsen TUG 34.17. High Jump Division B 1.Amanda Allen PAC 1.61m; 2. Hayley Strow UQ 1.54m; 3. Fiona Buchanan BOH 1.40m; 3. Erin Petrovic SPR 1.40m; 3. Michelle Tremaine PA 1.40m; 3. Sarah Hewitt MUAC 1.40m; 7. Caitlin Stanley SAH 1.40m; 8.Trudy 200 metres Hurdles Division B (w:-0.7) 1. Marcus Katter SUAC 25.38; 2. David Featherston BOH 25.41; 3.Warren Rae TUG 1.20m. Evans PAC 25.75; 4. Ben Turner UQ 26.46; 5. Ben Collette SAH 31.71; 6. Corey Noble TUG 31.78.

Triple Jump Division A 1. Paula Lodge SAH 11.90m(+1.1); 2. Melissa Moss UQ 11.49m(+1.2); 3. Natalie Brown PAC 4x100 metres Relay Division A 1. Pacific 41.59; 2. University of Queensland 42.14; 3. Box Hill 42.76; 4. Sydney 11.25m(+1.4); 4. Sonia Weatherly PAC 10.89m(+1.8); 5. Natalie Pavlic MUAC 10.72m(+1.5); 6. Rachel Coogan SPR University 42.76; 5. Hills 43.00; 6. Port Adelaide 44.94; 7.Tuggerah 46.76. 10.22m(+1.2); 7. Kathrine Robb PA 10.13m(+0.9); 8. Lenore Beaton TUG 8.76m(+0.4). Distance Medley Division A 1. University of Queensland 3:27.73; 2. Pacific 3:30.22; 3. Box Hill 3:43.36; 4.Tuggerah Triple Jump Division B 1. Peta Mason UQ 11.10m(+1.5); 2.Ami Robb PA 10.74m(+1.1); 3. Irie Hill MUAC 3:47.81; 5. Hills 3:55.03; Port Adelaide DNF; Sydney University DQ. 10.67m(+1.0); 4.Amy Westerweiler SPR 9.63m(+0.7); 5. Narelle Henderson BOH 9.60m(+0.9); 6. Jessica Turner BOH 9.26m(+0.8); 7.Tenille Griffen SAH 8.80m(+0.6); 8.Wendy Beaton TUG 7.95m(+1.3). Pole Vault Division A 1.Thomas Mansfield SAH 4.55m; 2. Matt McEwen UQ 4.40m; 3.Warren Evans PAC 4.40m; 4. Joel Pocklington BOH 4.40m; 5. Stuart McLean SUAC 3.80m; 6.Wade Bremner TUG 2.90m. Shot Put Division A 1. Debbie Pickersgill UQ 12.04m; 2. Mary Lange SAH 11.67m; 3. Jennifer Coogan SPR 10.73m; 4. Kelly Wilding PA 9.31m; 5. Jennifer Beaton TUG 8.67m; 6. Sonia Weatherly PAC 8.48m; 7. Rosanna Ditton BOH 7.90m; 8. Pole Vault Division B 1. Jason Dudley UQ 4.25m; 1. Cameron Baker BOH 4.25m; 3. Richard Allan PAC 4.10m; 4. Jeremy Sarah Hewitt MUAC 7.72m. Rae SUAC 3.50m; 5. Jason Stevens PA 3.50m; 6. Ben Collette SAH 3.20m; Corey Noble TUG NH.

Shot Put Division B 1. Monique Nasca UQ 11.77m; 2. Renee Ward PAC 11.34m; 3. Paula Lodge SAH 9.65m; 4. Erin Long Jump Division A 1. Kim Miller PA 5.01m(+0.2); 2. Mohamad Zeed BOH 6.14m(+0.5); 3. Joel Noffke UQ RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Petrovic SPR 9.53m; 5. Rosemary Hooper MUAC 7.08m; 6. Michelle Frazer PA 7.02m; 7. Ellen Beaton TUG 6.70m. 6.79m(+0.3); 4. Iain MacFarlane SUAC 6.32m(+1.7); 5.Andrew Curtis PAC 6.88m(+0.3); 6.Wade Bremner TUG 6.20m(- IN 2003 RESULTS 0.3); 7. Damien Nicholls SAH 6.72m(+0.4). Discus Throw Division A 1. Monique Nasca UQ 51.95m; 2. Erin Petrovic SPR 35.56m; 3. Kelly Wilding PA 34.00m; 4. Mary Lange SAH 28.38m; 5. Sonia Weatherly PAC 27.95m; 6. Sarah Hewitt MUAC 27.76m; 7. Jennifer Beaton TUG Long Jump Division B 1. Brett Moxey PAC 7.11m(+0.4); 2. Jason Dudley UQ 6.33m(-0.3); 3. David Featherston BOH 22.57m; 8. Rosanna Ditton BOH 19.36m. 6.25m(-0.6); 4.Thomas Mansfield SAH 6.02m(+0.4); 5. Robert James PA 6.01m(+0.4); 6. Lance Drurey TUG 5.81m(+0.3); 7. Jeremy Rae SUAC 5.43m(-0.3). Discus Throw Division B 1. Debbie Pickersgill UQ 54.85m; 2. Renee Ward PAC 33.44m; 3. Preya Carey SPR 28.78m; 4. Rosemary Hooper MUAC 25.19m; 5. Michelle Frazer PA 23.22m; 6. Jane Mudge SAH 21.18m; 7.Wendy Beaton TUG Shot Put Division A 1.Thomas Court UQ 14.82m; 2.Toby Pallett BOH 13.04m; 3.Adam Matthews SAH 11.52m; 4. 17.71m; 8. Jessica Turner BOH 15.41m. Peter Turner SUAC 11.16m; 5. Darryl Wohlsen PAC 11.13m; 6. John Blanco TUG 5.95m.

Men Shot Put Division B 1. Matt McEwen UQ 13.76m; 2. Chris Rutty BOH 11.74m; 3. Richard Allan PAC 11.52m; 4. David Culbert SUAC 10.67m; 5. Damien Nicholls SAH 9.62m; 6.Andrew Beck PA 9.17m; 7. Matt Olsen TUG 7.54m. 100 metres Division A (w:-1.5) 1. Darryl Wohlsen PAC 11.04; 2. Iain MacFarlane SUAC 11.15; 3. Damien Bock UQ 11.22; 4. Damien Nicholls SAH 11.29; 5.Andrew Newell TUG 11.43; 6. Mohamad Zeed BOH 11.62. Javelin Throw Division A 1. Damien Kelly UQ 58.47m; 2. David Featherston BOH 51.26m; 3.Warren Evans PAC 48.97m; 4. Peter Turner SUAC 40.72m; 5.Asher James SAH 39.28m; 6. Kim Miller PA 37.41m; 7. John Blanco TUG 21.77m. 100 metres Division B (w:-2.6) 1. Brett Moxey PAC 11.13; 2.Andrew Pym SUAC 11.16; 3. Lane Harrison BOH 11.43; 4. L Batchler UQ 11.49; 5. Jeremy Blieschke SAH 11.90; 6. Matt Olsen TUG 12.97. Javelin Throw Division B 1. Jason Dudley UQ 57.10m; 2. Jeremy Rae SUAC 44.02m; 3.Andrew Beck PA 41.91m; 4. Blair Young PAC 40.87m; 5. Cameron Baker BOH 38.29m; 6.Adam Matthews SAH 36.68m; 7. Robert Beardslee TUG 19.56m. 400 metres Division A 1. Marcus Katter SUAC 47.63; 2. Keith Sheehy PA 48.74; 3. Nathan Carr PAC 50.16; 4. Leo Mewing UQ 50.54; 5.Andrew Newell TUG 51.44; 6. Corwin Pusch BOH 58.28; Craig Fountain SAH DNF.

400 metres Division B 1. Ben Liddy SUAC 48.55; 2.Will Caswell PAC 49.58; 3. Sam Oborn SAH 51.11; 4. Robert Ristuccia TUG 51.62; 5. Lane Harrison BOH 52.38; 6. Keith Kaesler PA 52.65; 7. L Batchler UQ 52.94.

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Women Under 18 4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Jacinta Boyd, Sally McLellan, Jacqueline Davies,Amanda Drew) 46.52; 2. New South Wales (Amy Smith,Alexandra Hodges, Keaytn Windley, Kree Jeffries) 48.47; 3. South Australia (Jessica Kemp, Rhiannon 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-1.6) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 12.24Q; 2.Alison Glapa NSW 12.59Q; 3.Alexandra Hodges NSW Smith, Jessica Hruby, Melanie Budreika) 50.00; 4.Victoria (Helen Patterson, Katie Chivers, Belinda Bozin, Nicolette Smith) 12.79Q; 4. Jenna Lebrasse WA 12.90q; 5. Michelle Riley NSW 13.11; 6. Sarah Yates TAS 13.12. Heat 2: (w:-0.5) 1. Jacinta 50.40. Boyd QLD 12.38Q; 2. Keaytn Windley NSW 12.43Q; 3. Katie Chivers VIC 12.54Q;4. Kree Jeffries NSW 12.90q; 5. Rhiannon Smith SA 13.03; 6.Alicia Pattey NSW 13.09. Final: (w:-3.3) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 12.39; 2. Jacinta Boyd QLD 4x400 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Tarin Nevin, Jessica Doorey, Kim Parsons, Keaytn Windley) 3:50.28; 2. 12.65; 3. Katie Chivers VIC 12.76;4.Alison Glapa NSW 12.82; 5. Keaytn Windley NSW 12.96; 6.Alexandra Hodges NSW Queensland (Rachel Pederson, Karla Leyden, Sally McLellan, Jacqueline Davies) 3:51.64; 3.Western Australia (Lyndsay 13.18; 7. Jenna Lebrasse WA 13.19; 8. Kree Jeffries NSW 13.24. Pekin, Kelly McGinnity, Roshaan Francisco, Megan Wheatley) 3:53.06; 4.Australian Capital Territory (Emily Glover, Liz Dalton, Catherine Larque, Zoe Buckman) 3:53.69; 5.Victoria (Stephanie Vathis, Belinda Bozin,Alexandra Knight,Ashleigh 200 metres (w:-1.9) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 24.34; 2. Jacqueline Davies QLD 24.92; 3. Keaytn Windley NSW 25.00; 4. Daniel) 3:56.09; 6. South Australia (Jessica Kemp, Georgia Kaidonis, Mallory Hughes, Rhiannon Smith) 4:11.73. Katie Chivers VIC 25.61;5. Kree Jeffries NSW 25.94; 6. Belinda Bozin VIC 25.98;7.Alicia Pattey NSW 26.26; 8. Laura Whaler NSW 26.44;Anna Heasman NSW DQ. High Jump 1. WA 1.75m; 2. Sophia Begg NSW 1.75m; 3. Matilda Gunn QLD 1.75m; 4.Amanda Bisk WA 1.70m; 5. Stephanie Vathis VIC 1.60m;6. Hannah Alderton VIC 1.60m;7. Jessica Hruby SA 1.60m; 7. Nicolette Smith VIC 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSW 55.78Q; 2.Ashleigh Daniel VIC 57.99Q;3. Catherine Larque ACT 1.60m; 9.Amanda-J Allen QLD 1.55m; 9. Nicole Choolun QLD 1.55m; 11. Julie Anne Glasovac NSW 1.55m; 12.Angela 58.15Q; 4. Sarah Yates TAS 58.33q; 5. Kim Parsons NSW 59.21; 6. Rachel Pederson QLD 59.29; 7.Vanessa Davis NSW Kelly NSW 1.55m; 13. Erin Young VIC 1.55m. 62.78. Heat 2: 1. Jacqueline Davies QLD 56.37Q; 2. Mellinda Vidigal NSW 58.21Q;3. Jessica Kemp SA 58.35Q; 4. Kara Bull NSW 58.52q; 5.Tarin Nevin NSW 58.68; 6. Belinda Bozin VIC 59.05. Final: 1. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSW 54.67; 2. Pole Vault 1. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.85m; 2. Jamie Scroop SA 3.45m; 2. Katrina Miroshnichenko QLD 3.45m; 4.Vicky Jacqueline Davies QLD 55.98; 3.Ashleigh Daniel VIC 57.79;4. Sarah Yates TAS 58.26; 5. Mellinda Vidigal NSW 58.44;6. Parnov WA 3.45m; 5.Tereza Vodesil WA 3.10m; 5. Danielle Dwyer TAS 3.10m; 7.Adele Holland VIC 3.10m;7. Sarah Riseley Catherine Larque ACT 58.54; 7. Jessica Kemp SA 59.17. VIC 3.10m; 9. Madeline Samson NSW 2.90m; 9. Kylie Munn QLD 2.90m; 11. Jacqui Williams VIC 2.90m;12. Jeramy Gibbs WA 2.90m; 13. Zoe Hannah WA 2.70m; 13. Zoe Towers NSW 2.70m; 15. Rachel Birtles WA 2.70m. 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Emily Johnson NSW 2:13.28Q; 2. Emily Glover ACT 2:15.03Q; 3.Ashleigh Daniel VIC 2:16.99Q; 4.Alexandra Knight VIC 2:18.14;5. Chloe Wilson TAS 2:19.71; 6. Rachel Pederson QLD 2:22.86. Heat 2: 1.Anna Long Jump 1. Chloe Edwards VIC 5.21m(+0.7);2. Lauren Kovacs NSW 5.17m(+1.1); 3. Michelle Riley NSW 5.05m(+2.4). Neumaier ACT 2:15.37Q; 2. Holly Smith ACT 2:15.90Q; 3. Jessica Doorey NSW 2:15.98Q; 4. Lucy Polkinghorne NSW 2:16.92q; 5.Anna White NSW 2:17.44q; 6. Danielle Smith TAS 2:18.47. Final: 1. Emily Johnson NSW 2:09.52; 2. Emily Triple Jump 1. Liz Dalton ACT 12.57m(+1.5); 2. Kirsty Tapscott NSW 11.77m(+3.0); 3.Tenika Demamiel WA Glover ACT 2:11.43; 3.Anna Neumaier ACT 2:11.85; 4.Ashleigh Daniel VIC 2:12.80;5. Jessica Doorey NSW 2:16.86; 6. 11.48m(+3.1); 4. Jessica Hruby SA 11.36m(+1.9); 5. Katherine Watson QLD 11.11m(+0.6); 6.Angela Kelly NSW Lucy Polkinghorne NSW 2:17.68; 7. Holly Smith ACT 2:20.88; 8.Anna White NSW 2:27.46. 10.65m(+1.1).

1500 metres 1. Emily Johnson NSW 4:29.25; 2.Anna Neumaier ACT 4:30.72; 3. Camilla Whishaw TAS 4:33.22; 4. Fiona Shot Put 1. Dani Samuels NSW 13.83m; 2. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 13.26m; 3. Rebecca Papadopoulos NSW 12.70m; 4. Nash VIC 4:34.10;5. Jessica Boyd NSW 4:38.58; 6. Katie French NSW 4:41.04; 7. Lucy Cashen SA 4:44.21; 8. Madeleine Vika Lolo NSW 12.57m; 5.Annabel Thomson NSW 12.23m; 6. Christina Luzi NSW 12.04m; 7. Sylvia Tiatia NSW 11.54m; Oldfield TAS 4:49.17; 9.Ashleigh Wall VIC 4:51.98;10. Emily Glover ACT 4:55.16; Georgia Kaidonis SA DNF. 8. Lisa Craig NSW 11.37m; 9. Sarah Mtandwa VIC 11.06m;10. Renee Ward QLD 11.01m. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 3000 metres 1. Camilla Whishaw TAS 9:47.56; 2. Fiona Nash VIC 9:48.10;3. Jessica Boyd NSW 9:48.99; 4. Emily Johnson Discus Throw 1. Julie Bennell QLD 46.58m; 2. Calista Lyon VIC 46.52m;3. Dani Samuels NSW 44.81m; 4. Sharmane IN 2003 RESULTS NSW 10:02.66; 5. Lucy Cashen SA 10:17.00; 6. Kathryn Archbold NSW 10:23.77; 7. Georgia Kaidonis SA 10:25.13; 8. Motuliki NSW 43.96m; 5.Annabel Thomson NSW 40.57m; 6.Tina Heilmann SA 39.57m; 7.Tarryn Miller VIC 38.98m;8. Megan Brooks SA 10:30.80; 9. Madeleine Oldfield TAS 10:46.10; 10.Anna White NSW 11:01.18; Linda Muldoon NSW Renee Ward QLD 38.67m; 9. Josene Peri NSW 37.00m; 10. Rachel Evans NSW 36.74m; 11. Sally Gardiner ACT 33.90m; DNF. Vika Lolo NSW FOUL.

100 metres Hurdles (w:-2.1) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 13.63; 2. Kimberlee Green NSW 14.27; 3.Amanda Drew QLD Hammer Throw 1. Sally Chapman ACT 45.15m; 2. Sarah Mtandwa VIC 43.40m;3. Michelle Schlechter QLD 41.72m; 4. 14.65; 4.Thalia Amanakis NSW 14.79; 5.Amy Smith NSW 15.07; 6. Jenna Lebrasse WA 15.26; 7. Helen Patterson VIC Annabel Thomson NSW 40.70m; 5.Anita Millington TAS 38.79m; 6. Kate Cornell NSW 38.04m; 7. Christina Luzi NSW 15.37; 8.Alice Horsnell NSW 15.55. 34.73m; 8. Nicole Burow QLD 34.60m; 9. Sally Gardiner ACT 31.47m.

400 metres Hurdles Heat 1: 1. Roshaan Francisco WA 63.38Q; 2.Tarin Nevin NSW 63.56Q; 3. Kelly McGinnity WA Javelin Throw 1.Annabel Thomson NSW 48.97m; 2. Zoe Pelbart NSW 44.12m; 3.Ashleigh Payne NSW 41.05m; 4. Kirsty 65.23Q; 4. Liz Dalton ACT 66.65; 5. Shannon Arnott NSW 70.86; 6. Mellinda Vidigal NSW 74.30;Sarah Yates TAS DQ. May NSW 40.86m; 5. Calista Lyon VIC 39.34m;6. Julie Bennell QLD 37.74m; 7. Sarah Middlemiss NSW 37.54m; 8. Fiona Heat 2: 1. Kristy Radford VIC 63.25Q;2. Kerryn Paull NSW 63.76Q; 3. Helen Patterson VIC 64.26Q;4. Lauren McAdam Plunkett QLD 36.92m; 9. Kirsty Zaharopoulos WA 35.95m; 10.Tina Heilmann SA 35.46m; 11. Katherine Worotnicki VIC QLD 64.71q; 5. Lyndsay Pekin WA 66.38q; 6.Thalia Amanakis NSW 66.76; 7. Sara Tallon QLD 71.37. Final: 1.Tarin Nevin 34.35m. NSW 62.09; 2. Roshaan Francisco WA 62.63; 3. Kristy Radford VIC 62.70;4. Lyndsay Pekin WA 62.76; 5. Kerryn Paull NSW 64.34; 6. Helen Patterson VIC 65.04;7. Kelly McGinnity WA 66.03; 8. Lauren McAdam QLD 67.49. Heptathlon 1. Jennifer Coogan NSW 5009; 2. Nicolette Smith VIC 3977.

2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Georgia Kaidonis SA 7:01.42; 2. Lucy Polkinghorne NSW 7:04.16; 3. Kathryn Archbold Women Under 16 NSW 7:16.48; 4. Jessica Ireland SA 7:24.45; 5. Gemma Davy NSW 7:29.29; 6. Danielle Smith TAS 7:33.45; 7. Fallon Hooper SA 7:42.82; 8. Mallory Hughes SA 7:44.87; 9. Josephine Gellert VIC 7:49.71;10. Cheree McGlinn NSW 8:17.33; 11. 100 metres Heat 1: (w:0.0) 1. Briony Kanard NSW 12.61Q; 2. Julia Nation VIC 12.65q;3. Jess Gulli VIC 12.73q;4.Alice Samantha Cook VIC 8:29.43;Melissa Pryor SA DNF. Coddington ACT 12.84; 5. Clare Ridley QLD 12.94; 6. Rachael Cullen QLD 13.32; 7.Amy Caskey SA 13.37. Heat 2: (w:+0.7) 1. Maricor Cuenca NSW 12.43Q; 2. Madelin Poke TAS 12.49q; 3. Laura Verlinden NSW 12.61q; 4. Roshaan 3000 metres Walk 1. Beki Lee NSW 14:19.13; 2. Susan Knapton NSW 14:24.40; 3. Jillian Hosking ACT 14:39.02; 4. Francisco WA 12.99; 5.Angela Byrt VIC 13.02;6. Jade Roughlan NSW 13.09. Heat 3: (w:NWI) 1.Alison Attenborough Jessica Heazlewood NSW 14:52.27; 5. Lauren Burns-Rees NSW 15:01.85; 6. Emma Gray VIC 15:12.52;7. Chloe Jones NSW 12.66Q; 2.Alison Tremaine NSW 12.69q; 3.Alessia Willmott NSW 13.11; 4.Tahlia Bohadana NSW 13.14. Final: (w:- NSW 15:27.61; 8. Christina Alldis NSW 15:50.83; 9. Sarah Alexander VIC 15:54.50. 1.6) 1. Briony Kanard NSW 12.38; 2. Madelin Poke TAS 12.52; 3. Maricor Cuenca NSW 12.52; 4. Laura Verlinden NSW 12.54; 5. Julia Nation VIC 12.67;6.Alison Tremaine NSW 12.74; 7. Jess Gulli VIC 12.84.

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200 metres Heat 1: (w:-1.8) 1. Briony Kanard NSW 26.01Q; 2. Laura Verlinden NSW 26.19Q; 3.Amanda Morris NSW 4x400 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Renee Asonitis, Kirralie Bell,Amanda Morris, Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen) 3:51.71; 26.46Q; 4.Angela Byrt VIC 26.71q;5. Ruth Vogelsang SA 26.84; 6. Geraldine Marie WA 27.41. Heat 2: (w:-1.4) 1. Julia 2.Victoria (Kristy Radford, Katherine Katsanevakis, Sarah Cant, Cara Angel) 3:52.67; South Australia (Ruth Vogelsang, Paige Nation VIC 25.58Q;2. Madelin Poke TAS 25.62Q; 3. Roshaan Francisco WA 26.18Q; 4. Katherine Robb SA 26.41q; 5. Graham, Melanie Budreika, Katherine Robb) DQ. Rachael Cullen QLD 26.89; Jacinta Doyle NSW DQ. Final: (w:-3.2) 1. Briony Kanard NSW 25.35; 2. Julia Nation VIC 25.67; 3. Madelin Poke TAS 25.88; 4. Laura Verlinden NSW 26.00; 5.Amanda Morris NSW 26.14; 6. Roshaan Francisco WA High Jump 1. Katherine Robb SA 1.71m; 2. Hannah Alderton VIC 1.68m;3.Amanda-J Allen QLD 1.64m; 4.Amy Page 26.16; 7. Katherine Robb SA 26.74; 8.Angela Byrt VIC 27.34. NSW 1.64m; 5.Veronica Kirby VIC 1.60m;6. Hope Watson ACT 1.60m; 6. Nicole Procajlo NSW 1.60m; 8. Lauren Ford VIC 1.60m; 9. Samantha Tomlin NSW 1.55m;10.Tenika Demamiel WA 1.50m. 400 metres 1. Briony Kanard NSW 56.28; 2. Zoe Buckman ACT 56.53; 3.Amanda Morris NSW 56.69; 4. Katherine Katsanevakis VIC 57.04;5. Cara Angel VIC 57.10;6. Renee Asonitis NSW 57.12; 7. Katherine Robb SA 57.71; 8. Karla Pole Vault 1. Jamie Scroop SA 3.70m; 2.Vicky Parnov WA 3.50m; 3. Jacqui Williams VIC 3.00m;4. Jeramy Gibbs WA Leyden QLD 58.38; 9. Kirralie Bell NSW 60.90. 3.00m; 5. Zoe Hannah WA 2.90m; 6. Jemma Pope NSW 2.90m; 7. Rachel Birtles WA 2.75m; 8. Miranda Tiong WA 2.60m; 9. Sarah Green WA 2.40m; 10. Mallory Hughes SA 2.20m. 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Hayley Tomlinson VIC 2:13.76Q;2. Sarah Cant VIC 2:14.28Q;3. Paige Graham SA 2:14.30Q; 4. Cara Angel VIC 2:14.70q;5.Tina Sherratt NSW 2:18.29; 6.Alexis McKillop NSW 2:21.17; 7. Pia Nicod NSW 2:21.18. Heat Long Jump 1.Alice Coddington ACT 5.30m(+1.5); 2. Chloe Edwards VIC 5.28m(+1.8);3. Jacinta Doyle NSW 2: 1. Katherine Katsanevakis VIC 2:15.94Q;2. Heidi Gregson NSW 2:16.65Q; 3. Zoe Buckman ACT 2:16.66Q; 4. Melanie 5.28m(+1.5); 4.Amy Sadler NSW 5.21m(+1.4); 5.Tenika Demamiel WA 4.91m(+3.0). Budreika SA 2:17.03q; 5.Alicia Roden VIC 2:19.01;6. Courtney Guy NSW 2:23.97. Final: 1. Zoe Buckman ACT 2:09.96; 2. Katherine Katsanevakis VIC 2:10.55;3. Hayley Tomlinson VIC 2:11.28;4. Sarah Cant VIC 2:12.30;5. Heidi Gregson NSW Triple Jump 1.Alice Coddington ACT 11.30m(+0.4); 2.Tenika Demamiel WA 11.25m(-1.4); 3.Ashley McBurney NSW 2:15.18; 6. Paige Graham SA 2:16.32; 7. Melanie Budreika SA 2:17.65; 8. Cara Angel VIC 2:19.09. 11.23m(+0.4); 4. Marissa Ward NSW 11.11m(0.0); 5. Hope Watson ACT 10.20m(-1.6).

1500 metres 1. Hayley Tomlinson VIC 4:33.31;2. Sarah Hall VIC 4:39.66;3. Emma Statham NSW 4:40.13; 4. Heidi Shot Put 1. Dani Samuels NSW 13.47m; 2.Vika Lolo NSW 12.18m; 3. Kellie Osborne NSW 11.10m; 4.Taloa Fuamatu Gregson NSW 4:40.71; 5.Tina Sherratt NSW 4:41.79. NSW 10.63m; 5. Christie Chamberlain NSW 10.50m; 6. Fiona Plunkett QLD 9.60m; 7. Colleen Graham VIC 9.06m;8. Nicole Burow QLD 8.28m. 3000 metres 1. Hayley Tomlinson VIC 10:14.76;2. Holly Pobjie NSW 10:19.82; 3. Chloe Tighe NSW 10:21.49; 4. Emma Statham NSW 10:40.91; 5. Sophia Kaidonis SA 10:46.13; 6. Emily Connor NSW 10:55.08; 7. Megan Brooks SA 10:57.23; 8. Discus Throw 1. Dani Samuels NSW 47.18m; 2.Vika Lolo NSW 38.06m; 3. Kylie MacKellin VIC 38.00m;4. Louise Quire Ashlea Gilfillan QLD 10:59.96; 9. Natasha Depetro VIC 11:26.73;Lucy Starrat NSW DNF. NSW 34.98m; 5. Christie Chamberlain NSW 34.26m; 6. Colleen Graham VIC 29.88m.

90 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:-0.6) 1.Tara Holt NSW 13.22Q; 2. Marissa Ward NSW 13.46Q; 3.Alison Tremaine Hammer Throw 1. Rachel Dodoo NSW 39.24m; 2. Nicole Burow QLD 35.41m; 3. Kylie MacKellin VIC 30.77m;4.Taloa NSW 13.59Q; 4. Charlotte Yeates NSW 13.59q; 5. Sarah Quinn VIC 14.62;6. Stephanie Guest NSW 14.66; 7. Sandra Fuamatu NSW 28.52m. Gilliman QLD 16.56. Heat 2: (w:-1.4) 1.Ashlee Rayson WA 13.60Q; 2. Jess Gulli VIC 13.79Q;3. Luana Groves VIC 14.04Q; 4. Rachael Cullen QLD 14.21q; 5.Ashleigh Lascelles ACT 14.30; 6.Alicia Roden VIC 14.33;7. Laura Emery NSW Javelin Throw 1.Amy Sadler NSW 41.47m; 2. Fiona Plunkett QLD 38.68m; 3. Louise Quire NSW 32.86m; 4. Christie 14.71; Chelsea Hosking ACT DNF. Final: (w:-1.4) 1.Tara Holt NSW 13.11; 2.Alison Tremaine NSW 13.27; 3. Jess Gulli Chamberlain NSW 30.91m; 5. Colleen Graham VIC 22.11m. VIC 13.35; 4. Marissa Ward NSW 13.50; 5. Charlotte Yeates NSW 13.63; 6. Luana Groves VIC 14.11;7. Rachael Cullen RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS QLD 14.15;Ashlee Rayson WA DNF. Combined Event 1.Amy Sadler NSW 4933; 2. Megan Wheatley WA 4825; 3.Taimie Maidla NSW 4098; 4. Shannon IN 2003 RESULTS McCann WA 4000; 5.Teigan Redwood VIC 3859;6. Stephanie Vathis VIC 3622;7. Rachel Coogan NSW 3458; Kellie 200 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+2.1) 1. Jess Gulli VIC 28.66Q;2. Chelsea Hosking ACT 29.80Q; 3.Ashleigh Lascelles Osbourne NSW DNF. ACT 31.65; 4.Amy McIllrick ACT 31.80; 5. Stephanie Guest NSW 31.87; 6. Geraldine Marie WA 31.88. Heat 2: (w:+1.7) 1.Alison Tremaine NSW 28.73Q; 2. Charlotte Yeates NSW 29.45Q; 3.Amanda Morris NSW 29.64q; 4.Alicia Roden VIC Men Under 18 30.16q; 5. Sarah Quinn VIC 30.51;6. Mallory Hughes SA 32.12; 7. Krystal Pomplum NSW 35.09. Heat 3: (w:+0.3) 1. Ashlee Rayson WA 29.52Q; 2.Tara Holt NSW 29.74Q; 3. Rachael Cullen QLD 30.66; 4. Marissa Ward NSW 30.92; 5. 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-0.9) 1. Ben Offereins WA 11.25Q; 2.Tim Rooke VIC 11.39Q;3. NSW 11.46Q; Lenore Beaton NSW 32.20; 6. Samantha Tomlin NSW 32.20. Final: (w:+0.8) 1. Jess Gulli VIC 27.91;2.Alison Tremaine 4. Matt Lynch NSW 11.46q; 5.Adam Stewart SA 11.47q; 6. Robert Marks NSW 11.51; 7. Brett Zamudio NSW 11.96; 8. NSW 28.10; 3. Chelsea Hosking ACT 28.84; 4.Ashlee Rayson WA 29.29; 5.Amanda Morris NSW 29.47; 6. Charlotte Luke Vaessen TAS 12.00. Heat 2: (w:-2.1) 1. Brandan Galic ACT 11.40Q; 2.Andrew Storer WA 11.59Q; 3. Brett Dwyer Yeates NSW 29.71; 7.Alicia Roden VIC 30.14;Tara Holt NSW DNF. NSW 11.66Q; 4. Owen Martin NSW 11.72; 5.Timothy Manns NSW 11.74; 6. Nicholas Boylett QLD 11.85; 7. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 11.95; 8. TAS 12.09. Final: (w:-3.0) 1. Brandan Galic ACT 11.29; 2. Ben Offereins WA 2000 metres Steeplechase 1.Ashlea Gilfillan QLD 7:04.20; 2. Sophia Kaidonis SA 7:10.43; 3. Natasha Depetro VIC 11.41; 3.Tim Rooke VIC 11.52;4. Brett Robinson NSW 11.62; 5. Matt Lynch NSW 11.65; 6. Brett Dwyer NSW 11.68; 7. 7:18.57; 4. Holly Pobjie NSW 7:22.96; 5. Fallon Hooper SA 7:44.47; 6. Mallory Hughes SA 7:52.12; 7.Tara Baker-Gabb QLD Adam Stewart SA 11.73; 8.Andrew Storer WA 11.81. 8:57.81. 100 metres Ambulant (w:-0.6) 1. Michael Armstrong,ACT 12.40; 2. Luke Rout NSW 13.85; 3. Michael Peet,WA 13.90. 1500 metres Walk 1. Fiona Alldis NSW 6:58.27; 2. Jessica Rothwell VIC 6:58.49;3. Natasha Agius NSW 7:09.93; 4. Hollie Gray VIC 7:22.03;5. Cassandra Staples NSW 7:30.47; 6. Bernadette Morabito NSW 7:52.23; 7.Tara Baker-Gabb QLD 200 metres Heat 1: (w:+0.5) 1. Brandan Galic ACT 22.24Q; 2. Brett Robinson NSW 22.45Q; 3. Nicholas Boylett QLD 8:22.63;Aimee Jones NSW DQ;Tara Foran QLD DQ; Sarah Alexander VIC DQ. 22.71Q; 3. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 22.71Q; 5. Luke Vaessen TAS 23.15; 6. Brett Zamudio NSW 23.33; 7. Gareth Jubb TAS 23.87. Heat 2: (w:0.0) 1. Ben Offereins WA 21.82Q; 2.Tim Rooke VIC 22.17Q;3. Owen Martin NSW 22.19Q; 4. Joel 4x100 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Tahlia Bohadana,Alison Tremaine, Laura Verlinden,Alessia Willmott) 49.06; 2. Milburn NSW 22.51q; 5. Matt Lynch NSW 22.52q; 6.Adam Stewart SA 22.62; 7. Robert Marks NSW 22.86. Final: (w:-0.2) Victoria (Luana Groves, Julia Nation,Angela Byrt, Sarah Quinn) 49.37; 3. South Australia (Amy Caskey, Katherine Robb, 1. Ben Offereins WA 21.85; 2. Brandan Galic ACT 22.00; 3.Tim Rooke VIC 22.11;4. Owen Martin NSW 22.22; 5. Brett Ruth Vogelsang, Jamie Scroop) 50.58; 4.Australian Capital Territory (Chelsea Hosking,Ashleigh Lascelles,Amy McIllrick, Robinson NSW 22.35; 6. Nicholas Boylett QLD 22.51; 7. Joel Milburn NSW 22.55; 8. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 22.65. Alice Coddington) 50.58; Queensland (Rachael Cullen, Sandra Gilliman, Karla Leyden, Clare Ridley) DNF. 200 metres Ambulant (w:-0.7) 1. Michael Armstrong,ACT 25.55; 2. Michael Peet,WA 27.94; 3.Tom Crowe,VIC 35.32.

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400 metres 1. Joel Milburn NSW 48.14; 2.Tim Rooke VIC 48.81;3.Andrew Scully NSW 49.16; 4. Christian Romanelli VIC 4x400 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Mitchell Hibbens,Andrew Scully, Nunu Campos, Joel Milburn) 3:22.62; 2. 49.69; 5. Nicholas Boylett QLD 50.22; 6. Sam Oborn SA 51.24; 7. Mitchell Hibbens NSW 52.83; 8. Kevin Perry TAS 56.22; Victoria (Christian Romanelli, Joshua Schmidt, Nicholas Connellan, Robert Vattovaz) 3:22.69; 3. Queensland (Benjamin Joshua Schmidt VIC DQ. Mumby, Simon Byrne, Pasenadee Rubasinghe, Nicholas Boylett) 3:28.39; 4. South Australia (Sam Oborn, Ben Rogers,Tom Lambert,Adam Stewart) 3:31.53; 5.Tasmania (Tristan Thomas, Blair Kean, Ben Rickards, Robert Cracknell) 3:32.43; 6. 400 metres Ambulant 1.Tom Crowe,VIC 1:21.55. Western Australia (Andrew Storer, Chris Johnson, Mitchel Webber, Ben Offereins) 3:33.05.

800 metres Heat 1: 1. Bradley Woods NSW 1:57.12Q; 2. Benjamin Armstrong VIC 1:58.38Q;3. Joe Edgley TAS High Jump 1. David Baskin VIC 2.10m;2. Nate Roffey QLD 2.04m; 3. Robert Cracknell TAS 2.00m; 4. Oliver Perrett QLD 1:58.90Q; 4. Nicholas Connellan VIC 2:00.21;5. Matthew Hammond-Moro NSW 2:04.49; 6. Mitchell Hibbens NSW 1.90m; 5. Dean Wood NSW 1.90m. 2:11.47. Heat 2: 1. David Harney NSW 1:56.05Q; 2. Michael Keenan VIC 1:57.48Q;3. Joshua Schmidt VIC 1:57.69Q;4. Ryan Costello NSW 1:58.02q; 5. Ben Rogers SA 1:58.45q; 6. Stuart Graham NSW 2:00.42; Robert Mathieson ACT DQ. Pole Vault 1. Joel Pocklington VIC 4.60m;2.Anthony Simons SA 4.30m; 3. Neil Joubert VIC 4.15m;4. Matthew Boyd QLD Final: 1. Joshua Schmidt VIC 1:54.66;2. David Harney NSW 1:55.14; 3. Bradley Woods NSW 1:55.53; 4. Benjamin 3.85m; 5. Lindsay Pye NSW 3.85m; 6. Damian Dickson QLD 3.70m; 7. Ben Palise QLD 3.50m; 8.Timothy McWaters SA Armstrong VIC 1:56.29;5. Michael Keenan VIC 1:57.30;6. Ryan Costello NSW 1:57.32; 7. Joe Edgley TAS 1:58.11; 8. Ben 3.30m; Frank Iglewski NSW NH;Tim Lewis NSW NH. Rogers SA 2:00.12. Long Jump 1.Andrew Storer WA 7.22m(+4.7); 2. Chris Noffke QLD 7.07m(+3.5); 3. Matt Lynch NSW 6.92m(+1.6); 4. 1500 metres 1. James Matthews NSW 4:00.79; 2. Bradley Woods NSW 4:01.07; 3. Benjamin Armstrong VIC 4:03.27;4. Ben Matterson NSW 6.67m(+3.9); 5. Luke Vaessen TAS 6.62m(+2.5); 6. Matthew Lambert WA 6.52m(+2.4); 7.Yagan Dixon David Harney NSW 4:04.30; 5. Dane Frey VIC 4:06.27;6. Chris Williams ACT 4:06.89; 7. Hayden Butt TAS 4:12.47; 8. WA 6.22m(+2.4). Aaron Humphrey TAS 4:30.49. Long Jump Ambulant 1. Michael Armstrong,ACT 4.70m(+0.5); 2. Michael Peet,WA 4.55m(+2.1); 3. Luke Rout NSW 3000 metres 1. James Matthews NSW 8:42.15; 2. David McNeill VIC 8:43.95;3. Liam Adams VIC 8:45.50;4. Hayden Butt 3.81m(+1.2). TAS 8:51.43; 5. Martin Abbott NSW 8:51.73; 6. NSW 8:51.99; 7.Toby Rayner VIC 8:54.21;8. Julian Lennon WA 9:04.06; 9.Tim George QLD 9:06.49; 10. Shannon Delaney NSW 9:06.61; 11. Dylan Hill TAS 9:14.27; 12. Sam Triple Jump 1.Wally Meekin WA 14.33m(+2.1); 2. Paddy O'Donoghue NSW 14.21m(-0.4); 3. Oliver Perrett QLD Ellis VIC 9:25.08. 14.12m(+0.5); 4. Dwain Weyers QLD 13.69m(+2.0); 5.Yagan Dixon WA 13.22m(+1.1); 6. Marc Pallaro SA 12.80m(+1.6); 7. Shane Riley WA 12.53m(+1.6); 8. Scott Dawson VIC 12.43m(+1.4). 110 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+0.1) 1.Adam Slezak NSW 14.52Q; 2. Stephen Smith NSW 14.79Q; 3.Will Cadden NSW 14.84q; 4. James Baumeister SA 15.38; 5. Matthew Lambert WA 15.59; 6. Jesse Hall NSW 15.86; 7.Alastair Blaine Shot Put 1. Ryan Phillips QLD 18.38m; 2. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 16.84m; 3. -O'Neill NSW 16.25m; 4. Solf TAS 16.02. Heat 2: (w:0.0) 1. Mitchel Webber WA 14.28Q; 2.Aaron Vanderent NSW 14.74Q; 3. Dwain Weyers QLD Anapu NSW 16.17m; 5. Nicholas Kipriotis NSW 15.79m; 6. Greg Koliopoulos NSW 15.76m; 7. Johan Moll NSW 15.71m; 15.10; 4.Andrew Semple NSW 15.13; 5.Angus Rankin NSW 15.23; 6. Justin Keogh NSW 16.07; 7. Scott Dawson VIC 8. Dorian Kipriotis NSW 15.39m; 9. Dwain Weyers QLD 14.32m; 10. TAS 12.18m. 16.63. Heat 3: (w:-0.6) 1. Sam Powis NSW 14.63Q; 2. Simon Byrne QLD 14.93Q; 3. Chris Johnson WA 15.08q; 4. Benjamin Mumby QLD 15.27; 5. Leigh Bennett NSW 15.28; 6. Matthew Long NSW 15.39; 7. Imran Zeed VIC 16.09. Final: Shot Put Ambulant 1. Michael Peet,WA 9.47m; 2. Luke Rout NSW 6.38m. (w:-2.4) 1. Mitchel Webber WA 14.23; 2.Aaron Vanderent NSW 14.72; 3. Sam Powis NSW 14.84; 4.Adam Slezak NSW 14.88; 5. Stephen Smith NSW 15.07; 6. Chris Johnson WA 15.20; 7.Will Cadden NSW 15.23; 8. Simon Byrne QLD 15.35. Discus Throw 1. Ronnie Buckley VIC 57.96m;2. Stephan Nel QLD 48.70m; 3. Glenn Duggan NSW 48.56m; 4. Ryan RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Phillips QLD 48.27m; 5. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 48.02m; 6. Christopher Forth NSW 45.41m; 7. Dorian Kipriotis NSW IN 2003 RESULTS 400 metres Hurdles Heat 1: 1. Robert Vattovaz VIC 54.29Q; 2. Christian Romanelli VIC 57.20Q; 3. Luke Vaessen TAS 45.14m; 8. Solf Anapu NSW 44.71m; 9. Nicholas Kipriotis NSW 42.69m; 10. Jonathon Wynn NSW 42.12m. 58.41Q; 4. Matthew Long NSW 58.41; 5. Sam Powis NSW 59.70; 6. Scott Laird NSW 60.45; 7. Daniel Gardner QLD 74.28;Tristan Thomas TAS DQ. Heat 2: 1. Stephen Smith NSW 55.61Q; 2. James Roff NSW 56.54Q; 3. Leigh Bennett Discus Throw Ambulant 1.Tom Crowe,VIC 43.92m; 2. Michael Peet,WA 31.27m. NSW 56.70Q; 4. Craig Martin NSW 56.94q; 5. Imran Zeed VIC 57.28q;6.Tom Lambert SA 57.97; 7.Alastair Blaine TAS 58.25; 8. Scott Dawson VIC 61.04. Final: 1. Robert Vattovaz VIC 53.96;2. Leigh Bennett NSW 54.94; 3. Stephen Smith Hammer Throw 1. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 67.94m; 2. Ronnie Buckley VIC 57.51m;3. Ryan Phillips QLD 53.41m; 4. Jake NSW 55.03; 4. James Roff NSW 56.44; 5. Christian Romanelli VIC 59.47;6. Luke Vaessen TAS 59.80; 7. Craig Martin NSW O'Connor WA 52.56m; 5. Dwain Weyers QLD 52.33m; 6. Colin Harris NSW 46.27m; 7. Leigh Patrick SA 41.73m; 8. 60.57; 8. Imran Zeed VIC 68.46. Matthew Rowell SA 41.53m; 9.Todd Hodgetts TAS 32.03m; Nicholas Summerville NSW FOUL.

2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Dylan Hill TAS 6:14.21; 2. Hayden Butt TAS 6:14.25; 3. Julian Lennon WA 6:19.59; 4. Javelin Throw 1. Jonathon Wynn NSW 63.93m; 2. Jay Fowler NSW 59.24m; 3. Jeremy Cocks NSW 58.28m; 4. Thomas Do Canto NSW 6:20.44; 5. Joel Dressler VIC 6:26.43;6. Ben Rogers SA 6:26.66; 7. Scott Tomlinson ACT 6:39.44; Christopher Spelman QLD 55.03m; 5. Dylan Parker NSW 52.66m; 6. Matthew Outzen NSW 52.44m; 7. David Bowden 8.Anthony Barry VIC 6:58.25. QLD 51.34m; 8. Kevin Perry TAS 46.92m; 9. Michael Trinco NSW 46.41m; 10. Jake O'Connor WA 45.54m; 11. Gary Blunt QLD 41.93m. 3000 metres Walk 1.Adam Rutter NSW 12:43.77; 2. Michael McCagh WA 12:59.26; 3. Ben Perske QLD 13:31.54; 4. Jamie Barnes VIC 13:53.61;5.Ashley Colquhuon ACT 14:09.29; 6. Blake Egelton NSW 14:16.71; 7.Aaron Humphrey TAS Combined Event 1. Jeremy Cocks NSW 6197; 2. Nunu Campos NSW 5598; 3.Aaron Wordley VIC 5135;4. Michael 14:39.39; Glen Sellen NSW DQ. Barber NSW 5073; Chris Johnson WA DNF.

4x100 metres Relay 1.Western Australia (Mitchel Webber, Ben Offereins, Matthew Lambert,Andrew Storer) 42.30; 2. New South Wales (Brett Dwyer, Matt Lynch, Owen Martin, Brett Robinson) 42.40; 3. Queensland (Simon Byrne, Pasenadee Rubasinghe, Nicholas Boylett, Benjamin Mumby) 43.39; 4. South Australia (Marc Pallaro, Sam Burt,Tom Lambert, Adam Stewart) 44.01; 5.Victoria (Scott Dawson, Imran Zeed, Christian Romanelli,Tim Rooke) 44.22; 6.Tasmania (Tristan Thomas, Luke Vaessen, Kevin Perry, Gareth Jubb) 44.71.

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Men Under 16 Pole Vault 1. Matthew Boyd QLD 3.75m; 2. Dion Pocklington VIC 3.40m;3.Tych McSwain WA 3.25m.

100 metres Heat 1: (w:+0.3) 1.Todd Bateman SA 11.22q; 2. Ken Bridger QLD 11.37q; 3. Duan Daley NSW 11.39q; 4. Long Jump 1. Chris Noffke QLD 7.04m(+2.9); 2. Samuel Rodgers NSW 6.79m(+1.9); 3. Ryan Anderson VIC 6.61m(+2.9); Ben Toniolo VIC 11.64q;5. Brad Ellis NSW 11.79; 6. Kristofer Bridge NSW 11.80; 7.Wade Bremner NSW 12.07. Heat 2: 4.Wade Bremner NSW 6.59m(+3.7); 5.Wally Meekin WA 6.41m(+2.8); 6. Lucas Mata WA 6.23m(+1.8); 7.Alex Bubner SA (w:+0.6) 1.Anthony Sexton ACT 11.52q; 2. Matt Carter VIC 11.61q;3. Sam Burt SA 11.74q; 4. Daniel Smith VIC 11.75q;5. 6.22m(+1.3); 8. Josh Plummer NSW 5.81m(+3.5); 9. Chris Lawrence NSW 5.69m(+1.3); 10. Blair Kean TAS 5.58m(+2.5). Lucas Mata WA 11.78; 6. Liam Humphreys NSW 11.81; 7. Ryan Anderson VIC 12.03. Final: (w:-1.4) 1.Todd Bateman SA 11.34; 2. Duan Daley NSW 11.42; 3. Ken Bridger QLD 11.48; 4.Anthony Sexton ACT 11.68; 5. Ben Toniolo VIC 11.72;6. Triple Jump 1.Wally Meekin WA 13.97m w:NWI; 2. Keegan Ontong ACT 13.48m(+0.4); 3. Samuel Rodgers NSW Sam Burt SA 11.92; 7. Matt Carter VIC 11.96. 13.39m(-0.5); 4. Blair Kean TAS 13.20m(-0.4); 5.Wade Bremner NSW 12.90m(-0.3); 6. Mark Watts NSW 12.64m(-0.4); 7. Chris Lawrence NSW 12.62m w:NWI; 8. Josh Plummer NSW 12.37m(-1.7); 9. Lachlan Roberts NSW 11.91m(0.0). 200 metres Heat 1: (w:-0.8) 1.Todd Bateman SA 23.38Q; 2. Ben Toniolo VIC 23.55Q;3. Sam Voss VIC 23.70Q;4. Brendan Watt ACT 24.02;Tristan Garrett NSW DQ. Heat 2: (w:-1.3) 1.Alex Bubner SA 23.38Q; 2. Duan Daley NSW Shot Put 1. NSW 15.39m; 2. James Tamouridis VIC 14.60m;3.Todd Hodgetts TAS 14.52m; 4. Mitchell 23.39Q; 3.Anthony Sexton ACT 23.53Q; 4. Kristofer Bridge NSW 23.83q; 5. Brad Ellis NSW 23.88q. Final: (w:-1.7) 1. Shaw NSW 13.82m; 5.Valeni Tiatia NSW 13.57m. Todd Bateman SA 22.51; 2. Duan Daley NSW 23.12; 3. Sam Voss VIC 23.39;4. Ben Toniolo VIC 23.43;5.Anthony Sexton ACT 23.49; 6.Alex Bubner SA 23.70; 7. Kristofer Bridge NSW 24.67. Discus Throw 1.Tarquin Pollock NSW 50.07m; 2. Emanuele Fuamatu NSW 49.94m; 3. Mitchell Shaw NSW 49.91m.

400 metres 1.Tristan Garrett NSW 50.27; 2. Sam Voss VIC 50.53;3. Brendan Watt ACT 51.07; 4. Dillon Grant QLD Hammer Throw 1. Emanuele Fuamatu NSW 45.44m; 2.Todd Hodgetts TAS 34.50m. 52.22; 5. Joe Wright VIC 52.50;6. Kallym Canobie VIC 53.87;7. Mark Beckers NSW 53.87. Javelin Throw 1. Nathan Burgess VIC 54.09m;2. Lukas Cannan VIC 49.32m. 800 metres 1. James Southgate ACT 2:02.01; 2. Bryce Glasson ACT 2:02.04; 3. Mark Watts NSW 2:03.32; 4. Sean Geoghegan NSW 2:05.12; 5. John Boden ACT 2:09.18; 6. Kallym Canobie VIC 2:11.38;7. Michael Graham SA 2:14.26; 8. Combined Event 1. Sam Giatrakos SA 4020; 2. Brett Watton NSW 3918; 3. Hamish Nelson VIC 3858;4. Mitchell Lushey Matthew Rando NSW 2:16.06. WA 3727; 5. Neil Weyers QLD 3327; 6. Matthew Sloan SA 2303.

1500 metres 1. James Southgate ACT 4:16.83; 2. Matthew Coloe VIC 4:19.69;3. Ben Guest NSW 4:21.56; 4. Navin Arunasalam VIC 4:23.96;5. Joshua Tighe NSW 4:25.63. IGA YOUTH ATHLETES OF THE MEET AWARDS 2003

3000 metres 1. Matthew Coloe VIC 9:14.46;2. Ben Guest NSW 9:17.04; 3.Tim Houlihan VIC 9:18.29;4. Joshua Tighe NSW 9:26.26; 5. Matt Daley QLD 9:27.25; 6. Matthew Bayley VIC 9:34.07;7.Ashley Watson VIC 10:05.59;8. Chris Justin Anlezark Award Simon Wardhaugh QLD Men Under 18 Stapleton SA 10:23.56; 9.Aidan Smyth VIC 10:25.88. Hammer Throw 67.94m

100 metres Hurdles (w:-2.1) 1. Jarryd Hayne NSW 13.55; 2. Jordan Reis ACT 13.68; 3. Ken Bridger QLD 13.73; 4.Alex Benita Johnson Award Sally McLellan QLD Women Under 18 Bubner SA 14.39; 5. Ben Rickards TAS 14.46; 6. Josh Plummer NSW 14.68; 7. Kristofer Bridge NSW 14.73; 8. Daniel 100m Hurdles 13.63 (w:-2.1) RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Grimmond ACT 15.16; 9. Gavin Skurrie VIC 15.22;10. Blair Kean TAS 15.35. IN 2003 RESULTS

200 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+1.1) 1. Ben Rickards TAS 26.85Q; 2. Mark Watts NSW 26.90Q; 3. Gavin Skurrie VIC 29.37Q; 4.Timothy Scott VIC 30.17. Heat 2: (w:+0.3) 1.Alex Bubner SA 26.47Q; 2. Jordan Reis ACT 26.54Q; 3. Daniel Grimmond ACT 28.84Q; 4. Josh Plummer NSW 29.27q; 5. Neil Weyers QLD 29.59q. Final: (w:+1.5) 1.Alex Bubner SA 25.98; 2. Ben Rickards TAS 26.03; 3. Mark Watts NSW 26.19; 4. Jordan Reis ACT 26.25; 5. Daniel Grimmond ACT 28.57; 6. Josh Plummer NSW 29.16; 7. Neil Weyers QLD 29.32; 8. Gavin Skurrie VIC 29.85.

2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Navin Arunasalam VIC 6:31.20;2. Joshua Tighe NSW 6:31.61; 3. Matthew Bayley VIC 6:32.95; 4. Chris Stapleton SA 6:48.87; 5.Ashley Watson VIC 6:52.43;6. Michael Graham SA 7:00.16; 7. Cameron Ennis NSW 7:02.52; 8.William Barber VIC 7:02.69.

1500 metres Walk 1. Blake Egelton NSW 6:52.35; 2. Beau Plummer NSW 7:29.13; Ian Rayson NSW DQ; Glen Sellen NSW DQ; Brook Keys NSW DQ; Daniel Neale NSW DQ.

4x100 metres Relay 1.Victoria (Ryan Anderson, Ben Toniolo, Daniel Smith, Matt Carter) 45.38; New South Wales (Liam Humphreys, Brett Watton,Tristan Garrett, Samuel Rodgers) DQ.

4x400 metres Relay 1.Victoria (Joe Wright, Kallym Canobie, Navin Arunasalam, Sam Voss) 3:34.98; 2. New South Wales (Mark Watts, Mark Beckers, Brett Watton,Tristan Garrett) 3:35.19; 3.Australian Capital Territory (Bryce Glasson, Brendan Watt, John Boden, James Southgate) 3:41.09; 4. South Australia (Alex Bubner, Sam Burt, Michael Graham,Todd Bateman) 3:42.63.

High Jump 1. Ben Rickards TAS 1.96m; 2. Liam Zamel-Paez QLD 1.93m; 3.Tyler Jackman SA 1.93m; 4. Sam Cameron NSW 1.89m; 5. Simon Cohen NSW 1.85m; 6. Samuel Rodgers NSW 1.76m.

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Women Open Heptathlon Men Open Decathlon Name State Points 100mH HJ SP 200m LJ JT 800m Name State Points 100m LJ SP HJ 400m 110mH DT PV JT 1500m 1 Kylie 1 Matt 11.09 7.23m 15.09 Wheeler WA 5838 13.80 w:0.0 1.77m 12.04m 24.32 w:-0.4 6.26m w:1.2 33.50m 2:21.49 McEwen QLD 7724 w:0.0 w:1.3 14.51m 1.94m 50.07 w:-0.7 39.20m 4.80m 60.50m 4:50.97 2 Mandy 2 Darrel 11.38 6.98m 15.51 Heath NSW 4991 15.40 w:0.0 1.62m 12.56m 26.63 w:-0.4 5.47m w:1.9 38.01m 2:30.95 Muzyczka NSW 6952 w:0.0 6.98m 11.46m 2.00m 51.26 w:-0.7 37.69m 3.80m 59.06m 5:03.76 3 Danielle 3 Scott 11.72 6.46 16.00 Senior NSW 4903 14.88 w:0.0 1.71m 8.73m 25.67 w:-0.4 5.14m w:1.9 34.60m 2:26.09 McLaren NZL 6700 w:0.0 w:2.1 12.07m 1.67m 50.44 w:-0.7 37.07m 4.20m 56.31m 4:38.87 4 Peta 4 Adrian 11.70 6.62m 16.56 Mason QLD 4769 14.99 w:0.0 1.74m 11.07m 26.81 w:-0.4 5.20m w:2.3 35.85m 2:47.24 Finch TAS 6522 w:0.0 w:0.5 11.58m 1.85m 51.99 w:-0.7 35.53m 3.90m 54.04m 4:48.86 5 Gillian 5 Nathan 11.52 6.07m 16.23 Ragus WA 4605 14.10 w:0.0 NH 11.26m 25.88 w:-0.4 5.88m w:2.1 37.39m 2:22.40 Baart QLD 6201 w:0.0 w:0.8 11.87m 1.82m 53.58 w:-0.7 36.04m 4.10m 50.28m 5:25.61 6 Belinda 6 Nick 11.95 6.25m 16.90 Sanders NSW 4319 15.75 w:0.0 1.53m 9.41m 27.63 w:-0.4 5.47m w:1.0 33.86m 2:44.08 Foley VIC 6145 w:0.0 w:0.9 11.44m 1.70m 52.92 w:-0.7 34.88m 4.10m 45.59m 4:40.50 7 Bronwyn 7 Richard 10.98 7.00m 16.19 Magdulski ACT 3514 16.83 w:0.0 1.26m 8.47m 27.60 w:-0.4 4.96m w:1.6 23.95m 2:44.28 Allen QLD 5935 w:0.0 w:0.6 12.19m 1.85m DQ w:-0.7 39.91m 4.30m 42.29m 5:26.37 8 Mark 11.62 5.95m 17.17 Ardern NSW 5754 w:0.0 w:2.6 11.87m 1.73m 52.66 w:-0.7 35.28m 3.10m 52.22m 5:28.36 9 Jason 12.19 5.86m 17.55 Stevens SA 5435 w:0.0 w:0.8 10.94m 1.70m 53.88 w:-0.7 30.92m 3.90m 37.55m 5:13.21 Women Under 20 Heptathlon Name State Points 100mH HJ SP 200m LJ JT 800m 1 Jane Brotherton NSW 5042 14.72 w:1.6 1.71m 10.93m 26.74 w:-0.7 5.54m w:1.4 36.10m 2:32.17 Men Under 20 Combined Event 2 Lisa Name State Points 100m LJ SP HJ 400m 110mH DT PV JT 1500m Hughes WA 5001 15.45 w:1.6 1.62m 8.72m 26.21 w:-0.7 5.88m w:1.5 38.15m 2:22.53 1 Jason 11.58 6.83m 15.31 3 Jennifer Dudley QLD 7461 w:0.0 w:0.3 14.76m 1.91m 51.28 w:-0.3 47.66m 4.20m 64.18m 4:55.11 Coogan NSW 4910 15.18 w:1.6 1.53m 10.81m 26.15 w:-0.7 5.42m w:0.8 38.26m 2:24.81 2 Stephen 11.14 6.78m 14.96 4 Bianca Cain VIC 7441 w:0.0 w:-0.3 13.92m 2.00m 50.37 w:-0.3 40.29m 4.40m 54.92m 4:51.78 Debartolo NSW 4904 14.24 w:1.6 1.62m 10.65m 26.11 w:-0.7 5.63m w:2.7 36.07m 2:45.59 3 Brent 11.19 6.88m 15.58 5 Tessa Newdick NZL 6738 w:0.0 w:-0.7 13.98m 1.79m 51.76 w:-0.3 36.93m 3.80m 43.33m 4:50.20 Densley VIC 4882 15.78 w:1.6 1.77m 11.11m 26.80 w:-0.7 5.44m w:0.8 33.10m 2:33.35 4 Josh 11.95 6.85m 16.81 6 Lauren RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Gallimore NSW 6369 w:0.0 w:0.3 12.07m 1.97m 53.93 w:-0.3 36.23m 3.40m 58.00m 5:09.87 IN 2003 RESULTS Foote SA 4816 15.95 w:1.6 1.74m 10.84m 26.29 w:-0.7 5.09m w:-0.3 35.56m 2:31.86 5 Bruce 11.55 6.80m 16.91 7 Leanne Kupfer QLD 6119 w:0.0 w:0.3 11.53m 2.03m 53.27 w:-0.3 34.02m 3.80m 33.76m 5:22.05 Spokes VIC 4584 15.52 w:1.6 1.56m 10.10m 26.84 w:-0.7 5.15m w:1.8 37.12m 2:33.72 6 Jarrod 11.21 6.50m 17.95 8 Michelle Sims SA 5878 w:0.0 w:0.3 10.97m 1.64m 50.07 w:-0.3 26.54m 3.50m 48.85m 5:04.17 Korol WA 4088 16.79 w:1.6 1.62m 9.12m 28.04 w:-0.7 5.21m w:2.0 33.34m 2:51.14 7 Ben 12.18 6.24m 18.30 9 Jenny Collette SA 4714 w:0.0 w:-0.3 10.05m 1.64m 58.21 w:-0.3 27.32m 3.10m 31.50m 5:32.20 Fitzpatrick QLD 3382 18.53 w:1.6 1.44m 8.59m 28.68 w:-0.7 4.58m w:2.7 32.21m 2:55.37

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Women Under 18 Heptathlon AUSTRALIAN 100KM ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS Yarralumla Bay, Canberra,Australian Capital Territory - 23rd February 2003 Name State Points 100mH HJ SP 200m LJ JT 800m 1 Jennifer Women 1. Mignon Tucker NSW 10:41:29; 2.Vicki Godfrey ACT 11:52:42; 3. Kerry Campbell VIC 11:54:50;4. Shirley Coogan NSW 5009 14.81 w:1.2 1.61m 11.94m 25.52 w:0.7 5.22m w:0.0 33.15m 2:26.14 Young VIC 12:50:42. 2 Nicolette Smith VIC 3977 16.93 w:1.2 1.61m 7.47m 28.96 w:0.7 4.71m w:0.4 28.43m 2:23.64 Men 1. Roger Maximiw VIC 8:28:04;2. Ian Valentine NSW 9:47:19; 3.Anyce Melham NSW 10:29:23; 4. Kelvin Marshall VIC 10:52:53; 5. Glen Gielissen NSW 11:16:21; 6.Thomas Lenzenhofer NSW 11:23:29; 7.Wayne Tomasums NSW 11:39:34; 8.Andrew Stanfield NSW 11:41:35; 9.Tony Cosoleto VIC 12:36:12;10. David Criniti NSW 13:16:53; 11. David Women Under 16 Combined Event Billett SA 14:02:44; 12. Peter Gray VIC 15:00:02;13.Aryavan Lanham ACT 17:46:12. Name State Points 90mH HJ SP 200m LJ JT 800m 1Amy TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN MOUNTAIN RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIPS Sadler NSW 4933 14.15 w:-0.1 1.52m 9.04m 26.14 w:0.7 5.05m w:0.0 40.96m 2:20.18 Mt Burelli,Wollongong, New South Wales - 21st June 2003 2 Megan Wheatley WA 4825 13.52 w:2.3 1.61m 8.68m 25.59 w:0.7 5.00m w:0.5 22.51m 2:17.36 Women Open 8km 1. Sue Clark VIC 40:14;2. Louise Fairfax VIC 40:18;3. Sarah Grahame VIC 41:40;4. June Petrie VIC 3 Taimie Maidla NSW 4098 14.29 w:2.3 1.28m 9.77m 27.55 w:1.2 4.69m w:0.0 27.39m 2:30.56 41:49; 5. Paula Crinnion NSW 42:23; 6. Julie Quinn ACT 42:37; 7. Karen Ryan NSW 43:20; 8.Angela Sharp NSW 45:22; 9. 4 Shannon Jennifer Burns NSW 45:25; 10. Elizabeth Short NSW 46:48; 11. Lavinia Petrie VIC 48:08;12. Kathy Sims ACT 52:55; 13. McCann WA 4000 14.57 w:-0.1 1.52m 6.40m 27.44 w:1.2 4.36m w:0.0 28.83m 2:34.53 Monica Bufill NSW 56:01; Margaret Allen ACT DNF. 5 Teigan Redwood VIC 3859 14.81 w:2.3 1.43m 8.59m 28.70 w:1.2 4.33m w:0.0 33.23m 2:45.75 Teams 1.VIC 6 points; 2. NSW (1) 15 points; 3. NSW (2) 24 points,ACT DNF. 6 Stephanie Vathis VIC 3622 14.32 w:-0.1 1.64m 7.01m 26.72 w:1.2 4.80m w:0.0 22.11m DQ Women Under 20 4km 1. Marnie Ponton ACT 19:15; 2. Pippa Featherstone ACT 20:38; 3. Katie Louise Patterson 7 Rachel NSW 21:46; 4. Holly Smith ACT 21:50; 5. Susie Price NSW 21:54; 6. Shahna Fairley NSW 23:32. Coogan NSW 3458 14.57 w:-0.1 1.31m 7.33m 28.34 w:0.7 4.48m w:0.8 16.91m 2:44.22 Kellie Men Open 12km 1. Ben Dubois NSW 50:36; 2. Stephen Page VIC 51:21;3. John Winsbury ACT 51:42; 4. David Osmond Osbourne NSW DNF 14.92 w:-0.1 1.43m 10.25m 29.41 w:0.7 4.16m w:0.4 DNS DNS ACT 53:04; 5. Kevin Laws NSW 53:57; 6.Adrian Sheppard ACT 54:26; 7. Jason Robbie NSW 54:52; 8. Laurie Cullen ACT 55:29; 9.Andrew Hill NSW 55:44; 10.Tim Norton VIC 55:46;11. Bert Pelgrim VIC 56:11;12.Trevor Jacobs ACT 56:38; 13. Graham Barralet QLD 58:39; 14. Darren Salmon NSW 59:01; 15.Andrew Black ACT 59:11; 16. Marty Weston NSW Men Under 18 Combined Event 59:26; 17. David Baldwin ACT 60:53; 18. Gary Bolton NSW 61:28; 19.Andrew Rutty NSW 61:43; 20. Chris Adams QLD Name State Points 100m LJ SP HJ 400m 110mH DT PV JT 1500m 62:19; 21. Paul Stein NSW 64:21; 22. Mick Corlis ACT 64:39; 23. Geoff Stalker NSW 64:44; 24. Garry Womsley NSW 1 Jeremy 11.59 6.59m 16.33 65:39; 25. Jeremy Walker TAS 65:46; 26. Kevin Wills NSW 66:19; 27. Peter Goonpan NSW 69:01; 28. Steve Appleby ACT RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Cocks NSW 6197 w:0.8 w:1.2 14.84m 1.65m 52.76 w:-0.5 33.78m 2.90m 62.10m 5:23.42 70:16; 29. Richard Bosdyk NSW 70:24; 30.Warwick Selby NSW 70:40; 31. Ian Green NSW 71:27; 32. Malcolm Omrod IN 2003 RESULTS 2 Nunu 11.71 5.76m 15.98 NSW 80:42; 33. Geoff Sims ACT 85:11; 34. Roger Mar NSW 86:51; 35. Martin Levy NSW 91:34; Bruce Hogg QLD DNF. Campos NSW 5598 w:0.8 w:0.5 12.87m 1.62m 51.28 w:-0.5 28.14m 2.90m 33.93m 4.51.94 3 Aaron 11.90 6.25m 15.77 Teams 1.NSW 13 points; 2.ACT 13 points; 3.VIC 19 points. Wordley VIC 5135 w:0.8 w:-0.9 10.92m 1.89m DQ w:-0.5 27.28m 3.00m 43.14m 4:59.67 4 Michael 12.58 5.35m 18.16 Men Under 20 8km 1. Craig Appleby VIC 34:24;2. Stephen Brown NSW 34:37; 3. Scott Tomlinson ACT 35:15; 4. Ben Barber NSW 5073 w:0.8 w:-0.9 13.45m 1.56m 56.20 w:-0.5 41.33m 2.40m 39.78m 5:03.22 Guest NSW 35:26; 5. Clive Cooper NZL 35:49; 6. Matt Rando NSW 37:00; 7. Jared Poppett NSW 37:50; 8. Shane Hayes Chris 11.89 6.16m Johnson WA DNF w:0.8 w:0.5 12.53m 1.71m DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS DNS NSW 41:03. TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN HALF MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS Gold Coast, Queensland - 6th July 2003 Men Under 16 Combined Event Name State Points 100mH SP HJ 200m LJ JT 1500m Women 1.Anna Thompson VIC 1:12:27;2. Kate Smyth VIC 1:18:15;3. Jenny Truscott NSW 1:19:41; 4. Janelle Burgmann 1 Sam NSW 1:20:06; 5. Helen Verity-Tolhurst QLD 1:20:14;6. Melinda Bourke QLD 1:20:51; 7. Jenny Howard NSW 1:21:07; 8. Giatrakos SA 4020 14.99 w:1.2 9.19m 1.79m 24.77 w:1.2 5.75m w:0.0 41.14m 4:47.55 Jane Wilson VIC 1:21:37;9. Helen Stanton QLD 1:21:51; 10. Sue Clark VIC 1:22:17;11. Sarah Mycroft NSW 1:23:01; 12. 2 Brett Sarah Fien NSW 1:23:40; 13. Michelle Mitford NSW 1:23:50; 14. Nancy Newsome-Hall NSW 1:23:55; 15. Karleen Schultz Watton NSW 3918 14.66 w:1.2 11.94m 1.70m 24.20 w:1.2 5.43m w:0.4 31.86m 5:01.26 NSW 1:24:47; 16. Jo Pai NSW 1:25:12; 17. Jo Sherman QLD 1:26:06; 18. Claire Brennan SA 1:26:10; 19. Kim Grylls QLD 3 Hamish Nelson VIC 3858 16.64 w:1.2 10.50m 1.70m 24.41 w:1.2 5.67m w:0.4 35.52m 4:34.01 1:26:56; 20. Stephanie Bilic NSW 1:28:08; 21. Margot Manning QLD 1:28:10; 22. Cheryl Zeuner SA 1:35:44; 23. Clare 4 Mitchell Roediger NSW 1:37:26; 24. Jeni Greenland QLD 1:38:38; 25. Rachel Gerber VIC 1:38:56;26. Kerrie Miller QLD 1:39:45; Lushey WA 3727 15.00 w:1.2 13.91m 1.58m 25.08 w:1.2 5.23m w:0.7 42.02m 5:41.06 27. Gwenda Brokenshire NSW 1:44:58; 28. Glenda Spehr NSW 1:45:23; 29. Lilian Kuusk NSW 1:47:04; 30. Marilyn Kinchin 5 Neil NSW 2:06:53; 31. Julie Whiting QLD 2:14:01; 32. Pamela Green NSW 2:25:28. Weyers QLD 3327 15.21 w:1.2 9.84m 1.52m 26.06 w:1.2 5.11m w:-0.7 33.37m 5:12.56 6 Matthew Teams 1.VIC 10 points (Anna Thompson, Kate Smyth, Jane Wilson); 2. QLD 17 points (Helen Verity-Tolhurst,Melinda Sloan SA 2303 15.66 w:1.2 10.58m 1.61m 24.20 w:1.2 NM NM DNF Bourke, Helen Stanton); 3. NSW 18 points (Jenny Truscott, Jenny Howard, Michelle Mitford).

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Men 1. Blair Martin NSW 1:03:50; 2. NSW 1:04:44; 3. Nigel Adkin VIC 1:06:51;4. Russell Dessaix-Chin TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN 20KM ROAD WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS NSW 1:08:05; 5. Justin Wilson VIC 1:09:46;6. Kevin Laws NSW 1:10:10; 7.Andrew Knox NSW 1:10:13; 8. Chris Surman Adjacent to QEII Stadium, Brisbane, Queensland - 6th April 2003 QLD 1:10:33; 9. Chris Truscott NSW 1:11:05; 10.Vincent Craig ACT 1:11:13; 11. Ron Peters QLD 1:11:32; 12.Andrew Burns SA 1:12:24; 13. David Osmond ACT 1:12:29; 14. Paul Woodhouse QLD 1:12:32; 15. Geoff Heydon QLD 1:12:56; 16. Women 1. Jane Saville NSWIS 1:31:47; 2. Natalie Saville NSW 1:35:55; 3. AIS 1:37:41; 4. Claire Woods AIS Nick Walshe ACT 1:14:21; 17. Dennis Fitzgerald QLD 1:14:32; 18. Geoff Holloway QLD 1:14:51; 19. Roy Daniell ACT 1:43:10; 5. Simone Wolowiec VIS 1:43:58;6. Claire Bock QLD 1:47:07; 7. Rachael Loone VIC 1:50:13;8. Noela McKinven 1:15:08; 20. Stuart Doyle ACT 1:15:21; 21. Dave Coghlan QLD 1:16:16; 22.Wes Swindale QLD 1:16:22; 23. Sean Olsen VIC QLD 2:23:42; Sara-Jane Cattermole GBR DNF; Megan Peters VIC DNF;Lynda Woodward QLD DQ. 1:16:26; 24. Shawn Claydon QLD 1:17:01; 25. Gary Hannaford QLD 1:18:48; 26. Paul Tierney QLD 1:19:44; 27. Peter Gajda NSW 1:19:53; 28. Scott Imhoff ACT 1:19:58; 29. Darren Salmon NSW 1:20:02; 30. Marc Nickels QLD 1:20:26; 31. John Men 1. Luke Adams AIS 1:23:22; 2. Darren Bown AIS 1:27:18; 3. Jared Tallent VIS 1:33:01;4. Frank Bertei VIC 1:33:57;5. Nicholls NSW 1:21:33; 32. Nick Schilling VIC 1:22:09;33.Andrew Douglas QLD 1:22:13; 34. Gary Bertwistle NSW Troy Sundstrom NSW 1:37:32; 6. VIC 1:37:49;7. Shane Pearson QLD 1:40:00; 8. Peter Bennett QLD 1:24:13; 35. Christopher Gale QLD 1:27:20; 36. Shane Hayes NSW 1:27:25; 37. Barry Gerber VIC 1:28:55;38. Roger 1:47:28; 9. Kurt Rose QLD 1:58:43; Daniel Lowe WA DNF; Daniel Thorne VIC DQ;Liam Murphy AIS DQ; Duane Cousins Cripps NSW 1:29:01; 39. Keith Mayhew NSW 1:30:11; 40. Robert Lofthouse QLD 1:30:39; 41.Tommy Lawrence QLD VIS DQ. 1:31:38; 42. Ray Hunt NSW 1:33:17; 43.Wayne Morgan NSW 1:33:36; 44. Steve Manning QLD 1:34:24; 45. Bart Cupitt NSW 1:36:34; 46. Bryan Malone QLD 1:37:33; 47. Jon Holmes VIC 1:40:48;48. Sean Hegarty QLD 1:41:27; 49. Liam Porter TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN MEN'S 50KM ROAD WALKING CHAMPIONSHIP QLD 1:41:37; 50. Rodney Sturch NSW 1:56:39; 51. Bruce Wiggins NSW 2:36:29. Albert Park, Melbourne,Victoria - 18th May 2003

Teams 1.NSW 6 points (Blair Martin, Scott Westcott, Russell Dessaix-Chin); 2. QLD 18 points (Chris Surman, Ron Men 1. Duane Cousins VIC 3:59:33;2. Liam Murphy SA 4:04:56; 3. Darren Bown SA 4:18:43; Luke Adams NSW DNF; Peters, Paul Woodhouse); 3.ACT 21 points (Vincent Craig, David Osmond, Nick Walshe). Mark Donahoo VIC DNF; Andrew Jamieson VIC DNF;Duncan Knox VIC DNF.

TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN MEN'S UNDER 20 10KM ROAD WALKING CHAMPIONSHIP Sydney, New South Wales - 14th September 2003 Weston Park,Yarralumla,Australian Capital Territory - 8th June 2003

Women 1. Helen-Verity Tolhurst QLD 2:58:57;2. Jacinta Worland VIC 3:09:44;3. Rose Plikss NSW 3:14:04; 4.Yvette Men 1. Jared Tallent VIC 44:56;2.Adam Rutter NSW 44:56; 3. Ben Perske QLD 47:33; 4.Travis Middlemiss VIC 47:36;5. Clements NSW 3:18:27; 5. Dianne Aitken NSW 3:25:15; 6. Kerrie Bremner ACT 3:30:38; 7.Alisa Williams NSW 3:40:00; 8. Kim Mottrom SA 47:55; 6. Michael Smith NSW 51:32; 7. David Ash NZL 53:08; 8.Aaron Humphrey TAS 53:40; 9. Peter Renee De Voogd WA 3:44:52; 9. Elizabeth Meyer VIC 4:09:06;10. Sophie Lamaletie NSW 4:25:57; 11. Kim Tudjman NSW Biggs QLD 56:29;Aaron Mellor NSW DSQ. 4:42:25; 12. Lilian Chuah NSW 4:45:34; 13. Ingrid Pich VIC 5:15:45. TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN ROAD WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS Men 1. Paul Arthur NSW 2:31:27; 2. Jeremey Horne NSW 2:33:26; 3. Martin Considine NSW 2:34:21; 4. David Criniti & IGA AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR ROAD WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS NSW 2:34:34; 5. Gregory Graves NSW 2:39:30; 6. Roy Daniel ACT 2:39:43; 7. Darren Benson NSW 2:39:57; 8. Raymond Albert Park, Melbourne,Victoria - 17th August 2003 Wareham NSW 2:50:45; 9. Craig Dunn NSW 2:51:37; 10. Jonathan Blake NSW 2:52:54; 11. Judd McBurney NSW 2:57:03; 12. Geoffrey Lucas NSW 2:57:07; 13. Matt Acheson NSW 2:57:34; 14. Pete Jacobs NSW 2:59:30; 15. Michael Arndell NSW Women Open 10km 1. Simone Wolowiec VIC 47:45;2. Sarah Walkley NSW 50:57; 3. Kylie Bonney VIC 52:27;4. Claire 3:00:02; 16. Laurie Irvine ACT 3:00:04; 17.Trevor Fairhurst NSW 3:00:14; 18. Darren Salmon NSW 3:02:24; 19.Tim Wright Bock QLD 53:05; 5. Sandra Geisler VIC 53:30;6. Nicole Sansonetti VIC 55:41;7. Lisa Wilson ACT 56:19; 8.Ann Staunton RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS NSW 3:08:50; 20. Ian Graves NSW 3:09:34; 21. Paul Dundon NSW 3:09:44; 22. Roger Hastie NSW 3:11:43; 23.Andreas ACT 58:24; 9. Renee Cassell NSW 1:00:28; 10. Katie Dodds NSW 1:04:58; 11. Jodie Sundstrom NSW 1:10:49. IN 2003 RESULTS Schmidt GER 3:11:47; 24. Guy Griffin NSW 3:14:13; 25. Jim Bennington NSW 3:14:22; 26. Ray James NSW 3:15:38; 27. Ian Green NSW 3:16:44; 28. Olivier Morel NSW 3:18:25; 29. Damien Wills NSW 3:21:57; 30. Christian Kubik NSW 3:22:31; Teams 1.VIC 8 points (S.Wolowiec, K. Bonney, S. Geisler); 2. NSW 13 points (S.Walkley, R. Cassell, K. Dodds). 31. Rod Saville NSW 3:24:37; 32. Ian Tague NSW 3:28:46; 33.Tony Banbrook NZL 3:29:16; 34. Dan Harvey NSW 3:29:27; 35. Richard Doyle NSW 3:31:19; 36. Kom Yuu Choi NED 3:33:08; 37. Bruce Chapman NSW 3:33:42; 38. Michael Neylan Women Under 20 10km 1. Lisa Grant NSW 51:39; 2. Laura Johnson NSW 52:52; 3.Yvette Becker SA 56:06; 4. NSW 3:33:59; 39. Dieter Reithmeier NSW 3:36:49; 40. Graeme MacLean NSW 3:37:50; 41. Cheyne Willebrands NSW Rebecca Wilkie VIC 57:00;5. Katie Dodds NSW 1:04:58. 3:38:57; 42. Matt Craft ACT 3:40:55; 43. Stephen Hughes NSW 3:43:38; 44. Ben Hart NSW 3:43:43; 45. Matthew Kirkman NSW 3:45:14; 46. Harry Bonning NSW 3:45:26; 47.Anton Kapel NSW 3:51:18; 48. Gino Evangelista QLD 3:55:07; 49. Women Under 18 8km 1. Jillian Hosking ACT 41:22; 2. Fiona Alldis NSW 41:47; 3. Lauren Burns-Rees NSW 43:28; 4. Gregory Hudson NSW 3:55:27; 50. Richard Sutton NSW 3:56:28; 51. David Elliott NSW 3:57:54; 52. Graham Wye NSW Lynette Bannister TAS 44:10; 5. Emma Gray VIC 44:56;6. Fauve Jacobs VIC 47:13;7.Tyne Boddy VIC 48:47;8. Joanna 4:02:14; 53. Grant Nugent NSW 4:03:29; 54. Damien McConchie NSW 4:08:54; 55. Peter Rox NSW 4:11:37; 56. Rajat Moulds QLD 55:47; 9. Chloe Jackson NSW 56:50. Mahajan IND 4:14:15; 57. Michael Byrne NSW 4:16:05; 58. Michael Harvey ACT 4:19:34; 59. Paul McDonald ACT 4:20:50; 60. Gerald Buckley NSW 4:23:09; 61. David Bradley NSW 4:25:28; 62. Safder Kartoglu IST 4:29:59; 63.Alex Zeme NSW Teams 1.NSW 9 points (F.Alldis, L. Burns-Rees, C. Jackson); 2.VIC 12 points (E. Gray, F. Jacobs,T. Boddy). 4:36:43; 64. Stephen Tudjman NSW 4:42:25; 65. Kevin Wild NSW 4:43:24; 66. Desmond Wilkinson NSW 4:43:36; 67.Tom Hinds QLD 4:47:55; 68. Billy Cotsis NSW 4:49:37; 69. Richard Matison VIC 4:50:02;70. Graham Earl NSW 4:54:11; 71. Women Under 16 5km 1. Jessica Rothwell VIC 24:09;2. Fiona Alldis NSW 24:46; 3. SA 26:00; 4. Nina Rodney Sturch NSW 5:07:24. GrguroVIC WA 26:07; 5. Elise Christie WA 26:45; 6. Hollie Gray VIC 26:58;7. Sibon Fuzzard VIC 27:06;8. Cassandra Staples NSW 27:07; 9. Natasha Agius NSW 27:33; 10. Sarah Alexander VIC 28:00;11. Siobhan Donovan VIC 28:06;12. Teams 1.NSW 6 points (Jeremey Horne, Martin Considine, Gregory Graves). Caitlin Worrall ACT 28:15; 13. Brianna Hollitt SA 28:20; 14. Megan Huitema SA 28:22; 15. Jacquie Buchanan WA 28:40; 16. Katrina Biteznik NSW 30:13; 17. Lizzy Malcomson TAS 30:18; 18. Emma Simmons WA 30:31; 19. Rebecca Goodwin NSW 30:49; 20. Katie Ethell NSW 30:50; 21. Ellen Lingley NSW AC/EM 32:13; 22. Julie Grant NSW AC 32:13; 23. Danica McDonald NSW AC/EM 35:13.

Teams 1.VIC 14 points (J. Rothwell, H. Gray, S. Fuzzard); 2. NSW 19 points (F.Alldis, C. Staples, N.Agius); 3.WA 21 points (N. Grgurovic, E. Christie, J. Buchanan); 4. SA 24 points (T. Holliday, B. Hollitt, M. Huitema).

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Women Under 14 3km 1. Lauren Biagioni WA 15:01; 2. Danielle Densley Scott WA 15:24; 3. Jessie Palfreyman VIC Men 8km 1. Brett Cartwright ACT 23:20; 2. Dean Cavuoto ACT 23:27; 3. Roderic De Highden VIC 23:32;4. Sean Kaley 15:27; 4. Gabrielle D'Agnone WA 15:29; 5.Amy Roddy WA 15:31; 6. Dianne Petith QLD 15:46; 7. Natalie Laurie VIC 16:05; CAN 23:34; 5. Lee Troop VIC 23:39;6.Alastair Stevenson QLD 23:45; 7. Shawn Forrest VIC 23:47;8. Mark Tucker VIC 8. Katie Lovus VIC 16:15;9. Courtney Danyi NSW 16:19; 10. Katrina Biteznik NSW 16:34; 11. Eda Girgin VIC 16:45;12. 23:55; 9. Scott Westcott ACT 24:03; 10. Barry Keem NSW 24:05; 11. Simon Field VIC 24:07;12. Shane Nankervis VIC Caitlin Danyi NSW 17:34; 13.Andrea Contessotto VIC AC/EM 17:39; 14. Kimberley Tillman NSW 17:46; 15. Emily Clauson 24:23; 13. Phill Sly VIC 24:25;14. David Byrne NSW 24:27; 15. Erwin McRae ACT 24:29; 16. Magnus Michelsson VIC 24:36; WA AC 17:48; 16.Anne Whitworth VIC AC/EM 17:51; 17.Tanya Raich WA AC 18; 18.Alicia Neylan VIC AC/EM 18; 19. 17. Craig Semple VIC 24:40;18. Russell Dessaix-Chin NSW 24:46; 19. Kim Gillard VIC 25:08;20.Adam Leane ACT 25:10; Tracy Carrod WA AC 18:06. 21. Collis VIC 25:11;22. Daniel Quin VIC 25:13;23. Nigel Adkin VIC 25:18;24. P Bosch SA 25:25; 25. John Meagher VIC 25:31;26. Julian Marsh VIC 25:38;27. Ryan Taylor VIC 25:43;28. Craig Appleby VIC 26:01;29. Shane Thiele SA Teams 1.WA 7 points (L. Biagioni, D. Densley Scott, G. D'Agnone); 2.VIC 14 points (J. Palfreyman, N. Laurie, K. Lovus); 3. 26:18; 30. Brendan Woodman VIC 26:37;31. Jonathon Peters QLD 26:45; 32. Jayden Russ QLD 26:56; 33. James Scarr TAS NSW 24 points (C. Danyi, K. Biteznik, C. Danyi). 27:00; 34.Adrian Vincent VIC 27:04;35.Andrew White VIC 27:15;36. Ben Mack QLD 27:18; 37. John VIC 27:22; 38. Paul Fenn VIC 27:45;39.Terry Ward QLD 27:48; 40. Benjamin Toomey VIC 27:51;41. Neil Labinsky QLD 28:53. Men Open 30km 1. Frank Bertei VIC 2:27:21;2.Troy Sundstrom NSW 2:30:11; 3. Chris Erickson VIC 2:35:22;4.Andrew Jamieson VIC 2:35:31. TELSTRA AUSTRALIAN CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Yarra Bend, Melbourne,Victoria - 16th August 2003 Men Under 20 20km 1. Jared Tallent VIC 1:33:54;2. Kim Mottram SA 1:36:47; 3.Travis Middlemiss VIC 1:41:30;4. Michael Smith NSW 1:51:54; 5. Matthew Woods QLD 1:58:43. Women Open 8km 1. Haley McGregor VIC 27:18;2. Georgie Clarke VIC AC/EM 27:31; 3.Anna Thompson VIC 27:44; 4. Eloise Poppett NSW AC 28:12; 5. Karen Thorpe VIC 28:28;6. Mary Davies NZL 28:46; 7. Ruth Barton VIC AC/EM 28:58; Men Under 18 8km 1. Ben Perske QLD 38:41; 2. Matt Harris SA 40:09; 3.Aaron Humphrey TAS 40:12; 4.Tim 8. Kate Seibold-Crosbie VIC 29:05;9. Sarah Salmon ACT 29:34; 10.Victoria Mitchell VIC 29:48;11. Kate Smyth VIC AC/EM Stevenson VIC 44:47. 29:57; 12. Jane Wilson VIC AC/EM 30:02; 13. Rachel Gibney VIC 30:14;14.Anne Lord VIC AC 30:24; 15. Julia Smith VIC AC/EM 30:31; 16. Noni Clarke ACT 30:34; 17. Gina Grayson WA 30:39; 18. Melanie Dravitski NZL 30:43; 19. Jane Miles Men Under 16 5km 1. Glen Sellen NSW 24:22; 2. Gregorz Wolszczak SA 25:46; 3. Brendon Reading ACT 25:53; 4. NSW 30:45; 20. Kathy Southgate ACT 31:06; 21. Sue Clark VIC AC 31:11; 22. June Petrie VIC AC 31:15; 23. Samantha Daniel Neale NSW 26:09; 5. David Beach WA 28:06; 6. Beau Plummer NSW 28:14; 7. Shaun Burgess VIC 29:35;8. Daniel Wallace VIC AC 31:16; 24. Beverley Thomas VIC AC 31:24; 25. Simone Braakhuis VIC AC/EM 31:35; 26. Kylie Dick VIC AC Lineen VIC 30:04;9. Reece Boddy VIC 32:07. 31:41; 27. Emma Jackowski VIC AC 31:47; 28. Emma Rilen NSW 31:50; 29. Kim Newman NZL 32:08; 30. Lisa Dick VIC AC 32:17; 31. Nancy Newsome-Hall NSW 32:37; 32. Susie Sprague ACT 32:50; 33. Stella Dohle VIC 33:05;34. Rachel Creasey Teams 1.NSW 6 points (G. Sellen, D. Neale, B. Plummer); 2.VIC 15 points (S. Burgess, D. Lineen, R. Boddy). SA 33:07; 35. Skye Mullins NSW 33:11; 36. Hilary Bloomfield NT , 33:12; 37. Melissa Jones VIC AC 33:20; 38. Elizabeth Slattery SA 33:21; 39. Claire Fritze VIC AC 33:49; 40. Juanita Liston VIC AC 33:53; 41. Julie Braakhuis VIC AC 33:57; 42. Men Under 14 3km 1.Aaron Jelfs SA 16:07; 2. John Platt VIC 16:27;3. Jason Pisani NSW 16:43; 4. Daniel Payne VIC Miriam McCarthy ACT 35:47. 16:51; 5. Shane Sellen NSW 17:06; 6.Timucin Girgin VIC 17:25;7. Nicholas Mirarchi VIC 17:48;8. Michael Worrall ACT 19:17; 9. Michael Reading ACT 20:06; 10. Joshua Platt VIC 20:07. Teams 1.VIC 10 points (H. McGregor,A.Thompson, K.Thorpe, K. Seibold-Crosbie); 2.ACT 30 points (S. Salmon, N. Clarke, K. Southgate, S. Sprague); 3. NSW 38 points (J. Miles, E. Rilen, N. Newsome-Hall, S. Mullins). AUSTRALIAN SELECTION TRIALS for MEN'S 50KM ROAD WALK For the 2004 IAAF World Race Walking Cup Women Clubs Championship 1. Glenhuntly VIC 29 points (A.Thompson, K. Smyth, J. Smith); 2. Ringwood VIC 66 RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Albert Park, Melbourne,Victoria - 7th December 2003 points (A. Lord, J. Petrie, L. Dick). IN 2003 RESULTS

Men 1. Nathan Deakes VIC 3:39:43;2. Craig Barrett NZL 3:50:34; 3. Duane Cousins VIC 4:09:43;4. Chris Erickson VIC Women Under 23 8km 1. Georgie Clarke VIC AC/EM 27:31; 2. Eloise Poppett NSW AC 28:12; 3. Mary Davies NZL 4:19:48; 5. NZL 4:27:48; 6. Frank Bertei VIC 4:27:52;7. Graeme Jones NZL 4:29:54; 8.Andrew Ludwig QLD 28:46; 4.Victoria Mitchell VIC 29:48;5. Noni Clarke ACT 30:34; 6. Melanie Dravitski NZL 30:43; 7. Jane Miles NSW 30:45; 4:36:02; Darren Bown SA DNF;Andrew Jamieson VIC DNF;Shane Pearson QLD DNF; Liam Murphy SA DQ. 8. Emma Rilen NSW 31:50; 9. Skye Mullins NSW 33:11; 10. Melissa Jones VIC AC 33:20; 11. Claire Fritze VIC AC 33:49.

AUSTRALIAN SELECTION TRIALS for 2003 WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Women Under 20 6km 1. Lauren Gardiner WA 21:45; 2. Melinda Vernon NSW 22:02; 3. Marni Ponton ACT 22:21; 4. Bundoora Park, Melbourne,Victoria - 23rd January 2003 Julia Grant NZL 22:45; 5. Emily Rooke VIC 23:21;6.Tara Palm SA 23:35; 7. Belinda Wilsher NSW 23:51; 8. Kayla McGinness VIC 23:59;9. Elizabeth Orchard NZL 24:04; 10. Sophie Wood NZL 24:12; 11. Hayley Cook VIC AC/EM 24:18; Women 6km 1. Benita Johnson QLD 19:07; 2. Kylie Risk TAS 20:05; 3. Susan Michelsson VIC 20:28;4.Anna Thompson 12. Kiah Fry VIC 24:21;13. Marnie D'Ademo VIC AC/EM 24:29; 14. Steph McGrath VIC AC 24:35; 15. Shelley Wilsher VIC 20:43; 5. Kandy Lea Grant ACT 21:01; 6. Haley McGregor VIC 21:04;7. Eloise Poppett NSW 21:13; 8. Nickey Carroll NSW 24:44; 16. Lisa Biffin VIC 24:56;17.Annabelle Wettenhall VIC AC 25:08; 18. Leana Young VIC 25:48;19. Lyndell Quick QLD 21:17; 9. Serena Gibbs VIC 21:23;10. Clare McKechnie VIC 21:25;11.Victoria Mitchell VIC 21:41;12. Melinda Vernon VIC AC/EM 25:56; 20. Sarah Pinto TAS 26:01; 21. Ingrid Hammer TAS AC 29:20; 22. Lauren Chugg TAS AC 31:31. NSW 21:45; 13. Kate Smyth VIC 21:55;14. Jennifer Rowan VIC 22:15;15. Felicity Abram QLD 22:39; 16. Jocelyn Keage VIC 22:44; 17. Helen Stanton VIC 22:46;18. Emma Jackowski VIC 22:47;19. Jane Miles NSW 22:56; 20. Sophie Joynes NT Teams 1.NSW 10 points (M.Vernon, B.Wilsher, S.Wilsher); 2.VIC 11 points (E. Rooke, K. McGuinness, K. Fry). 23:20; 21. Lisa Dick VIC 23:25;22. Fiona Turner VIC 23:45.

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Women Under 18 4km 1. Jessica Boyd NSW 14:17; 2. Brooke Simpson NSW 14:20; 3. Sarah Morgan NZL 14:28; 4. Men Under 20 8km 1. Craig Appleby VIC 25:32;2. Edwin Henshaw NZL 25:41; 3. Shaun Krawitz NZL 25:54; 4. Collis Fiona Nash VIC AC/EM 14:37; 5. Louise Kerr QLD 15:12; 6. Jacqui Waters QLD 15:14; 7.Teagan Kujat QLD 15:16; 8. Birmingham VIC 26:16;5. David Dreverman NSW 26:23; 6.Adrian Vincent VIC AC/EM 26:48; 7. Marc Orklin NSW 26:49; Melissa Lloyd SA 15:18; 9. Jillian Hosking ACT 15:18; 10. Jessica Ireland SA 15:23; 11.Anne Southgate ACT 15:30; 12.Anita 8. Brendan Woodman VIC 26:55;9. Brian Lyons TAS 27:03; 10.Andrew Ferris QLD 27:10; 11.Alex White VIC AC 27:19; 12. Daley Qld AC/EM 15:31; 13.Taryn Rau VIC AC/EM 15:33; 14. Meegan Hoare TAS AC 15:40; 15. Josie Gellert VIC AC 15:42; Benjamin Toomey VIC 27:20;13. Cameron Walker VIC AC/EM 27:25; 14. Michael Hosking ACT 27:29; 15.Andrew Tucker 16. Madeline Oldfield TAS 15:47; 17. Nicole Menhennet VIC AC/EM 15:48; 18. Esther Barker VIC 15:48;19.Alys Doneley VIC AC/EM 27:34; 16.Tobias Medlin SA 27:35;17. Peter Davis SA 27:38; 18.Terry Ward QLD 27:45; 19.Anthony Rule VIC QLD 15:51; 20. Penny Brown VIC 15:51;21.Anneli Uys VIC 16:02;22. Rachael Ferry VIC AC/EM 16:04; 23. Bianca Cheever AC/EM 27:50; 20. Matthew Warrington VIC 27:55;21. Daniel Clark VIC AC/EM 28:10; 22.Aaron Howlett VIC 28:11;23. VIC AC 16:10; 24.Alice Baquie VIC 16:23;25.Ashleigh Daniel VIC AC/EM 16:26; 26.Anna Neumaier ACT 16:26; 27.April Jeremy Fink VIC AC 28:14; 24. Robert Killmier SA 28:23; 25. Lochlan Aspinall VIC AC 28:29; 26. Paul Wallace VIC AC/EM Lewry VIC 16:29;28.Alice Martin VIC AC 16:40; 29. Hannah Blinkhorn SA 16:44; 30. Nicola Russell-Smith QLD 16:49; 31. 28:29; 27. Jeremy Worringham QLD 28:37; 28. Craig Knowles SA 28:41; 29. Xavier Chapman VIC AC/EM 28:49; 30. Flynn Jennifer Wyss VIC AC/EM 16:54; 32. Samantha Milton NSW 16:56; 33. Sophie Vardos ACT 17:10; 34. Kirby Jefferies VIC Boyle QLD 29:06; 31. Ben Holland QLD 29:20; 32. John Koopmans Qld AC/EM 29:53; 33.Alex Cooper TAS AC 31:52. 17:11; 35. Erin Brown VIC AC 17:30; 36. Sarah Harvey TAS AC 17:56; 37. Lauren Cuttler VIC AC/EM 18:07; 38. Susie Price NSW 18:36. Teams 1.VIC 6 points (C.Appleby, C. Birmingham, B.Woodman); 2. SA 19 points (T. Medlin, P.Davis, R. Killmier); 3. QLD 20 points (A. Ferris,T.Ward, J.Worringham). Teams 1.QLD 12 points (L. Kerr, J.Waters,T. Kujat); 2. NSW 18 points (J. Boyd, B. Simpson, S. Milton); 3. SA 28 points (M. Lloyd, J. Ireland, H. Blinkhorn); 4.ACT 29 points (J. Hosking,A. Southgate,A. Neumaier); 5.VIC 33 points (E. Barker, P. Men Under 18 6km 1. Sam Ellis VIC 19:34;2.Toby Rayner VIC 19:39;3. Dean Locke VIC 20:01;4. Dylan Hill TAS 20:09; Brown,A. Uys). 5. Ryan Thierry QLD 20:14; 6. Damian West TAS 20:20; 7.Adam Graham QLD 20:26; 8. Bronte Warner SA 20:26; 9. Hayden Butt TAS 20:38; 10. Simon O'Brien VIC AC/EM 20:39; 11. Keegan Urry QLD 20:41; 12.Alex Redshaw QLD 20:42; Women Junior Clubs Championship 1. Sutherland NSW 24 points (B. Simpson, B.Wilsher, S.Wilsher); 2. Deakin VIC 13. Matt Pratt ACT 20:53; 14. Sam Ferguson TAS AC 20:53; 15. Lachlan McDonell ACT 20:56; 16.Tommy Bertrand VIC AC 29 points (E. Rooke, H. Cook,T. Rau); 3. Eureka VIC 43 points (K.McGinness, L. Biffin, L. Quick); 4. South 21:02; 17.Andrew Mitchell VIC AC 21:04; 18. Peter Gadja Qld AC 21:08; 19. David Clark TAS 21:08; 20. Michael Nielson Canberra/Tuggeranong ACT 53 points (J. Hosking,A. Southgate, S.Vardos). TAS AC 21:11; 21. Nick Bracks VIC AC/EM 21:12; 22. Chris Silverwood ACT 21:16; 23. Bob Mathieson ACT 21:20; 24. Aaron Humphrey TAS 21:22; 25. Ricky Morris SA 21:33; 26. Jonothon Coleman TAS AC 21:39; 27.Alex Humphrey TAS Men Open 12km 1. Stephen Moneghetti VIC 36:27;2. Patrick Nyangelo TAN 36:48; 3. Scott Westcott NSW AC/EM AC/EM 22:01; 28. Michael Bourne VIC AC/EM 22:12; 29. Ben Johnston QLD 22:38; 30. Simon Ryan VIC 22:43;31. Kyal 36:54; 4. Mark Thompson VIC 36:59;5. Nigel Adkin VIC 37:22;6. Michael Shelley QLD 37:26; 7. Simon Field VIC 37:50;8. Shepard SA 22:50; 32.Tim Whitten VIC AC 22:51; 33. Nicky Bailey TAS AC/EM 23:09; 34. Shaynie Clarke VIC AC 23:21; 35. David Byrne NSW 37:59; 9. Russell Dessaix-Chin NSW 38:00; 10. Philo Saunders ACT 38:04; 11. Clint Perrett VIC AC/EM Greg Hesse VIC AC 23:51. 38:11; 12. Daniel Quin VIC 38:16;13. David Ruschena VIC 38:33;14. Jeremy Roff NSW 38:34; 15. Paul Imhoff ACT 38:42; 16. Luke Taylor NSW 38:46; 17. Christian Isbister QLD 38:52; 18. Linton Gloster VIC AC 38:55; 19. Hamish McElwee VIC Teams 1.VIC 6 points (S. Ellis,T. Rayner, D. Locke); 2.TAS 19 points (D. Hill, D.West, H. Butt); 3. QLD 22 points (R.Thierry, AC 38:59; 20. Jeffrey Hunt NSW 39:11; 21. David Eadie VIC AC/EM 39:26; 22. Sam Wreford NZL 39:32; 23. John Meagher A. Graham, K. Urry); 4.ACT 36 points (M. Pratt, L. McDonell, C. Silverwood); 5. SA 37 points (B.Warner, R. Morris, K. VIC AC/EM 39:35; 24.Adam Leane ACT 39:44; 25. Mark Bourne ACT 39:45; 26. Jason Cressingham NZL 39:49; 27. Lennon Shepard). Wicks NSW 39:52; 28. Daniel Nunan QLD 39:59; 29.Adam Bishop SA 40:04; 30. Peter Hulbert VIC AC/EM 40:05; 31. Ryan Jackson VIC AC 40:08; 32. Matthew MacDonald VIC AC/EM 40:24; 33. Shane Thiele SA 40:28; 34. Dougal Thornburn Men Junior Clubs Championship 1. Box Hill VIC 41 points (A.Vincent, S. O'Brien, L.Aspinall); 2. Newstead Harriers NZL 40:32; 35. Daniel Matena SA 40:41; 36. Nic Dalton NZL 40:45; 37.Ashley Searle VIC AC 40:51; 38. Dean Degan NSW TAS 46 points (D. Hill, H. Butt, N. Bailey); 3. Bega ACT 50 points (M. Pratt, L. McDonell, C. Silverwood); 4. Knox VIC 57 AC/EM 40:56; 39. Paul Morgan SA 41:00; 40. Dylan Morduant NZL 41:18; 41. John Winsbury ACT 41:19; 42. Sam Walker points (B.Toomey,A. Rule, P.Wallace); 5.Ashgrove Rangers QLD 57 points (A. Redshaw,T.Ward, J.Worringham); 6. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS NZL 41:35; 43. David Coghlan QLD 41:40; 44. Keith Williams QLD 42:31; 45. Julien Wicks ACT 42:36; 46. Daniel Judd SA Ringwood VIC 65 points (C.Appleby, S. Ryan, S. Clarke). IN 2003 RESULTS 42:46; 47. Mark Wilkinson NZL 42:54; 48. Julian Kuppler VIC AC 43:26; 49. Nick Pannett NZL 43:30; 50.Tony Smith Qld AC/EM 46:38; 51.Abdulkader Mustapha VIC AC 46:42; 52. Darran-James Hill VIC AC 47:29; 53. Kevin Wills NSW AC/EM IGA AUSTRALIAN ALL SCHOOLS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 49:58; 54. Robert Sutton VIC AC 52:17. Yarra Bend, Melbourne,Victoria - 16th August 2003

Teams 1.VIC 11 points (S. Moneghetti, M.Thompson, N.Adkin, S. Field); 2. NSW 33 points (D. Byrne, R. Dessaix-Chin, J. Girls Under 20 6km 1. Melinda Vernon NSW 22:02; 2. Julia Grant NZL 22:45; 3.Tara Palm SA 23:35; 4. Kayla Roff, L.Taylor); 3.ACT 47 points (P.Saunders, P.Imhoff,A. Leane, M. Bourne); 4. QLD 57 points (M. Shelley, C. Isbister, D. McGinness VIC 23:59;5. Elizabeth Orchard NZL 24:04; 6. Sophie Wood NZL 24:12; 7. Hayley Cook VIC 24:18;8. Marnie Nunan, D. Coghlan); 5. NZL 71 points (S.Wreford, J. Cressingham, D.Thornburn, N. Dalton); 6. SA 81 points (A. Bishop, S. D'Ademo VIC 24:29; 9. Steph McGrath VIC 24:35; 10.Annabelle Wettenhall VIC 25:08; 11. Leana Young VIC 25:48; 12. Leila Thiele, D. Matena, P.Morgan). Bunnet VIC 25:50;13. Lyndell Quick VIC 25:56;14. Ingrid Hammer TAS 29:20; 15. Lauren Chugg TAS 31:31.

Men Clubs Championship 1. Glenhuntly VIC 35 points (M.Thompson, D. Ruschena, L. Gloster); 2.Weston Creek ACT Girls Under 18 4km 1. Jessica Boyd NSW 14:17; 2. Brooke Simpson NSW 14:20; 3. Sarah Morgan NZL 14:28; 4. Fiona 49 points (P.Saunders, P.Imhoff,A. Leane); 3. Flinders SA 97 points (A. Bishop, S.Thiele, D. Matena). Nash VIC 14:37;5. Louise Kerr QLD 15:12; 6. Jacqui Waters QLD 15:14; 7.Teagan Kujat QLD 15:16; 8. Melissa Lloyd SA 15:18; 9. Jillian Hosking ACT 15:18; 10. Jessica Ireland SA 15:23; 11.Anne Southgate ACT 15:30; 12.Anita Daley QLD Men Under 23 12km 1. Patrick Nyangelo TAN 36:48; 2. Michael Shelley QLD 37:26; 3. David Byrne NSW 37:59; 4. 15:31; 13.Taryn Rau VIC 15:33;14. Meegan Hoare TAS 15:40; 15. Josie Gellert VIC 15:42;16. Madeline Oldfield TAS 15:47; Clint Perrett VIC AC/EM 38:11; 5. Jeremy Roff NSW 38:34; 6. Luke Taylor NSW 38:46; 7. Jeffrey Hunt NSW 39:11; 8. Sam 17. Nicole Menhennet VIC 15:48;18. Esther Barker VIC 15:48;19.Alys Doneley QLD 15:51; 20. Penny Brown VIC 15:51; Wreford NZL 39:32; 9. Mark Bourne ACT 39:45; 10. Jason Cressingham NZL 39:49; 11. Lennon Wicks NSW 39:52; 12. 21.Anneli Uys VIC 16:02;22. Rachael Ferry VIC 16:04;23. Bianca Cheever VIC 16:10;24.Alice Baquie VIC 16:23;25. Daniel Nunan QLD 39:59; 13.Adam Bishop SA 40:04; 14. Ryan Jackson VIC AC 40:08; 15. Dougal Thornburn NZL 40:32; Ashleigh Daniel VIC 16:26;26.Anna Neumaier ACT 16:26; 27.April Lewry VIC 16:29;28.Alice Martin VIC 16:40;29. 16. Daniel Matena SA 40:41; 17. Nic Dalton NZL 40:45; 18. Paul Morgan SA 41:00; 19. Dylan Morduant NZL 41:18; 20. Hannah Blinkhorn SA 16:44; 30. Nicola Russell-Smith QLD 16:49; 31. Jennifer Wyss VIC 16:54;32. Samantha Milton NSW Sam Walker NZL 41:35; 21. Keith Williams QLD 42:31; 22. Nick Pannett NZL 43:30. 16:56; 33. Sophie Vardos ACT 17:10; 34. Kirby Jefferies VIC 17:11;35. Erin Brown VIC 17:30;36. Sarah Harvey TAS 17:56; 37. Lauren Cuttler VIC 18:07;38. Susie Price NSW 18:36.

Teams 1.QLD 24 points (L. Kerr, J.Waters,T. Kujat,A. Daley); 2.VIC 36 points (F. Nash,T. Rau, J. Gellert, N. Menhennet); 3. NSW 41 points (J. Boyd, B. Simpson, S. Milton, S. Price); 4.ACT 50 points (J. Hosking,A. Southgate,A. Neumaier, S.Vardos).

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Girls Under 16 4km 1. Zhoe Warrington VIC 14:10;2. Jennifer Condor NSW 14:24; 3. Karinna Fyfe TAS 14:27; 4. Boys Under 16 4km 1. Matthew Rando NSW 12:58; 2. Jye Wilson QLD 12:59; 3. Marco Pitisano VIC 13;4. Matthew Hayley Tomlinson VIC 14:35;5. Elizabeth Colwell QLD 14:43; 6. Sarah Grahame VIC 14:43;7. Sarah Cant VIC 14:50;8. Coloe VIC 13:03;5. Chris Hamer VIC 13:05;6. Matthew Bayley VIC 13:10;7. Stephen Kelly VIC 13:22;8. Nick Toohey QLD Rachel Green VIC 14:53;9. Katherine Condor NSW 15:06; 10. Megan Brooks SA 15:08; 11. Elizabeth Clarke TAS 15:13; 13:26; 9. Samuel Gibb VIC 13:26;10. Ben Guest NSW 13:31; 11. Mark Schofield QLD 13:32; 12. Christopher McDonald 12. VIC 15:21;13. Emma Walsh NSW 15:26; 14. Sophia Kaidonis SA 15:28; 15. Meg Whitten VIC 15:42;16. NSW 13:32; 13.Tim Morrison SA 13:45; 14. Mitchel Brown VIC 13:45;15. Ryan Crockford SA 13:51; 16. Kane Wille VIC Blythe Spencer QLD 15:48; 17. Laura Rowe SA 15:52; 18. Rachel Effeney QLD 15:53; 19. Kim Dutkowski TAS 15:54; 20. 13:52; 17. Peter Rice VIC 13:53;18. Brock Taylor QLD 13:54; 19. Shaun Ryan VIC 13:55;20.Ashley Watson VIC 13:56;21. Bridie O'Shannessy VIC 15:59;21. Guida Forward VIC 16:01;22. Stephanie Spencer QLD 16:03; 23. Simone Boorn-Wells Christopher Rawling SA 14; 22. Ryan Mathews VIC 14:01;23. Rohan Lindsay-Johns VIC 14:03;24.Terry Shore TAS 14:04; VIC 16:07; 24. Emily Wallace TAS 16:10; 25. Jodie Dobson QLD 16:13; 26. Jessica Tromp VIC 16:14;27. Bree-Arne McArdle 25. James O'Connor VIC 14:04;26.Andre Neilsen VIC 14:14;27. Keiran Ryan VIC 14:19;28. Ruben Arunasalam VIC 14:22; QLD 16:15; 28. Brianna Blyth VIC 16:15;29. Melanie Budreika SA 16:18; 30. Chelsea Merry VIC 16:23;31. Kaylene 29. Nathan Earle TAS 14:25; 30.Troy Duncan VIC 14:28;31. Michael Colston VIC 14:30;32. Nathan Carr VIC 14:31;33. Langford QLD 16:27; 32. Kristen Watt QLD 16:27; 33. Bronwyn Rowlands VIC 16:31;34. Bridey Delaney NSW 16:33; 35. Freddy Hess ACT 14:33; 34. Jeffrey Connelly TAS 14:33; 35. Sebastian Robinson VIC 14:34;36. Brent Lalor VIC 14:34;37. Emmalyne Schmidt NT 16:41; 36. Michelle Augustynek VIC 16:42;37. Lauren Drennan VIC 16:44;38. Rebecca Gatt VIC Christopher Callander VIC 14:34;38.Andrew Godfrey TAS 14:37; 39.Andrew Kittle NT 14:37; 40. Matthew Forbes NT 16:46; 39. Isabella Thompson TAS 16:50; 40. Kristy Dobson QLD 16:54; 41.Tamara Platt VIC 17:30;42. Fallon Hooper SA 14:40; 41. Stephen Jelfs SA 14:41; 42. Scott Blum NSW 14:45; 43. Dale White QLD 14:47; 44. Ben Martin SA 14:47; 45. 17:34; 43.Ann-Marie Mercieca VIC 17:48. Damian Nugent VIC 14:50;46. Gregorz Wolizczak SA 14:53; 47. Zen Green TAS 14:59; 48. Domenic Aloisio VIC 15:08;49. Tom Beard TAS 15:43; 50. Joshua Burgoyne NT 15:56; 51. Darren Casha VIC 16:03;52. James Boden SA 19:45. Teams 1.VIC 18 points (Z.Warrington, H.Tomlinson,S. Grahame, S. Cant); 2. NSW 48 points (J. Condor, K. Condor, E. Walsh, B. Delaney);TAS 52 points (K. Fyfe, E. Clarke, K. Dutkowski, E.Wallace); QLD 56 points (E. Colwell, B. Spencer, R. Teams 1.VIC 18 points (M. Pitisano, M. Coloe, C. Hamer, M. Bayley); 2. QLD 36 points (J.Wilson, N.Toohey, M. Schofield, Effeney, S. Spencer); SA 63 points (M. Brooks, S. Kaidonis, L. Rowe, M. Budreika). B.Taylor); 3. NSW 45 points (M. Rando, B. Guest, C. McDonald, S. Blum); 4. SA 64 points (T. Morrison, R. Crockford, C. Rawling, S. Jelfs); 5.TAS 74 points (T. Shore, N. Earle, J. Connelly,A. Godfrey). Girls Under 14 3km 1. Kelsey Rau VIC 10:57;2.Ashley Carroll QLD 11:02; 3. Jodie Dubsky SA 11:03; 4.Amanda Paulin VIC 11:10; 5. Elise Clayton VIC 11:13;6.Amy Francis QLD 11:22; 7. Rebekeh McNeilly QLD 11:25; 8. Laura Stekelenburg Boys Under 14 3km 1. Mark Blicavs VIC 9:58;2.Andrew Hayes QLD 10:06; 3. Joel Smythe VIC 10:09;4.Aaron Royle VIC 11:26; 9. Stephanie Kondogonis VIC 11:31;10. Jessie Di Cecco VIC 11:37;11. Melissa Duncan VIC 11:43;12. Ebony NSW 10:13; 5. David Ricketts NSW 10:14; 6. David Ward VIC 10:20;7. Daniel Lewry VIC 10:21;8. Matthew Schenk TAS Grieger SA 11:45; 13. Sophie Ireland TAS 11:51; 14.Amy Fitzgerald VIC 12:01;15. Elisiva Caesar QLD 12:03; 16. Melissa 10:24; 9. Julian Harris VIC 10:25;10. Keegan Fitzgerald VIC 10:27;11. Connor Stevenson NSW 10:31; 12.Tom Allan VIC Bell VIC 12:13;17.Yvette Neilson VIC 12:19;18. Miranda Findlay VIC 12:23;19. Emily Hielscher QLD 12:26; 20. Emma 10:35; 13.Andrew Seen VIC 10:40;14. Jamie Huggett VIC 10:41;15. Josh McVitty VIC 10:42;16. Scott Zuliani VIC 10:42;17. Thompson VIC 12:28;21. Meg Russell VIC 12:33;22. Carly Griffith VIC 12:39;23. Breanna Russell TAS 12:41; 24. Catherine Tim Kilfoyle VIC 10:46;18. Jamie Darcy VIC 10:53;19. Matt Rowe SA 10:55; 20. Ryan Isaac QLD 10:56; 21.Tom Allison VIC Coventry VIC 12:47;25. Nicole Austin SA 12:50; 26. Holly Lipson VIC 12:51;27. Kayler Torley ACT 12:55; 28.Alison 10:58; 22. Ryan Meyer TAS 10:59; 23.Thomas Fawthorpe VIC 11:03;24. Jackson Saunders NSW 11:05; 25. Benjamin Linke Morton TAS 12:59; 29. Sophie Budreika SA 13:36. SA 11:06; 26. Oscar Phillips TAS 11:10; 27. Kyle Worthington NSW 11:23; 28. Leon Keely VIC 11:29;29. Marcus Clarke TAS 11:43; 30. Louis McBeath SA 12; 31.Tim Barber SA 12:08; 32.Ashley Young SA 12:28. Teams 1.VIC 18 points (K. Rau,A. Paulin, E. Clayton, L. Stekelenburg); 2. QLD 27 points (A. Carroll,A. Francis, R. McNeilly, E. Caesar); 3. SA 43 points (J. Dubsky, E. Grieger, N.Austin, S. Budreika). Teams 1.VIC 14 points (M. Blicavs, J. Smythe, D.Ward, D. Lewry); 2. NSW 30 points (A. Royle, D. Ricketts, C. Stevenson, J. Saunders); 3.TAS 51 points (M. Schenk, R. Meyer, O. Phillips, M. Clarke); 4. SA 62 points (M. Rowe, B. Linke, L. McBeath,T. Boys Under 20 8km 1. Edwin Henshaw NZL 25:41; 2. Brendan Woodman VIC 26:55;3. Brian Lyons TAS 27:03; 4. Barber). Benjamin Toomey VIC 27:20;5. Cameron Walker VIC 27:25;6. Michael Hosking ACT 27:29; 7.Andrew Tucker VIC 27:34;8. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Tobias Medlin SA 27:35;9. Peter Davis SA 27:38; 10.Aaron Howlett VIC 28:11;11. Robert Killmier SA 28:23; 12. Paul IN 2003 RESULTS Wallace VIC 28:29;13. Craig Knowles SA 28:41; 14. Xavier Chapman VIC 28:49;15. John Koopmans QLD 29:53; 16.Alex Cooper TAS 31:52.

Boys Under 18 6km 1. Sam Ellis VIC 19:34;2.Toby Rayner VIC 19:39;3. Dean Locke VIC 20:01;4. Dylan Hill TAS 20:09; 5. Ryan Thierry QLD 20:14; 6. Damian West TAS 20:20; 7.Adam Graham QLD 20:26; 8. Bronte Warner SA 20:26; 9. Hayden Butt TAS 20:38; 10. Simon O'Brien VIC 20:39;11. Keegan Urry QLD 20:41; 12.Alex Redshaw QLD 20:42; 13. Sam Ferguson TAS 20:53; 14.Tommy Bertrand VIC 21:02;15.Andrew Mitchell VIC 21:04;16. Peter Gadja QLD 21:08; 17. David Clark TAS 21:08; 18. Michael Nielson TAS 21:11; 19. Nick Bracks VIC 21:12;20. Bob Mathieson ACT 21:20; 21.Aaron Humphrey TAS 21:22; 22. Ricky Morris SA 21:33; 23. Jonothon Coleman TAS 21:39; 24.Alex Humphrey TAS 22:01; 25. Michael Bourne VIC 22:12;26. Ben Johnston QLD 22:38; 27. Simon Ryan VIC 22:43;28. Kyal Shepard SA 22:50; 29.Tim Whitten VIC 22:51;30. Nicky Bailey TAS 23:09; 31. Shaynie Clarke VIC 23:21;32. Greg Hesse VIC 23:51.

Teams 1.VIC 15 points (S. Ellis,T. Rayner, D. Locke, S. O'Brien); 2.TAS 30 points (D. Hill, D.West, H. Butt, S. Ferguson); QLD 33 points (R.Thierry,A. Graham, K. Urry,A. Redshaw).

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Women Under 20 4x400 metres Relay 1.Victoria (Sarah Stewart, Eliza Oates, Sophie Nelson, Kimberley Crow) 3:50.39; 2. New South Wales (Renee Vandenberg, Brooke Simpson, Emma Lincoln-Smith,Tara Millgate) 3:50.57; 3. Queensland (Kellie Petersen, 100 metres (w:+0.4) 1. Bianca Williams NSW 12.30; 2. Jade Sutcliffe ACT 12.50; 3. Sophie Nelson VIC 12.64;4. Edwina Lauren McAdam, Kate Leitch, Gemma Etheridge) 3:53.91; 4.Western Australia (Michelle Buck, Kate Denning,Ashlee Clark NSW 12.75; 5. Elizabeth Allen QLD 12.86; 6. Laura Causon TAS 12.90; 7. Damaris Christinat SA 12.94; 8. Kate Rayson, Dannielle Gregson) 3:57.13; 5.Australian Capital Territory (Catherine Larque,Anna Neumaier, Liz Dalton, Jade Mandalovic SA 12.99. Sutcliffe) 3:59.77; 6. New Zealand (Regan Higgie, Sarah Tatton, Rebecca White, Rebecca Forlong) 4:09.09; 7. South Australia 200 metres (w:-0.8) 1. Bianca Williams NSW 25.29; 2. Edwina Clark NSW 26.12; 3. Jade Sutcliffe ACT 26.21; 4.Amy (Leanne Hodge, Rebecca Kozien, Katherine Anderson, Nikki Donnelly) 4:11.96. Sadler NSW 26.24; 5. Elizabeth Allen QLD 26.27; 6. Leanne Hodge SA 26.55; 7. Laura Causon TAS 26.58; Sophie Nelson High Jump 1. Petrina Price NSW 1.92m; 2.Amanda Bisk WA 1.70m; 3. Chelsea Pratten QLD 1.65m; 4. Lauren Bale QLD VIC DQ. 1.65m; 4. Catherine Drummond QLD 1.65m; 6. Jessica Meares QLD 1.60m. 400 metres Heat 1: 1.Tara Millgate NSW 57.21Q; 2. Gemma Etheridge QLD 58.09Q; 3. Renee Vandenberg NSW Pole Vault 1. Jacinta Lynn VIC 3.80m;2. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.70m; 3. Kylie Munn QLD 3.00m; 3. Madeline Samson 58.58Q; 4. Sarah Stewart VIC 58.91q;5. Eliza Oates VIC 59.76; Heat 2: 1. Kimberley Crow VIC 56.91Q;2. Emma Lincoln- NSW 3.00m; 5. Madelaine Tyler NSW 3.00m; 6. Sallie Burton VIC 2.80m;Katrina Miroshnichenko QLD NH. Smith NSW 58.02Q; 3. Emily Glover ACT 58.38Q; 4. Lauren McAdam QLD 59.50q; 5. Leanne Hodge SA 60.41; 6. Megan Kehoe ACT 62.69. Final: 1. Kimberley Crow VIC 56.36;2.Tara Millgate NSW 57.19; 3. Emma Lincoln-Smith NSW 57.84; 4. Long Jump 1. Jacinta Boyd QLD 6.30m(+1.4); 2. Naomi Bligh NSW 6.06m(+1.6); 3. Edwina Clark NSW 5.92m(+0.3); 4. Emily Glover ACT 58.30; 5. Gemma Etheridge QLD 58.61; 6. Renee Vandenberg NSW 59.22; 7. Sarah Stewart VIC 59.40; Emma Knight VIC 5.77m(+1.2);5.Amanda West QLD 5.71m(+1.3); 6. Dana Eagers QLD 5.62m(+1.2); 7.Alexis Turner 8. Lauren McAdam QLD 60.18. QLD 5.45m(+1.1); 8.Angel Budarick SA 5.13m(+1.3). 800 metres 1. Kimberley Crow VIC 2:12.95;2. Emily Glover ACT 2:14.11; 3. Nikki Donnelly SA 2:15.31; 4. Corinne Myles Triple Jump 1. Emma Knight VIC 12.38m(+1.8);2.Alyisha House NSW 12.38m(0.0); 3.Alexis Turner QLD 12.17m(+3.1); QLD 2:16.50; 5. Renee Vandenberg NSW 2:20.66; 6. Melanie Budreika SA 2:21.66; 7. Saara Kampmann QLD 2:22.19; 8. 4. Rebecca Philby SA 12.11m(+1.6); 5. Linda Allen QLD 11.85m(+1.4); 6.Tracey Barnett QLD 11.63m(+1.6); 7. Courtney Megan Kehoe ACT 2:23.85; 9. Katie Jamieson QLD 2:24.17; 10.Amy Zagato VIC 2:28.70. Biggs NSW 11.48m(+2.0); 8. Kelly Pinkerton QLD 11.44m(+1.1); 9. Rebecca White NZL 10.97m(+1.5); 10.Tara Swinfield NSW 10.53m(+1.7);Angel Budarick SA NM. 1500 metres 1. Courtney Jarrett QLD 4:48.80; 2. Rebecca Kozien SA 4:49.51; 3. Corinne Myles QLD 4:51.11; 4. Saara Kampmann QLD 4:51.14. Shot Put 1. Belinda Forsyth NSW 13.58m; 2. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 12.94m; 3. Jessica O'Brien QLD 11.96m; 4. Cassandra Richards NSW 11.49m; 5. Rachael Fletcher QLD 11.27m; 6. Natalie Stuart QLD 11.16m; 7. Renee Ward QLD 3000 metres 1. Courtney Jarrett QLD 10:35.61; 2. Kathryn Smyrneos QLD 10:40.44; 3. Rebecca Kozien SA 10:42.50; 4. 11.14m; 8. Brooke Reynolds QLD 10.59m; 9. Sarah Mtandwa VIC 10.45m;10. Kelly Magain SA 10.11m; 11. Lauren Smith Saara Kampmann QLD 11:03.55. WA 10.11m; 12. Olivia Harris SA 8.24m. 100 metres Hurdles (w:+2.4) 1.Amanda Drew QLD 14.31; 2. Kylie Wildman NSW 14.76; 3.Anita Sekulovski NSW Discus Throw 1. Julie Bennell QLD 48.42m; 2. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 48.12m; 3. Calista Lyon VIC 45.34m;4. Belinda 15.08; 4. Natalie Johnstone VIC 15.18. Forsyth NSW 45.08m; 5.Tara Richardson NSW 42.77m; 6. Josene Peri NSW 41.36m; 7. Lauren Smith WA 40.90m; 8. 400 metres Hurdles 1. Kimberley Crow VIC 59.83;2.Tara Millgate NSW 62.94; 3. Kerryn Paull NSW 64.59; 4. Eliza Rachel Evans NSW 40.36m; 9. Renee Ward QLD 38.51m; 10.Tina Heilmann SA 38.32m; 11. Nicole Seage QLD 38.21m; Oates VIC 65.62;5. Katherine Anderson SA 68.57; 6. Rebecca O'Sullivan QLD 69.37; 7.Amy Zagato VIC 70.45;8.Tracey 12. Diana Webb QLD 37.72m; 13. Danielle Volling-Geogheg QLD 37.42m; 14. Cara Mackey VIC 36.08m;15. Brooke Anne Host QLD 72.20; 9.Amanda Bell NZL 77.47. Reynolds QLD 34.83m. 2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Courtney Jarrett QLD 7:03.08; 2. Sarah Grahame VIC 7:08.32;3. Nikki Donnelly SA Hammer Throw 1. Michelle Schlechter QLD 45.33m; 2. Sarah Mtandwa VIC 42.40m;3. Sally Chapman NSW 42.22m; 4. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 7:25.64; 4.Teagan Kujat QLD 7:28.31; 5.Alice Taylor McDonald QLD 7:42.43; 6. Lisa Roberts SA 8:09.30; 7. Rachael Nicole Burow QLD 40.05m; 5. Nicole Pfeffer QLD 39.37m; 6. Diana Webb QLD 38.41m; 7. Nicola Fawson QLD 37.02m; IN 2003 RESULTS McCammon QLD 8:16.98; 8. Sarah Lester VIC 8:27.34. 8. Kirstin Faint QLD 35.52m; 9. Cara Mackey VIC 33.63m;10. Kristy-Lee Galic SA 33.49m; 11. Nicole Seage QLD 32.26m; 12. Meghan Blunderfield QLD 31.43m. 5000 metres Walk 1. Lisa Grant NSW 24:17.11; 2. Susan Knapton NSW 24:24.03; 3.Tanya Holliday SA 24:55.07; 4. Jessica Heazlewood NSW 24:56.57; 5. Beki Lee NSW 25:11.01; 6. Fiona Alldis NSW 26:01.26; 7. Lauren Burns-Rees NSW Javelin Throw 1.Annabel Thomson NSW 50.01m; 2. Katherine Worotnicki VIC 43.74m;3. Lauren Bale QLD 42.44m; 4. 26:09.26; 8. Chloe Jones NSW 26:46.79; 9. Lynette Bannister TAS 27:01.78; 10. Fauve Jacobs VIC 28:01.68;11. Christina Kirsty May NSW 42.02m; 5. Samantha Pearson NSW 41.96m; 6. Sally Geissler QLD 41.91m; 7. Dana Eagers QLD 38.88m; Alldis NSW 28:38.97; 12. Jessica Biggs QLD 29:47.19; 13. Katie Dodds NSW 30:24.33. 8. Samantha Bishop QLD 38.46m; 9. Kira Ambry VIC 38.07m;10. Claire Rees NSW 37.46m; 11.Tina Heilmann SA 36.94m; 12. Zoe Springate QLD 34.48m; 13. Laura Osti SA 25.15m. 4x100 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Kylie Wildman, Bianca Williams, Emma Lincoln-Smith, Courtney Nelson) 48.44; 2. Queensland (Amanda Drew, Elizabeth Allen,Alexis Turner, Kate Leitch) 49.14; 3.Victoria (Claudy Spencer, Sophie Heptathlon 1. Megan Wheatley WA 5075 (14.61(+1.2), 1.66m, 9.23m, 25.35(-0.4), 5.63m(+1.1), 30.57m, 2:20.56); 2.Amy Nelson, Natalie Johnstone, Sarah Stewart) 49.19; 4. South Australia (Leanne Hodge, Katherine Anderson, Damaris Sadler NSW 5043 (15.56(+1.2), 1.57m, 11.02m, 25.53(-0.4), 5.48m(+1.5), 39.37m, 2:22.57); 3. Bianca Debartolo NSW 4954 Christinat, Kate Mandalovic) 50.41; 5.Western Australia (Dannielle Gregson, Laura Julif, Jessica McKinnon, Holly Timms) (14.55(+1.2), 1.60m, 10.83m, 26.00(-0.4), 5.58m(+1.6), 36.78m, 2:37.11); 4. Cara Evans WA 4106 (15.78(+1.0), 1.51m, 50.44; 6. New Zealand (Amanda Bell, Rebecca White, Sarah Tatton, Regan Higgie) 50.60; 7.Tasmania (Dannii Smith, Esther 9.97m, 27.42(-0.4), 4.97m(+1.6), 31.81m, 2:49.68); 5. Rebecca Robinson QLD 4032 (16.61(+1.2), 1.36m, 9.92m, 26.40(-0.4), Harris, Danielle Dwyer, Laura Causon) 52.17. 4.79m(+1.4), 33.76m, 2:39.14); 6. Larna Dieckmann QLD 4017 (16.57(+1.0), 1.42m, 8.52m, 26.26(-0.4), 5.11m(+2.5), 23.21m, 2:30.13); 7. Shannon McCann WA 3969 (15.76(+1.0), 1.51m, 7.47m, 27.49(-0.4), 4.77m(+1.6), 31.20m, 2:41.25); 8. 4x100 metres Relay Schools 1. NSW Endeavour HS (Skye Drysdale, Maricor Cuenca, Jacinta Doyle, Emma Walshe) Michelle Free NZL 3398 (16.51(+1.0), 1.48m, 8.26m, 28.49(-0.4), 4.76m(+2.2), 13.01m, 2:48.21). 48.66; 2. QLD Brisbane SHS (Chaitanya Bodapati, Kristin O'Sullivan, Dana Eagers, Rebecca Robinson) 49.11; 3. QLD John Paul College (Linda Allen, Elizabeth Allen, Candice Palmer, Ebony Gorincu) 49.97; 4. NSW Westfields HS (Lara Huston, Melinda Vidigal,Renae Wynn, Naomi Bligh) 50.77; 5.TAS Guilford Young College (Lily Krambousanos, Melanie Street, Genevieve Bremner, Kimberly Turnock) 52.19; 6. SA Walford Anglican Girls (Alex Irving, Laura Rudaks, Georgina Deans- costi, Caitlin Stanley) 53.03; QLD Grace Lutheran (Clarissa Ferguson Kallina Bonelli Rebecca Oliver Linda Scharf) DQ.

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Women Under 18 400 metres Hurdles Heat 1: 1. Lauren Boden ACT 65.19Q; 2.Thalia Amanakis NSW 65.28Q; 3. Chloe Butler QLD 66.40q; 4. Sarah Quinn VIC 66.40q;5. Susan Howarth QLD 69.60; 6.Tara Girolamo SA 69.72; 7. Bronwen Eley SA 74.21; 100 metres Heat 1: (w:+0.4) 1. Jacinta Boyd QLD 12.01Q; 2. Michelle Cutmore QLD 12.22Q; 3. Michelle Riley NSW Heat 2: 1. Rachel Phillips QLD 64.24Q; 2. Johannah Curran VIC 65.15Q;3. Shannon Arnott NSW 68.64; 4. Christie 12.32Q; 4. Kate Leitch QLD 12.49q; 5.Ami Wallace QLD 12.63q; 6. Jessie Pritchard ACT 12.73; 7. Michelle Buck WA Harrison NSW 70.35; 5. Sarah Currie QLD 72.69; 6. Kathleen Goodwin VIC 73.13;7. Kate Pitman SA 73.73; Heat 3: 1. 12.78; 8. Kree Jeffries NSW 12.82; 9. Elle Watson SA 13.00; Heat 2: (w:-0.1) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 12.01Q; 2. Jacqueline Roshaan Francisco WA 62.77Q; 2. Lauren McAdam QLD 63.64Q; 3.Tarin Nevin NSW 66.86; 4. Nicole Cheales QLD Davies QLD 12.22Q; 3. Katie Chivers VIC 12.26Q;4. Jenna Lebrasse WA 12.70; 5.Amanda Drew QLD 12.77; 6. Shelley 68.44; 5. Jaimi-Lee Fox NSW 69.09; 6. Mallory Hughes SA 69.33; 7. Michelle Inggs QLD 69.40;Amanda Barbaresco QLD Fletcher NSW 12.82; 7. Rhiannon Smith SA 12.82; 8. Holly Treadaway NSW 12.90; 9. Kassy Hill QLD 13.01. Final: (w:-1.5) DNF. Final: 1. Roshaan Francisco WA 60.92; 2. Lauren Boden ACT 62.38; 3. Lauren McAdam QLD 62.90; 4. Johannah 1. Sally McLellan QLD 12.02; 2. Jacinta Boyd QLD 12.24; 3. Michelle Cutmore QLD 12.29; 4. Jacqueline Davies QLD 12.32; Curran VIC 63.78;5. Rachel Phillips QLD 63.86; 6. Sarah Quinn VIC 68.37;7.Thalia Amanakis NSW 68.68; 8. Chloe Butler 5. Katie Chivers VIC 12.45;6. Michelle Riley NSW 12.52; 7. Kate Leitch QLD 12.66; 8.Ami Wallace QLD 12.86. QLD 68.99. 200 metres Heat 1: (w:0.0) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 24.25Q; 2. Katie Chivers VIC 24.92Q;3. Belinda Bozin VIC 25.39Q;4. 2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Pippa Hendon WA 6:58.92; 2. Sarah Grahame VIC 7:12.44;3. Kathryn Archbold NSW Kristin O'Sullivan QLD 25.72; 5. Esther Harris TAS 25.88; 6. Chaitanya Bodapati QLD 25.96; 7. Holly Treadaway NSW 7:14.03; 4. Josie Gellert VIC 7:22.41;5. Lucy Polkinghorne NSW 7:24.65; 6. Catherine Allan VIC 7:26.96;7.Alice Taylor 26.06; 7. Catherine Larque ACT 26.06; 9. Regan Higgie NZL 26.19; Heat 2: (w:+2.4) 1. Jacqueline Davies QLD 24.08Q; 2. McDonald QLD 7:33.55; 7. Hannah Blinkhorn SA 7:33.55; 9. Laura Jane Luxford QLD 7:37.53; 10.Tyneal Clarke QLD Michelle Cutmore QLD 24.29Q; 3. Michelle Riley NSW 25.15Q; 4. Kate Juniper QLD 25.43q; 5. Michelle Buck WA 25.53q; 7:38.83; 11. Mallory Hughes SA 7:39.31; 12. Louise Kerr QLD 7:51.12; 13. Dominie Scott WA 7:56.23; 14. Jessica Lawford 6. Kree Jeffries NSW 25.86; 7. Elle Watson SA 26.15; 8. Jessie Pritchard ACT 26.31. Final: (w:+1.6) 1. Sally McLellan QLD NSW 8:00.47; 15. Lisa Roberts SA 8:02.79; 16.Teagan Kujat QLD 8:06.39; 17. Courtney Gahan QLD 8:18.07; 18. Christie 23.78; 2. Jacqueline Davies QLD 23.99; 3. Michelle Cutmore QLD 24.00; 4. Katie Chivers VIC 24.79;5. Belinda Bozin VIC Harrison NSW 8:21.89; 19. Jaimi-Lee Fox NSW 8:24.24. 25.14; 6. Michelle Riley NSW 25.15; 7. Kate Juniper QLD 25.66; 8. Michelle Buck WA 25.98. 3000 metres Walk 1. Jillian Hosking ACT 13:47.46; 2. Susan Knapton NSW 13:59.70; 3. Jessica Heazlewood NSW 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Roshaan Francisco WA 55.96Q; 2. Rachel Pederson NSW 57.00Q; 3. Esther Harris TAS 57.99Q; 14:15.76; 4. Lauren Burns-Rees NSW 14:26.89; 5. Beki Lee NSW 14:38.82; 6. Jess Rothwell VIC 14:48.11;7. Fiona Alldis 4. Regan Higgie NZL 58.30q; 5. Belinda Bozin VIC 58.31q;6. Kim Parsons NSW 59.23; 7. Megan Vetter QLD 60.30; 8.Tarin NSW 14:53.98; 8. Chloe Jones NSW 15:00.08; 9. Lynette Bannister TAS 15:04.03; 10. Sibon Fuzzard VIC 15:32.52;11. Nevin NSW 60.86; 9. Emily Hyde SA 64.85; Heat 2: 1. Jacqueline Davies QLD 54.96Q; 2.Ashleigh Daniel VIC 57.60Q;3. Caitlin Worrall ACT 15:47.37; 12. Fauve Jacobs VIC 16:17.79;13. Christina Alldis NSW 16:38.03; 14. Jessica Biggs QLD Kara Bull NSW 58.05Q; 4. Melinda Vidigal NSW 58.78;5. Caitlin Stanley SA 58.92; 6. Catherine Larque ACT 59.70; 7. 16:45.98;Tanya Holliday SA DQ. Naomi Berry NSW 60.89; 8. Dannii Smith TAS 61.80. Final: 1. Jacqueline Davies QLD 54.43; 2. Roshaan Francisco WA 55.56; 3. Rachel Pederson NSW 56.79; 4. Regan Higgie NZL 57.73; 5. Kara Bull NSW 57.92; 6.Ashleigh Daniel VIC 58.18; 4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Jacinta Boyd, Sally McLellan, Michelle Cutmore, Jacqueline Davies) 46.09; 2. New 7. Esther Harris TAS 58.88. South Wales (Shelley Fletcher, Michelle Riley, Holly Treadaway, Naomi Bligh) 48.32; 3.Western Australia (Jenna Lebrasse, Ashleigh Fitzgerald, Hannah Wills, Michelle Buck) 48.85; 4.Victoria (Kathleen Goodwin, Helen Wilkie, Belinda Bozin, Katie 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Brooke Simpson NSW 2:13.20Q; 2. NSW 2:14.14Q; 3. Rachel Pederson NSW Chivers) 49.47; 5. South Australia (Rhiannon Smith, Caitlin Stanley,Angel Budarick, Elle Watson) 49.54. 2:17.22q; 4. Hannah Blinkhorn SA 2:19.00; 5. Holly Smith ACT 2:21.92; 6. Kara Bull NSW 2:23.63; 7. Bianca Cheever VIC 2:26.20; Heat 2: 1.Alyce Gillham QLD 2:14.71Q; 2. Rebecca Forlong NZL 2:15.32Q; 3.Anneli Uys VIC 2:15.80q;4. Lucy 4x400 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Karla Leyden,Alyce Gillham, Caitlin Cheshire, Jacqueline Davies) 3:47.62; 2. Polkinghorne NSW 2:18.14; 5. Jessica Tandy QLD 2:20.81; 6. Kavita Maharaj QLD 2:21.94; 7. Dannii Smith TAS 2:28.91; Western Australia (Joanne Stannard, Monique Hollick,Alice Round, Roshaan Francisco) 3:47.85; 3.Victoria (Katherine Emily Hyde SA DQ; Heat 3: 1.Ashleigh Daniel VIC 2:16.46Q;2.Anna Neumaier ACT 2:16.47Q; 3. Kim Parsons NSW Katsanevakis, Claudy Spencer, Sarah Cant, Katie Chivers) 3:50.31; 4.Australian Capital Territory (Angeline Blackburn, Emily 2:16.47q; 4. SA 2:19.65; 5. Nikita Daley QLD 2:20.72; 6.Angela Hallam QLD 2:20.94; 7. Jian Hall QLD Glover, Emily Pluck, Zoe Buckman) 3:50.55; 5. New South Wales (Kim Parsons,Tarin Nevin, Kara Bull, Rachel Pederson) 2:21.25; 8. Regan Logan QLD 2:48.57. Final: 1. Brooke Simpson NSW 2:08.20; 2. Madeline Heiner NSW 2:10.67; 3.Alyce 3:53.71; 6. South Australia (Caitlin Stanley, Paige Graham, Emily Hyde, Hannah Blinkhorn) 4:03.32. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Gillham QLD 2:13.11; 4.Anna Neumaier ACT 2:13.14; 5. Rebecca Forlong NZL 2:14.79; 6.Anneli Uys VIC 2:17.16;7. Kim IN 2003 RESULTS High Jump 1. Catherine Drummond QLD 1.73m; 2. Hannah Alderton VIC 1.73m;3.Amy Page NSW 1.73m; 4. Chelsea Parsons NSW 2:19.18; 8. Rachel Pederson NSW 2:26.06;Ashleigh Daniel VIC DNF. Pratten QLD 1.69m; 4. Hope Watson ACT 1.69m; 6. Sophia Begg NSW 1.69m; 7. Sheridan Seekamp SA 1.69m; 8. Lauren 1500 metres 1. Brooke Simpson NSW 4:24.86; 2. Madeline Heiner NSW 4:30.04; 3. Fiona Nash VIC 4:30.79;4. Rebecca Bale QLD 1.65m; 9.Amanda Bisk WA 1.60m; 10. Lauren Moloney NSW 1.60m; 10. Rebecca Hirsch QLD 1.60m; 12. Nicole Forlong NZL 4:31.79; 5. Pippa Hendon WA 4:35.11; 6. Camilla Whishaw TAS 4:37.17; 7. Jessica Boyd NSW 4:37.27; 8. Choolun QLD 1.60m; 13. Jessica Meares QLD 1.60m. Greta McNiven NSW 4:41.75; 9.Anna Neumaier ACT 4:42.48; 10. Jessica Trengove SA 4:43.59; 11.Angela Hallam QLD Pole Vault 1. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.90m; 2. Katrina Miroshnichenko QLD 3.80m; 3. Jamie Scroop SA 3.60m; 4.Tereza 4:48.42; 12. Kathryn Archbold NSW 4:48.84; 13. Madeleine Oldfield TAS 4:51.12; 14.Alyce Gillham QLD 5:01.04; 15. Vodesil WA 3.35m; 5. Madeline Samson NSW 3.20m; 6. Jasmine Riches WA 3.20m; 7. Madelaine Tyler NSW 3.05m; 8. Nicola Russel-Smith QLD 5:14.17. Danielle Dwyer TAS 3.05m; 8. Miranda Tiong WA 3.05m; 10. Kylie Munn QLD 3.05m; 11. Zoe Hannah WA 2.90m; 12. Lisa 3000 metres 1. Pippa Hendon WA 9:55.61; 2. Camilla Whishaw TAS 10:00.08; 3. Jessica Boyd NSW 10:02.07; 4. Fiona Kurylowic SA 2.70m; 13. Kate Montague NSW 2.50m; 14. Stephanie Boulet NSW 2.50m; Jacqui Williams VIC NH. Nash VIC 10:02.42;5. Stephanie Powell QLD 10:12.13; 6. Eliza Stewart NSW 10:15.96; 7. Kathryn Archbold NSW Long Jump 1. Jacinta Boyd QLD 6.05m(+1.6); 2. Naomi Bligh NSW 5.95m(+1.8); 3. Rebecca Philby SA 5.57m(+2.9); 4. 10:24.08; 8. Nadine Burgess QLD 10:35.49; 9. Jillian Hosking ACT 10:37.19; 10. Greta McNiven NSW 10:38.38; 11. Rachael Dana Eagers QLD 5.56m(+1.3); 5.Amanda West QLD 5.53m(+2.4); 6. Helen Wilkie VIC 5.34m(+2.0);7. Jessie Pritchard Ferry VIC 10:42.39;12. Louise Kerr QLD 10:51.68; 13. Laura Jane Luxford QLD 10:53.17; 14. Madeleine Oldfield TAS ACT 5.31m(+1.7); 8. Pepita Macalister-Knight NSW 5.20m(+2.3); 9.Angel Budarick SA 5.03m(+2.6); 10. Lauren Kovacs 10:53.69; 15. Jacqui Waters QLD 11:04.30. NSW 3.87m(+1.5); Michelle Riley NSW NM. 100 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+1.4) 1. Pepita Macalister-Knight NSW 14.53Q; 2. Jessie Shea NSW 14.63Q; 3. Kassy Triple Jump 1.Alyisha House NSW 12.47m(+1.0); 2. Linda Allen QLD 12.38m(+1.4); 3.Tenika Demamiel WA Hill QLD 14.65q; 4. Kate Juniper QLD 14.75; 5. Jenna Lebrasse WA 14.83; 6. Dana Eagers QLD 15.01; 7. Chloe Butler 12.02m(+2.6); 4. Rebecca Philby SA 11.93m(+0.9); 5. Kelly Pinkerton QLD 11.85m(+1.9); 6.Ashley McBurney NSW QLD 15.69; 8. Rebecca Philby SA 16.69; Heat 2: (w:+1.6) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 13.70Q; 2. Kylie Wildman NSW 14.34Q; 11.69m(+2.1); 7. Courtney Biggs NSW 11.42m(+3.0); 8. Helen Wilkie VIC 11.38m(-0.2);9. Kirsty Tapscott NSW 11.22m(- 3.Thalia Amanakis NSW 14.52q; 4. Nicole Cheales QLD 14.96; 5. Erin Sayers QLD 15.23; 6. Kelly Pinkerton QLD 15.45; 7. 0.2); 10.Alexsandra Ciric NSW 11.13m(-0.7); 11. Nicole Choolun QLD 10.99m(+0.9); 12. Renae Wynn NSW Amelia Weeks QLD 15.45; 8. Linda Scharf QLD 15.86; 9. Kate Pitman SA 15.88; Heat 3: (w:+1.4) 1.Amanda Drew QLD 10.94m(+0.9); 13. Stephanie Boulet NSW 9.79m(+1.4); Liz Dalton ACT NM. 14.01Q; 2. Linda Allen QLD 14.80Q; 3.Alice Hornsnell NSW 14.86; 4.Ashleigh Fitzgerald WA 15.06; 5. Madonna Marsh QLD 15.23; 6. Nikki Etheridge QLD 15.28; 7. Shannon Arnott NSW 15.39; 8. Danica Tardiani QLD 16.19. Final: (w:+3.5) 1. Sally McLellan QLD 12.98; 2.Amanda Drew QLD 13.83; 3. Kylie Wildman NSW 13.91; 4.Thalia Amanakis NSW 14.10; 5. Pepita Macalister-Knight NSW 14.31; 6. Jessie Shea NSW 14.51; 7. Kassy Hill QLD 14.51; 8. Linda Allen QLD 14.55.

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Shot Put 1.Annabel Thomson NSW 13.12m; 2. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 13.08m; 3. Dani Samuels NSW 12.72m; 4. Julie 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Paige Graham SA 2:14.00Q; 2. Rebecca Hill QLD 2:15.74Q; 3. Krystyn Mackrell QLD 2:16.16; 4. Bennell QLD 12.46m; 5. Jessica O'Brien QLD 12.36m; 6. Renee Ward QLD 11.85m; 7. Christie Chamberlain NSW Courtney Gilfillan QLD 2:18.01; 5. Kate Denning WA 2:18.56; 6. Kim Dutkowski TAS 2:18.73; 7. Caitlin Cheshire QLD 11.46m; 8. Cassandra Richards NSW 11.39m; 9. Natalie Stuart QLD 11.06m; 10. Rachael Fletcher QLD 10.96m; 11. Lauren 2:21.57; 8. Hayley Tomlinson VIC 2:22.39;9. Kaarle McCulloch NSW 2:23.84; 10. Emily Loughnan WA 2:26.57; Heat 2: 1. Smith WA 10.81m; 12. Catherine Spink QLD 10.69m; 13. Josene Peri NSW 10.65m; 14. Sarah Mtandwa VIC 10.50m;15. Sarah Cant VIC 2:10.88Q;2. Zoe Buckman ACT 2:15.04Q; 3. Karinna Fyfe TAS 2:15.33q; 4. Bianca Growden QLD 2:16.77; Kelly Magain SA 10.10m; 16. Kirstin Faint QLD 10.05m; 17. Natalie Borchert QLD 9.92m; 18. Brooke Reynolds QLD 5.Tina Sherratt NSW 2:17.24; 6. Renee Owen VIC 2:17.27;7. Elizabeth Colwell QLD 2:20.89; 8. Sarah Tatton NZL 2:23.73; 9.76m; 19. Rachel Evans NSW 8.58m; 20.Annette Chamberlain NSW 8.47m; 21. Eleanor Clark VIC 8.21m. 9. Melanie Budreika SA 2:24.91; 10. Corinna Hough QLD 2:30.29; Heat 3: 1. Katherine Katsanevakis VIC 2:13.50Q;2. Monique Hollick WA 2:13.59Q; 3. Sianne Toemoe NSW 2:13.65q;4.Ashlea Clifton VIC 2:16.09q;5. Genevieve Lacaze QLD Discus Throw 1. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 45.18m; 2. Julie Bennell QLD 44.92m; 3. Dani Samuels NSW 44.51m; 4. Calista 2:16.20; 6. Bree-Arne McArdle QLD 2:17.33; 7. Laura Rowe SA 2:18.30; 8. Courtney Lockett TAS 2:21.48; 9. Stephanie Lyon VIC 43.71m;5.Annabel Thomson NSW 43.15m; 6.Tara Richardson NSW 42.24m; 7. Lauren Smith WA 41.42m; 8. Spencer QLD 2:25.00; 10. Nikita Durward QLD 2:26.18. Final: 1. Zoe Buckman ACT 2:09.87; 2. Katherine Katsanevakis Rachel Evans NSW 39.07m; 9. Josene Peri NSW 38.19m; 10. Danielle Volling-Geogheg QLD 36.75m; 11.Tina Heilmann SA VIC 2:10.72; 3. Sarah Cant VIC 2:10.97;4. Sianne Toemoe NSW 2:12.21;5. Paige Graham SA 2:12.78; 6. Monique Hollick 36.50m; 12. Stehpanie Squires QLD 36.45m; 13. Catherine Spink QLD 36.35m; 14. Diana Webb QLD 35.89m; 15. Renee WA 2:13.29; 7.Ashlea Clifton VIC 2:13.45;8. Karinna Fyfe TAS 2:13.84; 9. Rebecca Hill QLD 2:13.96. Ward QLD 35.50m; 16. Kristy-Lee Galic SA 34.79m; 17. Kirstin Faint QLD 33.71m; 18. Brooke Reynolds QLD 32.98m; 19. Christie Chamberlain NSW 30.97m. 1500 metres 1. Hayley Tomlinson VIC 4:29.80;2. Sarah Cant VIC 4:31.17;3. Paige Graham SA 4:40.57; 4. Karinna Fyfe TAS 4:42.80; 5. Genevieve Lacaze QLD 4:45.10; 6. Zhoe Warrington VIC 4:46.44;7.Tina Sherratt NSW 4:47.54; 8. Elizabeth Hammer Throw 1. Michelle Schlechter QLD 45.40m; 2. Sally Chapman NSW 42.62m; 3. Dani Samuels NSW 41.79m; 4. Colwell QLD 4:51.64; 9. Kate Johnston QLD 4:52.14; 10. Lucy Starrat NSW 4:52.22; 11. Bree-Arne McArdle QLD 4:53.72; Sarah Mtandwa VIC 41.67m;5. Nicole Burow QLD 39.24m; 6. Nicole Pfeffer QLD 39.23m; 7.Annabel Thomson NSW 12. Kate Denning WA 4:53.89; 13. Megan Brooks SA 4:54.77; 14. Kim Dutkowski TAS 4:55.82; 15. Emma Walsh NSW 37.55m; 8. Diana Webb QLD 34.81m; 9. Nicola Fawson QLD 34.63m; 10. Kirstin Faint QLD 33.62m; 11. Kristy-Lee Galic 4:57.39; 16. Lorin Ripley QLD 4:59.19; 17. Krystyn Mackrell QLD 5:02.22. SA 33.16m; 12. Sally Gardiner ACT 29.62m; 13. Renee Ward QLD 29.58m; 14. Meghan Blunderfield QLD 28.71m. 3000 metres 1. Zhoe Warrington VIC 10:08.88;2. Chloe Tighe NSW 10:11.42; 3. Holly Pobjie NSW 10:17.48; 4. Kate Javelin Throw 1.Annabel Thomson NSW 48.20m; 2. Erin Burns NSW 43.00m; 3. Kirsty May NSW 41.50m; 4. Katherine Johnston QLD 10:24.85; 5. Lucy Starrat NSW 10:24.91; 6. Dannielle McKenzie QLD 10:29.62; 7. Sarah Grahame VIC Worotnicki VIC 40.07m;5. Kira Ambry VIC 40.06m;6. Jocelyn Lee Stewart QLD 39.63m; 7. Donna Breglia WA 39.00m; 8. 10:33.65; 8. Megan Brooks SA 10:38.90; 9. Elizabeth Smith QLD 10:40.15; 10. Isabella Thomson TAS 10:49.04; 11. Rachel Dana Eagers QLD 38.83m; 9. Sally Geissler QLD 38.09m; 10.Amy-Lea Mills NSW 38.01m; 11. Lauren Bale QLD 37.81m; Green VIC 10:49.92;12. Lorin Ripley QLD 10:50.24; 13. Emma Walsh NSW 10:57.74; 14. Karli Currie QLD 11:01.07; 15. 12. Calista Lyon VIC 37.60m;13.Tina Heilmann SA 37.33m; 14. Samantha Bishop QLD 37.03m; 15.Ashleigh Payne NSW Alice Tancred NSW 11:01.59; 16. Elizabeth Clarke TAS 11:02.66; 17. Rosie Tancred NSW 11:11.14; NSW 36.99m; 16.Tara Richardson NSW 36.38m; 17. Rachel Phillips QLD 35.60m; 18. Julie Bennell QLD 35.03m; 19. Zoe DNF. Springate QLD 34.56m; 20. Shannon Staples SA 32.51m. 90 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+1.4) 1.Tara Holt NSW 12.78Q; 2. Stephanie Capper QLD 13.37Q; 3. Holly Timms WA Women Under 16 13.61Q; 4. Laura Emery NSW 13.62; 5. Laine Spooner QLD 13.73; 6. Rebecca Clarkson QLD 13.77; 7. Sheridan Seekamp 100 metres Heat 1: (w:+0.4) 1. Natasha Finlay NSW 12.57Q; 2. Claire Ridley QLD 12.66Q; 3.Angela Byrt VIC 12.79;4. SA 14.07; 8. Brittany Knee TAS 14.35; 9.Tegan Maffescioni WA 14.48; Heat 2: (w:+1.8) 1. Helaina Bannister QLD 13.02Q; Cara Berry NSW 12.81; 5.Alice Coddington ACT 12.98; 6. Larissa Perry WA 13.05; 7. Ricquel Cole-Briston NT 13.16; 8. 2. Jess Gulli VIC 13.04Q;3. Charlotte Yeates NSW 13.25Q; 4.Ashlee Rayson WA 13.44; 5. Cara Berry NSW 13.52; 6. Amanda McLean NT 13.17; 9.Ashley Monkland QLD 13.43; Heat 2: (w:+0.3) 1. Madelin Poke TAS 12.22Q; 2. Laura Rachael Cullen QLD 13.60; 7. Evie Maguire VIC 13.82;8. Sandra Gilliman QLD 15.09; Heat 3: (w:+1.7) 1. Hannah Wills Verlinden NSW 12.36Q; 3. Laura Emery NSW 12.76; 4. Jessie Schellein QLD 12.77; 5. Morgan Deane VIC 12.77;6.Tracey WA 13.17Q; 2. Clare Polkinghorne QLD 13.19Q; 3. Candice Morley NSW 13.23Q; 4. Krystal Pertel NSW 13.23q; 5. Barnett QLD 12.83; 7. Sherena Mulgrave VIC 12.84;8. Narelle Long NT 13.08; 9.Tarnia Bothe WA 13.22; 10. Meredith Katherine Crerie WA 13.25q; 6. Stephanie Guest NSW 13.34; 7. Jessica Robinson QLD 13.80; 8. Luana Groves VIC 13.91; Woods VIC 13.33; Heat 3: (w:+1.9) 1. Madeline Woodbridge VIC 12.13Q;2. Maricor Cuenca NSW 12.25Q; 3. Emma Heat 4: (w:+1.6) 1.Alison Tremaine NSW 13.07Q; 2. Lucy Newton QLD 13.07Q; 3.Ashleigh Lascelles ACT 13.18Q; 4. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS Ferguson QLD 12.38q; 4. Grace Scantlebury QLD 12.40q; 5. Joanne Stannard WA 12.41q; 6.Angeline Blackburn ACT Marissa Ward NSW 13.20q; 5. Jemma McDowell VIC 13.29q;6.Teresa Harris NSW 13.33; 7. Ebony Gorincu QLD 13.44; 8. 12.59; 7. Prisca Ffoulkes NT 12.82; 7. Rosie Kelly SA 12.82; 9.Alicia Willmott NSW 13.11; 10. Kate Bungey WA 13.39. Laura Julif WA 13.84; 9. Lara Huston NSW 13.84. Semi 1: (w:+1.1) 1.Tara Holt NSW 13.02Q; 2. Jemma McDowell VIC Final: (w:-1.7) 1. Madeline Woodbridge VIC 12.21;2. Maricor Cuenca NSW 12.30; 3. Laura Verlinden NSW 12.31; 4. 13.21Q; 3. Lucy Newton QLD 13.33Q; 4. Krystal Pertel NSW 13.34; 4. Hannah Wills WA 13.34; 6.Ashleigh Lascelles ACT Natasha Finlay NSW 12.35; 5. Madelin Poke TAS 12.36; 6. Emma Ferguson QLD 12.45; 7. Joanne Stannard WA 12.55; 8. 13.41; 7. Stephanie Capper QLD 13.43; 8. Holly Timms WA 13.88; Semi 2: (w:+0.5) 1. Jess Gulli VIC 13.03Q;2. Helaina Claire Ridley QLD 12.58; 9. Grace Scantlebury QLD 12.67. Bannister QLD 13.08Q; 3.Alison Tremaine NSW 13.17Q; 4. Candice Morley NSW 13.26q; 5. Charlotte Yeates NSW 13.29q; 6. Katherine Crerie WA 13.33; 7. Clare Polkinghorne QLD 13.34; 8. Marissa Ward NSW 13.36. Final: (w:+0.7) 1. 200 metres Heat 1: (w:+2.9) 1. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSW 24.63Q; 2.Angeline Blackburn ACT 25.22Q; 3. Natasha Tara Holt NSW 12.84; 2. Helaina Bannister QLD 12.87; 3. Jess Gulli VIC 12.91;4. Jemma McDowell VIC 13.19;5.Alison Finlay NSW 25.27; 4. Claire Ridley QLD 25.30; 5. Cara Berry NSW 25.80; 6. Narelle Long NT 26.69; 7.Amy Caskey SA Tremaine NSW 13.27; 6. Charlotte Yeates NSW 13.33; 7. Candice Morley NSW 13.47; 8. Lucy Newton QLD 13.52. 27.11; Heat 2: (w:+0.7) 1. Madeline Woodbridge VIC 24.40Q;2. Joanne Stannard WA 24.70Q; 3. Emma Ferguson QLD 24.71q; 4. Laura Verlinden NSW 24.80q; 5. Morgan Deane VIC 25.49;6. Emma Walshe NSW 25.89; 7.Amanda McLean NT 200 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+2.0) 1. Jess Gulli VIC 28.60Q;2.Amanda Morris NSW 29.06Q; 3. Charlotte Yeates 26.23; Heat 3: (w:+0.9) 1. Madelin Poke TAS 24.84Q; 2. Kristen Andrews NSW 24.97Q; 3.Alice Round WA 25.21; 4. NSW 29.77q; 4.Ashleigh Lascelles ACT 30.05; 5.Alexandra Shorter NSW 30.32; 6. Stephanie Capper QLD 30.77; 7. Amanda Morris NSW 25.61; 5. Rosie Kelly SA 26.12; 6. Jessica Orford QLD 26.76; 7. Miranda Rallings QLD 26.91. Final: Kimberley Robinson WA 31.86; Heat 2: (w:+1.8) 1.Alison Tremaine NSW 28.74Q; 2. Hannah Wills WA 29.03Q; 3.Teresa (w:+0.8) 1. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSW 24.54; 2. Madeline Woodbridge VIC 24.67;3. Kristen Andrews NSW 24.77; 4. Harris NSW 29.63q; 4. Evie Maguire VIC 30.11;5.Tara Holt NSW 30.11; 6. Rebecca Clarkson QLD 31.36; 7. Sarah-Jane Joanne Stannard WA 25.14; 5.Angeline Blackburn ACT 25.19; 6. Madelin Poke TAS 25.19; 7. Laura Verlinden NSW 25.25; 8. Power WA 33.48; Heat 3: (w:+1.2) 1. Katherine Crerie WA 29.12Q; 2.Ashlee Rayson WA 29.69Q; 3. Chelsea Hosking Emma Ferguson QLD 25.44. ACT 30.20; 4. Rachael Cullen QLD 30.64; 5. Kellie Petersen QLD 31.19; 6. Sheridan Seekamp SA 32.15; 7. Brittany Knee TAS 33.20. Final: (w:+2.4) 1. Jess Gulli VIC 27.92;2.Alison Tremaine NSW 28.63; 3. Hannah Wills WA 28.65; 4.Amanda 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSW 56.26Q; 2. Zoe Buckman ACT 57.37Q; 3. Caitlin Cheshire QLD Morris NSW 28.70; 5. Katherine Crerie WA 28.83; 6.Teresa Harris NSW 29.60; 7. Charlotte Yeates NSW 29.78; 8.Ashlee 57.91q; 4. Katherine Robb SA 58.17; 5. Monique Hollick WA 58.52; 6. Courtney Guy NSW 59.07; 7. Loren Rowney QLD Rayson WA 29.89. 59.68; Heat 2: 1.Angeline Blackburn ACT 56.70Q; 2.Amanda Morris NSW 58.21Q; 3. Dannielle Gregson WA 58.47; 4. Claudy Spencer VIC 58.55;5.Ashlea Clifton VIC 58.94;6. Nikita Durward QLD 59.25; 7. Skye Drysdale NSW 60.21; Heat 3: 1. Sianne Toemoe NSW 56.84Q;2. Katherine Katsanevakis VIC 57.00Q;3.Alice Round WA 57.47q; 4. Karla Leyden QLD 58.30; 5. Julia Cook NSW 58.61; 6. Laura Rowe SA 60.36; 7. Casey Woodward QLD 63.45. Final: 1. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSW 55.14; 2.Angeline Blackburn ACT 55.95; 3. Zoe Buckman ACT 56.78; 4. Katherine Katsanevakis VIC 57.09; 5. Sianne Toemoe NSW 57.16;6.Alice Round WA 57.71; 7. Caitlin Cheshire QLD 58.42.

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2000 metres Steeplechase 1.Ashlea Gilfillan QLD 7:07.16; 2. Sarah Grahame VIC 7:07.31;3. Holly Pobjie NSW Shot Put 1. Dani Samuels NSW 13.50m; 2. Stacey Vernon VIC 12.78m;3.Vika Lolo NSW 12.73m; 4. Christie Chamberlain 7:13.08; 4. Sarah Londsdale-Cooper QLD 7:19.69; 5. Elizabeth Clarke TAS 7:22.67; 6. Isabella Thomson TAS 7:25.08; 7. NSW 12.36m; 5. Jessica Mansell NSW 12.08m; 6. Kellie Osborne NSW 11.91m; 7. Jessica O'Brien QLD 11.75m; 8. Kristina Rachel Green VIC 7:33.51;8. Natasha Depetro VIC 7:39.50;9. Leanna Golebiowski NSW 7:41.74; 10. Mallory Hughes SA Hekeik NSW 10.80m; 9. Morgan Vosilla NSW 10.74m; 10. Lynsey Cochrane QLD 10.65m; 11. Catherine Spink QLD 7:43.22; 11. Sophie Ireland TAS 7:46.51; 12. Dominie Scott WA 7:49.13; 13. Lizke Le Roux VIC 7:54.41;14. Elizabeth Olayos 10.39m; 12. Donna Breglia WA 9.97m; 13.Ashleigh Althaus QLD 9.79m; 14. Sarah Bennett VIC 9.33m;15. Kimberley Olsen VIC 7:57.52; 15. Rachel Effeney QLD 7:59.48; 16. Simone Boorn-Wells VIC 8:01.30;17. Stephanie Spencer QLD 8:04.36; SA 9.31m; 16. Georgia Baker WA 8.84m; 17. Brittany Knee TAS 8.82m. 18. Jessica Homans QLD 8:08.57; 19. Susan Ailsa Poole QLD 8:08.72; 20. Melinda MacNamara QLD 8:10.49; 21. Margaux Discus Throw 1. Dani Samuels NSW 44.74m; 2. Catherine Spink QLD 42.12m; 3. Stacey Vernon VIC 42.10m;4.Vika Lolo Henzell QLD 8:10.72; 22. Danielle Dietrich VIC 8:23.55;23. Jessica Brewster NSW 8:37.90; 24. Rebecca Nunn QLD NSW 41.49m; 5. Morgan Vosilla NSW 40.24m; 6. Stehpanie Squires QLD 38.17m; 7. Christie Chamberlain NSW 36.38m; 8. 8:39.35. Kellie Osborne NSW 36.32m; 9. Jasmine Trimble NSW 35.57m; 10. Kristy Fidler NSW 33.56m; 11. Natalie Debeljuh VIC 3000 metres Walk 1.Tanya Holliday SA 14:54.30; 2. Jess Rothwell VIC 14:56.11;3. Fiona Alldis NSW 15:07.25; 4. Sibon 33.23m; 12. Jessica Mansell NSW 32.35m; 13. Courtney Janssens VIC 31.46m;14. Lisa Abbott NSW 31.10m; 15. Hayley Fuzzard VIC 15:23.18;5. Siobhan Donovan VIC 15:43.24;6. Lizzy Malcomson TAS 15:58.87; 7. Caitlin Worrall ACT Janssens VIC 29.97m;16.Tessa Leschen WA 27.11m. 16:02.34; 8. Cassandra Staples NSW 16:11.75; 9. Sarah Alexander VIC 16:30.66;10. Dianne Petith QLD 16:39.31; 11.Amy Hammer Throw 1. Dani Samuels NSW 42.82m; 2. Nicole Burow QLD 40.31m; 3. Rachel Dodoo NSW 38.47m; 4. Roddy WA 16:49.64; 12. Jessie Palfreyman VIC 17:08.98;13.Amber Woodforth QLD 17:30.13; 14.Tara Baker-Gabb QLD Natalie Prior NSW 33.64m; 5. Stehpanie Squires QLD 32.43m; 6. Natalie Debeljuh VIC 32.41m;7. Natalie Milne TAS 18:12.03; Chantelle Shorten NSW DNF; Gabrielle D'Agnone WA DQ; Catherine Swann WA DQ. 32.25m; 8. Sarah Anderson QLD 30.97m; 9.Ashliegh Wakeford QLD 27.22m; 10. Natalie Anderson SA 22.88m. 4x100 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Briony Kanard Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen, Laura Verlinden, Laura Emery) 47.97; Javelin Throw 1. Erin Burns NSW 44.80m; 2.Amy Sadler NSW 40.18m; 3. Fiona Plunkett QLD 39.72m; 4. Donna Breglia 2.Western Australia (Larissa Perry, Joanne Stannard, Katherine Crerie,Alice Round) 48.14; 3.Victoria (Angela Byrt, WA 39.51m; 5. Laura Cornford NSW 38.20m; 6. Jessica Mansell NSW 38.04m; 7. Sara Jaric SA 37.57m; 8. Sarah Duncan Sherena Mulgrave, Morgan Deane, Madeline Woodbridge) 48.19; 4. Queensland (Claire Ridley, Emma Ferguson,Tracey QLD 36.68m; 9.Angela Biro QLD 35.05m; 10. Edwina Storer SA 32.26m; 11. Emma Rogers QLD 32.22m; 12. Kimberley Barnett, Grace Scantlebury) 49.09; 5. Northern Territory (Amanda McLean, Prisca Ffoulkes, Narelle Long, Ricquel Cole- Olsen SA 29.42m. Briston) 49.35; 6. South Australia (Rosie Kelly,Amy Caskey, Sheridan Seekamp, Katherine Robb) 50.18; 7.Tasmania (Leah Cooper, Brittany Knee, Lauren Vaessen, Natalie Milne) 53.52. Women Under 14 4x100 metres Relay Schools 1. NSW Endeavour HS (Tara Holt, Maricor Cuenca, Jacinta Doyle,Alicia Willmott) 48.63; 100 metres Heat 1: (w:+0.8) 1. Olivia Tauro NSW 12.28Q; 2. Sarah Wilson QLD 12.93Q; 3. Breanna Eales QLD 13.07; 2.WA Penrhose College (Tarnia Bothe, Kate Bungey, Megan Wheatley, Katherine Crerie) 49.79; 3. NSW Westfields HS 4. Jaimelee Page QLD 13.11; 5. Emily Hurtz NSW 13.12; 6. ACT 13.32; 7. Zara Olekalns SA 13.62; Heat 2: (Kimberley Watton, Cara Berry, Krystal Pertel, Candice Morley) 51.22; 4. QLD Glennie HS (Jamie Conneely, Caroline Fuss, (w:-0.4) 1. Madelyn Austin QLD 12.61Q; 2. Kelsey Carmichael WA 12.80Q; 3. Sarah Mackaway NSW 12.93q; 4. Laura Caitlin Cheshire, Joanna Johnson) 51.34; 5. QLD Moreton Bay College (Jacqueline Russell, Bryony Cornes, Chrysa Nicole Rudaks SA 12.97q; 5. Monique Chirgwin VIC 13.04;6. Hannah Anderson QLD 13.24; 7. Jaclyn Narracott QLD 13.36; Heat Samois,Tracey Barnett) 51.42; 6.VIC Frankston HS (Renee Owen, Meredith Woods,Ambar Baxter, Monique Chirgwin) 3: (w:-0.8) 1. Sarah Thomson NSW 12.79Q; 2. Jennifer Tagney QLD 13.05Q; 3. Rachel Birtles WA 13.07; 4. Jacinta Doyle 52.93; 7.TAS St Patricks College (Anna Smith,Amy Farrell, Laura Bennett Daniela Weinreich) 54.85; 8. QLD Grace NSW 13.18; 5. Jamie Conneely QLD 13.35; 6.Teaghan Bubb VIC 13.44;7. Jane Merry QLD 13.72; 8. Georgia Busuttil SA Lutheran (Lauren Black Gabby McKay Cara McDonnell Tessie Schellein) 54.97. 13.94. Final: (w:+0.4) 1. Olivia Tauro NSW 12.22; 2. Sarah Thomson NSW 12.49; 3. Madelyn Austin QLD 12.52; 4. Sarah Wilson QLD 12.82; 5. Kelsey Carmichael WA 12.87; 6. Sarah Mackaway NSW 12.95; 7. Jennifer Tagney QLD 12.97; 8. 4x200 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Briony Kanard Laura Verlinden, Kristen Andrews, Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen) Laura Rudaks SA 13.01. 1:40.44; 2.Western Australia (Roshaan Francisco, Joanne Stannard,Alice Round, Megan Wheatley) 1:40.60; 3.Victoria (Stephanie Vathis, Claudy Spencer, Katherine Katsanevakis,Angela Byrt) 1:44.50; 4. South Australia (Amy Caskey, Katherine 200 metres Heat 1: (w:-1.3) 1. Olivia Tauro NSW 25.04Q; 2. Madelyn Austin QLD 25.78Q; 3. Jacinta Doyle NSW RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Robb, Laura Rowe, Rosie Kelly) 1:46.07; Queensland (Grace Scantlebury, Jessie Schellein, Emma Ferguson, Claire Ridley) 26.15q; 4.Alicia Keir NSW 26.60; 5. Kelsey Carmichael WA 26.99; 6. Monique Chirgwin VIC 27.10;7. Zara Olekalns SA IN 2003 RESULTS DQ. 27.74; 8. Melissa Breen ACT 28.50; Heat 2: (w:-1.0) 1. Renee Asonitis NSW 25.51Q; 2. Sarah Thomson NSW 26.08Q; 3. Shellie Wilkes NSW 27.00; 4. Chrysa Nicole Samois QLD 27.08; 5. Kara Abood QLD 27.36; 6. Hannah Anderson QLD High Jump 1. Hannah Alderton VIC 1.78m;2. Katherine Robb SA 1.72m; 3.Tenika Demamiel WA 1.68m; 3. Sophia Begg 27.37; 7. Jasmine Angelev WA 27.67; Heat 3: (w:+0.7) 1. Sarah Wilson QLD 26.08Q; 2.Teaghan Bubb VIC 26.37Q;3. NSW 1.68m; 5.Amy Page NSW 1.64m; 6. Sheridan Seekamp SA 1.64m; 7. Clare Cook QLD 1.64m; 7.Amanda-J Allen QLD Jennifer Tagney QLD 26.43q; 4. Emily Hurtz NSW 26.69; 5. Sarah Mackaway NSW 27.03; 6. Laura Rudaks SA 27.28; 7. 1.64m; 7. Hope Watson ACT 1.64m; 10. Natalie Milne TAS 1.64m; 11. Matisse Walkden-Brown QLD 1.60m; 11. Natalie Kelsey Davis ACT 27.57. Final: (w:+1.6) 1. Olivia Tauro NSW 24.72; 2. Renee Asonitis NSW 25.26; 3. Madelyn Austin Brooker QLD 1.60m; 11. Katrina Wetzel QLD 1.60m; 11. Rachel Forbes QLD 1.60m; 11.Veronica Kirby VIC 1.60m;11. QLD 25.28; 4. Sarah Thomson NSW 25.57; 5. Jacinta Doyle NSW 25.81; 6. Sarah Wilson QLD 25.87; 7.Teaghan Bubb VIC Kimberley Olsen SA 1.60m; 17. Lauren Ford VIC 1.60m;17. Nicole Procajlo NSW 1.60m; 19. Hailee Haigh QLD 1.60m; 20. 26.19; 8. Jennifer Tagney QLD 26.28. Stephanie Vathis VIC 1.60m;21. Emma South NSW 1.55m; Rachel Bowman WA NH. 400 metres Heat 1: 1.Alicia Keir NSW 58.17Q; 2. Kellie Petersen QLD 58.93Q; 3. Jane Merry QLD 59.19q; 4.Teaghan Pole Vault 1.Vicky Parnov WA 3.60m; 2. Jamie Scroop SA 3.50m; 3. Jacqui Williams VIC 3.40m;4. Miranda Tiong WA Bubb VIC 59.52q;5.Tara White VIC 59.74;6. Hannah Anderson QLD 61.41; 7. Jasmine Angelev WA 62.51; 8. Rebecca 3.25m; 5. Jasmine Riches WA 3.10m; 5. Zoe Hannah WA 3.10m; 7. Rachel Birtles WA 2.95m; 8. Natalie Anderson SA Williams QLD 64.15; 9. Elena Busuttil SA 64.69; Heat 2: 1. Sarah Wilson QLD 60.16Q; 2. Shellie Wilkes NSW 60.69Q; 3. 2.80m; 8. Sarah Green WA 2.80m; 10. Sonia Weatherley QLD 2.60m; 10. Lisa Kurylowic SA 2.60m; 10. Jenny Sherwood SA Chrysa Nicole Samois QLD 60.78; 4.Tahnee Reynolds Hopkin WA 61.03; 5. Leah Oakhill QLD 61.07; 6. Bianca Toleman 2.60m. QLD 62.16; 7. Joanna Johnson QLD 62.50; 8. Kelsey Davis ACT 63.99; Heat 3: 1. Renee Asonitis NSW 57.43Q; 2. Jessica Long Jump 1. Grace Scantlebury QLD 5.77m(+2.0); 2. Larissa Perry WA 5.67m(+1.1); 3. Lauren Boden ACT 5.64m(+1.5); Stout QLD 61.56Q; 3. Jane Larkin QLD 62.31; 4. Clarissa Hirst NSW 63.03; 5.Alison Morton TAS 64.88; 6.Tegan Nicol 4. Megan Wheatley WA 5.60m(+2.3); 5. Candice Morley NSW 5.54m(+1.3); 6. Jessica McKinnon WA 5.52m(+1.2); 7.Alice QLD 65.62; 7. Laura Ford NSW 70.81. Final: 1. Renee Asonitis NSW 56.33; 2.Alicia Keir NSW 58.07; 3. Sarah Wilson Coddington ACT 5.46m(+1.0); 8. Marissa Ward NSW 5.39m(+1.6); 9. Stephanie Vathis VIC 5.39m(+2.3);10.Amy Sadler QLD 58.35; 4. Kellie Petersen QLD 59.03; 5.Teaghan Bubb VIC 59.34;6. Shellie Wilkes NSW 59.78; 7. Jane Merry QLD NSW 5.34m(+2.2); 11. Sonia Weatherley QLD 5.27m(+1.2); 12.Ashlea Clifton VIC 5.21m(+3.1);13. Paini King QLD 60.09. 5.05m(+0.4); 14. Natalie Kingston VIC 4.85m(+1.1);15. Kimberley Olsen SA 4.84m(+2.0). Triple Jump 1.Alyisha House NSW 12.05m(-1.2); 2.Tenika Demamiel WA 11.80m(+1.1); 3. Lauren Boden ACT 11.71m(+1.4); 4.Ashley McBurney NSW 11.43m(+0.5); 5.Tracey Barnett QLD 11.36m(-0.6); 6. Sonia Weatherley QLD 11.30m(+0.3); 7.Alice Coddington ACT 11.29m(+0.4); 8. Larissa Perry WA 11.21m(-0.2); 9. Kimberley Olsen SA 10.90m(- 1.3); 10. Stephanie Vathis VIC 10.87m(+0.3);11. Rachel Coogan NSW 10.86m(+0.4); 12. Candice Morley NSW 10.81m(- 0.4); 13. Krystal Pertel NSW 10.76m(+0.8); 14. Marissa Ward NSW 10.54m(-0.2); 15. Emma Sweetman WA 9.40m(-0.9).

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800 metres Heat 1: 1. Emily Pluck ACT 2:18.90Q; 2. Kirsty Windisch QLD 2:19.33Q; 3. Chloe Tighe NSW 2:20.52q; 4. Shot Put 1.Vika Lolo NSW 14.08m; 2. Jaymi Schultz QLD 13.33m; 3. Bianca Maurer VIC 11.95m;4. Paris Shuttlewood Emily Bradshaw QLD 2:24.30; 5.Ashley Carroll QLD 2:24.99; 6. Elena Busuttil SA 2:27.07; 7. Grace Ashburn QLD 2:28.22; QLD 11.34m; 5. Michelle Allan NSW 11.15m; 6. Jessica Cameron NSW 11.00m; 7. Kerryn Lomas VIC 10.94m;8. Chelsea 8. Emma Thompson VIC 2:36.56;9. Rachel Mullane NSW 2:44.22; Heat 2: 1. Sally Fitzgibbons NSW 2:23.15Q; 2.Alicia Trimble NSW 10.84m; 9.Ashleigh Bailey WA 10.82m; 10.Ashley Blackburn NSW 10.64m; 11. Kaitlyn Fassina TAS 10.61m; Keir NSW 2:23.80Q; 3.Ambar Baxter VIC 2:26.44;4. Sarah James QLD 2:28.16; 5. Stephanie Montgomery NSW 2:29.34; 12.Tahnee Reynolds Hopkin WA 10.57m; 13. Hannah Vanderwal WA 10.52m; 14. Laura Amiet QLD 10.51m; 15.Alyce 6.Alyce McKenzie QLD 2:30.13; 7.Alison Morton TAS 2:38.04; 8.Amy Francis QLD 2:46.04; Heat 3: 1.Alexandra Ovett Russell NSW 10.42m; 16. Kayla Eastley QLD 10.23m; 17. Katherine Zohrab NSW 10.14m; 18. Katherine Pilmore SA QLD 2:20.93Q; 2. Fiona Pringle QLD 2:21.13Q; 3.Amy Neville NSW 2:21.22q; 4. Norayah Hewitt QLD 2:23.40q; 5. 9.68m; 19. Rachel McConnell QLD 9.53m; 20.Amanda Carpenter NSW 8.85m. Maegan Smith QLD 2:24.81; 6. Jane Merry QLD 2:25.27; 7. Brittany Nash VIC 2:25.53;8. Natalie Logan VIC 2:31.18. Final: Discus Throw 1.Vika Lolo NSW 41.07m; 2. Jaymi Schultz QLD 39.10m; 3. Bianca Maurer VIC 37.09m;4. Kate Nalder 1. Emily Pluck ACT 2:13.64; 2.Alicia Keir NSW 2:14.22; 3.Alexandra Ovett QLD 2:18.38; 4. Kirsty Windisch QLD 2:20.72; QLD 36.44m; 5. Narelle Forth NSW 34.39m; 6. Chelsea Trimble NSW 33.14m; 7. Karen Clarke NSW 32.79m; 8. 5. Fiona Pringle QLD 2:21.70; 6.Amy Neville NSW 2:22.07; 7. Chloe Tighe NSW 2:22.61; 8. Sally Fitzgibbons NSW Katherine Zohrab NSW 32.28m; 9. Jessica Cameron NSW 31.74m; 10. Lucille Holley QLD 31.12m; 11. Emma Cooke 2:28.21; 9. Norayah Hewitt QLD 2:28.83. NSW 28.97m; 12. Jessica Wedd SA 28.27m; 13. Elizabeth Connor QLD 28.00m; 14. Hannah Vanderwal WA 27.08m; 15. 1500 metres 1. Emily Pluck ACT 4:47.58; 2. Chloe Tighe NSW 4:48.70; 3.Alicia Keir NSW 4:49.81; 4. Kirsty Windisch Ashleigh Bailey WA 25.65m; 16. Katherine Pilmore SA 25.05m. QLD 4:51.99; 5. Brittany Nash VIC 4:54.77;6. Norayah Hewitt QLD 4:54.88; 7.Amy Neville NSW 4:55.01; 8. Fiona Pringle Javelin Throw 1. Bianca Maurer VIC 42.24m;2. Hannah Vanderwal WA 40.70m; 3. Sara Jaric SA 39.58m; 4. Lucille Holley QLD 4:55.59; 9. Maegan Smith QLD 5:00.44; 10.Alyce McKenzie QLD 5:00.46; 11. Sally Fitzgibbons NSW 5:02.26; 12. QLD 37.84m; 5.Ashleigh Bailey WA 36.90m; 6. Karen Clarke NSW 36.03m; 7. Elizabeth Connor QLD 35.49m; 8. Rachael Sarah O'Dwyer-Mazur QLD 5:03.00; 13. Sophie Ireland TAS 5:09.92; 14. Elizabeth Chadwick VIC 5:20.32;15. Monique Flowers QLD 34.03m; 9. Narelle Forth NSW 33.07m; 10.Aleesha Cooke NSW 33.01m; 11. Katherine Pilmore SA 32.91m; French QLD 5:22.18; 16. Emma Thompson VIC 5:27.66. 12. Morgan Hayward QLD 32.58m; 13.Tiani Tattam QLD 31.14m; 14. Sally Page NSW 30.85m; 15. Rhiannon Sengul NSW 80 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+1.2) 1. Kellie Petersen QLD 12.98Q; 2. Elyse Van Arkel NSW 13.11Q; 3. Kimberley 29.99m; 16. Jessica Wedd SA 29.22m. Boyce VIC 13.13q;4.Anna Livsey QLD 13.23; 5.Timisha Wenck QLD 13.39; 6. Susanna Iannella NSW 13.49; 7. Natalie Men Under 20 Dyce NSW 13.65; 8. Sally Carter SA 13.77; Heat 2: (w:+2.1) 1. Kelsey Dwyer VIC 12.67Q;2. Jaimelee Page QLD 13.07Q; 3.Vivienne Ligaiviu ACT 13.19; 4.Trudy Thompson NSW 13.39; 5. Bianca Gray SA 13.63; 6. Sarah Whately NSW 13.84; 7. 100 metres (w:-1.7) 1. Gary Finegan QLD 10.88; 2. Nathan Dux VIC 11.04;3. Matthew Chapple NSW 11.30; 4. Sam Jennie Gillman QLD 14.01; 8. Laura Remmers VIC 15.22; Heat 3: (w:+0.4) 1. Jacinta Doyle NSW 12.89Q; 2. Rachel Day Elderfield QLD 11.38; 5. Simon Duykers SA 11.52; 6. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 11.61; 7. Christopher Barakat NSW QLD 12.91Q; 3. Brodie McDowell VIC 13.09q;4. Kimberley Watton NSW 13.22; 5.Alexandra York WA 13.25; 6. Zira 11.61; 8. Shaun Day SA 11.73. Norman QLD 13.38; 7. Emily Hurtz NSW 13.44; 8. Clarissa Hirst NSW 14.15. Final: (w:+2.8) 1. Jacinta Doyle NSW 12.45; 2. Kellie Petersen QLD 12.61; 3. Kelsey Dwyer VIC 12.65;4. Rachel Day QLD 12.80; 5. Brodie McDowell VIC 12.86; 200 metres (w:+1.0) 1. Nathan Dux VIC 22.01;2. Matthew Rickards TAS 22.38; 3. Sam Elderfield QLD 22.53; 4. Simon 6. Jaimelee Page QLD 12.91; 7. Kimberley Boyce VIC 13.29;8. Elyse Van Arkel NSW 17.30. Duykers SA 22.92; 5. Samuel Austin QLD 23.12; 6. Corwin Pusch VIC 23.13;7. Samuel Cryer SA 23.20; 8. Sam Mader SA 23.82. 1500 metres Walk 1. Natalie Duffy NSW 7:23.25; 2. Natalie Laurie VIC 7:26.89;3. Dianne Petith QLD 7:35.43; 4. Natasha Sorensen QLD 7:43.62; 5. Katrina Biteznik NSW 7:50.12; 6. Jacinta Polmear VIC 7:51.91;7. Morgan Hayward 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Sean Wroe VIC 50.03Q;2. Matthew Rickards TAS 50.52Q; 3. Joshua Webb QLD 50.82Q; 4. QLD 7:54.75; 8. Kimberley Tillman NSW 8:00.05; 9. Jessie Palfreyman VIC 8:00.53;10.Anika Holliday SA 8:03.88; 11. Kate Corwin Pusch VIC 51.49q;5. Bradley Chrystie WA 52.69; Heat 2: 1. Gavin Jeffries NSW 49.41Q; 2.Werner Botha QLD Sanford QLD 8:06.96; 12. Katie Lovus VIC 8:10.36;13.Alicia Neylan VIC 8:16.34;14.Aimee Attwell WA 8:19.43;Tara Foran 49.77Q; 3. Ross Ridgewell NSW 50.56Q; 4. Samuel Cryer SA 52.15q; 5. Joseph Hargreaves QLD 53.20. Final: 1. Ross QLD DQ; Danielle Densley-Scott WA DQ;Amy Roddy WA DQ; Gabrielle D'Agnone WA DQ. Ridgewell NSW 48.31; 2. Sean Wroe VIC 48.41;3. Gavin Jeffries NSW 48.90; 4.Werner Botha QLD 49.30; 5. Matthew Rickards TAS 50.44; 6. Corwin Pusch VIC 50.61;Samuel Cryer SA DQ. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Sarah Wilson, Kellie Petersen, Jennifer Tagney, Madelyn Austin) 48.87; 2. New South IN 2003 RESULTS Wales (Emily Hurtz, Sarah Thomson, Olivia Tauro, Sarah Mackaway) 49.23; 3.Western Australia (Kelsey Carmichael, Rachel 800 metres 1. Ross Ridgewell NSW 1:50.39; 2.Werner Botha QLD 1:51.51; 3. Robert Killmier SA 1:52.85; 4.William Birtles, Jasmine Angelev, Paris Keeley) 50.58; 4.Victoria (Kimberley Boyce, Kelsey Dwyer, Monique Chirgwin, Brodie Clarke VIC 1:54.95;5. Mark Shepherd ACT 1:58.22; 6. Peter Donahoe VIC 2:03.18. McDowell) 50.85; 5. South Australia (Bianca Gray, Zara Olekalns, Georgia Busuttil, Laura Rudaks) 52.85; 6.Tasmania (Leah 1500 metres 1. Robert Killmier SA 4:02.90; 2. Zane Holland VIC 4:04.56;3. Brendan Woodman VIC 4:04.96;4. Mark Cooper, Lauren Vaessen, Sophie Ireland,Alison Morton) 55.34. Shepherd ACT 4:06.75; 5. Brian Lyons TAS 4:15.49; 6.Tony Gordon QLD 4:31.20. High Jump 1.Trudy Thompson NSW 1.68m; 2. Laura Punzell QLD 1.65m; 3. Caitlyn Gough NSW 1.62m; 4. Lynece 5000 metres 1. Nathan Brown NSW 15:50.01; 2. Michael Hosking ACT 15:50.27; 3. Brian Lyons TAS 16:15.56; 4.Tony George QLD 1.59m; 5. Sally Carter SA 1.59m; 6. Emily Hurtz NSW 1.59m; 7. Samantha Maykin QLD 1.59m; 8. Jennifer Gordon QLD 17:49.31. Tagney QLD 1.56m; 9. Leah Oakhill QLD 1.56m; 10. Brittany Kelly VIC 1.53m;11. Jessica Stout QLD 1.53m; 12. Laura Ford NSW 1.50m; 13. Claire Doyle NSW 1.50m; 14. Rachel Khaw VIC 1.45m;15. Claire McFeeter QLD 1.45m; 15. Cassie 110 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+2.3) 1. Christopher Matthees WA 14.55Q; 2. Reyhan Waterford ACT 14.72Q; 3. Antunovich WA 1.45m. Christopher Barakat NSW 14.76Q; 4. James Dickson QLD 14.98q; 5. Phillip Havea NSW 15.52; 6.Adam Stone NSW 15.66; 7.Anthony Small QLD 16.42; Heat 2: (w:+0.8) 1. Justin Merlino NSW 14.69Q; 2. Matthew Rickards TAS 14.70Q; 3. Pole Vault 1.Vicky Parnov WA 3.50m; 2. Rachel Birtles WA 3.30m; 3. Sarah Green WA 2.80m; 4. Laura Rudaks SA 2.70m; Simon Byrne QLD 14.74Q; 4. Leigh Bennett NSW 15.26q; 5. James Thom NSW 15.29; 6.Angus Clinton NSW 16.00. 5. Leah Cooper TAS 2.55m; 6. Emily Smith NSW 2.40m; 7. Lauren Vaessen TAS 2.40m; 8. Sian Murace WA 2.20m; 9. Final: (w:+3.1) 1. Simon Byrne QLD 14.62; 2. Matthew Rickards TAS 14.72; 3. Christopher Matthees WA 14.73; 4. Stefania Cola VIC 2.20m;10. Sally Wilson SA 2.00m; 11. Emily Zerella VIC 1.80m;Phoebe Bell QLD NH. Christopher Barakat NSW 14.76; 5. Justin Merlino NSW 14.99; 6. Leigh Bennett NSW 15.24; 7. James Dickson QLD Long Jump 1. Jacinta Doyle NSW 5.49m(+1.5); 2.Tahnee Reynolds Hopkin WA 5.43m(+2.6); 3. Katie Cox QLD 15.29; 8. Reyhan Waterford ACT 15.68. 5.27m(+1.0); 4. Jamie Conneely QLD 5.15m(+1.6); 5. Kimberley Watton NSW 5.13m(+2.6); 6. Emily Hurtz NSW 400 metres Hurdles 1. Joshua Webb QLD 53.30; 2. Matthew Rickards TAS 54.89; 3. Nunu Campos NSW 56.94; 4.Adam 5.11m(+1.7); 7. Jennifer Tagney QLD 5.05m(+1.6); 8. Ellen Kershaw NSW 5.03m(+1.0); 9. Laura Baker VIC 5.00m(+2.7);10. Stone NSW 59.36; 5.Anthony Small QLD 60.24. Hannah Wallace VIC 4.82m(+1.9);11. Paris Keeley WA 4.76m(+1.0); 12. Sally Carter SA 4.68m(+1.6). 2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Zane Holland VIC 6:03.23;2. Michael Hosking ACT 6:04.85; 3. Brendan Woodman VIC Triple Jump 1.Tahnee Reynolds Hopkin WA 11.96m(+1.2); 2. Katie Cox QLD 11.39m(+2.4); 3. Paris Keeley WA 6:15.27; 4. Evan Ritchie VIC 6:16.84;5. Gareth Benic NZL 6:17.28; 6. Johnathan Caseley NZL 6:21.86; 7. Brendan Ridgley 11.19m(+1.8); 4. Sally Carter SA 11.08m(+2.0); 5. Rachel Day QLD 10.88m(+1.4); 6. Catherine Coventry VIC 10.84m(-1.0); QLD 6:26.85; 8. Michael Forster-Greenwo NSW 6:31.89; 9.Aaron Cox QLD 6:47.46; 10.Aaron Humphrey TAS 7:31.41. 7. Jessica Stout QLD 10.71m(+1.5); 8. Laura Baker VIC 10.67m(+1.1);9.Toni Cole WA 10.38m(+2.8); 10.Alana Troy VIC 10.35m(+2.0); 11.Vivienne Ligaiviu ACT 10.24m(+1.7); 12. Rebecca Williams QLD 10.09m(+1.2); 13. Zoe Summerfield VIC 5000 metres Walk 1.Adam Rutter NSW 22:18.02; 2. Ben Perske QLD 22:39.69; 3.Aaron Humphrey TAS 25:07.75; 4. 9.48m(+1.1); 14. Nicole Austin SA 9.31m(+1.7). Benjamin Cleasby WA 25:38.52; Matt Harris SA DQ;Ashley Colquhuon ACT DQ.

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4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Julius Nyambane, Joshua Webb, Sam Elderfield, Heath Goodall) 42.41; 2.Victoria Men Under 18 (Adam Rabone, Nathan Dux, Corwin Pusch, Sean Wroe) 42.48; 3. South Australia (Simon Duykers, Sam Mader, Samuel 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-1.5) 1. Brandan Galic ACT 11.14Q; 2. Henry Mitchell NSW 11.29Q; 3.Aaron Vanderent NSW Cryer, Shaun Day) 44.05; New South Wales (Justin Merlino,Andrew Jhavery, Matthew Chapple, Stirling Wright) DNF; 11.43; 4. Matthew Hammerton QLD 11.49; 5. Jared Sheppard TAS 11.76; 6. Paul Benz SA 12.25; 7. Hayden Goetter QLD Tasmania (Jared Sheppard, Matthew Rickards, Luke Vaessen,Tristan Thomas) DNF. 12.28; Heat 2: (w:NWI) 1. Ben Offereins WA 11.00Q; 2.Tim Rooke VIC 11.02Q;3. Kieran Nielson QLD 11.20q; 4. 4x100 metres Relay Schools 1.TAS Hutchins (Mathew Creese,Tristan Thomas,Tom Ryan,Jared Sheppard) 43.65; 2. Robert Marks NSW 11.27q; 5. Brett Robinson NSW 11.39; 6. Chris McLean SA 11.51; 7. Sal Di Salvo QLD 11.61; 8. TAS Guilford Young College (George Miller, Matthew Rickards,Andrew Lemm, Heath Adams) 44.17; 3. NSW Westfields Mathew Creese TAS 11.62; Heat 3: (w:-1.1) 1. Matt Lynch NSW 11.19Q; 2. Brett Stapleton QLD 11.20Q; 3. Rick Toskas HS (Robert Boateng, Robert Marks, Jeremy Cocks, Jarryd Hayne) 44.26; 4. SA Trinity College (Paul Benz, Samuel Cryer, VIC 11.60; 4. Stephen Sheppard ACT 11.63; 5.Andrew Storer WA 11.70; 6. Robert Boateng NSW 11.73; 7. Luke Heron Ben Rogers, Ben Guerin) 45.43; 5. SA Kings Baptist College (Eric VanRyswyk, Daniel Brodie, Brett Sheldon, Maroucio NSW 12.09; 8. Matthew Brown NSW 12.31. Final: (w:-1.2) 1. Brett Stapleton QLD 10.96; 2. Brandan Galic ACT 10.98; 3. Parada) 47.78; NSW Kingscliff (Matthew Brown,Adrian Gambetta, Michael Ashburn, Luke Heron) DQ. Tim Rooke VIC 11.06;4. Matt Lynch NSW 11.07; 5. Ben Offereins WA 11.19; 6. Henry Mitchell NSW 11.21; 7. Robert Marks NSW 11.49; 8. Kieran Nielson QLD 11.65. 4x400 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Joel Milburn, Craig Martin,Warwick Mackenzie, Gavin Jeffries) 3:17.14; 2. Queensland (Ben Henderson, Pasenadee Rubasinghe, Matthew Bennetts,Werner Botha) 3:17.50; 3.Tasmania (Jared 200 metres Heat 1: (w:+1.2) 1. Matt Lynch NSW 21.78Q; 2.Aaron Vanderent NSW 21.85Q; 3. Nicholas Boylett QLD Sheppard,Tristan Thomas, Matthew Rickards, Luke Vaessen) 3:19.96; 4.Victoria (Corwin Pusch, Michael Keenan, Sean 21.86q; 4. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 22.09; 5. Stephen Sheppard ACT 22.15; 6. Brett Robinson NSW 22.42; 7. Jared Wroe, Robert Vattovaz) 3:25.62; 5. South Australia (Samuel Cryer, Robert Killmier, James Boden, Sam Mader) 3:31.97; 6. Sheppard TAS 22.78; 8.Adrian Gambetta NSW 22.89; 9.Adam Stewart SA 23.14; Heat 2: (w:-1.2) 1. Brett Stapleton QLD Western Australia (Andrew Storer, Stephen Snowdon, Callan Kneale, Zack Holmes) 3:44.03. 22.07Q; 1. Henry Mitchell NSW 22.07Q; 3. Juan Goebel QLD 22.24; 4. Kieran Nielson QLD 22.93; 5. Mitchell Stanton QLD 22.99; 6. Christian Romanelli VIC 23.07;Michael Ashburn NSW DQ; Heat 3: (w:+1.1) 1. Ben Offereins WA 21.61Q; High Jump 1. Ben Rickards TAS 2.04m; 2. Dean Wood NSW 2.00m; 3. Robert Cracknell TAS 1.95m; 4. James Dickson 2. Brandan Galic ACT 21.69Q; 3.Tim Rooke VIC 21.80q;4. Joel Milburn NSW 22.03; 5.Warwick Mackenzie NSW 22.51; 6. QLD 1.95m; 5. John Peavey VIC 1.90m;6. Bradley James NSW 1.90m; 7. Reyhan Waterford ACT 1.90m; 8. David White VIC Gregory Goode NSW 23.02; 7. Michael Kleinau QLD 23.08; 8. Cameron Maxwell SA 23.39. Final: (w:+1.9) 1. Brandan 1.80m. Galic ACT 21.54; 2. Matt Lynch NSW 21.54; 3. Ben Offereins WA 21.59; 4. Henry Mitchell NSW 21.70; 5. Nicholas Boylett Pole Vault 1. Joel Pocklington VIC 4.75m;2.Anthony Simons SA 4.20m; 2. Damian Mark Dickson QLD 4.20m; 4. Matthew QLD 21.71; 6.Tim Rooke VIC 21.72;7. Brett Stapleton QLD 21.80; 8.Aaron Vanderent NSW 21.89. Boyd QLD 4.20m; 5. Bruce Kupfer QLD 4.00m; 6.Alexander Gerrard SA 3.80m; 7. Daniel Grey NSW 3.40m; 8. Ben Palise 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Nicholas Boylett QLD 49.06Q; 2. Joel Milburn NSW 49.29Q; 3. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD QLD 3.40m; Lindsay Pye NSW NH. 49.71q; 4. Matthew Bennetts QLD 50.13; 5. Jared Sheppard TAS 50.15; 6. Cameron Maxwell SA 50.82; 7.Warwick Long Jump 1. Chris Noffke QLD 7.29m(+0.4); 2. Matt Lynch NSW 6.95m(+0.8); 3. Luke Vaessen TAS 6.93m(+1.2); 4. Mackenzie NSW 50.98; Heat 2: 1.Tim Rooke VIC 49.29Q;2. NSW 49.56Q; 3. Harrison Humphries Bruce Kupfer QLD 6.88m(+1.9); 5.Andrew Storer WA 6.85m(+0.6); 6. Mark Howard NSW 6.84m(+0.6); 7. Darren Boulet QLD 49.70q; 4. Brett Zamudio NSW 50.20; 5. Ben Henderson QLD 50.88; 6. Gregory Goode NSW 52.06; 7. George NSW 6.73m(+0.3); 8. Christopher Barakat NSW 6.73m(+1.0); 9. Sam Mader SA 5.13m(-1.6);Adam Rabone VIC NM. Miller TAS 53.37; Heat 3: 1.Andrew Scully NSW 49.28Q; 2. Juan Goebel QLD 49.42Q; 3. Christian Romanelli VIC 49.86; 4. Nunu Campos NSW 50.18; 5. Mitchell Stanton QLD 50.52; 6. Craig Martin NSW 51.00. Final: 1. Joel Milburn NSW Triple Jump 1. SA 16.06m(+1.1); 2. Mark Howard NSW 14.84m(+2.2); 3. Darren Boulet NSW 47.73; 2. Nicholas Boylett QLD 48.75; 3.Tim Rooke VIC 48.83;4. Juan Goebel QLD 49.08; 5. Harrison Humphries QLD 14.12m(+1.2); 4. Scott McLeod Robertso QLD 14.04m(-1.0); 5. Paddy O'Donoghue NSW 13.99m(+1.1); 6.Adam Rabone 49.37; 6.Andrew Scully NSW 49.72; 7. Lachlan Renshaw NSW 49.82; 8. Pasenadee Rubasinghe QLD 50.23. VIC 13.77m(+1.4); 7. Dwain Weyers QLD 13.39m(+1.0); 8. Shaun Day SA 13.23m(+1.5). 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Lachlan Renshaw NSW 1:56.41Q; 2. Carl McKenzie NZL 1:56.96Q; 3. Michael Keenan VIC Shot Put 1. Christopher Hanley QLD 16.85m; 2. Ryan Phillips QLD 16.58m; 3. Nicholas Kipriotis NSW 15.15m; 4. 1:58.91; 4.Andrew Foote QLD 2:01.23; 5.Adrian Hart QLD 2:01.93; 6. Nicholas Connellan VIC 2:02.48; Heat 2: 1. Stuart RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Gregory Koliopoulos NSW 14.54m; 5. Josh Lloyd VIC 13.74m;6. Richard Holt QLD 12.81m; 7. Stephen Tyssen QLD Graham NSW 1:59.65Q; 2.Adam Graham QLD 1:59.71Q; 3. Ian Bottomley VIC 1:59.81;4. Joe Edgley TAS 2:02.00; 5. IN 2003 RESULTS 12.19m; 8. Ben Leslie NSW 11.97m; 9. Dorian Kipriotis NSW 11.77m; 10. Brendan Peeters QLD 11.51m; 11.Adam Mathieson Robert ACT 2:03.85; 6. Simon Kennewell SA 2:04.51; Heat 3: 1. Matthew Hammond-Moro NSW 1:55.99Q; 2. Cockshell SA 11.39m; 12. Christian O'Dea QLD 11.34m; 13. Matthew Sawaszenko NSW 9.53m. Daniel Moses NZL 1:57.97Q; 3. Daniel Craig QLD 1:58.17q; 4. Stephen Snowdon WA 2:01.99; 5. Richard Burbury TAS Discus Throw 1. Chris Forth NSW 46.94m; 2. Callum Bruhn QLD 45.04m; 3. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 44.90m; 4. Ben 2:06.97;Alex de Greenlaw VIC DQ; Heat 4: 1. Brad Woods NSW 1:56.48Q; 2. Dane Frey VIC 1:56.72Q;3. Murray Cranney NSW 43.63m; 5. Ben Leslie NSW 42.31m; 6. Glenn Duggan NSW 42.08m; 7. Mark Chapman NSW 38.92m; 8. Goodwin QLD 1:58.45; 4. Gavin Mace TAS 1:59.24; 5. Liam Moss QLD 2:02.08; 6.Tim Bryant SA 2:05.17; 7. Scott Matthew Sawaszenko NSW 38.55m; 9. Stephen Tyssen QLD 36.05m; 10. James Hanisch SA 35.29m; 11.Arion Wood NSW Tomlinson ACT 2:06.09. Final: 1. Brad Woods NSW 1:51.96; 2.Adam Graham QLD 1:53.11; 3. Matthew Hammond-Moro 33.76m; 12. Brendan Peeters QLD 32.02m; 13.Trent Hobbs NSW 30.74m; 14. Bradley Lowe NSW 28.93m. NSW 1:53.24; 4. Carl McKenzie NZL 1:53.67; 5. Daniel Moses NZL 1:54.40; 6. Stuart Graham NSW 1:58.17; 7. Daniel Craig QLD 2:04.82. Hammer Throw 1. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 67.14m; 2.Trent Hobbs NSW 40.92m; 3. Mark Scopacasa SA 40.90m; 4. Christian O'Dea QLD 40.06m; 5.Arion Wood NSW 38.27m; 6.Travis Wieck QLD 35.94m; 7. Patrick Beevor SA 35.71m. 1500 metres 1. Dane Frey VIC 3:57.90;2. James Matthews NSW 3:59.48; 3. Nicholas Davis QLD 4:00.54; 4.Tom Rischbieth SA 4:01.42; 5.Travis Prigg NSW 4:01.92; 6.Adam Graham QLD 4:07.18; 7. David Clark TAS 4:07.58; 8. Shannon Javelin Throw 1. Matthew Outzen NSW 61.87m; 2.Andrew Fogarty QLD 60.50m; 3. Matthew Boan QLD 59.27m; 4. Delaney NSW 4:07.98; 9. Brad Woods NSW 4:12.57; 10. Stephen Snowdon WA 4:14.86; Carl McKenzie NZL DNF. Jeremy Cocks NSW 58.74m; 5. Jason Seng QLD 57.35m; 6. Blake Althaus QLD 54.62m; 7. Christopher Hanley QLD 52.51m; 8.Anthony Watkins NSW 52.39m; 9. Gary Blunt QLD 50.64m; 10. Stuart Wuttke SA 49.10m; 11.Allan Lindley 3000 metres 1. David McNeill VIC 8:36.57;2. Liam Adams VIC 8:38.17;3. Nicholas Davis QLD 8:48.65; 4. James QLD 46.43m; 12. Daryl Porter SA 45.17m. Matthews NSW 8:52.01; 5.Travis Prigg NSW 8:53.69; 6. Dean Locke VIC 8:55.27;7.Thomas Do Canto NSW 8:58.43; 8. Robert Boadle VIC 9:03.01;9. Daniel Craig QLD 9:12.27; 10. Lachlan McDonell NSW 9:13.18; 11. Matthew Pratt NSW Combined Event 1. Bruce Kupfer QLD 6799 (11.16(+1.1), 7.23m(+2.1), 12.88m, 2.00m, 51.55, 16.04(+0.6), 40.66m, 9:14.09; 12.Vladimir Kravchenko NSW 9:17.40; 13. Hayden Butt TAS 9:18.43; 14. Julian Lennon WA 9:19.11; 15.Timothy 4.00m, 37.80m, 5:17.29); 2. Chris Johnson WA 5658 (11.49(+1.1), NM, 12.05m, 1.82m, 53.42, 15.01(+0.6), 38.46m, 4.00m, George QLD 9:19.14; 16. David Strickland QLD 9:28.08; 17. Stephen Snowdon WA 9:41.78; 18.Alex Humphrey TAS 39.37m, 5:18.96); 3. Matthew Harris NSW 5220 (11.78(+1.1), 5.94m(+2.8), 10.18m, 1.70m, 53.16, 17.31(+0.6), 30.89m, 9:43.20; 19. Corey Noble NSW 9:49.84; 20. Keegan Urry QLD 10:08.74; Nicholas Walker NSW DNF;Timothy Page NSW 2.90m, 32.44m, 5:11.61); 4.Andrew Boudrie VIC 5016 (11.79(+1.1),5.92m(+2.1), 8.29m, 1.79m, 53.74, 18.08(+0.6), 19.98m, DNF. 3.40m, 39.49m, 5:25.71).

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110 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+1.5) 1. Benjamin Mumby QLD 14.04Q; 2.Tristan Thomas TAS 14.25Q; 3. Leigh Pole Vault 1. Damian Mark Dickson QLD 4.60m; 2. Joel Pocklington VIC 4.50m;3.Anthony Simons SA 4.40m; 4. Matthew Bennett NSW 14.90Q; 4.Thomas Satherley NZL 14.98q; 5. Ryan Silke QLD 15.47; 6. Kiel Mannix NSW 15.50; Heat 2: Boyd QLD 4.15m; 5. Lindsay Pye NSW 4.15m; 6.Tyran Mowbray SA 4.15m; 7. Chris Johnson WA 4.00m; 8.Timothy (w:+1.0) 1. Simon Byrne QLD 14.20Q; 2.Aaron Vanderent NSW 14.39Q; 3. Christopher Matthees WA 14.52Q; 4. Damian McWaters SA 3.70m; 9. Dion Pocklington VIC 3.50m;9.Tych McSwain WA 3.50m; 11. Ben Palise QLD 3.50m; 12. Jason Raper NSW 14.59q; 5. Kyle Rasti VIC 14.60q;6.Angus Rankin NSW 14.65q; 7.Alastair Blaine TAS 15.02q; 8. Jamal Box Grey NSW 3.10m. NSW 16.98; Heat 3: (w:+0.7) 1. Greg Wynne QLD 14.52Q; 2. Philip Smith NSW 14.57Q; 3.Allex Molineaux QLD Long Jump 1. Chris Noffke QLD 7.31m(+3.0); 2.Andrew Storer WA 7.22m(+1.5); 3. Matt Lynch NSW 7.21m(+4.2); 4. 15.08Q; 4. Imran Zeed VIC 15.31q;5. Gareth Jubb TAS 15.34; 6. Damian Mark Dickson QLD 16.00; 7. Myles Engelen NSW QLD 6.79m(+2.9); 5. Brendan Maher VIC 6.74m(+1.3);6. Cameron Chin NT 6.69m(+2.9); 7. Isaac 16.40; Stephen Smith NSW DQ; Heat 4: (w:+1.8) 1. Sam Powis NSW 14.41Q; 2. Dwain Weyers QLD 14.76Q; 3. James Simon NSW 6.67m(+3.4); 8. Randika Senadheera VIC 6.62m(+2.1);9. Ben Guerin SA 6.46m(+1.5); 10. Nick Bennett QLD Baumeister SA 15.03Q; 4. Scott Dawson VIC 15.46;5. Shane Lahey QLD 15.50; 6.Aaron Bowers WA 15.79; 7. Nick 6.45m(+1.7); 11. Luke Vaessen TAS 6.39m(+1.3); 12. Luke Jacenko NSW 6.29m(+1.1); 13.Aidan Mol SA 6.17m(+2.5). Bennett QLD 16.16; 8.Antony Drinkwater-Newm QLD 16.39. Semi 1: (w:+1.6) 1.Tristan Thomas TAS 14.21Q; 2. Christopher Matthees WA 14.25Q; 3. Benjamin Mumby QLD 14.29Q; 4. Damian Raper NSW 14.45q; 5.Thomas Satherley Triple Jump 1.Wally Meekin WA 14.55m(+3.4); 2. Randika Senadheera VIC 14.35m(+1.4);3. Scott McLeod Robertso NZL 14.46q; 6.Allex Molineaux QLD 14.53; 7. Greg Wynne QLD 14.73; 8. Dwain Weyers QLD 14.89; Semi 2: (w:+0.6) 1. QLD 14.15m(+2.4); 4. Robert Crowther QLD 14.14m(+2.0); 5. Paddy O'Donoghue NSW 13.90m(+1.6); 6. Ryan Silke Sam Powis NSW 14.29Q; 2. Simon Byrne QLD 14.35Q; 3. Kyle Rasti VIC 14.51Q;4.Angus Rankin NSW 14.60; 5. Philip QLD 13.87m(+2.9); 7. Dean Wood NSW 13.87m(+2.9); 8. Lee Hofmann QLD 13.61m(+1.6); 9. Dwain Weyers QLD Smith NSW 14.83; 6. Leigh Bennett NSW 14.91; 7. James Baumeister SA 15.01. Final: (w:+2.4) 1. Benjamin Mumby QLD 13.48m(+3.9); 10.Aidan Mol SA 13.47m(+1.6); 11. Nicolas Robin VIC 13.06m(+1.7);12. Leigh Vlassis SA 11.99m(+1.4). 13.87; 2. Simon Byrne QLD 13.96; 3. Sam Powis NSW 14.07; 4. Christopher Matthees WA 14.22; 5. Damian Raper NSW 14.26; 6.Thomas Satherley NZL 14.54; 7.Tristan Thomas TAS 26.77; Kyle Rasti VIC DQ. Shot Put 1. Ryan Phillips QLD 18.73m; 2. Nicholas Andrianakos NSW 17.12m; 3. Nicholas Kipriotis NSW 16.98m; 4. Anthony Dorrell NSW 16.71m; 5. Blake Althaus QLD 16.68m; 6. Sean Baker QLD 16.50m; 7.Andrew West NSW 16.35m; 400 metres Hurdles Heat 1: 1.Tristan Thomas TAS 53.91Q; 2. Robert Vattovaz VIC 54.23Q;3. Paul Mellers QLD 58.41; 8. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 15.90m; 9.Timothy QLD 15.39m; 10. Dorian Kipriotis NSW 14.85m; 11.Todd 4. Kiel Mannix NSW 59.53; 5. Ryan Gilliman QLD 59.88; 6.Antony Drinkwater-Newm QLD 61.58; Jason Graham VIC DQ; Hodgetts TAS 14.84m; 12. Ben Cranney NSW 14.65m; 13.Adam Manson VIC 14.46m;14.Toby Fawson QLD 14.45m; 15. Heat 2: 1. Benjamin Mumby QLD 55.46Q; 2. Craig Martin NSW 55.61Q; 3. James Roff NSW 56.13; 4.Alastair Blaine TAS Joshua Forster VIC 13.81m;16.William Smith VIC 13.64m;17.Trent Hines QLD 13.37m; 18. Steven Wiasak VIC 13.34m; 57.39; 5. Scott Dawson VIC 58.20;6. Philip Smith NSW 58.59; 7.Tim Langridge NSW 58.78; Heat 3: 1. Bruce Long NZL 19.Adam Cockshell SA 12.29m; 20. Patrick Beevor SA 12.17m; 21. Kyle Chrystie WA 12.01m. 55.52Q; 2. Stephen Smith NSW 56.77Q; 3. Daniel Gardner QLD 56.96; 4.Thomas Lambert SA 57.13; 5. Murray Goodwin QLD 57.52; 6. Brendan Maher VIC 57.58;7. Daniel Krebs WA 59.49; Heat 4: 1.Allex Molineaux QLD 54.14Q; 2. Felipe Discus Throw 1. Ben Cranney NSW 49.97m; 2. Sean Baker QLD 49.74m; 3. Christopher Mikkelson NSW 49.73m; 4. De Castro Cruz WA 55.43Q; 3. Leigh Bennett NSW 55.55q; 4. Stephen Andreazza NSW 55.84; 5.Thomas Satherley NZL Blake Althaus QLD 49.63m; 5. Glenn Duggan NSW 49.47m; 6. Stephan Nel QLD 49.30m; 7.Thomas Bell QLD 49.15m; 8. 55.97; 6. Imran Zeed VIC 56.32;7. James Woodcraft QLD 60.05; 8. Daniel Brodie SA 62.37. Final: 1.Tristan Thomas TAS Carl Dorman QLD 48.88m; 9.Andrew West NSW 48.17m; 10. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 47.01m; 11. Callum Bruhn QLD 52.44; 2. Robert Vattovaz VIC 53.19;3. Bruce Long NZL 54.13; 4. Leigh Bennett NSW 54.87; 5. Felipe De Castro Cruz WA 46.07m; 12. Nicholas Kipriotis NSW 45.54m; 13. Scott Findlatter QLD 42.93m; 14. Ryan Phillips QLD 42.36m; 15. Dorian 54.90; 6. Benjamin Mumby QLD 54.91; 7. Stephen Smith NSW 56.94; 8. Craig Martin NSW 57.08; 9.Allex Molineaux QLD Kipriotis NSW 41.83m; 16.Arion Wood NSW 39.95m; 17. Patrick Beevor SA 35.06m; 18.Tyson Wills TAS 31.71m; Steven 58.96. Wiasak VIC NM. 2000 metres Steeplechase 1.Travis Prigg NSW 6:02.96; 2. Ben Rogers SA 6:09.51; 3. Morgan Rahe QLD 6:12.87; 4. Hammer Throw 1. Simon Wardhaugh QLD 68.90m; 2. Christian O'Dea QLD 49.18m; 3. Nicholas Summerville NSW Luke Swenson QLD 6:12.95; 5.Tom Rischbieth SA 6:15.51;6. Gareth Benic NZL 6:20.89; 7. Scott Tomlinson ACT 6:21.91; 48.30m; 4. Dwain Weyers QLD 47.45m; 5. Mark Scopacasa SA 45.94m; 6. Joshua Forster VIC 45.11m;7. Steven Wiasak VIC 8. Robert Boadle VIC 6:22.38;9.Aidan Hobbs NSW 6:22.57; 10. Joel Dressler VIC 6:26.79;11. Julian Lennon WA 6:30.14; 44.04m; 8. Leigh Patrick SA 39.78m; 9.Todd Hodgetts TAS 35.99m; Colin Harris NSW NM;Arion Wood NSW NM. 12. Matthew Pratt NSW 6:31.55; 13.Adam Watkins NZL 6:32.50; 14. Steven Pascoe QLD 6:34.36; 15. Kyal Shepard SA Javelin Throw 1. Darren Barrett QLD 65.82m; 2.Adam Cockshell SA 64.05m; 3. Jeremy Cocks NSW 62.29m; 4. Matthew RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 6:39.47; 16. Keegan Urry QLD 6:41.58; 17. Corey Noble NSW 6:43.83; 18. Joshua Nebe QLD 6:47.34; 19.Timothy Bartle Boan QLD 61.15m; 5. Nathan Burgess VIC 60.57m;6. Matthew Outzen NSW 60.42m; 7. James Creswick NSW 59.48m; 8. IN 2003 RESULTS VIC 6:50.17; 20. Matthew Spangher VIC 6:51.78;21. Matthew Russell NSW 6:54.72; 22. Ben Secomb QLD 7:04.74. Gary Blunt QLD 56.34m; 9. Michael Trinco NSW 54.43m; 10. Daryl Porter SA 54.23m; 11. Blake Althaus QLD 52.85m; 12. 3000 metres Walk 1.Adam Rutter NSW 12:12.99; 2. Ben Perske QLD 12:40.66; 3. Matt Harris SA 13:50.94; 4. Brendon Nicholas King VIC 49.52m;13.Toby Fawson QLD 49.49m. Reading ACT 13:52.79; 5. Blake Egelton NSW 14:04.43; 6.Ashley Colquhuon ACT 14:17.02; 7. Gregorz Wolszczak SA Men Under 16 14:20.21; 8. Daniel Coleman TAS 14:26.18; 9.Aaron Humphrey TAS 14:34.40; 10. Glen Sellen NSW 14:48.25; Benjamin Cleasby WA DQ. 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-0.5) 1. Lars Hansen QLD 11.36Q; 2. Michael Bolton VIC 11.38Q;3. Matt Carter VIC 11.41Q;4. Lucas Mata WA 11.52; 5. Bradley Ellis NSW 11.66; 6. David Laurie QLD 11.69; Heat 2: (w:NWI) 1. Ken Bridger QLD 4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (Pasenadee Rubasinghe, Nicholas Boylett, Kieran Nielson, Brett Stapleton) 42.19; 2. 11.14Q; 2. Heath Goodall QLD 11.17Q; 3.Todd Bateman SA 11.24Q; 4. Joshua Ross VIC 11.42q;5. Liam Humphrys NSW Western Australia (Christopher Matthees, Ben Offereins, Chris Johnson,Andrew Storer) 43.05; 3. South Australia (Thomas 11.47q; 6. Michael Napoli NSW 11.76; 7.Ashley Evans QLD 11.82; 8.Tom Ryan TAS 11.82. Final: (w:+0.1) 1. Heath Lambert, Cameron Maxwell,Adam Stewart, Chris McLean) 43.18; 4.Victoria (Pryce Butson, Rick Toskas,Patrick Sham Goodall QLD 10.95; 2. Ken Bridger QLD 11.04; 3. Matt Carter VIC 11.16;4. Michael Bolton VIC 11.18;5.Todd Bateman Yuen, Ryan Anderson) 44.33; 5.Tasmania (Alastair Blaine, Gareth Jubb,Aaron Humphrey, Robert Cracknell) 45.47; New SA 11.20; 6. Lars Hansen QLD 11.24; 7. Joshua Ross VIC 11.25;8. Liam Humphrys NSW 11.45. South Wales (Isaac Simon, Henry Mitchell, Gregory Goode, Matt Lynch) DQ. 200 metres Heat 1: (w:+2.7) 1. Matt Carter VIC 22.15Q;2.Todd Bateman SA 22.21Q; 3. Ken Bridger QLD 22.26q; 4. 4x400 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Brett Zamudio,Andrew Scully, Nunu Campos, Lachlan Renshaw) 3:20.25; 2. Rhys Thumbadoo NSW 22.75q; 5.Tristan Garrett NSW 22.78; 6. Dale Jenner NSW 22.81; 7. Rodney Davies QLD 23.87; Queensland (Harrison Humphries, Nicholas Boylett, Brett Stapleton, Juan Goebel) 3:20.31; 3.Victoria (Christian Romanelli, Heat 2: (w:+1.0) 1. Joshua Ross VIC 22.41Q;2. Lars Hansen QLD 22.74Q; 3.Alexander Bubner SA 22.79; 4. Sam Voss VIC Jason Graham, Brendan Maher, David Teasdale) 3:20.85;4.Western Australia (Felipe De Castro Cruz, Christopher Masten, 23.14; 5. Michael Napoli NSW 23.30; 6. Ryan Korch NSW 23.60; 7. Elliot Maher TAS 26.05; Heat 3: (w:+1.2) 1. Michael Christopher Matthees, Ben Offereins) 3:22.12; 5. New Zealand (Thomas Satherley, Daniel Moses,Adam Watkins, Bruce Bolton VIC 22.51Q;2. Bradley Ellis NSW 22.67Q; 3. David Laurie QLD 22.84; 4. Sidney Djite NSW 23.39; 5. Matthew Long) 3:27.61; 6. South Australia (Thomas Lambert, Cameron Maxwell, Jace Bode, Simon Kennewell) 3:28.41; 7.Tasmania Pereira WA 23.42; 6. Liam Humphrys NSW 23.79. Final: (w:0.0) 1.Todd Bateman SA 22.17; 2. Ken Bridger QLD 22.50; 3. (Aaron Humphrey, Gareth Jubb, Ben Rickards, Gavin Mace) 3:40.35. Matt Carter VIC 22.75;4. Joshua Ross VIC 22.85;5. Michael Bolton VIC 23.09;6. Bradley Ellis NSW 23.18; 7. Lars Hansen High Jump 1. David Baskin VIC 2.05m;2. Nate Roffey QLD 2.02m; 3. Cal Pearce QLD 2.02m; 4.Alex Matafonov NSW QLD 23.21; 8. Rhys Thumbadoo NSW 23.32. 1.99m; 5. Chris Armet VIC 1.95m;6. Dean Wood NSW 1.90m; 7. Robert Cracknell TAS 1.90m; 8.Tyron Harvey QLD 1.90m; 9. Jamal Box NSW 1.90m; 10. Sam Giatrakos SA 1.85m; 11. Sam Heller SA 1.80m; 12. Henry Allwright TAS 1.75m; Stephen Eddington TAS NH.

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400 metres Heat 1: 1. Brendan Watt ACT 50.50Q; 2. Rhys Thumbadoo NSW 51.16Q; 3. Justin Evans VIC 51.52Q;4. 200 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+1.9) 1. Lachlan Stanton QLD 25.22Q; 2.Alexander Bubner SA 26.31Q; 3. Eoin Quinn Ryan Woods VIC 52.09q;5. Pryce Butson VIC 53.26;6.Tyson Smith QLD 53.30; Matthew Pereira WA DQ; Heat 2: 1. QLD 27.38q; 4. Ben Khongbut VIC 27.81;5. Reuban Butler QLD 28.34; 6.Adam Goncalves NSW 28.52; 7. Blair Kean TAS Daniel Comparini NSW 50.50Q; 2.Tristan Garrett NSW 50.52Q; 3. James D'Alfonso VIC 51.24Q;4. Jamie Kauika NZL 29.26; Heat 2: (w:+1.3) 1. Brett Watton NSW 25.74Q; 2. Mark Watts NSW 26.12Q; 3. Jason Barbe NSW 27.31q; 4. 52.40q; 5. Matthew Mullins QLD 52.64q; 6. Sam Arthur VIC 53.66;David Teasdale VIC DQ; Heat 3: 1. Dylan Grant QLD Andrew Bate QLD 27.49; 5.Timothy Scott VIC 28.35;6. Dean Petersen QLD 28.71; 7. Stephen Spina ACT 28.71; 8. 51.94Q; 2. Jason Poon VIC 52.39Q;3. Samuel Maxwell QLD 52.63Q; 4. Benjamin Sturges WA 53.33; 5. Michael Napoli Christopher Legg NSW 29.26; Heat 3: (w:+1.8) 1. Ben Rickards TAS 25.82Q; 2. Christopher Watson QLD 26.51Q; 3. NSW 55.85; 6. Matthew Harris NSW 59.38;Alex Kostov VIC DQ; Heat 4: 1. Stephen McCarthy QLD 51.25Q; 2. Sam Matthew Sloan SA 26.67q; 4. Daniel Small NSW 27.13q; 5. Neil Weyers QLD 27.93; 6. Jed Peisley NSW 28.48; 7. Zac Voss VIC 51.98Q;3. Michael McPherson VIC 52.14Q;4. Christopher Masten WA 52.30q; 5. Jamie Bittner SA 53.23; 6. Sam Farrow WA 28.60; Heat 4: (w:+2.3) 1. Jarryd Hayne NSW 26.61Q; 2. Simon Bell SA 27.06Q; 3. Mitchell Watson QLD Smith TAS 53.31; 7. Ben Williams NSW 53.39; 8. Joshua Atkins NSW 53.65. Semi 1: 1. Dylan Grant QLD 50.42Q; 2. 27.28q; 4. Dustin Spence QLD 27.42q; 5. Christopher Binks QLD 27.72; 6. Leo Dulay NSW 27.92; 7. Sam Streeter QLD Daniel Comparini NSW 50.59Q; 3.Tristan Garrett NSW 50.65Q; 4. James D'Alfonso VIC 51.28q;5. Jason Poon VIC 51.80; 28.20; 8. Callan Kneale WA 28.73; Heat 5: (w:+1.1) 1. Peter Ulbrich QLD 26.14Q; 2. Jordan Reis ACT 26.77Q; 3. Joel 6. Samuel Maxwell QLD 52.60; Ryan Woods VIC DQ; Semi 2: 1. Brendan Watt ACT 50.59Q; 2. Sam Voss VIC 50.98Q; 3. Bazley NSW 27.74; 4. Michael Leask WA 27.86; 5. Daniel Taylor NSW 28.03; 6. Stuart Rooke VIC 28.20;7. Raymond Stephen McCarthy QLD 51.11Q; 4. Rhys Thumbadoo NSW 51.13q; 5. Michael McPherson VIC 51.51;6. Justin Evans VIC Garrett QLD 28.86; 8. Daniel McKay VIC 28.87. Semi 1: (w:+0.7) 1. Lachlan Stanton QLD 25.26Q; 2. Jarryd Hayne NSW 51.92; 7. Jamie Kauika NZL 52.29; 8. Christopher Masten WA 53.21. Final: 1. Brendan Watt ACT 49.21; 2.Tristan Garrett 25.98Q; 3. Jordan Reis ACT 26.25Q; 4. Christopher Watson QLD 26.47q; 5. Peter Ulbrich QLD 26.60; 6. Daniel Small NSW 49.70; 3. Daniel Comparini NSW 50.02; 4. Dylan Grant QLD 50.14; 5. James D'Alfonso VIC 51.06;6. Stephen NSW 27.59; 7. Mitchell Watson QLD 27.93; 8. Dustin Spence QLD 28.01; Semi 2: (w:+1.0) 1.Alexander Bubner SA McCarthy QLD 51.58; 7. Rhys Thumbadoo NSW 53.68; Sam Voss VIC DQ. 25.35Q; 2. Ben Rickards TAS 25.43Q; 3. Brett Watton NSW 25.54Q; 4. Mark Watts NSW 26.14q; 5. Matthew Sloan SA 27.16; 6. Jason Barbe NSW 27.27; 7. Eoin Quinn QLD 27.38; 7. Simon Bell SA 27.38. Final: (w:+0.6) 1. Lachlan Stanton 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Ben Jarvis WA 2:00.93Q; 2. Nicholas Toohey QLD 2:00.97Q; 3.Andrew Mackenzie NSW QLD 24.72; 2.Alexander Bubner SA 25.36; 3. Jarryd Hayne NSW 25.39; 4. Brett Watton NSW 25.43; 5. Ben Rickards TAS 2:01.98q; 4. Brys Glasson ACT 2:02.19; 5. Nicholas Stevenson QLD 2:03.77; 6.Timothy Johnson VIC 2:04.62;7. Ben 25.52; 6. Mark Watts NSW 25.95; 7. Christopher Watson QLD 26.08; 8. Jordan Reis ACT 26.57. Southam VIC 2:06.37;8. Nicholas Ward QLD 2:07.62; Heat 2: 1. Mark Schofield QLD 2:00.34Q; 2. Mark Watts NSW 2:02.74Q; 3. Blake Vanderwoude NSW 2:02.79; 4. Navin Arunasalam VIC 2:03.74;5. Matthew Rando NSW 2:04.06; 6. 2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Jye Wilson QLD 6:14.07; 2. Ryan Foster TAS 6:17.04; 3. Om Halliday QLD 6:17.10; 4. Pierre Du Plessis QLD 2:05.03; 7.Andrew Toomath VIC 2:05.53;8. Ryan Foster TAS 2:08.81; Christopher Masten WA DQ; Ryan Crockford SA 6:24.25; 5. Ruben Arunasalam VIC 6:28.52;6. Daryl Crook QLD 6:32.40; 7. Sam Gibb VIC 6:32.73;8. Heat 3: 1. Elliot Seed QLD 2:00.36Q; 2. Justin Evans VIC 2:00.38Q;3. Jamie Kauika NZL 2:00.42q; 4. James Boden SA Joshua Tighe NSW 6:35.31; 9. Rohan Lindsay-Johns VIC 6:36.78;10. Navin Arunasalam VIC 6:39.46;11. Brock Taylor QLD 2:01.40q; 5. Hamish Nelson VIC 2:03.23;6.Anthony Mourginos QLD 2:03.70; 7. Keiran Ryan VIC 2:04.41;8. Lyndon Rex 6:39.49; 12. Liam Carr-Davies TAS 6:48.95; 13. Michael Graham SA 6:50.09; 14. Daniel Smith QLD 6:53.82; 15. Cameron QLD 2:07.65; 9. Ben Hunn TAS 2:07.77. Final: 1. Nicholas Toohey QLD 1:56.34; 2. Ben Jarvis WA 1:57.09; 3. Jamie Kauika Ennis NSW 6:55.23. NZL 1:57.30; 4.Andrew Mackenzie NSW 1:58.22; 5. James Boden SA 1:59.91; 6. Elliot Seed QLD 2:00.48; 7. Mark 3000 metres Walk 1.Alan Murray QLD 13:58.42; 2. Brendon Reading ACT 14:03.15; 3. Gregorz Wolszczak SA 14:09.45; Schofield QLD 2:00.66; 8. Mark Watts NSW 2:02.07; 9. Justin Evans VIC 2:09.38. 4. Jared Loi QLD 14:17.74; 5. Daniel Coleman TAS 14:19.96; 6. Blake Egelton NSW 14:31.07; 7. Ian Rayson NSW 14:48.96; 1500 metres 1. Matthew Coloe VIC 4:10.79;2. Jye Wilson QLD 4:12.85; 3. Matthew Rando NSW 4:13.81; 4. Mark 8. Justin Smith QLD 15:03.26; 9. Daniel Neale NSW 15:03.31; 10. David Ranger VIC 15:25.04;11. Desmond Collier QLD Schofield QLD 4:14.57; 5. Joshua Tighe NSW 4:17.35; 6. Christopher Masten WA 4:18.38; 7. Kale Symons VIC 4:18.42;8. 15:57.81; 12. Liam Daley QLD 16:38.85; Beau Plummer NSW DNF; Mark Sheehan WA DQ; Glen Sellen NSW DQ. Sam Gibb VIC 4:25.49;9. Rhys Ibbott QLD 4:35.18. 4x100 metres Relay 1. Queensland (David Laurie, Chris Noffke, Lars Hansen, Ken Bridger) 43.41; 2.Victoria (Sam Voss, 3000 metres 1. Matthew Coloe VIC 9:01.65;2.Tim Houlihan VIC 9:03.18;3. Jye Wilson QLD 9:06.99; 4. Ben Guest NSW Joshua Ross, Matt Carter, Michael Bolton) 43.88; 3. New South Wales (Dale Jenner, Michael Napoli, Brett Watton, Liam 9:08.21; 5. Matthew Rando NSW 9:11.80; 6. Joshua Tighe NSW 9:18.10; 7. Josh McHugh NSW 9:20.64; 8. Steven Kelly VIC Humphrys) 44.06; 4.Western Australia (Christopher Masten, David Gourdis, Lucas Mata,Wally Meekin) 44.23; South 9:21.57; 9. Chris Hamer VIC 9:22.16;10. Matt Daley QLD 9:24.82; 11. Om Halliday QLD 9:32.08; 12.Tim Morrison SA Australia (Simon Bell, Jamie Bittner, David Kenny, Matthew Sloan) DQ. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS 9:37.16; 13. Ryan Crockford SA 9:37.47; 14.Aidan Smythe VIC 9:52.95;15. Ben Hunn TAS 9:55.74; 16.Tom Beard TAS 4x100 metres Relay Schools 1. NSW Trinity Grammar (Aaron Di Meglio, Raffael Maestri, Robert O'Reilly, James 10:11.84. Gonczi) 44.60; 2. NSW Westfields HS (Daniel Small, Srdjan Veselinovic, Brett Watton, Dale Jenner) 44.99; 3.VIC Carey 100 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:-0.2) 1. Lachlan Stanton QLD 13.21Q; 2. Michael Bolton VIC 13.46Q;3.Andrew Yong Grammar (Josh Parker, James D'Alfonso, Pryce Butson, Sam Arthur) 45.83; 4. QLD Harristown SHS (David McCarthy, Luke QLD 13.56q; 4.Alexander Bubner SA 13.68q; 5.Andrew Bate QLD 14.42; 6. Neil Weyers QLD 14.62; 7. Kristofer Bridge Menhinnit,Andrew Olm,Ashley Evans) 46.57; 5. QLD Nudgee College (Sean Kershaw, Joshua Liddle,Adam Gibson, Lachlan NSW 14.72; 8. Joel Bazley NSW 14.77; Daniel Taylor NSW DQ; Heat 2: (w:NWI) 1. Eoin Quinn QLD 13.56Q; 2. Jarryd Cook) 48.17; 6. QLD Grace Lutheran (Angelo Pregliasco, Luke Marshall, Phillip Sharf Steven Spiel) 49.00;TAS ST Virgils Hayne NSW 13.83Q; 3. Brett Watton NSW 13.86; 4. Daniel Small NSW 13.92; 5. Daniel Gervais QLD 14.37; 6. Simon Bell (Elliot Maher, Blair Kean, Luke Sullivan,Trent Nichols) DNF. SA 14.56; 7. Callan Kneale WA 14.67; 8. Dustin Spence QLD 14.70; 9. Dean Petersen QLD 14.93; Heat 3: (w:+1.6) 1. 4x200 metres Relay 1.Victoria (Jason Poon, Joshua Ross, Matt Carter, Michael Bolton) 1:31.32; 2. Queensland (David Jordan Reis ACT 13.31Q; 2. Ken Bridger QLD 13.65Q; 3. Leo Dulay NSW 13.87; 4. Ben Khongbut VIC 13.96;5. Laurie, Stephen McCarthy, Lars Hansen, Ken Bridger) 1:33.11; 3. New South Wales (Michael Napoli,Tristan Garrett, Brett Christopher Watson QLD 14.10; 6. Peter Ulbrich QLD 14.22; 7. Daniel Dillon QLD 14.48; 8.Adam Goncalves NSW Watton, Rhys Thumbadoo) 1:33.16; 4.Western Australia (Matthew Pereira,Wally Meekin, Zac Farrow, Christopher 14.61; 9. Josh Kauika NZL 14.66. Final: (w:+1.7) 1. Lachlan Stanton QLD 12.96; 2. Jordan Reis ACT 13.28; 3. Eoin Quinn Masten) 1:35.63; 5. South Australia (Matthew Sloan, Simon Bell, Jamie Bittner, Sam Giatrakos) 1:36.00; 6.Tasmania (Liam QLD 13.36; 4.Andrew Yong QLD 13.40; 5. Michael Bolton VIC 13.41;6. Jarryd Hayne NSW 13.58; 7. Ken Bridger QLD Carr-Davies, Jack Riewoldt, Ryan Foster, Ben Rickards) 1:42.34. 13.72; 8.Alexander Bubner SA 13.78. High Jump 1. Liam Zamel-Paez QLD 2.03m; 2. Kane Brigg QLD 2.03m; 3. Ben Rickards TAS 2.03m; 4. Simon Cohen NSW 1.97m; 5. Carl Mason QLD 1.91m; 6. Sam Giatrakos SA 1.88m; 7. Matthew Lonie NSW 1.88m; 8. Scott Fenn QLD 1.85m; 8. Samuel Cameron NSW 1.85m; 10.Andrew Allen-Sympson QLD 1.80m; 11. Fletcher Bayly SA 1.80m; 12.Andrejs Everitt VIC 1.75m;13. Michael Leask WA 1.75m; Jack Riewoldt TAS NH; Etienne Helberg NSW NH. Pole Vault 1. Matthew Boyd QLD 4.30m; 2. Michael Leask WA 3.95m; 3. Matei Tzvetanov WA 3.75m; 4. Eric Van Ryswyk SA 3.75m; 5. Matthew Fryer NSW 3.65m; 6. Justin McEwan VIC 3.65m;7. Laszlo Dobo SA 3.55m; 8.Tych McSwain WA 3.55m; 9. Ben Cerini SA 3.45m; 10. Scott Melton NSW 3.45m; 11. James Wendt VIC 3.25m;12.Travis Hayto WA 3.10m; 13. Cameron Kerr SA 3.10m; 14. Zach Normandale SA 3.10m; 15. Michael Greig ACT 2.90m; 16. Robert Cook SA 2.30m.

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Long Jump 1. Chris Noffke QLD 7.26m(+0.3); 2. David Gourdis WA 6.91m(-0.2); 3.Wade Bremner NSW 6.71m(-1.1); 4. 200 metres Heat 1: (w:-0.6) 1. Srdjan Veselinovic NSW 23.69Q; 2. Sam Carson QLD 23.80Q; 3. Lamin Kallon NSW Scott McLeod Robertso QLD 6.48m(+0.8); 5.Wally Meekin WA 6.48m(+0.7); 6. Sam Rodgers NSW 6.22m(-0.9); 7. Julius 24.46q; 4. Joseph Cunnington NSW 24.57; 5. Greg Jeloudev NSW 25.04; 6.Aidan Woodford ACT 25.17; 7. Nathan Nyambane QLD 6.16m(-1.0); 8. Ryan Anderson VIC 6.15m(-0.3);9.Torren Kluss QLD 6.12m(-0.6); 10. Mark Watts NSW Heinicke SA 25.23; 8. Christopher Thompson QLD 25.52; 9.Tim Coop NSW 25.59; Heat 2: (w:-1.5) 1. Frankie Iorfino 6.08m(-1.1); 11.Trent Nichols TAS 5.93m(+1.1); 12. Patrick Sham Yuen VIC 5.92m(-0.3);13. Raymond Garrett QLD 5.89m(- NSW 24.13Q; 2.Ashley Smith VIC 24.34Q;3. Komisi Umu QLD 24.64; 4. Daniel Coen NSW 24.71; 5. Michael Lynagh 0.3); 14. Sam Giatrakos SA 5.52m(-2.0); 15. James Charlesworth TAS 5.04m(-0.5); Dale Jenner NSW NM; Lucas Mata WA QLD 24.99; 6. Kevin Moore NSW 25.13; 7. Blake Northfield NSW 25.39; 8. Peter Bennett QLD 25.59; 9. Nicholas Bell NM;Alexander Bubner SA NM. NSW 26.17; Heat 3: (w:+0.2) 1. James Buckby QLD 24.08Q; 2.Andrew Oughtred NSW 24.37Q; 3. Dale Walker VIC 24.48q; 4. Boden Tighe QLD 24.62; 5. Peter Want NSW 24.80; 6. Fine Moeakiola NSW 25.09; 7. Jon Kimber QLD 25.44; 8. Triple Jump 1.Wally Meekin WA 14.32m(-1.0); 2. Scott McLeod Robertso QLD 14.18m(+1.0); 3. Keegan Ontong ACT Matt Rowe SA 27.08. Final: (w:+1.5) 1. Srdjan Veselinovic NSW 23.27; 2. Sam Carson QLD 23.47; 3. James Buckby QLD 13.90m(+1.0); 4. David Gourdis WA 13.62m(+1.3); 5. Patrick Sham Yuen VIC 13.55m(+2.2);6. Sam Rodgers NSW 23.66; 4. Frankie Iorfino NSW 23.74; 5.Ashley Smith VIC 24.29;6.Andrew Oughtred NSW 24.31; 7. Dale Walker VIC 13.51m(+2.2); 7. Brett Gillespe QLD 13.51m(+1.8); 8.Wade Bremner NSW 13.14m(-1.1); 9. Josh Plummer NSW 24.40; 8. Lamin Kallon NSW 24.57. 13.08m(+1.2); 10. Daniel Natusch NZL 12.83m(+1.0); 11. Femi Alaba Oduko QLD 12.73m(-1.0); 12. Daniel O'Connor QLD 12.65m(+1.8); 13.Torren Kluss QLD 12.60m(+2.5); 14.Tom Morrison VIC 12.52m(+2.0);15. Owen Thorpe SA 400 metres Heat 1: 1. Zack Holmes WA 52.61Q; 2. Shaun Anderson QLD 53.62Q; 3. Dale Walker VIC 54.12q;4.Angus 11.85m(-1.0); 16. Liam Bedford WA 11.67m(-1.0). McNally NSW 54.41; 5. Michael Lynagh QLD 54.52; 6. Boden Tighe QLD 55.37; 7. Fine Moeakiola NSW 55.67; 8. James Strauss VIC 56.20;9.Trent Spacie SA 60.95; Heat 2: 1. Joseph Cunnington NSW 53.29Q; 2. Joel Smythe VIC 53.71Q;3. Shot Put 1. Nicholas Andrianakos NSW 19.35m; 2. Joe Stevens QLD 18.03m; 3. Matthew Cherry QLD 17.84m; 4. Warwick Whitmore NSW 54.14q; 4. Peter Want NSW 55.11; 5.Alex Jaunozols VIC 55.49;6. Komisi Umu QLD 57.59; 7. Emanuele Fuamatu NSW 17.80m; 5.Andrew Peska VIC 17.72m;6. Stefan Todoroski WA 16.24m; 7.Todd Hodgetts TAS Steven Goldfinch TAS 57.94; Chris Pennycuick QLD DQ; Heat 3: 1. Srdjan Veselinovic NSW 54.76Q; 2. Mitchell Page 15.97m; 8. Matthew Brabazon QLD 15.82m; 9.Tyson Anaki NSW 15.58m; 10.Valeni Tiatia NSW 15.48m; 11. Brett Gillespe QLD 55.25Q; 3.Thomas Parr QLD 55.91; 4. Peter Bennett QLD 55.99; 5. David Ward VIC 56.57;Hamish Martens QLD QLD 15.41m; 12. Bart Atherinos QLD 15.11m; 13. Dennis Raccanello QLD 15.03m; 14. Broderick Hayes QLD 15.00m; 15. DQ; Liam Carr WA DQ; Nathan Heinicke SA DQ. Final: 1. Zack Holmes WA 51.53; 2. Joseph Cunnington NSW 52.62; 3. Lukas Cannan NSW 14.90m; 16. James Neale NSW 14.75m; 17.Vivien Haapakoski QLD 14.70m; 18. Justin Rayment QLD Warwick Whitmore NSW 53.16; 4. Joel Smythe VIC 53.88;5. Mitchell Page QLD 54.09; 6. Srdjan Veselinovic NSW 54.88; 14.52m; 19. Matthew Scott VIC 14.38m;20. Gregory Khoury NSW 14.25m; 21. James Tamouridis VIC 14.23m;22. Michael 7. Dale Walker VIC 55.55. Anderson QLD 14.22m; 23. Dale Stevenson VIC 14.18m;24. Cameron Beale QLD 14.00m; 25. Kyle Hallett ACT 13.87m; 26. Fletcher Bayly SA 13.73m; 27. Clayton Hoet QLD 13.27m; 28. Shane Carstairs VIC 12.88m;29. Matthew Walker TAS 800 metres Heat 1: 1. Joel Smythe VIC 2:06.80Q;2.Warwick Whitmore NSW 2:07.22Q; 3. David Ward VIC 2:09.49q;4. 10.76m. Mitchell Lamb ACT 2:09.52q; 5. Mitchell Wilkinson QLD 2:10.84q; 6. Blayne Arnold NSW 2:18.22; Dominic Symes SA DQ; Heat 2: 1. Zack Holmes WA 2:08.46Q; 2. James O'Connor QLD 2:10.23Q; 3.Tim Kilfoyle VIC 2:10.85q;4. Shaun Discus Throw 1. Michael Anderson QLD 58.12m; 2. Bart Atherinos QLD 57.48m; 3.Tarquin Pollock NSW 56.49m; 4. Anderson QLD 2:12.58; 5.Thomas Nunan QLD 2:15.34; 6. Peter Want NSW 2:16.83;Trent Spacie SA DQ; Heat 3: 1. Emanuele Fuamatu NSW 53.63m; 5. Broderick Hayes QLD 52.86m; 6. Dale Stevenson VIC 51.96m;7. Marty Sinclair NSW James Strauss VIC 2:11.63Q;2. Matthew Gregory QLD 2:12.84Q; 3. Jackson Saunders NSW 2:13.38; 4. WA 48.74m; 8. Brett Watton NSW 48.66m; 9. Julius Nyambane QLD 44.73m; 10. Fletcher Bayly SA 44.40m; 11. Matthew 2:13.62; 5.Tim Mitchell VIC 2:15.41;Michael Tyler QLD DQ. Final: 1. Joel Smythe VIC 2:00.32;2. Zack Holmes WA Cherry QLD 44.19m; 12.Andrew Peska VIC 39.21m;13. Benjamin Galic SA 38.59m. 2:00.47; 3.Warwick Whitmore NSW 2:07.16; 4. David Ward VIC 2:09.49;5. James O'Connor QLD 2:10.06; 6. James Hammer Throw 1. Emanuele Fuamatu NSW 51.87m; 2. Justin Rayment QLD 50.08m; 3. Bart Atherinos QLD 49.14m; 4. Strauss VIC 2:10.15;7. Matthew Gregory QLD 2:10.70; 8.Tim Kilfoyle VIC 2:10.91;9. Mitchell Wilkinson QLD 2:11.90; 10. Craig Seage QLD 47.21m; 5.Anthony Wagner QLD 44.47m; 6. Jack Riewoldt TAS 43.47m; 7.Todd Hodgetts TAS 42.91m; 8. Mitchell Lamb ACT 2:13.26. Luke Madsen-Maher SA 42.11m; 9. Dennis Raccanello QLD 41.35m; 10. Matthew Stopel QLD 39.68m; 11. Matthew 1500 metres 1. James Nipperess NSW 4:26.05; 2. Daniel Bulmer NSW 4:26.47; 3. Mitchell Lamb ACT 4:26.49; 4. Ryan Parsons ACT 38.69m; 12. James Tamouridis VIC 36.82m;13. Kerron Brand SA 32.51m; Shane Carstairs VIC NM;Marty Gregson WA 4:26.62; 5. David Barker VIC 4:28.34;6.Andrew Hayes QLD 4:31.40; 7. Campbell Schmidt QLD 4:32.46; 8. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Wraight QLD NM; Karl Newham NSW NM. IN 2003 RESULTS Sean Schumacher VIC 4:32.81;9.Angus Campbell NSW 4:34.05; 10. Julian Harris VIC 4:34.82;11. Blayne Arnold NSW Javelin Throw 1. Nathan Burgess VIC 60.49m;2.Thomas Hall QLD 57.94m; 3.Trent Rogers QLD 57.62m; 4.Warwick 4:37.36; 12. Jackson Saunders NSW 4:43.09; 13. Matthew Hawke QLD 4:44.36; 14. Dominic Symes SA 4:48.57. Head WA 54.49m; 5.Adam Watson VIC 53.28m;6. Christopher Kozionas QLD 52.97m; 7. Clayton Hoet QLD 50.80m; 8. 90 metres Hurdles Heat 1: (w:+0.9) 1. Benjamin McPherson NSW 12.87Q; 2.Adam Bevis QLD 13.07Q; 3. Joshua Kyle McFarlane QLD 49.66m; 9. Marc Schofield NSW 45.22m; 10. Lukas Cannan NSW 45.01m; 11. Matthew Jensen QLD Starke QLD 13.08Q; 4. Joe Marshall QLD 13.33; 5. Cameron Pennell QLD 13.38; 6. Matthew Hundy NSW 13.50; 7. Jarred 44.89m; 12. Luke Madsen-Maher SA 44.56m; 13. Jamie Keehan QLD 44.47m; 14. Benjamin Galic SA 43.64m; 15. Josh Hinds QLD 14.01; 8. Ben Lean VIC 14.21;9. Simon Walter SA 16.66; Heat 2: (w:+2.2) 1. Sam Carson QLD 12.41Q; 2. Kauika NZL 40.61m; 16. Matthew Parsons ACT 40.03m. Dan Wise VIC 12.92Q;3.Alexander Chee NSW 13.07Q; 4. Greg Jeloudev NSW 13.09q; 5.Alexander Steele QLD 13.16q; Men Under 14 6. Isaac Weier QLD 13.25; 7. Ollie Wurm VIC 13.44;8. Nicholas Bell NSW 13.91; 9. Jeremy Gilby QLD 13.93; 10.Trent Spacie SA 18.23. Final: (w:+1.8) 1. Sam Carson QLD 12.41; 2. Benjamin McPherson NSW 12.79; 3.Adam Bevis QLD 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-0.2) 1. Srdjan Veselinovic NSW 11.93Q; 2. Sam Carson QLD 12.03Q; 3. Lamin Kallon NSW 12.97; 4. Dan Wise VIC 13.06;5.Alexander Chee NSW 13.08; 6. Joshua Starke QLD 13.11; 7. Greg Jeloudev NSW 13.19; 12.05q; 4. Ben Henaway QLD 12.29; 5. Michael Lynagh QLD 12.37; 6.Tim Coop NSW 12.68; 7. Clinton Sills NSW 12.83; 8.Alexander Steele QLD 13.24. 8. Matt Rowe SA 13.52; Heat 2: (w:-0.7) 1.Andrew Oughtred NSW 12.11Q; 2. Mitchell Page QLD 12.26Q; 3. Fine Moeakiola NSW 12.27; 4. Chris Vernal VIC 12.35;5. Komisi Umu QLD 12.38; 6. Nicholas Bell NSW 12.60; 7. Benjamin 1500 metres Walk 1. Jared Loi QLD 6:54.99; 2. Jake Hogan VIC 6:57.96;3. VIC 7:16.01;4. Dan De Wit McPherson NSW 12.67; 8. Joshua Liddle QLD 12.86; Heat 3: (w:+2.6) 1. Frankie Iorfino NSW 11.57Q; 2. James Buckby NSW 7:34.89; 5. Derek Mulhearn NSW 7:43.10; 6. Jonathan Birt QLD 7:46.93; 7. Chase Richardson TAS 7:49.05; 8. Curtis QLD 11.75Q; 3.Ashley Smith VIC 12.04q;4. Blake Northfield NSW 12.11; 5. Daniel Coen NSW 12.14; 6. Kevin Moore Mawson NSW 7:49.06; 9. Jarrod Harvey QLD 7:54.04; 10. Shaun Ninyo NSW 7:55.28; 11. Justin Fitzgerald NSW 7:57.14; NSW 12.26; 7. Greg Jeloudev NSW 12.29; 8.Aidan Woodford ACT 12.46. Final: (w:-1.7) 1. Frankie Iorfino NSW 12.01; 2. 12. John Platt VIC 7:57.60;13. Glenn Crimmin QLD 8:01.65; 14. Shane Sellen NSW 8:06.43; 15. Sam Goodwin QLD Srdjan Veselinovic NSW 12.06; 3. James Buckby QLD 12.08; 4. Sam Carson QLD 12.12; 5. Lamin Kallon NSW 12.16; 6. 8:28.37; Jason Pisani NSW DQ; Brook Keys NSW DQ. Andrew Oughtred NSW 12.44; 7.Ashley Smith VIC 12.45;8. Mitchell Page QLD 12.47. 4x100 metres Relay 1. New South Wales (Greg Jeloudev, Srdjan Veselinovic,Andrew Oughtred, Frankie Iorfino) 45.18; 2. Queensland (James Buckby, Mitchell Page, Komisi Umu, Sam Carson) 45.87; 3.Victoria (Chris Vernal, Dale Walker, James Strauss,Ashley Smith) 47.23; 4.Western Australia (Daniel Lim, Zack Holmes, Liam Carr,Anthony Lipari) 47.41; 5. South Australia (Nathan Heinicke, Josh Kost, Mitchell Browne, Matt Rowe) 51.50.

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High Jump 1. Joshua Heap QLD 1.82m; 2. Cameron Pennell QLD 1.76m; 3. Christopher Atwell QLD 1.76m; 4. Robbie 2003 Cup Competition North NSW 1.76m; 5. Mitchell Smith VIC 1.73m;6. Sam Laidlaw SA 1.73m; 7. Michael Cox NSW 1.70m; 8. Jamie Iles TAS 1.65m; 8. Cameron Mitchell NSW 1.65m; 10. Bryan Bell QLD 1.65m; 11. Matthew Bews VIC 1.65m;12. Christopher Senior Girls Cup 1. QLD Brisbane State High School 104 points Thompson QLD 1.65m; 13.Tim Coop NSW 1.60m; 14. Michael McDougall NSW 1.50m. 2. NSW Westfield's Sports High 95 points 3. VIC Ruyton Girls School 90 points Pole Vault 1.Travis Hayto WA 3.00m; 2. Jerome Grey NSW 2.50m; 3.Theophilos Toumazos SA 2.30m;4. Benjamin 4. SA Trinity College 83 points McPherson NSW 2.30m; 4. Patrick Lineen VIC 2.30m;6.Vincent Chan QLD 2.10m. 5. TAS Guilford Young College 74 points Long Jump 1.Anthony Lipari WA 6.31m(+1.7); 2. Ben Henaway QLD 6.09m(+2.9); 3. Callum Healey VIC 6.03m(+2.9);4. Sam Laidlaw SA 5.83m(+1.5); 5. Christopher Atwell QLD 5.71m(+1.5); 6. Matthew Hundy NSW 5.65m(+2.5); 7. Daniel Junior Girls Cup 1. NSW Endeavour Sports High 103.5 points Lim WA 5.65m(+2.4); 8. Jo Cameron QLD 5.57m(+2.7); 9. Chris Vernal VIC 5.47m(+1.5);10. Ryan Fraser QLD 2. WA Penrhos College 95 points 5.44m(+1.2); 11. Joshua Starke QLD 5.41m(+1.6); 12. Clinton Sills NSW 5.40m(+3.6); 13. Benjamin Handcock NSW 3. VIC Sacred Heart College - Geelong 85 points 5.25m(+2.6); 14.Alexander Chee NSW 5.14m(+1.8); 15. Samual Gosden SA 4.81m(+2.4). 4. QLD Moreton Bay College 80.5 points 5. SA Trinity College 66 points Triple Jump 1.Anthony Lipari WA 13.10m(+2.2); 2.Ashley Smith VIC 12.99m(+1.2);3. Sam Laidlaw SA 12.53m(+1.6); 4. 6. TAS St Patrick's College 54 points Kenneth Allison QLD 12.38m(+2.3); 5. Benjamin Handcock NSW 12.28m(+1.4); 6. Chris Vernal VIC 12.06m(+1.6);7. Ryan 7. ACT Lockhart Central School 37 points Fraser QLD 11.93m(+2.3); 8. Christopher Thompson QLD 11.74m(+3.2); 9.Adam Bevis QLD 11.58m(+2.8); 10. James Buckby QLD 11.40m(+2.8); 11. Daniel Lim WA 11.39m(+1.5). Senior Boys Cup 1. VIC Xavier College 97.5 points Shot Put 1. Brent Dixon QLD 18.48m; 2. Joshua Starke QLD 18.34m; 3. Jake Mendes NSW 18.20m; 4. Rhyss Keane 2. NSW Westfield's Sports High 90 points NSW 17.83m; 5. Liam Suter QLD 17.67m; 6. Matthew Stopel QLD 16.25m; 7. Hans Rotbauer QLD 15.50m; 8.Anthony 3. TAS Guilford Young College 81.5 points Lipari WA 15.01m; 9. Nicholas Siminou QLD 14.73m; 10. Joshua Williams QLD 14.70m; 11. Callum Healey VIC 14.69m;12. 4. QLD Anglican Church Grammar School 78 points Jack Steen VIC 14.45m;13. Jamal Idris NSW 14.11m; 14. Benedict Farrell VIC 13.73m;15. Matthew Walker NSW 13.68m; 5. SA Trinity College 74 points 16. Zac Hawes NSW 13.53m; 17. Ollie Wurm VIC 12.84m;18. Brock Bower NSW 12.70m; 19. Jesse Sawford SA 12.09m; 6. WA Kelmscott Senior High School 68 points 20. Christopher Burg NSW 11.51m; 21. Liam Carr WA 11.46m. Junior Boys Cup 1. VIC Carey Baptist Grammar School 102 points Discus Throw 1. Brent Dixon QLD 55.17m; 2. Zac Hawes NSW 52.47m; 3. Jake Mendes NSW 49.91m; 4. Nathan 2. NSW Westfield's Sports High 100 points Trembath QLD 47.96m; 5. Callum Healey VIC 47.95m;6.Anthony Lipari WA 45.77m; 7. Matthew Metcalf QLD 45.38m; 8. 3. TAS Scotch Oakburn College 84 points Joshua Starke QLD 44.99m; 9.Adam Bevis QLD 43.61m; 10. Jamal Idris NSW 41.62m; 11. Matthew Stopel QLD 39.53m; 4. QLD Anglican Church Grammar School 80 points 12. Jack Steen VIC 38.80m;13.Taylor Hunt VIC 38.21m;14. Lee Copland VIC 36.87m;15. Brock Bower NSW 36.29m; 16. 5. SA Henley High School 68 points Sean Schumacher VIC 33.93m;17. Christopher Burg NSW 33.60m; 18. Josh Kost SA 31.24m; 19. Simon Walter SA 29.32m; Liam Suter QLD NM. Senior Girls Cup Javelin Throw 1. Elias Michael Eliadis QLD 52.67m; 2. Jai William Hoff QLD 48.41m; 3. Matthew Aird NSW 47.03m; 4. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Callum Healey VIC 46.79m;5.Anthony Lipari WA 46.54m; 6. Luke Bissett VIC 42.13m;7. Matthew Hundy NSW 41.73m; 8. 100 metres Green (w:-1.8) 1. Noami Bligh (NSW Westfields Sports High) 12.81; 2. Kristin O'Sullivan (QLD Brisbane IN 2003 RESULTS Adam Bevis QLD 40.35m; 9. Peter Cahill QLD 40.31m; 10. Christopher Burg NSW 39.70m; 11. Michael Cox NSW State High) 13.10; 3.Amy Clayton (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 13.89; 4. Genevieve Bremner (TAS Guilford Young College) 39.53m; 12. Joshua Heap QLD 39.30m; 13. Ben Lean VIC 39.00m;14. Jamal Idris NSW 38.87m; 15. Ethan Horrocks QLD 14.15; 5. Diana Franks (SA Trinity College) 14.88. 38.85m; 16. Matthew Walker NSW 37.04m; 17. Brock Bower NSW 36.93m; 18.Thomas Wanlum NSW 36.07m; 19. Addison Bongers QLD 34.39m; 20. Josh Kost SA 33.56m; 21. Mitchell Browne SA 33.15m; 22. Zac Hawes NSW 32.78m; 100 metres Gold (w:-1.4) 1. Courtney Jaensch (SA Trinity College) 12.81; 2. Chaitanya Bodapati (QLD Brisbane State 23. James Wood QLD 32.58m; 24. Simon Walter SA 28.17m;Arthur Soanes QLD NM. High) 13.19; 3. Kim Turnock (TAS Guilford Young College) 13.57; 4. Renae Wynn (NSW Westfields Sports High) 13.84; 5. Aphra Cheesman (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 13.88.

IGA ALL SCHOOLS ATHLETES OF THE MEET AWARDS 2003 400 metres Green 1. Kimberley Crow (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 58.51; 2. Nikkita Durward (QLD Brisbane State High) 59.52; 3. Christie Harrison (NSW Westfields Sports High) 62.25; 4. Rebecca Kozien (SA Trinity College) 64.68; 5. Lily Patrick Johnson Award Alwyn Jones SA Men Under 20 Krambousanos (TAS Guilford Young College) 68.13. Kings Baptist College Triple Jump 16.06m (+1.1) Lauren Hewitt Award Petrina Price NSW Women Under 20 400 metres Gold 1. Melinda Vidigal (NSW Westfields Sports High) 58.42; 2. Fiona Nash (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) Woonona High School High Jump 1.92m 60.27; 3. Katherine Anderson (SA Trinity College) 60.48; 4. Kristin O'Sullivan (QLD Brisbane State High) 61.08; 5. Danni Smith (TAS Guilford Young College) 61.33.

1500 metres Green 1. Fiona Nash (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 4:48.38; 2. Christie Harrison (NSW Westfields Sports High) 5:24.25; 3. Lucy Duggan (TAS Guilford Young College) 5:39.00; 4. Caitlin McBaron (QLD Brisbane State High) 5:40.58.

1500 metres Gold 1. Corinne Myles (QLD Brisbane State High) 4:55.79; 2. Rebecca Kozien (SA Trinity College) 5:07.07; 3. Sarah Lester (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 5:18.48; 4. Lisa Merriman (NSW Westfields Sports High) 5:28.10; 5. Danni Smith (TAS Guilford Young College) 5:29.29.

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200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-1.5) 1. Rebecca Robinson (QLD Brisbane State High) 30.29; 2. Jessica Hruby (SA Trinity 400 metres Gold 1. Megan Wheatley (WA Penrhos College) 57.10; 2. Skye Drysdale (NSW Endeavour Sports High) College) 32.38; 3. Ellie Webb (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 34.55; 4. Melinda Vidigal (NSW Westfields Sports High) 35.21; 5. 59.72; 3. Chrysa Samios (QLD Moreton Bay College) 59.96; 4. Evie Maguire (VIC Sacred Heart College) 60.81; 5. Daniela Lily Krambousanos (TAS Guilford Young College) 35.28. Weinreich (TAS St Patricks College) 61.80; 6.Anna Kennedy (SA Trinity College) 68.92; 7. Chloe Slocum (ACT Lockhart Central) 1:28.91. 200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:+0.3) 1. Kimberley Crow (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 28.92; 2. Melanie Street (TAS Guilford Young College) 30.63; 3. Katherine Anderson (SA Trinity College) 30.94; 4. Rebecca O'Sullivan (QLD Brisbane 1500 metres Green 1. Jacqueline Russell (QLD Moreton Bay College) 4:59.39; 2. Kate Denning (WA Penrhos College) State High) 31.61; 5. Madeline Samson (NSW Westfields Sports High) 32.20. 5:01.00; 3. Kelsey Rau (VIC Sacred Heart College) 5:09.79; 4. Kailee Goodwin (TAS St Patricks College) 5:13.86; 5. Rachel Mullane (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 5:46.86; 6. Christine Kaye (SA Trinity College) 6:03.88; 7.Vanessa Farrall (ACT 4x200 metres Relay 1. QLD Brisbane State High (Chaitanya Bodapati Kristin O'Sullivan Dana Eagers Rebecca Lockhart Central) 6:37.90. Robinson) 1:43.77; 2. NSW Westfields Sports High (Noami Bligh Christie Harrison Renae Wynn Melinda Vidigal) 1:48.14; 3.VIC Ruyton Girls' School (Aphra Cheesman Amy Clayton Fiona Nash Kimberley Crow) 1:49.76; 4.TAS Guilford Young 1500 metres Gold 1. Kaarle McCulloch (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 4:59.43; 2. Dominie Scott (WA Penrhos College (Danni Smith Kim Turnock Melanie Street Genevieve Bremner) 1:50.60; 5. SA Trinity College (Courtney Jaensch College) 5:07.05; 3. Becky Britten (QLD Moreton Bay College) 5:07.12; 4. Brianna Ricketts (VIC Sacred Heart College) Jessica Hruby Katherine Anderson Diana Franks) 1:52.81. 5:18.22; 5. Bethany Levett (SA Trinity College) 5:22.68; 6. Laura Bennett (TAS St Patricks College) 5:29.01; 7. Chloe Slocum (ACT Lockhart Central) 5:50.99. Triple Jump Green 1.Tara Swinfield (NSW Westfields Sports High) 10.30m(+1.0); 2. Carla Mathisen (QLD Brisbane State High) 10.08m(-0.7); 3. Ellie Webb (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 9.94m(+0.3); 4. Courtney Jaensch (SA Trinity College) 200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-0.2) 1. Jessica Gulli (VIC Sacred Heart College) 29.75; 2. Jacinta Doyle (NSW 9.59m(-0.5); 5. Jacqui Robertson (TAS Guilford Young College) 9.40m(+0.2). Endeavour Sports High) 30.26; 3. Kimberley Robinson (WA Penrhos College) 31.93; 4. Natalie Anderson (SA Trinity College) 34.69; 5. Meagan Dunn (TAS St Patricks College) 34.69; 6. Rachel Berry (QLD Moreton Bay College) 38.26; Emily Triple Jump Gold 1. Melanie Street (TAS Guilford Young College) 10.90m(+0.8); 2. Renae Wynn (NSW Westfields Heckendorf (ACT Lockhart Central) DNF. Sports High) 10.68m(-0.8); 3. Dana Eagers (QLD Brisbane State High) 10.63m(+0.7); 4. Jessica Hruby (SA Trinity College) 10.60m(-0.3); 5. Karen Scott (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 10.16m(+0.2). 200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:-3.5) 1. Katherine Crerie (WA Penrhos College) 29.30; 2. Evie Maguire (VIC Sacred Heart College) 30.06; 3.Tara Holt (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 30.13; 4. Brittany Knee (TAS St Patricks College) 33.44; Shot Put Green 1. Rebecca Robinson (QLD Brisbane State High) 9.83m; 2. Kristy-Lee Galic (SA Trinity College) 9.49m; 5. Sheridan Seekamp (SA Trinity College) 33.57; 6. Danielle Peel (ACT Lockhart Central) 33.78; 7. Becky Britten (QLD 3.Annette Chamberlain (NSW Westfields Sports High) 8.22m; 4. Sophie Robson (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 7.79m; 5. Moreton Bay College) 37.66. Jacqui Robertson (TAS Guilford Young College) 6.15m. 4x200 metres Relay 1. NSW Endeavour Sports High (Emma Walshe Maricor Cuenca Jacinta Doyle Tara Holt) 1:41.97; Shot Put Gold 1. Lynsey Cochrane (QLD Brisbane State High) 10.29m; 2.Alisha Hewett (SA Trinity College) 9.99m; 3. 2.VIC Sacred Heart College (Olivia Wilson Anna Masek Evie Maguire Jessica Gulli) 1:46.17; 3.WA Penrhos College 'A' Tara Swinfield (NSW Westfields Sports High) 9.37m; 4. Kim Turnock (TAS Guilford Young College) 8.30m; 5. Penelope (Megan Wheatley Katherine Crerie Tarnia Bothe Kate Denning) 1:46.35; 4. QLD Moreton Bay College (Chrysa Samios Cleghorn (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 7.07m. Leonie Keen Bryony Cornes Tracey Barnett) 1:50.36; 5.TAS St Patricks College (Brittany Knee Anna Smith Daniela Weinreich Laura Bennett) 1:53.19; 6. SA Trinity College (Sheridan Seekamp Caitlin Jaensch Zara Olekalns Anna Kennedy) Javelin Throw Green 1. Madeline Samson (NSW Westfields Sports High) 35.06m; 2. Lynsey Cochrane (QLD Brisbane 1:53.20; 7.ACT Lockhart Central (Danielle Peel Samantha Haberecht Chloe Slocum Courtney Peel) 2:02.82. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS State High) 27.53m; 3. Penelope Cleghorn (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 25.03m; 4. Carly Alm (SA Trinity College) 23.70m; 5. IN 2003 RESULTS Joanna Thain (TAS Guilford Young College) 18.68m. High Jump Green 1. Rachel Bowman (WA Penrhos College) 1.43m; 2. Kellie Osborne (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 1.40m; 2.Alison Glenny (QLD Moreton Bay College) 1.40m; 4. Kailee Goodwin (TAS St Patricks College) 1.35m; 5. Grace Javelin Throw Gold 1. Dana Eagers (QLD Brisbane State High) 36.10m; 2.Alisha Hewett (SA Trinity College) 34.64m; 3. Moloney (VIC Sacred Heart College) 1.35m; 7. Samantha Haberecht (ACT Lockhart Central) 1.25m; 8. Natalie Anderson Kate Slattery (VIC Ruyton Girls' School) 34.40m; 4.Annette Chamberlain (NSW Westfields Sports High) 27.62m; 5. (SA Trinity College) 1.25m. Vanessa Fletcher (TAS Guilford Young College) 23.10m. High Jump Gold 1. Sheridan Seekamp (SA Trinity College) 1.67m; 2. Megan Wheatley (WA Penrhos College) 1.64m; 3. Junior Girls Cup Brittany Knee (TAS St Patricks College) 1.52m; 4. Leonie Keen (QLD Moreton Bay College) 1.52m; 5.Tara Holt (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 1.52m; 6. Danielle Peel (ACT Lockhart Central) 1.46m; 7.Anna Masek (VIC Sacred Heart 100 metres Green (w:-0.2) 1. Jessica Gulli (VIC Sacred Heart College) 12.87; 2. Caitlin Jaensch (SA Trinity College) College) 1.46m. 13.20; 3.Tarnia Bothe (WA Penrhos College) 13.32; 4.Alessia Willmott (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 13.34; 5. Chrysa Samios (QLD Moreton Bay College) 13.66; 6.Amy Farrell (TAS St Patricks College) 14.51; 7. Melissa Ball (ACT Lockhart Triple Jump Green 1. Maricor Cuenca (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 10.92m(+1.2); 2. Leonie Keen (QLD Moreton Central) 16.17. Bay College) 9.45m(+1.7); 3.Alannah Bisinella (VIC Sacred Heart College) 9.43m(+0.3); 4. Dominie Scott (WA Penrhos College) 9.42m(-0.2); 5. Jessica Wedd (SA Trinity College) 7.73m(-0.1); 6.Vanessa Farrall (ACT Lockhart Central) 100 metres Gold (w:-1.6) 1. Maricor Cuenca (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 12.55; 2.Tracey Barnett (QLD Moreton 7.55m(+0.7);Amy Farrell (TAS St Patricks College) ND w:NWI. Bay College) 13.17; 3. Katherine Crerie (WA Penrhos College) 13.20; 4. Daniela Weinreich (TAS St Patricks College) 13.66; 5. Zara Olekalns (SA Trinity College) 13.79; 6. Olivia Wilson (VIC Sacred Heart College) 13.81; 7. Samantha Triple Jump Gold 1.Tracey Barnett (QLD Moreton Bay College) 10.97m(-0.4); 2. Jacinta Doyle (NSW Endeavour Sports Haberecht (ACT Lockhart Central) 15.09. High) 10.87m(+1.2); 3. Caitlin Jaensch (SA Trinity College) 9.89m(+0.5); 4. Emma Sweetman (WA Penrhos College) 9.84m(+1.1); 5.Anna Masek (VIC Sacred Heart College) 9.82m(+2.1); 6. Laura Bennett (TAS St Patricks College) 400 metres Green 1. Emma Walshe (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 59.98; 2. Kate Denning (WA Penrhos College) 9.37m(+0.3); 7. Courtney Peel (ACT Lockhart Central) 9.23m(+0.5). 60.32; 3. Olivia Wilson (VIC Sacred Heart College) 64.46; 4. Bryony Cornes (QLD Moreton Bay College) 64.97; 5. Zara Olekalns (SA Trinity College) 65.94; 6. Meagan Dunn (TAS St Patricks College) 67.55; 7. Melissa Ball (ACT Lockhart Discus Throw Green 1. Kellie Osborne (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 35.57m; 2. Natalie Debeljuh (VIC Sacred Heart Central) 1:22.95. College) 35.04m; 3. Kirsty Findlater (QLD Moreton Bay College) 28.77m; 4.Tessa Leschen (WA Penrhos College) 27.70m; 5. Jodie Barrat (ACT Lockhart Central) 27.43m; 6.Alison Smith (SA Trinity College) 23.70m; 7. Georgie Bolzonello (TAS St Patricks College) 16.31m.

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Discus Throw Gold 1. Jessica Mansell (NSW Endeavour Sports High) 36.12m; 2. Bianca Maurer (VIC Sacred Heart Long Jump Green 1.Andrew Prowse (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 5.98m(+0.5); 2. Nicolas Robin (VIC Xavier College) 35.80m; 3. Jessica Wedd (SA Trinity College) 28.38m; 4. Emily Heckendorf (ACT Lockhart Central) 25.92m; 5. College) 5.85m(+0.7); 3. Kyle Chrystie (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 5.75m(0.0); 4.Tyran Mowbray (SA Trinity College) Georgia Baker (WA Penrhos College) 25.89m; 6. Renee Murdoch (QLD Moreton Bay College) 21.52m; 7. Laura Gibbins 5.47m(+0.2); 5. George Miller (TAS Guilford Young College) 5.34m(+0.4); 6. Ben McPerson (NSW Westfields Sports High) (TAS St Patricks College) 21.22m. 5.23m(+0.4).

Senior Boys Cup Long Jump Gold 1. Jeremy Cocks (NSW Westfields Sports High) 6.37m(+0.9); 2. Brendan Maher (VIC Xavier College) 6.24m(+1.0); 3.Andrew Lemm (TAS Guilford Young College) 5.87m(+1.4); 4. Daniel Krebs (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 100 metres Green (w:-0.9) 1. Robert Marks (NSW Westfields Sports High) 11.37; 2. Rick Toskas (VIC Xavier College) 5.75m(+0.9); 5. Mark Prunty (SA Trinity College) 5.73m(+1.9); 6. Sam Elderfield (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 11.48; 3.Andrew Prowse (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 11.67; 4. George Miller (TAS Guilford Young College) 11.84; 5. 5.25m(+1.0). Tye Gerritsen (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 12.19; 6. Paul Streathfield (SA Trinity College) 12.55. Discus Throw Green 1.Trent Hobbs (NSW Westfields Sports High) 40.41m; 2. Brenton Carle (SA Trinity College) 100 metres Gold (w:-1.2) 1. Sam Elderfield (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 11.55; 2. Robert Boateng (NSW 33.42m; 3. Ben Thomson (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 31.66m; 4. Patrick Ward (TAS Guilford Young College) 28.79m; Westfields Sports High) 11.58; 3. Samuel Voss (VIC Xavier College) 11.75; 4. Heath Adams (TAS Guilford Young College) 5. David Zyntels (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 27.83m; 6. Kristian Lunardi (VIC Xavier College) 26.35m. 11.81; 5. Sam Cryer (SA Trinity College) 11.86; 6.Aaron Bowers (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 11.91. Discus Throw Gold 1. Scott Findlater (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 43.13m; 2. Bradley Lowe (NSW Westfields 800 metres Green 1. Peter Donahoe (VIC Xavier College) 2:02.65; 2.Aidan Hobbs (NSW Westfields Sports High) Sports High) 35.38m; 3. Mark Prunty (SA Trinity College) 34.58m; 4.William Smith (VIC Xavier College) 31.25m; 5.Tye 2:06.35; 3. Sam Cryer (SA Trinity College) 2:09.69; 4.Will Holmes (TAS Guilford Young College) 2:11.22; 5. Benjamin Gerritsen (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 30.71m; 6. Heath Adams (TAS Guilford Young College) 23.74m. Sturges (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 2:12.67; 6. Campbell Schmidt (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 2:24.60. Junior Boys Cup 800 metres Gold 1. Ben Rogers (SA Trinity College) 1:58.89; 2. Nick Connellan (VIC Xavier College) 2:00.10; 3. David Clark (TAS Guilford Young College) 2:01.02; 4. Bradley Chrystie (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 2:09.46; 5. Matthew Russell 100 metres Green (w:-0.1) 1. James D'Alfonso (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 11.60; 2. Dale Jenner (NSW Westfields (NSW Westfields Sports High) 2:12.13;Allex Molineaux (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) DQ. Sports High) 11.70; 3. Michael Nunn (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 11.89; 4. Cale Ayres (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 12.13; 5. Gareth White (SA Henley High School) 12.74. 3000 metres Green 1.Aidan Hobbs (NSW Westfields Sports High) 9:19.49; 2. Campbell Schmidt (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 9:42.26; 3. Matthew Spangher (VIC Xavier College) 9:49.91; 4. Stephen Battersby (SA Trinity College) 100 metres Gold (w:-2.7) 1. Josh Parker (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 11.93; 2.Angus Crowther (QLD Anglican 10:04.65; 5.Aaron Brazendale (TAS Guilford Young College) 10:29.13; 6. Benjamin Sturges (WA Kelmscott Senior High) Church Grammar) 12.08; 3. Jarryd Hayne (NSW Westfields Sports High) 12.12; 4. Matthew Dornauf (TAS Scotch 11:09.18. Oakburn College) 13.01; 5. Lorry Krstic (SA Henley High School) 13.04.

3000 metres Gold 1. David McNeill (VIC Xavier College) 8:50.36; 2.Andrew Roberts (TAS Guilford Young College) 400 metres Green 1. Brett Watton (NSW Westfields Sports High) 52.74; 2. Pryce Butson (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 9:24.81; 3. Ben Rogers (SA Trinity College) 9:30.42; 4. Matthew Russell (NSW Westfields Sports High) 9:40.65; 5.Will 53.19; 3. Rhys Ibbott (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 56.50; 4. Mitchell Raspin (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 57.63; McGlymont (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 10:32.10; 6. Bradley Chrystie (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 10:47.12. Daniel Janyckyj (SA Henley High School) DQ. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS 200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-1.8) 1. Rick Toskas (VIC Xavier College) 26.56; 2. Daniel Krebs (WA Kelmscott Senior 400 metres Gold 1. James D'Alfonso (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 50.83; 2. Srdjan Veselinovic (NSW Westfields Sports High) 27.55; 3.Adam Stone (NSW Westfields Sports High) 28.03; 4. Patrick Ward (TAS Guilford Young College) 28.06; 5. High) 54.60; 3. Jason Abbott (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 55.63; 4.Austin Elliott (SA Henley High School) 59.68; Haydn Ben Eakin (SA Trinity College) 29.42; 6. Nick Bardsley (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 30.49. Clentsmith (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) DQ.

200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:-0.1) 1. Matt Rickards (TAS Guilford Young College) 25.00; 2.Allex Molineaux (QLD 1500 metres Green 1. Rhys Ibbott (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 4:37.75; 2. Sam Arthur (VIC Carey Baptist Anglican Church Grammar) 25.14; 3. Brendan Maher (VIC Xavier College) 25.59; 4. Kyle Chrystie (WA Kelmscott Senior Grammar) 4:38.28; 3. Srdjan Veselinovic (NSW Westfields Sports High) 4:49.98; 4.Ashley Duncan (SA Henley High School) High) 27.50; 5. Ben Guerin (SA Trinity College) 27.69; 6. Jeremy Cocks (NSW Westfields Sports High) 28.71. 4:50.40; 5. Jason Abbott (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 5:36.41.

4x200 metres Relay 1.TAS Guilford Young College (George Miller Matt Rickards Heath Adams Andrew Lemm) 1:31.53; 1500 metres Gold 1. Chris Hamer (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 4:26.29; 2. Matthew Dornauf (TAS Scotch Oakburn 2.VIC Xavier College (Rick Toskas Brendan Maher Nicolas Robin Samuel Voss) 1:31.84; 3. NSW Westfields Sports High College) 4:39.67; 3. Cameron Ennis (NSW Westfields Sports High) 4:46.37; 4. Haydn Clentsmith (QLD Anglican Church (Robert Boateng Robert Marks Jeremy Cocks Adam Stone) 1:32.35; 4. SA Trinity College (Paul Benz Ben Guerin Sam Grammar) 4:46.98; 5. Scott Roberts (SA Henley High School) 5:03.55. Cryer Mark Prunty) 1:35.10; 5. QLD Anglican Church Grammar (Sam Elderfield Andrew Prowse Allex Molineaux Scott Findlater) 1:38.01; 6.WA Kelmscott Senior High (Ezra Boots Aaron Bowers Kyle Chrystie Tye Gerritsen) 1:39.51. 200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-1.7) 1. Michael Holmes (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 28.45; 2. Pryce Butson (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 28.46; 3. David Forgan-Smith (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 28.75; 4. Daniel Janyckyj (SA High Jump Green 1. Matthew Spangher (VIC Xavier College) 1.75m; 2. Lindsay Pye (NSW Westfields Sports High) Henley High School) 29.94; Daniel Taylor (NSW Westfields Sports High) DQ. 1.70m; 3. Matt Rickards (TAS Guilford Young College) 1.65m; 4. Henry Beem (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 1.65m; 5. David Zyntels (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 1.65m; Ben Eakin (SA Trinity College) NH. 200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:+0.2) 1. Daniel Small (NSW Westfields Sports High) 27.11; 2. Dion Pocklington (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 27.43; 3. Sam Giatrakos (SA Henley High School) 28.25; 4. Cale Ayres (TAS Scotch Oakburn High Jump Gold 1.Aaron Bowers (WA Kelmscott Senior High) 1.85m; 2. Ben Guerin (SA Trinity College) 1.85m; 3. College) 28.48; 5.Tyrone Lowry (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 31.53. Simon Ting (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 1.85m; 4. Nicolas Robin (VIC Xavier College) 1.70m; 4.Andrew Lemm (TAS Guilford Young College) 1.70m; 6.Adam Stone (NSW Westfields Sports High) 1.65m.

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4x200 metres Relay 1.VIC Carey Baptist Grammar (Pryce Butson James D'Alfonso Alex Kostov Josh Parker) 1:35.10; 2. Senior Girls Plate NSW Westfields Sports High (Brett Watton Dale Jenner Daniel Small Srdjan Veselinovic) 1:35.14; 3.TAS Scotch Oakburn College (Matthew Dornauf Mitchell Raspin Michael Holmes Cale Ayres) 1:40.56; 4. SA Henley High School (Gareth White 100 metres Green (w:+0.3) 1. Megan Vetter (QLD Downlands College) 12.64; 2. Elizabeth Allen (QLD John Paul Austin Elliott Laszlo Dobo Sam Giatrakos) 1:42.18; QLD Anglican Church Grammar (Angus Crowther Michael Nunn College) 12.72; 3. Caitlin Stanley (SA Walford Anglican) 12.85; 4. Edwina Clark (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 12.95; 5. Tyrone Lowry Dion Dalton-Bridges) DQ. Hannah Smith (VIC Sacred Heart College) 13.50; 6.Alice Smith (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 14.27.

Long Jump Green 1. Dale Jenner (NSW Westfields Sports High) 5.82m(+0.4); 2. Sam Arthur (VIC Carey Baptist 100 metres Gold (w:+0.7) 1. Jacqueline Davies (QLD Downlands College) 12.41; 2. Candice Palmer (QLD John Paul Grammar) 5.62m(+0.2); 3. Michael Holmes (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 5.34m(0.0); 4. Dion Dalton-Bridges (QLD College) 13.16; 3. Chelsea Ferguson (VIC Sacred Heart College) 13.71; 4. Penny Sattler (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) Anglican Church Grammar) 5.27m(+0.6); 5. Scott Roberts (SA Henley High School) 4.41m(+2.0). 14.25; 5. Georgina Deans-Costi (SA Walford Anglican) 14.43; 6. Sue Loumbos (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 15.16.

Long Jump Gold 1. Brett Watton (NSW Westfields Sports High) 5.97m(0.0); 2. Sam Giatrakos (SA Henley High School) 400 metres Green 1. Lauren McAdam (QLD Downlands College) 57.84; 2. Caitlin Stanley (SA Walford Anglican) 59.15; 5.92m(+1.3); 3. Michael Nunn (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 5.89m(0.0); 4.Tom Morrison (VIC Carey Baptist 3. Bianca Cheever (VIC Sacred Heart College) 62.20; 4. Katie Jamieson (QLD John Paul College) 64.32; 5.Ashley Lawrence Grammar) 5.64m(+1.1); 5. Ed Winzenberg (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 4.88m(+1.3). (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 65.70; 6. Jane Rego (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 66.22.

Shot Put Green 1. Jamal Idris (NSW Westfields Sports High) 12.77m; 2. Ben Townson (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 400 metres Gold 1. Jacqueline Davies (QLD Downlands College) 56.60; 2. Naomi Berry (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 11.88m; 3. James Guest (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 11.51m; 4. Liam Cooney (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 10.44m; 5. 59.71; 3. Genevieve Lacaze (QLD John Paul College) 62.79; 4. Hannah Smith (VIC Sacred Heart College) 64.54; 5.Alice Gareth White (SA Henley High School) 9.41m. Smith (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 68.24; 6. Georgina Deans-Costi (SA Walford Anglican) 68.90.

Shot Put Gold 1. Joe Stevens (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 17.79m; 2.Tyson Anaki (NSW Westfields Sports High) 1500 metres Green 1. Genevieve Lacaze (QLD John Paul College) 4:45.24; 2.Ashleigh Wall (VIC Sacred Heart College) 15.00m; 3. Jarrod Reid (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 12.79m; 4. Mitchell Raspin (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 12.33m; 5. 4:56.46; 3. Rosemary Dickson (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 5:22.68; 4.Anna Hyde (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 5:41.98; 5. Laszlo Dobo (SA Henley High School) 11.42m. Olivia Harris (SA Walford Anglican) 5:45.57; 6. Megan Vetter (QLD Downlands College) 5:52.46.

Javelin Throw Green 1. Joe Stevens (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 49.73m; 2. Jamal Idris (NSW Westfields Sports 1500 metres Gold 1. Camilla Wishaw (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 4:41.60; 2.Taryn Rau (VIC Sacred Heart College) High) 37.58m; 3.Ashley Duncan (SA Henley High School) 35.56m; 4. Liam Cooney (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 34.80m; 5:04.41; 3. Naomi Berry (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 5:05.59; 4. Katie Jamieson (QLD John Paul College) 5:08.29; 5. Sophie 5. Marcus Dornauf (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 28.36m. Newman (QLD Downlands College) 6:02.94; 6. Rebecca Harvey (SA Walford Anglican) 6:16.66.

Javelin Throw Gold 1. Claye Geale (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 43.46m; 2.Tyson Anaki (NSW Westfields Sports 200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-1.2) 1. Lauren McAdam (QLD Downlands College) 30.75; 2. Linda Allen (QLD John High) 38.26m; 3. Dion Pocklington (VIC Carey Baptist Grammar) 37.72m; 4. Laszlo Dobo (SA Henley High School) Paul College) 31.55; 3.Taryn Rau (VIC Sacred Heart College) 32.01; 4. Kaley Lewis (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 33.40; 5. 36.06m; 5. Ben Townson (QLD Anglican Church Grammar) 34.77m. Laura Gibb (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 34.89; 6.Alexandra Irving (SA Walford Anglican) 35.91.

2003 Plate Competition 200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:-1.2) 1. Ebony Gorincu (QLD John Paul College) 30.93; 2. Heidi Sutcliffe (VIC Sacred RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Heart College) 32.75; 3.Anne Parnell (QLD Downlands College) 32.96; 4.Ashley Lawrence (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) IN 2003 RESULTS Senior Girls Plate 1. QLD John Paul College 100 points 34.45; 5. Rebecca Adams (SA Walford Anglican) 35.01; 6. Clare Peltzer (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 35.34. 2. QLD Downlands College 99 points 3. VIC Sacred Heart College - Geelong 85 points 4x200 metres Relay 1. QLD Downlands College (Lauren McAdam Sarah Collins Jacqueline Davies Megan Vetter) 4. NSW Presbyterian Ladies College - Sydney 80 points 1:45.56; 2. QLD John Paul College (Ebony Gorincu Linda Allen Candice Palmer Elizabeth Allen) 1:46.47; 3. NSW 5. TAS Scotch Oakburn College 67 points Presbyterian Ladies (Kaley Lewis Edwina Clark Naomi Berry Ashley Lawrence) 1:51.20; 4.VIC Sacred Heart College 6. SA Walford Anglican School for Girls 64 points (Heidi Sutcliffe Hannah Smith Chelsea Ferguson Bianca Cheever) 1:52.55; 5. SA Walford Anglican (Caitlin Stanley Georgina Deans-Costi Rebecca Adams Jacinta Rose) 1:56.14; 6.TAS Scotch Oakburn College (Alice Smith Clare Peltzer Emma Junior Girls Plate 1. NSW Westfield's Sports High 101.5 points Thorold Penny Sattler) 1:59.42. 2. WA Iona Presentation College 89.5 points 3. QLD Brisbane State High School 88 points Triple Jump Green 1. Linda Allen (QLD John Paul College) 9.61m(-0.5); 2. Jocelyn Woolcock (QLD Downlands College) 4. TAS Scotch Oakburn College 82 points 9.55m(0.0); 3. Penny Sattler (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 9.46m(+0.6); 4. Kaley Lewis (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 5. VIC Frankston High School 81 points 9.44m(-0.2); 5. Hannah Zacker (SA Walford Anglican) 9.37m(-0.2); 6. Heidi Sutcliffe (VIC Sacred Heart College) 9.04m(- 1.2). Senior Boys Plate 1. QLD Ipswich Grammar School 112 points 2. NSW Waverley College 93.5 points Triple Jump Gold 1. Edwina Clark (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 10.84m(0.0); 2. Elizabeth Allen (QLD John Paul College) 3. TAS The Hutchins School 89.5 points 9.84m(+0.3); 3. Sarah Collins (QLD Downlands College) 9.84m(-0.6); 4. Chelsea Ferguson (VIC Sacred Heart College) 4. QLD Iona College 67.5 points 9.50m(0.0); 5. Jacinta Rose (SA Walford Anglican) 8.78m(-0.6); 6. Laura Gibb (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 8.67m(-0.5). 5. SA Kings Baptist Grammar 50 points Shot Put Green 1. Jodie Trousdell (QLD John Paul College) 10.20m; 2. Sarah Collins (QLD Downlands College) 9.24m; Junior Boys Plate 1. VIC The Peninsula School 111 points 3. Laura Davis (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 8.65m; 4. Cassie Hannan (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 8.58m; 5. Hannah 2. QLD Ipswich Grammar School 100 points Ferguson (VIC Sacred Heart College) 8.09m; 6. Olivia Harris (SA Walford Anglican) 8.09m. 3. TAS St Virgil's College 92 points 4. SA Trinity College 82 points

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Shot Put Gold 1. Candice Palmer (QLD John Paul College) 10.05m; 2. Rachel Balderson (QLD Downlands College) High Jump Gold 1.Tenika Demamiel (WA Iona Presentation College) 1.58m; 2. Leah Oakhill (QLD Brisbane State High) 9.45m; 3. Sarah Tinitali (VIC Sacred Heart College) 9.01m; 4. Emma Thorold (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 8.43m; 5. 1.55m; 3. Natalie Kingston (VIC Frankston High) 1.52m; 4. Eliza Pearce (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 1.49m; 5. Lara Arianne Michaelidis (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 8.32m; 6. Laura Osti (SA Walford Anglican) 7.38m. Huston (NSW Westfields Sports High) 1.40m.

Javelin Throw Green 1. Bianca Cheever (VIC Sacred Heart College) 34.87m; 2. Sue Loumbos (NSW Presbyterian Triple Jump Green 1. Krystal Pertel (NSW Westfields Sports High) 10.65m(+1.1); 2.Angela Hagan (QLD Brisbane State Ladies) 31.43m; 3. Emma Thorold (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 30.38m; 4. Edwina Storer (SA Walford Anglican) 28.93m; High) 9.71m(+2.0); 3. Zoe Summerfield (VIC Frankston High) 9.52m(+2.1); 4. Sarah-Jane Power (WA Iona Presentation 5. Jodie Trousdell (QLD John Paul College) 28.67m; 6. Jessee Walz (QLD Downlands College) 24.79m. College) 8.98m(+2.6); 5. Madeline Bushby (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 8.07m(+2.6).

Javelin Throw Gold 1. Rachel Balderson (QLD Downlands College) 32.92m; 2. Laura Osti (SA Walford Anglican) Triple Jump Gold 1.Tenika Demamiel (WA Iona Presentation College) 10.71m(+1.1); 2. Candice Morley (NSW 23.97m; 3.Ashleigh Wall (VIC Sacred Heart College) 19.69m; 4. Courtney Gahan (QLD John Paul College) 17.54m; 5. Westfields Sports High) 10.23m(+1.4); 3. Paini King (QLD Brisbane State High) 10.06m(+2.0); 4. Eliza Pearce (TAS Scotch Arianne Michaelidis (NSW Presbyterian Ladies) 16.61m; 6. Laura Davis (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 12.88m. Oakburn College) 8.92m(-0.4); Natalie Kingston (VIC Frankston High) ND w:NWI.

Junior Girls Plate Discus Throw Green 1. Dani Samuels (NSW Westfields Sports High) 38.68m; 2. Courtney Janssens (VIC Frankston High) 29.98m; 3.Angela Hagan (QLD Brisbane State High) 26.23m; 4. Elsie Fisher (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 25.06m; 100 metres Green (w:+0.2) 1. Roshaan Fransisco (WA Iona Presentation College) 12.68; 2. Candice Morley (NSW 5. Laura Milmoe (WA Iona Presentation College) 18.85m. Westfields Sports High) 12.89; 3.Ashley Monkland (QLD Brisbane State High) 13.19; 4. Monique Chirgwin (VIC Frankston High) 13.26; 5. Charlotte Watson (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 13.78. Discus Throw Gold 1. Lisa Abbott (NSW Westfields Sports High) 35.64m; 2. Sarah Duncan (QLD Brisbane State High) 28.56m; 3. Hayley Janssens (VIC Frankston High) 28.06m; 4.Yasmin Santoso (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 18.81m; 5. 100 metres Gold (w:-0.1) 1. Cara Berry (NSW Westfields Sports High) 12.92; 2. Meredith Woods (VIC Frankston High) Stephanie Craik (WA Iona Presentation College) 12.83m. 13.27; 3. Leah Oakhill (QLD Brisbane State High) 13.36; 4. Stephanie Craik (WA Iona Presentation College) 13.75; 5. Karinna Fyfe (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 14.12. Senior Boys Plate

400 metres Green 1. Courtney Lockett (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 61.05; 2. Emily Loughnan (WA Iona 100 metres Green (w:-1.9) 1. Josh Webb (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 11.23; 2. Mathew Crease (TAS The Hutchins School) Presentation College) 62.18; 3. Monique Chirgwin (VIC Frankston High) 63.25; 4. Leanne Golebiowski (NSW Westfields 11.72; 3. Hayden Goettler (QLD Iona College) 12.08; 4. Matthew Hammond-Moro (NSW Waverley College) 12.29; 5. Sports High) 63.60; 5. Miranda Rallings (QLD Brisbane State High) 64.67. Daniel Brodie (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 12.50.

400 metres Gold 1. Roshaan Fransisco (WA Iona Presentation College) 56.17; 2. Karinna Fyfe (TAS Scotch Oakburn 100 metres Gold (w:-0.1) 1. Greg Wynne (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 11.44; 2. Jared Sheppard (TAS The Hutchins School) College) 59.59; 3. Cara Berry (NSW Westfields Sports High) 60.32; 4. Corina Hough (QLD Brisbane State High) 60.87; 5. 11.49; 3.Tristan Garret (NSW Waverley College) 11.61; 4. Sal Di Salvo (QLD Iona College) 11.66; 5. Mauricio Parada (SA Ambar Baxter (VIC Frankston High) 63.86. Kings Baptist Grammar) 12.07.

1500 metres Green 1. Elizabeth Clarke (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 5:01.23; 2. Renee Owen (VIC Frankston High) 800 metres Green 1.Tristan Garret (NSW Waverley College) 2:03.67; 2.Adrian Harte (QLD Ipswich Grammar) RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 5:05.47; 3. Emily Loughnan (WA Iona Presentation College) 5:15.62; 4. Leanne Golebiowski (NSW Westfields Sports High) 2:04.62; 3. Ryan Foster (TAS The Hutchins School) 2:05.44; 4.Tim Crook (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 2:20.04. IN 2003 RESULTS 5:29.83; 5. Natasha Clifford (QLD Brisbane State High) 5:47.70. 800 metres Gold 1. Matthew Hammond-Moro (NSW Waverley College) 1:56.40; 2. Rudi Chalustowski (QLD Iona 1500 metres Gold 1. Zhoe Warrington (VIC Frankston High) 4:53.33; 2. Rebel Hendrie (WA Iona Presentation College) College) 2:02.44; 3. Jo Hargreaves (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 2:02.82; 4.Tim Bryant (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 2:03.74; 5. 5:11.98; 3. Courtney Lockett (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 5:14.75; 4. Emily Bradshaw (QLD Brisbane State High) Richard Burbury (TAS The Hutchins School) 2:06.69. 5:15.51; 5. Jessica Brewster (NSW Westfields Sports High) 5:35.20. 3000 metres Green 1. Ryan Foster (TAS The Hutchins School) 9:48.86; 2. Justin Lowe (NSW Waverley College) 200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-2.4) 1. Kimberley Watton (NSW Westfields Sports High) 31.94; 2.Tegan Maffescioni 10:01.67; 3.Adrian Harte (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 10:27.66; 4. Sal Di Salvo (QLD Iona College) 11:30.15; 5. Daryl Porter (WA Iona Presentation College) 32.33; 3. Miranda Rallings (QLD Brisbane State High) 33.83; 4. Zoe Summerfield (VIC (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 12:44.06. Frankston High) 34.96; 5. Madeline O'Connor (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 37.03. 3000 metres Gold 1. Ky Walsh (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 9:41.84; 2.Alex Humphrey (TAS The Hutchins School) 9:52.32; 200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:-1.8) 1. Krystal Pertel (NSW Westfields Sports High) 31.43; 2. Jessica Robinson (QLD 3. Rudi Chalustowski (QLD Iona College) 10:09.07; 4.Tim Bryant (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 10:18.32; 5. Dean Scerri Brisbane State High) 33.15; 3.Abigail Brough (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 33.23; 4. Sarah-Jane Power (WA Iona (NSW Waverley College) 10:57.78. Presentation College) 34.59; 5.Ambar Baxter (VIC Frankston High) 36.36. 200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-1.6) 1. Eoin Quinn (QLD Iona College) 28.19; 2. Simon Byrne (QLD Ipswich 4x200 metres Relay 1. NSW Westfields Sports High (Cara Berry Krystal Pertel Candice Morley Leanne Golebiowski) Grammar) 29.25; 3. Jared Sheppard (TAS The Hutchins School) 29.67; 4.Tim Coop (NSW Waverley College) 31.56; Brett 1:47.62; 2. QLD Brisbane State High (Ashley Monkland Leah Oakhill Corina Hough Miranda Rallings) 1:48.19; 3.VIC Sheldon (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) DQ. Frankston High (Meredith Woods Renee Owen Brooke Campbell Monique Chirgwin) 1:51.34; 4.TAS Scotch Oakburn College (Charlotte Watson Abigail Brough Courtney Lockett Elsie Fisher) 1:57.93;WA Iona Presentation College (Sarah- 200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:-1.8) 1. Josh Webb (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 25.14; 2.Tristan Thomas (TAS The Hutchins Jane Power Stephanie Craik Tenika Demamiel Roshaan Fransisco) DQ. School) 25.43; 3. James Roff (NSW Waverley College) 26.38; 4. Lee Hofmann (QLD Iona College) 27.41; 5. Daniel Brodie (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 29.12. High Jump Green 1. Rebel Hendrie (WA Iona Presentation College) 1.46m; 1. Laura Ford (NSW Westfields Sports High) 1.46m; 3. Madeline O'Connor (TAS Scotch Oakburn College) 1.46m; 4. Jessica Robinson (QLD Brisbane State High) 1.40m; 5. Renee Owen (VIC Frankston High) 1.25m.

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4x200 metres Relay 1. QLD Ipswich Grammar (Greg Wynne Rowan Newton Simon Byrne Josh Webb) 1:30.98; 2.TAS 4x200 metres Relay 1.VIC The Peninsula School (Tim Scarpella Mitchell Duff Matt Carter Michael Bolton) 1:35.18; 2. The Hutchins School (Jared Sheppard Tristan Thomas Mathew Crease Tom Ryan) 1:31.86;3. NSW Waverley College QLD Ipswich Grammar (Sam Streeter Nick Stevenson Chris Watson Rodney Davies) 1:36.72; 3.TAS St Virgil's College (Tristan Garret James Roff Matthew Hammond-Moro Luke Jacenko) 1:33.28; 4. QLD Iona College (Sal Di Salvo Nate (Trent Nichols Blair Kean Elliot Maher Luke Sullivan) 1:41.17; 4. SA Trinity College (Jason Blakemore Joel Allwright Adrian Roffey David Georgiou Hayden Goettler) 1:35.90; 5. SA Kings Baptist Grammar (Brett Sheldon Mauricio Parada Daniel Siciliano Nathan Kennedy) 1:42.32. Brodie Eric Van Rys Wyk) 1:42.86. Long Jump Green 1.Trent Nichols (TAS St Virgil's College) 5.87m(+2.2);2. Mitchell Duff (VIC The Peninsula School) High Jump Green 1. Scott Fenn (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 1.75m; 2. Luke Jacenko (NSW Waverley College) 1.65m; 2. 5.73m(0.0); 3. Brendan Frankish (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 5.55m(+0.2); 4. Nathan Kennedy (SA Trinity College) 4.35m(0.0). Henry Allwright (TAS The Hutchins School) 1.65m; Brett Sheldon (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) NH; Daniel Webb (QLD Iona College) NH. Long Jump Gold 1. Michael Bolton (VIC The Peninsula School) 5.62m(+0.8); 2. Chris Watson (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 5.55m(+1.6); 3. James Charlesworth (TAS St Virgil's College) 5.16m(+0.6);4. Kerron Brand (SA Trinity College) High Jump Gold 1. Nate Roffey (QLD Iona College) 1.97m; 2. Brad James (NSW Waverley College) 1.94m; 3. Daniel 4.77m(+0.3). Lake (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 1.88m; Stephen Eddington (TAS The Hutchins School) NH; Robert Cook (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) NH. Shot Put Green 1.Trent Rogers (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 13.89m; 2.Aidan Glenn (VIC The Peninsula School) 13.81m; 3. Jack Riewoldt (TAS St Virgil's College) 13.71m;4.Adam Downey (SA Trinity College) 11.79m. Long Jump Green 1. Greg Wynne (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 6.54m(+0.2); 2. Luke Jacenko (NSW Waverley College) 6.50m(+0.8); 3. Mathew Crease (TAS The Hutchins School) 6.07m(-0.5); 4. Lee Hofmann (QLD Iona College) 5.82m(0.0); Shot Put Gold 1. Dale Stephenson (VIC The Peninsula School) 15.42m; 2. Brett Gillespie (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 5. Mauricio Parada (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 5.48m(-0.3). 15.39m; 3. Daniel Main (SA Trinity College) 12.23m; 4. Matthew Walker (TAS St Virgil's College) 10.96m.

Long Jump Gold 1. Rowan Newton (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 6.32m(-0.4); 2. Nate Roffey (QLD Iona College) Javelin Throw Green 1. Marti Wraight (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 41.90m; 2. Ben Galic (SA Trinity College) 41.23m; 3. 6.30m(0.0); 3. James Roff (NSW Waverley College) 6.08m(+1.1); 4.Tristan Thomas (TAS The Hutchins School) 5.57m(-1.2); Jack Riewoldt (TAS St Virgil's College) 41.20m;4.Aidan Glenn (VIC The Peninsula School) 4.54m. Eric Van Rys Wyk (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) ND w:NWI. Javelin Throw Gold 1.Trent Rogers (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 54.88m; 2. Dale Stephenson (VIC The Peninsula School) Discus Throw Green 1. Simon Byrne (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 35.35m; 2. Stephen Eddington (TAS The Hutchins 39.77m; 3. Kerron Brand (SA Trinity College) 37.32m; 4. Patrick Ross (TAS St Virgil's College) 36.17m. School) 29.34m; 3.Tim Crook (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 25.26m; 4.Tim Coop (NSW Waverley College) 21.98m.

Discus Throw Gold 1. Jacob Drinkwater (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 36.32m; 2. Jeff Scarra (NSW Waverley College) 34.87m; 3.Tyson Wills (TAS The Hutchins School) 27.63m; 4. Daryl Porter (SA Kings Baptist Grammar) 25.74m.

Junior Boys Plate

100 metres Green (w:+0.3) 1.Tim Scarpella (VIC The Peninsula School) 12.09; 2. Elliot Maher (TAS St Virgil's College) RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 12.49; 3. Nathan Kennedy (SA Trinity College) 12.74. IN 2003 RESULTS

100 metres Gold (w:-0.3) 1. Matt Carter (VIC The Peninsula School) 11.58; 2. Rodney Davies (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 12.03; 3. Jason Blakemore (SA Trinity College) 12.22; 4.Trent Nichols (TAS St Virgil's College) 12.44.

400 metres Green 1. Ben Kazacos (VIC The Peninsula School) 54.63; 2. Charlie Wakeham (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 56.14; 3. Luke Sullivan (TAS St Virgil's College) 56.63;4. Jason Blakemore (SA Trinity College) 57.42.

400 metres Gold 1. Matt Carter (VIC The Peninsula School) 51.83; 2. Nick Stevenson (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 53.03; 3. Blair Kean (TAS St Virgil's College) 54.10;4.Adrian Siciliano (SA Trinity College) 58.12.

1500 metres Green 1. Ben Southam (VIC The Peninsula School) 4:29.96; 2.Tom Beard (TAS St Virgil's College) 4:44.78; 3. Charlie Wakeham (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 5:11.81; 4. Nathan Trevena (SA Trinity College) 5:22.07.

1500 metres Gold 1. Brett Cooper (VIC The Peninsula School) 4:22.99; 2. Patrick Ross (TAS St Virgil's College) 4:34.83; 3. Nick Stevenson (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 4:41.88; 4. Joel Allwright (SA Trinity College) 5:07.24.

200 metres Hurdles Green (w:-1.5) 1. Sam Streeter (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 28.61; 2. Blair Kean (TAS St Virgil's College) 29.28; 3. Stephen Hadanich (VIC The Peninsula School) 30.04; 4. Daniel Main (SA Trinity College) 30.11.

200 metres Hurdles Gold (w:-2.5) 1. Chris Watson (QLD Ipswich Grammar) 26.33; 2. Michael Bolton (VIC The Peninsula School) 26.43; 3. Joel Allwright (SA Trinity College) 30.46; 4. James Charlesworth (TAS St Virgil's College) 31.53.

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Final Point Scores 1. Gang-Green (Team 4) 239.5 points 4x400 metres Relay 1. 3 Star Pride (Tara Millgate,Anna Neumaier, Megan Wheatley, Keatyn Windley) 3:49.90; 2. Gang- 2. Three Star Pride (Team 3) 233 points Green (Corinne Archer, Lara Nicod, Emily Johnson, Jacqueline Davies) 3:50.28; 3. Hot Chillies (Eliza Oates, Zoe Buckman, 3. Crikey (Team 2) 221 points Elizabeth Dalton Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen) 3:52.32; 4. New Zealand (Regan Higgie, Ilandre Bester,Veronica Torr, Charlotte 4. Hot Chillies (Team 6) 204 points Osborne) 3:53.59; 5.Aquaducks (Riana Dinsmore, Kate Gozzard, Emma Lincoln-Smith, Cheryl-Anne McCann) 3:56.66; 6. 5. Aquaducks (Team 1) 202.5 points Crikey (Jessica Gulli, Kate Leitch, Kara Bull, Sally McLellan) 3:57.90; 7. Gold Memberz (Kelly Macintosh, Roshaan Francisco, 6. Gold Memberz (Team 5) 173 points Katie French, Bianca Williams) 3:58.28. 7. New Zealand 140 points Women High Jump 1. Ellen Pettit (Crikey) 1.78m; 2. Sian McDonald (3 Star Pride) 1.70m; 2. Bianca Doja (Gang-Green) 1.70m; 2. Sophia Begg (Aquaducks) 1.70m; 5. Kylie Leydon (New Zealand) 1.65m; 5.Angela Kelly (Gold Memberz) 1.65m; 7. Jessica 100 metres (w:-2.1) 1. Kylie Bent (Aquaducks) 12.22; 2. Sally McLellan (Crikey) 12.36; 3.Alexandra Hodges (Hot Chillies) Hruby (Hot Chillies) 1.60m. 12.58; 4. Maricor Cuencor (3 Star Pride) 12.62; 5. Jacqueline Davies (Gang-Green) 12.63; 6. Bianca Williams (Gold Memberz) 12.66; 7. Kendal Blair (New Zealand) 12.75. Pole Vault 1. Jacinta Lynn (Crikey) 3.50m; 2. Jamie Scroop (Gang-Green) 3.40m; 3. Naomi Bligh (Hot Chillies) 2.50m; 4. Julia Brown (New Zealand) 2.30m; Charmaine Lucock (Gold Memberz) NH; Danielle O'Reilly (Aquaducks) NH; Madeline 200 metres (w:-1.0) 1. Kylie Bent (Aquaducks) 24.54; 2. Keatyn Windley (3 Star Pride) 24.90; 3. Jacqueline Davies (Gang- Samson (3 Star Pride) NH. Green) 24.99; 4. Rebecca Negus (Gold Memberz) 25.46; 5.Alexandra Hodges (Hot Chillies) 25.77; 6. Kate Leitch (Crikey) 25.95; 7. Regan Higgie (New Zealand) 25.98. Long Jump 1.Alexis Turner (3 Star Pride) 5.70m(+1.7); 2. Emma Knight (Crikey) 5.69m(+0.1); 3. Hana McEwan (New Zealand) 5.68m(+2.9); 4. Hayley Cervetto (Gold Memberz) 5.58m(+3.4); 5. Naomi Bligh (Hot Chillies) 5.55m(+1.3); 6. 400 metres 1. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen (Hot Chillies) 54.71; 2. Keatyn Windley (3 Star Pride) 55.54; 3. Lara Nicod (Gang- Katelyn Grehan (Aquaducks) 5.51m(+1.2); 7. Crystal Cragan (Gang-Green) 5.50m(+4.1). Green) 57.51; 4. Kara Bull (Crikey) 57.54; 5. Roshaan Francisco (Gold Memberz) 58.30; 6. Charlotte Osborne (New Zealand) 58.47; 7. Emma Lincoln-Smith (Aquaducks) 58.69. Triple Jump 1.Alexis Turner (3 Star Pride) 12.12m(-2.0); 2. Katelyn Grehan (Aquaducks) 12.04m(+0.2); 3. Linda Allen Unattached 11.90m(-0.7); 4. Crystal Cragan (Gang-Green) 11.83m(-0.9); 5. Hayley Cervetto (Gold Memberz) 11.71m(- 800 metres 1. Kate Gozzard (Aquaducks) 2:12.21; 2. Zoe Buckman (Hot Chillies) 2:12.55; 3. Emily Johnson (Gang-Green) 0.9); 6. Jessica Hruby (Hot Chillies) 11.68m(-0.2); 7. Philippa Duncan (New Zealand) 11.07m(-1.3); 8.Amy Sadler (Crikey) 2:12.87; 4. Renee Vandenberg (Crikey) 2:13.26; 5.Anna Neumaier (3 Star Pride) 2:16.35; 6. Ilandre Bester (New Zealand) 10.94m(-0.5). 2:17.65; 7. Katie French (Gold Memberz) 2:19.19. Shot Put 1. Sharmane Motuliki (Gang-Green) 12.98m; 2. Belinda Forsyth (Crikey) 12.21m; 3. Dani Samuels (Hot Chillies) 1500 metres 1. Emily Johnson (Gang-Green) 4:29.85; 2. Hayley Tomlinson (Crikey) 4:31.73; 3. Madeline Heiner (Hot 12.16m; 4. Rebecca Papadopoulos (Gold Memberz) 12.09m; 5. Philiss Meti (New Zealand) 11.51m; 6. Stacey Vernon Chillies) 4:34.70; 4. Katie French (Gold Memberz) 4:45.00; 5. Patricia Ross (New Zealand) 4:47.86; 6. Sophie Bromfield (Aquaducks) 11.47m; 7. Julie Bennell (3 Star Pride) 11.42m. (Aquaducks) 4:48.19; 7. Laura Jane Luxford (3 Star Pride) 5:02.92. Discus Throw 1. Sharmane Motuliki (Gang-Green) 44.78m; 2. Belinda Forsyth (Crikey) 44.57m; 3. Julie Bennell (3 Star 3000 metres 1. Hayley Tomlinson (Crikey) 10:21.14; 2. Camilla Wishaw (Gold Memberz) 10:21.74; 3. Patricia Ross (New Pride) 44.16m; 4. Dani Samuels (Hot Chillies) 42.77m; 5. Josene Peri (Aquaducks) 39.39m; 6.Annabel Thomson (Gold Zealand) 10:24.25; 4. Laura Jane Luxford (3 Star Pride) 10:35.24; 5.Ashlea Gilfillan (Hot Chillies) 10:37.31; 6. Sophie Memberz) 38.80m; 7. Philiss Meti (New Zealand) 35.97m. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Bromfield (Aquaducks) 10:38.00; 7. Kathryn Archbold (Gang-Green) 10:39.42. IN 2003 RESULTS Hammer Throw 1.Alexie Brown (Gold Memberz) 48.49m; 2. Erin Petrovic (Crikey) 46.96m; 3. Michelle Schlechter (Hot 100 metres Hurdles (w:-2.9) 1. Sally McLellan (Crikey) 14.01; 2. Kimberlee Green (Gang-Green) 14.44; 3.Veronica Torr Chillies) 41.63m; 4. Sally Chapman (3 Star Pride) 41.22m; 5. Sarah Mtandwa (Aquaducks) 38.18m; 6.Ashley O'Neill (New (New Zealand) 14.48; 4. Bianca Debartolo (Gold Memberz) 14.53; 4. Lisa Spencer (3 Star Pride) 14.53; 6. Belinda Brown Zealand) 34.54m; 7. Kirsty Zaharopoulos (Gang-Green) 19.53m. (Aquaducks) 14.96; 7. Elizabeth Dalton (Hot Chillies) 15.81. Javelin Throw 1. Zoe Pelbart (3 Star Pride) 47.19m; 2.Annabel Thomson (Gold Memberz) 44.07m; 3. Erin Petrovic 400 metres Hurdles 1.Tara Millgate (3 Star Pride) 62.85; 2. Eliza Oates (Hot Chillies) 63.21; 3. Cheryl-Anne McCann (Crikey) 40.44m; 4.Ashleigh Payne (Hot Chillies) 39.19m; 5. Kirsty Zaharopoulos (Gang-Green) 38.77m; 6. Emily Baker (Aquaducks) 63.37; 4. Kelly Macintosh (Gold Memberz) 63.97; 5. Corinne Archer (Gang-Green) 65.17; 6. Jessica Gulli (New Zealand) 37.59m; 7. Sally Geissler (Aquaducks) 36.81m. (Crikey) 65.34; 7. Riana Dinsmore Unattached 65.94; 8.Veronica Torr (New Zealand) 69.13. Men 2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Nikki Donnelly (3 Star Pride) 7:06.60; 2. Riana Dinsmore (Aquaducks) 7:08.54; 3.Ashlea Gilfillan (Hot Chillies) 7:08.81; 4. Georgia Kaidonis (Crikey) 7:12.87; 5. Kathryn Archbold (Gang-Green) 7:24.76; 6. Sarah 100 metres (w:-1.2) 1. Jacob Groth (Aquaducks) 10.72; 2. Paul Stickler (Hot Chillies) 11.01; 3. Luke Mansfield (Gang- Paterson (New Zealand) 7:39.66; 7. Lucy Polkinghorne (Gold Memberz) 7:43.16. Green) 11.04; 4. Matthew Davies (3 Star Pride) 11.11; 5. Brandan Galic (Crikey) 11.19; 6. Graeme Read (New Zealand) 11.27; 7.Andrew Storer (Gold Memberz) 11.53. 5000 metres Walk 1. Susan Knapton (Aquaducks) 24:11.88; 2. Lisa Grant (Gold Memberz) 24:27.36; 3.Tanya Holliday (3 Star Pride) 24:38.75; 4. Jessica Heazlewood (Crikey) 24:47.84; 5. Jillian Hosking (Gang-Green) 25:54.04; 6. Fiona Alldis 200 metres (w:-0.3) 1. Jacob Groth (Aquaducks) 21.62; 2. Luke Mansfield (Gang-Green) 21.76; 3.Tom Williamson (Gold Unattached 26:05.56; 7.Amanda Gorst (New Zealand) 26:05.66; 8. Lauren Burns-Rees Unattached x26:38.97; Bridgitte Memberz) 21.91; 4. Matthew Davies (3 Star Pride) 22.14; 5. Brandan Galic (Crikey) 22.56; 6. Owen Martin (Hot Chillies) Burns (Hot Chillies) DNF. 22.89; 7. Nick Kalivati (New Zealand) 23.08.

4x100 metres Relay 1. Gang-Green (Kimberlee Green, Edwina Clark, Corinne Archer, Jacqueline Davies) 47.59; 2. New 400 metres 1. Sean Wroe (3 Star Pride) 49.17; 2. Sam Wilson (New Zealand) 49.24; 3. Joshua Webb (Crikey) 49.39; 4. Zealand (Hana McEwan, Kendal Blair, Regan Higgie,Veronica Torr) 47.65; 3. Hot Chillies (Naomi Bligh, Danielle Fisher Tom Williamson (Gold Memberz) 49.62; 5.Andrew Graham (Gang-Green) 49.70; 6.Westley Le Breux (Hot Chillies) 50.40; Elizabeth Dalton Alexandra Hodges) 48.19; 4. Gold Memberz (Bianca Debartolo, Rebecca Negus, Kelly Macintosh, Bianca 7. Ezra Sykes (Aquaducks) 50.91. Williams) 48.31; 5. Crikey (Kate Leitch, Emma Knight, Linda Allen, Sally McLellan) 48.50;Aquaducks (Belinda Brown, Emma Lincoln-Smith, Katelyn Grehan, Kylie Bent) DNF; 3 Star Pride (Lisa Spencer, Keatyn Windley,Alexis Turner, Maricor Cuencor) DQ.

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800 metres 1.Werner Botha (3 Star Pride) 1:52.37; 2. Ross Ridgewell (Gang-Green) 1:54.36; 3.Alister Ross (Hot Triple Jump 1. Mark Howard (Aquaducks) 14.82m(-2.8); 2. Patrick Coleman (Crikey) 14.70m(-2.0); 3. Darren Boulet Chillies) 1:54.65; 4. Cameron Hewitt (Crikey) 1:54.74; 5. Joseph Hargreaves (Aquaducks) 1:56.88; 6. Scott Nicol (New (Gold Memberz) 14.41m(-1.8); 4. Paddy O'Donoghue (3 Star Pride) 14.00m(0.0); 5.Wally Meekin (Gang-Green) 13.84m(- Zealand) 1:57.34; 7. Joe Edgley (Gold Memberz) 1:58.38. 0.2); 6.Taichi Hoshino (Hot Chillies) 13.37m(-0.5); 7. David Cornthwaite (New Zealand) 12.90m(+0.2).

1500 metres 1.Tyson Mahon (Aquaducks) 3:57.87; 2.Andrew White (Hot Chillies) 4:00.64; 3.Werner Botha (3 Star Shot Put 1. Raff Laurins (Gang-Green) 19.10m; 2. Christopher Hanley (Crikey) 18.26m; 3. Rohan Edwards (Hot Chillies) Pride) 4:01.60; 4. Dane Frey (Crikey) 4:02.56; 5. Daniel Moses (New Zealand) 4:05.27; 6. Ross Ridgewell (Gang-Green) 16.84m; 4. Sam Rowell (Gold Memberz) 16.56m; 5. Gregory Koliopoulos (3 Star Pride) 16.54m; 6. Nicholas Andrianakos 4:10.53; 7. Sam Ellis (Gold Memberz) 4:17.38. Unattached 16.53m; 7. Ryan Phillips (Aquaducks) 15.96m; 8. Nicholas Kipriotis Unattached x15.46m; 9. Michael Hancock (New Zealand) 15.26m. 3000 metres 1. Jayden Russ (3 Star Pride) 8:45.86; 2.Andrew White (Hot Chillies) 8:48.62; 3. Liam Adams (Aquaducks) 8:50.51; 4. Zane Holland (Gang-Green) 8:53.89; 5. Brendan Woodman (Crikey) 9:00.38; 6. Bozzone Dino (New Zealand) Discus Throw 1. Raff Laurins (Gang-Green) 57.43m; 2. Grant Kraaymaat (Gold Memberz) 53.43m; 3. Junior Maninoa 9:07.44; 7. Sam Ellis (Gold Memberz) 9:09.34. (New Zealand) 50.46m; 4. Jon Lambert (Crikey) 48.47m; 5. Simon Wardhaugh (3 Star Pride) 47.43m; 6. Nicholas Kipriotis Unattached 46.47m; 7. Christopher Forth (Hot Chillies) 45.88m; 8.Toby Fawson (Aquaducks) 40.58m. 110 metres Hurdles (w:+0.4) 1. Paul Stickler (Hot Chillies) 14.17; 2.Thomas Sullivan (3 Star Pride) 14.52; 3. Dwain Weyers (Aquaducks) 14.71; 4. Christopher Barakat (Crikey) 15.00; 5. Leigh Bennett (Gang-Green) 15.13; 6. Ned McLeod Hammer Throw 1. Jarrod Stevens (Gang-Green) 63.39m; 2. Rohan Edwards (Hot Chillies) 63.01m; 3.Tim Burow (Gold (Gold Memberz) 15.21; 7. Philip Ah Loo (New Zealand) 15.37. Memberz) 54.29m; 4. Bradley Lowe (Crikey) 54.03m; 5. Simon Wardhaugh (3 Star Pride) 53.88m; 6. Brendan Neighbour (Aquaducks) 53.75m; 7. Michael Hancock (New Zealand) 45.15m. 400 metres Hurdles 1. Joshua Webb (Crikey) 52.44; 2. Robert Vattovaz (Gang-Green) 53.68; 3. Ned McLeod (Gold Memberz) 54.74; 4. Matthew Marlow (3 Star Pride) 55.83; 5.Tristan Thomas (Aquaducks) 56.20; 6. Stephen Gee (New Javelin Throw 1. Joshua Robinson (3 Star Pride) 76.03m; 2. Jon Lambert (Crikey) 67.64m; 3. Jonathon Wynn (Gang- Zealand) 56.76; 7.Adam Stone (Hot Chillies) 61.26. Green) 62.28m; 4. Jeremy Cocks (Hot Chillies) 58.51m; 5.Toby Fawson (Aquaducks) 55.84m; 6.Tim Burow (Gold Memberz) 53.86m; 7. Gilmore Elliot (New Zealand) 53.85m. 2000 metres Steeplechase 1. Jayden Russ (3 Star Pride) 6:03.24; 2. Zane Holland (Gang-Green) 6:04.24; 3. James Matthews (Hot Chillies) 6:09.35; 4. Stephen Snowden (Aquaducks) 6:13.83; 5. Craig Knowles (Gold Memberz) 6:14.82; 6. Gareth Benic (New Zealand) 6:22.73; 7. Luke Swenson (Crikey) 6:47.61.

5000 metres Walk 1.Adam Rutter (Aquaducks) 22:20.55; 2. Shaun Archer (Hot Chillies) 23:12.64; 3. Michael McCagh (Crikey) 23:31.80; 4. Glen Sellen (Gang-Green) 24:09.35; 5. Jamie Barnes (Gold Memberz) 24:18.44; 6.Ashley Colquhuon (3 Star Pride) 24:33.40; Daniel Stott (New Zealand) DQ.

4x100 metres Relay 1. Hot Chillies (Isaac Simon, Paul Stickler,Westley Le Breux, Owen Martin) 42.32; 2. New Zealand (Philip Ah Loo, Graeme Read, Nick Kalivati, Jordan Vandermade) 42.68; 3. Gold Memberz (Darren Boulet,Tom Williamson, Michael Simon,Andrew Storer) 42.89; 4. Gang-Green (Leigh Bennett, Luke Mansfield, Chris Noffke, Brett Stapleton) 43.30; RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 5.Aquaducks (Tim Pollard, Dwain Weyers, Mark Howard, Jacob Groth) 43.96; 6. Crikey (Joshua Webb, Brandan Galic, IN 2003 RESULTS Christopher Barakat, Gavin Jeffries) 53.57; 3 Star Pride (Philip Georgiou, Sean Wroe,Thomas Sullivan, Matthew Davies) DQ.

4x400 metres Relay 1. 3 Star Pride (Sean Wroe, Lachlan Renshaw, Matthew Marlow ,Werner Botha) 3:17.23; 2. Gang- Green (Andrew Graham, Ross Ridgewell, Brett Stapleton, Robert Vattovaz) 3:18.44; 3. New Zealand (Graeme Read, Stephen Gee, Jordan Vandermade, Sam Wilson) 3:18.56; 4. Crikey (Joshua Webb, Cameron Hewitt, Brandan Galic, Gavin Jeffries) 3:22.31; 5.Aquaducks (Ezra Sykes, Joseph Hargreaves,Tyson Mahon,Tristan Thomas) 3:24.32; 6. Gold Memberz (Ned McLeod,Tom Williamson, Darren Boulet, Michael Simon) 3:24.33; 7. Hot Chillies (Adam Stone,Alister Ross, Paul Stickler,Westley Le Breux) 3:25.46.

High Jump 1. Daniel Lawton (Gang-Green) 2.03m; 2. Bruce Kupfer (Hot Chillies) 1.95m; 3. David Baskin (Gold Memberz) 1.90m; 4. Hamish Perrett (Aquaducks) 1.85m; 4.Andrew Easton (3 Star Pride) 1.85m; 6. James Dickson (Crikey) 1.80m; Jordan Vandermade (New Zealand) NH.

Pole Vault 1.Tim Pollard (Aquaducks) 4.40m; 2. Ben Palise (3 Star Pride) 3.80m; 2. Lindsay Pye (Crikey) 3.80m; 2.Anthony Simons (Gang-Green) 3.80m; 5. David Cornthwaite (New Zealand) 3.40m; 5. Bruce Kupfer (Hot Chillies) 3.40m; 7. Franc Iglewski (Gold Memberz) 3.20m.

Long Jump 1.Andrew Easton (3 Star Pride) 7.07m(+1.7); 2. Chris Noffke (Gang-Green) 7.04m(+5.1); 3. Patrick Coleman (Crikey) 6.97m(+2.4); 4. Jordan Vandermade (New Zealand) 6.95m(+3.4); 5.Andrew Storer (Gold Memberz) 6.87m(+2.9); 6. Mark Howard (Aquaducks) 6.78m(+1.5); 7. Isaac Simon (Hot Chillies) 2.73m(+2.9).

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Women 100 metres Handicap 1. Duncan Tippins SA 10.91; 2. Mark Faulkner SA 11.00; 3. Kane Harrison SA 11.07; 3. Ben McLean SA 11.07; 5. Damien Marangon SA 11.10; 6.Aaron Harrison SA 11.16; 7. Bradley Letton SA 11.18; 8.Tom Hassell 100 metres (w:+4.2) 1. Gloria Kemasoude NGR 11.20; 2. Sharon Cripps QAS 11.31; 3. Lauren Hewitt VIS 11.31;4. Caro SA 11.20. Hunt NZL 11.50; 5.Amy Harris QLD 11.57; 6. Mindy Slomka NSW 11.63; 7. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 11.81; 8.Alicia Spencer NSWIS 12.02; 9. Erin Hewitt SA 12.13. 100 metres Masters (w:+3.7) 1. Hans Van Bavel SA 12.16; 2.Will McCombie SA 12.44; 3. Geof Whitehall SA 12.75; 4. Steve Smith SA 12.77; 5. Kris Wolszczak SA 12.93; 6. Ross Hill-Brown SA 13.09; 7. Dave Janssan SA 13.25; 8. Bob Pearce 100 metres Ambulant (w:-1.6) 1. Lisa Llorens AIS 13.73; 2. Sharon Rackham AIS 14.27; 3. Meaghan Starr SAS 14.32; 4. SA 13.33; 9.Alan Sim SA 13.72; 10. John Hore SA 13.97. Lilly Looker QLD 14.67; 5. Lisa McIntosh VIS 15.03;6. Katrina Webb SASI 15.03; 7. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 15.27; 8. Amanda Fraser AIS 17.25. 200 metres (w:+0.4) 1.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 20.8h; 2. Paul Di Bella QAS 21.0h; 3. Paul Pearce QAS 21.4h; 4. Matthew Shirvington NSWIS 21.5h; Craig Sconce ACTAS NT; Ryan Turton NSWIS NT; David Baxter VIS NT; Kristopher Neofytou 200 metres (w:+1.6) 1. Lauren Hewitt VIS 22.79;2. Sharon Cripps QAS 22.84; 3. Gloria Kemasoude NGR 23.30; 4. NSWIS NT; Mark Ormrod SASI NT. Catherine Freeman VIS 23.63;5. Caro Hunt NZL 24.00; 6. Mindy Slomka NSW 24.17; 7. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 24.25; 8. Alicia Spencer NSWIS 24.75; 9. Erin Hewitt SA 24.95. 200 metres Ambulant (w:+1.7) 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 22.23; 2. Heath Francis AIS 23.03; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 24.17;4. Paul Harpur QAS 25.04; 5. Paul Benz SASI 25.07; 6. Ben Hall SA 26.97; 7. Malcolm Bennett SASI 28.71. 200 metres Ambulant (w:+1.1) 1. Lisa Llorens AIS 27.87; 2. Sharon Rackham AIS 28.06; 3. Meaghan Starr SAS 29.20; 4. Katrina Webb SASI 30.13; 5. Lilly Looker QLD 30.52; 6. Lisa McIntosh VIS 30.87;7. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 31.23; 8. 400 metres Ambulant 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 49.12; 2. Heath Francis AIS 51.46; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 54.07;4. Neil Amanda Fraser AIS 35.43. Fuller SASI 56.43; 5. Paul Harpur QAS 56.70; 6. Paul Benz SASI 60.29; 7. Malcolm Bennett SASI 63.28.

200 metres Masters (w:+2.1) 1. Sue McRae SA 27.08; 2. Hillary Winchester SA 27.37; 3. Pat McHendrie SA 27.67; 4. Sue 1500 metres 1. Lachlan Chisholm NSW 3:42.53; 2. David Byrne NSW 3:43.11; 3. Mark Fountain VIS 3:45.20;4. Michael Shepard SA 27.68; 5. Lori Newman SA 27.81; 5. Debbie Lee SA 27.81; 7. Lyn Crosby SA 28.22; 7. Diane Pardon SA 28.22; Power VIS 3:46.45;5. Michael Shelley AIS 3:46.49; 6. Corey Tucker ACT 3:46.91; 7. Michael Hane SA 3:48.42; 8. Shawn 9.Valmai Padjet SA 28.29. Forrest VIS 3:49.68;9. Marcus Tierney VIC 3:50.96;10. Kym Morgan SA 3:52.62; 11. Mark Gorski VIC 3:56.85;12. Nicholas Hudson QLD 3:59.56;Youcef Abdi NSWIS DNF; Robert Killmeir SA DNF. 1500 metres 1. Sarah Jamieson VIS 4:17.23;2. Sarah Salmon ACT 4:19.39; 3. Emily Morris NSW 4:20.61; 4. Paige Graham SA 4:54.62. 5000 metres 1. Mark Tucker VIC 13:36.56;2. Brett Cartwright AIS 13:38.94; 3. Dean Cavuoto ACTAS 13:41.74; 4. Scott Westcott NSW 13:45.25; 5. Mark Thompson ACT 13:53.84; 6. Sean Kaley CAN 13:54.16; 7. Clint Perrett VIC 14:19.86;8. 5000 metres 1. Susie Power VIS 15:50.23;2. Eloise Poppett NSW 16:01.60; 3. Serena Gibbs VIC 16:25.89;4. Susan David Ruschena VIC 14:22.96;9. Brad Dyson TAS 14:23.75; 10. VIC 14:48.98;11. Peter Bosch SA Michelsson VIC 16:27.59;5. Clair Fearnley VIS 16:48.54;6. Lee-Ann Turner SA 17:18.72; Liz Miller NSWIS DNF. 14:53.24; Shawn Forrest VIS DNF.

100 metres Hurdles (w:-3.1) 1. Jacquie Munro NSWIS 14.03; 2. Georgina Power VIS 14.76;3. Sussanah Hahn NSW 110 metres Hurdles (w:-2.9) 1. Kyle Vander Kuyp VIS 14.13;2.Timothy Ewen VIS 14.28;3. Ryan Purcell WAIS 14.70; 4. 15.01; 4. Rowena Yoemans SA 15.73; 5. Chelsea Jaensch SA 15.75; 6. Kylie Montgomery SA 16.33. David Rose SA 15.08; 5.Andrew Cameron QAS 15.14.

10000 metres Walk 1. Jane Saville NSWIS 47:46.32; 2. Natalie Saville NSW 47:51.90; 3. Claire Woods AIS 50:03.27; 4. 400 metres Hurdles 1. Michael Hazel VIS 50.92;2.Tobby Sutherland VIS 51.61;3. Nic Davidson TAS 52.91; 4. Peter Ladd Sarah Walkley NSWIS 50:32.74; 5. Lyn Ventris WA 50:59.81; 6. Cheryl Webb AIS 51:28.94; 7. Sara-Jane Cattermole GBR VIC 53.01; 5. Jason Stevens SA 59.03. 52:19.71; Laura Johnson NSWIS DNF;Tanya Holliday SA DNF. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 3000 metres Steeplechase 1. Peter Nowill QAS 8:32.69; 2. Jeffrey Hunt NSW 8:57.74; 3. Dale Engler SA 9:01.86; 4. IN 2003 RESULTS 2x100 metres Relay 1.Australia 3 (Mindy Slomka, Lauren Hewitt) 22.70; 2.Australia 1 (Melanie Kleeberg, Gloria Richard Jeremiah VIS 9:09.86;5. Joshua Chugg TAS 9:13.12; 6. Shane Thiele SA 9:30.60; 7. Daniel Matena SA 9:46.22. Kemasoude) 22.76; 3. International (Amy Harris, Catherine Freeman) 23.22; 4.Australia 2 (Alicia Spencer, Sharon Cripps) 23.26; 5. South Australia 1 (Andrea Sparrow, Erin Hewitt) 24.38; 6. South Australia 3 (Chelsea Jaensch, Courtney Jaensch) 10000 metres Walk 1. Luke Adams AIS 42:28.64; 2. Darren Bown AIS 43:00.30; 3. Liam Murphy AIS 43:55.85; 4. Duane 24.55; 7. South Australia 2 (Margaret Naylor,Amanda Viney) 24.81; 8. South Australia 4 (Kelly Wilding, Chani Van Der Cousins VIS 45:14.60;5.Adam Rutter NSW 46:38.72; 6. Jarred Tallent VIS 47:48.83;7. Christopher Erickson VIC 49:58.64; Merwe) 25.06. 8. Kim Mottrom SA 50:56.24; Robbie McFadden SA DNF; Michael McCagh WA DNF.

Pole Vault 1. Rosanna Ditton VIC 4.10m;2.Tracey Young SA 3.90m; 3.Wendy Young SASI 3.80m; 4. Jamie Scroop SA 2x100 metres Relay 1.Australia 2 (Matthew Shirvington, Paul Pearce) 20.31; 2.Australia 1 (Paul Di Bella, Craig Sconce) 3.50m; 5.Athea Kotyla SA 3.50m. 20.47; 3. South Australia 2 (Timothy Johnson, Mark Ormrod) 21.16; 4.Australia 3 (Ryan Turton, David Baxter) 21.27; 5. South Australia 1 (Damien Byrne, Duncan Tippins) 21.56; 6. South Australia 4 (Jake Jervis-Bardy, Ben Dyson) 21.80; 7. Long Jump 1. Shermin Oksuz AIS 6.37m(+2.0); 2. Kerrie Perkins ACTAS 6.32m(+2.1); 3. Bronwyn Thompson QAS South Australia 3 (Todd Bateman, Robbie James) 22.49; 8.Australia Amputee (Neil Fuller, Heath Francis) 23.33; 9.Australia 6.14m(+1.9); 4. Lisa Morrison VIC 6.10m(+2.4);5. Kym Burns VIC 5.84m(+1.5);6. Chelsea Jaensch SA 5.75m(+0.9); 7. CP (Paul Benz,Tim Sullivan) 24.19. Sussanah Hahn NSW 5.54m(+0.6). Triple Jump 1. Michael Perry NSW 16.10m(+4.1). Triple Jump 1. Paula Lodge SA 12.44m(+2.3); 2. Michelle Apostolou SA 12.34m(+3.9). Shot Put 1. Justin Anlezark QAS 20.24m; 2. Clay Cross QAS 18.70m; 3. Christopher Gaviglio QLD 17.78m; 4. Rhys Jones Discus Throw 1.Alison Lever QAS 56.46m; 2. Debbie Pickersgill QAS 56.00m; 3. Monique Nacsa QAS 55.89m; 4.Alifatou AIS 17.38m. Djibril SASI 51.78m; 5. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 46.39m; 6. Belinda Forsyth NSW 45.14m; 7. Leana Bishop QLD 42.78m; 8.Alicia Marshall SA 40.94m. Shot Put Seated 1. Gary Aberley SA 9.96m; 2. Hamish MacDonald AIS 9.74m; 3. Stephen Eaton QAS 9.01m; 4. Greg Hibberd ACTAS 7.93m; 5. Rod Farr SASI 6.39m. Hammer Throw 1. Bronwyn Eagles NSWIS 71.12m; 2. Brooke Krueger SASI 66.56m; 3. Karyne Di Marco NSWIS 65.68m; 4. Deborah Sosimenko NSWIS 62.32m; 5. Gabrielle Neighbour VIS 55.86m;6. Siniva Masters COK 44.77m. Javelin Throw 1.Andrew Currey NSWIS 79.71m; 2. Nicholas Bennett NSWIS 72.46m.

Men

100 metres (w:+3.8) 1.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 10.27; 2. Paul Di Bella QAS 10.28; 3. Matthew Shirvington NSWIS 10.33; 4. David Baxter VIS 10.48;5. Craig Sconce ACTAS 10.57; 6. Kristopher Neofytou NSWIS 10.58; 7.Timothy Johnson SA 10.68; 8. Lane Harrison VIC 10.82;Scott Richardson NSW DNF. P P 144 145 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide Telstra A-series - Perth, IAAF Area Permit Meet, Perry Lakes Stadium, Floreat,Western Australia - 8th February 2003

Women 3000 metres 1.Anthony Parish WA 8:44.01; 2. Paul Mitchell WAIS 8:44.04; 3. WA 8:47.63; 4.Adam Donegan WA 8:57.45; 5. Nathan Doig WA 9:14.54; 6. Dave Manning WA 9:20.74; 7. Stephen Snowdon WA 9:46.84; 8. Julian Lennon 100 metres Heat 1: (w:+4.3) 1. Gloria Kemasoude NGR 11.18Q; 2. Sharon Cripps QAS 11.34Q; 3. Caro Hunt NZL WA 10:01.13. 11.67Q; 4. Ebony Cope WAIS 11.87q; 5.Tricia McDonald WA 12.10; 6.Alicia Spencer NSWIS 12.23; 7. Gillian Ragus WA 12.30; 8. Rachael Carr WA 12.41; 9. Savannah Zwickl WA 12.43. Heat 2: (w:+3.5) 1. Lauren Hewitt VIS 11.36Q;2. Mindy 110 metres Hurdles (w:+2.8) 1. Kyle Vander Kuyp VIS 13.70;2.Timothy Ewen VIS 14.03;3. Ryan Purcell WAIS 14.15; 4. Slomka NSW 11.63Q; 3.Amy Harris QLD 11.65Q; 4. Kylie Bent WAIS 11.66q; 5. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 11.68q; 6. Jacquie Nfa-Dehynde Forster-Jones VIC 14.39. Munro NSWIS 11.87q; 7. Jenna Lebrasse WA 12.36; 8. Julie Choate WA 12.45; 9. Lisa Hughes WA 12.53. Final: (w:+4.4) 1. Gloria Kemasoude NGR 11.18; 2. Sharon Cripps QAS 11.40; 3. Mindy Slomka NSW 11.51; 4.Amy Harris QLD 11.61; 5. 2x100 metres Relay 1.Australia 3 (Ambrose Ezenwa, Patrick Johnson) 19.96; 2.Australia 2 (Kristopher Neofytou, Paul Kylie Bent WAIS 11.71; 6. Jacquie Munro NSWIS 11.89; 7. Ebony Cope WAIS 11.94; Melanie Kleeberg QAS DNF. Pearce) 20.78; 3.Australia 1 (Craig Sconce, Paul Di Bella) 20.79; 4.Western Australia 1 (Kane Watson, Brett Eaton) 20.98; 5.Western Australia 2 (Ryan Purcell, Ben Offereins) 21.27; 6.Western Australia 3 (Brett Blanco, Simon Crichton) 22.30. 400 metres 1. Catherine Freeman VIS 52.54;2. Lauren Hewitt VIS 53.88;3. Rosemary Hayward NSWIS 54.02; 4. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 55.04; 5.Tricia McDonald WA 56.83; 6. Roshaan Francisco WA 57.28; 7. Megan Wheatley WA 59.19. Pole Vault 1.Viktor Chistiakov SASI 5.70m; 2. Dmitri Markov WAIS 5.55m; 2. Paul Burgess WAIS 5.55m; 4. Martin Ericksson SWE 5.45m; 5. Luke Vedelago QAS 5.30m; 6. Steven Hooker VIC 5.15m. 800 metres 1. Susan Andrews WAIS 2:02.16; 2. Emily Morris NSW 2:06.68; 3. Libby Allen VIS 2:06.89;4. Kate McMaster NSW 2:10.85; 5. Katherine Hancock WA 2:12.60. Long Jump 1. Peter Burge NSWIS 8.24m(+3.6); 2.Timothy Parravicini AIS 8.02m(+5.2); 3. Shane Hair WA 7.85m(+3.0); 4. Alan Ballard WA 7.46m(+5.2); 5. Peter Parsons NSW 7.43m(+2.0); 6. Erik Surjan WA 7.24m(+2.0); 7. Brett Eaton WA 100 metres Hurdles (w:+4.8) 1. Jacquie Munro NSWIS 13.13; 2. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 13.85; 2. Sherryl Purcell (nee 6.86m(+4.1). Morrow) WA 13.85; 4. Gillian Ragus WA 14.08; 5. Claire Cochrane WA 14.12; 6. Susannah Hahn NSW 14.54. Shot Put 1. Justin Anlezark QAS 20.07m; 2. Clay Cross QAS 18.89m; 3. Christopher Gaviglio QLD 18.05m; 4. Rhys Jones 2x100 metres Relay 1.Australia 2 (Lauren Hewitt, Mindy Slomka) 23.04; 2.Australia 3 (Amy Harris, Catherine Freeman) AIS 17.91m; 5. Simon Hope WA 13.40m. 23.12; 3.Australia 1 (Gloria Kemasoude,Alicia Spencer) 23.46; 4.Western Australia 1 (Kylie Bent, Ebony Cope) 23.86; 5. Western Australia 2 (Kylie Wheeler, Claire Cochrane) 23.93; 6.Western Australia 3 (Rebecca Crawford, Lindsey Shot Put Seated 1. Sam Clark WA 10.57m; 2. Gary Aberley SA 10.21m; 3. Hamish MacDonald AIS 9.74m; 4. Bruce McDonnell) 24.59; 7.Western Australia 4 (Jodi Henry, Jenna Lebrasse) 25.23; 8.Western Australia 5 (Tricia McDonald, Wallrodt WAIS 8.87m; 5. Stephen Eaton QAS 8.84m; 6. Bryan Stitfall WA 8.51m; 7. Greg Hibberd ACTAS 8.02m; 8. Rod Misty Lord) 25.33. Farr SASI 6.95m.

High Jump 1. Petrina Price NSWIS 1.86m; 2. Sherryl Purcell WA 1.82m; 3. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 1.78m; 4. Lindsey Discus Throw 1. Peter Elvy NSWIS 58.90m; 2. Matthew Brown VIC 52.79m;3. Michael Claydon WA 46.50m. McDonnell WA 1.74m;Amanda Bisk WA NH. Javelin Throw 1.Andrew Currey NSWIS 79.70m; 2. Nicholas Bennett NSWIS 72.60m; 3.Andrew Hall WAIS 70.49m; 4. Pole Vault 1.Wendy Young SASI 4.05m; 2. Erryn Boxall WA 3.55m; 4.Taryn Neville WA 3.40m; 5.Tereza Vodesil WA QAS 68.34m. 3.25m; Rosanna Ditton VIC 4.15m. Mixed 400 metres Masters RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Discus Throw 1. Monique Nacsa QAS 58.51m; 2. Debbie Pickersgill QAS 56.75m; 3.Alifatau Djibirl SA 52.18m; 4. Belinda 1. Ian Sanders WA 50.12; 2.Tony Heppener WA 50.14; 3. Barbara Blurton WA 50.32; 4. Colin Smith WA 50.63; 5. Campbell IN 2003 RESULTS Forsyth NSW 46.00m; 5. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 44.84m; 6. Leana Bishop QLD 44.38m. Till WA 51.34; 5. Henri Cortis WA 51.34; 7. David Carr WA 51.60; 7.Alan Deans WA 51.60; 9. Michael Edwards WA 51.99; 10. Neil Morfitt WA 52.62; 11. Barrie Kernaghan WA 52.75; 12. Lyn Choate WA 53.07; 13. Greg Vandersan WA 53.55. Men Mixed 3000 metres Walk 1. Michael McCagh WA 13:01.77; 2. Ryan Jessen WA 13:42.67; 3. Sara Jane Cattermole WA 100 metres Heat 1: (w:+5.7) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 9.90Q; 2.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 10.15Q; 3. Kane Watson WAIS 14:44.75; 4. Lyn Ventris WA 14:55.92; 5. Daniel Lowe WA 15:38.03; 6. Lauren McGrath WA 16:16.83; 7. Robyn King WA 10.49Q; 4. Steven Tucker WA 10.54q; 5. Kristopher Neofytou NSWIS 10.62q; 6. Brett Blanco WA 10.65q. Heat 2: 16:36.17; 8. Nina Grgurovic WA 17:09.74; 9.Tegan Macneeney WA 17:27.22; 10. Jacquie Buchanan WA 17:38.08; 11. (w:+3.7) 1. Paul Di Bella QAS 10.35Q; 2. Matthew Shirvington NSWIS 10.51Q; 3. Craig Sconce ACTAS 10.56Q; 4. Brett Christina Simpson WA 17:41.86. Eaton WA 10.70; 5. Ben Offereins WA 10.79; 6. Simon Crichton WA 10.85. Final: (w:+3.6) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 9.88; 2. Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 10.13; 3. Paul Di Bella QAS 10.23; 4. Matthew Shirvington NSWIS 10.42; 5. Craig Sconce ACTAS 10.47; 6. Kane Watson WAIS 10.53; 7. Steven Tucker WA 10.68; 8. Kristopher Neofytou NSWIS 10.70.

200 metres Ambulant (w:-3.0) 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 22.98; 2. Heath Francis AIS 23.68; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 24.96;4. Paul Harpur QAS 25.71; 5. Paul Benz SASI 26.06; 6. Michael Peet WA 28.04; 7. Malcolm Bennett SASI 29.43.

400 metres 1. Clinton Hill NSWIS 45.39; 2. Paul Pearce QAS 45.98; 3. John Steffensen WAIS 46.07; 4. Patrick Dwyer NSWIS 46.39; 5. Ryan Turton NSWIS 47.22; 6. Casey Vincent NSWIS 47.57;7. Chris Troode WA 47.73.

400 metres Ambulant 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 49.56; 2. Heath Francis AIS 50.54; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 54.45;4. Paul Harpur QAS 56.32; 5. Paul Benz SASI 60.38; 6. Malcolm Bennett SASI 63.41.

800 metres 1. Lachlan Chisholm NSW 1:49.20; 2.Todd MacDonald NSW 1:49.35; 3.Youcef Abdi NSWIS 1:49.80; 4. Kris McCarthy VIS 1:51.35;5. Mark Abercromby NSW 1:51.81; 6. Marcus Katter QLD 1:52.48; 7. Benjamin Liddy NSW 1:52.81; 8. Justin Kelly WA 1:53.20; 9. Chris De Boer WA 1:53.55; 10. Marc D'Ascanio WA 1:57.47; Michael Simons WA DNF.

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Women Men

100 metres (w:+1.2) 1. Rachael Jackson NSW 11.77; 2. Preya Carey NSW 11.87; 3. Nicole Apps NSW 11.89; 4. Cathalina 100 metres (w:+1.3) 1. Shem Hollands NSW 10.62; 2. Kristopher Neofytou NSWI 10.63; 3. Ross Smith NSW 10.63; 4. Walsh NSW 12.06; 5. Ebony Cope WAIS 12.07; 6. Marcia Dorsett NSW 12.12; 7. Brigitte Egan NSW 12.22; 8. Nova Peris Michael Budlender VIC 10.68;5. Scott Wells ACT 10.73; 6. Luke Mansfield QLD 10.78; 7.Andrew Hopper NSW 11.01; 8. ACT 12.27; 9.Vanessa Isaacs NSW 12.76. Brandan Galic ACTA 11.12.

200 metres (w:+1.8) 1. Gloria Kemasuode NGR 23.40; 2. Jana Pittman VIS 23.52;3. Nicole Apps NSW 24.36; 4. Keatyn 200 metres (w:+2.6) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 20.25; 2.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 20.47; 3.Alvin Harrison USA 20.52; 4. David Windley NSW 24.49; 5. Ebony Cope WAIS 24.70; 6. Brigitte Egan NSW 25.08. Geddes NSWI 20.78; 5. Luke Mansfield QLD 20.82; 6.Adam Miller NSWI 21.04; 7. Kristopher Neofytou NSWI 21.12; 8. Craig Sconce ACTA 21.14. 200 metres Ambulant (w:+4.0) 1. Sharon Rackham AIS 27.97; 2. Meaghan Starr SYDA 28.20; 3. Katrina Webb SASI 29.75; 4. Lilly Looker QLD 30.00; 5. Lisa McIntosh VIS 30.32;6. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 30.68; 7.Amanda Fraser AIS 200 metres Ambulant (w:+2.2) 1.Andrew Newell NSWI 21.93; 2. Neil Fuller SASI 24.37; 3. Paul Harpur QAS 24.75; 4. 34.86. Micheal Armstrong NSW 25.31; 5.Adrian Grogan NSW 28.05; 6. Malcolm Bennett SASI 28.29.

200 metres Masters (w:+2.8) 1. Julie Brims NSW 26.71; 2. Sue Ward NSW 27.06; 3. Julie Foster NSW 27.75; 4. Lynette 200 metres Masters (w:+2.6) 1. Peter Crombie NSW 23.94; 2. Phil Polglase NSW 24.07; 3. John Van Strappen NSW Smith NSW 27.76; 5. Sharon Gynge NSW 28.33; 6. Chris Oliver NSW 28.79; 7. Nancy Bodikian NSW 28.98; 8. Chris Penn 24.63; 4. Michael Dooley NSW 24.66; 5. Stuart Haywood NSW 25.04; 6. John Wall NSW 25.09; 7. Mal Storey NSW 25.55; NSW 29.45. 8. Greg Hepburn NSW 25.64.

300 metres 1. Jana Pittman VIS 36.34;2. Marcia Dorsett NSW 38.65; 3. Preya Carey NSW 38.86; 4. Merryn Aldridge 400 metres A Race 1. Daniel Batman AIS 45.76; 2. Clinton Hill NSWI 46.06; 3. Casey Vincent NSWI 46.75;4. John NSW 39.18; 5. Pip Kehoe QAS 39.23; 6.Annabelle Smith NSWI 40.41; 7. Kathryn Hancock WA 40.87; 8.Annie Cahill Steffensen WAIS 47.08; 5. David Flowers VIC 47.49;6. Mark Ormrod SA 47.55; 7. James Gurr NSW 48.68; 8. James NSW 41.01. Blanton NSW 48.72.

400 metres 1.Tamsyn Lewis VIS 53.08;2. Katerina Dressler VIS 53.74;3. Jaimee-lee Hoebergen NSW 54.22; 4. Jennifer 400 metres B Race 1. Scott Thom VIC 47.86;2. Marcus Katter QLD 48.07; 3. Sam Jeffrey VIC 48.78;4. Joel Milburn Marshall VIC 55.08;5. Morgan Whiley TAS 55.12; 6. Merryn Aldridge NSW 55.85; 7. Micke Folre NSW 56.12; 8.Tara NSW 49.26; 5. Jarret Titcombe NSW 50.14; 6. Chris De Boer WA 50.56; Nunu Campos NSW DQ. Milgate NSW 57.76. 400 metres Ambulant 1.Andrew Newell NSWI 51.17; 2. Neil Fuller SASI 57.48; 3. Paul Harpur QAS 57.51; 4.Adrian 400 metres Ambulant 1. Meaghan Starr SYDA 65.81; 2. Sharon Rackham AIS 67.98; 3. Katrina Webb SASI 69.06; 4. Lisa Grogan NSW 62.40; 5. Malcolm Bennett SASI 63.25. McIntosh VIS 69.29;5. Lilly Looker QLD 73.07; 6. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 73.48; 7. Eowyn Osborne ACT 76.50. 400 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSWI 51.99; 2. Geoff Trappett QAS 52.82; 3. Frederic Periac VIS 53.49;4. 1500 metres 1. Eloise Poppett NSW 4:16.76; 2. Emily Morris NSW 4:17.77; 3. Sarah Salmon ACT 4:22.43; 4. Debbie King Richard Coleman VIS 53.91;5. Richard Nicholson ACTA 54.17; 6. Grant Buckley NSW 58.72; 7. Patrick Baker NSW 59.45; NSW 4:41.14; 5. Suzie Rhydderch NSW 4:42.70; 6. Serena Gibbs VIC 4:45.50;Debbie Savage NSW DNF; Kate McMaster 8. Nathan Pentecost NSW 61.53. NSW DNF. 800 metres Masters 1. Barry Moore NSW 2:02.77; 2. Greg Nielsen NSW 2:02.87; 3. Rob Spilling NSW 2:03.93; 4. 5000 metres 1. Haley McGregor VIS 16:02.92;2. Susie Power VIS 16:06.15;3. Kandy Grant ACT 16:44.65; 4. Jackie Andrew Young NSW 2:05.53; 5. Ken Raupher NSW 2:05.79; 6. Mark Carmody NSW 2:07.00; 7. Nick Moore NSW Gallagher QLD 17:19.72; 5. Jenny Truscott NSW 18:14.84; 6. Jane Miles NSW 18:32.15; Leanne Laajoki ACT DNF. 2:09.10; 8. Stuart Paterson NSW 2:14.30. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 100 metres Hurdles A Race (w:+1.0) 1. Jacquie Munro NSWI 13.27; 2. Fiona Cullen QAS 13.93; 3. Debbi Edwards 1500 metres 1.Youcef Abdi NSWI 3:41.87; 2.Alastair Stevenson QLD 3:44.03; 3. Michael Power VIS 3:44.68;4. Mark IN 2003 RESULTS NSWI 14.00; 4. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 14.10; 5. Georgina Power VIS 14.15;6. Sherryl Purcell WA 14.19. Tucker VIC 3:46.05;5. Michael Shelley AIS 3:46.54; 6. David Byrne NSW 3:46.89; 7. Lachlan Chisholm NSW 3:47.46; 8. Grant Page TAS 3:48.97; 9. Ben Ruthe NZL 3:49.35; 10. Corey Tucker ACT 3:49.45; 11. Jeremy Roff NSW 3:50.94; 12. 100 metres Hurdles B Race (w:+1.6) 1. Rasvinder Gill NSW 14.28; 2. Bianca Debartolo NSW 14.47; 3. Rhoda Hage- Michael Hane SA 3:51.01; 13. Marcus Tierney VIC 3:53.16;14. Mark Fountain VIS 3:54.34;15. Mark Gorski VIC 3:55.04;16. Mahon NSWI 14.54; 4. Danielle Senior NSW 14.86; 5. Sandra Gabrael NSW 14.88; 6. Keshvar Mirzarazi NSW 14.90. Kym Morgan SA 3:56.92;Todd MacDonald NSW DNF.

High Jump 1. Petrina Price NSWI 1.80m; 2. Sherryl Purcell WA 1.75m; 3. Sian McDonald ACT 1.65m; Mandy Heath 5000 metres 1. Mark Thompson ACT 14:02.14; 2. Scott Westcott ACT 14:17.02; 3. Simon Hurt NSW 14:40.17; 4. Luke NSWI NH. Taylor NSWI 14:52.62; 5. Jeffrey Hunt NSW 14:58.56; 6.Adam Leane ACT 14:59.19; 7. Brian Livingston ACT 15:06.84.

Pole Vault 1. Rosanna Ditton VIC 4.20m;2.Wendy Young SASI 3.90m; 3. Jacinta Lynn VIC 3.55m;Tatiana Grigorieva SASI 400 metres Hurdles 1. Michael Hazel VIS 51.52;2.Tobby Sutherland VIS 51.60;3. Nic Davidson TAS 52.62; 4. Peter Ladd NH. VIC 53.78; 5. Chris De Boer WA 54.05; 6. Joshua Hewitt NSW 54.38; 7. Matthew Stratton NZL 54.84; Elliot Wood NSWI DQ. Long Jump 1. Bronwyn Thompson QAS 6.62m(+1.6); 2. Shermin Oksuz AIS 6.46m(+3.3); 3. Kerrie Perkins ACTA 6.38m(+2.9); 4.Tatum Rickard NZL 5.57m(+4.3); 5. Lisa Llorens AIS 5.15m(+2.5). High Jump 1. Joshua Lodge NSWI 2.20m; 2. Nicholas Moroney NSWI 2.10m; 3. Michael Hamlyn-Harris NSW 2.04m; 4. Shannon Craddock NSW 1.95m; 4. David Partridge NSW 1.95m; 6. David Baskin VIC 1.95m. Triple Jump 1.Tatum Rickard NZL 12.31m(+3.9); 2. Katelyn Grehan NSW 12.19m(+3.0); 3. Lisa Antill NSW 12.17m(+2.9). Pole Vault 1. Martin Eriksson SWE 5.60m; 2. Paul Burgess WAIS 5.35m; 2.Viktor Chistiakov SASI 5.35m; 4. Dmitri Markov WAIS 5.20m; 5. Craig Schulstad NSW 4.90m. Shot Put 1.Alifatou Djbril TOG 15.16m; 2. Belinda Johnson NSWI 14.00m; 3. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 12.95m; 3. Dani Samuels NSW 12.95m; 5. Sharyn Dickson NSW 12.64m; 6. Belinda Forsyth NSW 12.39m; 7. Mandy Heath NSWI 12.30m; Triple Jump 1. Joshua Ferguson QAS 16.22m(+1.5); 2. Michael Perry NSW 15.77m(+4.3); 3.Alex Stewart NSW 8. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 11.29m. 15.71m(+3.2); 4. Philip Rickaby NSW 15.34m(+3.2); 5. Daniel Sumpton NSW 15.07m(+4.9); 6. Mark Howard NSW 15.00m(+4.7); 7. Geoff Davis NSW 14.49m(+4.4); 8. Patrick Coleman TAS 14.39m(+2.9). Discus Throw 1. Debbie Pickersgill QAS 57.72m; 2. Monique Nacsa QAS 53.18m; 3.Alifatou Djbril TOG 53.07m; 4. Julie Bennell QLD 48.70m; 5. Sharyn Dickson NSW 47.63m; 6. Belinda Forsyth NSW 47.51m; 7. Sharmane Motuliki NSW Hammer Throw 1. Stuart Rendell AIS 75.29m; 2. Darren Billett SA 64.80m; 3.Tim Drieson VIC 59.53m;4. Mark Dickson 46.32m. NSW 58.23m; 5. Bradley Oborn NSW 55.71m; 6. Ryan Mormul NSW 53.94m; 7. Jon Harwood NSW 51.37m.

Hammer Throw 1. Bronwyn Eagles NSWI 66.31m; 2. Karyne Di Marco NSWI 65.57m; 3. Deborah Sosimenko NSWI 64.15m; 4. Brooke Krueger SASI 60.25m; 5. Gabrielle Neighbour VIS 56.32m;6. Sharyn Tennent QLD 53.15m.

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Women 400 metres Hurdles 1. Jana Pittman VIS 53.76;2. Rebecca Wardell NZL 56.51; 3.Andrea Blackett BAR 57.45; 4. Emily Allen VIC 61.39;5.Annie Cahill NSW 61.56; 6.Tarin Nevin NSW 62.68. 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-1.6) 1. Sharon Cripps QAS 11.56Q; 2. Preya Carey NSW 12.03Q; 3. Nicole Apps NSW 12.06; 4. Fiona Cullen QAS 12.23; 5. Jacqueline Davies QLD 12.31; 6. Brigitte Egan NSW 12.36; Sally McLellan QAS DQ. Heat 2: 20km Road Walk 1. Jane Saville NSWIS 1:31:36.00; 2. Cheryl Webb AIS 1:36:18.00; 3. Natalie Saville NSW 1:39:53.00; 4. (w:-0.7) 1. Gloria Kemasuode NGR 11.42Q; 2. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 11.83Q; 3. Elly Hutton VIC 12.05;4. Cathalina Walsh Lyn Ventris WA 1:41:19.00; 5. Claire Woods AIS 1:42:16.00; 6. Megan Peters VIC 1:45:36.00;7. Sarah Walkley NSWIS NON 12.14; 5. Merryn Aldridge NSW 12.19; 6. Nova Peris ACT 12.36; 7. Kate Leitch QLD 12.66. Heat 3: (w:-0.7) 1. 1:47:09.00; 8. Justijana Tonti-Filippini VIC 1:53:52.00;Simone Wolowiec VIS DNF;Lisa Grant NSW DNF; Sara-Jane Lauren Hewitt VIS 11.73Q;2.Amy Harris QLD 11.87Q; 3. Caro Hunt NZL 11.89q; 4. Rachael Jackson NSW 11.91q; 5. Cattermole GBR DNF. Mindy Slomka NSW J11.91q; 6. Ebony Cope WAIS 12.26; 7. Morgan Whiley TAS 12.34. Final: (w:-0.9) 1. Gloria Kemasuode NGR 11.40; 2. Sharon Cripps QAS 11.47; 3. Lauren Hewitt VIS 11.59;4.Amy Harris QLD 11.83; 5. Mindy 4x100 metres Relay 1.Australia Green (Amy Harris, Sharon Cripps, Lauren Hewitt, Mindy Slomka) 44.30; 2. Slomka NSW 11.85; 6. Caro Hunt NZL 11.87; 7. Rachael Jackson NSW 11.92; 8. Melanie Kleeberg QAS J11.92; 9. Preya International B (Elly Hutton, Jacquie Munro, Gloria Kemasuode, Jacqueline Davies) 45.25; 3.Australia Gold (Melanie Carey NSW 12.02. Kleeberg, Ebony Cope, Preya Carey, Rachael Jackson) 45.58; 4. International A (Caro Hunt, Jana Pittman, Nova Peris, Brigitte Egan) 45.82; 5.Australia Under 23 (Kate Leitch, Sally McLellan, Merryn Aldridge, Morgan Whiley) 47.25. 100 metres Ambulant (w:-1.2) 1. Sharon Rackham AIS 14.35; 2. Lilly Looker QLD 14.55; 3. Eowyn Osborne ACT 14.78; 4. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 14.89; 5. Katrina Webb SASI 14.91; 6. Lisa McIntosh VIS 15.30;7.Amanda Fraser AIS 17.11. 2x300 metres Relay 1.Australia Green (Jana Pittman, Lauren Hewitt) 74.66; 2.Australia Gold (Jacqueline Davies, Katerina Dressler) 78.78; 3.Australian Junior (Morgan Whiley, Merryn Aldridge) 79.40. 100 metres Veteran (w:-3.2) 1.Vicki Matthews ACT 14.30; 2. Jill Pearson ACT 14.50; 3. Margaret Taylor ACT 14.61; 4. Maureen Rossiter ACT 14.90; 5. Sharon Gibbins ACT 14.98; 6. Jennifer Krevatin ACT 15.39; 7. Jayne Hardy ACT 15.51; 8. Long Jump 1. Bronwyn Thompson QAS 6.49m(+1.1); 2. Shermin Oksuz AIS 6.34m(+0.9); 3. Kerrie Perkins ACTAS Bev Breen ACT 15.97. 6.24m(+2.4); 4. Sharon Sutherland WAIS 6.13m(+2.0); 5. Lisa Morrison VIC 5.95m(0.0);6. Nicole Barnes NSW 5.46m(+0.7); 7. Lisa Llorens AIS 4.83m(0.0). 200 metres (w:-1.5) 1. Lauren Hewitt VIS 22.96;2. Sharon Cripps QAS 23.05; 3. Gloria Kemasuode NGR 23.51; 4. Jana Pittman VIS 23.84;5. Caro Hunt NZL 24.33; 6. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 24.37; 7. Nicole Apps NSW 24.95; 8. Merryn Shot Put 1.Alifatou Djbril TOG 14.39m; 2. Belinda Johnson NSWIS 13.37m; 3. Sharmane Motuliki NSW 13.04m; 4. Dani Aldridge NSW 25.00. Samuels NSW 12.94m; 5. Sharyn Dickson NSW 12.36m; 6. Rebecca Neilsen VIC 12.34m;7. Belinda Forsyth NSW 11.97m.

200 metres Ambulant (w:-0.7) 1. Lisa Llorens AIS 27.70; 2. Sharon Rackham AIS 28.49; 3. Meaghan Starr SYD AC OF Shot Put Ambulant 1. Norma Koplick QAS 8.90m; 2.Amanda Fraser AIS 8.01m; 3. Bernadette Gordon TAS 7.95m; 4. SPORT 29.83; 4. Katrina Webb SASI 30.35; 5. Lilly Looker QLD 30.98; 6. Lisa McIntosh VIS 31.48;7. Lara Hollow-Williams Joanna Bradshaw VIS 7.60m;5. Jenni Bryce ACT 7.04m; 6. Debbie Wendt QAS 6.18m; 7. Julie Iles NSW 4.74m. QLD 31.83; 8. Eowyn Osborne ACT 32.06. Discus Throw 1. Monique Nacsa QAS 55.53m; 2. Debbie Pickersgill QAS 53.72m; 3.Alifatou Djbril TOG 50.79m; 4. 200 metres LAs Local (w:-1.2) 1. Benita Compton ACT 27.92; 2. Melissa Breen ACT 28.71; 3. Roxanne O'Sullivan ACT Sharmane Motuliki NSW 46.69m; 5. Sharyn Dickson NSW 45.15m; 6. Belinda Forsyth NSW 44.76m; 7. Dani Samuels 28.84; 4.Vivienne Ligaiviu ACT 29.59; 5. Eileen Baker ACT 29.87; 6. Skye Falzon ACT 30.07; 7. Katrina Andrews ACT 33.82; NSW 42.48m. 8.Tara Smith ACT 35.35. Discus Throw Ambulant 1. Norma Koplick QAS 29.38m; 2. Bernadette Gordon TAS 26.81m; 3.Amanda Fraser AIS RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 400 metres Ambulant 1. Sharon Rackham AIS 66.04; 2. Meaghan Starr SYD AC OF SPORT 67.33; 3. Katrina Webb SASI 23.74m; 4. Debbie Wendt QAS 21.35m; 5. Joanna Bradshaw VIS 20.21m;6. Jenni Bryce ACT 19.66m; 7. Julie Iles NSW IN 2003 RESULTS 69.34; 4. Lisa McIntosh VIS 70.83;5. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 74.97; 6. Lilly Looker QLD 75.67; 7. Eowyn Osborne ACT 14.28m. 79.68. Hammer Throw 1. Bronwyn Eagles NSWIS 70.28m; 2. Karyne Di Marco NSWIS 65.44m; 3. Brooke Krueger SASI 400 metres Wheelchair 1. Louise Sauvage NSWIS 56.50; 2. Eliza Stankovic NSWIS 58.02; 3.Angela Ballard NSWIS 63.80m; 4. Deborah Sosimenko NSWIS 63.67m; 5. Gabrielle Neighbour VIS 58.04m;6. Breanne Clement NSW 52.98m. 64.47; 4. NSW 67.23; 5. Katie Hannay QAS 69.79. Javelin Throw 1. Zoe Pelbart NON 42.59m; 2. Kathryn Mitchell VIS 57.11m;Cecilia McIntosh VIS 52.10m. 800 metres 1.Tamsyn Lewis VIS 2:00.84;2. Susan Andrews WAIS 2:00.94; 3. Debbie Savage NSW 2:03.13; 4. Suzy Walsham NSW 2:04.93; 5.Anne Fearnley VIC 2:04.99;6. Libby Allen VIS 2:06.18;7. Meike Flore GER 2:07.37; 8. Ruth Little Heptathlon 1. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 6012; 2. Sherryl Purcell WA 5357; 3. Gillian Ragus WA 5264; 4. Mandy Heath NSWIS NSW 2:08.05; 9. Debbie King NSW 2:09.15; 10.Alica Tye Smith VIC 2:11.37;Emily Morris NSW DNF; Katerina Dressler 5085; 5. Jane Brotherton NSW 4898; 6. Danielle Senior NSW 4886; 7. Bianca Debartolo NSW 4311. VIS DNF. Men 800 metres Under 18 Local 1. Zoe Buckman ACT 2:10.74; 2. Katherine Hancock WA 2:11.79; 3.Anna Neumaier ACT 2:12.11; 4. Jessica Doorey NSW 2:14.11; 5. Katie French ACT 2:15.15; 6. Holly Smith ACT 2:21.35. 100 metres Heat 1: (w:-0.3) 1. Paul Di Bella QAS 10.43Q; 2. Chris Donaldson NZL 10.56Q; 3. Shem Hollands NSW 10.66; 4.Tim Williams VIS 10.69;4. Craig Sconce ACTAS 10.69; 6. Scott Wells ACT 10.72; 7. Nathan Burden NSW 10.97; 8. 3000 metres 1. Benita Johnson ACTAS 8:48.57; 2. Eloise Poppett NSW 9:23.29; 3. Haley McGregor VIS 9:26.21;4. Kandy Andrew Hopper NSW 11.26. Heat 2: (w:+0.5) 1. Matthew Shirvington NSWIS 10.27Q; 2.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR Grant ACT 9:29.95; 5. Sarah Salmon ACT 9:44.67; 6. Leanne Laajoki ACT 9:48.11; 7. Clare McKechnie VIC 9:50.38;8. Joy 10.33Q; 3.Adam Miller NSWIS 10.62q; 4.Wagui Anau QLD 10.64q; 5. Ross Smith NSW 10.78; 6. Kristopher Neofytou Terry ACT 9:53.42; 9. Serena Gibbs VIC 9:59.48;10. Noni Clarke ACT 10:08.49; 11. Jenny Truscott NSW 10:22.12; 12. NSWIS 10.90; 7. James Blanton NSW 10.94; 8. Lane Harrison VIC 10.98. Heat 3: (w:-1.3) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 10.16Q; Clare Stynes ACT 10:38.79. 2. Keiran Noonan NSW 10.66Q; 3. David Geddes NSWIS 10.69; 4. Michael Budlender VIC 10.71;5. Kane Watson WAIS 10.76; 6. Luke Mansfield QLD 10.84; 7. Gene Pateman NZL 10.89; 8. Brandan Galic ACTAS 11.13. Final: (w:-0.5) 1. Patrick 100 metres Hurdles (w:-1.6) 1. Jacquie Munro NSWIS 13.61; 2. Debbi Edwards NSWIS 13.98; 3. Fiona Cullen QAS Johnson AIS 10.13; 2.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 10.38; 3. Paul Di Bella QAS 10.45; 4. Chris Donaldson NZL 10.56; 5. Keiran 14.06; 4. Sally McLellan QAS 14.10; 5. Georgina Power VIS 14.44;6. Rasvinder Gill NSW 14.58; 7. Danielle Senior NSW Noonan NSW 10.61; 6.Adam Miller NSWIS J10.61; 7. Shem Hollands NSW 10.73;Wagui Anau QLD DNF. 15.25.

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100 metres Ambulant (w:-0.8) 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 11.30; 2. Heath Francis AIS 11.55; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 12.25;4. 20km Road Walk 1. Luke Adams AIS 1:26:18.00; 2. Darren Bown AIS 1:26:29.00; 3. Duane Cousins VIS 1:31:59.00;4. Paul Benz SASI 12.34; 5. Paul Harpur QAS 12.60; 6. Darren Thrupp QAS 12.71; 7. Michael Armstrong ACT 12.74; 8.Wade Christopher Erickson VIC 1:35:39.00;5. Mark Donahoo VIC 1:45:34.00;6. Robert Osborne NSW 1:56:03.00; Jarred Tallent McMahon ACT 14.08. VIS DNF; Liam Murphy AIS DQ.

100 metres Wheelchair (w:-1.8) 1. Geoff Trappett QAS 14.86; 2. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 16.05; 3. Grant Buckley 4x100 metres Relay 1.Australia Green (Keiran Noonan, Patrick Johnson, Paul Di Bella, Paul Pearce) 39.51; 2. New NSW 17.67; 4. Nathan Pentecost NSW 19.04; 5. Ronald Gibson NSW 19.22; 6. Richard Colman VIS 20.10. Zealand (James Dolphin, Chris Donaldson, Donald McDonald, David Falealili) 39.67; 3. International Shem Hollands, Ross Smith,Ambrose Ezenwa, Duncan Harvey) 40.15; 4.Australia Under 23 (Luke Mansfield,Adam Miller, Lane Harrison, Scott 200 metres Ambulant (w:-1.3) 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 22.56; 2. Heath Francis AIS 23.09; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 24.71;4. Wells) 40.47; 5.Australia Gold (Kristopher Neofytou, David Geddes, Michael Budlender, Craig Sconce) 40.80. Paul Benz SASI 25.30; 5. Paul Harpur QAS 25.52; 6. Michael Armstrong ACT 26.16; 7. Malcolm Bennett SASI 29.73. 4x400 metres Relay 1.Australia Green (Paul Pearce, Clinton Hill, John Steffensen, Casey Vincent) 3:06.08;2.Australia 200 metres LAs Local (w:-1.5) 1. Patrick Elliott ACT 24.57; 2. Rob McLean ACT 27.77; 3. Ethan Gould ACT 28.59; 4. Gold (David Flowers, Ryan Turton, Joshua Webb, Nic Davidson) 3:13.68. Josh Parsons ACT 29.74; 5. David Grady ACT 33.04; 6. Brant Cameron ACT 33.96. 4x400 metres Relay 1. NCGA 'A' 4:42.25. 200 metres Veteren (w:-1.5) 1. Michael Rutter ACT 25.22; 2. Kevin Matthews ACT 25.82; 3. Geoff Sims ACT 26.02; 4. Dale Moore ACT 26.95; 5. Garry Maher ACT 27.04; 6. Colin Burns ACT 27.31; 7. Ray Bramwell ACT 31.60; 8. Michael 4x800 metres Relay Veterans 1. NCGA 'A' 10:15.03; 2.ACTVETS 'A' 10:16.85. Roche ACT 31.94. High Jump 1. Ewan Haldane VIC 2.10m;2. Nicholas Moroney NSWIS 2.05m; 3. Michael Hamlyn-Harris NSW 2.05m; 4. 400 metres 1. Daniel Batman AIS 45.02; 2. Clinton Hill NSWIS 45.66; 3. Paul Pearce QAS 45.95; 4. Casey Vincent NSWIS Daniel Lawton NSW 2.00m; 5. David Partridge NSW 2.00m; 5. David Baskin VIC 2.00m. 46.06; 5. John Steffensen WAIS 46.26; 6. David Flowers VIC 47.47;7. Michael Rehardt QAS 47.56; 8. Ryan Turton NSWIS 47.66. Pole Vault 1. Paul Burgess WAIS 5.30m; 2. Craig Schulstad NSW 4.70m; Steven Hooker VIC NH;Dmitri Markov WAIS NH; Luke Vedelago QAS NH. 400 metres Ambulant 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 49.16; 2. Heath Francis AIS 50.15; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 53.54;4. Paul Harpur QAS 56.47; 5. Paul Benz SASI 58.59; 6. Malcolm Bennett SASI 63.47. Long Jump 1.Timothy Parravicini AIS 7.94m(+0.7); 2. Peter Burge NSWIS 7.75m(+0.6); 3. Robert Stevens VIC 7.54m(0.0); 4. Peter Parsons NSW 7.35m(+0.9); 5.Andrew Curtis QAS 7.12m(+1.4); 6. Darren Thrupp QAS 5.43m(+1.2); Jai Taurima 400 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 50.86; 2. Geoff Trappett QAS 50.96; 3. Frederic Periac VIS 51.00;4. AIS FOUL; Scott Crowe ACTAS NM. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 52.52; 5. Richard Colman VIS 52.77;6. Grant Buckley NSW 57.12; 7. Patrick Baker NSW 59.65; 8. Ronald Gibson NSW 62.40. Triple Jump 1.Andrew Murphy NSWIS 16.55m(+2.3); 2. Michael Perry NSW 15.87m(+1.7); 3. Joshua Ferguson QAS 15.86m(+1.8); 4.Alex Stewart NSW 15.28m(+0.9); 5. Matthew Woodruff VIC 14.73m(+2.1);6. Patrick Coleman TAS 800 metres 1. Kris McCarthy VIS 1:48.26;2. Gareth Hyett NZL 1:48.84; 3.Todd MacDonald NSW 1:49.16; 4. Lachlan 14.66m(+1.5); 7. Daniel Sumpton NSW 14.57m(+1.4); 8. Mark Howard NSW 14.44m(+2.4); 9. Philip Rickaby NSW Chisholm NSW 1:49.25; 5. Lukas Vydra CZE 1:49.47;6.William Devjak NSW 1:49.76; 7. David Byrne NSW 1:49.99; 8. 14.11m(+0.8);Tomas Cholensky CZE NM. Malcolm Muir QLD 1:50.27; 9. Mark Abercromby NSW 1:50.71; 10. Nick Lorenz QLD 1:51.02; 11. Michael Hane SA RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 1:51.05; Mathew Woodhouse NSW DNF;Youcef Abdi NSWIS DNF. Shot Put Ambulant 1. Rhys Jones AIS 18.18m; 2. Russell Short VIS 14.62m;3. Murray Goldfinch AIS 11.70m; 4. Damien IN 2003 RESULTS Burroughs ACTAS 10.56m; 5. Brian Harvey QAS 9.96m; 6. Nicholas Larionow VIS 9.88m. 800 metres 1. Corey Tucker ACT 1:51.58; 2. Ross Ridgewell ACT 1:52.66; 3.Andrew O'Neill ACT 1:53.99; Malcolm Muir QLD DNF. Discus Throw 1. Peter Elvy NSWIS 59.35m; 2. Scott Martin VIS 57.65m;3.Tim Dreisen AIS 52.46m; 4. Matthew Brown VIC 51.97m. 800 metres Under 18 Local 1. David Harney NSW 1:55.99; 2. Robert Mathieson ACT 2:01.79; 3. Scott Tomlinson ACT 2:02.60; 4.Alex Carder ACT 2:04.68. Discus Throw Ambulant 1. Murray Goldfinch AIS 34.39m; 2. Damien Burroughs ACTAS 33.43m; 3.Wade McMahon ACT 32.22m; 4. Brian Harvey QAS 32.04m; 5. Nicholas Larionow VIS 26.09m. 800 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 1:45.05; 2. Frederic Periac VIS 1:49.69;3. Grant Buckley NSW 1:56.60; 4. Patrick Baker NSW 2:00.19; 5. Richard Colman VIS 2:04.75. Hammer Throw 1. Stuart Rendell AIS 79.20m; 2. Michael Gusbeth VIS 62.84m;3.Tim Dreisen AIS 60.65m; 4. Bradley Oborn NSW 59.37m; 5. Mark Dickson NSW 57.27m; 6. Ryan Mormul NSW 54.74m. 3000 metres 1.Alastair Stevenson QLD 8:01.27; 2. Mark Tucker VIC 8:01.68;3. Michael Power VIS 8:03.84;4. Shaun Creighton ACT 8:04.74; 5. Daniel Komen KEN 8:05.67; 6. Brett Cartwright AIS 8:06.06; 7. Scott Westcott NSW 8:08.71; 8. Javelin Throw 1.William Hamlyn-Harris NSWIS 75.85m; 2. Nicholas Bennett NSWIS 69.10m; 3. Chris Jessup NSW Shawn Forrest VIS 8:09.60;9. Mark Thompson ACT 8:11.59; 10. Clinton Mackevicius VIC 8:15.82;11. Michael Shelley AIS 66.15m; 4. Damien Kelly QLD 63.81m. 8:16.05; 12. Julian Marsh VIC 8:16.56;13. Clint Perrett VIC 8:23.91;14. Daniel Green NSW 8:26.46; 15. Collis Birmingham VIC 8:27.81; 16. Simon Hurt NSW 8:29.51; 17. Nigel Adkin VIC 8:31.83;18. Philo Saunders ACT 8:44.00; Mark Fountain VIS Mixed 100 metres Wheelchair (w:-1.0) 1. Geoff Trappett QAS 14.40; 2. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 15.71; 3. Richard DNF. Colman VIS 16.62;4. Nathan Pentecost NSW 18.60; 5.Angela Ballard NSWIS 18.83.

110 metres Hurdles (w:-0.8) 1.Timothy Ewen VIS 14.00;2. Ryan Purcell WAIS 14.24; 3. Duncan Harvey QLD 14.46; 4. Mixed 200 metres Wheelchair (w:-2.0) 1. Geoff Trappett QAS 28.07; 2. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 29.21; 3. Richard Gregory Eyears NSW 14.62; 5. Nfa-Dehynde Forster-Jones VIC 14.64;6. Gareth Watkins NSW 14.78. Colman VIS 30.01;4. Nathan Pentecost NSW 32.29; 5. Ronald Gibson NSW 33.86; 6.Angela Ballard NSWIS 35.06; 7. Katie Hannay QAS 36.77; 8. Rosemary Little NSW 37.70. 400 metres Hurdles 1. Michael Hazel VIS 50.79;2.Tobby Sutherland VIS 51.54;3. Peter Ladd VIC 52.53;4. Nic Davidson TAS 53.34; 5. Elliot Wood NSWIS 53.75; 6. Gregory Hubbard NSW 54.05; 7. Joshua Webb QLD 54.92; 8. Chris De Boer Mixed 800 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 1:43.37; 2. Frederic Periac VIS 1:43.56;3. Richard Colman VIS WA 55.29. 1:46.10; 4. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 1:52.09; 5. Grant Buckley NSW 1:55.31; 6. Louise Sauvage NSWIS 1:57.14; 7. Eliza Stankovic NSWIS 1:58.44; 8. Rosemary Little NSW 2:21.20.

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Mixed 1500 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 3:19.86; 2. Frederic Periac VIS 3:21.05;3. Richard Colman VIS Includes Telstra Australian Open Men & Women 5000m Championships 3:21.92; 4. Louise Sauvage NSWIS 3:42.60; 5. Grant Buckley NSW 3:42.93; 6. Patrick Baker NSW 3:42.97; 7. Eliza Stankovic NSWIS 3:44.83. Women

Mixed 4x100 metres Relay Local 1. NCGA 'A' 46.44; 2. NCGA 'B' 47.47; 3. CBU 'A' 52.21; 4. NCGA 'E' 56.40; 5. 100 metres (w:-3.2) 1. Lauren Hewitt VIS 11.81;2. Gloria Kemasuode NGR 11.95; 3. Rachael Jackson NSW 12.07; 4.Amy ACTVETS 'A' 56.90; 6. NCGA 'C' 60.69. Harris QLD 12.09; 5. Mindy Slomka NSW 12.23; 6. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 12.30; 7. Preya Carey NSW 12.35.

Mixed 4x400 metres Relay Local 1. NCGA 'A' 3:33.68; 2. NCGA 'B' 3:57.71; 3.ACTVETS 'A' 3:58.34; 4.ACTVETS 'B' 100 metres Ambulant (w:-2.9) 1.Amy Winters SYD ACC OF SP 13.48; 2. Lisa Llorens AIS 13.94; 3. Sharon Rackham AIS 14.35; 4. Lilly Looker QLD 14.44; 5. Meaghan Starr SYD ACC OF SP 14.62; 6. Katrina Webb SASI 14.97; 7. Lisa 4:26.28. McIntosh VIS 15.21;8.Amanda Fraser AIS 16.81.

Mixed 4x1500 metres Relay Local 1. NCGA 'A' 18:31.39. 200 metres (w:0.0) 1. Lauren Hewitt VIS 23.44;2. Gloria Kemasuode NGR 24.21; 3. Sally McLellan QAS 24.28; 4. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 24.51; 5.Amy Harris QLD 24.61; 6. Preya Carey NSW 24.99; 7. Mindy Slomka NSW 25.12. Mixed Shot Put Seated 1. Sam Clark WA 10.37m; 2. Hamish MacDonald AIS 9.85m; 3.Terry Giddy SAS 9.60m; 4. Bruce Wallrodt WAIS 9.28m; 5. Stephen Eaton QAS 8.23m; 6. Greg Hibberd ACTAS 7.83m; 7. Lisa Allen ACT 4.17m; 8. Louise 400 metres 1. Catherine Freeman VIS 52.17;2. Jaimee-lee Hoebergen NSW 53.91; 3. Renee Robson VIC 54.15;4. Ellery ACT 3.09m. Katerina Dressler VIS 54.66;5. Jennifer Marshall VIC 54.95;6. Rebecca Irwin NSWIS 55.17; 7. Morgan Whiley TAS 56.08; 8. Rosanna Dick VIC 56.84. Mixed Discus Throw Seated 1. Sam Clark WA 31.87m; 2. Stephen Eaton QAS 29.19m; 3. Hamish MacDonald AIS 27.12m; 4. Bruce Wallrodt WAIS 21.16m; 5. Greg Hibberd ACTAS 18.22m; 6. Lisa Allen ACT 9.12m; 7. Louise Ellery ACT 800 metres 1.Tamsyn Lewis VIS 2:02.93;2. Susan Andrews WAIS 2:03.77; 3. Debbie Savage NSW 2:05.05; 4. Libby Allen 5.11m. VIS 2:06.26; 5.Anne Fearnley VIC 2:08.82;6. Ruth Little NSW 2:09.64; 7.Alica Tye Smith VIC 2:09.67;8. Meike Flore GER 2:10.29; 9. Kate McMaster NSW 2:12.39. Mixed Javelin Throw Seated 1. Sam Clark WA 30.98m; 2. Bruce Wallrodt WAIS 24.47m; 3.Terry Giddy SAS 23.41m; 4. Lisa Allen ACT 8.44m; 5. Louise Ellery ACT 4.42m. 1500 metres 1. Suzy Walsham NSW 4:15.86; 2.Toni Hodgkinson NZL 4:19.03;3. Sarah Jamieson VIS 4:19.46;4. Haley Tomlinson VIC 4:28.55;5. Leanne Laajoki ACT 4:29.23; 6. Jenni Rowan VIC 4:30.14;7. Karen Thorp VIC 4:30.57;8. Simone Braakhuis VIC 4:34.46.

5000 metres Australian Championship 1. Benita Johnson ACT 15:21.55; 2. Eloise Poppett NSW 15:56.73; 3. Haley McGregor VIS 16:01.11;4. Sarah Salmon ACT 16:14.78; 5. Kandy Grant ACT 16:20.82; 6. Melissa Moon NZL 16:24.45; 7. Jenny Philp-Young QLD 16:33.03; 8.Victoria Mitchell VIC 16:35.19;9. Susan Michelsson VIC 16:41.84;10. Clare McKechnie VIC 16:46.67; 11. Jackie Gallagher QLD 16:59.78; 12. Lisa Weightman VIC 17:06.35;13. Jane Miles NSW 18:10.05.

100 metres Hurdles (w:-2.9) 1. Jacquie Munro NSWIS 13.82; 2. Sally McLellan QAS 14.10; 3. Georgina Power VIS 14.70; 4. Rasvinder Gill NSW 14.96. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS 400 metres Hurdles 1. Jana Pittman VIS 54.64;2. Rebecca Wardell NZL 56.58; 3.Andrea Blackett BAR 57.29; 4. Emily Allen VIC 60.74;5. Celia Brown VIC 61.89;6. Rachael Dacy VIC 62.42;7. Kristy Radford VIC 66.70.

High Jump 1. Petrina Price NSWIS 1.82m; 2.Tessa Densley VIC 1.78m;3. Nadia Smith VIC 1.74m;4. Matilda Gunn QLD 1.70m; 4. Claire Mallett NSW 1.70m.

Pole Vault 1. Rosanna Ditton VIC 4.10m;2.Wendy Young SASI 3.90m; 3. Jacinta Lynn VIC 3.70m;4. Sarah Wiltshire VIC 3.70m; 5. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.50m; 6.Alana Boyd QLD 3.50m.

Long Jump 1. Bronwyn Thompson QAS 6.75m(+3.2); 2. Shermin Oksuz AIS 6.30m(+1.9); 3. Nadia Smith VIC 6.21m(+0.4); 4. Sharon Sutherland WAIS 6.18m(+0.8); 5. Lisa Morrison VIC 6.17m(+3.4);6. Kerrie Perkins ACTAS 6.11m(+2.0); 7. Lisa Llorens AIS 5.07m(+5.5).

Javelin Throw 1. Cecilia McIntosh VIS 50.51m;2. Rebecca Noy NSW 49.52m; 3. Kathryn Mitchell VIS 46.35m;4. Rosemary Hooper VIC 46.23m;5. Zoe Pelbart NSW 42.58m; 6. Janelle Campbell VIC 37.78m.

Men

100 metres (w:-3.3) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 10.44; 2. Matthew Shirvington NSWIS 10.60; 3.Adam Basil VIC 10.75;4. Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 10.89; 5. Chris Donaldson NZL 10.93; 6.Adam Miller NSWIS 11.01; 7. Paul Di Bella QAS 11.05; 8. Wagui Anau QLD 11.12; 9. Keiran Noonan NSW 11.15.

200 metres (w:-0.5) 1. Patrick Johnson AIS 20.76; 2. Chris Donaldson NZL 21.59; 3.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 21.59; 3. Paul Pearce QAS 21.59; 5. Luke Mansfield QLD 21.67; 6. David Geddes NSWIS 21.78; 7.Alvin Harrison USA 21.78; 8. Craig Sconce ACTAS 22.48.

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200 metres Wheelchair (w:-4.8) 1. Geoff Trappett QAS 27.95; 2. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 29.40; 3. Frederic Periac VIS Women 29.95; 4. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 30.48; 5. Richard Coleman VIS 30.83;6. Grant Buckley NSW 32.87. 100 metres (w:-2.9) 1. Gloria Kemasuode NGR 11.85; 2. Sharon Cripps QAS 11.87; 3.Amy Harris QLD 12.18; 4. Mindy 400 metres 1. Clinton Hill NSWIS 46.38; 2. Paul Pearce QAS 46.76; 3. Casey Vincent NSWIS 47.25;4. John Steffensen Slomka NSW 12.21; 5. Nicole Apps NSW 12.23; 6. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 12.29; 7. Rachael Jackson NSW 12.32; 8. Preya WAIS 47.32; 5. Patrick Dwyer NSWIS 47.37; 6. Michael Rehardt QAS 48.41; 7. David Flowers VIC 48.71;8. Sean Wroe VIC Carey NSW 12.41. 50.37. 200 metres (w:-2.2) 1. Sharon Cripps QAS 23.26; 2. Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ 23.66; 3. Nicole Apps NSW 24.32; 4.Amy 400 metres Ambulant 1.Andrew Newell NSWIS 50.47; 2. Heath Francis AIS 51.23; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 52.75;4. Paul Harris QLD 24.36; 5. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 24.41; 6. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 24.44; 7. Preya Carey NSW 24.74; 8.Alicia Harpur QAS 57.31; 5. Paul Benz SASI 59.15; 6.Tim Ashmore VIC 59.61;7. Malcolm Bennett SASI 64.15. Spencer NSWI 24.91. 400 metres Wheelchair 1. Frederic Periac VIS 51.10;2. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 51.25; 3. Richard Coleman VIS 53.64;4. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 54.05; 5. Geoff Trappett QAS 54.19; 6. Grant Buckley NSW 58.33. 200 metres Ambulant (w:-2.3) 1. Lisa Llorens AIS 27.37; 2.Amy Winters SYDA 27.65; 3. Sharon Rackham AIS 28.59; 4. Katrina Webb SASI 30.12; 5. Lara Hollow-Williams QLD 30.29; 6. Eowyn Osborne ACT 31.68; 7. Lisa McIntosh VIS 32.31; 800 metres 1. Kris McCarthy VIS 1:48.83;2. Mark Rodgers NZL 1:49.49; 3. Gareth Hyett NZL 1:49.49; 4.Todd 8.Amanda Fraser AIS 55.15. MacDonald NSW 1:49.68; 5. Lukas Vydra CZE 1:50.85;6. Zachariah Ashkanasy QLD 1:51.36; 7.Aaron Jones TIS 1:51.84; 8. Marcus Katter NSW 1:52.88; 9. Mark Abercromby NSW 1:53.83;William Devjak NSW DNF; Justin Rinaldi VIC DNF. 400 metres 1. Jana Pittman VIS 50.43;2. Catherine Freeman VIS 51.81;3. Rosemary Hayward NSWI 53.07; 4. Katerina Dressler VIS 53.17;5. Renee Robson VIC 53.79;6. Kate Pedley TIS 54.85; 7.Annabelle Smith NSWI 55.98; 8.Tara Millgate 1500 metres 1.Youcef Abdi NSWIS 3:42.22; 2. Clinton Mackevicius VIC 3:46.81;3. Mark Fountain VIS 3:46.86;4. Michael NSW 57.03. Shelley AIS 3:47.00; 5. David Byrne NSW 3:47.35; 6. Julian Marsh VIC 3:47.38;7. Grant Page TAS 3:48.05; 8. Richard Jeremiah VIS 3:50.00;9. Jeremy Roff NSW 3:50.26; 10. Marcus Tierney VIC 3:51.26;11. Mark Gorski VIC 3:52.34;12. Louis 400 metres Ambulant 1. Sharon Rackham AIS 66.16; 2. Katrina Webb SASI 68.61; 3. Lisa McIntosh VIS 69.97;4. Lara Rowan VIC 3:52.76;13.Allan Failla VIC 3:52.88;14. Corey Tucker ACT 3:54.33; 15. Michael Hane SA 3:58.82; Justin Rinaldi Hollow-Williams QLD 70.14; 5. NSW 73.80; 6. Eowyn Osborne ACT 78.91. VIC DNF;Trent Wallace VIC DNF. 800 metres 1.Tamsyn Lewis VIS 2:02.52;2. Susan Andrews WAIS 2:03.39; 3. Debbie Savage NSW 2:04.84; 4. Ruth Little 5000 metres Australian Championship 1. Daniel Komen KEN 13:54.48; 2. Michael Power VIS 13:55.99;3. Sean Keely GBR 2:08.79; 5. Meike Flore GER 2:09.52; 6. Lisa Corrigan AIS 2:11.51; 7. Debbie King NSW 2:11.60; 8. Renee Vanderberg CAN 13:58.19; 4.Alastair Stevenson QLD 13:59.20; 5. Dean Cavuoto ACTAS 14:00.90; 6. Brett Cartwright AIS 14:02.13; 7. Mark Thompson ACT 14:04.61; 8. Shawn Forrest VIS 14:07.41;9. Peter Nowill QAS 14:09.02; 10. Scott Westcott NSW NSW 2:12.97; Renee Robson VIC DNF. 14:14.86; 11. Paul Fenn VIC 14:16.05;12. Blair Martin NZL 14:19.87; 13. Clint Perrett VIC 14:27.25;14. Nigel Adkin VIC 14:27.74; 15. Phillip Sly VIC 14:30.48;16. Craig Semple VIC 14:37.58;17. Linton Gloster VIC 14:41.39;18. P - J Bosch SA 1500 metres 1. Suzy Walsham NSW 4:14.71; 2. Emily Morris NSW 4:15.60; 3. Sarah Salmon ACT 4:32.76; 4. Serena 14:42.28; 19. David Ruschena VIC 14:48.50;20. Matt Johnson CAN 14:48.62; Mark Tucker VIC DNF. Gibbs VIC 4:40.03;5. Suzie Rhydderch NSW 4:43.69; Kate McMaster NSW DNF.

110 metres Hurdles (w:-2.1) 1.Timothy Ewen VIS 14.09;2. Ryan Purcell WAIS 14.41; 3. Stuart Anderson QAS 14.52; 4. 100 metres Hurdles (w:-1.7) 1. Jacquie Munro NSWI 13.60; 2. Fiona Cullen QAS 13.85; 3. Sally McLellan QAS 14.01; 4. Duncan Harvey QLD 14.66; 5. Nfa-Dehynde Forster-Jones VIC 14.67;6. Hashime Hanazawa JPN 14.70; 7. Gregory Eyears Debbi Edwards NSWI 14.07; 5. Kylie Wheeler WAIS 14.30; 6. Lisa Spencer NSW 14.53; 7. Gill Rasvinder NSW 14.64; 8. NSW 14.72. Jane Jamieson NSWI 14.86. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS 400 metres Hurdles 1. Michael Hazel VIS 50.71;2.Tobby Sutherland VIS 51.43;3. Peter Ladd VIC 52.45;4. Nic Davidson 20km Road Walk 1. Jane Saville NSWI 1:38:12.00; 2. Natalie Saville NSW 1:38:48.00; 3. Claire Woods AIS 1:44:03.00; TAS 52.86; 5. Elliot Wood NSWIS 53.48; 6. Matthew Rickards TAS 53.71; 7. Peter Bate VIC 54.27. Cheryl Webb AIS DQ.

High Jump 1. Joshua Lodge NSWIS 2.13m; 2. Nicholas Moroney NSWIS 2.10m; 3. Ewan Haldane VIC 2.05m;4. Jarrad 4x100 metres Relay 1. Endeavour Sports A 48.82; 2.Westfields Sports High 48.96; 3. Endeavour Sports B 50.09; 4. Pozzi VIC 2.05m;5. David Partridge NSW 2.05m; 6. Michael Hamlyn-Harris NSW 2.00m. Presbytarian Ladies College 50.23; 5. Pymple Ladies College 51.16; 6.Abbotsleigh 51.92; 7.Australia 2 (Rachael Jackson, Preya Carey, Nicole Apps, Gloria Kemasuode) 60.00;Australia 1 (Amy Harris, Sharon Cripps, Melanie Kleeberg, Mindy Pole Vault 1. Dmitri Markov WAIS 5.60m; 2. Paul Burgess WAIS 5.50m; Steven Hooker VIC NH;Alex Miroshnichenko QLD NH. Slomka) DQ.

Long Jump 1. Peter Burge NSWIS 7.64m(-0.5); 2. Robert Stevens VIC 7.46m(+1.2);3.Timothy Parravicini AIS 7.44m(- High Jump 1. Petrina Price NSWI 1.86m; 2. Danielle Senior NSW 1.74m; 2. Jane Jamieson NSWI 1.74m; 4. Gabrielle 0.8); 4.Andrew Curtis QAS 7.42m(+1.1); 5. Kevin Beams VIC 7.26m(+0.7);6. Darren Thrupp QAS 5.80m(+0.5). Conroy NSW 1.70m; 4. Sian MacDonald ACT 1.70m; Kylie Wheeler WAIS NH.

Triple Jump 1.Andrew Murphy NSWIS 16.20m(+2.5); 2. Michael Perry NSW 15.70m(+0.4); 3. Joshua Ferguson QAS Pole Vault 1.Tatiana Grigorieva SASI 4.10m; 2. Rosanna Ditton VIC 4.10m;3.Wendy Young SASI 4.00m; 4.Alana Boyd 15.64m(+2.0); 4.Alex Stewart NSW 15.11m(+2.0); 5. Shaun Fletcher QLD 15.05m(+1.1); 6. Matthew Woodruff VIC QLD 3.70m; 5.Tracey Young SA 3.70m; 6. Jacinta Lynn VIC 3.55m;7. Sarah Wiltshire VIC 3.40m;Irie Hill GBR NH. 14.70m(+3.2); 7. Geoff Davis NSW 14.46m(+1.9). Triple Jump 1. Jeanette Bowles VIC 12.50m(+3.0);2. Paula Lodge SA 12.50m(+4.2); 3. Lisa Antill NSW 12.34m(+4.5); 4. Shot Put 1. Justin Anlezark QAS 20.32m; 2. Clay Cross QAS 18.66m; 3. Rhys Jones AIS 17.68m; 4. Stuart Gyngell NSW Alexis Turner QLD 12.34m(+1.1); 5. Katelyn Grehan NSW 12.09m(+3.3). 17.65m; 5. Christopher Gaviglio QLD 17.63m; 6. Scott Martin VIS 17.50m. Shot Put 1.Alifatou Djibril TOG 15.17m; 2. Belinda Johnson NSWI 14.20m; 3. Jane Jamieson NSWI 13.51m; 4. Sharmane Discus Throw 1. Peter Elvy NSWIS 56.77m; 2. Scott Martin VIS 54.03m;3. Benn Harradine NSWIS 53.04m; 4. Graham Motuliki NSW 12.99m; 5. Mandy Heath NSWI 12.96m; 6. Rebecca Neilsen VIC 12.81m;7. Sharyn Dickson NSW 12.79m; Hicks TIS 52.34m; 5. Matthew Brown VIC 50.25m;6. Martin Duriska VIC 48.78m. 8. Belinda Forsyth NSW 12.52m. Hammer Throw 1. Stuart Rendell AIS 78.91m; 2. Darren Billett SA 64.77m; 3. Michael Gusbeth VIS 62.66m;4. Justin McDonald VIC 61.41m;5.Tim Driesen AIS 58.82m; 6. Mark Dickson NSW 56.92m; 7. Ryan Mormul NSW 52.77m. Hammer Throw 1. Bronwyn Eagles NSWI 69.71m; 2. Karyne Di Marco NSWI 66.85m; 3. Deborah Sosimenko NSWI 64.76m; 4. Brooke Krueger SASI 62.07m; 5. Gabrielle Neighbour VIS 58.33m;6. Breanne Clement NSW 52.55m; 7. Erin Petrovic NSW 48.86m.

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Javelin Throw 1. Rebecca Noy NSW 53.51m; 2. Kathryn Mitchell VIS 48.90m;3. Rosemary Hooper VIC 47.91m;4. Jane 20km Road Walk 1. Luke Adams AIS 1:29:35.00; 2. Jarred Tallent VIS 1:37:19.00;Aaron Mellor NSW DQ;Troy Sundstrom Jamieson NSWI 45.14m; 5. Zoe Pelbart NSW 42.96m; 6. Mandy Heath NSWI 41.69m. NSW DQ; Liam Murphy AIS DQ; Darren Bown AIS DQ.

Men 4x100 metres Relay 1.Australia 2 (Wagui Anau,Adam Miller, Kristopher Neofytou, Isaac Ntiamoah) 40.36; 2.Australia 3 (Shem Hollands,Ambrose Ezenwa, Ross Smith,Westley Le Breux) 40.71; 3. Sydney University 43.16; 4. Knox Grammar A 100 metres (w:-2.2) 1. Matthew Shirvington NSWI 10.42; 2. Patrick Johnson AIS 10.46; 3.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 10.60; 44.82; 5. St Ignatius Park 44.90; 6.Westfields Sports High 45.03; 7.Waverly College 45.30;Australia 1 (Matthew 4.Adam Basil VIC 10.75;5. Paul Di Bella QAS 10.78; 6. Isaac Ntiamoah NSW 10.81; 7.Adam Miller NSWI 10.89; 8. Shem Shirvington, Patrick Johnson, Paul Di Bella,Adam Basil) DQ; Knox Grammar B DQ. Hollands NSW 10.90. High Jump 1. Nicholas Moroney NSWI 2.21m; 2. Joshua Lodge NSWI 2.18m; 3. Michael Hamlyn-Harris NSW 2.12m; 4. 100 metres B Race (w:-2.9) 1.Wagui Anau QLD 10.80; 2. Scott Wells AIS 10.95; 3. David Geddes NSWI 10.97; 4. James Watson NSWI 2.00m. Kristopher Neofytou NSWI 11.03; 5. Ross Smith NSW 11.07; 6. Craig Sconce ACTA 11.08. Long Jump 1. Peter Burge NSWI 7.86m(+2.5); 2. John Thornell NSWI 7.79m(+2.7); 3. Jai Taurima AIS 7.66m(+2.9); 4. 100 metres Wheelchair (w:-2.2) 1. Geoff Trappett QAS 14.87; 2. Richard Nicholson ACTA 16.19; 3. Richard Colman VIS Peter Parsons NSW 7.66m(+4.1); 5. Shane Hair WA 7.60m(+0.9); 6. Robert Stevens VIC 7.38m(+3.3);7.Andrew Curtis 17.70; 4. Ronald Gibson NSW 19.39; 5. Kevin Gaidies CAN 19.62. QAS 7.29m(+3.7); 8. Darren Thrupp QAS 5.65m(+0.9).

200 metres (w:-1.4) 1.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 21.08; 2. David Flowers VIC 21.23;3. David Geddes NSWI 21.36; 4. Isaac Triple Jump 1. Jacob McReynolds AIS 16.89m(+3.7); 2.Andrew Murphy NSWI 16.82m(+3.3); 3. Michael Perry NSW Ntiamoah NSW 21.53; 5.Adam Basil VIC 21.68;6. Shem Hollands NSW 21.71;Adam Miller NSWI DQ; Paul Di Bella QAS 15.92m(+2.1); 4. Shaun Fletcher QLD 15.24m(+2.5); 5. Paul Groves VIC 15.12m(+3.7);6.Alex Stewart NSW 14.99m(+3.2); DQ. 7. Matthew Woodruff VIC 14.94m(+2.7);8. Mark Howard NSW 14.87m(+2.1);Tomas Cholenski CZE NM.

200 metres Ambulant (w:-1.5) 1.Andrew Newell NSWI 22.86; 2. Heath Francis AIS 23.39; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 24.61;4. Shot Put 1. Justin Anlezark QAS 20.61m; 2. Clay Cross QAS 18.66m; 3. Stuart Gyngell NON 18.50m; 4. Christopher Neil Fuller SASI 24.92; 5. Paul Harpur QAS 25.26; 6. Darren Thrupp QAS 25.71; 7. Michael Peet WA 27.56; 8. Malcolm Gaviglio QLD 18.15m; 5. Rhys Jones AIS 17.91m; 6. Scott Martin VIS 17.78m;7. Chris Hanley QLD 15.01m. Bennett SASI 28.64. Discus Throw 1. Peter Elvy NSWI 60.28m; 2. Scott Martin VIS 58.20m;3. Benn Harradine NSWI 54.04m; 4.Tim Driesen 400 metres 1. Clinton Hill NSWI 45.54; 2. Casey Vincent NSWI 46.38;3. Mark Ormrod SASI 46.49; 4. Scott Thom VIC AIS 51.34m; 5. Ben Blanchard NSW 47.42m; 6. Nicholas Sawaszenko NSW 45.33m; 7. Damien Burroughs ACTA 41.35m. 47.14; 5. Michael Rehardt QAS 47.97; 6. Marcus Katter QLD 48.04; John Steffensen WAIS DQ. Hammer Throw 1. Stuart Rendell AIS 77.39m; 2. Michael Gusbeth VIS 64.15m;3. Justin McDonald VIC 63.79m;4.Tim 400 metres B Race 1. James Blanton NSW 48.02; 2. Stephen Landers VIS 48.49;3. James Gurr NSW 48.76; 4. Gavin Driesen AIS 62.46m; 5. Bradley Oborn NSW 61.43m; 6. Mark Dickson NSW 59.18m. Jeffries NSW 49.69; 5.Andrew Graham NSW 50.07; 6.Westley Le Breux NSW 50.69; 7. Nunu Campos NSW 55.28. Javelin Throw 1.Andrew Currey NSWI 82.29m; 2.William Hamlyn-Harris NSWI 79.97m; 3. Nicholas Bennett NSWI 400 metres Ambulant 1.Andrew Newell NSWI 51.05; 2. Heath Francis AIS 51.56; 3.Tim Sullivan VIS 54.23;4. Paul 74.28m; 4. Dominic Geeves QLD 68.85m; 5. Joshua Robinson QAS 68.60m; 6. Damien Kelly QLD 68.44m; 7. Chris Jessup Harpur QAS 56.39; 5. Neil Fuller SASI 57.11; 6. Malcolm Bennett SASI 62.42; 7. Michael Peet WA 62.44. NSW 68.00m. RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS 800 metres 1. Kris McCarthy VIS 1:46.91;2.Todd MacDonald NSW 1:48.22; 3.William Devjak NSW 1:49.29; 4. Isireli Naikelekelevesi FIJ 1:50.42; 5.Aaron Jones TIS 1:50.51; 6. Benjamin Liddy NSW 1:50.67; 7. Mark Abercromby NSW 1:50.69; 8. Michael Barwick NSW 1:50.99; 9. Malcolm Muir QLD 1:51.80; Matt Woodhouse NSW DNF.

800 metres Wheelchair 1. Frederic Periac VIS 1:39.58;2. Kurt Fearnley NSWI 1:39.73; 3. Richard Colman VIS 1:47.10;4. Richard Nicholson ACTA 1:51.42; 5. Patrick Baker NSW 1:56.47; 6. Grant Buckley NSW 1:57.29; 7. Kevin Gaidies CAN 2:16.28.

1500 metres 1. Michael Power VIS 3:40.87;2. Mark Fountain VIS 3:42.66;3. David Byrne NSW 3:43.33; 4.Youcef Abdi NSWI 3:43.46; 5. Lachlan Chisholm NSW 3:44.32; 6. Michael Shelley AIS 3:45.11; 7. Shawn Forrest VIS 3:45.34;8. Corey Tucker ACT 3:46.07; 9. Julian Marsh VIC 3:46.22;10. Mitchell Kealey QAS 3:46.44; 11. Jeremy Roff NSW 3:47.11; 12. Mark Gorski VIC 3:47.70;13. Nicholas Bromley NSW 3:50.07; 14. Michael Hane SA 3:50.87; 15. Philo Saunders ACT 3:56.48; Cameron Morrissy NSW DNF; Simon Rintel NSW DNF.

110 metres Hurdles (w:-1.5) 1. Stuart Anderson QAS 14.08; 2. Duncan Harvey QLD 14.34; 3. Gregory Eyears NSW 14.40; 4.Timothy Ewen VIS 14.49;5. Gareth Watkins NSW 14.77; 6. Ryan Purcell WAIS 14.88; 7. Paul Stickler NSW 15.94.

400 metres Hurdles 1. Michael Hazel VIS 50.47;2.Tobby Sutherland VIS 51.54;3. Elliot Wood NSWI 52.62; 4. Peter Ladd VIC 52.80; 5. Sean Avery VIS 53.23;6. Joshua Hewitt NSW 53.58.

3000 metres Steeplechase 1. Peter Nowill QAS 8:39.79; 2. Mark Tucker VIC 8:41.75;3. Richard Jeremiah VIS 8:49.74;4. Jeffrey Hunt NSW 8:58.81; 5. Scott McTaggart ACT 9:12.20; 6. Shane Thiele SA 9:43.90; Luke Taylor NSWI DNF.

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Includes Telstra Australian Open Men & Women 10000m Championships 4x100 metres Relay 1. New Zealand (Dallas Roberts, James Dolphin, Chris Donaldson, Donald McDonald) 39.75; Pacific (Courtney McLeod, Patrick Birgan, Darryl Wholsen, Matthew Davies) DQ;Australia 1 (Matthew Shirvingto,n Patrick Women Johnson, Paul Di Bella,Adam Basil) DQ;Australia 2 (Shem Hollands,Adam Miller, Isaac Nhamoah,Ambrose Ezenwa) DQ.

100 metres (w:+1.7) 1. Sally McLellan QAS 11.57; 2. Fiona Cullen QAS 11.78; 3. Jacinta Boyd QAS 12.03; 4. Kylie Bent Pole Vault 1.Viktor Chistiakov SASI 5.60m; 2.Alex Miroshnichenko QLD 5.30m; 3. Matthew McEwen QAS 4.50m; Ben WAIS 12.08; 5. Brooke Rickards QLD 12.27; 6. Josephine Ngiluafe QAS 12.47; Group 2: (w:+1.8) 1. Mindy Slomka NSW Bliar QLD NH. 11.62; 2. Rachael Jackson NSW 11.65; 3. Melanie Kleeberg QAS 11.68; 4. Jana Pittman VIS 11.77;5. Caro Hunt NZL 11.79; 6.Amy Harris QLD 11.80; 7. Preya Carey NSW 11.84. Long Jump 1. John Thornell NSWI 7.77m(+0.9); 2. Peter Parsons NSW 7.39m(+0.9); 3. Shane Hair WA 7.38m(+0.8); 4. Andrew Curtis QAS 7.33m(+0.9); 5.Tim Parravicini AIS 7.19m(+0.7); 6. Chris Noffke QLD 6.76m(+0.6); 7. Joel Noffke 400 metres 1. Katerina Dressler VIS 53.87;2. Sonja Bowe NZL 55.88; 3. Merryn Aldridge NSW 56.74; 4. Caitlin Willis QLD 6.75m(+0.7). NSW 57.71; 5.Amy Wright QLD 58.35. Triple Jump 1. Jacob McReynolds AIS 16.78m(+2.3); 2.Andrew Murphy NSWI 15.73m(+1.6); Michael Perry NSW FOUL; 800 metres 1.Adrienne McIvor QLD 2:04.85; 2. Celia Brown VIC 2:05.75;3. Kelly McNeice IRL 2:06.09; 4. Courtney Shaun Fletcher QLD NM. Gilfillan QLD 2:14.43; 5.Alice Gillham QLD 2:18.25;Ashlea Gilfillan QLD DQ. Shot Put 1. Rhys Jones AIS 18.42m; 2. Christopher Gaviglio QLD 17.99m; 3.Tomas Court QLD 15.65m; 4.Tim Driesen 10000 metres Australian Championship 1.Anna Thompson VIC 33:55.75;2. Jenny Philp-Young QLD 35:31.92; 3. AIS 14.25m. Serena Gibbs VIC 35:46.22;4. Claudine Smyth QLD 35:59.83; 5. Helen Tolhurst QLD 36:06.23. Javelin Throw 1.William Hamlyn-Harris NSWI 79.27m; 2.Andrew Currey NSWI 76.54m; 3. Stuart Farquhar NZL 100 metres Hurdles (w:+1.4) 1. Jacquie Munro NSWI 12.9h; 2. Fiona Cullen QAS 13.0h; 3. Rachel Rogers QLD 13.5h; 73.93m; 4. Nicholas Bennett NSWI 70.70m; 5. Joshua Robinson QAS 65.12m; 6. Jason Dudley QAS 58.65m. 4.Amanda Drew QLD 14.6h; 5. Julia Adams QLD 15.0h; 6. Olivia Stewart QLD 16.1h. Mixed 100 metres Veterans (w:+1.2) 1. Bevan Valentine QLD 12.56; 2. Leanne McMurdy QLD 12.74; 3. Leanne Smith 4x100 metres Relay 1.Australia 1 (Sally McLellan, Sharon Cripps, Melanie Kleeberg, Mindy Slomka) 44.91; 2. New QLD 13.39; 4. Debbie McLachlan QLD 13.50; 5.Wilma Perkins QLD 13.78; 6. Michelle Curtis QLD 13.80; 7.Wendy Zealand (Jane Arnott, Caro Hunt, Rebecca Wardell, Monique Williams) 46.12; 3. Pacific (Brooke Rickards, Josephine Doran QLD 14.18; 8. Olivia Stewart QLD 14.21. Ngiluafe, Natalie Brown,Amy Wright) 50.31;Australia 2 (Rachael Jackson, Jana Pittman, Preya Carey,Amy Harris) DQ. Mixed 100 metres Wheelchair (w:+1.7) 1. Geoff Trappett QAS 13.99; 2. Frederic Periac VIS 16.03;3. Jason McGregor Pole Vault 1. Melinda Hamilton NZL 4.40m; 2. Rosanna Ditton VIC 4.00m;3.Wendy Young SASI 3.80m; 3. Katherina QLD 17.95; 4. Daniel Trollope QLD 19.32; 5. Jemma Buchholz QLD 21.85. Miroshnichenko QLD 3.80m; 5.Alana Boyd QLD 3.60m; 5.Vicky Parnov WA 3.60m; 5. Charmaine Lucock QLD 3.60m; 8. Tereza Vodesil WA 3.20m. Mixed 400 metres Wheelchair 1. Geoff Trappett QAS 51.83; 2. Frederic Periac VIS 51.86;3. Jason McGregor QLD 62.68; 4. Daniel Trollope QLD 70.75; 5. Jemma Buchholz QLD 1:27.18. Long Jump 1. Kerrie Perkins ACTA 6.44m(+1.4); 2. Bronwyn Thompson QAS 6.42m(+1.7); 3. Shermin Oksuz AIS 6.41m(+1.3); 4. Sharon Sutherland WAIS 6.07m(+1.5); 5. Natalie Brown QLD 5.64m(+1.7). Mixed 800 metres Veterans 1. Bevan Valentine QLD 3:11.99; 2. Noela Brameld QLD 3:14.50; 3. Debbie McLachlan RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS QLD 3:17.91; 4. Brian Morley QLD 3:23.26; 5. Steve Scale QLD 3:23.57; 6. Leanne Smith QLD 3:24.02; 7. Karen Lakins IN 2003 RESULTS Javelin Throw 1. Rosemary Hooper VIC 52.39m. QLD 3:25.03.

Men

100 metres (w:+0.8) 1. David Geddes NSWI 10.56; 2. James Mortimer NZL 10.63; 3. Courtney McLeod QAS 10.69; 4. David Falealili NZL 10.73; 5. Matthew Davies QLD 10.88; 6. Garry Finegan QLD 10.90; 7. Darren Thrupp QAS 12.75; Group 2: (w:+1.2) 1. Matthew Shirvington NSWI 10.09; 2.Adam Basil VIC 10.29;3. Shem Hollands NSW 10.46; 4. Paul Di Bella QAS 10.51; 5.Ambrose Ezenwa NGR 10.52; 6.Wagui Anau QLD 10.56; 7. Isaac Nhamoah NSW 10.60; 8.Adam Miller NSWI 10.69.

400 metres 1. John Steffensen WAIS 46.66; 2. David Geddes NSWI 46.75; 3. Kris McCarthy VIS 47.86;4. David Kehoe QLD 49.94; 5. Paul Harpur QAS 56.13.

800 metres 1. Mitchell Kealey QLD 1:49.85; 2. Gareth Hyett NZL 1:50.43; 3. Nick Lorenz QLD 1:50.62; 4. Benjamin Liddy NSW 1:50.91; 5. Malcolm Muir QLD 1:52.90; 6.Alistair Ross QLD 1:53.96; 7. Ros Hislop QLD 1:56.05; 8. Ben Mack QLD 1:56.58; Robby Rankin QLD DNF; Marcus Katter QLD DNF.

10000 metres Austrlaian Championship 1. Shaun Creighton ACT 29:27.56; 2. Dean Cavuoto ACTA 29:28.67; 3. Brett Cartwright AIS 29:30.74; 4. Lee Troop VIS 29:43.79;5. Mark Tucker VIC 29:49.20;6. Brian Livingston ACT 31:08.85; 7.Tyler Coady VIC 31:10.29.

400 metres Hurdles 1.Tobby Sutherland VIS 51.42;2. Rohan Robinson VIC 52.61;3. Joshua Webb QLD 53.04; 4. Elliot Wood NSWI 53.17; 5. Gregory Hubbard NSW 54.74; Peter Ladd VIC DNF.

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Women 10000 metres 1. Craig Mottram VIS 27:50.55;2. Lee Troop VIS 28:13.96;3. Stephen Moneghetti VIC 28:42.93;4. Mark Tucker VIS 28:44.52;5. Blair Martin NZL 29:08.74; 6. Clint Perrett VIC 29:47.00;7. Barry Keem NSW 30:09.57; 8. Russell 100 metres (w:-2.2) 1. Lauren Hewitt VIS 11.92;2. Katrina Steward VIC 12.08;3. Marcia Dorsett NSW 12.45; 4. Sandra Chin NSW 30:13.03; 9. Shawn Forrest VIS 30:19.68;10. Scott Britain QLD 30:33.44; 11. Roderic de Highden VIS 30:33.62; Porter VIC 12.52;5. Madeline Woodbridge VIC 12.55;6. Elly Hutton VIC 12.62;7. Katie Chivers VIC 12.64;8. Clare 12. Brian Livingston ACT 30:35.17; 13. Daniel Quin VIC 30:51.88;14. Damon Harris NSW 31:08.32; 15.Todd Ingraham WA Thompson VIS 13.02;9. Melissa Cavanagh ACT 13.11. 32:14.44; Peter Eason VIC DNF;Dean Cavuoto ACTAS DNF; John Walsh VIC DNF;Paul Fenn VIC DNF;Michael Power VIS DNF; Michael Chettle VIC DNF. 400 metres 1. Renee Robson VIC 54.00;2. Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSWIS 54.54; 3. Sandra Porter VIC 55.63;4. Jennifer Marshall VIC 56.20;5. Kimberley Crow VIS 56.73;6. Emily Allen VIC 57.03. 110 metres Hurdles (w:-3.8) 1. Justin Conkling USA 15.53; 2. Graeme Barry NSW 16.12; 3. David Ancrum VIC 16.87;4. Paul Harlond VIC 17.39. 1500 metres 1. Georgina Clarke VIS 4:13.57;2. Sarah Jamieson VIS 4:16.89;3. Lisa Corrigan AIS 4:20.61; 4.Veronique Molan NSW 4:20.70; 5. Emma Rilen NSW 4:20.98; 6. Libby Allen VIC 4:27.39;7. Simone Braakhuis VIC 4:33.15;8. Rebecca 3000 metres Steeplechase 1. Peter Nowill QAS 8:35.10; 2. Richard Jeremiah VIS 8:42.56;3. Scott McTaggart ACT Forlong VIC 4:33.82;9. Debbie King NSW 4:38.75; 10. Skye Mullins NSW 4:46.50; Rachel Dacy VIC DNF. 8:56.40; 4. Jeffrey Hunt NSW 9:00.27; 5. Grant Schmid-Lechner VIC 9:05.92;6. Dale Engler SA 9:09.31; 7. Shane Thiele SA 9:26.79; 8. Jayden Russ QLD 9:39.87. 3000 metres Under 20 1. Hayley Tomlinson VIS 9:43.44;2. Pippa Hendon WA 9:51.39; 3. Jessica Boyd NSWIS 9:55.04; 4. Camilla Whishaw TIS 9:55.06; 5. Lauren Gardiner WA 10:16.34; 6. Melinda Vernon NSW 10:16.51; 7. Fiona Nash VIC Discus Throw 1. Scott Martin VIS 58.21m;2. Graham Hicks VIC 55.34m;3.Aaron Neighbour VIC 53.29m;4. Matthew 10:18.23; 8. Sarah Grahame VIC 10:22.42. Brown VIC 52.22m;5. Ronnie Buckley VIS 49.90m;6. Martin Duriska VIC 44.77m;7. Scott Ferrier VIS 43.52m;8. Damian Burroughs ACTAS 41.67m. 10000 metres 1. Haley McGregor VIS 31:43.14;2. Krishna Stanton QAS 33:19.20; 3. Jenny Young QLD 34:32.55; 4.Anna Thompson VIC 34:41.51;5. Ruth Barton VIC 35:25.48;6. Kate Seibold-Crosbie VIC 35:37.31;7. Lee-Ann Turner SA Mixed 1500 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 3:16.92; 2. Frederic Periac VIS 3:17.60;3. Richard Nicholson 35:58.96; 8. Belinda Dennett VIC 36:16.18;9. Samantha Bretherick QLD 36:27.15; 10. Jenny Truscott NSW 36:28.97; 11. ACTAS 3:23.48; 4. Paul Nunnari NSWIS 3:23.80; 5. Louise Sauvage NSWIS 3:55.94; 6. NSWIS 3:57.49. Helen Tolhurst QLD 36:32.54;12. Lauren Shelley WA 37:13.35; Eloise Poppett NSWIS DNF. Mixed 5000 metres Wheelchair 1. Kurt Fearnley NSWIS 11:23.45; 2. Frederic Periac VIS 12:00.95;3. Paul Nunnari Pole Vault 1. Kym Howe WAIS 4.30m; 2. Fiona Buchanan VIC 3.55m;3. Sarah Wiltshire VIC 3.40m;4. Juliet Claffey IRL NSWIS 12:26.13; 4. Richard Nicholson ACTAS 12:32.01; 5. Louise Sauvage NSWIS 13:41.15; 6. Christie Dawes NSWIS 3.40m; 5. Irie Hill GBR 3.40m; 5. Jacinta Lynn VIC 3.40m;7. Jessica Turner VIC 3.25m;8. Sarah Riseley VIC 2.90m;9.Adele 13:41.50. Holland VIC 2.90m.

Triple Jump 1. Nicole Mladenis WAIS 13.40m(+0.8); 2. Paula Lodge SA 13.04m(+4.5); 3. Jeanette Bowles VIC 12.69m(+2.1); 4. Jane Denning VIC 12.29m(+2.7);5.Tabitha Dudley VIC 11.82m(+2.5);6. Elizabeth Dalton ACTAS 11.62m(+2.2); 7. Jane Urban VIC 11.61m(+2.2);8. Helen Wilkie VIC 11.49m(+1.6).

Javelin Throw 1.Annabel Thomson NSWIS 50.93m; 2. Niki Aspris VIC 41.52m;3. Katherine Worotnicki VIC 41.21m;4. RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Clare Thompson VIS 40.39m;5. Natasha de Neise VIC 39.97m;6.Andria Aspris VIC 35.08m.

Men

400 metres 1. Casey Vincent VIS 46.35;2. David Flowers VIC 47.39;3. James Gurr NSW 47.54; 4. Marty Duke VIC 47.88; 5. Sean Wroe VIS 48.31;6. Joel Milburn NSWIS 48.47; 7.Andrew Wilcox VIC 48.61;8. Marcus Katter NSW 49.41.

800 metres 1. Lachlan Chisholm NSW 1:49.74; 2. Michael Barwick NSW 1:50.76; 3. Isireli Naikelekelevesi FIJ 1:52.50; 4. James McEniry VIC 1:52.63;5.Ashley Mildenhall VIC 1:52.82;6. Michael Hane SA 1:53.31; 7. Chris Dale NSW 1:54.17; 8. Tim Norton VIC 1:54.40;9.Andrew Boocock VIC 1:55.13.

1500 metres 1.Alastair Stevenson QLD 3:43.35; 2. David Byrne NSW 3:44.88; 3. Michael Shelley AIS 3:45.39; 4. Simon Field VIC 3:45.56;5. Jeremy Roff NSW 3:46.02; 6. David Ruschena VIC 3:47.05;7. Julian Marsh VIC 3:47.43;8. Philo Saunders ACT 3:47.70; 9. Grant Page TIS 3:47.95; 10. Mitchell Kealey QAS 3:48.74; 11. Louis Rowan VIC 3:48.91;12. Clinton Mackevicius VIC 3:51.18;13. Kym Morgan VIC 3:51.20;14.Adam Bishop SA 3:51.55; 15. Richard Welsh NSW 3:53.41; 16. Corey Tucker ACT 3:57.46; 17. Marcus Tierney VIC 3:57.71;18.Allan Failla VIC 3:57.74;Youcef Abdi NSW DNF; Darren Stojanovic VIC DNF.

3000 metres Under 20 1. Collis Birmingham VIC 8:28.12;2. Craig Appleby VIC 8:32.50;3. David McNeill VIC 8:35.07;4. Liam Adams VIC 8:42.40;5. Sam Ellis VIC 8:45.50;6. Ben Mack QLD 8:50.30; 7.Toby Rayner VIC 8:50.37;8. Brenton Rowe VIC 8:52.80; 9. Robert Boadle VIC 8:53.72;10. David Dreverman NSW 8:54.14; 11.Alex White VIC 8:54.45;12.Adrian Vincent VIC 8:54.88;13. Dean Locke VIC 8:55.16;14. Robert Killmier SA 8:55.32; 15. Jordan Massey-Harvey SA 8:55.59; 16. Benjamin Toomey VIC 8:56.13;17. Jared Poppett NSW 8:57.78; 18. Matthew Coloe VIC 9:01.29;19. Lachlan Aspinall VIC 9:01.31; 20. Brendan Woodman VIC 9:02.76;21.Toby Medlin SA 9:03.07; 22. Stephen Brown NSW 9:06.85; 23. Jeremy Fink VIC 9:09.59; 24. Brian Lyons TAS 9:11.20; 25. Daniel Clark VIC 9:14.00.

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EKIDENS MARATHONS & ROAD RACES

21st Yokohama International Women's Ekiden, Japan - 23rd February 2003 19th World Mountain Running Trophy, Girdwood,Alaska, USA - 19th-21st September 2003

Women Women Louise Fairfax VIC 48:34 46th Individual Team (64 finishers) Susan Clark VIC 54:28 63rd Leg Time Place Time Place June Petrie VIC 54:43 64th 1. 5km Joanna Wall VIC 17:42 14th 17:42 14th 2. 10km Claudine Smyth QLD 35:38 14th 53:20 14th Winner Scotland 23 points / Australian Team 15th 173 points 3. 6km Victoria Mitchell VIC 20:35 13th 1:13:55 14th 4. 6km Fiona Nash VIC 21:55 14th 1:35:50 14th Men Benjamin du Bois NSW 56:57.8 42nd 5. 10km Kylie Colum NT 36:09 14th 2:11:59 14th (115 finishers) Steven Page VIC 59:27.2 70th 6. 5.195km Melinda Vernon NSW 17:46 12th 2:29:45 14th John Winsbury ACT 59:34.5 71st Reserve Leisa Weightman VIC DNC Kevin Laws NSW 1:02:11.4 81st

Winner 2:15:10 / Australian Team 14th 2:29:45 Winner Italy 24 points / Australian Team 16th 264 points

Team Manager: Carolyn Schuwalow VIC Team Manager: Bert Pelgrim VIC Physiotherapist: Jocelyn Young WA

12th IAAF World Half Marathon Championships,Vilamoura, - 4th October 2003 15th International Chiba Ekiden, Japan - 24th November 2003 Women Benita Johnson ACT 1:09:26 3rd Women (68 finishers) Individual Team Leg Time Place Time Place Men Scott Westcott NSW 1:05:57 49th 1. 10km Ruth Barton VIC 34:54 15th 34:54 15th (86 finishers) Mark Tucker VIC 1:06:28 55th 2. 5km Eloise Poppett NSW 15:39 2nd 50:33 11th 3. 10km Kate Smyth VIC 35:32 11th 1:26:05 11th Team Manager/Physiotherapist: Cameron Johnson ACT 4. 5km Kate Seibold-Crosbie VIC 16:48 10th 1:42:53 10th 5. 4.767km Victoria Mitchell VIC 17:14 11th 2:00:07 11th RESULTS IN 2003 RESULTS RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 6. 7.428km Susan Michelsson VIC 26:23 13th 2:26:30 12th IAU 100km World Cup,Tainan County, Chinese Taipei - 16th November 2003 Reserve 5000m Alexis Gilham QLD 16:45.15 3rd Men Mark Hutchinson QLD 8:17:34 25th Winner Ethiopia 2:11:22 / Australian Team 12th 2:26:30 (113 finishers) Tim Sloan TAS 10:05:57 60th Mal Grimmett VIC DNF Men Warren Holst VIC DNF Individual Team Colin Oliver TAS DNF Leg Time Place Time Place 1. 10km Simon Field VIC 28:36 9th 28:36 9th 2. 5km David Byrne NSW 14:28 11th 43:04 10th Noumea Marathon, New Caledonia - 27th July 2003 3. 10km David Ruschena VIC 29:28 6th 1:12:32 8th 4. 5km Michael Shelley QLD 14:04 3rd 1:26:36 7th Men Justin Wilson VIC 2:33:01 1st 5. 12.195km Sisay Bezabeh ACT 37:11 11th 2:03:47 6th Reserve 5000m Clinton Perrett VIC 14:14.29 5th Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon - 7th December 2003 Winner Ethiopia 1:55:59 / Australian Team 6th 2:03:47 Men Paul Imhoff ACT 2:33:49 15th Team Manager/Head Coach: Rob Gilfillan QLD Coach: Nicky Frey VIC Physiotherapist/Coach: Larry Wicks NSW Agon International Olympic Day Marathon, Pingtung,Taiwan - 14th December 2003 Massage Therapist/Coach: Sally-Ann McGrady VIC Women June Petrie VIC 2:43:39 1st

Men Paul Arthur NSW DNF

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CROSS COUNTRY Men David Baskin VIC High Jump 6/31 Qual 2.00m; Final 6th 2.05m 31st IAAF World Cross Country Championships, Lausanne, Switzerland - 29th-30th March 2003 Ronnie Buckley VIC Discus Throw 1/32 Qual 59.81m; Final 1st 64.34m Michael McCagh WA 10000m Walk 6/24 6th 44:38.68 Women Benita Johnson ACT 12:48 5th Joel Milburn NSW 400 metres 11/42 Ht 5 2nd 48.15; SF3 4th 48.83 4km Short Anna Thompson VIC 13:31 26th Ryan Phillips QLD Shot Put 17/25 Qual DNQ 17.37m (97 finishers) Kylie Risk TAS 13:40 32nd Adam Rutter NSW 10000m Walk 24/24 Did not finish Haley McGregor VIC 13:47 45th Simon Wardhaugh QLD Hammer Throw 6/19 Qual 65.38m; Final 6th 67.06m Eloise Poppett NSW 14:14 70th Mitchel Webber WA 110m Hurdles 12/16 Ht2 8th 14.06(+1.7) Susan Michelsson VIC 14:47 87th Team Manager: Margaret Koenen ACT Winner 18 points / Australian Team 5th 94 points Head Coach: John Sessarago QLD Coach Sprints & Hurdles: Penny Gillies NSW Junior Men Craig Appleby VIC 26:34 74th Coach Jumps: Aaron Holt WA 8km Collis Birmingham VIC 26:55 84th Coaches Throws: Gary Cairns QLD, Denis Knowles NSW (116 finishers) Physiotherapist: Elizabeth Molloy VIC

Team Manager/Coach: Nic Bideau VIC World University Games, , Korea - 21st-31st August 2003 Physiotherapist: Anne Lord VIC Women TRACK & FIELD Rosanna Ditton VIC Pole Vault 9/21 9th 4.05m Jane Jamieson NSW High Jump 16/16 Did not start 3rd IAAF World Youth Championships in Athletics, Sherbrooke, Canada - 9th-13th July 2003 Heptathlon 2/18 2nd 5908pts (14.36(+0.2), 1.82m, 13.38m, 25.97(-1.0), 5.89m(-0.3), 45.92m, 2:19.77) Women Haley McGregor VIC 5000 metres 4/13 4th 15:51.82 Sophia Begg NSW High Jump 7/28 Qual 1.78m; Final =7th 1.75m Kathryn Mitchell VIC Javelin Throw 12/21 12th 52.05m Julie Bennell QLD Discus Throw 2/18 Qual 43.60m; Final 2nd 48.32m Jacquie Munro NSW 100m Hurdles 16/23 Ht2 6th 13.68(+0.1) Jacinta Boyd QLD Medley Relay Ht2 DQ (100m) Shermin Oksuz WA Long Jump 17/23 Qual 5.84m(+0.9) DNQ Long Jump 9/39 Qual 6.10m(+1.3); Final 9th 5.86m(+2.3) Kerrie Perkins ACT Long Jump 4/23 Qual 6.25m(+0.8); Final 4th 6.37m(+0.8) Jennifer Coogan NSW Heptathlon 11/25 11th 4836pts (14.84(-0.7), 1.54m, 12.00m, Debbie Pickersgill QLD Discus Throw 7/17 7th 55.25m 26.50(-4.0), 5.30m(+2.1), 34.49m, 2:30.46) Eloise Poppett NSW 5000 metres 1/13 1st 15:47.19 RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS Liz Dalton ACT Triple Jump 13/25 Qual DNQ 11.98m(+0.9) Kylie Wheeler WA Heptathlon 1/18 1st 6031pts (14.21(-0.2), 1.79m, 12.56m, IN 2003 RESULTS Jacqueline Davies QLD Medley Relay Ht2 DQ (300m) 24.69(-1.2), 6.57(+0.2), 37.12m, 2:17.30) Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen NSW 400 metres 3/30 Ht1 1st 54.38; SF1 1st 54.23; Final 3rd 53.78 Men Emily Johnson NSW 1500 metres 17/24 Ht2 10th 4:31.40 Nicholas Bennett NSW Javelin Throw 9/17 9th 66.73m Susan Knapton NSW 5000m Walk 6/15 6th 24:06.28 Clay Cross QLD Shot Put 7/20 7th 18.71m Beki Lee NSW 5000m Walk 11/15 11th 25:36.15 Mark Fountain VIC 1500 metres 5/31 Ht2 1st 3:45.07; Final 5th 3:44.04 Charmaine Lucock QLD Pole Vault 3/20 3rd 4.00m William Hamlyn-Harris NSW Javelin Throw 3/17 3rd 75.50m Calista Lyon VIC Discus Throw 12/18 Qual 46.09m; Final NM Steven Hooker VIC Pole Vault 11/16 11th 5.10m Sally McLellan QLD 200 metres 5/50 Ht2 1st 23.88(+1.0); SF1 2nd 24.10(-2.7); Richard Jeremiah VIC 3000m Steeple 7/14 7th 8:46.36 Final 5th 24.01(-0.4) Jacob McReynolds NSW Triple Jump 7/22 7th 16.42m(+0.2) 100m Hurdles 1/31 Ht2 1st 13.14(+0.5); SF2 1st 13.16(+1.1); Adam Miller NSW 100 metres 14/55 Ht2 2nd 10.75(+0.6); QF3 4th 10.70(-1.0); Final 1st 13.42(-1.9) SF2 8th 10.81(-2.2) Medley Relay Ht2 DQ (200m) 200 metres 9/48 Ht5 3rd 21.71(+0.9); QF1 2nd 21.49(-0.1); Sharmane Motuliki NSW Shot Put 20/27 Qual DNQ 12.51m SF1 5th 21.30(+0.9) Ellen Pettitt WA High Jump 10/28 Qual 1.78m; Final 10th 1.75m Peter Parsons NSW Long Jump 24/40 Qual 7.35m(+0.1) DNQ Dani Samuels NSW Shot Put 25/27 Qual DNQ 11.59m Michael Power VIC 5000 metres 5/20 5th 13:57.72 Jamie Scroop SA Pole Vault 7/20 7th 3.80m Mark Tucker VIC 5000 metres 8/20 8th 14:05.33 Brooke Simpson NSW 800 metres 6/44 Ht1 2nd 2:09.73; SF3 3rd 2:05.71; Luke Vedelago QLD Pole Vault 16/16 NH (5.10m) Final 6th 2:06.55 Annabel Thomson NSW Javelin Throw 9/18 9th 44.52m Team Manager/Head Coach: Craig Hilliard ACT Hayley Tomlinson VIC 1500 metres 11/24 Ht1 3rd 4:25.28; Final 11th 4:28.00 Coach Sprints/Relays: Dean Benton QLD Keatyn Windley NSW 200 metres 26/50 Ht1 4th 24.61(+4.0) Coach Distance: Bruce Scriven VIC Medley Relay Ht2 DQ (400m) Coach Jumps: Mark Stewart VIC Relay Team Medley Relay 16/16 Ht2 DQ Coach Throws: Rudolf Sopko NSW (100, 200, 300, 400) Physiotherapist: Shane Lemcke QLD

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9th IAAF World Championships in Athletics, Paris, France - 23rd-31st August 2003 Marathon Cup Team Marathon 7/12 7th 6:44.54

Women Exhibition Events Susan Andrews WA 4 x 400m Ht1 Did not start Neil Fuller SA 200m Amputee 4/8 4th 24.23 (-0.5) Sharon Cripps QLD 200 metres 32/42 Ht2 5th 23.29(+0.3); QF2 DNS Louise Sauvage NSW 800m Wheelchair 1/8 1st 1:57.15 4 x 100m Ht2 6th 44.11 Darren Thrupp QLD 400m Cerebral Palsy 5/6 5th 58.49 Bronwyn Eagles NSW Hammer Throw 16/44 Qual 64.97m DNQ Amy Harris QLD 4 x 100m Ht2 6th 44.11 Team Manager: Di Huxley NSW Rosemary Hayward NSW 4 x 400m Did not compete Head Coach: Keith Connor NSW Lauren Hewitt VIC 200 metres 12/42 Ht6 3rd 23.01(+0.1); QF4 3rd 23.10(+0.1); Team Coaches: Michael Khmel NSW, Phil King VIC, Steve Lemke QLD, SF1 6th 23.07(-0.1) Cliff Mallett QLD,Alex Parnov WA, Esa Peltola ACT 4 x 100m Ht2 6th 44.11 4 x 400m Ht1 Did not start Doctor: Tim Barbour VIC Benita Johnson ACT 10000 metres 8/28 8th 30:37.68 Physiotherapists: Brent Kirkbride NSW,Andrew Lambart VIC Melanie Kleeburg QLD 4 x 100m Did not compete Massage Therapists: Rebecca Lauder SA, Bruno Rizzo QLD Brooke Krueger SA Hammer Throw 17/44 Qual 64.84m DNQ Tamsyn Lewis VIC 800 metres 24/41 Ht5 6th 2:01.43; SF1 8th 2:05.11 4 x 400m Ht1 Did not start 1st IAAF World Athletics Final, Monaco - 13th-14th September 2003 Sally McLellan QLD 4 x 100m Ht2 6th 44.11 Jana Pittman NSW 400m Hurdles 1/29 Ht3 1st 54.80; SF1 1st 53.77; Final 1st 53.22 Women 4 x 400m Ht1 Did not start Benita Johnson ACT 5000 metres 6th 15:11.69 Jane Saville NSW 20km Walk 11/42 11th 1:30:51 Mindy Slomka NSW 4 x 100m Did not compete Men Bronwyn Thompson QLD Long Jump 7/26 Qual 6.65m(+0.3); Final 7th 6.48m(-0.3) Justin Anlezark QLD Shot Put 6th 19.96m Relay Team 4 x 100m 14/20 Ht2 6th 44.11 Dmitri Markov WA Pole Vault 3rd 5.76m 4 x 400m 20/20 Ht1 Did not start Craig Mottram VIC 3000 metres 8th 7:48.76 Men Youcef Abdi NSW 1500 metres 13/29 Ht1 7th 3:48.65; SF1 8th 3:40.13 INDOORS Luke Adams NSW 20km Walk 5/38 5th 1:19:35 Justin Anlezark QLD Shot Put 5/31 Qual 20.28m; Final 5th 20.61m 9th IAAF World Indoor Championships in Athletics, Birmingham, Great Britain - 14th-16th March 2003 Adam Basil VIC 4 x 100m Ht4 4th 38.76; SF2 6th 38.90 Daniel Batman NSW 400 metres 36/52 Ht2 6th 46.22 RESULTS IN 2003 IN RESULTS 4 x 400m Did not compete Women IN 2003 RESULTS Viktor Chistiakov SA Pole Vault 11/32 Qual 5.70m; Final 11th 5.60m Benita Johnson ACT 3000 metres 7/21 Ht1 3rd 8:57.08; Final 7th 8:51.62 Roderic de Highden VIC Marathon 41/94 41st 2:16:56 Paul di Bella QLD 4 x 100m Ht4 4th 38.76; SF2 6th 38.90 Men Nick Harrison VIC Marathon 51/94 51st 2:20:16 Justin Anlezark QLD Shot Put 5/14 Qual 20.25m; Final 5th 20.65m Clinton Hill NSW 400 metres 16/52 Ht7 4th 45.64; SF3 6th 45.35 Daniel Batman NSW 400 metres 6/24 Ht4 1st 46.11; SF1 3rd 46.76; Final 6th 46.67 4 x 400m Ht1 4th 3:02.89 Paul Burgess WA Pole Vault 18/18 Qual NH (5.40m) DNQ Shem Hollands NSW 4 x 100m Did not compete Viktor Chistiakov SA Pole Vault 6/18 Qual 5.60m; Final 6th 5.60m Patrick Johnson ACT 100 metres 23/79 Ht3 1st 10.29(0.0); QF2 6th 10.27(+0.7) 200 metres 31/59 Ht6 3rd 20.89(+1.6); QF2 7th 20.83(+0.6) Team Manager/Head Coach: Steve Lemke QLD 4 x 100m Ht4 4th 38.76; SF2 6th 38.90 Coaches: Nic Bideau VIC, John Gormley SA Andrew Letherby QLD Marathon 35/94 35th 2:16:12 Physiotherapist: James Trotter UK Dmitri Markov WA Pole Vault 4/32 Qual 5.70m; Final 4th 5.85m Kris McCarthy VIC 800 metres 20/58 Ht4 2nd 1:47.61; SF2 7th 1:47.64 Shane Nankervis VIC Marathon 55/94 55th 2:23:12 Peter Nowill QLD 3000m Steeple 24/36 Ht1 8th 8:26.22 Isaac Ntiamoah NSW 4 x 100m Did not compete Mark Ormrod SA 4 x 400m Ht1 4th 3:02.89 Paul Pearce VIC 4 x 400m Ht1 4th 3:02.89 Stuart Rendell ACT Hammer Throw 10/26 Qual 76.56m; Final 10th 75.72m Matthew Shirvington NSW 100 metres 24/79 Ht7 1st 10.30(+0.1); QF1 7th 10.28(+0.6) 4 x 100m Ht4 4th 38.76; SF2 6th 38.90 John Steffensen WA 4 x 400m Ht1 4th 3:02.89 Lee Troop VIC Marathon 17/94 17th 2:11:46 Relay Team 4 x 100m 13/27 Ht4 4th 38.76; SF2 6th 38.90 4 x 400m 9/22 Ht1 4th 3:02.89

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MEN - OUTDOOR 1500 METRES World 3:26.00 14-Jul-98 MAR 14-Sep-74 EVENT PERF. DATE VENUE NAME STATE D.O.B. Commonwealth 3:26.34 24-Aug-01 BRUSSELS KEN 12-Dec-74 World Junior 3:30.24 19-Jul-02 MONACO CORNELIUS CHIRCHIR KEN 5-Jun-83 100 METRES Aust Allcomers 3:31.25 9-Sep-01 MELBOURNE HICHAM EL GUERROUJ MAR 14-Sep-74 World 9.78 14-Sep-02 PARIS TIM MONTGOMERY USA 28-Jan-75 Aust National 3:31.96 3-Jul-91 SIMON DOYLE QLD 9-Nov-66 Commonwealth 9.84 27-Jul-96 DONOVAN BAILEY CAN 16-Dec-67 Aust U20 3:39.67 23-Mar-80 SYDNEY QLD 22-Jan-61 9.84 22-Aug-99 BRUNY SURIN CAN 12-Jul-67 Aust U18 3:46.34 2-Mar-00 MELBOURNE ANDREW O'NEILL NSW 5-Jul-83 World Junior 10.01* 24-Aug-03 PARIS DARREL BROWN TRI 11-Oct-84 Aust U16 3:53.7 15-Nov-01 MELBOURNE TYSON MAHON VIC 9-Oct-86 Aust Allcomers 9.87 23-Sep-00 SYDNEY MAURICE GREENE USA 23-Jul-74 Aust National 9.93 5-May-03 MITA JAPAN PATRICK JOHNSON ACT 26-Sep-72 1 MILE (= 1609.33 METRES) Aust U20 10.0 19-Mar-78 BRISBANE PAUL NARRACOTT QLD 8-Oct-59 World 3:43.13 7-Jul-99 ROME HICHAM EL GUERROUJ MAR 14-Sep-74 10.29 11-Oct-97 SYDNEY MATT SHIRVINGTON NSW 25-Oct-78 Commonwealth 3:43.40 7-Jul-99 ROME NOAH NGENY KEN 2-Nov-78 Aust U18 10.46 13-Dec-91 MELBOURNE PHILLIP CHIODO VIC 10-Oct-74 World Junior 3:50.25* 7-Sep-03 RIETI ALEX KIPCHIRCHIR KEN 26-Nov-84 Aust U16 10.80 12-Dec-98 CANBERRA DAVID PEARSON QLD 29-Jan-83 Aust Allcomers 3:51.54 7-Feb-91 MELBOURNE SIMON DOYLE QLD 9-Nov-66 Aust National 3:49.91 6-Jul-91 OSLO SIMON DOYLE QLD 9-Nov-66 200 METRES Aust U20 3:56.87 8-Aug-80 MICHAEL HILLARDT QLD 22-Jan-61 World 19.32 1-Aug-96 ATLANTA MICHAEL JOHNSON USA 13-Sep-67 Commonwealth 19.68 1-Aug-96 ATLANTA FRANK FREDERICKS NAM 2-Oct-67 2000 METRES World Junior 20.13 16-Jun-85 INDIANAPOLIS ROY MARTIN USA 25-Dec-66 World 4:44.79 7-Sep-99 BERLIN HICHAM EL GUERROUJ MAR 14-Sep-74 20.13* 20-Jul-03 USAIN BOLT JAM 21-Aug-86 Commonwealth 4:48.74 1-Aug-98 HECHTEL JOHN KIBOWEN KEN 21-Apr-69 Aust Allcomers 19.92 25-Feb-99 MELBOURNE FRANKIE FREDERICKS NAM 2-Oct-67 Aust Allcomers 5:00.84 25-Jan-92 SYDNEY SIMON DOYLE QLD 9-Nov-66 Aust National 20.06 16-Oct-68 MEXICO CITY VIC 15-Jun-42 Aust National 5:00.84 25-Jan-92 SYDNEY SIMON DOYLE QLD 9-Nov-66 Aust U20 20.48 3-Feb-85 BRISBANE FRED MARTIN NSW 4-Oct-66 Aust U20 5:15.5 22-Dec-79 ADELAIDE MARK ARENS SA 23-Mar-62 Aust U18 20.90 6-Nov-82 SYDNEY DARREN CLARK NSW 6-Sep-65 Aust U18 5:15.5 22-Dec-79 ADELAIDE MARK ARENS SA 23-Mar-62 20.90 19-Aug-89 SAGA PAUL GREENE NSW 9-Dec-72 Aust U16 21.48 7-Dec-88 SYDNEY PAUL GREENE NSW 9-Dec-72 3000 METRES World 7:20.67 1-Sep-96 RIETI DANIEL KOMEN KEN 17-May-76 400 METRES Commonwealth 7:20.67 1-Sep-96 RIETI DANIEL KOMEN KEN 17-May-76 World 43.18 26-Aug-99 SEVILLE MICHAEL JOHNSON USA 13-Sep-67 World Junior 7:30.67 24-Aug-01 BRUSSELS ETH 13-Jun-82 Commonwealth 44.17 19-Aug-87 ZURICH INNOCENT EGBUNIKE NGR 30-Nov-61 Aust Allcomers 7:39.22 20-Feb-99 SYDNEY LUKE KIPKOSGEI KEN 27-Nov-75 World Junior 43.87 28-Sep-88 STEVE LEWIS USA 16-May-69 Aust National 7:37.30 19-Jul-02 MONACO CRAIG MOTTRAM VIC 18-Jun-80 Aust Allcomers 43.84 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY MICHAEL JOHNSON USA 13-Sep-67 Aust U20 8:02.77 20-Feb-99 SYDNEY CRAIG MOTTRAM VIC 18-Jun-80 Aust National 44.38 26-Sep-88 SEOUL DARREN CLARK NSW 6-Sep-65 Aust U18 8:10.52 16-Dec-93 MELBOURNE MICHAEL POWER VIC 9-May-76 Aust U20 44.75 8-Aug-84 LOS ANGELES DARREN CLARK NSW 6-Sep-65 Aust U16 8:29.26 25-Feb-92 MELBOURNE MICHAEL POWER VIC 9-May-76 Aust U18 45.96 19-Aug-89 SAGA PAUL GREENE NSW 9-Dec-72 Aust U16 48.12 7-Dec-88 SYDNEY PAUL GREENE NSW 9-Dec-72 5000 METRES World 12:39.36 13-Jun-98 HELSINKI ETH 18-Apr-73 RECORDS RECORDS 800 METRES Commonwealth 12:39.74 22-Aug-97 BRUSSELS DANIEL KOMEN KEN 17-May-76 World 1:41.11 24-Aug-97 KOLN WILSON KIPKETER DEN 12-Dec-72 World Junior 12:52.61 27-Jun-03 OSLO ELIUD KIPCHOGE KEN 5-Nov-84 Commonwealth 1:41.73 10-Jun-81 FLORENCE SEBASTIAN COE GBR 29-Sep-56 Aust Allcomers 13:11.11 25-Feb-99 MELBOURNE LUKE KIPKOSGEI KEN 27-Nov-75 World Junior 1:43.64 13-Aug-97 ZURICH KEN 20-Dec-78 Aust National 13:12.04 7-Mar-02 MELBOURNE CRAIG MOTTRAM VIC 18-Jun-80 Aust Allcomers 1:43.97 2-Mar-00 MELBOURNE DAVID LELEI KEN 10-May-71 Aust U20 13:25.63 7-Aug-99 HECHTEL MIZAN MEHARI ACT 25-Jan-80 Aust National 1:44.40 15-Oct-68 MEXICO RALPH DOUBELL VIC 11-Feb-45 Aust U18 14:20.0 10-Aug-96 SYDNEY MARK THOMPSON VIC 5-Mar-79 Aust U20 1:45.91 28-Jul-95 LINDAU PAUL BYRNE VIC 29-Jan-76 Aust U18 1.47.24 11-Dec-93 CANBERRA PAUL BYRNE VIC 29-Jan-76 10000 METRES Aust U16 1:51.41 11-Dec-88 CANBERRA MARK HOLCOMBE VIC 21-Aug-73 World 26:22.75 1-Jun-98 HENGELO HAILE GEBRSELASSIE ETH 18-Apr-73 Commonwealth 26:27.85 22-Aug-97 BRUSSELS PAUL TERGAT KEN 17-Jun-69 1000 METRES World Junior 27:11.18 25-Jun-91 HENGELO RICHARD CHELIMO KEN 21-Apr-72 World 2:11.96 5-Sep-99 RIETI NOAH NGENY KEN 2-Nov-78 Aust Allcomers 27:18.20 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY HAILE GEBRSELASSI ETH 18-Apr-73 Commonwealth 2:11.96 5-Sep-99 RIETI NOAH NGENY KEN 2-Nov-78 Aust National 27:31.92 25-Nov-96 MELBOURNE SHAUN CREIGHTON VIC 14-May-67 World Junior 2:15.00 17-Jul-99 NICE BENJAMIN KIPKURUI KEN 28-Dec-80 Aust U20 28:50.4 16-Dec-76 MELBOURNE ROB DE CASTELLA VIC 27-Feb-57 Aust Allcomers 2:17.67 14-Jan-88 MELBOURNE MICHAEL HILLARDT QLD 22-Jan-61 Aust National 2:16.61 1-Aug-00 STOCKHOLM GRANT CREMER NSW 9-Jun-78 20000 METRES Aust U20 2:20.5 6-Jan-94 MELBOURNE PAUL BYRNE VIC 29-Jan-76 World 56:55.6 30-Mar-91 LA FLECHE ARTURO BARRIOS MEX 12-Dec-62 Aust U18 2:23.1 7-Jan-93 MELBOURNE MICHAEL POWER VIC 9-May-76 Commonwealth 57:28.7 31-Mar-90 LA FLECHE CARL THACKERY GBR 14-Oct-62 Aust U16 2:28.7 7-Jan-92 MELBOURNE MICHAEL POWER VIC 9-May-76 Aust Allcomers 59:22.8 27-Oct-65 GEELONG VIC 21-Feb-37 Aust National 58:37.2 17-Apr-82 ROME ROB DE CASTELLA VIC 27-Feb-57 Aust U20 70:03.8 5-Oct-68 MELBOURNE MAX LITTLE TAS 23-Oct-49

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1 HOUR TRACK 1500M TRACK WALK World 21,101m 30-Mar-91 LA FLECHE ARTURO BARRIOS MEX 12-Dec-62 Aust U16 5:42.68 26-Mar-95 ADELAIDE STEPHEN BROOKS VIC 16-May-79 Commonwealth 20,855m 31-Mar-90 LA FLECHE CARL THACKERY GBR 14-Oct-62 Aust Allcomers 20,232.56m 27-Oct-65 GEELONG RON CLARKE VIC 21-Feb-37 3000M TRACK WALK Aust National 20,516m 17-Apr-82 ROME ROB DE CASTELLA VIC 27-Feb-57 Aust U18 11:42.04 21-Feb-98 SYDNEY TROY SUNDSTROM NSW 30-Apr-81 Aust U20 18,678m 29-Aug-73 ADELAIDE TONY BART SA 4-Dec-55 5000M TRACK WALK 25000 METRES Aust Allcomers 18:52.87 21-Feb-86 CANBERRA DAVID SMITH VIC 24-Jul-55 World 1:13:55.8 22-Mar-81 TOSHIHIKO SEKO JPN 15-Jul-56 Aust National 18:51.39 21-Feb-98 AUCKLAND NICK A’HERN NSW 6-Jan-69 Commonwealth 1:15:22.6 21-Jul-65 BOLTON RONALD HILL GBR 21-Jul-65 Aust U20 19:38.22 19-Feb-00 SYDNEY TROY SUNDSTROM NSW 30-Apr-81 Aust Allcomers 80:31.4 24-May-80 NEWCASTLE BRIAN MORGAN NSW 15-Nov-55 Aust National 80:31.4 24-May-80 NEWCASTLE BRIAN MORGAN NSW 15-Nov-55 10000M TRACK WALK Aust U20 84:12.0 3-Nov-74 MELBOURNE EERO KERANEN VIC 7-Nov-55 World Junior 38:46.4 20-May-00 VIKTOR BURAYEV RUS 23-Aug-82 Aust Allcomers 38:20.9 15-Sep-85 SYDNEY DAVID SMITH VIC 24-Jul-55 30000 METRES Aust National 38:20.9 15-Sep-85 SYDNEY DAVID SMITH VIC 24-Jul-55 World 1:29:18.8 22-Mar-81 CHRISTCHURCH TOSHIHIKO SEKO JPN 15-Jul-56 Aust U20 41:11.44 22-Aug-96 SYDNEY NATHAN DEAKES VIC 17-Aug-77 Commonwealth 1:31:30.4 10-Jun-90 JIM ALDER SCO 5-Sep-70 Aust U18 42:40.54 6-Nov-99 SYDNEY DOUG CONNOLLY NSW 30-Oct-82 Aust Allcomers 98:33.5 24-May-80 NEWCASTLE BRIAN MORGAN NSW 15-Nov-55 Aust National 98:33.5 24-May-80 NEWCASTLE BRIAN MORGAN NSW 15-Nov-55 20000M TRACK WALK Aust U20 106:53.0 3-Nov-74 MELBOURNE EERO KERANEN VIC 7-Nov-55 World 1:17:25.6 7-May-94 BERGEN BERNARDO SEGURA MEX 11-Feb-70 Commonwealth 1:19:48.1 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE NATHAN DEAKES AUS 17-Aug-77 100M HURDLES World Junior 1:21:29.2 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE VIKTOR BURAYEV RUS 23-Aug-82 Aust U16 (.84m) 12.96 14-Dec-03 BRISBANE LACHLAN STANTON QLD 5-Aug-88 Aust Allcomers 1:19:48.1 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE NATHAN DEAKES VIC 17-Aug-77 Aust National 1:19:48.1 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE NATHAN DEAKES VIC 17-Aug-77 110M HURDLES Aust U20 1:36:39.7 27-Jun-81 MELBOURNE MICHAEL HARVEY VIC 5-Dec-62 World 12.91 20-Aug-93 COLIN JACKSON GBR 18-Feb-67 Commonwealth 12.91 20-Aug-93 STUTTGART COLIN JACKSON GBR 18-Feb-67 30000M TRACK WALK World Junior 13.12 2-Jul-02 LAUSANNE XIANG LIU CHN 13-Jul-83 World 2:01:44.1 3-Oct-92 CUNEO MAURIZIO DAMILANO ITA 6-Apr-57 Aust Allcomers 13.00 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY ANIER GARCIA CUB 9-Mar-76 Commonwealth 2:04:55.7 16-Jun-90 SEPT. ILES GUILLAUME LEBLANC CAN 14-Apr-62 Aust National 13.29 11-Aug-95 GOTEBORG KYLE VANDER-KUYP VIC 30-May-71 Aust Allcomers 2:14:22 9-Sep-90 MELBOURNE SIMON BAKER VIC 6-Feb-58 Aust U20 IAAF(1.067m)13.76 19-May-78 POCATELLO DON WRIGHT QLD 26-Apr-59 Aust National 2:14:22 9-Sep-90 MELBOURNE SIMON BAKER VIC 6-Feb-58 Aust U20 AA (.99m) 13.5 2-Oct-77 BRISBANE DON WRIGHT QLD 26-Apr-59 Aust U18 (.91m) 13.48 25-Feb-01 BENDIGO MOHAMAD ZEED VIC 21-Feb-84 50000M TRACK WALK World 3:40:57.9 29-Sep-96 HERICOURT THIERRY TOUTAIN FRA 14-Feb-62 200M HURDLES Commonwealth 3:43:50.0 9-Sep-90 MELBOURNE SIMON BAKER AUS 6-Feb-58 Aust Allcomers 22.59 14-Mar-96 BRISBANE DARRYL WOHLSEN QLD 6-Mar-73 Aust Allcomers 3:43:50.0 9-Sep-90 MELBOURNE SIMON BAKER VIC 6-Feb-58 Aust National 22.59 14-Mar-96 BRISBANE DARRYL WOHLSEN QLD 6-Mar-73 Aust National 3:43:50.0 9-Sep-90 MELBOURNE SIMON BAKER VIC 6-Feb-58 Aust U20 23.2 9-Feb-63 BRISBANE PETER BALTHES QLD 17-Jun-44 RECORDS RECORDS Aust U16 (.76m) 24.66 10-Dec-98 CANBERRA RYAN PURCELL WA 24-Jan-83 2 HOUR TRACK WALK World 29,572m 3-Oct-92 CUNEO MAURIZIO DAMILANO ITA 6-Apr-57 400M HURDLES Commonwealth 28,800m 16-Jun-90 SEPT. ILES GUILLAUME LEBLANC CAN 14-Apr-62 World 46.78 6-Aug-92 KEVIN YOUNG USA 16-Sep-66 Aust Allcomers 27,123.35m 24-May-80 MELBOURNE WILLI SAWALL VIC 7-Nov-41 Commonwealth 47.10 7-Aug-91 ZURICH SAMUEL MATETE ZAM 27-Jul-68 Aust National 27,123.35m 24-May-80 MELBOURNE WILLI SAWALL VIC 7-Nov-41 World Junior 48.02 17-Jun-84 LOS ANGELES DANNY HARRIS USA 7-Sep-65 Aust U20 23,127.84m 21-Aug-65 MELBOURNE ROSS HAYWOOD VIC 18-Feb-47 Aust Allcomers 47.50 27-Sep-00 SYDNEY ANGELO TAYLOR USA 29-Dec-78 Aust National 48.28 31-Jul-96 ATLANTA ROHAN ROBINSON VIC 15-Nov-71 4 X 100M RELAY Aust U20 49.73 10-Aug-90 BULGARIA ROHAN ROBINSON VIC 15-Nov-71 World 37.40 8-Aug-92 BARCELONA USA - MARSH, BURRELL, MITCHELL, C. LEWIS Aust U18 (.84m) 52.01 18-Jul-99 POLAND SEAN AVERY VIC 28-Jan-82 37.40 21-Aug-93 STUTTGART USA - DRUMMOND, CASON, MITCHELL, BURRELL

2000M STEEPLECHASE Commonwealth 37.69 3-Aug-96 ATLANTA CAN - ESMIE, GILBERT, SURIN, BAILEY World Junior 5:25.01 2-Oct-80 ATHENS ARSENIOS TSIMINOS GRE 19-Jan-61 World Junior 38.92 21-Jul-02 JAMAICA USA - COLLINS, FELIX,WILLIAMS, HORDGE Aust U18 5:43.73 5-Dec-88 SYDNEY AARON HUNT NSW 10-Mar-72 Aust Allcomers 37.61 30-Sep-00 SYDNEY USA - DRUMMOND,WILLIAMS, LEWIS, GREENE Aust U16 (.76m) 5.55.06 5-Dec-02 HOBART JAMES MATTHEWS NSW 29-Jan-87 Aust National 38.17 12-Aug-95 GOTEBORG AUS - BRIMACOMBE, HENDERSON, JACKSON, MARSH

3000M STEEPLECHASE Aust State Team 39.46 23-Feb-95 MELBOURNE QLD - BIRGAN, MARSH, NALATU,WOHLSEN World 7:53.17 * 16-Aug-02 ZURICH BRAHIM BOULAMI MAR 20-Apr-72 Aust U20 39.62 25-Aug-96 SYDNEY AUS - BAXTER, DI BELLA, PEARCE, MISSINGHAM Commonwealth 7:55.72 24-Aug-97 COLOGNE BERNARD BARMASAI KEN 6-May-74 Aust U18 40.93 11-Dec-98 CANBERRA NSW - BARNETT, RICHARDSON, MANNS, CHODAT World Junior 7:58.66 24-Aug-01 BRUSSELS STEPHEN CHERONO KEN 15-Oct-82 Aust Allcomers 8:16.14 9-Sep-01 MELBOURNE BRAHIM BOULAMI MAR 20-Apr-72 Aust U16 41.77 12-Mar-88 CANBERRA NSW - BENSCHER, CAMPS, GREENE, STEPHENSON Aust National 8:16.22 2-Jul-93 LILLE SHAUN CREIGHTON VIC 14-May-67 Aust U20 8:40.62 20-Sep-92 SEOUL GLEN STOJANOVIC NSW 3-Feb-74

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4 X 200M RELAY POLE VAULT World 1:18.68 17-Apr-94 WALNUT USA - MARSH, BURRELL, HEARD, LEWIS World 6.14 31-Jul-94 SESTRIERE SERGEY BUBKA UKR 4-Dec-63 Commonwealth 1:20.79 24-Apr-88 WALNUT JAM - BUCKNOR, DAVIS, CAMPBELL, O'CONNOR Commonwealth 6.05 9-Aug-01 EDMONTON DMITRI MARKOV AUS 14-Mar-75 Aust Allcomers 1:23.04 6-Dec-98 SYDNEY NSW - S.VASSELLA, HOLLANDS, CAPOBIANCO, P.VASSELLA World Junior 5.80 14-Jul-89 BRYANSK MAKSIM TARASOV URS 2-Dec-70 Aust National 1:23.04 6-Dec-98 SYDNEY NSW - S.VASSELLA, HOLLANDS, CAPOBIANCO, P.VASSELLA Aust Allcomers 5.90 28-Feb-98 SYDNEY JEFF HARTWIG USA 25-Dec-67 Aust State Team 1:23.04 6-Dec-98 SYDNEY NSW - S.VASSELLA, HOLLANDS, CAPOBIANCO, P.VASSELLA 5.90 29-Sep-00 SYDNEY NICK HYSONG USA 9-Dec-71 Aust U20 1:25.48 4-Dec-83 SYDNEY NSW - CHAMPION, KEARNEY, MACE,THEODORE 5.90 29-Sep-00 SYDNEY LAWRENCE JOHNSON USA 7-May-74 Aust U18 1:28.2 17-Dec-83 MELBOURNE VIC - MILIONIS, PRYOR, LONGMUIR, REED 5.90 29-Sep-00 SYDNEY MAKSIM TARASOV RUS 2-Dec-70 Aust U16 1:29.40 9-Dec-00 ADELAIDE VIC - TONKIN, REMMERS,WROE, LITTLEJOHN 5.90 29-Sep-00 SYDNEY MICHAEL STOLLE GER 17-Dec-74 Aust National 6.05 9-Aug-01 EDMONTON DMITRI MARKOV SA 14-Mar-75 4 X 400M RELAY Aust U20 5.60 7-Feb-98 PERTH PAUL BURGESS WA 14-Aug-79 World 2:54.20 22-Jul-98 NEW YORK USA - YOUNG, PETTIGREW,WASHINGTON, JOHNSON Aust U18 5.35 25-Aug-96 SYDNEY PAUL BURGESS WA 14-Aug-79 Commonwealth 2:56.75 10-Aug-97 ATHENS JAM - MCDONALD, HAUGHTON, MCFARLANE, CLARKE Aust U16 4.81 11-Mar-90 PERTH JAMES MILLER WA 4-Jun-74 World Junior 3:01.90 20-Jul-86 ATHENS USA - CAMPBELL, RISH,WADDLE, REED Aust Allcomers 2:56.35 30-Sep-00 SYDNEY USA - HARRISON, PETTIGREW ,HARRISON, JOHNSON LONG JUMP Aust National 2:59.70 11-Aug-84 LOS ANGELES AUS - CLARK, FRAYNE, MINIHAN, MITCHELL World 8.95 30-Aug-91 MIKE POWELL USA 10-Nov-63 Aust State Team 3:02.1 26-Feb-84 MELBOURNE VIC - FRAYNE, MINIHAN, MITCHELL,VAN MILTENBURG Commonwealth 8.62 5-Apr-97 ORLANDO JAMES BECKFORD JAM 9-Jan-75 Aust U20 3:04.74 2-Aug-98 ANNECY AUS - McFARLANE, BATMAN,THOM,VINCENT World Junior 8.34 8-Sep-72 RANDY WILLIAMS USA 23-Aug-53 Aust U18 3:14.39 30-Mar-84 MELBOURNE VIC - KLABBERS, NEVIN, LONGMUIR, REED Aust Allcomers 8.55 28-Sep-00 SYDNEY IVAN PEDROSO CUB 17-Dec-72 Aust U16 3:17.56 7-Mar-86 HOBART NSW - DENNIS, PERRY, SMART,WATERS Aust National 8.49 28-Sep-00 SYDNEY JAI TAURIMA QLD 26-Jun-72 Aust U20 7.82 15-Mar-86 ADELAIDE DAVID CULBERT VIC 17-Mar-67 4 X 800M RELAY Aust U18 7.78 7-Mar-02 MELBOURNE JOHN THORNELL NSW 22-Apr-85 World 7:03.89 30-Aug-82 LONDON GBR & NI - ELLIOTT, COOK, CRAM, COE Aust U16 7.38 21-Nov-03 BRISBANE CHRISTOPHER NOFFKE QLD 6-Jan-88 Commonwealth 7:03.89 30-Aug-82 LONDON GBR & NI - ELLIOTT, COOK, CRAM, COE Aust Allcomers 7:20.0 6-Mar-82 BRISBANE QLD - CREW, GOULDING, HAWES, HILLARDT TRIPLE JUMP Aust National 7:19.0 22-Aug-66 DUBLIN AUS - CLOUGH, DOUBELL, ROCHE,WHEELER World 18.29 7-Aug-95 JONATHAN EDWARDS GBR 10-May-66 Aust State Team 7:20.0 6-Mar-82 BRISBANE QLD - CREW, GOULDING, HAWES, HILLARDT Commonwealth 18.29 7-Aug-95 GOTHENBURG JONATHAN EDWARDS GBR 10-May-66 Aust U20 7:39.5 29-Nov-81 SYDNEY NSW - EARL, OZOLINS,TRINCA,WHEELER World Junior 17.50 23-Jun-85 ERFURT VOLKER MAI GDR 3-May-66 Aust U18 7:46.20 17-Dec-00 SYDNEY NSW - ANDREATTA, FITZGERALD, BROMLEY, HALL Aust Allcomers 17.71 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY JONATHON EDWARDS GBR 10-May-66 Aust National 17.46 7-Aug-82 LONDON ACT 6-Feb-56 4 X 1500M RELAY Aust U20 16.27 17-Jan-76 MELBOURNE IAN CAMPBELL VIC 18-Apr-57 World 14:38.8 17-Aug-77 KOLN GER - WESSINGHAGE, HUDAK, LEDERER, FLESCHEN Aust U18 15.60 2-Nov-97 BUNDABERG JOSHUA FERGUSON QLD 15-Feb-80 Commonwealth 14:40.4 22-Aug-73 OSLO NZL - DIXON, POLHILL, QUAX,WALKER Aust U16 14.50 12-Nov-88 MELBOURNE CRAIG FURBER VIC 14-Dec-72 Aust Allcomers 15:19.00 27-Nov-88 MELBOURNE VIC - AGOSTA, PAULIN, POLKINGHORNE, QUILTY Aust National 15:19.00 27-Nov-88 MELBOURNE VIC - AGOSTA, PAULIN, POLKINGHORNE, QUILTY SHOT PUT Aust State Team 15:19.00 27-Nov-88 MELBOURNE VIC - AGOSTA, PAULIN, POLKINGHORNE, QUILTY World 23.12 20-May-90 WESTWOOD RANDY BARNES USA 16-Jun-66 Aust U20 15:45.09 28-Mar-92 MELBOURNE VIC - BOWDEN, GIBBS, SLY, UNTHANK Commonwealth 21.97 2-Jun-01 EUGENE RSA 10-Mar-79 Aust U18 16:04.7 17-Dec-89 MELBOURNE VIC - ELLIS, HOWLEY, MCMAHON, MILLICHAMP World Junior (6kg) 21.96 29-Jun-02 ZAGREB EDIS ELKASEVIC CRO 18-Feb-83 RECORDS RECORDS Aust U16 17:08.08 22-Nov-87 SYDNEY NSW - AMANTE, HUNT,TRACEY,VONWILLER Aust Allcomers 22.00 5-Oct-85 CANBERRA ULF TIMMERMANN GDR 1-Nov-62 Aust National 20.96 5-Apr-03 BRISBANE JUSTIN ANLEZARK QLD 14-Aug-77 HIGH JUMP Aust U20 (7.26kg) 18.43 18-Dec-86 MELBOURNE JOHN MINNS VIC 31-May-67 World 2.45 27-Jul-93 SALAMANCA JAVIER SOTOMAYOR CUB 13-Oct-67 Aust U20 (6kg) 19.78 8-Dec-01 MELBOURNE SCOTT MARTIN VIC 12-Oct-82 Commonwealth 2.38 12-Jul-95 NICE TROY KEMP BAH 18-Jun-66 Aust U18 (5kg) 20.77 13-Dec-98 CANBERRA RHYS JONES QLD 19-Mar-81 World Junior 2.37 12-Aug-90 PLOVDIV DRAGUTIN TOPIC SCG 12-Mar-71 Aust U16 (4kg) 19.46 9-Dec-00 ADELAIDE RAFFAEL LAURINS VIC 22-May-85 2.37 20-Sep-92 SEOUL STEVEN SMITH GBR 29-Mar-73 Aust Allcomers 2.36 2-Mar-97 MELBOURNE TIM FORSYTH VIC 17-Aug-73 DISCUS THROW 2.36 5-Feb-00 PERTH KONSTANTIN MATUSEVICH ISR 25-Feb-71 World 74.08 6-Jun-86 NEUBRANDENBURG JURGEN SCHULT GER 11-May-60 Aust National 2.36 2-Mar-97 MELBOURNE TIM FORSYTH VIC 17-Aug-73 Commonwealth 70.32 26-May-02 SALON-DE-PROVENCE FRANTZ KRUGER RSA 22-May-75 Aust U20 2.34 4-Jul-92 OSLO TIM FORSYTH VIC 17-Aug-73 World Junior (1.75kg) 64.51 18-Jul-02 JAMAICA TAO WU CHN 3-Oct-83 Aust U18 2.29 12-Aug-90 PLOVDIV TIM FORSYTH VIC 17-Aug-73 Aust Allcomers 69.30 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY LIT 13-Feb-72 Aust U16 2.14 5-Dec-92 PERTH MARK SILLS QLD 24-Dec-76 Aust National 65.06 3-Jan-79 MELBOURNE WAYNE MARTIN NSW 26-Feb-55 Aust U20 (2kg) 61.98 12-Dec-87 MELBOURNE WERNER REITERER VIC 27-Jan-68 Aust U20 (1.75kg) 58.78 5-Apr-03 BRISBANE TIMOTHY DRIESEN VIC 27-Mar-84 Aust U18 (1.5kg) 68.44 2-Nov-85 MELBOURNE WERNER REITERER VIC 27-Jan-68 Aust U16 (1kg) 75.33 10-Dec-99 SYDNEY TIMOTHY DRIESEN VIC 27-Mar-84

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HAMMER THROW 50KM ROAD WALK World 86.74 30-Aug-86 STUTTGART YURIY SEDYKH URS 11-Jun-55 World 3:36:03 27-Aug-03 PARIS ROBERT KORZENIOWSKI POL 30-Jul-68 Commonwealth 80.19 12-Apr-02 PRETORIA CHRIS HARMSE RSA 31-May-73 Commonwealth 3:39:43 7-Dec-03 MELBOURNE NATHAN DEAKES AUS 17-Aug-77 World Junior (6kg) 81.34 2-Sep-01 SZOMBATHELY KRISZTIAN PARS HUN 18-Feb-82 Aust Allcomers 3:39:43 7-Dec-03 MELBOURNE NATHAN DEAKES VIC 17-Aug-77 Aust Allcomers 82.94 7-Sep-01 BRISBANE KOJI MUROFUSHI JPN 8-Oct-74 Aust National 3:39:43 7-Dec-03 MELBOURNE NATHAN DEAKES VIC 17-Aug-77 Aust National 79.29 7-Jul-02 CROATIA STUART RENDELL ACT 30-Jun-72 Aust U20 (7.26kg) 68.98 12-Jul-86 ATHENS SEAN CARLIN SA 29-Nov-67 Aust U20 (6kg) 75.62 3-Sep-00 BRISBANE AARON FISH QLD 27-Feb-81 MEN - BEST ON RECORD Aust U18 (5kg) 74.42 9-Dec-00 ADELAIDE TIMOTHY DRIESEN VIC 27-Mar-84 Aust U16 (4kg) 72.85 8-Jan-00 BENDIGO TIMOTHY DRIESEN VIC 27-Mar-84 100 YARDS Aust Allcomers 9.2 10-Mar-65 SYDNEY NSW 20-Mar-44 JAVELIN THROW Aust National 9.2 10-Mar-65 SYDNEY BOB LAY NSW 20-Mar-44 World 98.48 25-May-96 JENA JAN ZELEZNY CZE 16-Jun-66 Commonwealth 91.46 25-Jan-92 NTH SHORE CITY STEPHEN BACKLEY GBR 12-Feb-69 OCTATHLON World Junior 83.87 7-Jun-01 BERGEN ANDREAS THORKILDSEN NOR 1-Apr-82 Aust U18 5997 13-Jul-01 HUNGARY JASON DUDLEY QLD 10-Nov-84 Aust Allcomers 90.17 23-Sep-00 SYDNEY JAN ZELEZNY CZE 16-Jun-66 Aust National 85.75 26-Jan-98 ADELAIDE ANDREW CURREY NSW 7-Feb-71 12 HOURS 10-MAN TRACK RELAY Aust U20 75.90 30-Dec-01 PERTH OLIVER DZIUBAK WA 30-Mar-82 Aust Allcomers 242km477.5m 30-Sep-84 MELBOURNE VIC TEAM Aust U18 (700g) 77.78 16-Oct-02 BRISBANE JOSHUA ROBINSON QLD 4-Oct-85 Aust National 242km477.5m 30-Sep-84 MELBOURNE VIC TEAM Aust U16 (700g) 73.64 20-May-89 BRISBANE IAN PEARCE QLD 30-Aug-73 8KM ROAD WALK DECATHLON Aust U18 34:21.0 24-May-92 MELBOURNE DION RUSSELL VIC 8-May-75 World 9026 27-May-01 GOTZIS ROMAN SEBRLE CZE 26-Nov-74 Commonwealth 8847 9-Aug-84 LOS ANGELES DALEY THOMPSON GBR 30-Jul-58 10KM ROAD WALK World Junior 8397 7-Jul-82 ERFURT TORSTEN VOSS GDR 24-Mar-63 Aust U20 42:30 10-Jun-89 CANBERRA STEVEN BEECROFT VIC 14-Mar-71 Aust Allcomers 8641 28-Sep-00 SYDNEY ERKI NOOL EST 25-Jun-70 Aust National 8490 18-Sep-98 JAGAN HAMES SA 31-Oct-75 30KM ROAD WALK Aust U20 (IAAF) 7322 31-Jan-93 CANBERRA PAUL JEFFREY WA 14-Jan-74 Aust Allcomers 2:05:59 10-May-86 CANBERRA DAVID SMITH VIC 24-Jul-55 Aust National 2:05:59 10-May-86 CANBERRA DAVID SMITH VIC 24-Jul-55 COMBINED EVENT Aust U20 (AA) 7461 4-Apr-03 BRISBANE JASON DUDLEY QLD 10-Nov-84 Aust U18 7419 14-Oct-01 BRISBANE JASON DUDLEY QLD 10-Nov-84 WOMEN - OUTDOOR Aust U16 4455 24-Feb-01 BENDIGO DWAIN WEYERS QLD 28-Feb-86 100 METRES World 10.49 16-Jul-88 INDIANAPOLIS FLO. GRIFFITH-JOYNER USA 21-Dec-59 MEN - ROAD Commonwealth 10.74 7-Sep-96 MILAN MERLENE OTTEY JAM 10-May-60 World Junior 10.88 1-Jul-77 DRESDEN MARLIES OELSNER-GOHR GDR 21-Mar-58 HALF MARATHON Aust Allcomers 10.75 23-Sep-00 SYDNEY MARION JONES USA 12-Oct-75 RECORDS RECORDS World 59:17 4-Apr-98 MILANO PAUL TERGAT KEN 17-Jun-69 Aust National 11.12 31-Jul-94 SESTRIERE MELINDA GAINSFORD NSW 1-Oct-71 World Junior 60:05 12-Jun-00 MALMO PHAUSTIN BAHA TAN 30-May-82 Aust U20 11.20 15-Oct-68 MEXICO CITY VIC 24-Jun-51 Aust Allcomers 61:11 22-May-94 SYDNEY PAT CARROLL QLD 17-Aug-61 Aust U18 11.20 15-Oct-68 MEXICO CITY RAELENE BOYLE VIC 24-Jun-51 Aust National 60:02 19-Jan-97 TOKYO DARREN WILSON VIC 9-Aug-68 Aust U16 11.3 14-Jan-76 SYDNEY DEBBIE WELLS NSW 29-May-61

MARATHON 200 METRES World 2:04:55 28-Sep-03 BERLIN PAUL TERGAT KEN 17-Jun-69 World 21.34 29-Sep-88 SEOUL FLO. GRIFFITH-JOYNER USA 21-Dec-59 Commonwealth 2:04:55 28-Sep-03 BERLIN PAUL TERGAT KEN 17-Jun-69 Commonwealth 21.64 13-Sep-91 BRUSSELS MERLENE OTTEY JAM 10-May-60 World Junior 2:10:46 14-Oct-01 ZHUHONG LI CHN 22-Oct-82 World Junior 22.11 3-May-03 MEXICO ALLYSON FELIX USA 18-Nov-85 Aust Allcomers 2:09:18 8-Oct-82 BRISBANE ROB DE CASTELLA VIC 27-Feb-57 Aust Allcomers 21.84 28-Sep-00 SYDNEY MARION JONES USA 12-Oct-75 Aust National 2:07:51 22-Apr-86 BOSTON ROB DE CASTELLA VIC 27-Feb-57 Aust National 22.23 13-Jul-97 STUTTGART MELINDA GAINSFORD NSW 1-Oct-71 Aust U20 22.62 23-Jan-93 SYDNEY CATHY FREEMAN VIC 16-Feb-73 100KM ROAD RACE Aust U18 22.74 18-Oct-68 MEXICO CITY RAELENE BOYLE VIC 24-Jun-51 World 6:13:33 21-Jun-98 YUBETSU TAKAHIRO SUNADA JPN 19-Jan-73 Aust U16 22.8 28-Feb-76 BRISBANE DEBBIE WELLS NSW 29-May-61 Aust Allcomers 6:29:26 23-Apr-95 TASMANIA TIM SLOANE TAS 29-Jul-67 Aust National 6:29:26 23-Apr-95 TASMANIA TIM SLOANE TAS 29-Jul-67 400 METRES World 47.60 6-Oct-85 CANBERRA MARITA KOCH GDR 18-Feb-57 20KM ROAD WALK Commonwealth 48.63 29-Jul-96 ATLANTA CATHY FREEMAN AUS 16-Feb-73 World 1:17:22 28-Apr-02 TURKU FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ ESP 5-Mar-77 World Junior 49.42 27-Aug-91 TOKYO GRIT BREUER GER 16-Feb-72 Commonwealth 1:18:14 16-Jun-01 DUBLIN NATHAN DEAKES AUS 17-Aug-77 Aust Allcomers 47.60 6-Oct-85 CANBERRA MARITA KOCH GDR 18-Feb-57 World Junior 1:18:06* 4-Mar-01 ADLER VIKTOR BURAYEV RUS 23-Aug-82 Aust National 48.63 29-Jul-96 ATLANTA CATHY FREEMAN VIC 16-Feb-73 Aust Allcomers 1:18:59 22-Sep-00 SYDNEY ROBERT KORZENIOWSKI POL 30-Jul-68 Aust U20 51.14 28-Jun-92 BIRMINGHAM CATHY FREEMAN VIC 16-Feb-73 Aust National 1:18:14 16-Jun-01 DUBLIN NATAN DEAKES VIC 17-Aug-77 Aust U18 51.80 12-Dec-99 SYDNEY JANA PITTMAN NSW 9-Nov-82 Aust U20 1:25:02 19-Mar-99 MELBOURNE TROY SUNDSTROM NSW 30-Apr-81 Aust U16 52.90 20-Feb-94 MELBOURNE TAMSYN LEWIS VIC 20-Jul-78

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800 METRES 10000 METRES World 1:53.28 26-Jul-83 MUNICH JARMILA KRATOCHVILOVA TCH 26-Jan-51 World 29:31.78 8-Sep-93 BEIJING JUNXIA WANG CHN 9-Jan-73 Commonwealth 1:55.29 24-Aug-97 COLOGNE MOZ 27-Oct-72 Commonwealth 30:01.09 6-Aug-02 MUNICH GBR 17-Dec-73 World Junior 1:57.18 8-Sep-93 BEIJING YUAN WANG CHN 8-Apr-76 World Junior 30:31.55 23-Aug-03 PARIS HUINA XING CHN 25-Feb-84 Aust Allcomers 1:56.15 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY MARIA MUTOLA MOZ 27-Oct-72 Aust Allcomers 30:17.49 30-Sep-00 SYDNEY ATH 21-Mar-72 Aust National 1:59.0 28-Feb-76 MELBOURNE CHARLENE RENDINA VIC 18-Dec-47 Aust National 30.37.68 23-Aug-03 PARIS BENITA JOHNSON AIS 6-May-79 Aust U20 2:01.1 11-Feb-82 MELBOURNE MICHELLE BAUMGARTNER VIC 25-Jul-63 Aust U20 34:15.0 18-Dec-85 ADELAIDE DONNA GOULD SA 10-Jun-66 Aust U18 2:01.81 15-Jan-00 MELBOURNE GEORGIE CLARKE VIC 17-Jun-84 Aust U16 2:02.49 20-Mar-99 MELBOURNE GEORGIE CLARKE VIC 17-Jun-84 1 HOUR TRACK World 18,340m 7-Aug-98 BORGHOLZHAUSEN TEGLA LOROUPE KEN 9-May-73 1000 METRES Aust Allcomers not claimed World 2:28.98 23-Aug-96 BRUSSELS SVETLANA MASTERKOVA RUS 17-Jan-68 Aust National not claimed Commonwealth 2:29.66 23-Aug-96 BRUSSELS MARIA MUTOLA MOZ 27-Oct-72 World Junior 2:35.4 5-Aug-79 PODOLSK IRINA NIKITINA URS 16-Jan-61 20000 METRES 2:35.4 12-Jul-84 POTSDAM KATRIN WUHN GDR 19-Nov-65 World 1:05:26.6 3-Sep-00 BORGHOLZHAUSEN TEGLA LOROUPE KEN 9-May-73 Aust Allcomers 2:39.4 7-Jan-93 MELBOURNE SUSIE POWER VIC 26-Mar-75 Aust Allcomers not claimed Aust National 2:38.8 12-Jul-76 MONTREAL JUDY POLLOCK VIC 25-Jun-40 Aust National not claimed Aust U20 2:39.4 7-Jan-93 MELBOURNE SUSIE POWER VIC 26-Mar-75 Aust U18 2:43.72 11-Jun-00 CASTLE ISLAND GEORGE CLARKE VIC 17-Jun-84 25000 METRES World 1:27:05.9 21-Sep-02 MENGERSKIRCHEN TEGLA LOROUPE KEN 9-May-73 1500 METRES Aust Allcomers not claimed World 3:50.46 11-Sep-93 BEIJING YUNXIA QU CHN 25-Dec-72 Aust National not claimed Commonwealth 3:57.41 8-Aug-98 MONACO KEN 16-Dec-77 World Junior 3:51.34 18-Oct-97 SHANGHAI YINGLAI LANG CHN 22-Aug-79 30000 METRES Aust Allcomers 4:03.46 9-Sep-01 MELBOURNE VIOLETA SZEKELY ROM 26-Mar-65 World 1:45:50.0* 6-Jun-03 WARSTEIN TEGLA LOROUPE KEN 9-May-73 Aust National 4:01.34 5-Jul-96 OSLO MARGARET CROWLEY VIC 24-May-67 Aust Allcomers not claimed Aust U20 4:06.77 30-Jan-00 HOBART GEORGIE CLARKE VIC 17-Jun-84 Aust National not claimed Aust U18 4:06.77 30-Jan-00 HOBART GEORGIE CLARKE VIC 17-Jun-84 Aust U16 4:12.51 6-Dec-99 MELBOURNE GEORGIE CLARKE VIC 17-Jun-84 90M HURDLES Aust U16 12.51 9-Dec-01 MELBOURNE SALLY McLELLAN QLD 19-Sep-86 1 MILE (= 1609.33 METRES) World 4:12.56 14-Aug-96 ZURICH SVETLANA MASTERKOVA RUS 17-Jan-68 100M HURDLES Commonwealth 4:17.57 21-Aug-85 ZURICH ZOLA PIETERSE GBR 26-May-66 World 12.21 20-Aug-88 STARA ZAGORA YORDANKA DONKOVA BUL 28-Sep-61 World Junior 4:17.57 21-Aug-85 ZURICH ZOLA PIETERSE GBR 26-May-66 Commonwealth 12.44 28-Aug-99 SEVILLE GLORY ALOZIE NGR 30-Dec-77 Aust Allcomers 4:31.2 15-Nov-86 CANBERRA KRISHNA WOOD ACT 18-May-66 World Junior 12.84 16-Jul-87 ZAGREB ALIUSKA LOPEZ CUB 29-Aug-69 Aust National 4:25.84 10-Aug-96 MONTE CARLO MARGARET CROWLEY VIC 24-May-67 Aust Allcomers 12.61 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE GAIL DEVERS USA 19-Nov-66 Aust U20 4:32.73 17-Dec-92 MELBOURNE SUSIE POWER VIC 26-Mar-75 Aust National 12.93 28-Jun-72 WARSAW PAM RYAN VIC 12-Aug-39 12.5 28-Jun-72 WARSAW PAM RYAN VIC 12-Aug-39 RECORDS RECORDS 2000 METRES Aust U20 13.12 14-Jul-00 DARWIN JACQUELINE MUNRO NSW 4-Oct-81 World 5:25.36 8-Jul-94 EDINBURGH SONIA O'SULLIVAN IRL 28-Nov-69 Aust U18 (.76m) 13.14 11-Jul-03 SHERBROOK SALLY McLELLAN QLD 19-Sep-86 Commonwealth 5:26.93 8-Jul-94 EDINBURGH YVONNE MURRAY SCO 4-Oct-64 Aust Allcomers 5:56.3 27-Nov-88 BRISBANE ANGELA RAINES-WHITE QLD 22-Mar-74 200M HURDLES Aust National 5.37.71 13-Jun-03 OSTRAVA BENITA JOHNSON ACT 6-May-79 Aust Allcomers 25.7 25-Nov-71 MELBOURNE PAM RYAN VIC 12-Aug-39 Aust U20 5:50.47 4-Sep-94 BIRMINGHAM SUSIE POWER VIC 26-Mar-75 Aust National 25.7 25-Nov-71 MELBOURNE PAM RYAN VIC 12-Aug-39 Aust U18 5:56.3 27-Nov-88 BRISBANE ANGELA RAINES-WHITE QLD 22-Mar-74 Aust U16 27.91 21-Mar-03 SYDNEY JESSICA GULLI VIC 19-Mar-88 Aust U16 5:56.3 27-Nov-88 BRISBANE ANGELA RAINES-WHITE QLD 22-Mar-74 400M HURDLES 3000 METRES World 52.34 8-Aug-03 TULA YULIYA PECHONKINA RUS 21-Apr-78 World 8:06.11 13-Sep-93 BEIJING JUNXIA WANG CHN 9-Jan-73 Commonwealth 52.74 19-Aug-93 STUTTGART GBR 29-Jul-66 Commonwealth 8:22.20 19-Jul-02 MONACO PAULA RADCLIFFE GBR 17-Dec-73 World Junior 54.70 19-Jul-02 JAMAICA LASHINDA DEMUS USA 10-Mar-83 World Junior 8:28.83 7-Sep-85 ROME ZOLA PIETERSE GBR 26-May-66 Aust Allcomers 53.02 27-Sep-00 SYDNEY IRINA PRIVALOVA RUS 22-Nov-68 Aust Allcomers 8:43.14 14-Jan-90 SYDNEY LIZ MCCOLGAN SCO 24-Apr-64 Aust National 53.17 28-Sep-88 SEOUL DEBBIE FLINTOFF-KING VIC 20-Apr-60 Aust National 8.38.06 13-Jul-03 GATESHEAD BENITA JOHNSON AIS 6-May-79 Aust U20 55.20 18-Mar-00 PIETERSBERG JANA PITTMAN NSW 9-Nov-82 Aust U20 8:44.1 13-Jul-84 EUGENE DONNA GOULD SA 10-Jun-66 Aust U18 56.23 18-Dec-99 SYDNEY JANA PITTMAN NSW 9-Nov-82 Aust U18 9:02.11 20-Feb-99 SYDNEY ELOISE POPPETT NSW 9-Nov-82 Aust U16 9:22.0 12-Nov-88 BRISBANE ANGELA RAINES-WHITE QLD 22-Mar-74 2000M STEEPLECHASE Aust U20 6:25.77 1-May-00 SYDNEY MELISSA ROLLISON QLD 13-Apr-83 5000 METRES Aust U18 6:25.77 1-May-00 SYDNEY MELISSA ROLLISON QLD 13-Apr-83 World 14:28.09 23-Oct-97 SHANGHAI BO JIANG CHN 13-Mar-77 Aust U16 6:37.50 12-Dec-98 CANBERRA MELISSA ROLLISON QLD 13-Apr-83 Commonwealth 14:31.42 28-Jul-02 PAULA RADCLIFFE GBR 17-Dec-73 World Junior 14:39.94 27-Jun-03 OSLO ETH 1-Jan-85 Aust Allcomers 14:40.79 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY GABRIELA SZABO ROM 14-Nov-75 Aust National 14.47.60 6-Sep-02 BERLIN BENITA JOHNSON ACT 6-May-79 Aust U20 15:18.6 16-Oct-99 SYDNEY ELOISE POPPETT NSW 9-Nov-82

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3000M STEEPLECHASE 4 X 400M RELAY World 9:08.33 10-Aug-03 TULA GULNARA SAMITOVA RUS 9-Jul-78 World 3:15.17 1-Oct-88 SEOUL URS - LEDOVSKAYA, NAZAROVA, PINIGINA, BRYZGINA Commonwealth 9:30.70 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE MELISSA ROLLISON AUS 13-Apr-83 Commonwealth 3:21.21 11-Aug-84 LOS ANGELES CAN - CROOKS, RICHARDSON, KILLINGBECK, PAYNE World Junior 9:30.70 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE MELISSA ROLLISON QLD 13-Apr-83 World Junior 3:28.39 31-Jul-88 SUDBURY GDR - DERR, FABERT,WOHLK, BREUER Aust Allcomers 9:30.70 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE MELISSA ROLLISON QLD 13-Apr-83 Aust Allcomers 3:19.49 4-Oct-85 CANBERRA GDR - BUSCH, EMMELMANN, KOCH, NEUBAER Aust National 9:30.70 4-Sep-01 BRISBANE MELISSA ROLLISON QLD 13-Apr-83 Aust National 3:23.81 30-Sep-00 SYDNEY AUS - PERIS, LEWIS, GAINSFORD-TAYLOR, FREEMAN Aust State Team 3:31.35 16-Mar-86 ADELAIDE VIC - FLEMMING, FLINTOFF, STEWART,TOMSETT 1500M TRACK WALK Aust U20 3:30.38 12-Aug-90 PLOVDIV AUS - ANDREWS, HANIGAN, POETSCHKA, SCAMPS Aust U16 5:59.15 25-Feb-96 SYDNEY RENEE MCASKILL NSW 11-Mar-82 Aust U18 3:42.47 21-Mar-82 BRISBANE NSW - ALTON, BABBAGE, HALL, MARONEY Aust U16 3:45.47 7-Mar-86 HOBART NSW - PHILLIPS, SCAMPS, STENBERG,WEST 3000M TRACK WALK Aust U20 12:27.74 25-Feb-93 MELBOURNE JANE SAVILLE NSW 5-Nov-74 4 X 800M RELAY Aust U18 12:43.0 8-Nov-97 SYDNEY MICHELLE FRENCH NSW 1-Apr-82 World 7:50.17 5-Aug-84 MOSCOW URS - OLIZARENKO, GURINA, BORISOVA, PODYALOVSKAYA Commonwealth 8:20.73 5-Jun-93 GBR - UK NATIONAL TEAM 5000M TRACK WALK Aust Allcomers 8:39.5 19-Dec-93 MELBOURNE VIC - ANDERSON, PERKINS, ROBINSON,WEBSTER World 20:02.60 13-Jul-02 DUBLIN GILLIAN O'SULLIVAN IRL 21-Aug-76 Aust National 8:39.5 19-Dec-93 MELBOURNE VIC - ANDERSON, PERKINS, ROBINSON,WEBSTER Commonwealth 20:13.26 25-Feb-96 HOBART KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA AUS 2-Jun-61 Aust State Team 8:39.5 19-Dec-93 MELBOURNE VIC - ANDERSON, PERKINS, ROBINSON,WEBSTER World Junior 20:31.4 10-Feb-96 ADLER IRINA STANKINA RUS 25-Mar-77 Aust U20 8:48.5 19-Dec-89 BRISBANE QLD - DAWSON, LONSDALE, STEPHENS,VAN GORP Aust Allcomers 20:03.0 11-Feb-96 SYDNEY KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 Aust U18 9:03.96 27-Nov-88 SYDNEY NSW - CORBIN, MOTTRAM, SMITH,WALSHAM Aust National 20:03.0 11-Feb-96 SYDNEY KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 Aust U16 9:03.96 27-Nov-88 SYDNEY NSW - CORBIN, MOTTRAM, SMITH,WALSHAM Aust U20 21:44.6 6-Jan-96 SYDNEY NATALIE SAVILLE NSW 7-Sep-78 Aust U18 22:11.33 2-Mar-95 SYDNEY NATALIE SAVILLE NSW 7-Sep-78 4 X 1500M RELAY Aust Allcomers 18:00.92 12-Dec-93 MELBOURNE VIC - ANDERSON, PERKINS, ROBINSON,WEBSTER 10000M TRACK WALK Aust National 17:09.75 25-Jun-00 LONDON AUS - HARVEY, CLARKE, RICHARDSON, JAMIESON World 41:56.23 24-Jul-90 SEATTLE NADEZHDA RYASHKINA URS 22-Jan-67 Aust State Team 17:09.75 25-Jun-00 LONDON AUS - HARVEY, CLARKE, RICHARDSON, JAMIESON Commonwealth 41:57.22 24-Jul-90 SEATTLE KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA AUS 2-Jun-61 Aust U20 18:23.98 24-Nov-90 SYDNEY NSW - BECKHAUS, FIEN,WALSHAM,WILSON World Junior 43:35.2 20-May-00 MOSCOW LYUDMILA YEFIMKINA RUS 22-Aug-81 Aust U18 18:34.58 28-Mar-92 MELBOURNE VIC - HARVEY, JONES, POWER, STERNSON Aust Allcomers 42:46.45 14-Jan-89 SYDNEY KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 Aust U16 18:43.26 26-Nov-88 SYDNEY NSW - BECKHAUS, CORBIN,WALKLEY,WALSHAM Aust National 41:57.22 24-Jul-90 SEATTLE KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 Aust U20 48:04.78 18-Jul-02 JAMAICA LAURA JOHNSON NSW 31-Aug-84 HIGH JUMP World 2.09 30-Aug-87 ROME STEFKA KOSTADINOVA BUL 25-Mar-65 20000M TRACK WALK Commonwealth 2.04 4-Aug-99 MONACO HESTRIE CLOETE RSA 26-Aug-78 World 1:26:52.3 6-Sep-01 BRISBANE OLIMPIADA IVANOVA RUS 5-May-70 World Junior 2.01 7-Jul-86 MOSCOW OLGA TURCHAK URS 5-Mar-67 Commonwealth 1:33:40.2 6-Sep-01 BRISBANE KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA AUS 2-Jun-61 2.01 18-Jun-89 KARL-MARX-STADT HEIKE BALCK GDR 19-Aug-70 Aust Allcomers 1:33:40.2 6-Sep-01 BRISBANE KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 Aust Allcomers 2.01 30-Sep-00 SYDNEY YELENA YELESINA RUS 4-Apr-70 Aust National 1:33:40.2 6-Sep-01 BRISBANE KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 2.01 30-Sep-00 SYDNEY HESTRIE STORBECK-CLOETE RSA 26-Aug-78 Aust National 1.98 12-Feb-89 PERTH VANESSA WARD WA 5-Jan-63 2 HOUR TRACK WALK 1.98 17-Jul-94 INGOLSTADT ALISON INVERARITY WA 12-Aug-70 RECORDS RECORDS Aust Allcomers 22,747.10m 20-Jun-92 MELBOURNE CAROLYN VANSTAN VIC 14-Aug-68 Aust U20 1.93 11-Aug-78 EDMONTON NSW 7-Apr-59 Aust National 22,747.10m 20-Jun-92 MELBOURNE CAROLYN VANSTAN VIC 14-Aug-68 Aust U18 1.90 8-Mar-87 BRISBANE GAI KAPERNICK QLD 20-Sep-70 1.90 8-Dec-01 MELBOURNE PETRINA PRICE NSW 26-Apr-84 4 X 100M RELAY Aust U16 1.86 16-Feb-86 BRISBANE LEAH CRANSTON QLD 25-Feb-70 World 41.37 6-Oct-85 CANBERRA GDR - GLADISCH, RIEGER,AUERSWALD, GOHR 1.86 16-Feb-86 BRISBANE GAI KAPERNICK QLD 20-Sep-70 Commonwealth 41.92 29-Aug-99 SEVILLE BAH - FYNES, STURRUP,DAVIS, FERGUSON 1.86 9-Dec-89 ADELAIDE ANDREA HUGHES TAS 12-Dec-73 World Junior 43.33 20-Jul-88 BERLIN GDR - BREUER, KRABBE, DIETZ, HENKE Aust Allcomers 41.37 6-Oct-85 CANBERRA GDR - AUERSWALD, GLADISCH, GOHR, RIEGER POLE VAULT Aust National 42.99 18-Mar-00 PIETERSBERG AUS - MASSEY, BROADRICK, LAMBERT, G-TAYLOR World 4.82 13-Jul-03 GATESHEAD YELENA ISINBAYEVA RUS 3-Jun-82 Aust State Team 44.00 7-Mar-92 ADELAIDE NSW - GAINSFORD, HOUGH, LEE, MOORE Commonwealth 4.60 20-Feb-99 SYDNEY EMMA GEORGE AUS 1-Nov-74 Aust U20 44.97 13-Jul-96 DURHAM AUS - SLOMKA, HEWITT, CRIPPS, HAYWARD World Junior 4.47 10-Feb-01 BUDAPEST YELENA ISINBAYEVA RUS 3-Jun-82 Aust U18 45.75 24-Mar-79 PERTH VIC - DYER, MILBURN, SCHMIDT, STRONG Aust Allcomers 4.60 20-Feb-99 SYDNEY EMMA GEORGE VIC 1-Nov-74 Aust U16 46.25 7-Dec-01 MELBOURNE QLD - BOYD, McLELLAN, CUTMORE, REUTER 4.60 25-Sep-00 SYDNEY STACY DRAGILA USA 25-Mar-71 Aust National 4.60 20-Feb-99 SYDNEY EMMA GEORGE VIC 1-Nov-74 4 X 200M RELAY Aust U20 4.25 11-Feb-00 BRISBANE BRIDGID ISWORTH VIC 15-Oct-81 World 1:27.46 29-Apr-00 PHILADELPHIA USA - JENKINS, RICHARDSON, PERRY, JONES Aust U18 4.15 28-Nov-98 MELBOURNE BRIDGID ISWORTH VIC 15-Oct-81 Commonwealth 1:31.57 20-Aug-77 LONDON GBR - COLYEAR, ELDER, HARTLEY, LANNAMAN Aust U16 3.80 8-Dec-02 HOBART CHARMAINE LUCOCK QLD 4-Aug-87 Aust Allcomers 1:32.6 25-Jan-76 BRISBANE AUS - BOYLE, JOWETT, ROBERTSON,WILSON LONG JUMP Aust National 1:32.6 25-Jan-76 BRISBANE AUS - BOYLE, JOWETT, ROBERTSON,WILSON World 7.52 11-Jun-88 LENINGRAD GALINA CHISTYAKOVA URS 26-Jul-62 Aust State Team 1:36.41 21-Nov-87 SYDNEY NSW - CAPLES, CLARKE, HOLLAND, SULLIVAN Commonwealth 7.00 7-Mar-02 MELBOURNE BRONWYN THOMPSON AUS 29-Jan-78 Aust U20 1:39.24 14-Jan-89 SYDNEY NSW - GRAY, GRIPTON, HANIGAN, REKO World Junior 7.14 4-Jun-83 BRATISLAVA HEIKE DRECHSLER GDR 16-Dec-64 Aust U18 1:40.28 27-Nov-88 SYDNEY NSW - GRAY, GRIPTON, RUIZ,VORMISTER Aust Allcomers 7.27 6-Oct-85 CANBERRA HEIKE DRECHSLER GDR 16-Dec-64 Aust U16 1:40.28 27-Nov-88 SYDNEY NSW - GRAY, GRIPTON, RUIZ,VORMISTER Aust National 7.00 7-Mar-02 MELBOURNE BRONWYN THOMPSON QLD 29-Jan-78 Aust U20 6.60 23-Aug-72 MUNICH LYN TILLETT NSW 15-Aug-53 Aust U18 6.55 15-Oct-83 SYDNEY NICOLE BOEGMAN NSW 5-Mar-67 Aust U16 6.32 28-Mar-99 PERTH SHERMIN OKSUZ WA 24-Mar-84

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LONG JUMP HEPTATHLON World 7.52 11-Jun-88 LENINGRAD GALINA CHISTYAKOVA URS 26-Jul-62 World 7291 24-Sep-88 SEOUL JACKIE JOYNER-KERSEE USA 3-Mar-62 Commonwealth 7.00 7-Mar-02 MELBOURNE BRONWYN THOMPSON AUS 29-Jan-78 Commonwealth 6831 30-Jul-00 GOTZIS DENISE LEWIS GBR 27-Aug-72 World Junior 7.14 4-Jun-83 BRATISLAVA HEIKE DRECHSLER GDR 16-Dec-64 World Junior 6542 10-Aug-02 MUNICH CAROLINA KLUFT SWE 2-Feb-83 Aust Allcomers 7.27 6-Oct-85 CANBERRA HEIKE DRECHSLER GDR 16-Dec-64 Aust Allcomers 6584 24-Sep-00 SYDNEY DENISE LEWIS GBR 27-Aug-72 Aust National 7.00 7-Mar-02 MELBOURNE BRONWYN THOMPSON QLD 29-Jan-78 Aust National 6695 28-Jan-90 AUCKLAND JANE FLEMMING VIC 14-Apr-65 Aust U20 6.60 23-Aug-72 MUNICH LYN TILLETT NSW 15-Aug-53 Aust U20 5788 27-Mar-90 MELBOURNE PETA KENNEDY VIC 20-May-71 Aust U18 6.55 15-Oct-83 SYDNEY NICOLE BOEGMAN NSW 5-Mar-67 Aust U18 5650 24-Feb-85 BRISBANE SHARON JAKLOFSKY QLD 30-Sep-68 Aust U16 6.32 28-Mar-99 PERTH SHERMIN OKSUZ WA 24-Mar-84 COMBINED EVENT TRIPLE JUMP Aust U16 5484 23-Feb-91 SYDNEY JANE JAMIESON NSW 23-Jun-75 World 15.50 10-Aug-95 GOTEBORG INESSA KRAVETS UKR 5-Oct-66 Commonwealth 15.16 13-Sep-97 FUKUOKA ASHIA HANSEN GBR 5-Dec-71 World Junior 14.62 25-Aug-96 SYDNEY TEREZA MARINOVA BUL 5-Sep-77 WOMEN - ROAD Aust Allcomers 15.20 24-Sep-00 SYDNEY TEREZA MARINOVA BUL 5-Sep-77 Aust National 14.04 11-Mar-02 HOBART NICOLE MLADENIS WA 22-Sep-75 HALF MARATHON Aust U20 13.18 24-Aug-96 SYDNEY CARMEN MILLER TAS 18-Jul-78 World 66:44 15-Jan-99 TOKYO RSA 10-Oct-66 Aust U18 13.13 11-Dec-99 SYDNEY SARAH SYDNEY QLD 16-Feb-84 Aust Allcomers 69:38 12-Jul-92 GOLD COAST MIDORI FUMOTO JPN 18-Dec-71 Aust U16 13.13 11-Dec-99 SYDNEY SARAH SYDNEY QLD 16-Feb-84 Aust National 67:48 10-Jan-00 TOKYO KERRYN McCANN NSW 2-May-67

SHOT PUT MARATHON World 22.63 7-Jun-87 MOSCOW NATALYA LISOVSKAYA URS 16-Jul-62 World 2:15:25* 13-Apr-03 LONDON PAULA RADCLIFFE GBR 17-Dec-73 Commonwealth 19.74 14-Jul-84 BERKELEY GAEL MARTIN AUS 27-Aug-56 Commonwealth 2:15:25* 13-Apr-03 LONDON PAULA RADCLIFFE GBR 17-Dec-73 World Junior 20.54 1-Jul-89 ORIMATTILA ASTRID KUMBERNUSS GDR 5-Feb-70 World Junior 2:23:37 14-Oct-01 BEIJING MIN LIU CHN 29-Nov-83 Aust Allcomers 20.69 4-Oct-85 CANBERRA NATALYA LISOVSKAYA URS 16-Jul-62 Aust Allcomers 2:23:14 24-Sep-00 SYDNEY NOAKO TAKAHASHI JPN 6-May-72 Aust National 19.74 14-Jul-84 BERKELEY GAEL MARTIN VIC 27-Aug-56 Aust National 2:23:51 31-Jan-88 LISA MARTIN (ONDIEKI) SA 12-May-60 Aust U20 16.14 29-Oct-88 CANBERRA LISA-MARIE VIZANIARI ACT 14-Dec-71 Aust U18 16.14 29-Oct-88 CANBERRA LISA-MARIE VIZANIARI ACT 14-Dec-71 100KM ROAD RACE Aust U16 14.92 5-Jul-87 VANCOUVER LISA-MARIE VIZANIARI ACT 14-Dec-71 World 6:33:11 25-Jun-00 YUFUTSU TOMOE ABE JPN 13-Aug-71 Aust Allcomers 7:40:58 18-Nov-95 KUROW LINDA MEADOWS VIC 10-Mar-59 DISCUS THROW Aust National 7:40:58 18-Nov-95 KUROW LINDA MEADOWS VIC 10-Mar-59 World 76.80 9-Jul-88 NEUBRANDENBURG GABRIELE REINSCH GDR 23-Sep-63 Commonwealth 68.72 22-Jan-94 AUCKLAND DANIELA COSTIAN AUS 30-Apr-65 20KM ROAD WALK World Junior 74.40 13-Sep-88 BERLIN ILKE WYLUDDA GDR 28-Mar-69 World 1:26:22 19-Nov-01 GUANGZHOU YAN WANG CHN 3-May-71 Aust Allcomers 69.78 6-Oct-85 CANBERRA MARTINA OPITZ GDR 12-Dec-60 1:26:22 18-May-03 CHEBOKSARY YELENA NIKOLAYEVA RUS 1-Feb-66 Aust National 68.72 22-Jan-94 AUCKLAND DANIELA COSTIAN QLD 30-Apr-65 Commonwealth 1:28:56 6-May-00 COPENHAGEN JANE SAVILLE AUS 5-Nov-74 Aust U20 60.44 12-Aug-90 PLOVDIV LISA-MARIE VIZANIARI ACT 14-Dec-71 Aust Allcomers 1:29:05 28-Sep-00 SYDNEY LIPING WANG CHN 8-Jul-76 Aust U18 53.50 11-Dec-88 CANBERRA LISA-MARIE VIZANIARI ACT 14-Dec-71 Aust National 1:28:56 6-May-00 COPENHAGEN JANE SAVILLE NSW 5-Nov-74 RECORDS RECORDS Aust U16 53.24 28-Feb-97 MELBOURNE KATRINA STEELE NSW 2-Jul-81

HAMMER THROW WOMEN - BEST ON RECORD World 76.07 29-Aug-99 RUDLINGEN ROM 27-Mar-75 Commonwealth 71.12 6-Feb-03 ADELAIDE BRONWYN EAGLES AUS 23-Aug-80 8KM ROAD WALK World Junior 71.71 9-Sep-01 MELBOURNE POL 4-Nov-82 Aust U18 39:15 24-May-92 MELBOURNE JANE SAVILLE NSW 5-Nov-74 Aust Allcomers 71.71 9-Sep-01 MELBOURNE KAMILA SKOLIMOWSKA POL 4-Nov-82 Aust National 71.12 6-Feb-03 ADELAIDE BRONWYN EAGLES NSW 23-Aug-80 10KM ROAD WALK Aust U20 62.02 9-Dec-99 SYDNEY BRONWYN EAGLES NSW 23-Aug-80 World 41:04 20-Apr-96 SOCHI YELENA NIKOLAYEVA RUS 1-Feb-66 Aust U18 55.78 14-Dec-00 MELBOURNE GABRIELLE NEIGHBOUR VIC 22-Nov-83 Commonwealth 41:29.71 27-Aug-88 CANBERRA KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA AUS 2-Jun-61 Aust U16 52.08 11-Feb-96 SYDNEY BRONWYN EAGLES NSW 23-Aug-80 World Junior 41:55 11-Feb-95 ADLER IRINA STANKINA RUS 25-Mar-77 Aust Allcomers 41:29.71 27-Aug-88 CANBERRA KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 JAVELIN THROW Aust National 41:29.71 27-Aug-88 CANBERRA KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61 World 71.54 1-Jul-01 RETHYMNO OSLEIDYS MENENDEZ CUB 14-Nov-79 Aust U20 47:10 25-Aug-91 MELBOURNE JANE SAVILLE NSW 5-Nov-74 Commonwealth 66.80 5-Aug-00 RUNAWAY BAY LOUISE CURREY AUS 24-Jan-69 World Junior 62.93* 27-Oct-03 CHANGSHA JUAN XUE CHN 10-Feb-86 15KM ROAD WALK Aust Allcomers 68.91 30-Sep-00 SYDNEY TRINE HATTESTAD NOR 18-Apr-66 Aust Allcomers 1:14:49.9 5-Sep-99 MELBOURNE WENDY MULDOON VIC 27-May-71 Aust National 66.80 5-Aug-00 RUNAWAY BAY LOUISE CURREY NSW 24-Jan-69 Aust National 1:14:49.9 5-Sep-99 MELBOURNE WENDY MULDOON VIC 27-May-71 Aust U20 54.96 1-Dec-01 BALLARAT KATHRYN MITCHELL VIC 10-Jul-82 Aust U18 51.83 14-Jul-01 HUNGARY KIMBERLY MICKLE WA 28-Dec-84 Aust U16 45.38 10-Dec-00 ADELAIDE SAMANTHA PEARSON NSW 14-May-85

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MEN - INDOOR 4 X 400M RELAY World 3:02.83 7-Mar-99 MAEBASHI USA - MORRIS, JOHNSON, MINOR, CAMPBELL EVENT PERF. DATE VENUE NAME STATE D.O.B. Aust National 3:08.49 10-Mar-91 SEVILLE AUS - GARNER, GREENE, PERRY, ROBINSON

50 METRES 4 X 800M RELAY World 5.56 9-Feb-96 RENO DONOVAN BAILEY CAN 16-Dec-67 World 7:13.94 6-Dec-00 BOSTON USA - WOODY, PARANYA, KENAH, KRUMMENACKER 5.56 13-Feb-99 LOS ANGELES MAURICE GREENE USA 23-Jul-74 HIGH JUMP 60 METRES World 2.43 4-Mar-89 BUDAPEST JAVIER SOTOMAYOR CUB 13-Oct-67 World 6.39 3-Feb-98 MAURICE GREENE USA 23-Jul-74 Aust National 2.33 16-Feb-97 BALINGEN TIM FORSYTH VIC 17-Aug-73 6.39 3-Mar-01 ATLANTA MAURICE GREENE USA 23-Jul-74 Aust National 6.52 7-Mar-99 JAPAN MATTHEW SHIRVINGTON NSW 25-Oct-78 POLE VAULT 6.52 7-Mar-99 JAPAN MATTHEW SHIRVINGTON NSW 25-Oct-78 World 6.15 21-Feb-93 DONETSK SERGEY BUBKA UKR 4-Dec-63 Aust National 5.60 21-Jan-00 GERMANY VIKTOR CHISTIAKOV SA 9-Feb-75 200 METRES 5.60 14-Mar-03 BIRMINGHAM VIKTOR CHISTIAKOV SA 9-Feb-75 World 19.92 18-Feb-96 LIEVIN FRANK FREDERICKS NAM 2-Oct-67 5.60 15-Mar-03 BIRMINGHAM VIKTOR CHISTIAKOV SA 9-Feb-75 Aust National 20.71 12-Mar-93 TORONTO DAMIEN MARSH QLD 28-Mar-71 LONG JUMP 400 METRES World 8.79 27-Jan-84 NEW YORK USA 1-Jul-61 World 44.63 4-Mar-95 ATLANTA MICHAEL JOHNSON USA 13-Sep-67 Aust National 8.11 3-Mar-90 FLAGSTAFF GLENN CARROLL NSW 15-Jun-67 Aust National 45.93 2-Mar-03 BIRMINGHAM DANIEL BATMAN ACT 20-Mar-81 8.11 5-Mar-01 SINDELFINGEN PETER BURGE NSW 3-Jul-74 8.11 11-Mar-01 PETER BURGE NSW 3-Jul-74 800 METRES World 1:42.67 9-Mar-97 PARIS WILSON KIPKETER DEN 12-Dec-72 TRIPLE JUMP Aust National 1:47.9 25-Jan-69 ALBEA RALPH DOUBELL VIC 11-Feb-45 World 17.83 1-Mar-97 SINDELFINGEN ALIECER URRUTIA CUB 22-Sep-74 Aust National 17.20 9-Mar-01 LISBON ANDREW MURPHY NSW 18-Dec-69 1000 METRES World 2:14.96 20-Feb-00 BIRMINGHAM WILSON KIPKETER DEN 12-Dec-72 SHOT PUT Aust National 2:26.0 17-Feb-90 LINCOLN RODNEY MARKS SA 1968 World 22.66 20-Jan-89 LOS ANGELES RANDY BARNES USA 16-Jun-66 Aust National 20.69 9-Mar-03 VIENNA JUSTIN ANLEZARK QLD 14-Aug-77 1500 METRES World 3:31.18 2-Feb-97 STUTTGART HICHAM EL GUERROUJ MAR 14-Sep-74 HEPTATHLON Aust National 3:39.77 8-Mar-87 INDIANAPOLIS MICHAEL HILLARDT QLD 22-Jan-61 World 6476 14-Mar-93 TORONTO DAN O'BRIEN USA 18-Jul-66

1 MILE World 3:48.45 12-Feb-97 GENT HICHAM EL GUERROUJ MAR 14-Sep-74 WOMEN - INDOOR Aust National 3:56.6 23-Feb-86 SAN DIEGO MICHAEL HILLARDT QLD 22-Jan-61 50 METRES RECORDS RECORDS 3000 METRES World 5.96 9-Feb-95 MADRID IRINA PRIVALOVA RUS 22-Nov-68 World 7:24.90 6-Feb-98 BUDAPEST DANIEL KOMEN KEN 17-May-76 Aust National 7:48.34 11-Mar-01 LISBON CRAIG MOTTRAM VIC 18-Jun-80 60 METRES World 6.92 11-Feb-93 MADRID IRINA PRIVALOVA RUS 22-Nov-68 5000 METRES 6.92 9-Feb-95 MADRID IRINA PRIVALOVA RUS 22-Nov-68 World 12:50.38 14-Feb-99 BIRMINGHAM HAILE GEBRSELASSIE ETH 18-Apr-73 Aust National 7.32 6-Mar-87 INDIANOPOLIS DIANNE HOLDEN NSW 28-Oct-63 Aust National 14:02.32 1-Mar-02 INDIANA MARK TUCKER VIC 15-Aug-79 200 METRES 50M HURDLES World 21.87 13-Feb-93 LIEVIN MERLENE OTTEY JAM 10-May-60 World 6.25 5-Mar-86 KOBE MARK MCKOY CAN 10-Dec-61 Aust National 22.64 10-Mar-95 BARCELONA MELINDA GAINSFORD NSW 1-Oct-71 22.64 11-Mar-95 BARCELONA MELINDA GAINSFORD NSW 1-Oct-71 60M HURDLES World 7.30 6-Mar-94 SINDELFINGEN COLIN JACKSON GBR 18-Feb-67 400 METRES Aust National 7.73 11-Mar-95 BARCELONA KYLE VANDER KUYP VIC 30-May-71 World 49.59 7-Mar-82 MILAN JARMILA KRATOCHVILOVA TCH 26-Jan-51 7.73 12-Mar-95 BARCELONA KYLE VANDER KUYP VIC 30-May-71 Aust National 52.17 4-Mar-89 BUDAPEST MAREE HOLLAND NSW 25-Jul-63 7.73 8-Mar-97 PARIS KYLE VANDER KUYP VIC 30-May-71 800 METRES 5000M WALK World 1:55.82 3-Mar-02 WIEN JOLANDA CEPLAK SLO 12-Sep-76 World 18:07.08 14-Feb-95 MOSCOW MIKHAIL SHCHENNIKOV RUS 24-Dec-67 Aust National 2:02.42 6-Mar-99 JAPAN TAMSYN LEWIS VIC 20-Jul-78 Aust National 18:52.20 8-Mar-87 INDIANAPOLIS DAVID SMITH VIC 24-Jul-55 1000 METRES 4 X 200M RELAY World 2:30.94 25-Feb-99 STOCKHOLM MARIA DE LOURDES MUTOLA MOZ 27-Oct-72 World 1:22.11 3-Mar-91 GBR & NI - BRAITHWAITE, CHRISTIE, MAFE, REGIS Aust National 2:49.41 27-Feb-88 LINCOLN LISA O'CONNELL VIC 3-Dec-66

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1500 METRES World 3:59.98 1-Feb-03 BOSTON REGINA JACOBS USA 28-Aug-63 Aust National 4:13.21 10-Mar-01 LISBON GEORGIE CLARKE VIC 17-Jun-84

1 MILE World 4:17.14 9-Feb-90 ET RUTHERFORD DOINA MELINTE ROM 27-Dec-56 Aust National 4.42.73 2-Mar-03 GAINESVILLE ERICA SIGMONT VIC 29-Nov-82 Rankings

3000 METRES World 8:29.15 3-Feb-02 STUTTGART BERHANE ADERE ETH 21-Jul-73 Aust National 8:42.75 10-Mar-01 LISBON BENITA WILLIS QLD 6-May-79

5000 METRES World 14:47.35 13-Feb-99 DORTMUND GABRIELA SZABO ROM 14-Nov-75

50M HURDLES World 6.58 20-Feb-88 BERLIN CORNELIA OSCHKENAT GDR 29-Oct-61

60M HURDLES World 7.69 4-Feb-90 CHELYABINSK LUDMILA ENGQUIST URS 21-Apr-64 Aust National 8.25 15-Jan-86 OSAKA GLYNIS NUNN QLD 4-Dec-60

3000M WALK World 11:35.34 15-Feb-03 GILLIAN O'SULLIVAN IRL 21-Aug-76 Aust National 11:53.82 12-Mar-93 TORONTO KERRY SAXBY-JUNNA NSW 2-Jun-61

4 X 200M RELAY World 1:32.55 20-Feb-88 DORTMUND FRG - ARENDT, KNOLL, KLUTH, KINZEL 1:32.55 21-Feb-99 KARLSRUHE GER - MOLLER, G. & B. ROCKMEIER, PHILLIPP

4 X 400M RELAY World 3:24.25 7-Mar-99 MAEBASHI RUS - CHEBYKINA, GONCHARENKO, KOTLUAROVA, NAZAROVA Aust National 3:26.87 7-Mar-99 JAPAN AUS - ANDREWS,VAN HEER, LEWIS, FREEMAN

4 X 800M RELAY World 8:18.71 4-Feb-94 MOSCOW RUS - KUZNETSOVA,AFANASYEVA, ZAYTSEVA, PODKOPAYEVA RECORDS HIGH JUMP World 2.07 8-Feb-92 KARLSRUHE HEIKE HENKEL GER 5-May-64 Aust National 1.97 14-Mar-93 TORONTO ALISON INVERARITY WA 12-Aug-70 RANKINGS POLE VAULT World 4.80 16-Mar-03 BIRMINGHAM SVETLANA FEOFANOVA RUS 16-Jul-80 Aust National 4.55 26-Mar-98 ADELAIDE EMMA GEORGE VIC 1-Nov-74

LONG JUMP World 7.37 13-Feb-88 WIEN HEIKE DRECHSLER GDR 16-Dec-64 Aust National 6.81 12-Mar-95 BARCELONA NICOLE BOEGMAN NSW 5-Mar-67

TRIPLE JUMP World 15.16 28-Feb-98 VALENCIA ASHIA HANSEN GBR 5-Dec-71

SHOT PUT World 22.50 19-Feb-77 JABLONEC HELENA FIBINGEROVA TCH 13-Jul-49 Aust National 16.71 Jan-85 PARIS GAEL MARTIN VIC 27-Aug-56

PENTATHLON World 4991 15-Feb-92 BERLIN IRINA BELOVA EUN 27-Mar-68 Aust National 4490 5-Mar-99 JAPAN JANE JAMIESON NSW 23-Jun-75

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Australian All-Time List

Compiled by Paul Jenes - Athletics Australia Statistician Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

MEN 10.47 +1.7 Nick Rennie V 231174 6 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 10.47 +1.5 Kyle Vander-Kuyp V 300571 2 Melbourne 20 Feb 94 Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date 10.48 Malcolm May W 160253 1 Spokane 2 Apr 77 10.48 -0.5 Richard James V 090356 1 Sydney 23 Mar 80 100 YARDS 10.48 Paul Greene N 091272 1h Sydney 15 Sep 89 9.52 -0.8 V 260345 5 Kingston 6 Aug 66 10.48 +1.6 Peter Crane V 260972 1 Pomona 17 Apr 92 9.56 Matt Shirvington N 251078 1 Sydney 21 Jan 00 10.48 +1.9 Scott Richardson N 150581 1h Adelaide 9 Dec 00 9.62 Patrick Johnson A 260972 2 Sydney 21 Jan 00 10.48 +1.1 Tim Williams V 091281 3h Budapest 12 Jul 02 manual 10.49 +0.5 Peter Missingham N 171178 1 Melbourne 24 Mar 96 9.2 +1.4 Bob Lay N 200344 1 Sydney 10 Mar 65 10.49 +1.3 Andrew Richardson N 031271 2 Sydney 30 Nov 96 9.3 +0.0 Hec Hogan Q 110731 1 Sydney 13 Mar 54 10.49 +1.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Sydney 1 Dec 01 9.3 Ken Irvine N 050340 1 Dubbo 9 Mar 63 10.49 +0.4 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 1 Nereto 8 Aug 03 9.3 V 010841 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 66 manual 9.3 Richard James V 090356 1 Melbourne 20 Dec 79 9.9 +1.2 Paul Narracott Q 081059 1 Brisbane 4 Jan 84 9.3 Peter Batten V 190956 2 Melbourne 20 Dec 79 10.1 +0.5 Gary Holdsworth V 010841 1 Geelong 9 Apr 67 9.4 Peter Vassella N 040141 1 Wollongong 4 Mar 62 10.1 +0.8 V 091246 1 Melbourne 11 Nov 72 9.4 Greg Lewis V 091246 2 Melbourne 16 Mar 66 10.1 +0.0 Graham Haskell S 030848 1 Sydney 27 Oct 73 9.4 Stuart Laing Q 220146 1 Melbourne 10 Feb 68 10.1 John Dinan V 181159 1 Melbourne 19 Mar 85 9.4 Gary Eddy V 260345 1 Melbourne 24 Jan 70 10.1 Shane Naylor V 031167 1 Melbourne 16 Feb 88 9.4 Fred Martin N 041066 1 Sydney 13 Feb 85 10.1 +1.3 Bryan Skinner Q 040373 1 Brisbane 8 Oct 93 10.2 Hec Hogan Q 110731 1 Sydney 13 Mar 54 100 METRES 10.2 Bob Lay N 200344 1 Melbourne 16 Feb 67 9.93 +1.8 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Mito 5 May 03 10.2 Phil King V 181246 1 Melbourne 3 Apr 68 10.03 -0.1 Matt Shirvington N 251078 4 Kuala Lumpur 17 Sep 98 10.2 Eric Bigby Q 060340 1 Brisbane 9 Jan 71 10.13 +0.1 Damien Marsh Q 280371 1 Monte Carlo 9 Sep 95 10.2 +0.8 Laurie D'Arcy V 030547 2 Melbourne 11 Nov 72 10.17 +2.0 Rod Mapstone W 191169 2h Perth 28 Jan 96 10.2 Richard James V 090356 2 Melbourne 10 Nov 73 10.21 +2.0 Shane Naylor V 031167 1 Canberra 18 Mar 95 10.2 Colin McQueen V 120256 1 Melbourne 21 Jan 78 10.22 -0.4 V 031262 5 Canberra 5 Oct 85 10.2 +1.9 Gerrard Keating V 031262 1 Canberra 19 Jan 83 10.24 +1.8 Tim Jackson N 040769 2 Tonsberg 20 Jul 94 10.2 Peter van Miltenburg V 160857 1 Eugene 13 Jul 84 10.25 +1.1 Dean Capobianco W 110570 2 Birmingahm 16 Jul 93 10.2 Reid Pryor V 041066 2 Melbourne 19 Mar 85 10.26 +0.8 Paul Narracott Q 081059 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 84 10.2 Brett Leavy Q 080265 1 Brisbane 9 Dec 88 10.26 +0.2 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 1s Sydney 18 Aug 00 10.2 +1.7 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 1 Sydney 1 Mar 03 10.27 +1.6 Paul Henderson N 130371 1h Windsor 5 Jul 96 10.2 +0.7 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Sydney 15 Nov 03 10.28 +0.4 Steve Brimacombe V 070571 1h Sydney 27 Jan 97 10.29 +1.0 Kieran Noonan N 070976 3 Perth 5 Feb 00 200 METRES 10.29 +1.2 Adam Basil V 140475 2 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 20.06A +0.9 Peter Norman V 150642 2 Mexico City 16 Oct 68 10.30 +0.4 David Baxter V 270377 3 Canberra 15 Jan 00 20.18 +0.3 Dean Capobianco W 110570 5 Stuttgart 19 Aug 93 10.32 +1.7 Shane Hearn W 021070 2 Perth 8 Feb 97 20.19 +1.6 John Dinan V 181159 1 Canberra 6 Mar 86 10.33 +1.0 Ricky Nalatu Q 011272 1 Brisbane 4 Feb 95 20.30 +1.8 Steve Brimacombe Q 070571 1 Brisbane 17 Feb 96 10.34 +1.3 Peter Gandy N 020961 3 Adelaide 11 Jan 82 20.32 -0.2 Damien Marsh Q 280371 1 Linz 22 Aug 95 10.34 +1.7 Chris Perry V 210559 4h London 20 Jun 86 20.43A +2.0 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 1 Pietersburg 18 Mar 00 10.35 +0.9 Glenn Crawford V 130173 1 Melbourne 8 Jan 98 20.44 +2.0 V 050165 1 Brisbane 13 Mar 88 10.36 +0.4 Ryan Witnish V 230274 3h Sydney 27 Jan 97 20.45 +1.9 Matt Shirvington N 251078 1 Sydney 10Aug 98 RANKINGS RANKINGS 10.37 +1.0 Gavin Hunter Q 050175 6 Perth 5 Feb 00 20.48 +0.5 Fred Martin N 041066 1 Brisbane 3 Feb 85 10.37 +1.0 Andrew McManus N 111270 7 Perth 5 Feb 00 20.49 0.0 Darren Clark N 060965 1 Sydney 12 Nov 83 10.39 +1.2 Adam Miller N 220684 2 Canberra 15 Mar 03 20.50 -1.4 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Brisbane 5 Apr 04 10.40 +1.8 Steve McBain S 230167 4 Sydney 28 Mar 87 20.53A +0.6 Greg Lewis V 091246 5s Mexico City 16 Oct 68 10.40 +0.0 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 2 Brisbane 14 Feb 99 20.57A +2.0 David Baxter V 270377 3 Pietersburg 18Mar 00 10.42 +1.8 Bob Lay N 200344 3q Tokyo 14 Oct 64 20.58 +0.5 Paul Pearce V 080177 1h Melbourne 2 Mar 97 10.42 +1.4 Graham Haskell V 030848 1h Christchurch 25 Jan 74 20.59 -0.5 S 240158 1 Canberra 21 Dec 80 10.42 +1.9 Troy Davies N 231079 5 Perth 4 Mar 01 20.59 +1.8 Miles Murphy N 190567 1 Canberra 5 Mar 88 10.43 +2.0 Clayton Kearney N 110464 3s London 20 Jun 86 20.60 +1.7 Pat Dwyer N 031177 1 Sydney 20 Dec 97 10.43 +1.6 Braden Fraser V 020677 3 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 20.62 +1.0 David Geddes N 260182 1 Brisbane 13 Apr 02 10.44 Ian Campbell V 180457 2 Missoula 23 Apr 77 20.63 +1.0 Paul Henderson N 130371 1s Brisbane 6 Mar 93 10.44 +1.9 Nigel Biggs W 310877 7 Perth 4 Mar 01 20.64 Clayton Kearney N 110464 2 Seoul 14 Sep 85 10.45 +1.7 Bruce Frayne S 240158 1 London 9 Jun 82 20.65 +0.4 Paul Narracott Q 081059 4 Brisbane 7 Oct 82 10.46 +0.8 Greg Lewis V 091246 =1s Christchurch 26 Jan 74 20.66 +0.7 Peter Gandy N 020961 2 Auckland 24 Jan 81 10.46 -2.4 Phil Chiodo V 101074 1 Melbourne 13 Dec 91 20.66 +1.1 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 2 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 10.46 +0.2 Chad Stephenson N 130372 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 92 20.69 +2.0 Peter van Miltenburg V 160857 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 84 10.46 +1.0 Andrew Murphy V 181269 2 Brisbane 4 Feb 95 20.78 +1.2 Daniel Batman N 200381 1 Darwin 14 Jul 00 10.46 +0.1 Peter Burge N 030774 3 Darwin 23 Jun 00 20.79 +1.8 Bryan Skinner Q 040373 3 Brisbane 17 Feb 96 10.46 +0.0 Ross Smith N 300673 1 Canberra 28 Mar 02 20.80 +0.1 Paul Greene N 091272 2 Pullman 21 May 94 10.46 +1.2 Shem Hollands N 150177 3 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 20.82 +1.7 Mark Garner N 300669 1 Sydney 16 Jan 88 10.47 +1.7 Darren Clark N 060965 1 Melbourne 18 Mar 83 20.83 +1.0 Chad Stephenson N 130372 1 Sydney 22 Feb 92 10.47 -2.2 Peter van Miltenburg V 160857 3 Adelaide 14 Mar 84 20.83 +0.3 Cameron Mackenzie V 100170 1 Melbourne 10 Dec 98 10.47 +1.4 David Dworjanyn N 271068 1s Sydney 25 Feb 89 20.84 +1.0 Peter Vassella N 071271 1 Sydney 15 Feb 98

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

20.85 -0.8 Brett Leavy Q 080265 3 Adelaide 8 Mar 92 45.29 Clinton Hill N 190480 2 Nuoro 9 Jul 03 20.91 +1.0 Richard Hopkins S 121054 6s Champaign 4 Jun 77 45.36 Casey Vincent V 170379 4 Brisbane 8 Sep 00 20.92 Andrew Douglas V 010865 1 Melbourne 11 Jan 90 45.47 Dean Capobianco W 110570 1 Sydney 30 Jan 94 20.92 +1.6 Simon Bresnehan T 151274 2h Melbourne 2 Mar 97 45.50 Brad Jamieson S 160378 1 Melbourne 25 Feb 99 20.93 +1.9 Tim Jackson N 040769 7 Barcelona 11 Sep 89 45.54 Michael Rehardt Q 091281 1 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 20.93 +1.1 Andrew Richardson N 031271 1 Sydney 18 Feb 96 45.55 Declan Stack W 090873 1 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 20.93 +1.1 Andrew McManus N 111270 4 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 45.61 Ross Wilson Q 311050 2 Edinburgh 23 Jul 70 20.94 +1.0 Tim Williams V 091281 1 Brisbane 13Apr 02 45.62 Michael Joubert Q 110570 1 St.Petersburg 30 Jun 95 21.05y +1.0 Gary Eddy V 260345 4 Kingston 11 Aug 66 45.65 Gary Minihan V 240162 1 Melbourne 20 Mar 83 20.95 +1.6 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Sydney 13 Dec 03 45.70 Mark Ladbrook V 060272 1 Melbourne 18 Feb 96 20.97 +1.3 Peter Fitzgerald V 271053 1 Auckland 19 Mar 77 45.84 Paul Pearce V 080177 2 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 20.97 +0.8 Scott Thom V 180379 1 Vilverde 14 Jul 98 45.86 Colin McQueen V 120256 1 Perth 23 Mar 79 20.98 +0.5 Glenn Crawford V 100173 7 Melbourne 2 Mar 97 45.94 Blair Young Q 050471 5 Brisbane 8 Sep 00 20.99 -0.4 Peter Crane V 260972 1 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 45.97 Cameron Mackenzie V 100170 1 Melbourne 14 Feb 98 21.00 -0.4 Mark Ladbrook V 060272 1 Melbourne 17 Feb 96 45.98 David Johnston N 081161 3 Canberra 6 Mar 86 21.00 +1.1 Glenn McCarthy T 210470 2 Sydney 18 Feb 96 45.98 Rohan Robinson V 151171 1 Melbourne 24 Mar 91 21.01 +1.2 David Flowers V 090980 2h Brisbane 25 Mar 01 45.99 Simon Hollingsworth T 090572 1 Adelaide 16 Feb 92 21.03 -0.3 Ryan Witnish V 230274 1 Canberra 11 Jan 97 46.00 Steve Perry V 230970 2 Sydney 24 Feb 91 21.04 Gerrard Keating V 031262 2 Innsbruck 18 Jun 86 46.05 Joshua Coull V 101169 1 Canberra 25 Jan 93 21.04 +1.4 Nathaniel Carr Q 051179 2s Sydney 27 Feb 00 46.06 Anthony Ryan Q 050369 2 Sydney 25 Jan 92 manual 46.07 Mark Ormrod S 011282 4 Osaka 24 May 01 20.2 Peter Norman V 150642 1 Mexico City 5 Oct 68 46.07 John Steffensen W 300882 3 Perth 8 Feb 03 20.3 +1.7 Peter Gandy N 020961 1 Hobart 11 Jan 81 46.10 Alan Ozolins N 010264 1 Sydney 23 Feb 85 20.4 Paul Narracott Q 081059 1 Brisbane 25 Feb 79 46.11 Bruce Field V 220147 4s Christchurch 26 Jan 74 20.4 -0.5 Bruce Frayne S 240158 1 Canberra 21 Dec 80 46.17 Jason Kougellis N 241170 2 Brisbane 6 Mar 92 20.6y Jim Carlton N 100209 1 Sydney 16 Jan 32 46.17 Brett Callaghan V 050173 1 Sydney 12 Mar 94 20.5 Greg Lewis V 091246 2 Sydney 24 Mar 68 46.19 Mark Rosenberg N 090762 1 Canberra 20 Jan 87 20.5 +2.0 Peter Fitzgerald V 271053 1 Melbourne 16 Dec 76 46.19 Robert Ballard N 250964 1h Seoul 19 Sep 88 20.6 Barry Besanko V 150856 2 Brisbane 27 Feb 77 46.19 Anton Booth Q 070370 3 Canberra 18 Feb 01 20.6 Colin McQueen V 120256 1 Brisbane 14 Feb 79 46.20 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 1 Brisbane 23 Jan 00 20.6 Richard James V 090356 2 Sydney 30 Dec 79 46.22 John Higham V 281051 2 Ostrava 7 Jun 78 20.6 Peter van Miltenburg V 160857 1 Melbourne 26 Jan 84 46.22 John Fleming V 310859 1 Canberra 20 Dec 80 20.6 +2.0 Fred Martin N 041066 1 Sydney 29 Jan 84 46.22 Greg Parker W 4s Brisbane 4 Oct 82 20.6 Darren Clark N 060965 1 Sydney 9 Jan 85 46.24 Michael Hazel V 121276 3 Sydney 9 Aug 98 20.6 +1.6 Dean Capobianco W 110570 1h Perth 24 Feb 90 manual 20.6 +1.0 Damien Marsh Q 280371 1 Brisbane 13 Dec 91 45.4 Daniel Batman N 200381 1 Darwin 2 Jul 00 20.6 +0.4 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 1 Vila Real 15 Aug 99 45.6 V 240355 1 Melbourne 18 Feb 78 20.6 -0.1 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Sydney 20 Dec 03 45.6 Darren Clark N 060965 1 Sydney 22 Oct 83 20.8y +0.0 Gary Eddy V 260345 1q Kingston 8 Aug 66 45.6 Pat Dwyer N 031177 1 Canberra 13 Jul 03 20.7 +0.0 Phil King V 181246 3 Sydney 24 Mar 68 45.7 Steve Longden-Gee N 230253 1 Melbourne 17 Dec 74 20.7 +0.0 Gary Holdsworth V 010841 4 Sydney 24 Mar 68 45.7 John Higham V 281051 2 Melbourne 18 Feb 78 20.7 Bruce Weatherlake N 130350 1 Sydney 21 Feb 70 45.8 Brett Callaghan V 051073 1 Sydney 30 Jul 94 20.7 Richard Hopkins S 121054 1 Murfreesborough 6 May 78 45.8 Mark Ladbrook V 060272 3 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 RANKINGS RANKINGS 20.7 Ross Hawthorne N 231259 1 Sydney 25 Feb 79 46.0 Ross Wilson Q 311050 1 Sydney 5 Jul 70 20.7 John Dinan V 181159 1 Melbourne 28 Jan 88 46.0 Jim O'Sullivan Q 130256 1 Brisbane 10 Feb 79 20.7 -1.0 Paul Greene N 091272 1 Perth 13 Feb 95 46.1 Greg Parker W 1 Perth 27 Feb 82 20.9y Peter Vassella N 040141 2 Brisbane 5 Mar 61 20.8 Bob Lay N 200344 1 Adelaide 7 Mar 64 800 METRES 20.8 Glenn Townsend N 160451 1 Sydney 19 Feb 72 1.44.40A Ralph Doubell V 110245 1 Mexico City 15 Oct 68 20.8 Rick Mitchell V 240355 2 Melbourne 29 Feb 76 1.44.78 Peter Bourke V 230458 1 Brisbane 20 Mar 82 20.8 Bill Hancock Q 240258 3 Brisbane 25 Feb 79 1.45.03 Brendan Hanigan T 190373 3 Lappeenranta 26 Jul 94 20.8 Tony McDonald N 180756 2 Sydney 25 Feb 79 1.45.21 Grant Cremer N 090678 2h Seville 27 Aug 99 20.8 Colin O'Sullivan W 130555 3 Sydney 30 Dec 79 1.45.36 Bill Hooker V 310349 3 London 14 Jul 73 20.8 Cameron Mackenzie V 100170 1 Melbourne 19 Nov 92 1.45.38 Simon Doyle Q 091166 4 Nice 15 Sep 91 20.8 +1.4 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Canberra 13 Dec 03 1.45.57 Kris McCarthy V 151079 3 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 1.45.6e John Higham V 251051 1 Auckland 20 Mar 77 400 METRES 1.45.6 Paul Gilbert N 291260 1 Melbourne 22 Mar 84 44.38 Darren Clark N 060965 3s Seoul 26 Sep 88 1.45.70 Barry Acres W 190765 1 Canberra 26 Jan 88 44.71 Miles Murphy N 190567 1 Perth 26 Mar 88 1.45.74 Mike Hillardt Q 220161 1 Melbourne 19 Mar 83 44.73A Pat Dwyer N 031177 1 Pretoria 24 Mar 00 1.45.74 Pat Scammell V 150461 2 Burnaby 16 Jul 84 44.84 Rick Mitchell V 240355 2 Moscow 30 Jul 80 1.45.91 Paul Byrne V 290176 4 Lindau 28 Jul 95 44.98 Robert Stone V 050165 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 88 1.46.9y V 250437 1 Kingston 8 Aug 66 45.02 Daniel Batman N 190381 1 Canberra 22 Feb 03 1.46.26 Ian Gaudry N 200364 1 Melbourne 17 Mar 88 45.08 Mark Garner N 300669 2q Tokyo 26 Aug 91 1.46.3e Peter Watson W 300547 3 Christchurch 20 Jan 74 45.16A Paul Greene W 091272 2 Johannesburg 14 Apr 96 1.46.42 Brett Crew Q 171062 4 Melbourne 13 Oct 82 45.21 Bruce Frayne S 240158 5s Los Angeles 6 Aug 84 1.46.45 Martin Byron N 060669 2 Canberra 15 Jan 00

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

1.46.5 Graeme Rootham N 070348 1 Perth 26 Mar 72 3.39.92 S 230450 3h Christchurch 31 Jan 74 1.46.51 Joseph Ischia V 230274 5 Sydney 28 Feb 98 3.39.92 Nick Landbeck Q 010966 6 Brisbane 15 Mar 97 1.46.54 Dean Kenneally A 080367 6 Dijon 13 Jun 92 3.39.98 Randal Markey T 140255 5 Philadelphia 5 Jun 76 1.47.3y W 250238 1 London 4 Aug 58 3.40.13 Wayne Dyer V 180258 4 Melbourne 6 Mar 84 1.46.6 Mike Willis V 230455 2 Melbourne 15 Jan 81 3.40.2 Simon Lewin V 030172 1 Melbourne 17 Mar 94 1.46.69 Heath Fitzpatrick Q 170875 1 Brisbane 14 Mar 96 3.40.20 Graham Glassford V 080969 1 Kassel 30 May 96 1.46.7 Chum Darvall N 271257 2 Brisbane 18 Mar 78 3.40.21 Julian Marsh V 301173 5 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 1.46.86 Paul Schnyder V 080462 2 Melbourne 3 Mar 85 3.40.30 Mark Fountain V 100382 8 Portland 17 May 03 1.46.90 Alan Ozolins N 010264 2 Melbourne 20 Mar 86 3.40.39 David Evans V 211269 1 Adelaide 16 Feb 92 1.47.0 S 021049 1 Oslo 14 Jul 71 3.40.4 Daniel Hill Q 260274 4 Los Angeles 16 May 98 1.47.0 Michael Joubert Q 110570 1 Seattle 27 May 92 3.40.6 Glenn Ritchie N 180162 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 84 1.47.06 Simon Lewin V 030172 4 Tampere 14 Jun 92 3.40.60 Justin Rinaldi V 200672 5 Brisbane 21 Mar 98 1.47.06 Paul Cleary V 280476 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 99 3.40.7 Tony Williams V 231149 2 Melbourne 15 Dec 71 1.47.07 Simon Still Q 220869 2 Sydney 24 Feb 91 3.40.76 Michael Power V 090576 5 Canberra 18 Feb 01 1.47.18 Matt Favier Q 161065 2 Sydney 24 Feb 85 3.40.9 Alex Davey V 020670 1 Melbourne 10 Dec 92 1.47.18 Todd MacDonald N 080776 1 Brisbane 29 Jul 00 3.41.2 Paul Grinsted V 210857 2 Sydney 23 Mar 80 1.47.26 Rob McVicar N 181060 4 Sydney 22 Jan 84 3.41.28 Darren Abbott S 160871 3 Adelaide 16 Feb 92 1.47.45 Scott Petersen V 141173 7 Stockholm 8 Jul 96 3.41.29 Colin Dalton N 100466 4 Adelaide 16 Feb 92

1000 METRES 1 MILE 2.16.61 Grant Cremer N 090678 7 Stockholm 1 Aug 00 3.49.91 Simon Doyle Q 091166 4 Oslo 6 Jul 91 2.17.49 Mike Hillardt Q 220161 4 London 18 Aug 84 3.51.82 Mike Hillardt Q 220161 1 Koblenz 28 Aug 85 2.17.98 Pat Scammell V 150461 2 London 22 Aug 87 3.52.90 Craig Mottram V 180680 5 Oslo 28 Jun 02 2.18.22 Simon Doyle Q 091166 1 Brussels 27 Aug 89 3.53.58 Pat Scammell V 150461 2 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 2.18.4 Chris Fisher S 021049 1 Munich 24 Aug 72 3.54.5 Herb Elliott W 250238 1 Dublin 6 Aug 58 2.18.4 V 110148 3 Milan 2 Jul 75 3.55.2 Ken Hall V 250751 2 Goteborg 12 Aug 75 2.19.1 Herb Elliott W 250238 1 Stockholm 2 Oct 60 3.55.59 Graham Crouch V 110148 3 Stockholm 1 Jul 74 2.19.20 Scott Petersen V 141173 2 Tata 22 Jul 97 3.55.75 Scott Petersen V 141173 5 Melbourne 20 Feb 97 2.19.52 Peter Bourke V 230458 5 London 22 Aug 87 3.55.9 V 221137 2 Dublin 6 Aug 58 2.20.2 Ken Hall V 250751 5 Copenhagen 13 Aug 75 3.56.23 Youcef Abdi N 071277 8 Eugene 24 May 03 2.20.5 Q 040236 2 Paris 2 Oct 60 3.56.52 Andrew Lloyd N 140259 5 London 27 May 90 2.20.5 Paul Byrne V 290176 1 Melbourne 6 Jan 95 3.56.59 Steve Foley V 211157 2 Dublin 10 Jul 79 2.20.6 Holt Hardy N 091072 1 Sydney 30 Aug 97 3.56.8 Peter Fuller V 281149 2 Melbourne 9 Jan 74 2.20.8 Ralph Doubell V 110245 1 Melbourne 12 Mar 70 3.57.12 Holt Hardy N 091072 4 Melbourne 25 Feb 98 3.57.3 Chris Fisher S 021049 1 Eugene 18 May 75 1500 METRES 3.57.79 V 140251 5 Melbourne 14 Jan 82 3.31.96 Simon Doyle Q 091166 2 Stockholm 3 Jul 91 3.57.9 V 120430 1 Turku 21 Jun 54 3.33.39 Mike Hillardt Q 220161 4 Berlin 23 Aug 85 3.58.0 Peter Watson V 300547 2 Victoria 7 Jul 73 3.34.22 Graham Crouch V 110148 5 Christchurch 2 Feb 74 3.58.0 Peter Bourke V 230458 1 Melbourne 17 Dec 81 3.34.61 Pat Scammell V 150461 2 Melbourne 17 Mar 88 3.58.03 Michael Power V 090576 12 Eugene 4 Jun 95 3.35.40 Craig Mottram V 180680 6 Melbourne 9 Sep 01 3.58.2 Paul Grinsted V 210857 2 Melbourne 17 Dec 81 3.35.6 Herb Elliott W 250238 1 Rome 6 Sep 60 3.58.3 N 080235 1 Melbourne 21 Mar 64 3.36.17 Peter Bourke V 230458 2 Koblenz 13 Aug 87 3.58.38 Darren Abbott S 160871 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 92 RANKINGS RANKINGS 3.36.20 Paul Cleary V 280476 1 Brisbane 13 Mar 99 3.58.38 Alistair Stevenson Q 280579 2 Wanganui 22 Jan 00 3.36.35 Youcef Abdi N 071277 10 Rieti 8 Sep 02 3.58.39 Chris Bowden V 120676 7 Melbourne 20 Feb 97 3.36.6 Ken Hall V 250751 - Goteborg 12 Aug 75 3.58.43 Glenn Ritchie N 180162 6 Cork 5 Jul 88 3.36.60 Andrew Lloyd N 140259 7 Barcelona 16 Jul 90 3.58.57 Daniel Hill Q 260274 2 Brunswick,NY 4 Jul 98 3.36.97 Scott Petersen V 141173 2 Brisbane 15 Mar 97 3.58.6 N 210729 1 Los Angeles 5 May 56 3.37.13 Peter O'Donoghue V 011061 1 Rome 9 Jun 92 3.58.6 Peter O'Donoghue V 011061 3 Wanganui 27 Jan 93 3.37.36 Steve Foley V 211157 3 Zurich 15 Aug 79 3.59.09 Nigel Adkin V 020272 5 Cork 24 Jun 95 3.38.24 Holt Hardy N 091072 3 Brisbane 21 Mar 98 3.59.44 Colin Dalton N 100466 2 Eugene 11 May 91 3.38.59 Shaun Creighton V 140567 2 Lucerne 29 Jun 93 3.59.46 Shaun Creighton V 140567 6 Cork 24 Jun 95 3.38.82 Dean Paulin V 031067 8 Koblenz 24 Aug 89 3.59.64 Mark Arens S 230362 5 Adelaide 13 Mar 82 3.38.96 Alistair Stevenson Q 280579 3 Brisbane 11 Feb 00 3.59.64 Mark Fountain V 100382 12 Eugene 24 May 03 3.39.03 Pat Carroll Q 170861 1 Canberra 10 Jan 90 3.59.8 V 200542 3 Melbourne 18 Mar 71 3.39.07 Mark Gorski W 171075 6 Brisbane 13 Mar 99 3.59.81 Keith Wheeler W 110643 6 Kingston 13 Aug 66 3.39.22 Nick Howarth S 240676 7 Brisbane 13 Mar 99 3.39.32 Darren Lynch V 300866 7 Cork 23 Jun 96 2000 METRES 3.39.34 Chris Bowden V 120676 8 Brisbane 13 Mar 99 5.00.84 Simon Doyle Q 091166 1 Sydney 25 Jan 92 3.39.44 Nigel Adkin V 020272 4 Sydney 21 Mar 95 5.01.3 Steve Foley V 211157 1 Adelaide 22 Dec 79 3.39.5 Chris Fisher V 021049 1 Oslo 3 Aug 71 5.01.85 Michael Power V 090576 6 Villaneuve d'Asq 18 Jun 01 3.39.57 Gerard Ryan V 110760 8 Oslo 27 Jul 85 5.03.00 Shaun Creighton V 140567 2 Sydney 25 Jan 92 3.39.86 Stuart Lyall Q 040473 5 Sydney 20 Feb 99 5.03.62 Pat Scammell V 150461 - Cologne 19 Aug 90 3.39.89 David Forbes N 190360 5 Sydney 11 Mar 84 5.05.95 Mike Hillardt Q 220161 1 Brussels 30 Aug 85 3.39.9 Peter Watson W 300547 1 Sydney 23 Mar 68 5.06.2 Tony Benson V 200542 1 Viareggio 11 Aug 72 3.39.9 Peter Fuller V 281149 1 Melbourne 11 Mar 76

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

5.06.6 David Fitzsimons S 230450 2 Edmonton 2 Aug 78 13.25.49 Pat Carroll Q 170861 1 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 5.06.97 Craig Mottram V 180680 10 Villaneuve d'Asq 18 Jun 01 13.25.77 V 260962 2 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 5.08.3 Kerry O'Brien S 170446 5 Viareggio 11 Aug 72 13.27.31 John Andrews N 090358 1 Melbourne 23 Nov 89 5.08.4 Laurie Toogood N 281145 2 Sydney 18 Mar 66 13.27.98 Jamie Harrison N 211263 2 Melbourne 23 Nov 89 5.08.8 Ron Clarke V 210237 2 Melbourne 22 Nov 66 13.28.61 Rod Higgins A 240867 2 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 5.08.8 Gary Zeuner S 290953 2 Adelaide 22 Dec 79 13.28.71 Simon Doyle Q 091166 3 Melbourne 25 Feb 92 13.29.03 David Evans V 211269 4 Melbourne 25 Feb 92 3000 METRES 13.29.07 Malcolm Norwood V 280764 3 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 7.37.30 Craig Mottram V 180680 11 Monaco 19 Jul 02 13.30.96 Darren Lynch V 300866 1 Melbourne 5 Feb 00 7.41.60 Shaun Creighton V 140567 9 Oslo 21 Jul 95 13.31.2 Ken Hall V 250751 4 Christchurch 19 Jan 80 7.41.78 Lee Troop V 220373 3 Sydney 20 Feb 99 13.32.4 Graham Crouch V 110148 1 Melbourne 4 Feb 76 7.44.65 Simon Doyle Q 091166 1 Jena 3 Jun 94 13.33.03 Mark Tucker V 150879 1 Melbourne 20 Nov 03 7.45.53 Darren Lynch V 300866 5 Sydney 20 Feb 99 13.33.21 Paul Patrick V 150971 4 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 7.45.57 Peter O'Donoghue V 011061 1 Adelaide 14 Feb 93 13.33.23 Sisay Bezabeh A 090977 2 Sydney 26 Feb 00 7.45.94 Andrew Lloyd N 140259 1 Canberra 1 Dec 90 13.33.35 Scott Westcott N 250975 1 Melbourne 18 Nov 99 7.46.22 Michael Power V 090576 1 Brisbane 8 Sep 00 13.34.2 V 030350 5 Melbourne 3 Feb 77 7.47.2m Ron Clarke V 210237 1 Vasteras 27 Jun 67 13.34.2m Rob de Castella V 270257 1 Melbourne 12 Nov 81 7.47.66 Pat Carroll Q 170861 1 Sydney 14 Jan 90 13.35.8 John Bermingham V 240651 2 Melbourne 4 Feb 76 7.48.74 David Fitzsimons S 230450 2 Goteborg 6 Jul 78 13.36.2 Tony Benson V 200542 1 Stockholm 7 Jul 71 7.48.8 Gerard Barrett Q 311256 1 Brisbane 29 Nov 78 13.36.30 Mark Thompson V 050379 4 Brisbane 11 Feb 00 7.50.2 Tony Benson V 200542 1 Melbourne 2 Jan 71 13.37.2 Kerry O'Brien S 170446 1 Melbourne 12 Mar 70 7.50.4 Kerry O'Brien S 170446 2 Melbourne 2 Jan 71 13.37.6 John Coyle V 120741 2 Geelong 18 Jan 66 7.50.59 Darren Wilson V 090868 1 Melbourne 19 Nov 96 13.38.31 Mike Hillardt Q 220161 1 Melbourne 2 Dec 86 7.51.37 Colin Dalton N 100466 4 Sydney 14 Jan 90 13.38.60 Darren Wilson V 090868 4 Melbourne 20 Feb 97 7.51.70 Julian Paynter V 150770 3 Adelaide 14 Feb 93 13.38.65 Colin Dalton N 100466 3 Eugene 16 May 92 7.52.09 Paul Patrick V 150971 4 Adelaide 14 Feb 93 13.38.78 Gerard Ryan V 110760 2 Melbourne 2 Dec 86 7.52.17 Mike Hillardt Q 220161 3 Budapest 20 Aug 84 13.38.94 Stephen Thurston S 260377 3 Melbourne 18 Nov 99 7.53.38 Pat Scammell V 150461 3 Canberra 1 Dec 90 13.38.94 Brett Cartwright S 250173 2 Adelaide 6 Feb 03 7.53.4 Steve Foley V 211157 1 Brisbane 1 Mar 81 7.53.8 John Coyle V 120741 2 Geelong 26 Jan 66 10000 METRES 7.54.31 Youcef Abdi N 071277 1 Cuxhaven 19 Jul 03 27.31.92 Shaun Creighton A 150567 2 Melbourne 25 Nov 96 7.54.4 Steve Austin V 140251 2 Brisbane 1 Mar 81 27.37.00 Darren Wilson V 090868 3 Melbourne 25 Nov 96 7.54.50 Malcolm Norwood V 280764 6 Sydney 14 Jan 90 27.39.89 Ron Clarke V 210237 1 Oslo 14 Jul 65 7.54.97 Mizan Mehari A 281280 6 Sydney 20 Feb 99 27.46.71 V 080252 2 Melbourne 6 Feb 80 7.55.43 Scott Westcott N 250975 5 Brunswick,NY 1 Jul 00 27.47.69 Steve Moneghetti V 260962 7 Oslo 4 Jul 92 7.55.45 Mark Tucker V 150879 1 Melbourne 9 Dec 03 27.49.09 Sisay Bezabeh A 090977 1 Taraniki 21 Jan 02 7.55.8 Graham Crouch V 110148 4 Lyngby 15 Aug 73 27.50.55 Craig Mottram V 180680 1 Melbourne 4 Dec 03 7.55.80 Chris Bowden V 120675 1 Melbourne 10 Dec 97 27.50.7 Gerard Barrett Q 311256 3 Moscow 21 Jul 79 7.55.88 David Evans V 211269 4 Tampere 18 Jun 95 27.50.73 Dean Cavuoto A 040675 2 Taraniki 21 Jan 02 7.55.93 Steve Isbel A 090572 4 Adelaide 26 Jan 96 27.51.27 Lee Troop V 220373 1 Inglewood 15 Feb 03 7.56.3 Gerard Ryan V 110760 1 Canberra 16 Nov 85 27.53.30 Steve Austin V 140251 3 Stockholm 9 Jul 81 7.56.53 Rohan Perrott V 100469 3 Melbourne 10 Dec 97 27.54.93 Brett Cartwright S 250173 3 Taraniki 21 Jan 02 7.56.8 Ken Hall V 250751 2 Melbourne 15 Nov 77 27.57.34 Andrew Lloyd N 140259 1 Melbourne 12 Dec 87 RANKINGS RANKINGS 7.57.4 Bill Scott V 080252 5 Eschweiler 4 Jun 75 27.59.64 Paul Patrick V 150971 1 Melbourne 16 Dec 93 7.57.46 Brett Cartwright S 250173 7 Sydney 16 Feb 01 28.02.73 Rob de Castella V 270257 2 Melbourne 15 Dec 83 7.57.63 Simon Field V 110579 2 Melbourne 9 Dec 03 28.03.33 Julian Paynter V 150770 6 Melbourne 14 Dec 95 7.58.0 Kerry Pearce V 101246 2 Oslo 14 Jul 71 28.04.64 David Fitzsimons S 230450 9 London 9 Sep 77 7.58.24 Kim Gillard N 180870 5 Hobart 30 Jan 00 28.09.7 John Andrews N 090358 1 Melbourne 16 Dec 82 7.58.3 John Andrews N 090358 2 Canberra 11 Feb 84 28.11.25 Peter Brett S 141162 2 Melbourne 18 Dec 86 7.58.42 Clinton Mackevicius N 090278 1 Canberra 24 Feb 01 28.14.25 Rod Higgins A 240867 2 Melbourne 10 Dec 91 7.58.54 Jamie Harrison N 211263 2 Canberra 26 Jan 89 28.15.00 Danny Boltz N 170762 3 Melbourne 18 Dec 86 28.15.6 Chris Wardlaw V 030350 1 Melbourne 3 Mar 76 5000 METRES 28.16.19 Jamie Harrison N 211263 4 Melbourne 18 Dec 86 13.12.04 Craig Mottram V 180680 2 Melbourne 7 Mar 02 28.18.2 Garry Henry S 170553 5 Melbourne 6 Feb 80 13.14.82 Lee Troop V 220373 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 99 28.18.47 David Evans N 211269 7 Vancouver 1 Jun 96 13.16.6 Ron Clarke V 210237 1 Stockholm 5 Jul 66 28.19.0 Dave Chettle T 140951 1 Melbourne 15 Dec 77 13.17.42 David Fitzsimons S 230450 3 Dusseldorf 4 Sep 77 28.19.41 Scott Westcott N 250975 4 Melbourne 6 Dec 99 13.17.76 Shaun Creighton V 140567 7 Lausanne 5 Jul 95 28.21.26 Adam Hoyle V 200863 6 Melbourne 18 Dec 86 13.22.1 Steve Austin V 140251 7 Oslo 15 Jul 80 28.23.50 Lawrie Whitty N 060260 3 Melbourne 15 Dec 83 13.23.31 Peter O'Donoghue V 011061 1 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 28.23.61 Kim Gillard N 180870 5 Melbourne 6 Dec 99 13.23.37 Gerard Barrett Q 311256 1 Christchurch 20 Jan 79 28.25.56 Andrew Letherby Q 190973 11 Stanford 4 May 01 13.23.56 Michael Power V 090576 4 Osaka 12 May 01 28.29.97 Andrew Garnham V 060260 9 Melbourne 18 Dec 86 13.23.8 Bill Scott V 080252 1 Melbourne 23 Jan 80 28.30.26 Paul Arthur N 050567 3 Melbourne 10 Dec 91 13.24.22 Julian Paynter V 150770 3 Melbourne 19 Nov 95 28.30.55 Pat Carroll Q 170861 3 Canberra 11 Mar 88 13.24.56 Mizan Mehari A 281280 8h Sydney 27 Sep 00 28.33.28 Mark Boucher V 031162 10 Melbourne 18 Dec 86 13.24.63 Andrew Lloyd N 140259 1 Melbourne 25 Feb 92 28.34.16 Steve Isbel A 090572 6 Melbourne 25 Nov 96

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

28.36.63 Max Little T 231049 6 Koblenz 27 Aug 80 2:11.55.0 Chris Wardlaw V 030350 =6 Fukuoka 2 Dec 79 28.37.64 N 140728 3 Rome 8 Sep 60 2:12.10.0 Malcolm Norwood V 280764 1 St.Paul 6 Oct 91 28.38.52 V 150169 9 Melbourne 14 Dec 95 2:12.45.0 Andrew Letherby Q 190973 14 Fukuoka 7 Dec 03 28.43.20 Nigel Adkin V 020272 5 Melbourne 4 Dec 00 2:12.50.0 Grenville Wood S 030255 2 Melbourne 17 Oct 82 28.43.49 Kerry O'Brien S 170446 8 Edinburgh 18 Jul 70 2:13.15.0 Rob Wallace V 210651 3 Duluth 20 Jun 81 28.44.0 Garry Bentley T 040350 2 Melbourne 18 Dec 80 2:13.20.0 Sean Quilty V 160566 3 Beppu 4 Feb 96 28.44.4 Kent Rayner T 131050 3 Melbourne 21 Mar 76 2:13.26.0 Ray Boyd W 260566 15 Chicago 24 Oct 99 28.44.52 Mark Tucker V 150879 4 Melbourne 4 Dec 03 2:13.53.0 Rod De Highden V 150169 17 Fukuoka 5 Dec 99 2:13.57.0 Jeff Coole V 210153 3 Melbourne 17 Oct 82 HALF MARATHON 2:14.00.0 Magnus Michelsson V 040968 1 Melbourne 12 Oct 03 1:00.02.0 Darren Wilson V 090868 1 Tokyo 19 Jan 97 2:14.21.0 Lawrie Whitty N 060260 7 Montreal 12 Sep 81 1:00.06.0 Steve Moneghetti V 260962 1 Tokyo 24 Jan 93 2:14.33.0 Brenton Norman S 281244 2 Perth 8 Sep 73 1:01.00.0 Lee Troop V 220373 2 Tokyo 15 Jan 99 2:14.36.0 Andrew Lloyd N 140259 2 Sydney 10 Jun 84 1:01.11.0 Pat Carroll Q 170861 1 Sydney 22 May 94 2:14.39.0 Shane Nankervis V 060574 15 Lake Biwa 2 Mar 03 1:01.18.0 Rob de Castella V 270257 2 Milan 4 Apr 82 2:14.44.0 John Andrews N 090358 15 Chicago 30 Oct 88 1:01.37.0 John Andrews N 090358 7 Brussels 3 Oct 93 2:14.59.0 Peter Mitchell V 230758 1 Gold Coast 20 Jul 86 1:01.56.0 Malcolm Norwood V 280764 16 South Shields 20 Sep 92 2:15.04.0 Nick de Castella V 120560 2 Auckland 19 Nov 83 1:02.16.0 Paul Arthur N 050567 7 Tokyo 26 Jan 92 2:15.11.0 Russell Foley T 181160 3 Gold Coast 23 Jul 89 1:02.16.0 Sean Quilty V 160566 10 Tokyo 19 Jan 97 2:15.13.0 Kim Gillard N 180870 5 Pyongyang 15 Apr 01 1:02.30.0 Rod De Highden V 150169 11 Tokyo 19 Jan 97 2:15.16.0 Graeme Kennedy V 270258 1 Canberra 12 Apr 81 1:02.32.0 Gerard Barrett Q 311256 1 Auckland 1 Nov 81 2:15.17.0 Allan Carman S 150568 1 Gold Coast 22 Jul 90 1:02.48.0 Kim Gillard N 180870 15 Osaka 25 Jan 98 2:15.18.0 Phill Sly V 020974 11 Hamburg 27 Apr 03 1:02.54.0 Andrew Lloyd N 140259 11 Tokyo 23 Jan 94 2:15.49.0 Greg Lyons V 130561 1 Melbourne 5 Oct 97 1:03.03.0 Scott Westcott N 250975 1 Noosa 27 Aug 00 2:16.01.0 Steve Austin V 140251 2 Melbourne 14 Oct 84 1:03.08.0 Rod Higgins A 240867 38 Brussels 3 Oct 93 2:16.13.0 Merv Johnstone V 050567 7 Los Angeles 4 Mar 90 1:03.14.0 V 251264 1 Melbourne 16 Aug 87 2:16.17.0 Michael Dalton T 260666 4 Gold Coast 17 Jul 94 1:03.15.0 David Evans V 211269 3 Gold Coast 18 Jul 93 2:16.18.0 Garry Bentley T 040350 24 Fukuoka 6 Dec 81 1:03.19.0 Sisay Bezabeh A 090977 2 Gold Coast 24 Jun 01 1:03.32.0 Andrew Letherby Q 190973 1 Austin 2 Feb 03 110 METRES HURDLES 1:03.34.0 Shaun Creighton A 140567 4 Sydney 24 May 98 13.29 +0.6 Kyle Vander-Kuyp V 300571 1q Goteborg 14 Aug 95 1:03.36.0 Peter Brett S 141162 1 Odense 12 Aug 89 13.58 +1.5 Don Wright Q 260459 3 Brisbane 4 Oct 82 1:03.40.0 John Farrington N 020742 - Fukuoka 3 Dec 72 13.69 +2.0 John Caliguri V 281062 3 Tampere 13 Jun 92 1:03.40.0 Adam Hoyle V 280863 1 Gold Coast 24 Jul 88 13.72 +1.5 Max Binnington V 080349 5 Brisbane 4 Oct 82 1:03.40.0 Dean Cavuoto A 040675 3 Gold Coast 12 Jul 98 13.73 +1.8 Stuart Anderson Q 190679 2 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 1:03.50.0 Martin Dent N 080279 8 Gold Coast 7 Jul 02 13.76 +0.1 David Cooper Q 100872 2 Brisbane 15 Mar 97 1:03.54.0 Garry Henry S 170553 - Fukuoka 7 Dec 80 13.78A +2.0 Rod Zuyderwyk Q 130371 6 Johannesburg 13 Sep 98 1:03.54.0 Steve Austin V 140251 2 Melbourne 19 Aug 84 13.81A +0.0 Tim Ewen S 210277 4 Pretoria 24 Mar 00 1:03.56.0 V 171142 - Antwerp 30 May 69 13.88 0.0 Warren Parr N 250152 6s Montreal 28 Jul 76 1:03.56.0 Mike Dalton T 260666 11 Gold Coast 16 Jul 95 13.91 +0.1 Jagan Hames S 311075 3 Brisbane 15 Mar 97 1:03.56.0 Greg Lyons V 130561 Osaka 25 Jan 98 13.92 0.0 Jon Morrison N 140569 4 Brisbane 14 Mar 96 1:03.58.0 Magnus Michelsson V 040968 6 Gold Coast 24 Jun 01 13.95 +1.5 Jai Taurima Q 260672 1 Brisbane 14 Nov 92 1:04.00.0 Wayne Larden N 080369 5 Gold Coast 17 Jul 94 14.00 +1.9 David Rose S 180878 2 Canberra 8 Feb 98 1:04.10.0 Brett Cartwright S 250173 7 Gold Coast 24 Jun 01 14.07 +0.7 Andrew Cameron Q 010181 2h Brisbane 13 Apr 02 RANKINGS RANKINGS 1:04.11.0 Jeff Coole V 210153 3 Melbourne 23 Jan 84 14.08 +1.8 Nfa Forster-Jones V 250180 4 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 1:04.14.0 Grenville Wood S 030255 5 Melbourne 18 Aug 85 14.09 -1.0 Vin Plant V 290649 1 Melbourne 31 Mar 79 1:04.18.0 Peter Haynes A 301260 1 Canberra 19 May 91 14.09 0.0 Mike Wilson V 020159 2 Melbourne 6 Mar 84 1:04.23.0 Dean Giblin T 070265 8 Gold Coast 17 Jul 94 14.11 Scott Ferrier V 120674 4 Durham 13 Jul 96 1:04.25.0 John Lisiewicz S 180762 2 Bristol 12 May 96 14.12 Mal Baird V 060748 2 Munich 24 Aug 72 14.14A +1.7 Gary Knoke N 050242 4h Mexico City 16 Oct 68 MARATHON 14.14 -1.0 Paul Edmiston W 160272 4 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 2:07.51.0 Rob de Castella V 270257 1 Boston 21 Apr 86 14.15 +1.0 Dean Capobianco W 110570 1 Brisbane 19 Mar 89 2:08.16.0 Steve Moneghetti V 260962 1 Berlin 30 Sep 90 14.15 +1.7 Chris Ingram Q 160473 3 Brisbane 15 Feb 98 2:08.33.6 Derek Clayton V 171142 1 Antwerp 30 May 69 14.19 +1.5 Martin Barrow V 030173 5 Sydney 26 Feb 00 2:09.39.0 Pat Carroll Q 170861 1 Oita 5 Feb 95 14.21 +0.6 Gareth Watkins N 100478 1 Sydney 24 Jan 97 2:09.49.0 Lee Troop V 220373 7 Lake Biwa 2 Mar 03 14.24 -0.8 Ryan Purcell W 240183 2 Canberra 22 Feb 03 2:10.09.0 Garry Henry S 170553 4 Fukuoka 7 Dec 80 14.27 -0.9 Peter Clark V 171271 3 Brisbane 5 Feb 94 2:10.11.0 Brad Camp V 251264 1 Gold Coast 23 Jul 89 14.28 +0.4 Michael Kent Q 270360 3h Canberra 30 Mar 85 2:10.20.0 Dave Chettle T 140951 2 Fukuoka 7 Dec 75 14.28 +1.1 Peter Winter V 170171 3 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 2:10.22.0 Shaun Creighton A 140567 1 Berlin 28 Sep 97 14.28 -1.6 Ryan Moore W 181074 1 Sydney 14 Mar 94 2:10.22.0 Nick Harrison V 181070 3 Beppu 3 Feb 03 14.28 -1.9 Greg Eyears N 211081 3 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 2:11.06.0 Darren Wilson V 090868 5 Fukuoka 7 Dec 97 14.28 -0.1 Duncan Harvey Q 120381 1 Brisbane 14 Nov 03 2:11.08.0 Sisay Bezabeh A 090977 7 Chicago 12 Oct 03 14.30 -1.5 Steve Saunders N 150266 2 Adelaide 26 Nov 89 2:11.10.0 Danny Boltz N 170762 2 Los Angeles 3 Mar 91 14.30 +2.0 Adam Dorey W 240680 4 Perth 5 Feb 00 2:11.13.0 John Farrington N 020742 1 Sydney 14 Jul 73 14.31 +0.0 Ashley Mahoney Q 131176 3 Brisbane 11 Feb 00 2:11.43.0 Gerard Barrett Q 311256 1 Adelaide 6 Apr 80 14.36 +0.2 Chris Shute N 300575 4 Sydney 21 Mar 95 2:11.55.0 Bill Scott V 080252 =6 Fukuoka 2 Dec 79 14.38y -0.6 Dave Prince N 200941 2h Perth 29 Nov 62

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

14.39 +2.0 Michael Carroll N 060662 1 Sydney 14 Jan 84 50.72 Dolph Francis Q 060567 2s Athens 17 Jul 86 14.44 +1.3 Tony Briggs V 030767 2 Melbourne 10 Mar 90 50.82 Kevin Oakey V 101164 4 Perth 27 Mar 88 14.47 +1.4 James Goodwin V 020975 5h Lisbon 21 Jul 94 50.85 James Stephenson N 250764 2 Eugene 29 Aug 88 14.47 +1.4 William Wicks N 050180 1 Sydney 6 Mar 99 50.86 V 241041 5s Tokyo 15 Oct 64 14.47 +0.5 John Burstow 171085 2 Brisbane 28 Nov 03 50.86 Gary Workman V 170371 2 Adelaide 1 Feb 97 14.50 -0.4 Aaron Petersen V 221080 3h Melbourne 3 Mar 02 50.88 Dale Horrobin V 100360 2 Canberra 31 Mar 85 14.51 -0.9 Greg Barnett V 291161 6 Melbourne 21 Mar 85 50.92 Hamish Halley N 260766 2 Canberra 6 Mar 86 14.52 -1.1 Andrew Anastasios V 090366 1 Melbourne 23 Nov 89 50.96 V 290581 1 Sydney 3 Feb 02 14.54 -2.5 Michael Ryan Q 050558 2h Adelaide 22 Mar 81 manual 14.54 Neil McGillivray N 200254 2 Brisbane 4 Mar 84 49.3 Gary Knoke N 050242 1 Perth 26 Mar 72 manual 49.8 Don Hanly V 050454 1 Melbourne 21 Mar 76 13.2 Kyle Vander-Kuyp V 300571 1 Melbourne 3 Feb 94 50.1 Ken Roche V 241041 2 Perth 27 Mar 66 13.6 Warren Parr N 250152 1 Sydney 9 Oct 77 50.7y Tony Pickett N 130244 2 Albuquerque 9 Mar 67 13.7 +1.5 Vin Plant V 290649 2 Melbourne 1 Mar 75 50.9y Michael Ryan V 191241 1 Melbourne 22 Mar 64 13.8 Mal Baird V 060748 1 Sydney 12 Mar 72 50.6 Bill Hooker V 310349 1 Melbourne 30 Mar 69 13.8 Mike Wilson V 020159 2 Melbourne 19 Jan 82 50.7 Max Binnington V 080349 1 Adelaide 23 Mar 75 13.8A Rod Zuyderwyk Q 300371 dec Provo 26 Apr 91 50.7 Ken Elphick N 130352 4 Melbourne 20 Mar 76 13.8 +2.0 Ryan Moore W 181074 1 Perth 24 Feb 96 14.0y +1.6 V 231026 1 Melbourne 9 Feb 52 3000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 14.0y John Chittick V 291037 1 Melbourne 3 Feb 60 8.16.22 Shaun Creighton V 140567 3 Lille 2 Jul 93 14.0 John Kenny N 130451 1 Sydney 11 Dec 76 8.21.98 Kerry O'Brien S 170446 1 Berlin 4 Jul 70 14.0 Peter Clark V 171271 1 Melbourne 3 Feb 94 8.24.48 Chris Unthank V 310872 10 Hechtel 19 Jul 97 14.0 +1.3 Chris Shute N 300575 2 Canberra 28 Oct 95 8.26.13 Peter Nowill Q 150679 6 Luzern 26 Jun 03 14.1y Peter Gardner V 050125 1 Melbourne 29 Jan 49 8.26.2e N 090143 1 Edinburgh 23 Jul 70 14.1y Dave Prince N 200941 1 Melbourne 12 Jul 66 8.27.0 Peter Larkins V 220654 1 Melbourne 11 Mar 76 14.1y Tony Pickett N 130244 USA .66 8.29.0 Bob Hendy V 060145 1 Victoria Can. 7 Jul 73 14.1 N 060345 2 Sydney 5 Jul 70 8.30.22 Martin Dent N 080279 2 Hobart 30 Jan 00 14.1 -0.5 Chris Ingram Q 160473 1 Brisbane 5 Jan 01 8.31.18 Gary Zeuner S 290953 1 Adelaide 13 Mar 82 14.1 Greg Eyears N 211081 1 Sydney 25 Oct 03 8.31.4 Rob Gilfillan V 200157 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 80 14.2y Ken Doubleday V 140226 1 Sydney 11 Feb 54 8.33.06 Stephen Thurston S 260377 2 Manchester 14 Jun 00 14.2 Ken Elphick N 130352 1 Sydney 4 Apr 73 8.35.02 Wayne Dyer V 180258 3 Melbourne 31 Mar 84 14.2 -0.9 Adam Pedler S 010352 3 Hobart 12 Mar 77 8.36.2 Ian Blackwood V 250641 1 Melbourne 3 Mar 66 14.2 Greg Barnett V 291161 1 Melbourne 17 Feb 87 8.36.8 Bob Walczak V 040550 1 Adelaide 22 Mar 75 14.2 Michael Bogdanis W 240478 1 Perth 6 Dec 97 8.38.9 Brendan Hewitt S 170864 1 Adelaide 8 Feb 84 14.3 Berry Primrose N 220738 1 Sydney 4 Feb 58 8.39.0 V 270438 1 Sydney 2 Feb 64 14.3y John Lane V 220348 2 Melbourne 17 Mar 70 8.39.34 Richard Russell V 020970 1 Melbourne 19 Feb 94 14.3 Peter Morton N 2 Sydney 4 Mar 72 8.39.70 Richard Jeremiah V 031282 6 Stanford 3 May 03 14.3 Michael Yung Q 020362 1 Brisbane 15 May 84 8.40.62 Glenn Stojanovic N 030274 5 Seoul 20 Sep 92 14.3 Neil Coghlan V 120563 2 Melbourne 5 Dec 85 8.41.75 Mark Tucker V 150879 2 Sydney 22 Mar 03 14.3 Hamish Halley N 260766 1 Sydney 17 May 88 8.42.09 Ryan Taylor A 120876 1 Melbourne 4 Dec 00 8.42.87 Rob Neylon V 310858 6 Christchurch 1 Feb 81 400 METRES HURDLES 8.43.22 Steve Barlow V 020761 2 Houston 14 Mar 86 48.28 Rohan Robinson V 151171 4s Atlanta 31 Jul 96 8.43.4 Garry Briggs Q 270258 1 Adelaide 12 Mar 83 RANKINGS RANKINGS 48.87 Zid Abou Hamed N 220470 1 Sydney 20 Feb 99 8.43.50 Pat Woods A 051067 1 Melbourne 1 Apr 90 49.08A Blair Young Q 050471 2 Pietersburg 18 Mar 00 8.44.0 Kerry Pearce V 101246 4 Los Angeles 18 Jul 69 49.26 Simon Hollingsworth T 090572 2 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 8.44.3 Phil Cuffe V 100554 3 Melbourne 12 Jan 78 49.32 Bruce Field V 220147 2 Christchurch 29 Jan 74 8.44.4 Craig Logan V 290162 1 Melbourne 3 Feb 87 49.37 Garry Brown Q 271054 1 Brisbane 7 Oct 82 8.44.6 Fred Langford W 300546 1 Melbourne 30 Mar 74 49.47 Matt Beckenham N 180376 2 Sydney 20 Feb 99 8.44.73 Rob Ellis V 080473 1 Canberra 15 Jan 00 49.49 Nick Ward W 180170 1 Sydney 13 Mar 94 8.45.00 Travis Longmuir V 081172 2 Brisbane 29 Jul 00 49.61A Gary Knoke N 050242 5s Mexico City 14 Oct 68 8.45.11 John Lisiewicz S 180762 2 Melbourne 1 Apr 90 49.64 Chris Carroll Q 090574 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 99 8.45.8 Gerard Ryan V 110760 1 Canberra 11 Nov 89 49.69 Peter Grant V 050154 3 Copenhagen 1 Aug 79 8.46.1 Jeff Thompson N 5 Austin 2 Apr 77 49.82 Ken Gordon Q 190562 1 Canberra 14 Mar 87 8.46.51 Michael Inwood Q 181265 9 Barcelona 10 Sep 89 49.85 Leigh Miller V 190863 1 Perth 27 Mar 88 8.47.0 Grant Taggert V 210447 2 Melbourne 30 Mar 74 49.85 Michael Hazel V 121276 3 Brisbane 13 Apr 02 8.47.1 Graeme Olden V 100964 1 Melbourne 10 Dec 92 50.08 Peter Bate V 030179 4 Canberra 6 Feb 99 50.11 Tony Briggs V 030767 2 Sydney 23 Feb 91 3000 METRES WALK 50.26 John Roche V 121260 1 Melbourne 14 Jan 82 10.56.22 Andrew Jachno V 130462 1 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 50.30 Darren Wright W 160765 2 Perth 27 Mar 88 11.00.56 Dave Smith V 240755 1 Perth 24 Jan 87 50.58y David Lean T 220835 2 22 Jul 58 11.11.45 Nick A'Hern N 060169 2 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 50.40 Rod Zuyderwyk Q 300371 4 Hobart 25 Feb 96 11.16.2 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 1 Sydney 27 Nov 99 50.47 Matt Woodhouse N 020374 2 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 11.17.0 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Melbourne 10 Dec 98 50.54 Manesh Pillay W 150772 1 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 11.23.2 Steve Beecroft V 140371 1 Melbourne 13 Jan 94 50.64 Andrew Zorzit N 170368 1 Canberra 4 Mar 89 11.26.0 Simon Baker V 060258 1 Solleftuna 7 Jul 89 50.69 Paul Greene W 091272 3 Perth 28 Jan 96 11.28.2 Willi Sawall V 071141 1 Melbourne 15 Mar 80

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

11.29.7 Brent Vallance N 300472 1 Sydney 6 Dec 97 20.51.18 Rohan Best T 240273 1 Hobart 6 Jan 91 11.32.9 Doug Connolly N 301082 2 Sydney 27 Nov 99 20.54.56 Mike Woods N 111062 3 Sydney 23 Feb 85 11.38.8 Liam Murphy S 050679 1 Adelaide 13 Nov 99 20.54.7 Marcus Dwyer V 260377 1 Melbourne 19 Nov 98 11.42.7 Damien O'Mara N 031075 2 Sydney 4 Jan 97 20.59.1 Scott Hollaway W 221283 1 Perth 6 Jan 02 11.45.5 Paul Copeland V 250467 1 Melbourne 16 Jan 92 21.02.1 Craig Jeffery V 120568 1 Bendigo 25 Jan 92 11.46.09 Anthony Miles Q 301171 2 Brisbane 16 Nov 91 21.03.1 Dominic McGrath V 040672 2 Melbourne 22 Feb 01 11.47.2 Jon Gawley N 080580 2 Sydney 16 Jan 99 21.06.38 Travis Harbour V 121275 3 Melbourne 8 Feb 97 11.47.6 Dion Russell V 080575 2 Melbourne 2 Dec 93 21.06.4 Graeme Nicholls V 150548 1 Ballarat 17 Nov 70 11.48.4 Luke Adams N 221076 2 Sydney 21 Oct 95 11.49.7 Travis Harbour V 121275 1 Melbourne 1 Feb 97 10000 METRES WALK 11.50.2 Darren Bown S 300674 2 Adelaide 30 Oct 99 38.20.9 Dave Smith V 240755 1 Sydney 15 Sep 85 11.50.6 Mike Harvey V 051262 2 Melbourne 1 Mar 86 38.44.87 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Canberra 8 Feb 02 11.51.0 Greg Robertson T 231269 1 Hobart 19 Jan 91 39.10.10 Nick A'Hern N 060169 1 Sydney 13 Jan 91 11.52.3 Craig Brill V 101167 3 Melbourne 15 Nov 90 39.29.3 Andrew Jachno V 130462 1 Melbourne 6 Jan 91 11.54.4 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Melbourne 27 Feb 03 40.35.0 Simon Baker V 060258 1 Ornskoldsvik 8 Jul 89 11.54.75 Noel Wooler Q 190575 1 Brisbane 25 Jan 96 40.46.32 Luke Adams N 221076 2 Canberra 8 Feb 02 11.58.3 Rob McFadden S 150366 1 Adelaide 6 Jan 88 40.46.4 Steve Beecroft V 140371 2 Melbourne 5 Jan 92 11.58.4 Daniel Thorne V 191279 1 Geelong 27 Oct 01 41.05.2 Paul Copeland V 250467 3 Melbourne 5 Jan 92 11.58.8 Craig Jeffery V 120568 2 Melbourne 30 Jan 92 41.08.84 Darren Bown S 300674 3 Canberra 8 Feb 02 12.00.0 Mark Blackwood V 251177 2 Melbourne 11 Feb 97 41.38.16 Brent Vallance N 300472 3 Canberra 8 Feb 98 12.00.3 Mike Woods N 111062 1 Sydney 13 Mar 82 41.50.70 Dion Russell V 080575 8 Lisbon 21 Jul 94 12.00.5 Dominic McGrath V 040672 3 Melbourne 7 Nov 96 41.58.54 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 1 Sydney 18 Aug 00 12.01.69 Dariusz Wojcic V 240959 1 Melbourne 10 Dec 91 42.06.8 Mike Harvey V 051262 2 Orskodsvik 1 Jul 90 12.01.9 Ian Waters V 010467 3 Melbourne 2 Dec 93 42.11.83 Jon Gawley N 080580 1 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 12.02.1 Mark Donahoo V 270558 4 Melbourne 2 Dec 93 42.12.4 Rob McFadden S 150366 1 Adelaide 28 Mar 92 12.03.0 Rohan Best T 240273 2 Hobart 2 Feb 91 42.27.81 Liam Murphy S 050679 3 Hobart 9 Mar 02 12.08.1 Jarred Russell V 120680 2 Melbourne 27 Jan 00 42.29.7 Doug Connolly N 301082 1 Sydney 26 Oct 01 12.08.58 Matt Golebiowski N 200480 1 Hobart 12 Dec 97 42.31.05 Duane Cousins V 130773 4 Canberra 8 Feb 02 12.09.7 Paul Kennedy V 030457 1 Melbourne 15 Jan 94 42.45.5 Greg Robertson T 231269 1 Hobart 9 Feb 91 12.10.2 Brad Malcolm V 070878 3 Melbourne 15 Feb 01 12.11.4 Alan Muir N 151064 2 Sydney 13 Mar 82 20KM.WALK 1:18.14.0 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Dublin 16 Jun 01 5000 METRES WALK 1:19.22.0 Dave Smith V 240755 1 Hobart 19 Jul 87 18.51.39 Nick A'Hern N 060169 1 Auckland 21 Feb 98 1:19.33.0 Nick A'Hern N 060169 1 Melbourne 15 Dec 90 18.52.87 Dave Smith V 240755 1 Canberra 21 Feb 86 1:19.35.0 Luke Adams N 221076 5 Paris 23 Aug 03 19.09.74 Andrew Jachno V 130462 2 Sydney 23 Feb 91 1:20.43.0 Andrew Jachno V 130462 1 Brisbane 26 Aug 90 19.20.87 Brent Vallance N 300472 1 Sydney 20 Feb 00 1:20.49.0 Dion Russell V 080875 1 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 19.24.12i Simon Baker V 060258 7 Budapest 5 Mar 89 1:21.19.0 Simon Baker V 060258 1 Canberra 27 Aug 88 19.27.4 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Melbourne 6 Nov 97 1:21.36.0 Willi Sawall V 071141 1 Melbourne 4 Jul 82 19.34.68 Luke Adams N 221076 2 Sydney 20 Feb 00 1:24.11.0 Liam Murphy S 050679 1 Adelaide 26 Jul 03 19.36.84 Dion Russell V 080575 3 Hobart 14 Feb 97 1:24.20.0 Duane Cousins V 130773 5 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 19.38.22 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 3 Sydney 19 Feb 00 1:24.34.0 Brent Vallance N 300472 15 Naumburg 23 May 98 19.45.65 Willi Sawall V 071141 2 Melbourne 31 Mar 84 1:24.54.0 Paul Copeland V 250467 1 Melbourne 10 Nov 91 RANKINGS RANKINGS 19.46.91 Steve Beecroft V 140371 2 Melbourne 9 Feb 92 1:24.57.0 Darren Bown S 300674 6 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 19.56.9 Jon Gawley N 080580 2 Sydney 6 Mar 99 1:25.02.0 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 7 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 19.57.9 Paul Copeland V 250467 2 Melbourne 14 Dec 89 1:25.31.0 Steve Beecroft V 140371 2 Canberra 28 Jan 94 19.58.65 Doug Connolly N 301082 1 Sydney 9 Dec 99 1:25.34.0 Mike Harvey V 051262 3 Melbourne 25 Aug 90 20.06.54 Noel Wooler Q 190575 1 Brisbane 16 Feb 96 1:26.33.0 Mark Donahoo V 270558 1 Melbourne 22 May 94 20.12.2 Liam Murphy S 050679 1 Adelaide 28 Jan 00 1:27.12.0 Tim Erickson V 231150 1 Melbourne 14 Dec 80 20.14.9 Mike Harvey V 051262 1 Melbourne 26 Nov 91 1:27.19.0 Dominic McGrath V 040672 10 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 20.16.26 Damien O'Mara N 031075 4 Melbourne 20 Feb 97 1:27.20.0 Daniel Thorne V 191279 1 Melbourne 16 Dec 01 20.19.6 Darren Bown S 300674 1 Adelaide 17 Nov 99 1:27.29.0 Bill Dyer V 260361 - Melbourne 22 Jun 85 20.22.5 Dariusz Wojcic V 240959 3 Melbourne 26 Nov 91 1:27.42.0 Brad Malcolm V 070878 1 Melbourne 19 Jul 98 20.30.1 Rob McFadden S 150366 1 Adelaide 21 Mar 92 1:28.18.0 Mike Woods N 111062 30 Bergen 24 Sep 83 20.30.87 Matt O'Donnell N 181174 4 Sydney 12 Mar 94 1:28.25.0 Rob McFadden S 150366 5 Canberra 27 Aug 88 20.33.13 Duane Cousins V 130773 5 Melbourne 15 Mar 97 1:28.29.0 Steve Hausfeld N 070452 6 Richmond 9 Apr 88 20.34.9 Daniel Thorne V 191279 1 Melbourne 13 Mar 03 1:28.29.0 Shane Pearson Q 050674 8 Melbourne 27 Feb 97 20.38.0 Mark Donahoo V 270558 2 Melbourne 22 Nov 90 1:29.04.0 Craig Jeffery V 120568 3 Melbourne 4 Aug 91 20.40.8 Jason Moore Q 190374 1 Brisbane 12 Feb 93 1:29.08.0 Marcus Dwyer V 260377 3 Melbourne 19 Jul 98 20.41.45 Greg Robertson T 231269 4 Sydney 23 Feb 91 1:29.12.0 Noel Freeman V 251238 1 Melbourne 6 Apr 68 20.42.9 Craig Brill V 101167 1 Melbourne 6 Dec 90 1:29.13.0 Ian Waters V 010467 - Melbourne 19 Dec 93 20.44.4 Brad Malcolm V 070878 1 Melbourne 10 Feb 00 1:29.22.0 Rohan Best T 240273 1 Hobart 4 Aug 90 20.45.92 Paul Kennedy V 030457 5 Sydney 12 Mar 94 1:29.23.0 Craig Brill V 101167 2 Melbourne 4 Aug 91 20.47.74 Mark Thomas V 231262 7 Melbourne 20 Feb 97 1:29.40.0 Travis Harbour V 121275 10 Melbourne 27 Feb 97 20.48.0 Anthony Miles Q 301171 1 Brisbane 15 Oct 89 1:29.48.0 Martin Richardson V '63 3 Melbourne 5 Feb 84 20.49.85 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Melbourne 8 Mar 03 1:29.51.0 Mark Blackwood V 251177 2 Melbourne 1 Sep 96

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

1:30.04.0 Jon Gawley N 090580 1 Geelong 1 Aug 98 4:24.20.0 Ron Crawford N 260336 11 Tokyo 18 Oct 64 1:30.07.0 Ricky Cooke T 090869 4 Adelaide 4 Mar 92 4:24.35.0 Richard Everson S 070963 8 Melbourne 12 Dec 99 1:30.22.0 Greg Robertson T 231269 5 Melbourne 25 Aug 91 track 1:30.28.0 Ross Haywood V 180247 2 Melbourne 5 Feb 78 4.14.17.0 Bob Gardiner V 220336 1 Melbourne 24 Aug 68 1:30.36.0 Mark Thomas V 231262 3 Melbourne 22 May 94 1:30.51.0 Paul Woodhouse N 290462 9 Richmond 9 Apr 88 HIGH JUMP track 2.36 Tim Forsyth V 170873 1 Melbourne 2 Mar 97 1.30.22.0 Don Keane V 121130 1 Melbourne 22 Sep 56 2.31 David Anderson W 081265 2 Adelaide 8 Mar 92 2.31 Lochsley Thomson N 200873 3 Adelaide 8 Mar 92 30KM.WALK 2.30 Jagan Hames S 311075 2 Sydney 13 Mar 94 2:05.59.0 Dave Smith V 240755 1 Canberra 10 May 86 2.29 Ian Garrett N 120570 1 Whitehaven 6 Jul 91 2:06.39.0 Simon Baker V 060258 1 Melbourne 7 May 89 2.28 Q 291063 1 Melbourne 31 Mar 84 2:07.53.0 Nick A'Hern N 060169 1 Victoria 25 Aug 94 2.28 Chris Anderson W 060468 1 Perth 17 Dec 94 2:08.01.0 Willi Sawall V 071141 1 Melbourne 16 May 82 2.26 Marc Howard V 051166 2 Perth 26 Mar 88 2:09.09.0 Andrew Jachno V 130462 2 Auckland 2 Feb 90 2.25 David Hay V 230370 4 Adelaide 8 Mar 92 2:09.35.0 Duane Cousins V 130773 1 Melbourne 16 Aug 98 2.25 Nick Moroney N 030872 2 Hobart 30 Jan 00 2:10.02.0 Dion Russell V 080875 1 Melbourne 6 Aug 00 2.25 Jarrad Pozzi W 290775 1 Brisbane 29 Jul 00 2:11.10.0 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Canberra 7 Jun 98 2.23 Luke Russell N 270679 1 Canberra 12 Dec 98 2:13.34.0 Dominic McGrath V 040672 2 Melbourne 16 Aug 98 2.22 Phil Henderson V 150167 1 Swansea 28 Jun 86 2:13.47.0 Darren Bown S 300674 1 Melbourne 4 Aug 02 2.22 Ron Garlett S 181279 4 Perth 5 Feb 00 2:14.54.0 Paul Copeland V 250467 3 Melbourne 29 Oct 89 2.22 Joshua Lodge N 140981 2 Brisbane 13 Apr 02 2:15.40.0 Craig Brill V 101167 2 Melbourne 21 Apr 91 2.21 Peter Boyce V 140546 1 Fresno 30 Mar 68 2:15.52.0 Mark Donahoo V 270558 3 Gold Coast 24 Apr 94 2.21 N 200254 1 Brisbane 3 Jun 78 2:16.07.0 Liam Murphy S 050679 2 Melbourne 6 Aug 00 2.21 James Watson N 230185 2 Debrecen 14 Jul 01 2:16.36.0 Dariusz Wojcic V 240959 3 Melbourne 21 Apr 91 2.20 Tony Sneazwell V 041042 1 Tokyo 14 Oct 63 2:17.17.0 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 1 Hobart 3 Sep 01 2.20 John Knight V 130358 2 Brisbane 3 Feb 85 2:17.33.0 Luke Adams N 221076 - Melbourne 5 May 02 2.20 Mike Allen W 131066 1 Perth 2 Mar 85 2:17.42.0 Noel Freeman V 251238 1 Melbourne 13 Jun 70 2.20 Joe Ellul Q 290871 1 Adelaide 19 Dec 89 2:17.45.0 Brent Vallance N 300472 3 Canberra 7 Jun 98 2.20 Andrew Davis S 230171 2 Melbourne 1 Apr 90 2:17.51.0 Mike Harvey V 051262 1 Melbourne 2 Aug 87 2.20 Clayton Pugh Q 260675 1 Melbourne 14 Dec 91 2:18.55.0 Bill Dyer V 260361 2 Melbourne 25 Aug 85 2.20 Michael Hawkey V 061166 3 Sydney 25 Jan 92 2:19.45.0 Tim Erickson V 231150 6 Brisbane 7 Oct 82 2.20 Daniel Wiseman S 030773 1 Adelaide 19 Nov 94 2.20 David Frazer V 030274 1 Melbourne 12 Jan 95 50KM.WALK 2.20 Luke Temme S 280577 1 Adelaide 2 Dec 95 3:39.43.0 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Melbourne 07 Dec 03 2.19 Lawrie Peckham V 041244 =1 Melbourne 23 Oct 65 3:43.13.0 Simon Baker V 060258 1 L'Hospitalet 28 Aug 89 2.19 Scott Ferrier V 120674 dec Alor Setar 11 Sep 94 3:46.34.0 Willi Sawall V 071141 1 Adelaide 6 Apr 80 2.19 Dane Richter W 060181 1 Perth 27 Mar 02 3:47.34.0 Dion Russell V 080575 1 Melbourne 13 dec 99 2.185 Larry Sayers N 280657 1 Tallahassee 22 Mar 80 3:53.23.0 Andrew Jachno V 100357 19 Seoul 30 Sep 88 2.18 David Hoyle V 231263 1 Adelaide 21 Mar 81 3:54.37.0 Liam Murphy S 050679 1 Melbourne 13 May 01 2.18 Damian Mednis Q 221166 1 Brisbane 8 Nov 86 3:54.38.0 Duane Cousins V 130773 1 Melbourne 17 Dec 95 2.18 Shannon Craddock N 131180 3 Adelaide 8 Mar 00 3:55.05.0 Darren Bown S 300674 2 Melbourne 13 May 01 3:57.20.0 Mike Harvey V 051262 1 Hawkesbury 10 Jul 93 POLE VAULT RANKINGS RANKINGS 3:57.51.0 Dominic McGrath V 040672 2 Leamington Spa 23 Apr 00 6.05 Dmitri Markov W 140375 1 Edmonton 9 Aug 01 3:58.30.0 Dariusz Wojcic V 240959 1 Melbourne 26 Jan 92 5.90 Viktor Chistiakov S 090275 1 Salamanca 15 Jul 99 4:00.21.0 Craig Brill V 101167 2 Melbourne 26 Jan 92 5.75 Simon Arkell S 010766 1 Melbourne 17 Dec 95 4:03.17.0 Tim Erickson V 231150 25 Eschborn 30 Sep 79 5.75 James Miller W 040674 1 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 4:04.03.0 Luke Adams N 221076 3 Melbourne 5 May 02 5.75 Paul Burgess W 140879 1 Perth 10 Mar 02 4:11.08.0 Bill Dyer V 260361 1 Adelaide 15 Jul 84 5.53 Don Baird V 290551 1 Long Beach 16 Apr 77 4:11.10.0 Mark Donahoo V 270558 2 Melbourne 8 May 88 5.51 Adam Steinhardt S 051269 1 Adelaide 14 Feb 96 4:11.38.0 Steve Hausfeld N 070452 1 Canberra 28 Jun 86 5.45 Matt Filsell S 090577 1 Adelaide 20 Mar 98 4:12.29.0 Shane Pearson Q 050674 4 Melbourne 14 Dec 97 5.45 V 160782 1 Melbourne 18 Jan 03 4:13.55.0 John Sheard V 090548 36 Eschborn 30 Sep 79 5.40 Tim Foster S 190567 1 Melbourne 9 Mar 89 4:14.20.0 Paul Copeland V 250467 1 Melbourne 12 Sep 93 5.40 Greg Halliday S 040972 1 Adelaide 27 Feb 93 4:16.34.0 Ian Fay S 020160 3 Melbourne 7 Jul 85 5.40 Brett Styles W 080372 2 Perth 4 Feb 96 4:16.43.0 Kevin Lowden V 220568 3 Melbourne 27 Jan 91 5.40 Robert Hill V 111169 1 Melbourne 3 Apr 96 4:17.44.0 Keith Knox N 150950 1 Sydney 18 Aug 84 5.40 Pat Jesser S 110681 2 Sydney 17 Aug 00 4:17.47.0 Ricky Cooke T 090869 4 Melbourne 27 Jan 91 5.40 Luke Vedelago Q 130680 1 Gold Coast 1 Feb 03 4:19.28.0 Frank Bertei V 190366 5 Melbourne 5 May 02 5.35 Neil Honey V 040463 1 Melbourne 21 Feb 87 4:19.48.0 Chris Erickson V 011281 4 Melbourne 7 Dec 03 5.30 Ray Boyd V 280651 1 Melbourne 15 Mar 76 4:20.00.0 Ted Allsopp V 150826 2 Melbourne 24 Sep 66 5.30 Adrian Barei S 031072 3 Adelaide 11 Feb 94 4:20.38.0 Peter Fullager S 190443 1 Adelaide 4 Sep 71 5.25 Steve Wilson S 310168 2 Melbourne 20 Mar 86 4:21.13.0 Brian Trower V 280259 5 Melbourne 27 Jan 91 5.25 Craig Schulstad N 290475 1 Sydney 7 Jan 95 4:22.38.0 Mark Thomas V 231262 68 Beijing 30 Apr 95 5.25 David Cardone S 140576 1 Adelaide 13 Mar 99 4:22.51.0 Frank Clark N 110443 1 Sydney 26 Aug 67 5.20 Mark Jeffery W 290470 2 Perth 9 Feb 92 4:23.57.0 Ian Hodgkinson W 310348 1 Perth 11 Sep 72 5.20 Andrew Vearing V 201172 2 Melbourne 9 Feb 97

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

5.20 Steven Levitzke W 080678 3 Perth 25 Jan 97 indoors 5.20 David Jacobs V 020979 2 Melbourne 8 Mar 01 8.11 Glenn Carroll N 150667 1 Flagstaff 2 Mar 90 5.19 Ed Johnson V 281046 1 Melbourne 4 Dec 71 5.15 Andrew Stewart V 230455 2 Melbourne 24 Feb 80 TRIPLE JUMP 5.11 John Mattinson S 040765 1 Adelaide 17 Mar 90 17.46 +1.7 Ken Lorraway A 060256 1 London 7 Aug 82 5.10 Aaron Gray S 170373 1 Adelaide 20 Feb 93 17.32 +1.7 Andrew Murphy N 181269 4 Seville 25 Aug 99 5.10 Sam Christie S 290878 2 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 17.09 +0.5 Ian Campbell V 180457 2 Melbourne 17 Jan 80 5.10 Scott Ferrier V 120674 dec Kuala Lumpur 18 Sep 98 17.02A +2.0 W 200945 6 Mexico City 17 Oct 68 5.05 Greg Wainwright S 170661 1 Adelaide 21 Dec 85 16.92 +1.0 Paul Simonsen N 011167 2 Adelaide 26 Nov 89 5.05 Kym Simons S 050158 2 Adelaide 2 Mar 86 16.65 +1.5 Matt Sweeney V 270566 1 Brisbane 19 Mar 89 5.05 David Pfeiffer V 100370 1 Melbourne 28 Nov 92 16.58 +1.2 Peter Beames V 130963 1 Brisbane 13 Mar 88 5.00 Rob Chisholm V 251057 1 Melbourne 12 Nov 83 16.56 Mick McGrath V 281147 1 Sydney 27 Jan 75 5.00 Peter Winter V 170171 3 Melbourne 20 Feb 94 16.55 Don Commons V 050552 1 Canberra 30 Oct 77 5.00 Trevor Dean W 131278 4 Perth 18 Feb 96 16.47 +0.0 Jacob McReynolds N 081278 1 Canberra 21 Jan 03 5.00 Jagan Hames S 011075 dec Kuala Lumpur 18 Sep 98 16.36 W 300640 - Perth 24 Feb 62 5.00 Chris Lovell S 090581 3 Adelaide 27 Nov 99 16.28 W 270236 - Perth 24 Feb 62 5.00 Tom Lovell S 090581 1 Adelaide 16 Sep 00 16.25 +1.0 Michael Perry N 300977 2 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 5.00 Tim Steven V 250979 1 Geelong 24 Nov 01 16.23 S 121041 1 Adelaide 22 Apr 64 portable runway 16.22 V 291253 1 Edmonton 2 Aug 78 5.80 Simon Arkell S 010766 1 Adelaide 26 Jan 96 16.22 +1.5 Josh Ferguson Q 180280 1 Sydney 15 Feb 03 16.21 +0.1 Tim Barnes N 180168 1 Sydney 18 Aug 00 LONG JUMP 16.19 +0.2 Peter Burge Q 030774 5 Seoul 19 Sep 92 8.49 +0.6 Jai Taurima Q 260672 2 Sydney 28-Sep-00 16.18 +0.5 John Mackenzie W 230865 1 Perth 20 Jan 96 8.30 +1.1 Peter Burge N 030774 1 Melbourne 2-Mar-00 16.16 -0.5 Gary Honey V 260759 4 Edinburgh 2 Aug 86 8.27 +1.2 Gary Honey V 260759 1 Budapest 20 Aug 84 16.16 -1.5 Tony Brideson S 190771 1 Adelaide 16 Dec 95 8.24 +1.9 Shane Hair W 241075 5 Seville 28 Aug 99 16.16 +1.1 Alwyn Jones S 280285 1 Adelaide 26 Oct 03 8.13 +1.5 David Culbert V 170367 2 Melbourne 6 Mar 88 16.04 +1.8 Ian van Roden Q 020566 - Brisbane 5 Nov 88 8.08 Chris Commons V 091250 1 Sydney 14 Jan 78 16.00 Lawrie Walkley N 130547 1 Sydney 25 Nov 72 8.07 V 150541 2 Los Angeles 9 Jul 67 15.96 +0.6 Jason Wight W 200775 8 Lisbon 24 Jul 94 8.04 Phil May W 200945 1 Perth 8 Dec 70 15.89 Ross Beames V 181273 1 Melbourne 14 Jan 93 7.95 Ross Blackman Q 070451 1 Eugene 4 May 74 15.84 +0.4 Stacey Taurima Q 271073 4 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 7.94 +0.7 Tim Parravicini Q 250481 2 Brisbane 24 Mar 01 15.82 Robert Syme S 100464 1 Adelaide 28 Feb 87 7.93 +0.9 Leigh Stuart V 020171 3 Brisbane 24 Mar 01 15.78 N 031212 1 Sydney 14 Dec 35 7.92 Michael Morgan V 300766 1 Brisbane 8 Nov 86 15.72 +1.1 Leigh Stuart V 020171 1 Melbourne 11 Feb 95 7.91 Murray Tolbert N 070446 1 Sydney 4 Mar 72 15.70 Lloyd Miller N 260815 1 Sydney 11 Feb 39 7.91 Ken Lorraway A 060256 1 Canberra 30 Jan 82 15.69 Maurie Drew V 230642 - Melbourne 4 Feb 67 7.88 +1.8 Andrew Murphy V 181269 1 Melbourne 24 Mar 91 15.69 +0.0 Ben Castle W 190382 5 Brisbane 13 Apr 02 7.86 +1.4 Andrew Curtis Q 231279 4 Brisbane 24 Mar 01 15.66 David Commons V 100556 3 Melbourne 12 Feb 77 7.84 Bruce Field V 220147 dec Melbourne 30 Jan 72 15.66 Paul Cleary V 260262 1 Melbourne 19 Dec 81 7.83 +1.3 Jagan Hames S 011075 3 Melbourne 1 Mar 97 15.63 N 250415 2 Sydney 14 Dec 35 7.81 +1.2 John Thornell N 220485 - Sao Paulo 12 Jun 03 15.61 Brian Oliver W 260929 1 Auckland 9 Feb 50 7.80 -2.6 Ryan Moore W 181074 - Perth 4 Dec 93 15.61 Alex Stewart N 200881 1 Sydney 27 Sep 01 7.79 +1.3 Craig Furber V 141272 1 Sydney 4 Mar 95 15.60 +1.4 Llanley Crowder N 310666 2 Sydney 15 Feb 98 RANKINGS RANKINGS 7.76 Ian Campbell V 180457 2 Melbourne 13 Nov 79 15.60 +1.7 Shaun Fletcher Q 090682 4 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 7.76 Steve Knott T 090959 1 Hobart 16 Jan 82 7.76 +1.9 Clint Harvey Q 230668 1 Brisbane 12 Feb 89 SHOT PUT 7.76 +1.5 Graham Richards W 090572 - Melbourne 1 Mar 97 20.96 Justin Anlezark Q 140877 1 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 7.74 -0.8 Fabrice Lapierre N 171083 2 Kingston 18 Jul 02 19.64 John Minns V 310567 1 Canberra 26 Jan 89 7.73 Graham Taylor Q 050146 1 Canberra 25 May 71 19.16 Clay Cross N 261177 4 Kuala Lumpur 21 Sep 98 7.73 Stacey Taurima Q 271073 1 Brisbane 3 Mar 01 18.95 Aaron Neighbour V 021277 1 Melbourne 30 Jul 98 7.72 Peter Buttery Q 160147 1 Sydney 15 Jan 71 18.89 Stuart Gyngell N 251163 1 Melbourne 21 Mar 85 7.71 Ian Tomlinson W 270236 1 Sydney 1 Feb 64 18.81 Scott Martin V 121082 1 Melbourne 30 Jan 03 7.71 +0.7 Peter Parsons N 111280 qual Brisbane 3 Apr 03 18.60 Rhys Jones Q 190381 2 Perth 16 Mar 02 7.70 Peter Halson V 230256 1 Melbourne 1 Dec 73 18.55 Craig Watson T 271166 1 Sydney 25 Jan 92 7.69 -0.1 Dean Smith Q 011167 dec Adelaide 9 Mar 92 18.54 Joe Quigley V 051261 2 Melbourne 5 Mar 88 7.68 N 210155 dec Sydney 17 Dec 77 18.52 Phil Nettle S 240554 1 Sydney 12 Feb 84 7.68 Brett Vanderwyk V 050368 1 Melbourne 11 Jan 90 18.40 Matt Barber W 260256 1 Perth 4 Oct 81 7.68 +1.2 Chris Lawson V 261070 1 Melbourne 18 Jan 96 18.39 John McNamara Q 080461 1 Brisbane 1 Feb 86 7.68 -0.3 Scott Ferrier V 120674 dec Gotzis 29 May 99 18.32 Werner Reiterer V 270168 2 Melbourne 23 Nov 89 7.67 Glenn Carroll N 150667 1 Missoula 18 May 90 18.28 Jakob Vujcic N 080873 1 Sydney 12 Aug 00 7.66 Lawrie Walkley N 130547 1 Sydney 22 Feb 69 18.15 Chris Gaviglio Q 031077 3 Sydney 22 Mar 03 7.66 Peter Reece S 240844 2 Brisbane 13 Mar 71 18.14 V 110649 1 Melbourne 4 Mar 83 7.66 Don Commons V 050552 2 Sydney 14 Jan 78 18.06 John Gorddard W 210971 qual Fukuoka 30 Aug 95 7.65 Q 110731 1 Brisbane 14 Nov 53 17.71 Greg Sedgwick Q 110162 1 Brisbane 11 Jan 86 7.65 +0.8 Mark Dalton W 260775 6 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 17.66 Jason Impey N 260271 2 Sydney 12 Mar 94 17.56 Cole Larsen S 080461 1 Adelaide 20 Nov 93

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

17.54 Wayne Barber W 140860 1 Perth 2 Mar 85 70.76 Paul Carlin S 051070 1 Adelaide 11 Feb 95 17.52 Q 260342 1 Brisbane 23 Sep 73 68.60 Robert Wagner N 150956 1 Sydney 7 Oct 87 17.39 Mike Barry Q 051153 1 Melbourne 31 Mar 74 68.42 Demetri Dionisopoulos W 280471 1 Melbourne 24 Jan 94 17.36 Peter Miskov V 070338 1 Charleston 23 May 64 66.98 Justin McDonald T 280773 1 Hobart 8 Feb 00 17.35 N 031239 1 Melbourne 22 Apr 62 66.86 Craig Watson T 271166 1 Melbourne 12 Dec 87 17.34 Paul Nandapi V 211261 2 Melbourne 31 Jan 85 66.04 Christian Codila V 070774 2 Arlington 1 Apr 94 17.25 Bill Meywes N 170860 1 Sydney 2 Feb 83 65.16 Gus Puopolo V 180848 2 Melbourne 6 Mar 82 17.23 Ben Laidler W 150668 1 Swansea 28 Jun 86 65.16 Eugene Bria S '62 1 Adelaide 23 Feb 86 17.18 Alex Brown W 091151 2 Perth 26 Mar 72 65.09 Darren Billett S 161179 2 Brisbane 4 Apr 03 17.01 John Meszaros V 280683 1 Melbourne 16 Nov 02 64.92 Michael Gusbeth V 290182 1 Geelong 29 Mar 03 16.93 John Hancy W 240660 2 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 64.76 Matthew Dwight N 020774 1 Sydney 5 Jun 93 16.90 Vlad Slavnic V 100958 1 Melbourne 15 Nov 86 64.32 Cameron Grant V 260177 1 Geelong 27 Nov 99 63.68 Dick Leffler V 270332 1 Melbourne 30 May 64 DISCUS THROW 63.54 Matthew Albion Q 310374 1 Brisbane 11 Feb 95 65.62 Werner Reiterer V 270168 1 Melbourne 15 Dec 87 63.08 Loris Bertolacci V 161254 1 Sydney 23 Mar 80 65.06 Wayne Martin N 260255 1 Newcastle 3 Jan 79 62.82 Greg Farmer N 110755 1 Canberra 1 Oct 79 64.10 Vlad Slavnic V 100958 1 Melbourne 20 Jan 88 62.64 Wade Hastie Q 040279 2 Brisbane 3 Sep 00 62.66 Paul Nandapi V 211261 1 Canberra 12 Dec 87 62.50 Andy Pollock V 010947 3 Adelaide 21 Mar 81 62.19 Scott Martin V 121082 1 Geelong 8 Nov 03 62.46 Tim Driesen V 270384 4 Sydney 22 Mar 03 60.45 Peter Elvy N 030680 1 Sydney 12 Aug 00 62.18 Brad Monk Q 261263 7 Adelaide 16 Mar 86 60.34 Graham Hicks T 141278 2 Ballarat 15 Nov 03 61.43 Brad Oborn N 310578 5 Sydney 22 Mar 03 59.30 John Hancy W 240660 1 Perth 13 Feb 91 61.26 Fernando Canepa V 091276 2 Melbourne 27 Jan 00 58.90 Warwick Selvey N 031239 1 Adelaide 26 Feb 67 61.25 Paul Peulich V 180984 6 Brisbane 12 Apr 02 58.42 Ben Laidler W 150668 3 Perth 24 Jan 87 60.98 Milo Bodiroza N 150947 1 Sydney 4 Sep 77 58.22 Aaron Neighbour V 021277 1 Hobart 9 Mar 02 60.18 Mark Dickson N 241082 6 Brisbane 4 Apr 03 57.78 Ben Harradine N 141082 1 Sydney 15 Mar 02 60.16 Ross Corner N 290379 1 Ghent 10 Jul 98 57.72 Gerard Duffy Q 021268 1 Brisbane 14 Jan 95 60.14 Matt Sandford V 130770 1 Melbourne 19 Mar 92 57.68 Phil Nettle S 240554 1 Sydney 23 Mar 80 60.11 Bob Brown Q 1 Woodford 11 Aug 62 56.96 Dick Priman Q 191152 1 Brisbane 4 Jun 78 56.45 Chris Gaviglio Q 031077 2 Brisbane 21 Jul 00 JAVELIN THROW 56.12 Joe Quigley V 051261 3 Melbourne 11 Nov 89 86.67 Andrew Currey N 070271 1 Wollongong 22 Jul 01 55.96 Bill Apostolidis N 010163 1 Sydney 27 Jan 85 84.36 Adrian Hatcher V 060570 1 Sydney 16 Oct 99 55.60 Matt Brown V 101180 1 Melbourne 2 Feb 02 84.20 Andrew Martin V 120580 1 Gold Coast 5 Aug 00 55.07 Jakob Vujcic N 080873 1 Sydney 19 Jun 99 81.82 William Hamlyn-Harris N 140178 1 Sydney 9 Mar 03 54.99 Len Vlahov W 290640 1 Perth 12 Dec 70 79.30 Murray Keen W 170565 1 Perth 4 Nov 89 54.86 Justin Anlezark Q 140877 2 Gold Coast 17 Jan 03 78.04 Nick Batty N 280869 2 Sydney 9 Feb 97 54.78 Scott Young V 190372 1 Geelong 7 Mar 98 77.60 Andrew Hall W 280982 1 Bedford 8 Aug 02 54.33 Luke Poli Q 010977 1 Townsville 3 Oct 99 76.91 Daniel Kratzmann Q 190281 1 Brisbane 11 Jan 02 54.22 Merv Kemp S 130642 1 Adelaide 5 Mar 77 76.37 Nick Bennett N 010682 3 Sydney 5 Apr 02 54.20 Yohan Amerasekera V 290972 1 Geelong 9 Jan 99 75.76 Steven Madeo Q 170877 3 Perth 24 Jan 98 54.14 Peter Lonsdale Q 290665 1 Brisbane 10 Feb 91 75.14 Richard Brockett Q 250575 6 Melbourne 25 Feb 99 54.10 Randal Humich W 141270 2 Perth 16 Feb 91 74.48 Oliver Dziubak W 300382 1 Canberra 14 Dec 01 53.92 Stephen Dwight N 161171 1 Sydney 12 Mar 92 73.96 James Highland W 020665 2 Sydney 29 Mar 87 RANKINGS RANKINGS 53.83 Tim Driesen V 270384 1 Adelaide 2 Oct 02 73.78 Wayne Martell Q 170764 3 Sydney 23 Feb 91 53.66 Ian Boller Q 090765 1 Ingham 9 Sep 89 73.44 Shane Wylie Q 300476 1 Sydney 28 Oct 95 53.60 Ben Jaaniste N 021173 1 Sydney 8 Feb 97 73.31 Jarrod Bannister Q 031084 4 Kingston 21 Jul 02 53.56 James Highland W 020665 2 Perth 11 Jan 86 72.56 Cameron Graham V 080571 1 Melbourne 14 Mar 93 53.32 John Minns V 310567 1 Geelong 5 Dec 87 71.42 Piero Sacchetta V 030467 2 Canberra 27 Jan 92 53.10 Stuart Gyngell N 251163 4 Melbourne 2 Mar 85 71.11 Josh Robinson Q 041085 5 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 53.08 Rudy Villani V 120152 1 Melbourne 15 Oct 77 71.06 Brian Pook T 191079 3 Sydney 16 Feb 01 53.04 Mark Henderson Q 170463 1 Brisbane 27 Feb 88 70.76 Darren Marx V 010167 5 Sydney 29 Mar 87 53.04 Richard Fejer V 210361 1 Melbourne 28 Nov 92 70.74 Brendan Tennant NT 220472 1 Melbourne 3 Feb 94 52.42 Sean Carlin S 291167 6 Sydney 13 Mar 94 70.58 Dean Smith S 011167 dec Adelaide 10 Mar 92 52.23 Martin Duriska V 171080 2 Geelong 30 Nov 02 70.57 Damien Kelly Q 010681 6 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 52.18 Guy Adamson T 270963 1 Hobart 4 Jan 90 70.30 Ben Hodgson S 080466 1 Adelaide 25 Feb 89 70.14 Paulo Freitag V 050576 1 Knoxville 30 Apr 00 HAMMER THROW 69.60 Steven Youd T 021183 7 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 79.29 Stuart Rendell A 300672 1 Varazdin 06 Jul 02 69.56 Scott Petie Q 200771 1 Brisbane 31 Oct 87 77.58 Sean Carlin S 291167 1 Adelaide 11 Feb 94 69.36 Andrew Hawthorne N 141077 qual Sydney 23 Aug 96 75.90 Peter Farmer N 250652 1 Vanves 14 Aug 79 69.32 Manfred Rohkamper V 180554 2 Melbourne 26 Oct 89 74.58 Joe Quigley V 051261 1 Melbourne 10 Mar 87 69.24 Peter Dohnt S 021163 1 Adelaide 24 Mar 90 74.58 Peter Baxevanis V 051067 1 Melbourne 12 Feb 92 69.24 Brett Castle V 261184 2 Brisbane 3 Apr 03 73.80 Hans Lotz V 011147 1 Melbourne 25 Apr 83 69.20 Dan Birks S 090166 1 Adelaide 1 Mar 87 72.12 Dave Huxley T 280258 4 Szekeres 7 Aug 88 68.85 Dominic Geeves Q 180283 4 Sydney 22 Mar 03 71.56 Aaron Fish Q 270281 2 Perth 16 Mar 02 68.61 Ben Baker N 190183 1 Newcastle 27 Oct 02 70.94 Phil Spivey V 150561 1 Hechtel 5 Jul 86 68.54 David Dixon S 240765 1 Adelaide 21 Jan 91

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

68.46 Graeme Phillips V 300963 1 Melbourne 3 Mar 87 7,201 Kyle McCarthy Q 230182 4 Brisbane 12 Apr 02 68.45 Chris Barram Q 170879 1 Melbourne 13 Mar 98 (11.55,6.71m,12.67m,1.94m,50.19,15.92,40.31m,4.10m,60.70m,4.36.05) 68.00 Chris Jessup N 120981 7 Sydney 22 Mar 03 7,170 Darren Hosking S 160369 1 Brisbane 15 Mar 89 old model (11.29,7.16m,11.31m,1.97m,49.57,15.38,38.78m,4.10m,50.68m,4.43.78) 82.84 Manfred Rohkamper V 180554 1 Sydney 22 Mar 80 7,166 Paul Anderson V 120462 2 Brisbane 12 Jan 86 81.01 Nick Birks S 040638 1 Adelaide 24 Feb 62 ( 80.98 Murray Keen W 170565 1 Perth 12 Feb 86 7,154 Todd Apted T 210770 2 Brisbane 15 Mar 89 80.42 Sig Koscik N 110346 1 Melbourne 1 Nov 71 (11.61,6.95m,11.21m,2.12m,51.10,15.54,32.52m,4.30m,57.54m,4.39.88) 80.20 Gary Calvert S 050454 qual Melbourne 14 Feb 81 7,150 Warren Evans Q 240272 2 Brisbane 7 Nov 93 80.06 Ron Carlton V 290444 1 Melbourne 19 Nov 66 (10.67,7.38m,11.92m,1.89m,50.48,15.77,42.30m,4.30m,55.86m,5.37.69) 78.22 David Dixon S 240765 1 Adelaide 14 Mar 84 7,146 Geoff Jones N 271159 1 Sydney 12 Jan 86 78.12 Reg Spiers S 141241 1 Adelaide 14 Dec 63 (11.09,6.80m,11.89m,1.86m,49.60,15.83,38.42m,3.90m,55.18m,4.23.97) 78.11 Alf Mitchell N 100541 1 Perth 24 Nov 62 7,130 Chris Nunn S 181258 2 Brisbane 5 Sep 82 77.66 James Highland W 020665 1 Sydney 8 Feb 86 (11.31,7.09m,11.82m,1.97m,49.98,15.00,34.86m,3.95m,48.18m,4.30.78) 7,107 John Hamann S 121242 2 Sydney 26 Mar 68 DECATHLON (11.2,7.13m,12.06m,1.79m,48.9,15.3,35.34m,3.73m,55.48m,4.15.7) 8,490 Jagan Hames S 311075 1 Kuala Lumpur 18 Sep 98 7,092 Hamish Halley N 260766 1 Sydney 4 Jan 90 (10.77,7.64m,14.73m,2.19m,49.67,14.07,46.40m,5.00m,64.67m,5.02.68) (10.84,7.04m,10.87m,1.88m,48.98,15.02,33.06m,3.40m,53.98m,4.21.92) 8,307 Scott Ferrier V 120674 2 Kuala Lumpur 18-Sep-98 7,078 Bruce Field V 220147 1 Melbourne 31 Jan 72 (10.84,7.59m,13.34m,2.13m,48.25,14.20,43.99m,5.10m,58.95m,4.55.65) (11.4,7.84m,12.15m,1.70m,46.9,14.9,33.78m,3.20m,46.82m,4.07.5) 8,084 Peter Winter V 170171 1 Sydney 10 Mar 96 7,022 Jason Dudley Q 101184 2 Brisbane 16-Feb-03 (10.94,7.66m,13.29m,2.00m,47.65,14.3,42.30m,5.00m,58.06m,4.55.67) (11.85,6.71m,13.40m,1.91m,52.61,15.34,40.12m,4.20m,60.76m,4.55.91) 8,036 Simon Shirley Q 030866 15 Seoul 29 Sep 88 (11.03,7.45m,14.20m,1.97m,48.84,15.44,41.68m,4.70m,64.00m,4.27.48) 7,964 Dean Smith S 011167 1 Adelaide 10 Mar 92 WOMEN (10.97,7.69m,13.81m,1.91m,49.28,15.35,42.16m,4.50m,70.58m,4.44.55) 7,915 Peter Banks N 241171 1 Hobart 15 Feb 97 100 YARDS (10.93,7.67m,13.64m,2.06m,48.14,15.66,40.56m,4.40m,56.08m,4.31.10) 10.2 +1.3 Diane Holden N 281063 1 Sydney 19 Feb 86 7,912 Paul Scott V 290370 1 Perth 23 Mar 91 10.50 Lauren Hewitt V 251178 1 Sydney 26 Jan 00 (11.01,7.07m,12.47m,1.98m,47.57,14.96,41.20m,4.70m,59.68m,4.24.76) 10.3 +0.0 Marlene Mathews N 140234 1 Sydney 20 Mar 58 7,855 Peter Hadfield N 210155 1 Adelaide 20 Mar 81 10.62 +0.5 Cathy Freeman Q 160273 1 Hobart 17 Jan 93 (11.10,7.34m,13.70m,1.90m,48.93,15.29,46.70m,4.50m,60.14m,4.34.58) 10.4 Marjorie Jackson N 130931 1 Sydney 8 Mar 52 7,825 Matthew McEwen Q 161071 1 Brisbane 24-Mar-01 10.4 +0.0 N 200438 1 Sydney 1 Mar 58 (10.98,7.09m,14.19m,2.02m,49.54,14.96,40.61m,4.60m,58.26m,4.37.84) 10.4 +0.0 Wendy Hayes V 210538 3 Sydney 20 Mar 58 7,741 Rod Zuyderwyk Q 300371 2 Tempe 14 May 91 10.4 Ronda Jenkins V 281043 1 Melbourne 11 Jan 65 (10.88,7.45m,12.82m,2.03m,48.39,14.50,39.52m,4.00m,55.74m,4.37.29) 10.4 Joan Henricksen Q 061246 1 Sydney 18 Mar 66 7,730 Stuart Andrews N 170162 1 Melbourne 13 Dec 88 10.4 Dianne Burge S 091043 2 Sydney 18 Mar 66 (10.7,7.16m,13.86m,1.92m,49.5,15.0,42.54m,4.60m,58.74m,4.41.7) 10.4 N 280249 3 Sydney 18 Mar 66 7,715 Brendan Tennant-Tammo NT 220472 2 Canberra 18 Mar 94 10.4 Denise Robertson Boyd Q 151252 1 Pullman 23 Jul 78 (11.13,7.53m,13.90m,1.87m,49.27,15.53,41.30m,4.50m,59.80m,4.35.27) 10.4 Helen Edwards Davey Q 230258 1 Brisbane 18 Mar 79 7,676 Anthony Hough N 200864 2 Perth 23 Mar 91 10.4 Melinda Gainsford N 011071 1 Adelaide 11 Dec 94 (10.97,7.06m,12.75m,2.07m,49.21,15.62,38.32m,4.40m,62.46m,4.37.28) 7,598 Les Kuorikoski Q 160374 2 Adelaide 30 Mar 97 100 METRES RANKINGS RANKINGS (11.14,6.62m,14.21m,1.95m,50.79,15.25,46.40m,4.50m,60.98m,4.47.12) 11.12 +1.9 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor N 011071 1 Sestriere 31 Jul 94 7,461w Chris Bradshaw V 031161 3 Sydney 3 Dec 89 11.19 +1.6 Kerry Johnson Q 231063 1s Auckland 28 Jan 90 (11.33,7.25m,12.04m,1.97m,49.75,15.39,38.24m,4.60m,50.88m,4.27.16) 11.20A +1.2 Raelene Boyle V 240651 4 Mexico City 15 Oct 68 7,433w Paul Jeffery W 140174 3 Brisbane 9 Mar 93 11.24 +1.4 Colleen Beazley-Pekin W 100757 3 Brisbane 4 Oct 82 (10.99,7.17m,11.75m,1.82m,48.93,15.73,37.92m,4.60m,59.70m,4.35.71) 11.24 +1.1 Cathy Freeman Q 160273 1 Brisbane 5 Feb 94 7,432w Peter Fossey V 030659 1 Melbourne 9 Feb 86 11.26 +0.3 Nova Peris NT 250271 2 Hechtel 7 Aug 99 (10.7,7.41m,12.92m,1.92m,49.7,16.2,38.50m,4.30m,55.36m,4.30.4) 11.28 -0.5 Lauren Hewitt V 251178 4q Seville 21 Aug 99 7,420w Geoff Smith N 060345 1 Edinburgh 22 Jul 70 11.29 -0.3 Tania Van Heer-Murphy S 301270 3 Kuala Lumpur 17 Sep 98 (10.99,6.93m,13.20m,1.70m,48.70,14.66,38.82m,4.20m,60.12m,4.36.0) 11.33A +1.8 Dianne Bowering-Burge S 091043 2q Mexico City 14 Oct 68 7,249w Nick Foley V 190669 1 Melbourne 22 Dec 96 11.35 +1.4 Helen Edwards-Davey Q 230258 1 Quebec City 11 Aug 79 (10.9,7.04m,12.17m,1.86m,50.2,15.4,37.60m,4.60m,49.62m,4.31.02) 11.35 +0.5 Denise Robertson-Boyd Q 151252 4q Moscow 25 Jul 80 7,241 Wayne Martell Q 170764 2 Brisbane 14 Feb 88 11.38 +1.7 Sharon Cripps Q 290677 1 Darwin 22 Jun 02 ( ,66.30m, ) 11.39 +1.9 Diane Holden N 281063 1 Sydney 13 Dec 80 7,236 Rob Lethbridge V 020353 3 Christchurch 27 Jan 74 11.39 +1.5 Debbie Wells N 290561 1 Sydney 11 Mar 84 (11.28,7.18m,11.28m,1.91m,48.62,15.85,36.28m,3.40m,69.22m,4.30.4) 11.4e +1.2 Marilyn Black N 200544 1q Tokyo 15 Oct 64 7,236 James Fitzpatrick T 110777 3 Sydney 10 Mar 96 11.46 +1.9 Sue Clark Butler N 170163 1 Sydney 29 Oct 88 (11.23,7.04m,11.65m,2.00m,49.00,15.1,30.58m,4.80m,54.42m,4.58.94) 11.46 -1.0 Melissa Moore-Medlicott N 070668 1 Brisbane 1 Feb 92 7,234 Jon Morrison N 140569 2 Canberra 2 Feb 92 11.47 +0.9 Jodi Lambert W 010970 1h Perth 28 Jan 96 (11.0,6.68m,13.00m,1.88m,49.3,14.6,37.74m,4.40m,54.00m,4.50.4) 11.50A +0.6 Pam Ryan V 120839 6q Mexico City 14 Oct 68 7,225 Stephen Bews V 030862 1 Melbourne 19 Dec 85 11.50 +1.9 Jane Flemming V 140465 2 Chiba 15 Sep 88 (11.1,6.79m,12.54m,1.90m,50.8,15.7,38.11m,4.05m,59.46m,4.19.2) 11.50 +0.8 Elly Hutton V 020676 3 Sydney 18 Aug 00 7,210 Darrell Muzyczka N 030780 3 Brisbane 12 Apr 02 11.51 +1.1 Jane Ovenden W 240872 3 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 (11.16,6.87m,11.73m,2.03m,49.58,15.46,36.70m,3.60m,60.19m,4.36.22) 11.51 +1.1 Monique Dunstan-Miers Q 281070 3 Brisbane 5 Feb 94

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

11.54 +1.5 Jenny McGill-Flaherty V 310560 3 Brisbane 25 Sep 82 23.33 0.0 Michelle Lock Q 290367 2 Sydney 21 Mar 95 11.54 +2.0 Sarah Nelson-Mullan N 080975 3h Budapest 12 Jul 02 23.36 +1.7 Sharon Stewart V 170865 2 Canberra 6 Mar 86 11.55 -0.5 Leanne Lynch S 101260 4 Brisbane 4 Sep 82 23.39 +1.7 Helen Edwards-Davey Q 230258 4 Brisbane 5 Sep 82 11.56 +0.2 Esther Paolo W 180767 1 Canberra 26 Jan 91 23.40 Kathy Wright-Sambell Q 160163 1 Azusa 8 Apr 89 11.57 +0.0 Suzanne Broadrick V 241068 5 Sydney 18 Aug 00 23.42 +1.7 Sue Alton-Hough N 080666 3 Canberra 6 Mar 86 11.57 +1.7 Sally McLellan Q 190986 1 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 23.44 +1.8 Penny McCallum-Gillies N 200751 5 Sydney 23 Mar 80 11.58 Kathy Wright Sambell N 160163 2 Azusa 8 Apr 89 23.44 +1.5 Melanie Kleeberg Q 271281 4 Szombathely 14 Jul 02 11.59 +1.5 Leanne O'Connor Sullivan N 080163 2 Sydney 28 Mar 87 23.45 +0.6 Robin Boak V 130455 7 Christchurch 29 Jan 74 11.61 +1.9 Rebecca Vormister N 090374 3 Sydney 20 Jan 91 23.47 +1.7 Esther Paolo W 180767 1 Canberra 26 Jan 91 11.61A +0.0 Rachael Massey-Jackson N 230376 5 Pretoria 24 Mar 00 23.47 +1.8 Elona Reinalda N 310376 2 Sydney 19 Jan 97 11.62 +0.7 Anne Deller V 310174 2 Sydney 21 Mar 95 23.49 +0.4 Kylie Hanigan N 181171 3 Sydney 23 Jan 93 11.62 0.0 Renee Poetschka W 010571 3h Duisburg 12 Jun 96 23.50 Sue Clark Butler N 170163 1h Azusa 15 Apr 89 11.62 +1.8 Mindy Slomka N 020580 1 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 23.52 +1.8 Jana Pittman N 091182 2 Sydney 15 Feb 03 11.63 -0.4 Barbara Jordan-Wilson Q 050552 5h Sofia 19 Aug 77 23.54 Susan Andrews T 260571 1 Perth 18 Jan 98 11.63 +0.4 Melanie Kleeberg Q 271281 2 Darwin 15 Jun 02 23.55 Betty Cuthbert N 200438 1 Melbourne 30 Nov 56 11.64 +1.1 Brigitte Mullen V 120666 5 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 manual 11.64 +0.3 Veronica Lee N 170670 2 Canberra 3 Dec 95 22.9y +0.0 Margaret Burvill W 021041 1 Perth 22 Feb 64 manual 23.0 Dianne Bowering-Burge S 091043 1 Adelaide 10 Mar 68 11.0 +0.0 Denise Robertson-Boyd Q 151252 1 Sydney 27 Oct 73 23.0 Sue Jowett Q 140956 1 Auckland 6 Feb 76 11.1 Raelene Boyle V 240651 1 Sydney 13 Mar 71 23.0 Penny Gillies N 200751 1 Brisbane 24 Feb 80 11.1 Helen Edwards-Davey Q 230258 1 Brisbane 3 Mar 79 23.2y Betty Cuthbert N 200438 1 Hobart 7 Mar 60 11.1 +1.3 Debbie Wells N 290561 mix Sydney 29 Feb 84 23.1 Robin Boak V 130455 1 Sydney 13 Dec 73 11.2 Jenny Lamy N 280249 1 Sydney 21 Jan 67 23.1 Margaret Sargent N 190854 2 Sydney 3 Jan 74 11.2A Dianne Bowering-Burge S 091043 5 Mexico City 4 Oct 68 23.1 Helen Edwards-Davey Q 230258 1 Brisbane 25 Nov 78 11.2 Barbara Jordan-Wilson Q 050552 2 Brisbane 30 Sep 73 23.1 Leanne Evans Q 170360 1 Brisbane 21 Feb 81 11.3 Shirley Strickland de la Hunty W 180725 1 Warsaw 4 Aug 55 23.2 Joyce Bennett W 110545 2 Adelaide 10 Mar 68 11.3 Marion Hoffman Q 290949 1 Sydney 5 Jul 70 23.2 Susan Andrews T 260171 1 Perth 30 Nov 96 11.3 Alison Ross-Edwards N 171052 2 Sydney 13 Mar 71 23.4y +0.0 Marlene Mathews N 140234 1 Sydney 22 Mar 58 11.3 Robin Boak V 130455 2 Sydney 13 Dec 73 23.4y Pat Duggan Q 101237 2 Hobart 7 Mar 60 11.3 Suzette Sames N 060355 1 Sydney 7 Dec 75 23.3 Marion Hoffman Q 290949 2 Melbourne 15 Mar 70 11.3 -0.2 Preya Carey N 161183 1 Sydney 20 Dec 03 23.3 Barbara Jordan-Wilson Q 050552 4 Brisbane 28 Feb 76 11.4 +1.7 Marjorie Jackson N 130931 1 Gifu 4 Oct 52 23.3 Beth Nail W 240356 3 Sydney 20 Jun 76 11.4 -1.3 Betty Cuthbert N 200438 1h Melbourne 24 Nov 56 23.3 Marian Fisher-O'Shaughnessy V 061154 1 Melbourne 30 Oct 76 11.4 Kaye Thomas N 310148 2 Sydney 18 Jan 69 11.4 Maureen Caird N 190951 1 Sydney 7 Mar 70 400 METRES 11.4 Penny McCallum-Gillies N 200751 1 Sydney 5 Feb 72 48.63 Cathy Freeman Q 160273 2 Atlanta 29 Jul 96 11.4 Sue Jowett Q 140956 2 Brisbane 15 Nov 75 50.19 Renee Poetschka W 010571 1 Sydney 12 Mar 94 11.4 Lyn Tillett-Jacenko N 150853 1h Sydney 5 Mar 77 50.24 Maree Holland N 250763 3s Seoul 25 Sep 88 11.4 Maree Holland N 250763 2 Burnaby 12 Jun 85 50.43 Jana Pittman V 091182 1 Sydney 22 mar 03 11.4 Rosemary Hayward N 101180 1 Sydney 12 Sep 97 50.78 Debbie Flintoff-King V 200460 3 London 12 Jul 86 11.4 +0.8 Jodi Lambert W 010970 1 Perth 9 Jun 02 50.78 Michelle Lock Q 290367 7s Barcelona 3 Aug 92 51.08 Raelene Boyle V 240651 1 Brisbane 4 Sep 82 200 METRES 51.28 Tania Van Heer-Murphy S 301270 2 Melbourne 19 Mar 99 RANKINGS RANKINGS 22.23 +0.8 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor N 011071 1 Stuttgart 13 Jul 97 51.28 Nova Peris NT 250271 3q Sydney 23 Sep 00 22.25 +1.3 Cathy Freeman Q 160273 1 Victoria 26 Aug 94 51.32 Sharon Stewart V 170865 1 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 22.35 +1.8 Denise Robertson-Boyd Q 151252 1 Sydney 23 Mar 80 51.35 Lee Naylor V 260171 4 Osaka 9 May 98 22.42 +2.0 Tania Van Heer-Murphy S 301270 1 Canberra 6 Feb 99 51.44 Beth Nail W 240356 5s Montreal 28 Jul 76 22.45 +1.1 Raelene Boyle V 240651 2 Munich 7 Sep 72 51.48 Denise Robertson-Boyd Q 151252 1 Melbourne 19 Mar 83 22.52 +1.5 Lauren Hewitt V 251178 1 Canberra 15 Jan 00 51.51 Tamsyn Lewis V 200778 1 Brisbane 11 Feb 00 22.74 +1.8 Nova Peris NT 250271 8s Seville 25 Aug 99 51.55 Susan Andrews T 260571 2 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 22.82 +1.7 Kerry Johnson Q 231063 1 Chiba 15 Sep 88 51.71 Verna Burnard S 190856 6s Montreal 28 Jul 76 22.83 +1.7 Maree Holland N 250763 2 Chiba 15 Sep 88 51.73 Melinda Gainsford-Taylor N 011071 1 Brisbane 22 Jul 00 22.84 +1.6 Sharon Cripps Q 290677 2 Adelaide 6 Feb 03 51.90 Charlene Neighbour-Rendina V 281247 3s Munich 6 Sep 72 22.88A +2.0 Jenny Lamy N 280249 3 Mexico City 18 Oct 68 52.01 Betty Cuthbert V 200438 1 Tokyo 17 Oct 64 22.94 -0.4 Melissa Moore-Medlicott N 070668 1 Canberra 1 Mar 92 52.04 Maxine Johnson-Corcoran V 220954 1 Perth 24 Mar 79 22.95 +1.8 Colleen Beazley-Pekin W 100757 3 Sydney 23 Mar 80 52.06 Kylie Hanigan N 181171 2 Canberra 28 Jan 94 22.98 0.0 Debbie Wells N 290561 1 Sydney 11 Mar 84 52.07 Leanne Evans Q 170360 2 Brisbane 4 Sep 82 23.04 +1.7 Jenny McGill-Flaherty V 310560 3 Brisbane 5 Sep 82 52.24 Rosemary Hayward N 101180 2 Brisbane 4 Apr 03 23.06 +0.8 Renee Poetschka W 010571 4 Rhede 30 Jul 95 52.41 Michelle Baumgartner V 250763 1 Auckland 24 Jan 81 23.13 -0.1 Jodi Lambert W 010970 1 Sydney 11 Feb 96 52.50 Terri-Anne Wangman-Cater V 250956 2 Christchurch 19 Jan 80 23.14 Diane Holden N 281063 1 Sydney 8 Feb 81 52.59 Sally Hamilton-Fleming W 140561 1 Canberra 7 Mar 87 23.18 +0.8 Marilyn Black N 200544 3 Tokyo 19 Oct 64 52.65 Judy Canty-Peckham V 091250 6q Montreal 26 Jul 76 23.18 +1.8 Rebecca Vormister N 090374 1 Sydney 4 Jan 97 52.66 Katerina Dressler V 210981 1 Sydney 10 Feb 02 23.32 Sue Jowett Q 140956 1 Auckland 19 Mar 76 52.67 Sophie Scamps N 150371 2 Sydney 25 Jan 92 23.32 +0.4 Jane Flemming V 140465 hep Gotzis 30 May 93 52.69 Annabelle Smith N 080183 1 Sydney 13 Dec 03 23.32 +1.1 Brigitte Mullen V 120666 3 Brisbane 4 Feb 95 52.78 Lauren Poetschka W 221074 3 Perth 5 Feb 00

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

52.81 Kathy Sambell Q 160163 1h Sydney 18 Feb 89 2.44.0 Margaret Leaney-Crowley V 240567 2 Melbourne 6 Jan 94 manual 2.44.7 Michelle Baumgartner V 250763 1 Hobart 4 Jan 90 51.7 Judy Canty-Peckham V 091250 1 Melbourne 28-Dec-75 mixed race 51.9 Marian Fisher-O'Shaughnessy V 061154 1 Melbourne 19-Feb-78 2.39.4 Susie Power V 260375 mix Melbourne 7 Jan 93 52.4y Judy Amoore-Pollock V 250640 1 Perth 27 Feb 65 2.43.3 Sacha Stephens Q 021172 mix Brisbane 22 Jan 93 52.4 Sandra Brown N 030246 1 Melbourne 14-Mar-70 1500 METRES 800 METRES 4.01.34 Margaret Leaney-Crowley V 240567 3 Oslo 6 Jul 96 1.59.0 Charlene Neighbour-Rendina V 281247 1 Melbourne 28 Feb 76 4.06.09 Sarah Jamieson V 240375 4 Nice 8 Jul 00 1.59.21 Tamsyn Lewis V 200778 1 Canberra 15 Jan 00 4.06.77 Georgie Clarke V 170684 1 Hobart 30 Jan 00 1.59.73 Margaret Leaney-Crowley V 240567 2 Durham 13 Jul 96 4.07.03 Kate Anderson-Richardson V 051173 1 Brisbane 14 Mar 96 1.59.93 Judy Amoore-Pollock V 250640 5s Montreal 14 Jul 76 4.07.05 Benita Willis-Johnson Q 060579 4 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 2.00.17 Sharon Stewart V 170865 4 Oslo 6 Jul 91 4.07.78 Suzy Walsham N 221173 6 Eugene 24 May 03 2.00.32 Susan Andrews W 260571 1 Brisbane 3 Sep 00 4.08.06 Jenny Orr V 210153 4h Munich 4 Sep 72 2.00.50 Heather Wright-Barralet Q 160954 1 Adelaide 14 Mar 84 4.09.54 Donna Gould S 100666 4 Burnaby 16 Jul 84 2.00.56 Terri-Anne Wangman-Cater V 250956 4 Rome 5 Sep 81 4.09.80 Melissa Rollison Q 130483 3 Hobart 9 Mar 02 2.00.57 Kaylene Coster N 240761 2 Adelaide 14 Mar 84 4.09.86 Wendy Old-Abbott S 240660 1 Melbourne 31 Mar 90 2.00.68 Wendy Old-Abbott S 240660 1 Melbourne 1 Apr 90 4.09.99 Jodie Nykvist-Hebbard Q 140766 1 Brisbane 8 Feb 92 2.00.80 Lisa O'Connell-Lightfoot V 031266 2 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 4.10.14 Michelle Baumgartner V 250763 4 Auckland 20 Jan 90 2.00.97 Michelle Baumgartner V 250763 1 Adelaide 26 Nov 89 4.10.34 Anne Leaney-Cross V 160465 4 Brisbane 11 Feb 00 2.01.2 W 131241 1 Perth 3 Mar 62 4.10.8 Carolyn Schuwalow V 100865 4 Canberra 10 Jan 90 2.01.36 Bronwyn Fleming V 060762 1 Canberra 31 Mar 85 4.10.82 Sarah Collins A 061165 2 Melbourne 31 Mar 90 2.01.49 Kerrie Baumgartner V 121067 2 Melbourne 1 Apr 90 4.11.01 Jackie Perkins V 290865 3 Malmo 10 Aug 87 2.01.57 Gail Millar-Luke T 250563 3 Adelaide 26 Nov 89 4.11.70 Penny Just N 010357 - Oslo 27 Jul 85 2.01.73 Georgie Clarke V 170684 6 Brisbane 8 Sep 00 4.12.02 Susie Power V 260375 2 Hobart 19 Feb 95 2.02.00 Suzy Walsham N 221173 3 Portland 17 May 03 4.12.13 Sandra Dawson Q 021170 1 Brisbane 21 Mar 98 2.02.05 Sandra Dawson Q 021170 4 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 4.12.27 Mandy Westbrook-Giblin T 270674 7 Sydney 28 Feb 98 2.02.07 Julie Schwass N 161157 2 Adelaide 16 Mar 86 4.12.28 Liz Rose-Miller N 081163 2 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 2.02.1 Verna Burnard S 190856 1 Adelaide 17 Feb 79 4.12.37 Emily Morris N 231078 9 Eugene 24 May 03 2.02.1 Sophie Scamps N 150371 1 Canberra 7 Jan 92 4.12.73 Melanie Collins A 281067 7 Brisbane 11 Feb 00 2.02.28 Adrienne Rainbird-McIvor Q 020970 3 Perth 16 Mar 02 4.13.2 Angela Cook N 170953 2 24 Jan 76 2.02.38 Sarah Collins A 061165 4 Adelaide 26 Jan 90 4.13.22 Angela Raines-White Q 220374 1 Melbourne 20 Nov 94 2.02.42 Melanie Collins A 281067 1 Victoria 23 May 96 4.13.24 Natalie Harvey V 190175 3 Adelaide 1 Feb 97 2.02.48 Maxine Johnson-Corcoran V 220954 2 Melbourne 20 Mar 83 4.13.86 Maree McDonagh V 010167 4 Melbourne 31 Mar 90 2.02.56 Seleena Roberts Q 131076 1 Brisbane 15 Mar 97 4.14.22 Judy Amoore-Pollock V 250640 7h Montreal 28 Jul 76 2.02.80 Jodie Nykvist-Hebbard Q 140766 1 Canberra 27 Jan 92 4.14.44 Lisa O'Connell-Lightfoot V 031266 3 Sydney 11 Feb 96 2.02.82 Judy Canty-Peckham V 091250 1 Edmonton 10 Aug 78 4.14.46 Sacha Stephens Q 021172 4 Brisbane 1 Feb 92 2.03.0 Carmen de Vlieger-Campton N 240452 3 Brisbane 4 Jun 78 4.14.70 Sharon Dalton N 021267 8 Oslo 27 Jun 85 2.03.05 Libby Allen V 220580 6 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 4.14.85 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 100566 1 Melbourne 22 Feb 87 2.03.07 Claire Nichols V 220764 4 Adelaide 16 Mar 86 4.15.0 Sue Garretty-Muir N 050557 1 Sydney 22 Mar 80 2.03.11 Cheryl Peasley N 050151 3h Munich 31 Aug 72 4.15.54 Nicole Robinson V 300169 5 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 2.03.13 Debbie Savage N 180280 3 Canberra 22 Feb 03 4.15.56 Emily Morris N 231078 2 Brisbane 4 Apr 03 2.03.16 Lyn Young-Foreman W 050357 2 Melbourne 17 Mar 88 4.15.76 Eloise Poppett N 091182 2 Hobart 28 Feb 99 RANKINGS RANKINGS 2.03.24 Lyn Saint-John T 150968 1 Sydney 28 Feb 98 4.16.45 Kelli Baird V 110669 2 Melbourne 10 Mar 90 2.03.38 Sarah Jamieson V 240375 7 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 4.16.79 Haley McGregor V 270579 5 Newcastle 23 Feb 02 2.03.59 Sandra Speers-Skeggs T 020464 5 Adelaide 16 Mar 86 4.17.09 Penny Gray T 121058 1 Perth 22 Mar 79 2.03.83 Trish Starling W 070967 5 Melbourne 20 Feb 97 4.17.44 Anna Thompson V 111276 3 Brisbane 24 Mar 01 2.03.89 Sally Lee Q 160170 3 Canberra 27 Jan 92 4.17.66 Susan Hobson A 130358 2 Canberra 1 Mar 92 2.03.89 Narelle Parr-Smith N 060172 2 Melbourne 16 Dec 93 4.17.96 Susan Robertson-Michelsson V 290272 4 Sydney 8 Mar 96 mixed race 4.18.10 Lyn Saint-John T 150968 6 Brisbane 21 Mar 98 1.59.8 Susan Andrews W 260571 mix Perth 15 Jul 00 4.18.12 Daphne Stevens-Grehan Q 260755 2 Perth 22 Mar 79 2.00.2 Kaylene Coster N 240761 mix Sydney 24 Mar 84 mixed race 2.00.23 Heather Wright-Barralet Q 160954 mix Melbourne 6 Mar 84 4.09.5 Liz Rose-Miller N 081163 mix Sydney 29 Feb 92 2.01.3 Lyn Young-Foreman W 050357 mix Perth 12 Dec 87 4.10.7 Suzy Walsham N 221173 mix Sydney 9 Mar 01 2.01.68 Adrienne Rainbird-McIvor Q 020970 mix Gold Coast 30 Dec 01 4.12.5 Sacha Stephens Q 021172 mix Brisbane 20 Feb 93 4.14.0 Phyllis Lazarakis W 300553 mix Perth 23 Feb 80 1000 METRES 2.38.8 Judy Amoore-Pollock V 250640 4 Montreal 12 Jul 76 1 MILE 2.40.42 Wendy Old-Abbott S 240660 1 Adelaide 14 Mar 90 4.25.84 Margaret Leaney-Crowley V 240567 3 Monte Carlo 10 Aug 96 2.40.61 Sarah Collins A 061165 2 Adelaide 14 Mar 90 4.29.28 Penny Just N 010357 5 Oslo 27 Jul 85 2.41.3 Lisa O'Connell-Lightfoot V 031266 1 Melbourne 6 Jan 94 4.30.89 Sarah Jamieson V 240375 3 Hechtel 20 Jul 02 2.42.07 Penny Just N 010357 10 Birmingham 19 Jul 86 4.32.73 Susie Power V 260375 1 Melbourne 17 Dec 92 2.42.35 Sarah Jamieson V 240375 1 Castleisland 11 Jun 00 4.33.13 Suzy Walsham N 221173 2 Sydney 7 Jan 90 2.42.80 Margaret Reddish W 040763 2 Hamilton 21 Jan 81 4.34.99 Sharon Dalton N 021267 8 Burnaby 18 Jun 85 2.43.72 Georgie Clarke V 170684 3 Castleisland 11 Jun 00 4.36.23 Emily Morris N 231078 10 Heusden 2 Aug 03 2.43.8 Sandra Dawson Q 021170 2 Lommel 9 Aug 97 4.39.15 Jackie Perkins V 290865 1 Adelaide 26 Jan 87

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

4.39.21 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 180566 2 Adelaide 26 Jan 87 15.10.78 Kate Anderson-Richardson V 051173 10 Oslo 4 Jul 97 4.39.68 Nicole Robinson V 300169 2 Hobart 17 Jan 93 15.14.26 Clair Fearnley V 070375 2 Sydney 13 Feb 00 4.41.9 Terri-Anne Wangman-Cater V 250956 1 Melbourne 15 Dec 83 15.20.78 Anne Leaney-Cross V 160465 1 Melbourne 5 Feb 00 4.42.03 Sarah Collins A 061165 3 Adelaide 26 Jan 87 15.22.59 Natalie Harvey V 190175 1 Melbourne 15 Feb 99 4.42.33 Kate Anderson-Richardson V 051173 2 Melbourne 17 Dec 92 15.23.18 Susie Power V 260375 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 99 mixed race 15.26.43 Carolyn Schuwalow V 100865 4 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 4.31.2 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 180566 mix Canberra 15 Nov 86 15.28.16 Lisa O'Dea-Ondieki S 120560 1 Brisbane 4 Feb 95 4.39.78 Angela Raines-White Q 220374 mix Brisbane 12 Nov 94 15.28.84 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 100566 1 Melbourne 2 Dec 86 15.30.55 Kylie Risk T 281173 5 Sydney 13 Feb 00 2000 METRES 15.32.17 Haley McGregor V 270579 1 Melbourne 7 Mar 02 5.37.71 Benita Willis-Johnson Q 060579 3 Ostrava 12 Jun 03 15.33.29 Susan Hobson A 130358 1 Wellington 18 Jan 92 5.45.65 Jackie Perkins V 290865 2 London 22 Aug 87 15.38.34 Jackie Perkins V 290865 2 Melbourne 2 Dec 86 5.50.47 Susie Power V 260375 10 Sheffield 4 Sep 94 15.40.24 Hayley McGregor V 270579 4 Sydney 19 Aug 00 5.50.66 Carolyn Schuwalow V 100865 2 Canberra 26 Jan 89 15.40.6 Donna Gould S 100666 1 Adelaide 15 Feb 84 5.52.30 Anne Leaney-Cross V 160465 3 Canberra 26 Jan 89 15.40.92 Jenny Green-Lund Q 110761 3 Rheims 3 Jul 92 5.52.55 Elizabeth Rose-Miller N 081163 9 London 10 Jul 92 15.41.79 Mandy Westbrook-Giblin T 270674 2 Brisbane 21 Jul 00 6.01.06 Maree McDonagh V 010167 4 Canberra 26 Jan 89 15.41.80 Eloise Poppett N 091182 1 Melbourne 20 Nov 03 6.10.7 Kathy Watt V 110964 Canberra 10 Mar 84 15.43.92 Anna Thompson V 111276 9 Manchester 28 Jul 02 mixed race 15.52.13 Michelle Dillon N 250571 3 Melbourne 19 Nov 95 5.56.3 Angela Raines-White Q 220374 mix Brisbane 27 Nov 88 15.52.66 Liz Rose-Miller N 081163 1 Hobart 11 Mar 01 15.54.19 Angela Raines-White Q 220374 6 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 3000 METRES 15.58.44 Sue Mahony N 221065 7 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 8.38.06 Benita Willis-Johnson Q 060579 3 Gateshead 13 Jul 03 15.59.13 Sue Malaxos W 301261 8 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 8.48.48 Kate Anderson V 051173 1 Hobart 16 Feb 97 15.59.27 Tenille Morrissey Q 071076 9 Sydney 7 Mar 96 8.49.61 Jackie Perkins V 290865 2 Koblenz 13 Aug 87 16.00.0 Megan Pye-Sloane V 281153 1 Melbourne 15 Jan 85 8.50.34 Jenny Green-Lund Q 110761 11 Stockholm 3 Jul 91 16.02.39 Maryann Murray T 201069 10 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 8.51.39 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 100566 2 Birmingham 27 Jun 92 16.06.17 Susan Robertson-Michelsson V 290272 3 Brisbane 21 Jul 00 8.53.17 Anne Leaney-Cross V 160465 3 Stockholm 26 Jul 95 16.08.6 Sally Pierson V 100363 2 Melbourne 15 Jan 85 8.53.63 Natalie Harvey V 190175 3 Prague 29 Jun 03 16.10.06 Alison Quelch N 150163 6h Houston 2 Jun 83 8.53.87 Carolyn Schuwalow V 100865 1 Canberra 30 Nov 91 16.11.42 Katie Swords Q 140176 2 Eugene 1 Jun 96 8.54.41 Kerryn Hindmarsh-McCann N 020567 1 Sydney 20 Feb 99 16.11.80 Emma Carney V 290771 9 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 8.56.48 Susan Hobson A 130358 2 Canberra 27 Jan 92 16.12.63 Clare Carney V 060274 10 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 8.56.93 Susie Power V 260375 2 Lisbon 22 Jul 94 16.14.04 Glenda Moore W 180362 11 Melbourne 23 Feb 95 8.57.60 Kylie Risk T 281173 1 Hobart 27 Nov 99 16.19.31 Lisa Dick V 260968 8 Melbourne 25 Feb 98 9.02.08 Clair Fearnley V 070375 5 Hobart 30 Jan 00 16.20.19 Martine Daniliuc V 300679 2 Melbourne 5 Feb 00 9.02.71 Haley McGregor V 270579 4 Cork 6 Jul 02 16.20.6 Nikki Chapple V 090281 3 Melbourne 5 Mar 98 9.03.45 Maree McDonagh V 010167 2 Melbourne 9 Mar 88 16.20.71 Sherryn Rhodes V 101268 6 Melbourne 25 Feb 99 9.03.64 Melissa Rollison Q 130483 1 Melbourne 6 Dec 01 16.20.82 Kandy Grant A 090983 5 Melbourne 1 Mar 03 9.04.0 Penny Just N 010357 2 Copenhagen 20 Jul 85 16.20.90 Sharon Dalton N 021267 1 Sydney 24 Nov 84 9.04.13 Rina Bradshaw Q 070769 3 Melbourne 1 Apr 90 mixed race 9.05.56 Donna Gould S 100666 5h Los Angeles 8 Aug 84 15.13.44 Kylie Risk T 281173 mix Hobart 18 Dec 99 9.06.53 Sharon Dalton N 021267 1 Berkeley 23 Jun 85 15.18.6 Eloise Poppett N 091182 mix Sydney 16 Oct 99 9.06.58 Alison Quelch N 150163 5 Eugene 1 Jun 84 15.27.3 Donna Gould S 100666 mix Adelaide 6 Jun 84 RANKINGS RANKINGS 9.07.38 Lisa O'Dea-Ondieki S 120560 1 Canberra 10 Jan 90 15.38.66 Susan Robertson-Michelsson V 290272 mix Melbourne 17 Jun 00 9.07.59 Elizabeth Rose-Miller N 081163 5 Melbourne 1 Mar 01 15.42.3 Liz Rose-Miller N 081163 mix Sydney 21 Nov 98 9.07.93 Emma Carney V 290771 4 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 15.51.9 Michelle Dillon N 250571 mix Sydney 6 Nov 93 9.08.1 Angela Raines-White Q 220374 2 Brisbane 16 Jun 94 16.07.3 Carole Connolly Q 140968 mix Brisbane 18 Nov 89 9.08.68 Michelle Dillon N 250573 1 Canberra 28 Jan 94 16.15.7 Janis Hams S 191054 mix Adelaide 1 Dec 82 9.08.86 Megan Pye-Sloane V 281153 2 Melbourne 20 Feb 83 16.17.0 Tani Ruckle N 250662 mix Sydney 29 Jan 92 indoors 8.42.75 Benita Willis-Johnson Q 060579 6 Lisbon 10 Mar 01 10000 METRES 8.48.38 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 100566 4 Indianapolis 7 Mar 87 30.37.68 Benita Willis-Johnson Q 060579 8 Paris 23 Aug 03 mixed race 31.11.72 Lisa O'Dea-Ondieki S 120560 1 Helsinki 30 Jun 92 8.44.1 Donna Gould S 100666 mix Eugene 13 Jul 84 31.26.34 Susie Power V 260375 1 Melbourne 6 Dec 01 8.50.4 Kerryn Hindmarsh-McCann N 020567 mix Sydney 6 Nov 99 31.43.14 Haley McGregor V 270579 1 Melbourne 4 Dec 03 8.53.58 Natalie Harvey V 190175 mix Cardiff 5 Jul 00 31.51.71 Kylie Risk T 281173 1 Vancouver 1 Jun 96 8.56.3 Angela Raines-White Q 220374 mix Brisbane 18 Dec 92 31.54.57 Susan Hobson A 130358 3 Mito 6 May 96 8.56.63 Georgie Clarke V 170684 mix Melbourne 9 Dec 03 31.54.95 Carolyn Schuwalow V 100865 1 Melbourne 10 Dec 91 8.56.74 Eloise Poppett N 091182 mix Brisbane 2 Jul 99 31.55.65 Clair Fearnley V 070375 2 Sydney 24 Feb 00 9.01.5 Suzy Walsham N 221173 mix Sydney 19 Jan 01 31.55.94 Kerryn Hindmarsh-McCann N 020567 1 Melbourne 6 Dec 99 9.01.7 Georgie Clarke V 170684 mix Melbourne 27 May 00 31.56.35 Jenny Green-Lund Q 110761 2 Melbourne 10 Dec 91 9.02.78 Sarah Jamieson V 240375 mix Melbourne 30 Mar 00 32.07.44 Natalie Harvey V 190175 2 Sandefjord 3 Jun 00 32.17.37 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 100566 4 Melbourne 10 Dec 91 5000 METRES 32.26.34 Jackie Perkins V 290865 2 Melbourne 12 Dec 87 14.47.60 Benita Willis-Johnson Q 060579 3 Berlin 7 Sep 02 32.35.40 Michelle Dillon N 250571 2 Melbourne 16 Dec 93 15.08.69 Kerryn Hindmarsh-McCann N 020567 1 Brisbane 08 Sep 00 32.38.27 Kate Anderson-Richardson V 051173 3 Melbourne 14 Dec 95

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

32.41.01 Elizabeth Rose-Miller N 081163 2 Sydney 17 Aug 00 1:16.17.0 Julie McKie V 300560 1 Melbourne 16 Aug 87 32.46.90 Sue Malaxos W 301261 5 Melbourne 14 Dec 95 1:16.17.0 Joanne Cowan N 080955 8 Tokyo 26 Jan 92 32.48.27 Anna Thompson V 111276 2 Melbourne 14 Dec 02 1:16.24.0 Clair Fearnley V 070375 3 Noosa 29 Aug 99 32.48.79 Anne Leaney-Cross V 160465 4 Sydney 24 Feb 00 1:16.30.0 Emma Carney V 290771 2 Sydney 27 May 01 32.56.44 Tani Ruckle N 250662 2 Melbourne 13 Dec 90 1:16.36.0 Lisa-Jane Weightman V 160179 4 Noosa 27 Aug 00 32.56.63 Katie Swords Q 140176 1 Eugene 29 May 96 1:16.46.0 Bronwyn Ellis N 110471 20 Tokyo 10 Jan 00 33.06.88 Clare Carney V 060274 5 Melbourne 15 Dec 94 1:16.47.0 Rina Bradshaw Q 070769 18 Gold Coast 12 Jul 92 33.14.16 Jackie Gallagher Q 101167 1 Melbourne 17 Dec 92 1:16.58.0 Isabella Woo-de Castella A 060971 5 Lake Macquarie 25 Jun 94 33.14.40 Heather Turland N 270460 6 Melbourne 15 Dec 94 33.14.64 Susan Robertson-Michelsson V 290272 5 Sydney 17 Aug 00 MARATHON 33.18.53 Emma Carney V 290771 8 Melbourne 15 Dec 94 2:23.51.0 Lisa O'Dea Ondieki S 120560 1 Osaka 31 Jan 88 33.22.97 Angela Raines-White Q 220374 9 Melbourne 15 Dec 94 2:25.51.0 Nickey Carroll Q 140172 4 London 18 Apr 99 33.27.20 Carole Connolly Q 140968 4 Melbourne 8 Dec 89 2:25.59.0 Kerryn Hindmarsh-McCann N 020567 5 London 16 Apr 00 33.28.1 Sally Pierson V 100363 2 Melbourne 14 Feb 84 2:31.19.0 Tani Ruckle N 250662 4 Chicago 30 Oct 88 33.28.58 Lynn Clayton N 080457 5 Melbourne 10 Dec 91 2:32.37.0 Susan Hobson A 130358 10 Osaka 30 Jan 00 33.34.06 Maryann Murray T 201069 2 Adelaide 1 Feb 97 2:32.57.0 Sue Malaxos W 301261 14 Osaka 28 Jan 96 33.35.56 Sue Mahony N 221065 5 Melbourne 16 Dec 93 2:33.07.0 Sue Mahony N 221065 8 Boston 17 Apr 95 33.38.24 Glenda Moore W 180362 9 Melbourne 14 Dec 95 2:33.50.0 Silvana Trampuz V 150966 5 Hamburg 25 Apr 99 33.44.16 Joy Terry A 130468 5 Melbourne 8 Dec 89 2:34.10.0 Heather Turland N 270460 3 Frankfurt 27 Oct 96 33.47.78 Alison Cumming V 190967 3 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 2:34.29.0 Jackie Hallam N 130270 5 London 12 Apr 92 33.52.83 Sue Malaxos W 301261 3 Adelaide 1 Feb 97 2:34.52.0 Krishna Wood Stanton Q 100566 2 Manchester 28 Jul 02 33.53.1 Gayelene Clews W 191060 1 Melbourne 16 Dec 85 2:35.40.0 Lorraine Davis N 250568 1 Noumea 21 Jul 94 34.00.50 Annette Dwyer N 030960 6 Melbourne 8 Dec 89 2:35.46.0 Jackie Gallagher Q 101167 13 Boston 15 Apr 02 34.01.5 Silvana Trampuz V 150966 1 Pordenone 27 Apr 91 2:36.42.0 Karen Gobby W 180353 2 Gold Coast 21 Jul 91 34.02.0 Anne Lord V 160461 2 Melbourne 16 Dec 85 2:36.54.0 Lisa Dick V 260968 2 Gold Coast 12 Jul 98 mixed race 2:36.56.0 Liz Rose Miller N 081163 11 Chicago 13 Oct 02 33.09.4 Joy Terry A 130468 mix Canberra 2 Nov 89 2:37.12.0 Jillian Colwell Q 130752 5 London 17 Apr 83 2:37.50.0 Megan Pye-Sloane V 281153 2 Sydney 12 Jun 83 HALF MARATHON 2:37.56.0 Rhonda Taylor-Mallinder V 260858 1 Melbourne 9 Oct 83 1:07.48.0 Kerryn Hindmarsh-McCann N 020567 3 Tokyo 10 Jan 00 2:37.56.0 Lynn Clayton N 080457 3 Rotterdam 6 Apr 92 1:07.56.0 Susie Power V 260375 2 Newcastle, UK 6 Oct 02 2:37.56.0 Sherryn Rhodes V 101268 1 Melbourne 11 Oct 98 1:08.33.0 Lisa O'Dea-Ondieki S 120560 2 Tokyo 26 Jan 92 2:39.12.0 Jenny Dowie V 040959 2 Long Beach 6 Feb 93 1:09.26.0 Benita Willis-Johnson Q 060579 3 Vilamoura 4 Oct 03 2:39.29.0 Sylvia Rose N 310766 3 Gold Coast 12 Jul 98 1:10.31.0 Susan Hobson A 130358 1 Yamaguchi 16 Mar 97 2:39.44.0 Samantha Hughes Q 061174 2 Sakai 18 Feb 01 1:11.06.0 Carolyn Schuwalow V 100865 2 Philadelphia 19 Sep 93 2:39.48.0 Elizabeth Richards-Hassall N 230244 4 Boston 16 Apr 79 1:11.09.0 Elizabeth Rose-Miller N 081163 11 Tokyo 19 Jan 97 2:39.53.0 Jackie Turney V 150558 3 Melbourne 17 Oct 82 1:12.25.0 Lynn Clayton N 080457 3 Tokyo 26 Jan 92 2:40.13.0 Joanne Cowan N 080955 3 Canberra 10 Apr 94 1:12.27.0 Anna Thompson V 111276 3 Gold Coast 6 Jul 03 2:41.24.0 Dot Browne V 060241 16 London 17 Apr 83 1:12.31.0 Susan Robertson-Michelsson V 290272 4 Osaka 25 Feb 01 2:41.25.0 Mora Main N 160149 3 Canberra 8 Apr 84 1:12.38.0 Natalie Harvey V 190175 3 Peterborough 9 Mar 03 2:41.37.0 Carolyn Schuwalow V 100865 3 Gold Coast 11 Jul 99 1:12.39.0 Nickey Carroll Q 140172 1 Noosa 27 Aug 00 2:41.39.0 Trudy Fenton T 140460 1 Canberra 9 Apr 89 1:12.46.0 Heather Turland N 270460 9 Palma de Mallorca 29 Sep 96 2:41.59.0 Susan Robertson-Michelsson V 290272 1 Canberra 8 Apr 01 1:12.52.0 Sue Mahony N 221065 5 Tokyo 23 Jan 94 2:43.03.0 Rosemary Longstaff A 020351 Boston 20 Apr 81 RANKINGS RANKINGS 1:12.56.0 Silvana Trampuz V 150966 4 Rome 19 Mar 00 2:43.32.0 Jan Wanklyn W 240158 10 Duluth 20 Jun 92 1:13.09.0 Jackie Hallam N 130270 5 Gold Coast 18 Jul 93 2:43.39.0 June Petrie V 090264 1 Pingtung 14 Dec 03 1:13.12.0 Lisa Dick V 260968 1 Lake Macquarie 25 Jun 95 2:43.40.0 Margaret Reddan Q 090752 1 Melbourne 14 Oct 84 1:13.20.0 Krishna Wood-Stanton N 100566 5 Gold Coast 11 Jul 99 2:43.45.0 Bev Lucas S 131046 2 Canberra 9 Apr 95 1:13.26.0 Joy Terry A 130468 1 Canberra 20 May 90 2:43.46.0 Janelle Burgmann N 180368 18 Boston 15 Apr 02 1:13.30.0 Jenny Green-Lund Q 110761 1 Gold Coast 22 Jul 90 2:44.06.0 Emma Jackowski V 090374 3 Melbourne 11 Oct 98 1:13.38.0 Tani Ruckle N 250662 2 Gold Coast 24 Jul 88 2:44.24.0 Barbara McKerrow V 080958 25 Hiroshima 14 Apr 85 1:13.56.0 Karen Gobby W 180353 10 Gold Coast 12 Jul 92 2:44.39.0 Joy Terry A 130468 5 Gold Coast 7 Jul 02 1:14.31.0 Shannon Barr V 1 Geelong 27 Apr 03 2:44.46.0 Elizabeth Patmore Q 260257 13 Tokyo 17 Nov 85 1:14.36.0 Tracey Newton V 100576 3 Inuyama 23 Feb 97 2:44.46.0 Jenny Green-Lund Q 110761 4 Honolulu 13 Dec 92 1:14.38.0 Jackie Gallagher Q 101167 14 Gold Coast 12 Jul 92 2:44.46.0 Jenny Hindmarsh N 110171 7 Austin 16 Feb 03 1:14.40.0 Sue Malaxos W 301261 14 Yamaguchi 12 Mar 94 2:45.01.0 Shane Barrett Q 120155 28 London 17 Apr 83 1:14.41.0 Kerith Duncanson N 010668 2 Canberra 20 May 90 2:45.25.0 Isabella Woo-de Castella V 060971 5 Sydney 30 Apr 00 1:14.48.0 Lorraine Davis N 250568 57 Oslo 24 Sep 94 2:45.32.0 Kate Harris-Smythe V 220972 8 Rotterdam 13 Apr 03 1:15.03.0 Kerry Jukes Q 071167 3 Gold Coast 24 Jul 88 2:45.53.0 Tania-Saree Warrick V 140768 1 Taraniki 9 Mar 97 1:15.13.0 Samantha Hughes Q 061174 2 Noosa 26 Aug 01 2:45.55.0 Desiree Letherby S 220746 7 Canberra 8 Apr 84 1:15.19.0 Anne Lord V 160461 1 Melbourne 17 Aug 88 2:46.09.0 Kate Maslen N 161267 5 Gold Coast 11 Jul 99 1:15.18.0 Sylvia Rose N 310766 3 Sydney 24 May 98 2:46.20.0 Barbara Byrnes V 060152 19 London 21 Apr 85 1:15.20.0 Julie Rose Q 160476 1 Brisbane 28 May 95 2:46.21.0 Nelly Marmy-Conus V 241165 2 Gold Coast 25 Jun 00 1:15.37.0 Sylvia Rose N 310766 4 Sydney 26 May 96 2:46.30.0 Melissa Bulloch N 28 Chicago 24 Oct 99 1:15.50.0 Sally Pierson V 100363 1 Melbourne 19 Aug 84 2:46.32.0 Adrienne Beames V 070942 1 Scotsdale 10 Dec 77 1:16.03.0 Maryann Murray T 201069 2 Lake Macquarie 23 Jun 96 2:46.36.0 Tessa Brockwell V 2 Melbourne 13 Oct 85 1:16.10.0 Jenny Dowie V 040959 3 Melbourne 4 Jun 95

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

100 METRES HURDLES 56.75 Adrienne Rainbird-McIvor Q 020970 1h Sydney 25 Feb 00 12.93 +0.9 Pam Kilborn-Ryan V 120839 1 Warsaw 28 Jun 72 56.85 Lyn Young-Foreman W 050357 1 Canberra 21 Dec 80 12.98 +1.8 Jane Flemming V 140465 1 Brisbane 6 Mar 93 57.04 Renee Poetschka W 010571 1 Brisbane 7 Mar 93 13.02 -1.5 Glynis Saunders Nunn-Cearns Q 041260 hep Los Angeles 3 Aug 84 57.06 Rebecca Campbell W 230176 1 Brisbane 6 Mar 93 13.09 +1.8 Jacquie Munro N 041081 1 Darwin 22 Jun 02 57.09 Evette Cordy V 280973 2 Melbourne 20 Mar 99 13.10 +1.1 Penny McCallum-Gillies N 200751 1 Sydney 23 Mar 80 57.23 Glynis Saunders Nunn-Cearns Q 041260 2 Melbourne 20 Mar 83 13.19 +1.9 Fiona Cullen Q 310879 2 Darwin 22 Jun 02 57.28 Marian Fisher-O'Shaughnessy V 061154 1 Canberra 4 Dec 77 13.20 +1.6 Debbi Edwards N 250978 2 Gold Coast 10 Sep 00 57.35 Leisa Bruce-Proctor Q 070170 3 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 13.32 -1.3 Jayne Beasley-Moyes W 250166 2 Sydney 30 Jan 94 57.51 Debbie Cooper-Tomsett V 090460 3 Melbourne 1 Apr 84 13.33 +1.3 Gaye Murphy-Dell V 221048 1h Christchurch 29 Jan 74 57.88 Jane Flemming V 140465 1 Sydney 21 Feb 93 13.42 Jenny Low-Laurendet Q 050762 2 Sydney 6 Jan 90 58.01 Nioka Gray N 300473 4 Sydney 13 Mar 94 13.46 +1.8 Sally Heagney-Bult W 031070 4 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 58.11 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 6 Brisbane 11 Feb 00 13.49 +1.0 Georgie Power V 041182 1 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 58.36 Josephine Fowley N 280379 1h Sydney 22 Aug 96 13.53 +1.4 Miachelle Deverell A 070770 1 Alor Setar 13 Sep 94 58.39 Helen Carter W 090267 3 Brisbane 7 Mar 93 13.54 +1.4 Sharon Jaklofsky Q 300968 hep Auckland 27 Jan 90 58.42 Stacey Atterton-Quitzau N 240960 2 Perth 22 Mar 79 13.57 +1.5 Simone Purvis V 030478 2 Sydney 17 Aug 96 58.53 Carmen de Vlieger-Campton N 240451 3 Canberra 4 Dec 77 13.58 +1.8 Kim Wilson-Birrell N 221167 4 Brisbane 6 Mar 93 58.55 Kylie Robertson N 260274 3 Adelaide 26 Jan 96 13.60 +1.1 Robyn Strong-Lorraway V 200761 2 Sydney 23 Mar 80 58.67 Melissa Mackie A 080572 2 Canberra 6 Mar 99 13.61 +0.9 Sherryl Morrow V 220373 hep Darwin 7 Jul 00 58.73 Marianne Hardstaff T 310363 4 Melbourne 20 Mar 83 13.63 +0.0 Maureen Caird N 190951 5h Munich 4 Sep 72 58.77 Rebecca Le Tessier W 071070 3 Perth 10 Feb 91 13.65 +0.9 Clare Thompson Q 281277 hep Darwin 7 Jul 00 58.81 Rachel Delphin T 120883 7 Sydney 13 Feb 00 13.73 +1.9 Kym Burns V 250271 3 Perth 24 Jan 99 58.97 Helen Graham N 180265 3 Sydney 3 Dec 89 13.74 +1.0 Rachel Links N 260175 6s Lisbon 21 Jul 94 59.05 Catriona Larritt V 251071 3 Sydney 5 Mar 95 13.79 +1.0 Jennifer Jones W 180148 2h Christchurch 29 Jan 74 59.05 Kimberley Crow V 090885 1 Melbourne 8 Dec 01 13.80 +1.8 Gillian Ragus W 050476 6 Brisbane 6 Mar 93 59.06 Elizabeth Dale N 200960 2 Perth 13 Jan 80 13.80 +0.0 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 hep Brisbane 3 Apr 03 59.10 Cathie Wilson V 220467 1 Melbourne 30 Mar 84 13.82 +0.3 Chris Annison-Stanton W 121259 1h Canberra 30 Mar 85 59.12 Simone Bradly W 020274 1 Hobart 7 Dec 90 13.83 -1.3 Dianne Harley-Gardner Q 290662 4 Adelaide 15 Mar 86 59.33 Lesley Richards N 261063 4 Canberra 31 Mar 85 13.87 +0.6 Sally Moir V 040854 3h Christchurch 29 Jan 74 manual 13.87 -0.5 Debbie Bloomfield-Phillips N 210663 2 Sydney 11 Mar 84 58.3 Judy Canty-Peckham V 091250 1 Melbourne 2 Feb 75 13.87 +0.3 Jo Millar-Cubit T 230362 2h Canberra 30 Mar 85 59.1 Lyndley Longstaff S 210359 2 Melbourne 4 Mar 86 13.87 +0.4 Nicole Gale N 070477 1 Sydney 17 Feb 96 mixed race 13.89 +0.7 Helen Edwards-Davey Q 230258 4 Christchurch 31 Jan 81 56.5 Lyn Young-Foreman W 050357 mix Perth 16 Jan 81 13.89 -0.2 Jane Jamieson N 230675 hep Kuala Lumpur 16 Sep 98 13.92 +0.9 Cheryl Finch-Boswell S 180454 3 Brisbane 4 Sep 82 2000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 13.92 +1.9 Jana Pittman N 091182 3 Hobart 30 Jan 00 6.25.77 Melissa Rollison Q 130483 1 Sydney 1 May 00 13.93 -0.5 Donna Collins-Hanna N 211073 2h Sydney 5 Mar 95 6.30.8 Mary Fien N 010972 1 Sydney 4 Dec 96 13.93 +1.1 Sharon Sutherland W 100377 1 Perth 13 Feb 00 6.42.7 Catherine Lamb N 010682 6 Sydney 19 Dec 98 13.96 +1.1 Roxanne Gelle W 030958 4 Sydney 23 Mar 80 6.44.52 Aleisha Anderson W 061185 1 Melbourne 8 Dec 01 13.96 +0.1 Kylie Coombe Q 221267 hep Adelaide 9 Mar 92 6.47.45 Shannon Hill N 120683 2 Sydney 1 May 00 13.97 +1.1 Louise McKinnon V 061059 5 Sydney 23 Mar 80 6.48.40 Nikki Egyed Q 190482 1 Sydney 10 Dec 99 13.97 +0.5 Jessie Shepherd N 291177 6 Melbourne 20 Mar 99 6.48.83 Victoria Mitchell V 250482 1 Melbourne 11 Feb 01 manual 6.53.35 Marnie Ponton A 160384 1 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 RANKINGS RANKINGS 12.5 +0.9 Pam Kilborn-Ryan V 120839 1 Warsaw 28 Jun 72 6.54.04 Jocelyn Keage V 130184 3 Sydney 1 May 00 12.9 +1.4 Jacquie Munro N 041081 1 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 6.54.12 Carrie Bailey N 011184 1 Hobart 25 Mar 00 13.0 +1.4 Fiona Cullen Q 310879 2 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 6.58.92 Pippa Hendon W 090787 1 Brisbane 13 Dec 03 13.1 Maureen Caird N 190951 1 Sydney 26 Feb 72 6.58.96 Clare McKechnie V 270585 1 Hobart 7 Dec 02 13.2 Diane Pease N 101245 1 Sydney 13 Dec 73 7.00.20 Georgia Kaidonis S 250487 1 Hobart 6 Dec 02 13.5 Jennifer Jones W 180148 1 Perth 12 Jan 74 7.00.94 Lucy Polkinghorne N 170386 2 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 13.5 -2.1 Cheryl Finch-Boswell S 180454 2 Melbourne 21 Mar 76 7.02.67 Bree Keith N 300484 5 Sydney 1 May 00 13.5 Helen Edwards-Davey Q 230258 2 Brisbane 16 Dec 79 7.03.05 Kathryn Archbold N 030486 2 Hobart 7 Dec 02 13.5 Eileen Hindle W 020149 1 Perth 2 Feb 80 7.03.08 Courtney Jarrett Q 061285 1 Brisbane 12 Dec 03 13.7 Helen Windred N 020248 2h Melbourne 11 Mar 70 7.03.97 Carly Light S 150985 3 Melbourne 8 Dec 01 13.7 Roxanne Gelle W 030958 1 Brisbane 3 Jun 78 7.04.20 Ashlea Gilfillan Q 310388 1 Sydney 21 Mar 03 13.7 Donna Scott Q 230662 1 Brisbane 18 Nov 78 7.04.86 Joanna Wall V 161283 3 Hobart 25 Mar 00 13.7 +1.6 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 1 Perth 19 May 03 7.06.60 Nikki Donnelly S 101185 1 Sydney 10 Jan 03 7.06.92 Alison Burgess S 220387 1 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 400 METRES HURDLES 7.07.31 Sarah Grahame V 160989 2 Brisbane 11 Dec 03 53.17 Debbie Flintoff-King V 200460 1 Seoul 28 Sep 88 7.08.4 Emily Johnson N 070288 1 Sydney 20 Dec 03 53.22 Jana Pittman N 091182 1 Paris 28 Aug 03 7.08.54 Riana Dinsmore Q 180585 2 Sydney 10 Jan 03 55.37 Lauren Poetschka W 221074 1 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 7.08.88 Tiah Simmons T 061284 2 Hobart 6 Dec 02 55.50 Sonia Brito V 100679 2 Brisbane 13 Apr 02 7.10.43 Sophia Kaidonis S 010788 2 Sydney 21 Mar 03 55.55 Sally Hamilton-Fleming W 140561 1 Ylievska 3 Jul 88 7.10.81 Margo Mackintosh Q 100581 1 Brisbane 22 Oct 99 55.92 Gail Millar-Luke T 250563 1 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 7.10.85 Laura Luxford Q 050286 1 Brisbane 14 Nov 03 56.03 Stephanie Price N 170772 3 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 mixed race 56.31 Jenny Low-Laurendet Q 050762 2 Sydney 3 Dec 89 6.46.3 Donna Tyberek T 180677 mix Hobart 20 Nov 99

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

6.50.58 Marnie Ponton A 160384 mix Canberra 19 Feb 02 22.04.42 Sue Orr-Cook V 230458 1 Melbourne 1 Apr 84 6.59.2 Jane Mudge S 210478 mix Adelaide 9 Feb 00 22.08.5 Jenny Jones-Billington Q 200467 4 Brisbane 6 Mar 93 7.06.6 Elaine Cooper A 311059 mix Canberra 13 Jan 00 22.15.0 Sally Pierson V 100363 1 Melbourne 27 Jan 84 7.10.0 Jessica Stingemore W 180284 mix Perth 27 Jan 01 22.15.5 Jane Lewry-Barbour S 270766 1 Adelaide 16 Feb 94 7.10.5 Fiona Nash V 230387 mix Melbourne 27 Oct 01 22.17.32 Lorraine Young-Jachno V 210959 4 Sydney 4 Jan 90 22.27.06 Natalie Saville N 070978 1 Sydney 8 Feb 03 3000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 22.36.56 Cheryl Webb N 031076 2 Sydney 8 Feb 03 9.30.70 Melissa Rollison Q 130483 1 Brisbane 4 Sep 01 22.37.8 Bev Wilkins-Hayman N 090561 1 Sydney 5 Nov 88 10.09.53 Victoria Mitchell V 250482 1 Melbourne 3 Mar 02 22.40.3 Sharon Schnyder V 010764 1 Bendigo 25 Jan 92 10.16.01 Leah Rogers V 170276 2 Sydney 25 Feb 00 22.41.2 Louise Nicholson V 261266 1 Melbourne 5 Jan 92 10.20.48 Mary Fien N 010972 1 Sydney 7 Mar 99 22.44.66 Renee McAskill N 110382 3 Sydney 7 Mar 96 10.36.69 Donna Tyberek T 180677 5 Sydney 25 Feb 00 22.49.3 Jill Barrett-Maybir Q 130764 7 Sydney 10 Mar 96 10.42.58 Lee-Anne Turner S 290967 2 Brisbane 3 Apr 03 22.52.70 Laura Johnson N 310884 1 Darwin 28 Jun 02 10.46.00 Clare Stynes W 070677 1 Perth 13 Feb 99 22.59.19 Rachel Thompson N 211162 2 Sydney 24 Feb 85 10.49.18 Jane Mudge S 210478 6 Sydney 25 Feb 00 mixed race 10.54.74 Erica Sigmont V 291182 5 Starkville 11 May 02 21.25.6 Anne Pembroke-Manning N 131159 mix Sydney 12 Feb 94 10.55.65 Elaine Cooper A 311059 5 Melbourne 18 Mar 99 21.44.6 Natalie Saville N 070978 mix Sydney 6 Jan 96 10.56.58 Nikki Egyed Q 190482 1 Ballarat 5 Oct 00 21.47.6 Gabrielle Blythe V 090369 mix Canberra 12 Mar 93 11.00.41 Jane Ewels V 220578 6 Melbourne 18 Mar 99 22.13.0 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 mix Melbourne 20 Nov 97 11.00.8m V 060477 1 Melbourne 9 Dec 99 22.15.5 Michelle French N 010482 mix Sydney 20 Dec 97 11.01.42 Melissa van de Water N 030978 1 Perth 29 Sep 99 22.24.9 Wendy Muldoon V 270571 mix Melbourne 9 Mar 95 11.04.4 Cristine Cronin V 030668 2 Melbourne 20 Jan 00 22.29.2 Cheryl Webb N 031076 mix Sydney 15 Nov 97 mixed race 22.34.30 Jo Strangman A 171175 mix Canberra 17 Feb 95 10.31.10 Donna Tyberek T 180677 mix Hobart 11 Mar 00 22.36.6 Jantien Saltet N 240172 mix Sydney 28 Nov 92 22.44.6 Celia Massie-Bertei V 180166 mix Melbourne 14 Mar 91 3000 METRES WALK 11.51.26 Kerry Saxby-Junna N 020661 1 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 10KM.WALK (ROAD) 12.22.09 Gabrielle Blythe V 090369 2 Melbourne 24 Feb 94 41.30.0 Kerry Saxby-Junna N 020661 1 Canberra 27 Aug 88 12.26.87 Anne Pembroke-Manning N 131159 3 Melbourne 24 Feb 94 42.15.0 Jane Saville N 051174 6 Eisenhuttenstadt 8 May 99 12.27.74 Jane Saville N 051174 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 43.28.0 Gabrielle Blythe V 090369 - Hawkesbury 10 Jul 93 12.36.21 Natalie Saville N 070978 1 Sydney 9 Dec 95 44.27.0 Anne Pembroke-Manning N 131159 1 Melbourne 21 Jan 96 12.40.84 Teresa Letherby Q 050472 2 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 45.10.0 Natalie Saville N 070978 2 Melbourne 27 Feb 97 12.42.1 Sue Orr-Cook V 230458 1 Canberra 10 Mar 84 45.18.0 Jill Barrett-Maybir Q 130764 3 Melbourne 27 Feb 97 12.48.76 Lorraine Young-Jachno V 210959 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 92 45.19.0 Sue Cook V 230458 1 Brisbane 28 Jun 87 12.49.14 Jenny Jones-Billington Q 200467 3 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 45.22.0 Wendy Muldoon V 270571 1 Melbourne 19 Jul 98 12.51.56 Weny Muldoon V 270571 3 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 45.25.0 Lorraine Young-Jachno V 210959 1 Melbourne 19 May 91 12.53.74 Linda Coffee N 310777 1 Sydney 9 Dec 95 45.25.0 Wendy Muldoon V 270571 28 Eisenhuettenstadt 11 May 96 13.02.71 Sally Pierson V 100363 1 Melbourne 21 Feb 82 45.38.0 Sally Pierson V 100363 1 Melbourne 8 May 82 13.03.99 Jantien Saltet N 240172 4 Brisbane 31 Jan 93 45.40.0 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 1 Melbourne 14 Dec 97 13.05.4 Bev Wilkins-Hayman N 090561 1 Sydney 11 Feb 89 45.51.0 Jane Lewry-Barbour S 090561 2 Melbourne 21 Jan 96 13.06.03 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 4 Melbourne 24 Feb 94 46.06.0 Jenny Jones-Billington Q 200467 1 Canberra 28 Aug 93 13.10.80 Laura Johnson N 310884 1 Nassau 12 Jul 02 46.06.0 Teresa Letherby Q 050472 3 Melbourne 17 Dec 95 13.18.48 Renee McAskill N 110382 2 Sydney 22 Feb 98 46.43.0 Cheryl Webb N 031076 - Rio Maior 15 Apr 00 RANKINGS RANKINGS 13.19.5 Michelle French N 010482 1 Sydney 27 Nov 99 46.50.0 Bev Wilkins-Hayman N 090561 1 Richmond 24 May 86 13.19.51 Cheryl Webb N 031076 3 Brisbane 10 Dec 94 47.01.0 Linda Coffee N 310777 1 Naumburg 28 Apr 96 13.21.45 Natalie Camplin Q 260369 5 Brisbane 1 Feb 92 47.02.0 Celia Massie-Bertei V 180166 2 Melbourne 19 May 91 13.24.17 Sharon Schnyder V 010764 3 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 47.25.0 Sharon Schnyder V 010764 3 Melbourne 25 Aug 91 13.26.32 Celia Massie-Bertei V 180166 6 Melbourne 24 Feb 94 47.25.0 Lyn Ventris W 021056 1 Sydney Jun 01 mixed race 47.26.0 Sue Narbey W 251164 2 Canberra 24 Aug 85 12.43.0 Michelle French N 010482 mix Sydney 8 Nov 97 47.28.0 Carolyn Vanstan-Ferguson V 140868 4 Melbourne 25 Aug 91 12.46.76 Jenny Jones-Billington Q 200467 mix Brisbane 14 Nov 92 47.28.0 Jo Strangman A 171175 5 Canberra 29 Jan 95 12.48.4 Cheryl Webb N 031076 mix Sydney 22 Nov 97 47.41.0 Jantien Saltet N 240172 6 Canberra 25 Jan 93 12.49.2 Linda Coffee N 310777 mix Sydney 13 Jan 96 47.42.0 Rachel Thompson N 211162 1 Sydney 28 Apr 84 12.51.6 Louise Nicholson V 261266 mix Melbourne 20 Feb 92 47.42.0 Lisa Sheridan-Paolini N 101262 1 Melbourne 6 Aug 00 12.56.6 Jane Lewry-Barbour S 270766 mix Adelaide 5 Mar 94 47.58.0 Michelle French N 010482 1 Gosford 16 May 98 12.59.4 Bev Wilkins-Hayman N 090561 mix Sydney 21 Jan 89 48.00.0 Natalie Camplin Q 260369 6 Adelaide 4 Mar 92 13.13.7 Sharon Schnyder V 010764 mix Melbourne 14 Nov 91 48.11.0 Tracy Rosengrave V 250877 1 Melbourne 15 Jul 01 13.14.0 Tracy Rosengrave V 250877 mix Melbourne 4 Mar 00 48.13.0 Claire Woods S 060781 1 Nowra 18 Aug 02 13.21.5 Kellie Wapshott V 230881 mix Melbourne 2 Dec 99 48.26.0 Jenny Crooks S 090476 9 Melbourne 27 Feb 97 48.44.0 Karen Iselin Q 210956 1 Brisbane 23 Jul 89 5000 METRES WALK 48.47.0 Anne Ryan N 020762 3 Adelaide 26 Jun 83 20.03.0 Kerry Saxby-Junna N 020661 1 Sydney 11 Feb 96 48.52.0 Natalie McKean N 130671 8 Melbourne 25 Aug 91 21.32.26 Jane Saville N 051174 1 Melbourne 1 Mar 97 48.57.0 Megan Peters V 180877 2 Melbourne 29 Jun 03 21.45.16 Lisa Sheridan-Paolini N 101262 1 Sydney 20 Feb 00 49.05.0 Miriam Harding A 020656 1 Canberra 27 May 89 21.59.0 Teresa Letherby Q 050472 3 Sydney 11 Feb 96 49.06.0 Louise Nicholson V 261266 4 Melbourne 8 Dec 91 22.01.50 Linda Coffee N 310777 2 Sydney 18 Feb 96 49.21.0 Laura Johnson N 310884 2 Sydney 26 Jul 03

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

49.32.0 Debbie Foster T 201279 1 Ballarat 11 may 97 1.83 Glynis Nunn-Cearns Q 041260 hep Canberra 14 Apr 84 49.37.0 Heather McDonald V 130849 24 Grassau 16 Jun 90 1.83 Casey Narrier W 290585 1 Perth 16 Mar 02 1.82 Cathy Soanes V 090257 3 Perth 25 Mar 79 20KM.WALK 1.82 Tracey Hinde Q 050164 1 Adelaide 7 Dec 80 1:28.56.0 Jane Saville N 051174 1 Copenhagen 6 May 00 1.82 Tracey Brand Q 050165 1 Hobart 12 Dec 82 1:29.36.0 Kerry Saxby-Junna N 020661 2 Naumburg 30 Apr 00 1.82 Cathy Sharpe N 080267 2 Hobart 12 Dec 82 1:33.00.0 Lisa Sheridan-Paolini N 101262 1 Sydney 8 Jul 00 1.82 Theresa Martin Q 080472 1 Sydney 3 Mar 88 1:33.42.0 Cheryl Webb N 031076 1 Melbourne 4 Aug 02 1.82 Kylie Coombe Q 221267 hep Sydney 2 Dec 89 1:34.27.0 Anne Pembroke-Manning N 131159 1 Hawkesbury 10 Jul 93 1.82 Karina Turner S 160872 4 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 1:34.35.0 Wendy Muldoon V 270571 1 Melbourne 16 Aug 98 1.82 Kathy Spalding V 300581 1 Melbourne 13 Feb 98 1:34.44.0 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 1 Canberra 16 Jan 00 1.82 Ebony McIver Q 241080 1 Melbourne 18 Mar 99 1:34.44.0 Lyn Ventris W 021056 1 Melbourne 16 Dec 01 1.82 Peta Mason Q 250479 1 Brisbane 16 Feb 02 1:35.55.0 Natalie Saville N 070978 2 Brisbane 6 Apr 03 1.82 Lauren Foote S 270484 2 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 1:36.16.0 Jenny Jones-Billington Q 200467 2 Hawkesbury 10 Jul 93 1.82 Matilda Gunn Q 190686 1 Brisbane 18 Sep 02 1:36.19.0 Sally Pierson V 100363 1 Melbourne 15 Jul 84 1.82 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 hep Canberra 22 Feb 03 1:36.23.0 Sue Orr-Cook V 230458 1 Canberra 7 Jul 84 1.82 Ellen Pettitt W 130586 1 Perth 12 Oct 03 1:37.13.0 Claire Woods S 060781 2 Melbourne 4 Aug 02 indoors 1:37.34.0 Teresa Letherby Q 050472 2 Adelaide 3 Sep 95 1.87 Alexandra Church N 140184 2 Fayetteville 14 Mar 03 1:37.48.0 Jill Barrett-Maybir NT 130764 1 Sydney 7 Sep 97 1:37.59.0 Bev Wilkins-Hayman N 090561 1 Sydney 15 Jul 89 POLE VAULT 1:39.02.0 Jane Lewry-Barbour S 270766 3 Hawkesbury 10 Jul 93 4.60 Emma George V 011174 1 Sydney 20 Feb 99 1:39.03.0 Jo Strangman A 171175 1 Sydney 5 Aug 95 4.56 Tatiana Grigorieva S 081075 1 Yokohama 15 Sep 01 1:39.49.0 Sue Narbey W 251164 1 Perth 13 Jul 85 4.45 Kym Howe W 120680 1 Perth 16 Mar 02 1:40.02.0 Gabrielle Blythe V 090369 1 Melbourne 24 May 92 4.30 Bridgid Isworth V 151081 1 Hamilton 6 Feb 02 1:40.36.0 Sharon Schnyder V 010764 1 Adelaide 14 Jul 91 4.25 Rachael Dacy V 101176 1 Melbourne 6 Apr 02 1:40.38.0 Jenny Crooks S 090476 2 Melbourne 1 Sep 96 4.25 Rosanna Ditton V 070679 1 Melbourne 8 Mar 03 1:40.49.0 Carolyn Vanstan-Ferguson V 140868 1 Melbourne 8 Sep 91 4.10 Wendy Young S 180384 4 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 1:40.49.0 Tracy Rosengrave V 250877 3 Melbourne 6 Jul 97 4.02 Christie Elwin S 040681 5 Columbus 30 May 03 1:41.17.0 Anne Ryan N 020762 3 Canberra 13 Jul 85 4.00 Tracey Shepherd W 290669 2 Sydney 10 Aug 98 1.41.29.0 Lorraine Young-Jachno V 210959 2 Richmond 14 Jul 90 4.00 Charmaine Lucock Q 080487 3 Sherbrooke 11 Jul 03 1:42.17.0 Lara Kara-Ali S 060278 4 Melbourne 12 Dec 99 3.90 Tracy Young S 180384 2 Adelaide 6 Feb 03 1.42.22.0 Heather McDonald V 130849 1 Melbourne 12 Sep 93 3.85 Lauren Eley S 061283 1 Adelaide 8 Dec 00 3.85 Erryn Boxall W 311084 7 Perth 16 Mar 02 HIGH JUMP 3.85 Jana Tankosic S 100486 1 Adelaide 24 Mar 02 1.98 Vanessa Browne-Ward W 050163 1 Perth 12 Feb 89 3.85 Alana Boyd Q 100584 1 Gold Coast 14 Mar 03 1.98 Alison Inverarity W 120870 1 Ingolstadt 17 Jul 94 3.85 Amy Beckman Q 110583 1 Gold Coast 9 Nov 03 1.96 Chris Annison Stanton W 121259 hep Adelaide 26 Jan 85 3.80 Jamie Scroop S 290388 7 Sherbrooke 11 Jul 03 1.95 Gai Kapernick Q 200970 1 Melbourne 7 Feb 91 3.80 Jacinta Lynn V 120285 1 Brisbane 12 Dec 03 1.93 Katrina Gibbs-Morrow N 070459 1 Edmonton 11 Aug 78 3.75 Melanie O'Brien V 190576 =4 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 1.93 Petrina Price N 260484 1 Sydney 15 Nov 03 3.75 Ashlee Hayes V 221184 1 Melbourne 29 Jul 00 1.91 Deann Bopf Q 130262 1 Brisbane 4 Jan 90 3.70 Jenny Lovell S 140283 1 Adelaide 28 Mar 98 1.91 Andrea Hughes T 121273 2 Perth 13 Feb 94 3.70 Debbie Hundt Q 301180 2 Canberra 11 Dec 98 1.90 Sharon Barber-Carlin S 290865 3 Perth 27 Mar 88 3.70 Fiona Buchanan V 071281 9 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 RANKINGS RANKINGS 1.90 Lisa Bruty V 020577 1 Sydney 10 Aug 98 3.70 Sarah Wiltshire V 200379 1 Melbourne 15 Feb 03 1.88 Jenny Talbot V 140764 3 Adelaide 16 Mar 86 3.70 Vicky Parnov W 241090 2 Perth 29 Nov 03 1.88 Sherryl Morrow V 220373 hep Melbourne 19 Dec 98 3.65 Cathy Georgiou V 050977 3 Melbourne 6 Apr 02 1.87 Jane Flemming V 140465 hep Adelaide 14 Mar 87 3.60 Melissa Harris N 060177 1 Sydney 7 Mar 96 1.87 Jo Millar-Cubit T 230362 hep Adelaide 14 Mar 87 3.60 Kym Lawson V 150682 2 Melbourne 11 Dec 01 1.87 Loretta Kiss T 040170 1 Hobart 28 Oct 89 3.60 Kelly Wright Q 140684 2 Gold Coast 23 Nov 02 1.86 Ann Divito-Turnbull S 101162 hep Melbourne 9 Mar 85 3.55 Sarsha McGowan Q 220883 5 Brisbane 23 Mar 01 1.86 Donna Robertson N 271061 1 Sydney 21 Dec 85 3.55 Tereza Vodesil W 190587 1 Perth 2 Mar 03 1.86 Leah Cranston Q 250270 2 Brisbane 16 Feb 86 3.50 Andrea Hopkin W 290676 3 Sydney 9 Mar 96 1.86 Joanne Lamont V 230867 1 Adelaide 14 Mar 86 3.50 Danielle Wyke V 241078 1 Melbourne 7 Feb 97 1.86 Cathy Lee S 080562 2 Adelaide 26 Feb 89 3.50 Lara Buggy W 150879 7 Melbourne 28 Feb 97 1.86 Jane Jamieson N 230675 hep Goteborg 9 Aug 95 3.50 Belinda Barnes S 220977 2 Adelaide 6 Feb 99 1.86 Belinda Blay V 191176 2 Melbourne 29 Feb 96 3.50 Alice Hawryskiewicz S 010983 2 Adelaide 8 Mar 00 1.86 Carmen Hunter Q 261078 1 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 3.50 Dawn Hartigan V 131156 =1 Melbourne 19 Mar 02 1.86 Leah Alexander V 020482 1 Canberra 13 Dec 98 3.50 Meredith Jones N 1 Sydney 26 Oct 02 1.85 Melissa Harris N 060177 2 Canberra 27 Jan 92 3.50 Anthea Kotyla S 210984 1 Adelaide 16 Nov 02 1.85 Jane Millington W 160776 3 Perth 13 Feb 94 3.50 Taryn Neville W 081082 2 Perth 20 Dec 03 1.85 Gabrielle Conroy N 270875 2 Walnut 17 Apr 99 3.45 Jackie Robbins V 200282 1 Melbourne 22 Nov 97 1.85 Karen Dickson W 161080 1 Perth 26 Nov 00 3.45 Helen Szuster S 280883 1 Canberra 10 Dec 98 1.85 Alexandra Church N 140184 1 Tallahassee 21 Mar 03 3.45 Rebecca Weisz V 130380 1 Melbourne 29 Jan 01 1.84 Joanne Gracey Q 240265 3 Sydney 30 Jan 94 3.45 Jamie Scroop S 290388 2 Hobart 6 Dec 02 1.835 N 030739 1 Sydney 1 Nov 64 3.41 Katherine Rogers W 170186 2 Perth 2 Dec 01 1.83 Sandra Moran S 050261 2 Adelaide 26 Feb 83 3.40 Belinda Tolley V 290176 1 Melbourne 7 Feb 98

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

3.40 Tammy Newport N 220381 2 Sydney 29 Jul 00 6.26 +0.4 Emma Cochrane V 051279 6 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 3.40 Simone Carre W 221082 2 Perth 15 Dec 01 6.25 Jan Carroll W 030944 1 Perth 4 Dec 65 3.40 Naomi Bligh N 060986 2 Sydney 3 Feb 02 6.25 +1.7 Tambi Jogis V 031178 1 Sydney 4 Aug 96 3.40 Jessica Turner V 230283 4 Melbourne 1 Feb 03 6.25 +0.7 Clare Thompson Q 281277 hep Sydney 25 Feb 00 3.40 Jacqui Williams V 191188 3 Brisbane 11 Dec 03 6.24 Pam Kilborn-Ryan V 120839 1 Melbourne 21 May 66 3.35 Alexia Alle Q 141179 qual Melbourne 13 Mar 98 6.22 Jayne Beasley-Moyes W 250166 1 Perth 20 Feb 83 3.35 Danielle O'Reilly S 051088 4 Adelaide 24 Mar 02 6.22 +1.0 Alexia Papadatos N 211080 qual Annecy 30 Jul 98 3.35 Fiona Turner V 191181 3 Melbourne 13 Mar 03 6.22 +1.3 Lisa Morrison V 241281 - Melbourne 8 Mar 03 3.35 Rachel Birtles W 220590 2 Perth 12 Oct 03 6.21 Sylvia Mitchell N 131037 1 Sydney 27 Feb 60 3.30 Jessica Lauder S 050982 3 Adelaide 26 Jan 98 6.19 Amanda O'Neill V 300870 1 Melbourne 27 Nov 86 3.30 Allisha McKenzie Q 270480 1 Brisbane 15 Feb 98 6.18 Katie Csardas N 301051 1 Sydney 20 Feb 71 3.30 Belinda Gates N 130982 1 Canberra 7 Mar 98 6.16 Erica Parkin W 100155 1 Perth 25 Mar 73 3.30 Dhana-Maree Crozier A 150471 2 Canberra 11 Mar 00 6.16 +1.9 Donna Johnstone Q 100370 - Brisbane 18 Mar 90 3.30 Miranda Tiong W 160988 7 Perth 29 Nov 03 6.15 +0.0 Leona Bilous V 041284 hept Brisbane 12 Apr 02 3.25 Jessica Lyden T 070583 1 Hobart 3 Mar 02 indoors 3.20 Jodie Grace N 071278 1 Sydney 21 Dec 96 6.38 Sharon Jaklofsky Q 300968 1 Ames 8 Feb 92 3.20 Debbie Light S 040458 2 Adelaide 21 Jan 00 3.20 Krista Meares Q 221187 1 Brisbane 27 Oct 01 TRIPLE JUMP 3.20 Skye Humphreys W 190885 2 Perth 1 Mar 02 14.04 +2.0 Nicole Mladenis W 220975 1 Hobart 9 Mar 02 3.20 Narelle Henderson V 300184 11 Brisbane 12 Apr 02 13.54 +1.3 Mariklud Viduka V 231272 1 Hobart 22 Feb 98 3.20 Adele Holland V 240587 1 Bendigo 19 Jan 03 13.36 -0.7 Carmen Miller T 180778 qual Sydney 24 Aug 96 3.20 Sarah Riseley V 270787 5 Melbourne 1 Feb 03 13.28 +1.7 Nicole Boegman N 050367 1 Adelaide 26 Jan 95 3.20 Jacqueline Berens N 200180 1 Canberra 16 Mar 03 13.19 +1.4 Michelle Apostolou S 031279 2 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 3.20 Heather Chandler S 201183 =4 Adelaide 22 Feb 03 13.13 +1.1 Sarah Sydney Q 160284 - Sydney 11 Dec 99 3.20 Sarah 'Sallie' Burton V 070985 =3 Melbourne 25 Feb 03 13.07 +0.4 Leanne Wickham V 140574 1 Melbourne 9 Feb 92 3.20 Danielle Dwyer T 031186 1 Launceston 2 Mar 03 12.95 +1.6 Gillian Ting N 200177 1 Newcastle 3 Feb 01 3.20 Kathryn Kiroya N 101276 1 Sydney 28 Mar 03 12.91 -0.2 Paula Lodge S 100177 3 Melbourne 20 Mar 98 3.20 Jasmine Riches W 111188 2 Perth 1 Nov 03 12.90 +1.5 Kylie Stephanos S 220975 1 Adelaide 20 Feb 94 3.20 Jeanie Paton A 161083 1 Canberra 6 Dec 03 12.81 -1.2 Amy Walker Q 260978 1 Melbourne 30 Sep 98 3.20 Madeline Samson N 260587 5 Brisbane 14 Dec 03 12.77 +1.3 Jeanette Bowles V 140179 2 Melbourne 27 Nov 03 indoors 12.71 +0.8 Melissa Moss Q 251074 7 Sydney 26 Feb 00 4.02 Christie Elwin S 040681 4 Gainesville 2 Mar 03 12.70 +0.3 Jane Denning V 080481 2 Sydney 18 Aug 00 12.69 +1.8 Katie Sumpton N 250778 4 Sydney 20 Feb 00 LONG JUMP 12.66 +1.2 Kelly Hill T 110781 1 Melbourne 18 Mar 99 7.00 +1.8 Bronwyn Thompson Q 290178 1 Melbourne 7 Mar 02 12.57 +1.5 Liz Dalton A 130386 1 Sydney 22 Mar 03 6.87 +0.1 Nicole Boegman N 050367 1 Gateshead 14 Aug 88 12.55 +1.7 Sarah Asamoah Q '85 1 Brisbane 19 Oct 00 6.86 +1.5 Robyn Strong-Lorraway V 200761 1 Canberra 23 Feb 86 12.48 +0.5 Kym Burns V 250171 - Sydney 5 Dec 88 6.78 +1.4 Jane Flemming V 140465 1 Auckland 2 Feb 90 12.48 +0.0 Rebekah Williams W 020684 2 Brisbane 13 Apr 02 6.70 +1.8 Lyn Tillett-Jacenko N 150853 1 Brisbane 18 Mar 78 12.47 +2.0 Kate O'Donnell N 021184 4 Newcastle 23 Feb 02 6.66 -0.8 Glynis Saunders Nunn-Cearns Q 041260 hep Los Angeles 4 Aug 84 12.47 +1.0 Alysha House N 151188 1 Brisbane 13 Dec 03 6.62 Linda Parr-Garden N 171055 1 Auckland 25 Jan 81 12.46 -0.7 Natalie Fagg N 040879 1 Adelaide 25 Mar 95 6.58 +0.7 Erica Nixon-Hooker Q 151253 2 Edmonton 11 Aug 78 12.44 -0.1 Karen Charlton N 300672 2 Adelaide 7 Mar 92 6.57 -1.8 Kylie Reed W 171274 1 Sydney 27 Feb 00 12.41 +1.4 Crystal Cragan W 010885 3 Perth 16 Mar 02 RANKINGS RANKINGS 6.57 +0.2 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 hep Daegu 21 Aug 03 12.40 +1.7 Maree McDonald Q 010872 1 Brisbane 18 Feb 96 6.50 +2.0 Kerrie Perkins-Taurima N 020479 2 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 12.38 Ann Turnbull S 101162 1 Adelaide 17 Nov 84 6.49 +1.1 Kym Burns V 250271 1 Melbourne 4 Feb 99 12.38 +1.8 Emma Knight V 020985 1 Brisbane 11 Dec 03 6.47 +1.8 Jane Jamieson N 230675 3 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 12.38 +1.4 Linda Allen Q 220387 2 Brisbane 13 Dec 03 6.46 +1.0 Megan McLean-Cleary V 090364 1 Canberra 16 Nov 85 12.37 Alison Inverarity W 120870 1 Perth 10 Mar 91 6.45 +0.8 Shermin Oksuz W 240384 1 Brisbane 24 Mar 01 12.37 Lisa Antill N 141082 1 Sydney 11 Nov 00 6.43 +1.7 Sharon Sutherland W 100377 4 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 12.36 -1.2 Melissa Tucker N 030180 1 Hobart 14 Dec 97 6.40 +1.8 Chris Annison-Stanton W 121259 1 Adelaide 21 Mar 81 12.36 -1.5 Simone Carre W 221082 1 Perth 17 Feb 01 6.36 +2.0 Sandra Priestley Q 210565 2 Canberra 6 Mar 86 12.35 +1.1 Sharen Fidge N 280479 1 West Palm Beach 26 May 99 6.36 Jo Millar-Cubit T 230362 2 Sydney 28 Mar 87 12.34 +0.5 Fiona Fisher N 231074 qual Sydney 24 Feb 00 6.36 +2.0 Vicki Piggin N 151175 1 Sydney 13 Dec 97 12.34 +0.5 Jarah Jennings Q 150186 1 Brisbane 4 Feb 01 6.35 Sharon Jaklofsky Q 300968 3 Starkville 16 May 92 12.34 +1.1 Alexis Turner Q 030785 4 Sydney 22 Mar 03 6.33 Helen Frith N 120739 1 Sydney 13 Feb 65 12.33 -0.4 Rachel Delphin T 120883 6 Hobart 30 Jan 00 6.33 Kim Thorley Q 181064 - Perth 15 Dec 79 12.29 +1.4 Karen Lyne V 250573 - Melbourne 5 Feb 00 6.33 +1.7 Chris Sharp V 181262 1 Melbourne 5 Mar 89 12.27 Sharon Ward S 150469 1 Adelaide 5 Feb 94 6.33 +1.5 Kathleen Norman Q 220880 2 Brisbane 25 Aug 01 12.26 +0.0 Anna Coster S 050983 1 Sydney 10 Dec 99 6.31 Diane Pease N 101245 1 Sydney 13 Mar 71 12.25 +1.6 Evelyn Bucher V 141074 1 Hobart 7 Dec 90 6.30 +2.0 Ann Divito-Turnbull S 101162 3 Adelaide 14 Mar 84 12.25 +1.7 Stella Totsis N 270175 1 Sydney 15 Feb 92 6.30 +1.4 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 1 Brisbane 14 Dec 03 12.25 +1.5 Linda Caruana N 211079 1 Sydney 23 Nov 96 6.29 Lenore Liscombe Q 310746 1 Brisbane 5 Mar 66 12.22 +0.2 Danielle Collins S 140374 1 Adelaide 18 Dec 89 6.29 +1.1 Peta Kennedy V 200571 1 Melbourne 1 Apr 90 12.22 -0.3 Hannah Green N 020978 4 Sydney 7 Mar 99 6.28 Chris Booth N 151155 1 Sydney 7 Feb 79 12.21 Glynis Saunders Nunn-Cearns Q 041260 1 Adelaide 23 Feb 86 6.26 Eileen Hindle W 020149 1 Perth 25 Mar 73 12.19 +1.8 Edyta Jasinska W 300967 1 Perth 21 Jan 88

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

12.19 +0.5 Katrina Tarrant N 081172 1 Sydney 30 Jan 88 53.28 Debbie Turnbull N 240479 2 Sydney 15 Nov 97 12.17 -0.5 Natalie Dick T 270976 1 Hobart 25 Mar 94 52.71 Deborah Lovely Q 200683 2 Brisbane 3 Sep 00 12.17 +0.7 Katelyn Grehan N 140485 2 Hobart 5 Dec 02 52.64 Denise Ashford N 280756 1 Sydney 19 Jan 75 12.16 +1.9 Julia Dawson N 151079 5 Melbourne 13 Mar 98 52.62 Vanessa French W 111069 3 Perth 19 Nov 89 12.16 -0.1 Chelsea Scott V 310185 2 Adelaide 23 Mar 02 52.27 Alesha Sayner V 141181 1 Geelong 9 Jan 99 12.14 Rebecca Pugh W 130373 1 Perth 18 Feb 89 51.94 Jane Keen N 120748 1 Sydney 3 Feb 68 12.13 Anna Ugov N 241181 2 Sydney 8 Mar 03 51.88 Kylie Jones Q 260177 1 Brisbane 23 Oct 93 12.12 +1.7 Emma Cochrane V 051279 - Sydney 9 Dec 95 51.26 Heidi Wittesch S 300557 1 Adelaide 1 Mar 86 12.11 -1.4 Emelia Asemoah N 250777 1 Brisbane 27 Oct 94 51.02 Sue Culley N 120352 1 Sydney 19 Feb 75 51.00 Andrina Rovis-Herman W 160861 1 Canberra 13 Mar 82 SHOT PUT 50.96 Anne Karner-Laurens V 081250 3 Melbourne 15 Jan 74 19.74 Gael Mulhall-Martin V 270856 1 Berkeley 14 Jul 84 50.86 Alani Diloi N 240379 2 Brisbane 23 Mar 97 18.04 Astra Vitols V 190760 1 Canberra 26 Jan 88 50.84 Yvette Ykema V 030569 5 Athens 20 Jul 86 17.64 V 150255 1 Melbourne 6 Dec 80 50.64 Rosslyn Williams N 090543 1 Sydney 6 Jan 62 16.91 Sue Reinwald V 280563 1 Melbourne 29 Oct 83 50.61 N 030133 1 Sydney 22 Feb 64 16.61 Lisa-Marie Vizaniari Q 141271 3 Viuctoria 24 Aug 94 50.50 Rochelle Sutton V 121070 1 Sydney 12 Dec 86 16.38 V 180843 1 Birmingham 9 Apr 72 50.12 Chris Schultz V 090151 1 Melbourne 14 Feb 81 16.30 Daniela Costian Q 300765 1 Brisbane 6 Mar 93 49.92 Michelle Haage N 141174 3 Arlington 4 May 96 16.22 Helen Toussis Q 300175 1 Brisbane 18 Jul 98 49.84 Natasha Shankleton N 220178 1 Sydney 23 Nov 96 16.20 Luigina Torso-Taylor N 300656 1 Sydney 7 Jan 78 49.48 Leigh Hapgood Q 190281 1 Brisbane 3 Oct 98 16.19 Michelle Haage N 141174 1 Sydney 2 Feb 02 49.40 Jenny Everson N 200274 2 Sydney 19 Mar 92 16.18 Chris Schultz V 090151 2 Melbourne 18 Jan 84 49.36 Jodie McMartin Q 210679 3 Sydney 21 Jul 96 15.68 Nicole Carkeek V 280371 1 Auckland 23 Jan 90 49.26 Bev Francis V 150255 2 Melbourne 14 Mar 81 15.67 Samantha Cox N 170470 2 Sydney 12 Mar 94 49.24 Claire Mills-Thornton S 290167 2 Adelaide 1 Mar 86 15.64 Anne Karner-Laurens V 081250 1 Sydney 5 Jul 70 49.00 Mary McDonald N 1 Sydney 14 Mar 64 15.60 Bernadette Serone N 111068 1 Sydney 17 Feb 96 15.33 Lisa Patterson Q 130678 2 Melbourne 20 Feb 97 HAMMER THROW 15.33 Hannah Riley-Schneider N 020574 1 Sydney 9 Mar 98 71.12 Bronwyn Eagles N 230880 1 Adelaide 6 Feb 03 15.06 Pat Donnelly V 100261 3 Melbourne 27 Jan 83 67.95 Debbie Sosimenko N 050474 5 Sydney 29 Sep 00 15.06 Kirran Moss A 290375 qual Fresno 25 Apr 98 67.87 Brooke Krueger S 090780 4 Szombathely 14 Jul 02 15.03 Yvette Ykema V 030569 2 Bad Reichenall 21 Jun 86 66.85 Karyne Perkins-Dimarco N 140378 2 Sydney 22 Mar 03 15.02 Allison McAdam V 080272 1 Melbourne 20 Nov 93 63.15 Byrony Glass W 310377 3 Canberra 6 Feb 99 14.96 Debbie Turnbull N 240479 1 Anderlecht 11 Jul 98 62.49 Brenda MacNaughton N 070576 2 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 14.95 Greta Larsen T 080466 2 Canberra 20 Jan 87 62.48 Gabrielle Neighbour V 221183 1 Geelong 29 Mar 03 14.95 Katrina Steele N 020781 3 Sydney 28 Feb 98 61.32 Denise Passmore V 110674 2 Gold Coast 5 Aug 00 14.73 Sue Howland Q 040960 2 Melbourne 22 Nov 80 61.04 Kellie Hall N 270179 3 Sydney 12 Jan 02 14.69 Jane Jamieson N 230675 1 Sydney 13 Jun 98 59.47 Maree Ryabovitch N 010380 7 Sydney 27 Feb 00 14.62 Kylie Standing N 201175 3 Sydney 18 Jun 94 59.09 Nicole Robertson N 040782 4 Sydney 12 Jan 02 14.51 Jane Flemming V 140465 5 Sydney 11 Feb 96 56.48 Breanne Clement N 020782 3 Sydney 13 Dec 03 14.45 Andrina Rovis-Herman W 160861 1 Canberra 13 Mar 82 56.29 Sharyn Tennent Q 170278 1 Gold Coast 31 Mar 03 14.43 Jane Keen N 120748 1 Adelaide 9 Mar 68 56.06 Lyndelle Taylor N 290178 6 Melbourne 14 Mar 98 14.37 Shona Hutchinson V 250976 1 Brisbane 11 Dec 94 55.30 Raelene Warren V 170278 2 Melbourne 3 Mar 02 14.32 Denise Passmore V 110674 2 Melbourne 17 Nov 94 54.74 Natasha Shankleton N 220178 1 Canberra 7 Feb 98 RANKINGS RANKINGS 14.26 Belinda Johnson N 011184 4 Brisbane 5 Apr 03 54.70 Deborah Lovely Q 200683 6 Gold Coast 10 Sep 00 14.25 Heidi Wittesch S 300557 1 Adelaide 19 Dec 87 53.41 Briony Rheuben Q 300182 1 Brisbane 22 Jan 00 14.18 Byrony Glass W 310377 2 Melbourne 1 Mar 97 53.10 Tracey Phillips W 300169 1 Melbourne 26 Nov 94 14.17 Belinda Forsyth N 191285 1 Sydney 11 Oct 03 52.95 Erin Petrovic N 280285 3 Sydney 20 Dec 03 14.12 Alison Lever Q 131072 1 Brisbane 18 Jan 02 52.58 Lara Woodbury N 301272 4 Hobart 19 Feb 95 14.10 Michelle Bancroft N 050365 2 Sydney 20 Jan 85 52.30 Anthea Rallis S 150777 2 Adelaide 27 Nov 99 14.06 Rebecca Neilsen V 180983 1 Melbourne 18 Mar 03 51.98 Kathy Walton-Newman Q 130167 1 Brisbane 12 Feb 93 50.80 Stacey Sullivan V 051278 2 Melbourne 11 Jan 96 DISCUS THROW 50.58 Rebecca Neilson V 180983 3 Melbourne 3 mar 02 68.72 Daniela Costian Q 300765 1 Auckland 22 Jan 94 50.54 Kirran Moss A 290375 7 Edwardsville 21 May 98 65.86 Lisa-Marie Vizaniari N 141271 2 Melbourne 2 Mar 97 50.08 Michelle Haage N 141174 3 Sydney 5 Feb 00 63.73 Alison Lever Q 131072 1 Sydney 26 Feb 00 49.90 Pam Matthews V 080258 1 Melbourne 4 Feb 93 63.00 Gael Mulhall-Martin V 270856 1 Melbourne 11 Jan 79 49.85 Breanna Neighbour V 290981 2 Geelong 30 Nov 02 59.91 Monique Nacsa Q 261076 1 Gold Coast 17 Jan 03 49.56 Narelle Craig S 020378 1 Adelaide 18 Jan 97 59.11 Debbie Pickersgill Q 230380 1 Brisbane 28 Mar 03 49.52 Bernadette Serone N 111068 1 Melbourne 31 Mar 90 57.30 Sue Reinwald V 280563 2 Berkeley 22 Jun 85 49.40 Teresa Cokley Q 041072 1 Brisbane 17 Dec 94 57.13 Christy Mara-Thiel N 300474 1 Sydney 24 Feb 01 48.65 Sian Cooper V 230282 2 Melbourne 16 Nov 00 56.70 Astra Vitols V 190760 1 Canberra 13 Feb 88 48.49 Alexie Brown W 040186 1 Sydney 11 Jan 03 55.91 Jean Roberts V 180843 1 Melbourne 15 Jan 74 48.04 Jenny Laskovska V 140574 1 Melbourne 12 Nov 94 55.47 Katrina Steele N 020781 1 Sydney 15 Nov 97 48.01 Libby Williams N 020863 2 Sydney 30 Aug 03 54.60 Felicity Johnston N 311271 4 Sydney 13 Mar 94 48.00 Kylie Hughes T 110571 1 Hobart 22 Feb 92 54.19 Kathy Dodsworth N 081175 1 Sydney 17 Jan 98 47.66 Michelle Randall V 190273 2 Melbourne 28 Jan 93 53.42 Luigina Torso-Taylor N 300656 2 Brisbane 4 Jun 78 47.43 Belinda Maher W 170283 1 Perth 10 Mar 02

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

47.18 Katrina Steele N 020781 3 Hobart 12 Dec 97 HEPTATHLON 46.86 Michelle Schlechter Q 250887 1 Gold Coast 7 Dec 03 6,695 Jane Flemming V 140465 1 Auckland 28 Jan 90 46.85 Alyssa Vella N 180584 2 Sydney 2 May 00 (13.21,1.82m,13.76m,23.62,6.57m,49.28m,2.12.53) 46.65 Sally Chapman A 301287 1 Sydney 11 Oct 03 6,387 Glynis Saunders Nunn-Cearns Q 041260 1 Los Angeles 4 Aug 84 46.24 Brydie Ewart N 060978 1 Sydney 23 Feb 96 (13.02,1.80m,12.82m,24.06,6.66m,35.58m,2.10.57) 46.16 Cathy Gardiner N 100272 2 Sydney 31 Oct 92 6,354 Jane Jamieson N 230675 2 Kuala Lumpur 17 Sep 98 46.14 Abbie Newson N 140182 1 Sydney 25 Nov 99 (13.89,1.82m,14.36m,24.67,6.28m,48.14m,2.17.24) 46.11 Megan Kendall N 280386 1 Sydney 3 Mar 02 6,118w Sharon Jaklofsky Q 300968 1 Sydney 3 Dec 89 45.88 Nicole Emzin-Boyd N 170272 1 Sydney 19 Nov 94 (13.35,1.76m,13.08m,24.90,6.34m,42.76m,2.20.76) 45.82 Louise McPaul-Currey N 240169 1 Wollongong 10 Feb 96 6,031 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 1 Daegu 22 Aug 03 45.54 Frances Cassettari N 130573 3 Sydney 4 Sep 93 (14.21,1.79m,12.56m,24.69,6.57m,37.12m,2.17.30) 45.40 Kristy Mills Q 260784 1 Gold Coast 15 Mar 02 5,958 Clare Thompson Q 281277 2 Darwin 8 Jul 00 45.33 Sarah Kissell W 080975 2 Perth 27 Mar 03 (13.65,1.75m,11.67m,24.56,6.06m,42.14m,2.16.55) 45.28 Sarah Mtandwa V 150487 4 Melbourne 6 Nov 03 5,938 Chris Annison-Stanton W 121259 1 Perth 4 Mar 85 45.16 Anita Merry V 270675 1 Melbourne 21 Mar 92 (13.9,1.90m,12.77m,24.8,6.02m,40.36m,2.20.53) 5,895w Kylie Coombe Q 221267 2 Sydney 3 Dec 89 JAVELIN THROW - new model (13.68,1.82m,13.16m,24.99,5.68m,41.94m,2.22.93) 66.80 Louise McPaul-Currey N 240169 1 Gold Coast 5 Aug 00 5,883 Jo Millar-Cubit T 230362 2 Brisbane 14 Apr 85 64.62 Joanna Stone Q 041072 2 Gold Coast 5 Aug 00 (13.97,1.83m,10.30m,24.65,6.20m,36.20m,2.13.86) 58.95 Cecilia McIntosh V 210679 1 Szombathely 16 Jul 02 5,877 Mandy Heath S 141180 2 Osaka 26-May-01 57.11 Kathryn Mitchell V 100782 1 Canberra 23 Feb 03 (14.76,1.80m,12.63m,24.84,5.97m,44.07m,2.19.24) 53.88 Rosemary Hooper V 040878 2 Brisbane 25 Mar 01 5,817 Sherryl Morrow V 220373 1 Sydney 25-Feb-00 53.51 Rebecca Noy N 050281 1 Sydney 22 Mar 03 (13.65,1.85m,11.54m,25.63,5.98m,39.34m,2.22.55) 52.77 Kimberley Mickle W 281284 2 Hobart 9 Mar 02 5,788 Peta Kennedy V 200571 1 Melbourne 27 Mar 90 50.93 Annabel Thomson N 120587 1 Melbourne 4 Dec 03 (14.30,1.70m,12.18m,24.59,6.30m,35.56m,2.16.33) 50.85 Stephanie Hancock Q 090382 1 Brisbane 9 Nov 01 5,722 Ann Divito-Turnbull S 101162 3 Brisbane 14 Apr 85 50.19 Jane Jamieson N 230675 hep Darwin 8 Jul 00 (15.17,1.77m,11.19m,25.10,6.27m,42.38m,2.19.61) 49.90 Carly Cairns Q 200682 1 Sydney 12 Dec 99 5,709 Louise McPaul-Currey N 210169 1 Sydney 10 Jan 93 (14.95,1.79m,12.96m,26.29,5.66m,53.16m,2.27.07) JAVELIN THROW - old model 5,539w Katie Harders-Ackermann Q 210463 1 Melbourne 27 Mar 90 69.85 Joanna Stone Q 041072 1 Johannesburg 11 Sep 98 (14.59,1.67m,11.80m,25.26,6.11m,32.70m,2.14.38) 69.80 Sue Howland Q 040960 2 Belfast 20 Jun 86 5,441 Lesley Richards N 261063 3 Canberra 15 Apr 84 69.28 V 111252 1 Brisbane 20 Mar 82 (14.52,1.59m,10.55m,24.58,5.63m,40.76m,2.14.58) 66.96 Louise McPaul-Currey N 240169 1 Kuala Lumpur 9 Sep 98 5,421 Leisa Bruce-Proctor Q 070170 2 Adelaide 10 Mar 92 65.74 Pam Matthews V 080258 1 Brisbane 16 Dec 79 (14.40,1.79m,9.87m,25.27,5.47m,34.66m,2.15.00) 61.53 Kate Farrow S 060567 1 Sydney 18 Feb 96 5,392 Lauren Foote S 270484 1 Brisbane 26 May 02 58.12 Cherry Harvey Q 211166 1 Hamilton 20 Feb 88 (14.80,1.80m,10.64m,25.30,5.55m,38.52m,2.24.60) 57.84 Chris Thompson-Hunt N 150650 1 Melbourne 20 Mar 76 5,355 Theresa Martin Q 080472 2 Brisbane 9 Mar 93 57.40 Anna Pazera Bocson S 251136 1 Cardiff 24 Jul 58 (14.66,1.73m,9.79m,25.28,5.89m,37.04m,2.23.77) 56.70 Jeanette Kieboom S 030959 2 Canberra 6 Mar 86 5,328 Gillian Ragus W 050476 5 Brisbane 12 Apr 02 56.44 Lara Woodbury N 301272 2 Sydney 12 Feb 95 (13.99,1.64m,11.57m,25.56,5.50m,35.46m,2.20.56) 54.76 Margaret Phillpott N 220554 2 Brisbane 19 Mar 77 5,289 Gai Kapernick Q 200970 1 Brisbane 16 Dec 90 54.16 Cecilia McIntosh V 210679 1 Wanganui 17 Jan 98 (15.57,1.81m,12.29m,26.22,5.62m,42.46m,2.35.80) RANKINGS RANKINGS 53.40 Janne Ware T 291170 1 Hobart 4 Jan 90 5,283 Sarah Wiltshire V 200379 1 Melbourne 5 Dec 99 53.26 Sharon Clarke N 130268 1 Sydney 31 Dec 88 (15.2,1.76m,11.27m,26.06,6.02m,31.81m,2.21.8) 53.08 Monique Wylie Q 180477 2 Brisbane 13 Nov 93 5,262 Leona Bilous V 041284 1 Brisbane 12 Apr 02 52.46 Terri Wrenn W 201157 3 Melbourne 8 Nov 80 (15.05,1.64m,11.67m,24.83,6.15m,33.47m,2.32.24) 52.30 Janina Kennedy-Riley N 250252 1 Sydney 22 Feb 75 5,258 Cathy Jeon N 030270 1 Brisbane 13 Dec 87 52.14 Jenny Symon-Elwin S 071253 2 Christchurch 29 Jan 74 5,239 Virginia Young-Moresi N 240276 1 Sydney 9 Jan 00 51.69 Mary Thomas N 300544 1 Brisbane 14 Mar 69 (15.47,1.70m,12.01m,26.51,5.78m,34.61m,2.18.70) 51.39 Margaret Parker N 300649 1 Kingston 11 Aug 66 5,238 Wendy Smart-De Vroom N 291259 5 Canberra 15 Apr 84 50.96 Colleen Palmer W 230771 1 Brisbane 12 Dec 87 (14.51,1.65m,10.01m,24.93,5.56m,36.72m,2.22.35) 50.78 Lisa McHarg N 140763 1 Sydney 19 Feb 84 5,188 Jeannine Ward N 260273 1 Adelaide 10 Mar 92 50.70 Leanne Dennis N 030763 1 Canberra 14 Mar 81 (14.37,1.76m,10.01m,25.65,5.63m,34.50m,2.31.52) 50.36 Cathy Wilkinson S 280363 1 Adelaide 18 Dec 82 5,171 Fiona Fewtrell N 020169 3 Adelaide 10 Mar 92 50.34 Diane White N 240851 1 Sydney 7 Feb 70 (15.22,1.70m,11.85m,26.57,5.27m,42.74m,2.26.49) 49.66 Gabrielle Prenter T 241170 1 Hobart 14 Nov 87 5,161 Margaret Hamley N 110361 4 Adelaide 3 Apr 83 49.56 Julie Gething W '69 1 Perth 28 Feb 87 (15.11,1.70m,11.98m,26.03,5.97m,30.80m,2.30.10) 49.38 Tracey Oliver V 030162 2 Melbourne 31 Oct 81 5,161 Sharon Barber-Carlin S 290865 1 Perth 24 Jan 88 49.34 Jeanette Boyce S '64 1 Adelaide 7 Dec 85 (14.8,1.81m, ) 49.32 Lyndall Kennedy N '67 2 Sydney 4 Apr 87 5,156 Jhodie Hammond V 030764 6 Brisbane 14 Apr 85 (15.65,1.59m,12.05m,26.12,5.62m,40.24m,2.20.57) 5,142 Melissa Tucker N 030180 1 Hobart 13 Dec 97 (15.47,1.73m,10.83m,25.57,5.85m,29.35m,2.23.02) 5,113 Joanne Sinclair-Burke T '69 2 Melbourne 10 Apr 88 (14.3,1.65m,10.62m,24.8,5.67m,27.06m,2.22.4)

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Rankings taken from 1st January to 31st December Compiled by Paul Jenes Athletics Australia Statistician 5,090 Nicole Muir A 010578 1 Sydney 9 Dec 95 (14.92,1.61m,10.58m,25.57,5.56m,35.82m,2.24.9) MEN 5,081 Simone Purvis V 030478 1 Melbourne 21 Dec 97 (13.69,1.64m,10.12m,25.03,5.46m,32.52m,2.34.11) Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date 5,080 Jacqueline Hodges N 011081 4 Sydney 18-Aug-00 (14.71,1.55m,10.27m,25.06,5.54m,37.33m,2.24.27) 100 METRES 5,078 Georgina Hale V 240363 6 Canberra 15 Apr 84 9.93 +1.8 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Mito 5-May (15.38,1.74m,10.43m,25.49,5.07m,35.14m,2.19.43) 10.05 +1.4 Johnson 1h Mito 5-May 5,075 Megan Wheatley W 100388 1 Brisbane 12 Dec 03 10.05 -0.3 Johnson 2 Osaka 10-May (14.61,1.66m,9.23m,25.35,5.63m,30.57m,2.20.56) 10.06 +0.2 Johnson 1h Luzern 26-Jun 5,043 Amy Sadler N 170488 2 Brisbane 12 Dec 03 10.07 -0.3 Johnson 1 Bern 28-Jun (15.56,1.57m,11.02m,25.53,5.38m,39.37m,2.22.57) 10.09 +1.2 Matt Shirvington N 251078 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 5,042 Jane Brotherton N 120784 1 Brisbane 4 Apr 03 10.13 -0.5 Johnson 1 Canberra 22-Feb (14.72,1.71m,10.93m,26.74,5.54m,36.10m,2.32.17) 10.13 -0.5 Johnson 1 Luzern 26-Jun 5,035 Amanda Thomas N 311264 1 Canberra 15 Apr 84 10.16 -1.3 Johnson 1h Canberra 22-Feb (15.65,1.77m,10.17m,26.56,5.57m,37.22m,2.28.51) 10.16 -0.3 Johnson 7 Rome 11-Jul 5,032 Nola Hodgson V 111064 5 Brisbane 15 Mar 89 10.17 +0.9 Shirvington 2h Luzern 26-Jun (14.16,1.64m,8.36m,24.71,5.16m,35.20m,2.23.37) 10.18 +1.3 Johnson 7 Zurich 15-Aug 5,015 Chris Randall S '67 2 Canberra 15 Apr 84 10.19 -0.5 Shirvington 3 Luzern 26-Jun (15.69,1.74m,9.61m,25.54,5.59m,38.28m,2.32.91) 10.20 +1.2 Shirvington 1 Canberra 15-Mar 5,015 Megan Minehane Q 211073 1 Brisbane 16 Jan 93 10.29 +1.2 Adam Basil V 140475 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr (15.3,1.65m,10.11m,26.1,5.79m,34.68m,2.22.4) 10.33 +0.5 Ambrose Ezenwa (Ngr) N 100477 2h Canberra 22-Feb 5,001 Lisa Hughes W 270484 2 Brisbane 4 Apr 03 10.39 +1.2 Adam Miller N 220684 2 Canberra 15-Mar (15.45,1.62m,8.72m,26.21,5.88m,38.15m,2.22.53) 10.39 +1.7 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 2 Malles 12-Jul 10.46 +1.2 Shem Hollands N 150177 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.49 +0.4 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 1 Nereto 8-Aug 10.54 Wagui Anau Q 250578 1 Cairns 28-Jun 10.56 +0.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.58 -0.9 Keiran Noonan N 070976 2 Canberra 7-Jan 10.58 +1.2 Craig Sconce A 200681 4 Canberra 15-Mar 10.59 +0.0 Tim Williams V 091281 1 Cairns 6-Dec 10.60 +0.7 Andrew McManus W 111270 1 Perth 29-Nov 10.63 +1.3 Kris Neofytou N 030584 2 Sydney 15-Feb 10.63 +1.3 Ross Smith N 300673 3 Sydney 15-Feb 10.65 +2.0 Michael Budlender V 020882 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.65 -1.2 David Baxter V 270377 1 Melbourne 27-Nov 10.68 +0.6 Scott Richardson N 150581 4 Sydney 10-Jan 10.69 +1.0 Kane Watson W 260782 1 Perth 2-Feb 10.69 +0.8 Courtney McLeod Q 180483 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 10.70 +1.1 Daniel Batman N 200381 3 Canberra 28-Jan 10.70 +0.0 Jacob Groth N 071285 1h Sydney 8-Mar 10.72 -0.3 Scott Wells A 220483 6h Canberra 22-Feb 10.74 +2.0 Brandon Galic A 060787 2 Canberra 29-Nov RANKINGS RANKINGS 10.75 +0.0 Stirling Wright N 220785 2h Sydney 9-Mar 10.75 -0.4 Paul Pearce Q 080177 3h Cairns 6-Dec 10.76 +1.9 Tim Johnson S 120873 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 10.77 +0.4 Michael Rehardt Q 091281 1 Gold Coast 14-Mar 10.78 +1.3 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 6 Sydney 15-Feb 10.78 +0.4 Ryan Hoffman Q 160272 2 Gold Coast 14-Mar 10.79 +2.0 Robert Stevens V 261082 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.80 +0.2 Gavin Hunter Q 050175 1 Gold Coast 29-Mar 10.81 +0.9 Ian Carapeto Q 070478 2 Gold Coast 31-Mar 10.81 Justin Smith Q 250274 2 Cairns 28-Jun 10.82 -0.9 David Flowers V 090980 1 Melbourne 20-Feb 10.82 +1.0 Damien Bock Q 110183 5h Brisbane 3-Apr 10.82 +0.7 Rod Buchanan W 130477 2 Perth 29-Nov 10.83 +0.0 Steven Tucker W 031282 4h Brisbane 3-Apr 10.84 1.5 Brad McNicol N 150276 1 Sydney 14-Mar 10.86 +0.0 Callum Taylor (Nzl) N 251072 3h Sydney 8-Mar 10.86 +0.7 Brett Blanco W 290472 3 Perth 29-Nov 10.87 +1.8 Isaul D'Souza (Stp) V 090575 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.87 +2.0 Justin Lewis V 110974 3 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.87 +0.2 Brett Moxey Q 230883 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 10.87 +0.0 Matt Davies Q 180485 2 Brisbane 14-Nov 10.88 -1.7 Gary Finegan Q 300885 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.90 +2.0 Ryan Purcell W 240183 2 Perth 5-Jan

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

10.90 +1.5 Braden Fraser V 020677 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.3 +2.8 Adam Miller N 220684 3 Canberra 13-Dec 10.90 +1.9 Shane McKenzie S 040773 2 Adelaide 1-Mar 10.4 +2.6 Andrew McManus W 111270 1h Perth 29-Nov 10.90 -0.8 Simon Bresnehan T 151274 1 Hobart 16-Mar 10.5 +5.8 Nathan Burden N 040979 1 Sydney 25-Jan 10.90 +0.2 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 2 Gold Coast 29-Mar 10.5 +5.8 Michael Budlender V 020882 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.92 +1.8 Lane Harrison V 020784 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 10.5 +5.0 Lane Harrison V 020784 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.92 +0.6 James Blanton N 220678 1 Sydney 4-Feb 10.5 +4.2 Sean Avery V 280282 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.92 +0.3 Ben Offereins W 120386 1 Perth 16-Nov 10.5 +4.2 Robert Stevens V 261082 3 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.93 +0.3 Casey McMahon V 140980 1 Melbourne 14-Jan 10.5 +5.3 Justin Lewis V 110974 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.93 -1.5 Nathan Carr Q 051179 1 Brisbane 8-Feb 10.5 +5.3 Sam Jeffrey V 081080 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 10.93 +0.5 Fabrice Lapierre N 171083 5h Brisbane 3-Apr 10.5 +4.4 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 18-Oct 10.94 +1.5 Richard Allan Q 011279 2 Brisbane 30-Aug 10.5 +2.3 Gary Finegan Q 300885 1 Melbourne 29-Nov wind-assisted 9.88 +3.6 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Perth 8-Feb 200 METRES 10.13 +3.6 Ambrose Ezenwa (Ngr) N 100477 2 Perth 8-Feb 20.50 -1.4 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 10.23 +3.6 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 3 Perth 8-Feb 20.50 +0.8 Johnson 4 Rome 11-Jul 10.24 +3.2 Adam Basil V 140475 1h Terminillo 6-Aug 20.59 -2.4 Johnson 1 Canberra 28-Jan 10.43 +2.1 Keiran Noonan N 070976 2 Canberra 21-Jan 20.62 +1.8 Ambrose Ezenwa (Ngr) N 100477 1h Sydney 9-Mar 10.47 +3.6 Craig Sconce A 200681 5 Perth 8-Feb 20.63 Johnson 1 Canberra 14-Jan 10.48 +3.8 David Baxter V 270377 4 Adelaide 6-Feb 20.64 +0.5 Johnson 1 Canberra 21-Jan 10.48 +2.6 Andrew McManus W 111270 1h Perth 29-Nov 20.76 -0.5 Johnson 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 10.49 +5.7 Kane Watson W 260782 3h Perth 8-Feb 20.76 -0.3 Johnson 1 Lappeenranta 3-Aug 10.51 +6.3 Matt Davies Q 180485 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 20.83 +1.4 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 1 Terminillo 6-Aug 10.53 +6.3 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 2 Brisbane 21-Nov 20.83 +0.6 Johnson 7q Paris 27-Aug 10.54 +5.7 Steven Tucker W 031282 4h Perth 8-Feb 20.84 -2.4 Daniel Batman N 200381 2 Canberra 28-Jan 10.55 +4.9 Scott Wells A 220483 1 Canberra 8-Mar 20.87 2.2 Ezenwa 1h Brisbane 5-Apr 10.58 +3.8 Kris Neofytou N 030584 6 Adelaide 6-Feb 20.95 +1.6 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Sydney 13-Dec 10.60 +2.8 David Flowers V 090980 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 20.98 +0.0 Matt Shirvington N 251078 7 Gateshead 13-Jul 10.62 +6.3 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 3 Brisbane 21-Nov 21.06 +0.0 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Cairns 6-Dec 10.63 +4.7 Kane Watson W 260782 1 Perth 26-Jan 21.09 +0.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 10.63 +2.3 Ross Smith N 300673 2 Hamilton, Nzl 6-Feb 21.17 -1.4 Paul Pearce Q 080177 2 Riese Pio 20-Jul 10.63 +4.9 Scott Wells A 220483 2 Canberra 8-Mar 21.23 _1.4 David Flowers V 090980 2 Sydney 22-Mar manual 21.26 +0.4 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 4 Tallin 30-Jul 10.2 +1.7 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 1 Sydney 1-Mar 21.28 -0.2 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 1 Brisbane 8-Feb 10.2 +0.7 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Sydney 15-Nov 21.33 +0.2 Kane Watson W 260782 1 Perth 8-Mar 10.3 Scott Richardson N 150581 1 Sydney 25-Jan 21.36 +1.6 Matt Davies Q 180485 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.3 +0.7 Kris Neofytou N 030584 2 Sydney 15-Nov 21.40 +0.5 Craig Sconce A 200681 2 Canberra 21-Jan 10.4 +0.4 Wagui Anau Q 250578 1 Bendigo 11-Jan 21.41 -2.2 Adam Basil V 140475 3h Brisbane 5-Apr 10.4 +1.6 John Thornell N 220485 2 Sydney 20-Dec 21.42 +1.8 Shem Hollands N 150177 2h Sydney 9-Mar 10.4 +1.6 Ashley McMahon N 220875 3 Sydney 20-Dec 21.45 +0.0 Tim Williams V 091281 4 Cairns 6-Dec 10.5 Carl Morehouse V 180284 1 Melbourne 13-Jan 21.45 -0.6 David Baxter V 270377 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 10.5 Shem Hollands N 150177 2 Sydney 25-Jan 21.46 -1.9 Jacob Groth N 071285 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 10.5 Marty Duke V 131075 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 21.48 +0.2 Steven Tucker W 031282 2 Perth 8-Mar 10.6 Sean Wroe V 180385 1 Melbourne 8-Nov 21.49 +1.6 Ashley Daniel Q 171284 2 Brisbane 19-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 10.6 -0.3 Russell Parker N 121280 1 Sydney 15-Nov 21.52 +0.2 Michael Rehardt Q 091281 1 Gold Coast 3-Jan 10.6 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 21.52 +1.6 Iain MacFarlane N 070479 2 Sydney 13-Dec 10.6 Andrew Wilcox V 130269 =2 Melbourne 29-Nov 21.54 +1.9 Brandan Galic A 060787 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.6 Sam Jeffrey V 081080 =2 Melbourne 29-Nov 21.54 +1.9 Matt Lynch Q 240186 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.6 -0.5 Andrew Clark N 020384 1 Sydney 20-Dec 21.55 +0.0 Keiran Noonan N 070976 1 Canberra 7-Jan 10.7 +0.4 Damian Horan V 300383 1 Bendigo 11-Jan 21.58 +0.6 Ross Smith N 300673 1h Sydney 9-Mar 10.7 Kristen Patel (Fij) V 160884 1 Geelong 1-Feb 21.59 +1.9 Ben Offereins W 120386 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.7 Clinton Gray V 181084 1 Geelong 15-Feb 21.61 -1.0 Stephen Hatch N 241279 4 Sydney 8-Nov 10.7 +1.7 Andrew Jhavery N 060885 3 Sydney 1-Mar 21.62 +0.6 Callum Taylor (Nzl) N 251072 2h Sydney 9-Mar 10.7 Nathan Burden N 040979 1 Sydney 1-Mar 21.62 -2.0 Simon Bresnehan T 151274 1 Hobart 15-Mar 10.7 Jay Stone N 311279 2 Wollongong 25-Oct 21.62 +0.0 Marty Duke V 131075 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 10.7 Tim Manns N 290187 1 Wollongong 25-Oct 21.64 +0.9 Nathan Carr Q 051179 2 Brisbane 9-Mar 10.7 +0.7 Matthew Lynch N 240186 3 Sydney 15-Nov 21.65 +0.9 Wagui Anau Q 250578 3 Brisbane 9-Mar 10.7 +0.7 Greg Eyears N 210881 4 Sydney 15-Nov 21.65 -0.2 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 10.7 Braden Fraser V 020677 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 21.70 -2.0 Tao Baker T 000081 2 Hobart 15-Mar 10.7 +1.6 Mitsuhisa Mizota (Jpn) N 181175 4 Sydney 20-Dec 21.70 +1.9 Henry Mitchell N 130386 4 Brisbane 13-Dec wind-assisted 21.71 +1.9 Nicholas Boylett Q 190986 5 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.1 +5.9 Tim Williams V 091281 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 21.72 +1.9 Tim Rooke V 180586 6 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.3 +5.9 David Baxter V 270377 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 21.75 -1.4 Casey Vincent N 170379 3 Riese Pio 20-Jul 10.3 +5.8 David Flowers V 090980 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 21.75 -1.5 John Steffensen W 300882 2 Riese Pio 20-Jul 10.3 +4.2 Tim Rooke V 180586 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 21.80 +1.2 Duncan Tippins S 180175 1 Adelaide 25-Jan 10.3 +2.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Canberra 13-Dec 21.80 +1.9 Brett Stapleton Q 070587 7 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.3 +2.8 Shem Hollands N 150177 2 Canberra 13-Dec 21.81 +0.7 Courtney McLeod Q 180483 1 Brisbane 28-Mar

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

21.82 +1.4 Damien Bock Q 110183 2 Apia 27-Jun 45.95 Paul Pearce Q 080177 3 Canberra 22-Feb 21.83 Eugene Farrell (Irl) Q 210473 3 Brisbane 18-Jan 46.06 Casey Vincent N 170379 4 Canberra 22-Feb 21.83 -0.8 Lane Harrison V 020784 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 46.07 John Steffensen W 300882 3 Perth 8-Feb 21.85 +1.2 Aaron Vanderent N 210487 2h Brisbane 12-Dec 46.49 Mark Ormrod S 011282 3 Sydney 22-Mar 21.86 +1.9 Josh Ferguson Q 180280 1 Brisbane 21-Mar 46.75 David Geddes N 260182 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr 21.89 Brad McNicol N 150276 1 Sydney 14-Mar 47.14 Scott Thom V 180379 4 Sydney 22-Mar 21.90 +1.8 Stephen Charters N 030382 4h Sydney 9-Mar 47.22 Ryan Turton N 210683 5 Perth 8-Feb 21.91 +1.3 Mark Ormrod S 011282 1 Adelaide 25-Jan 47.24 David Flowers V 090980 1 Melbourne 9-Mar 21.91 -2.6 Michael Hazel V 121276 1 Melbourne 27-Feb 47.24 Elliot Wood N 061083 2 Canberra 29-Nov 21.91 -1.0 Brett Eaton W 240284 1 Perth 9-Nov 47.29 Michael Rehardt Q 091281 2 Brisbane 9-Mar 21.91 +1.6 Juan Goebel Q 020486 2 Brisbane 21-Nov 47.48 Tao Baker T 000081 1 Hobart 15-Dec 21.93 Bruce Robin N 260873 4 Sydney 17-Jan 47.54 James Gurr N 201284 1 Sydney 8-Nov 21.94 +0.6 Tim Johnson S 120873 2 Adelaide 2-Mar 47.58 Michael Hazel V 121276 2 Melbourne 9-Mar wind-assisted 47.63 Marcus Katter N 131178 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 20.25 +2.6 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Sydney 15-Feb 47.73 Chris Troode W 100283 7 Perth 8-Feb 20.46 +3.6 Ambrose Ezenwa (Ngr) N 100477 1 Sydney 9-Mar 47.73 Joel Milburn N 170386 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 20.78 +2.6 David Geddes N 260182 4 Sydney 15-Feb 47.75 Marty Duke V 131075 1 Melbourne 27-Nov 20.82 +2.6 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 5 Sydney 15-Feb 47.84 Josh Webb Q 130885 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 21.04 +2.6 Adam Miller N 220684 6 Sydney 15-Feb 47.85 Sean Wroe V 180385 1 Melbourne 9-Mar 21.10 +2.1 Paul Pearce Q 080177 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 47.86 Kris McCarthy V 151079 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 21.12 +2.6 Kris Neofytou N 030584 7 Sydney 15-Feb 47.89 Eugene Farrell (Irl) Q 210473 2 Celle Ligure 1-Jul 21.14 +2.6 Craig Sconce A 200681 8 Sydney 15-Feb 47.91 Chris Burckhardt S 010378 1 Adelaide 6-Dec 21.16 +3.6 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 3 Sydney 9-Mar 47.95 Keith Sheehy S 141083 2 Adelaide 6-Dec 21.22 +3.6 Ross Smith N 300673 =4 Sydney 9-Mar 48.01 Scott Bailey T 030576 1 Launceston 23-Feb 21.22 +3.6 Shem Hollands N 150177 =4 Sydney 9-Mar 48.02 James Blanton N 220678 1 Sydney 22-Mar 21.28 +3.6 Callum Taylor (Nzl) N 251072 6 Sydney 9-Mar 48.06 Nic Davidson T 130884 2 Hobart 15-Mar 21.38 +4.9 Mark Ormrod S 011282 1 Adelaide 29-Nov 48.15 Peter Ladd V 281080 1 Melbourne 18-Mar 21.39 +2.5 Michael Rehardt Q 091281 1 Gold Coast 14-Mar 48.20 Duncan Tippins S 180175 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 21.41 +2.1 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 3 Brisbane 21-Nov 48.25 Stephen Landers V 250783 1 Melbourne 22-Jan manual 48.25 Anton Booth Q 070370 1 Brisbane 15-Feb 20.6 -0.1 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Sydney 20-Dec 48.25 Justin Clark V 141073 4 Melbourne 9-Mar 20.8 +1.4 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Canberra 13-Dec 48.26 Kane Watson W 260782 1 Perth 26-Oct 21.0 +1.4 David Geddes N 260182 2 Canberra 13-Dec 48.28 Simon Fitzpatrick V 290584 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 21.2 -0.4 Wagui Anau Q 250578 1 Lae 27-Apr 48.31 Ross Ridgewell A 050985 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 21.3 -0.6 David Flowers V 090980 1 Melbourne 1-Feb 48.36 Tom Hassell S 140373 4h Brisbane 3-Apr 21.4 +0.4 Paul Pearce Q 080177 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 48.41 Sean Avery V 280282 =2 Melbourne 27-Nov 21.4 Tim Williams V 091281 1 Melbourne 11-Oct 48.41 Peter Bate V 030179 =2 Melbourne 27-Nov 21.4 Marty Duke V 131075 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 48.42 Andrew Wilcox V 130269 2 Melbourne 30-Oct 21.5 +0.4 Matt Shirvington N 251078 4 Adelaide 6-Feb manual 21.5 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 45.6 Pat Dwyer N 031177 1 Canberra 13-Dec 21.5 -0.1 Shem Hollands N 150177 2 Sydney 20-Dec 46.8 John Steffensen W 300882 2 Canberra 13-Dec 21.6 -1.0 David Baxter V 270377 1 Melbourne 30-Jan 47.1 Elliot Wood N 061083 2 Sydney 15-Nov 21.6 +0.7 Tom Sullivan V 280585 2 Melbourne 29-Mar 47.5 James Gurr N 201284 4 Canberra 13-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 21.6 Andrew Jhavery N 060885 2 Sydney 25-Oct 47.8 Joel Milburn N 170386 3 Sydney 15-Nov 21.6 Lane Harrison V 020784 2 Melbourne 6-Dec 47.8 Matthew Masselos N 181280 2 Sydney 20-Dec 21.7 -1.0 Rhett Medford V 151178 3 Melbourne 30-Jan 47.9 Andrew Wilcox V 130269 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 21.7 Sam Jeffrey V 081080 2 Melbourne 29-Nov 48.2 Rhett Medford V 151178 1 Melbourne 18-Jan 21.7 Braden Fraser V 020677 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 48.2 Jarret Titcombe N 041274 4 Sydney 15-Nov wind-assisted 21.3 +2.8 Robert Stevens V 261082 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 800 METRES 1.45.86 Kris McCarthy V 151079 5 Heusden 2-Aug 400 METRES 1.46.83 McCarthy 1 Tallin 30-Jul 45.02 Daniel Batman A 200381 1 Canberra 22-Feb 1.46.91 McCarthy 1 Sydney 22-Mar 45.29 Clinton Hill N 190480 2 Nuoro 9-Jul 1.46.96 McCarthy 1 Cardiff 16-Jul 45.30 Hill 1 Canberra 15-Mar 1.47.61 McCarthy 2h Paris 28-Aug 45.30 Hill 3 Heusden 2-Aug 1.47.64 McCarthy 7s Paris 29-Aug 45.35 Hill 6s Paris 24-Aug 1.47.99 McCarthy 7 Portland 17-May 45.39 Hill 1 Perth 8-Feb 1.48.20 McCarthy 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 45.39 Hill 3 Osaka 10-May 1.48.22 Todd MacDonald N 080776 2 Sydney 22-Mar 45.45 Batman 1 Canberra 7-Jan 1.48.24 McCarthy 7 Stockholm 5-Aug 45.50 Hill 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 1.48.26 McCarthy 1 Canberra 22-Feb 45.54 Hill 1 Sydney 22-Mar 1.49.05 Lachlan Chisholm N 040580 4 Burnaby 8-Jun 45.61 Hill 4 Poznan 29-Jun 1.49.29 Will Devjak N 101282 3 Sydney 22-Mar 45.64 Batman 1 Sydney 8-Feb 1.49.31 Werner Botha Q 171285 1 Brisbane 25-Oct 45.64 Hill 4h Paris 23-Aug 1.49.36 Nick Hudson Q 091172 2 Wellington 17-Jan 45.67 Pat Dwyer N 031177 1 Canberra 29-Nov 1.49.79 Aaron Jones T 030183 4 Brisbane 4-Apr

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

1.49.80 Youcef Abdi N 071277 3 Perth 8-Feb 3.43.03 David Byrne N 300181 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 1.49.85 Mitchell Kealey Q 280184 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 3.44.03 Michael Shelley Q 101083 4 Stanford 3-May 1.49.99 David Byrne N 300181 7 Canberra 22-Feb 3.44.30 Mitchell Kealey Q 280184 2 Brisbane 14-Nov 1.50.12 Michael Barwick N 050677 7 Brisbane 4-Apr 3.45.06 Julian Marsh V 301173 4 Brisbane 5-Apr 1.50.14 Zac Ashkanasy V 100773 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 3.45.34 Shawn Forrest V 100783 7 Sydney 22-Mar 1.50.16 Mark Fountain V 100382 3 Melbourne 9-Mar 3.45.56 Simon Field V 110579 4 Melbourne 4-Dec 1.50.16 Ben Liddy N 120881 8 Brisbane 4-Apr 3.46.02 Jeremy Roff N 221183 5 Melbourne 4-Dec 1.50.27 Malcolm Muir Q 071171 8 Canberra 22-Feb 3.46.05 Mark Tucker V 150879 4 Sydney 15-Feb 1.50.39 Ross Ridgewell A 050985 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 3.46.07 Corey Tucker A 191178 8 Sydney 22-Mar 1.50.42 Isireli Naikelekelevesi (Fij) Q 171276 4 Sydney 22-Mar 3.46.28 Clinton Mackevicius V 090278 6 Brisbane 5-Apr 1.50.44 Nick Lorenz Q 260779 3h Brisbane 3-Apr 3.47.05 David Ruschena V 170274 6 Melbourne 4-Dec 1.50.48 Garth Silva Q 060681 1 Brisbane 28-Nov 3.47.08 Grant Page T 240182 1 Hobart 15-Mar 1.50.59 Alastair Stevenson Q 280579 1h Brisbane 7-Mar 3.47.57 Scott Westcott N 250975 2 Canberra 15-Mar 1.50.65 Andrew O'Neill N 050783 5h Brisbane 3-Apr 3.47.7 Kris McCarthy V 151079 1 Melbourne 13-Mar 1.50.69 Mark Abercromby N 171276 7 Sydney 22-Mar 3.47.70 Mark Gorski V 171075 12 Sydney 22-Mar 1.50.79 Corey Tucker A 191178 3 Canberra 16-Mar 3.47.70 Philo Saunders A 311076 8 Melbourne 4-Dec 1.50.98 Grant Page T 240182 1 Hobart 16-Mar 3.48.2 Clint Perrett V 110583 2 Melbourne 13-Mar 1.51.05 Michael Hane S 160274 11 Canberra 22-Feb 3.48.42 Michael Hane S 160274 7 Adelaide 6-Feb 1.51.41 Tom Richardson N 300983 1 Sydney 14-Feb 3.48.62 Brett Cartwright S 250173 3 Canberra 15-Mar 1.51.51 Simon Rintel N 270270 3 Sydney 4-Feb 3.48.91 Louis Rowan V 080978 11 Melbourne 4-Dec 1.51.79 Loresh Kumaran (Fij) Q 240382 2h Brisbane 7-Mar 3.49.58 Nick Bromley N 230383 2 Sydney 13-Dec 1.51.82 Julian Marsh V 301173 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 3.50.00 Richard Jeremiah V 031282 8 Melbourne 1-Mar 1.51.96 Brad Woods N 250486 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 3.50.07 Mike Bond T 220979 8 Atlanta 5-Apr 1.51.98 Adrian McGarva (Gbr) N 121274 5 Sydney 4-Feb 3.50.08 Blair Martin (Nzl) N 250475 3 Sydney 9-Mar 1.52.03 David Kehoe Q 250481 2 Brisbane 28-Mar 3.50.25 Collis Bermingham V 271284 3 Melbourne 27-Nov 1.52.04 Jackson Elliott Q 051281 4h Brisbane 7-Mar 3.50.42 Brad Croker N 270880 3 Sydney 13-Dec 1.52.07 Neil Brennan V 030779 5 Melbourne 9-Mar 3.50.46 Brad Dyson T 110682 2 Hobart 15-Mar 1.52.15 Steve Ellinghaus V 100669 6 Melbourne 9-Mar 3.50.64 Kym Morgan V 120181 9 Brisbane 5-Apr 1.52.20 Paul McGilveray Q 270580 5h Brisbane 7-Mar 3.50.8 Trent Wallace V 280682 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 1.52.21 Mike Bond T 220979 6 Mobile 12-Apr 3.50.9 Zac Ashkanasy V 100773 1 Melbourne 20-Feb 1.52.24 Adam Graham Q 210487 2 Gold Coast 31-Oct 3.50.96 Marcus Tierney V 180973 9 Adelaide 6-Feb 1.52.26 Stephen Rae T 130579 3 Hobart 16-Mar 3.51.06 Paul Fenn V 170980 4 Melbourne 27-Nov 1.52.28 Nick Bromley N 230383 4 Sydney 8-Nov 3.51.12 Leif Kennedy N 241281 1 Emporia 9-May 1.52.39 Sam Burke N 270782 7 Sydney 9-Mar 3.51.28 Will Devjak N 101282 4 Sydney 13-Dec 1.52.46 Mark Gorski V 171075 1 Melbourne 27-Mar 3.51.55 Adam Bishop S 231082 14 Melbourne 4-Dec 1.52.48 Marcus Katter N 131178 6 Perth 8-Feb 3.51.56 Richard Welsh V 161281 4h Brisbane 4-Apr 1.52.54 Paul Byrne V 290176 2 Melbourne 9-Dec 3.51.58 Simon Hurt N 190277 5 Sydney 13-Dec 1.52.63 James McEniry V 170870 4 Melbourne 4-Dec 3.51.6 Allan Failla V 150174 2 Melbourne 20-Feb 1.52.67 Justin Kelly W 110580 1 Perth 8-Mar 3.51.64 Mark Thompson V 050379 5 Canberra 15-Mar 1.52.75 Adam McClure Q 230773 3 Brisbane 19-Dec 3.51.64 Chamkaur Dhaliwal (Sin) N 110673 5h Brisbane 4-Apr 1.52.76 Cameron Morrissey N 240883 1 Sydney 17-Jan 3.51.67 Peter Nowill Q 150679 1 Brisbane 24-Jan 1.52.82 Ashley Mildenhall V 201279 5 Melbourne 4-Dec 3.51.83 Jackson Elliott Q 051281 1 Brisbane 5-Dec 1.52.85 Robert Killmier S 060685 3 Brisbane 14-Dec 3.52.0 Justin Rinaldi V 200672 3 Melbourne 20-Feb RANKINGS RANKINGS 1.52.88 Justin Rinaldi V 200672 2h Melbourne 7-Mar indoors 1 MILE 1.51.32 Paul Hoffman N 170682 1h Flagstaff 28-Feb 3.56.23 Youcef Abdi N 071277 8 Eugene 24-May 1.51.99 Leif Kennedy N 241281 1 Warrensburg 14-Feb 3.58.59 Michael Power V 090576 1 Richmond,Can 4-Jun 3.59.64 Mark Fountain V 100382 12 Eugene 24-May 1000 METRES 4.04.52 Nick Hudson Q 091172 1 Wanganui 19-Jan 2.25.80 Grant Page T 240182 1 Hobart 11-Feb 4.05.80 Craig Mottram V 180680 13 Rieti 7-Sep indoors 1500 METRES 4.05.53 Paul Hoffman N 170682 2 Bozeman 14-Feb 3.36.35 Youcef Abdi N 071277 10 Heusden 2-Aug 3.37.18 Abdi 10 Ostrava 12-Jun 3000 METRES 3.39.11 Abdi 5 Kalamata 31-May 7.46.95 Michael Power V 090576 4 Portland 17-May 3.39.32 Abdi 14 Seville 7-Jun 7.48.76 Craig Mottram V 180680 8 Monaco 13-Sep 3.39.50 Abdi 10 Prague 29-Jun 7.51.14 Mottram 10 Helsinki 18-Aug 3.40.13 Abdi 8s Paris 25-Aug 7.51.92 Power 6 Stanford 6-Jun 3.40.30 Mark Fountain V 100382 8 Portland 17-May 7.54.31 Youcef Abdi N 071277 1 Cuxhaven 19-Jul 3.40.87 Michael Power V 090576 1 Sydney 22-Mar 7.55.45 Mark Tucker V 150879 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 3.40.92 Abdi - Eugene 24-May 7.57.63 Simon Field V 110579 2 Melbourne 9-Dec 3.41.33 Abdi 9 Portland 17-May 8.01.27 Alastair Stevenson Q 280579 1 Canberra 22-Feb 3.41.62 Abdi 1 Sydney 13-Dec 8.03.48 Richard Jeremiah V 031282 3 Melbourne 9-Dec 3.41.87 Abdi 1 Sydney 15-Feb 8.04.74 Shaun Creighton A 140567 4 Canberra 22-Feb 3.42.53 Lachlan Chisholm N 040580 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 8.05.38 Shawn Forrest V 100783 3 Brisbane 3-Apr 3.42.99 Alastair Stevenson Q 280579 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 8.06.06 Brett Cartwright S 250173 6 Canberra 22-Feb

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

8.07.32 Blair Martin (Nzl) N 250475 1 Sydney 17-Jan 28.46.85 Cavuoto 16 Stanford 3-May 8.08.71 Scott Westcott N 250975 7 Canberra 22-Feb 29.08.74 Blair Martin (Nzl) N 250475 5 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.09.02 David Ruschena V 170274 4 Melbourne 9-Dec 29.25.50 Scott Westcott N 250975 18 Stanford 3-May 8.10.0 Fraser Thompson V 191077 1 Watford 16-Apr 29.27.56 Shaun Creighton A 140567 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 8.11.59 Mark Thompson V 050379 9 Canberra 22-Feb 29.28.85 Peter Nowill Q 150679 1 Gold Coast 15-Nov 8.11.77 Lee Troop V 220373 2 Ballarat 18-Jan 29.47.00 Clint Perrett V 110583 6 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.13.80 Clint Perrett V 110583 5 Melbourne 9-Dec 29.49.13 Martin Dent N 080279 1 London 13-Aug 8.14.38 Martin Dent N 080279 5 Valencia 25-May 29.51.19 Barry Keem N 180980 9 Inglewood 15-Feb 8.14.61 David Byrne N 300181 2 Sydney 17-Jan 30.13.03 Russell Dessaix-Chin N 240578 8 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.15.82 Clinton Mackevicius V 090278 10 Canberra 22-Feb 30.19.68 Shawn Forrest V 100783 9 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.16.05 Michael Shelley Q 101083 11 Canberra 22-Feb 30.33.44 Scott Brittain Q 240875 10 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.16.4 Paul Fenn V 170980 1 Ballarat 8-Nov 30.33.62 Rod De Highden V 150169 11 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.16.56 Julian Marsh V 301173 12 Canberra 22-Feb 30.35.17 Brian Livingston A 160273 12 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.18.19 Trent Wallace V 280682 3 Ballarat 18-Jan 30.39.94 Simon Hurt N 190277 1 Sydney 8-Nov 8.19.05 Grant Schmidlechner V 210978 7 Melbourne 9-Dec 30.44.74 Luke Taylor N 190383 2 Sydney 8-Nov 8.19.07 Louis Rowan V 080978 8 Melbourne 9-Dec 30.48.1 Fraser Thompson V 191077 1 Bedford 3-May 8.19.80 Collis Birmingham V 271284 9 Melbourne 9-Dec 30.48.86 Robin Whiteley N 280174 3 Sydney 8-Nov 8.19.89 Peter Nowill Q 150679 1 Gold Coast 1-Feb 30.50.0 Dean Lane V 200269 1 Melbourne 1-Dec 8.19.92 Peter-John Bosch S 210880 10 Melbourne 9-Dec 30.51.88 Daniel Quin V 090475 13 Melbourne 4-Dec 30.53.02 Paul Arthur N 050567 4 Sydney 8-Nov 5000 METRES 31.08.32 Damon Harris N 010575 14 Melbourne 4-Dec 13.17.81 Craig Mottram V 180680 3 Rovereto 10-Sep 31.09.0 Grant Morgan V 2 Melbourne 1-Dec 13.21.52 Mottram 3 Naimette 2-Sep 31.10.29 Tyler Coady V 120774 7 Gold Coast 12-Apr 13.32.42 Mottram 15 Heusden 2-Aug 31.19.66 Lennon Wicks N 170181 2 Indianapolis 8-May 13.33.03 Mark Tucker V 150879 1 Melbourne 20-Nov 31.29.0 John Wilson V 160954 3 Melbourne 1-Dec 13.36.56 Tucker 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 31.42.0 Paul Morgan V 4 Melbourne 1-Dec 13.37.79 Michael Power V 090576 19 Rome 11-Jul 31.50.0 Kevin Robertson V 5 Melbourne 1-Dec 13.38.94 Brett Cartwright S 250173 2 Adelaide 6-Feb 31.53.35 Chris Reeves Q 140884 1 Newcastle 2-Oct 13.41.74 Dean Cavuoto A 040675 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 13.45.25 Scott Westcott N 250975 4 Adelaide 6-Feb HALF MARATHON 13.47.35 Power 11 Eugene 24-May 1:03.32.0 Andrew Letherby Q 190973 1 Austin 2-Feb 13.53.09 Simon Field V 110579 2 Melbourne 20-Nov 1:03.50.0 Blair Martin (Nzl) N 250475 6 Gold Coast 6-Jul 13.53.84 Mark Thompson A 050379 5 Adelaide 6-Feb 1:04.39.0 Phill Sly V 020974 11 Newcastle 21-Sep 13.53.97 Blair Martin (Nzl) N 250475 1 Sydney 4-Feb 1:04.42.0 Sisay Bezabeh A 090977 1 Medellin 14-Sep 13.59.20 Alastair Stevenson Q 280579 4 Melbourne 1-Mar 1:04.44.0 Scott Westcott N 250975 8 Gold Coast 6-Jul 14.00.3 Shane Nankervis V 060574 1 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:05.00.0 Rod De Highden V 150169 1 Sydney 25-May 14.00.88 Shawn Forrest V 100783 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 1:05.10.0 Magnus Michelsson V 040968 1 Melbourne 14-Sep 14.02.2 Paul Fenn V 170980 2 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:05.10.0 Letherby - Fukuoka 7-Dec 14.03.72 Shaun Creighton A 140567 1 Canberra 28-Jan 1:05.10.0 Michelsson - Fukuoka 7-Dec 14.09.02 Peter Nowill Q 150679 9 Melbourne 1-Mar 1:05.31.0 Sly 1 Nottingham 14-Sep 14.11.5 Clinton Mackevicius V 090278 3 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:05.37.0 Westcott 2 Sydney 25-May 14.13.2 Nigel Adkin V 020272 4 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:05.42.0 Michelsson 3 Sydney 25-May 14.14.29 Clint Perrett V 110583 5 Chiba 24-Nov 1:05.44.0 Lee Troop V 220373 45 Sapporo 6-Jul RANKINGS RANKINGS 14.14.62 David Ruschena V 170274 1 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:06.08.0 Martin Dent N 080279 17 Newcastle 21-Sep 14.14.8 Phil Sly V 020974 5 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:06.09.0 Gemechu Woyecha A 020379 1 Geelong 27-Apr 14.15.61 Michael Chettle V 060877 2 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:06.18.0 Craig McKenzie V 2 Melbourne 12-Oct 14.17.2 Craig Semple V 221069 6 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:06.28.0 Mark Tucker V 150879 55 Vilamoura 4-Oct 14.17.7 Trent Wallace V 280682 7 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:06.43.0 Shaun Creighton A 140567 4 Sydney 25-May 14.19.03 Julian Dwyer V 091273 4 Melbourne 8-Mar 1:06.51.0 Nigel Adkin V 020272 11 Gold Coast 6-Jul 14.19.74 Marcus Tierney V 180973 3 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:07.05.0 James Barker N 280477 5 Sydney 25-May 14.21.67 Scott Rantall V 110681 12 Palo Alto 2-May 1:07.06.0 Damon Harris N 010575 1 Sydney 13-Sep 14.23.52 Tyler Coady V 120774 7 Melbourne 20-Nov 1:07.30.0 Mark Hutchison (Nzl) Q 141266 1 Noosa 31-Aug 14.23.74 Brad Dyson T 110682 1 Hobart 15-Mar 1:07.34.0 Paul Arthur N 050567 1 Lake Macquarie 31-Aug 14.24.78 Barry Keem N 180980 2 Sydney 4-Feb 1:07.40.0 Jeremy Horne V 180774 2 Noosa 31-Aug 14.30.42 Grant Schmidlechner V 210978 5 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:07.50.0 Barry Keem N 180990 3 Noosa 31-Aug 1:08.05.0 Russell Dessaix-Chin N 240578 13 Gold Coast 6-Jul 10000 METRES 1:08.36.0 Peter Eason V 2 Melbourne 14-Sep 27.50.55 Craig Mottram V 180680 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 1:08.50.0 Glenn Guzzo V - Fukuoka 7-Dec 27.51.27 Lee Troop V 220373 1 Inglewood 15-Feb 1:09.21.0 Hamish McElwee V 3 Melbourne 14-Sep 27.54.82 Dean Cavuoto A 040675 2 Inglewood 15-Feb 1:09.26.0 Brad Smith Q 310170 1 Brisbane 1-Jun 28.13.96 Troop 2 Melbourne 4-Dec 1:09.31.0 Simon Hurt N 190277 2 Lake Macquarie 31-Aug 28.34.16 Brett Cartwright S 250173 6 Inglewood 15-Feb 1:09.43.0 Adrian Bailey 9 Christchurch 1-Jun 28.42.05 Cartwright 15 Stanford 3-May 1:09.46.0 Justin Wilson V 200168 15 Gold Coast 6-Jul 28.42.93 Steve Moneghetti V 260962 3 Melbourne 4-Dec 1:10.00.0 Graham Kelsey 16 Gold Coast 6-Jul 28.44.52 Mark Tucker V 150879 4 Melbourne 4-Dec 1:10.00.0 Kevin Laws 18 Gold Coast 6-Jul 1:10.13.0 Chris Tagg Q 040767 2 Brisbane 1-Jun

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

1:10.13.0 Andrew Knox 19 Gold Coast 6-Jul 15.40 -0.4 Darrel Muzyzcka N 030780 dec Sydney 2-Feb 1:10.18.0 Rowan Walker V 2 Geelong 27-Apr 15.40 -3.1 Kyle McCarthy Q 230182 4 Brisbane 9-Mar 15.45 +0.6 Carl Morehouse V 180284 1 Melbourne 4-Feb MARATHON 15.53 -3.8 Justin Conkling (USA) V 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:09.49.0 Lee Troop V 220373 7 Lake Biwa 2-Mar 15.57 +0.8 Adrian Finch T 141182 dec Newcastle 1-Oct 2:10.22.0 Nick Harrison V 181070 3 Beppu 2-Feb 15.59 +1.6 David Featherston V 270774 2 Melbourne 18-Mar 2:11.08.0 Sisay Bezabeh A 090977 9 Chicago 12-Oct 15.60 -1.0 Paul Harlond V 300883 2 Melbourne 20-Feb 2:11.46.0 Troop 17 Paris 30-Aug 15.60 -0.2 Peter Bate V 030179 2 Melbourne 27-Feb 2:12.45.0 Andrew Letherby Q 190973 14 Fukuoka 7-Dec 15.63 -1.8 Paul Edmiston W 160272 2 Perth 5-Jan 2:14.00.0 Magnus Michelsson V 040968 1 Melbourne 12-Oct 15.63 +0.5 Luke Webster Q 4 Brisbane 28-Nov 2:14.39.0 Shane Nankervis V 060574 15 Lake Biwa 2-Mar 15.64 +0.0 Ben Turner Q 181281 2 Brisbane 28-Mar 2:14.40.0 Rod De Highden V 150169 9 Tokyo 8-Feb wind-assisted 2:15.18.0 Phill Sly V 020974 11 Hamburg 27-Apr 13.70 +2.8 Kyle Vander-Kuyp V 300571 1 Perth 8-Feb 2:15.27.0 Sly 10 Milan 30-Nov 14.15 +2.8 Ryan Purcell W 240183 3 Perth 8-Feb 2:16.09.0 Bezabeh 16 London 13-Apr 14.39 +2.8 Nfa Forster-Jones V 250180 4 Perth 8-Feb 2:16.12.0 Letherby 35 Paris 30-Aug manual 2:17.14.0 Steve Moneghetti V 260962 30 Lake Biwa 2-Mar 14.1 Greg Eyears N 210881 1 Sydney 25-Oct 2:17.58.0 Scott Westcott N 250975 20 Fukuoka 7-Dec 14.4 +1.6 Mohamad Zeed V 210284 1 Melbourne 29-Mar 2:20.10.0 James Barker A 280477 4 Gold Coast 6-Jul 14.6 +1.6 Tom Sullivan V 280585 2 Melbourne 29-Mar 2:20.40.0 Mark Hutchison (Nzl) Q 141266 5 Gold Coast 6-Jul 15.1 Graeme Barry N 100180 2 Sydney 25-Oct 2:20.54.0 Glenn Guzzo V 27 Fukuoka 7-Dec 15.2 +1.6 David Ancrum V 290383 3 Melbourne 29-Mar 2:22.08.0 Paul Imhoff A 050275 6 Gold Coast 6-Jul wind-assisted 2:22.35.0 Gemechu Woyecha A 020379 1 Canberra 12-Apr 13.7 +3.2 Ryan Purcell W 240183 1 Perth 18-Oct 2:24.25.0 Shaun Creighton A 140567 57 Chicago 12-Oct 14.2 +3.2 Greg Eyears N 210881 1 Sydney 25-Jan 2:25.07.0 Todd Ingraham W 270274 2 Melbourne 12-Oct 14.9 +3.2 Darrel Muzyzcka N 030780 2 Sydney 25-Jan 2:26.58.0 Alan Chilton V 040472 7 Gold Coast 6-Jul 2:28.18.0 Robert Battocchio N 291172 2 Canberra 12-Apr 200 METRES HURDLES 2:28.28.0 Dean Paulin V 031067 3 Melbourne 12-Oct 24.21 +0.4 Mohamad Zeed V 210284 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 2:28.50.0 Elad Haas V 4 Melbourne 12-Oct 24.45 Andrew Cameron Q 010181 1 Gold Coast 1-Feb 2:28.54.0 Mark Page W 9 Gold Coast 6-Jul 24.48 Blair Young Q 050471 2 Gold Coast 1-Feb 2:29.14.0 Damien Angus 85 Chicago 12-Oct 24.59 +0.4 Ashley Mahoney Q 131176 2 Brisbane 6-Apr 2:29.44.0 Erwin McRae A 280376 27 Rotterdam 13-Apr 2:29.57.0 James Atkinson V 170166 5 Melbourne 12-Oct 400 METRES HURDLES 2:30.21.0 Brad Smith Q 310170 3 Canberra 12-Apr 50.47 Michael Hazel V 121276 1 Sydney 22-Mar 2:30.23.0 Rowan Walker V 6 Melbourne 12-Oct 50.50 Hazel 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 50.68 Hazel 1 Melbourne 7-Mar 110 METRES HURDLES 50.71 Hazel 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 13.67 +1.3 Kyle Vander-Kuyp V 300571 1 Hiroshima 29-Apr 50.79 Hazel 1 Canberra 22-Feb 13.70 +0.0 Vander-Kuyp 2 Cuxhaven 19-Jul 50.86 Hazel 1h Brisbane 3-Apr 13.85 +1.1 Vander-Kuyp 1h Hiroshima 29-Apr 50.92 Hazel 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 13.85 +1.1 Vander-Kuyp 5 Nuovo 9-Jul 51.07 Matt Beckenham N 180376 1 Canberra 29-Nov 13.85 +0.1 Vander-Kuyp 2 Funchal 26-Jul 51.42 Tobby Sutherland V 170983 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 13.86 +0.5 Vander-Kuyp 4h Fribourg 23-Aug 51.43 Sutherland 2 Melbourne 1-Mar RANKINGS RANKINGS 13.88 +1.6 Vander-Kuyp 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 51.43 Sutherland 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 13.90 -0.3 Vander-Kuyp 4 Fribourg 23-Aug 51.52 Hazel 1 Sydney 15-Feb 13.94 +1.2 Vander-Kuyp 1h Mito 5-May 51.93 Elliot Wood N 061083 1 Sydney 6-Dec 13.98 -1.5 Vander-Kuyp 1h Brisbane 5-Apr 52.03 Peter Bate V 030179 1 Melbourne 27-Feb 14.00 -0.8 Tim Ewen V 210277 1 Canberra 22-Feb 52.06 Hamish Harvey N 260179 4 Brisbane 5-Apr 14.08 -1.5 Stuart Anderson Q 190679 1 Sydney 22-Mar 52.14 Rohan Robinson V 151171 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 14.24 -0.8 Ryan Purcell W 240183 2 Canberra 22-Feb 52.35 Sean Avery V 280282 5 Brisbane 5-Apr 14.28 -1.9 Greg Eyears N 210881 3 Brisbane 5-Apr 52.45 Peter Ladd V 281080 3 Melbourne 1-Mar 14.28 -0.1 Duncan Harvey Q 120381 1 Brisbane 14-Nov 52.60 Nic Davidson T 130884 1 Hobart 16-Mar 14.40 -1.9 Nfa Forster-Jones V 250180 5 Brisbane 5-Apr 52.64 Josh Webb Q 130885 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 14.47 +0.8 Gareth Watkins N 100478 1 Sydney 14-Feb 52.82 Matt Rickards T 011284 2 Hobart 16-Mar 14.47 +0.5 John Burstow Q 171085 2 Brisbane 28-Nov 52.83 Josh Hewitt N 220378 7 Brisbane 5-Apr 14.51 +0.6 Andrew Cameron Q 010181 1 Brisbane 18-Jan 53.45 Kyle McCarthy Q 230182 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 14.55 -0.5 Aaron Petersen V 221080 2 Melbourne 27-Nov 53.60 Chris de Boer W 090284 1 Perth 7-Mar 14.70 +1.1 Stephen Cain V 230784 1 Melbourne 18-Mar 53.84 Stuart Laidlaw V 190980 1 Melbourne 27-Mar 14.81 -1.5 Tom Sullivan V 280585 5h Brisbane 5-Apr 53.90 Cameron Yorke W 180476 1 Perth 7-Dec 14.83 +1.0 Mohamad Zeed V 210284 1 Newcastle 2-Oct 53.99 Ned McLeod V 100785 2 Melbourne 27-Mar 14.95 -0.1 Matt McEwen Q 161071 3 Brisbane 14-Nov 54.05 Greg Hubbard N 191080 6 Canberra 22-Feb 15.08 -2.9 David Rose S 180878 4 Adelaide 6-Feb 54.28 David Featherston V 270774 6h Brisbane 3-Apr 15.13 +0.8 Paul Stickler N 170285 2 Sydney 14-Feb 54.47 Todd Andrews V 060583 3 Melbourne 9-Dec 15.14 +0.3 Jason Dudley Q 101184 1 Brisbane 23-Aug 54.48 Tom Cade V 100982 2 Melbourne 9-Dec 15.33 -0.2 John Leighton Q 230282 2 Brisbane 10-Jan 55.18 Matt Marlow W 211085 1 Perth 5-Mar 15.39 +0.8 Graeme Barry N 100180 3 Sydney 14-Feb 55.52 Stephen Rae T 130579 2 Hobart 23-Jan

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55.60 Felipe De Castro Cruz W 300887 2 Perth 16-Nov 40.71 Composite Team 2 Sydney 22-Mar 55.63 Colin Brown N 171183 1 Sydney 8-Nov (S.Hollands,A.Ezenwa (Ngr),R.Smith,W.Le Breux) 55.80 Steve Mann S 220384 5 Brisbane 4-Apr 40.80 Australia Gold 5 Canberra 23-Feb manual (K.Neofytou,D.Geddes,M.Budlender,C.Sconce) 53.5 Greg Hubbard N 191080 1 Wollongong 18-Jan 41.04 University of NSW N 1 Sydney 29-Nov 54.1 David Featherston V 270774 2 Melbourne 13-Feb (R.Hanna -Nzl,R.Van Der,C.Taylor -Nzl,I.MacFarlane) 54.5 Tom Cade V 100982 2 Melbourne 6-Dec 41.16 Bankstown Sports N 2 Sydney 29-Nov

2000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 41.22 NSW N 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 5.47.54 Scott McTaggart A 260277 1 Canberra 29-Nov (S.Hollands,I.Ntiamoah,A.Jhavery,J.Thornell) 5.55.2 Grant Schmidlechner V 210978 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 41.29 Sydney Pacific 'B' Team N 3 Sydney 29-Nov 5.56.35 Jayden Russ Q 180785 1 Gold Coast 30-Nov 6.02.69 Michael Hosking A 161085 1 Canberra 1-Nov 41.30 Queensland Q 3 Brisbane 4-Apr 6.02.96 Travis Prigg N 140586 1 Brisbane 13-Dec (G.Hunter,D.Bock,W.Anau,J.Smith) 6.03.23 Zane Holland V 150785 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 41.31 South Australia S 4 Brisbane 4-Apr (D.Nicholls,M.Ormrod,K.Sheehy,T.Johnson) 3000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 41.43 Box Hill V 1 Melbourne 30-Oct 8.26.13 Peter Nowill Q 150679 6 Luzern 25-Jun 8.26.22 Nowill 8h Paris 23-Aug 41.79 Queensland U/20 Team Q 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 8.30.77 Nowill 11 Seville 7-Jun (J.Noffke,G.Finegan,L.Mansfield,M.Davies) 8.32.69 Nowill 1 Adelaide 8-Feb 41.98 University of Queensland Q 1 Newcastle 2-Oct 8.35.10 Nowill 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 8.39.70 Richard Jeremiah V 031282 6 Stanford 3-May manual 8.39.79 Nowill 1 Sydney 22-Mar 40.8 Box Hill V 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 8.40.27 Nowill 17 Ostrava 12-Jun 8.41.61 Nowill 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 8.41.75 Mark Tucker V 150879 2 Sydney 22-Mar 4x200 METRES RELAY 8.42.56 Jeremiah 2 Melbourne 4-Dec 1.25.87 Sydney Pacific N 1 Sydney 30-Nov 8.43.80 Jeremiah 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 8.45.42 Martin Dent N 080279 1 Eton 14-Jun 1.26.49 Sutherland N 2 Sydney 30-Nov 8.56.40 Scott McTaggart A 260277 3 Melbourne 4-Dec (M.Masselos,S.Hollands, 8.57.74 N 240782 2 Adelaide 6-Feb 1.29.12 Western Districts S 1 Adelaide 20-Dec 9.01.86 Dale Engler S 180582 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 9.02.96 Luke Taylor N 190383 2 Sydney 8-Mar 1.29.60 Southerns S 2 Adelaide 20-Dec 9.05.92 Grant Schmidlechner V 210978 5 Melbourne 4-Dec 9.09.45 Andrew Leach V 010472 5 Brisbane 4-Apr 9.13.12 Joshua Chugg T 110682 5 Adelaide 6-Feb 4x400 METRES RELAY 9.15.9 Andrew Leach V 010472 1 Melbourne 18-Mar 3.02.89 National Team 4h Paris 30-Aug 9.16.68 Mark Thompson V 050379 2 Canberra 16-Mar (J.Steffensen,P.Pearce,M.Ormrod,C.Hill) 9.17.44 Ian Hornabrook N 300182 USA 3.05.72 National Team 3 Osaka 10-May 9.18.5 Andrew Scott V 310373 2 Melbourne 18-Mar (C.Hill,P.Pearce,J.Steffensen,C.Vincent) 9.21.02 Chris Reeves Q 140884 1 Brisbane 3-Apr 3.06.08 Australia Green 1 Canberra 23-Feb 9.22.17 Mark Ridgwell S 1 Adelaide 2-Nov (P.Pearce,C.Hill,J.Steffensen,C.Vincent) RANKINGS RANKINGS 9.24.6 Luke Yeatman V 190175 3 Melbourne 18-Mar 3.11.79 Sydney Pacific 'A'Team N 1 Sydney 29-Nov 9.26.79 Shane Thiele S 140876 7 Melbourne 4-Dec (D.Geddes,J.Gurr,J.Blanton, 9.32.41 Jayden Russ Q 180785 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 3.13.33 Victoria V 1 Brisbane 5-Apr (P.Ladd,S.Avery,T.Sutherland,D.Flowers) 4x100 METRES RELAY 3.13.57 Bankstown Sports N 2 Sydney 29-Nov 38.76 National Team 4h Paris 30-Aug (C.Hill,J.Steffensen,G.Eyears,W.LeBroux) (M.Shirvington,P.Di Bella,P.Johnson,A.Basil) 3.13.68 Australia Gold 2 Canberra 23-Feb 38.90 National Team 6s Paris 30-Aug (D.Flowers,R.Turton,J.Webb,N.Davidson) (M.Shirvington,P.Di Bella,P.Johnson,A.Basil) 3.13.90 South Australia S 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 39.51 Australia Green 1 Canberra 23-Feb (T.Johnson,T.Hassell,C.Fountain,K.Sheehy) (K.Noonan,P.Johnson,P.Di Bella,P.Pearce) 39.85 National Team 1 Tallin 30-Jul 4x800 METRES RELAY (S.Hollands,I.Ntiamoah,P.Di Bella,A.Basil) 7.40.42 Sydney University N 1 Sydney 30-Nov 40.15 International A 3 Canberra 23-Feb (F.Dowling,C.Dale,N.Bromley,D.Byrne) (S.Hollands,R.Smith,A.Ezenwa (Ngr),D.Harvey) 7.42.15 Randwick Botany Harriers N 2 Sydney 30-Nov 40.36 Australia 2 1 Sydney 22-Mar (Y.Abdi,Jeremy Roff,James Roff,T.McGrath) (W.Anau,A.Miller,K.Neofytou,I.Ntiamoah) 7.49.08 Flinders University S 1 Adelaide 20-Dec 40.36 National Team 1 Pergine 25-Jul (S.Thiele,D.Matena,A.Bishop,D.Engler) (S.Hollands,P.Di Bella,I.Ntiamoah,P.Pearce) 7.52.10 UTS Norths N 3 Sydney 30-Nov 40.41 Select Team 1 Brisbane 27-Jun (S.Hollands,I.Ntiamoah,P.Di Bella,A.Basil) 7.55.34 Adelaide Harriers S 2 Adelaide 20-Dec 40.47 National U/23 Team 4 Canberra 23-Feb (P.Bosch,R.Hage,P.Henderson,J.Creasey) (L.Mansfield,A.Miller,L.Harrison,S.Wells)

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4x1500 METRES RELAY 1:26.29.0 Darren Bown S 300674 2 Canberra 23-Feb 16.00.22 Sydney University N 1 Sydney 29-Nov 1:26.32.0 Murphy 1 Melbourne 10-Nov (R.Dessaix-Chin,B.Croker,N.Bromley,M.Abercromby) 1:26.39.0 Bown 1 Sydney 9-Aug 16.00.92 St.George N 2 Sydney 29-Nov 1:26.52.0 Bown 1 Melbourne 29-Jun (D.Harris,C.Elashkar,S.delaney,B.Martin - Nzl) 1:28.52.0 Nathan Deakes V 170877 - Melbourne 7-Dec 16.27.57 UTS Norths N 3 Sydney 29-Nov 1:31.23.9 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Melbourne 7-Dec (R.Hart,C.Peterson,C.Fowler,N.Walker) 1:31.59.0 Duane Cousins V 130773 3 Canberra 23-Feb 16.36.94 Illawarra Blue Stars N 4 Sydney 29-Nov 1:33.25.0 Frank Bertei V 190366 2 Melbourne 29-Jun (B.Keem,T.Sundstrom,B.White,M.Anderson) 1:35.21.0 Kim Mottram S 270984 2 Adelaide 26-Jul 1:35.39.0 Chris Erickson V 011281 4 Canberra 23-Feb 3000 METRES WALK 1:36.09.8 Aaron Mellor N 281284 1 Sydney 21-Jun 11.17.91 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:37.32.0 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 5 Brisbane 6-Apr 11.54.4 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Melbourne 27-Feb 1:40.00.0 Shane Pearson Q 260472 7 Brisbane 6-Apr 11.57.76 Tallent 2 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:40.21.0 Paul (Copeland) Van Kopplen V 250467 1 Melbourne 20-Jul 12.12.99 Adam Rutter N 241286 1 Brisbane 11-Dec 1:40.23.0 Travis Middlemiss V 290584 2 Melbourne 20-Jul 12.13.3 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 1 Mingara 22-Nov 1:40.55.0 Colin Heywood V 1 Melbourne 6-Sep 12.13.97 Duane Cousins V 130773 3 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:41.19.0 Andrew Ludwig Q 240666 - Melbourne 7-Dec 12.27.0 Paul (Copeland) Van Kopplen V 250467 2 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:42.30.0 Michael Beaton-Wells V 040568 2 Melbourne 20-Jul 12.27.83 Chris Erickson V 011281 2 Melbourne 20-Nov 12.33.8 Michael McCagh W 160486 1 Perth 31-Oct 30KM.WALK 12.36.91 Ben Perske Q 120486 1 Brisbane 14-Nov 2:12.57.0 Nathan Deakes V 170877 - Melbourne 7-Dec 12.38.6 Frank Bertei V 190366 2 Melbourne 27-Feb 2:21.49.0 Luke Adams N 221076 - Melbourne 18-May 12.50.2 Paul Kennedy V 030457 1 Melbourne 11-Feb 2:21.51.0 Darren Bown S 300674 - Melbourne 18-May 12.53.97 Aaron Mellor N 281284 2 Sydney 12-Jan 2:22.55.0 Liam Murphy S 050679 - Melbourne 7-Dec 12.57.0 Kim Mottram S 270984 1 Adelaide 1-Nov 2:23.12.0 Duane Cousins V 130773 - Melbourne 18-May 2:25.44.0 Frank Bertei V 190366 1 Melbourne 20-Jul 5000 METRES WALK 2:27.04.0 Chris Erickson V 011281 2 Melbourne 20-Jul 20.34.9 Daniel Thorne V 191279 1 Melbourne 13-Mar 2:30.11.0 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 2 Melbourne 17-Aug 20.36.55 Luke Adams N 221076 1 Sydney 8-Feb 2:32.04.3 Andrew Jamieson V 130646 3 Melbourne 10-Nov 20.49.85 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 2:33.45.0 Kim Mottram S 270984 1 Adelaide 28-Jun 20.55.68 Brent Vallance N 300472 2 Sydney 8-Feb 2:33.48.0 Andrew Ludwig Q 240666 - Melbourne 7-Dec 20.59.3 Liam Murphy S 050679 1 Adelaide 3-Jan 21.03.56 Duane Cousins V 130773 2 Melbourne 8-Mar 50KM.WALK 21.06.5 Darren Bown S 300674 1 Adelaide 8-Nov 3:39.43.0 Nathan Deakes V 170877 1 Melbourne 7-Dec 21.11.03 Adam Rutter N 241286 3 Sydney 8-Feb 3:59.33.0 Duane Cousins V 130773 1 Melbourne 18-May 21.29.18 Paul (Copeland) Van Kopplen V 250467 3 Melbourne 8-Mar 4:04.56.0 Liam Murphy S 050679 2 Melbourne 18-May 21.30.91 Chris Erickson V 011281 4 Melbourne 8-Mar 4:18.43.0 Darren Bown S 300674 3 Melbourne 18-May 21.32.6 Troy Sundstrom N 300581 2 Sydney 20-Dec 4:19.48.0 Chris Erickson V 011281 4 Melbourne 7-Dec 21.36.0 Aaron Mellor N 281284 3 Sydney 20-Dec 4:27.52.0 Frank Bertei V 190366 6 Melbourne 7-Dec 21.37.22 Frank Bertei V 190366 5 Melbourne 8-Mar 4:36.02.0 Andrew Ludwig Q 240666 8 Melbourne 7-Dec 21.42.2 Michael McCagh W 160486 1 Perth 12-Mar 5:16.20.0 Peter Bennett Q 111165 1 Brisbane 14-Sep 22.19.5 Kim Mottram S 270984 2 Adelaide 8-Nov 22.39.69 Ben Perske Q 120486 2 Brisbane 13-Dec HIGH JUMP RANKINGS RANKINGS 22.40.25 Mark Donahoo V 270558 2 Melbourne 30-Oct 2.25 Nick Moroney N 030872 1 Sydney 15-Nov 22.42.4 Travis Middlemiss V 290584 4 Melbourne 22-Jan 2.21 Moroney 1 Sydney 22-Mar 22.55.20 Michael Beaton-Wells V 040568 4 Melbourne 30-Oct 2.21 Joshua Lodge N 140981 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 22.56.51 Shane Pearson Q 260472 1 Brisbane 24-Jan 2.20 Lodge 1 Sydney 12-Jan 22.59.71 Andrew Jamieson V 130646 2 Melbourne 27-Nov 2.20 Lodge 1 Sydney 15-Feb 2.20 Moroney 1 Sydney 1-Nov 10000 METRES WALK 2.20 Moroney 1 Sydney 13-Dec 42.28.64 Luke Adams N 221076 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 2.18 Moroney 1 Sydney 8-Mar 43.00.30 Darren Bown S 300674 2 Adelaide 6-Feb 2.18 Lodge 2 Sydney 22-Mar 43.55.85 Liam Murphy S 050679 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 2.13 Lodge 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 44.25.58 Adam Rutter N 241286 1 Gold Coast 29-Jun 2.12 Michael Hamlyn-Harris N 131176 3 Sydney 22-Mar 44.38.68 Michael McCagh W 160486 6 Sherbrooke 13-Jul 2.11 Phil Nelson W 050282 3 Brisbane 5-Apr 45.02.9 Chris Erickson V 011281 1 Geelong 2-Mar 2.10 Ewan Haldane V 290382 1 Melbourne 13-Feb 45.14.60 Duane Cousins V 130773 4 Adelaide 6-Feb 2.10 Jarrad Pozzi V 290775 1 Melbourne 20-Feb 45.20.16 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Brisbane 3-Apr 2.10 Allan Ballard W 040179 2 Perth 23-Feb 2.10 Dane Richter W 060181 3 Perth 23-Feb 20KM.WALK 2.10 David Baskin V 250686 1 Sydney 23-Feb 1:19.35.0 Luke Adams N 221076 5 Paris 23-Aug 2.08 Rob Cracknell T 020186 1 Hobart 15-Mar 1:22.51.0 Adams 6 San Giovanni 1-May 2.08 Nate Roffey Q 160387 1 Brisbane 23-Oct 1:23.20.0 Adams 12 La Coruna 7-Jun 2.08 Mark Taylor N 290580 2 Sydney 13-Dec 1:23.22.0 Adams 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 2.05 David Partridge N 290880 3 Sydney 12-Jan 1:24.11.0 Liam Murphy S 050679 1 Adelaide 26-Jul 2.05 Sean Craddock N 131180 1 Sydney 17-Jan 1:26.18.0 Adams 1 Canberra 23-Feb 2.05 Daniel Lawton N 090285 1 Wollongong 19-Jan

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

2.05 Glen Trenton Q 150179 1 Brisbane 18-Jan 4.40 Anthony Simons S 051087 1 Adelaide 22-Nov 2.05 Ron Garlett S 181279 1 Adelaide 8-Feb 4.40 Todd Muller N 130280 3 Sydney 30-Nov 2.05 Steven Youd T 021183 1 Hobart 1-Mar 4.40 Kyle Ferreira V 020585 3 Melbourne 6-Dec 2.05 Darrel Muzyczka N 030780 2 Sydney 8-Mar 4.40 Matthew McDowall W 021081 3 Perth 7-Dec 2.05 Richard Allan Q 011279 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 4.38 Matt Boyd Q 290488 4 Gold Coast 19-Dec 2.05 James Watson N 230185 =2 Sydney 15-Nov 4.30 Nathan Baart Q 151181 5 Brisbane 9-Mar 2.05 Josh Gallimore N 140384 =2 Sydney 15-Nov 4.30 Richard Allan Q 011279 dec Brisbane 4-Apr 2.04 Ben Rickards T 170188 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 4.30 Lucas Brenen S 061189 1 Adelaide 1-Nov 2.03 Bruce Kupfer Q 120385 dec Brisbane 3-Apr 4.30 Alex Mason Q 030481 dec Gold Coast 7-Dec 2.03 James Dickson Q 311085 1 Gold Coast 31-Oct 4.30 Jason Quelch N 120277 1 Sydney 20-Dec 2.03 Liam Zamel-Paez Q 040888 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 4.25 Cameron Baker V 031177 4 Brisbane 6-Apr 2.03 Kane Brigg Q 140188 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 4.25 Bill Panter Q 020485 1 Gold Coast 28-Sep 2.02 Chris Armet V 070686 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 4.25 Bruce Kupfer Q 120385 dec Townsville 28-Sep 2.02 Cal Pearce Q 020787 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 4.20 Nick Foley V 190669 4 Melbourne 4-Feb 2.01 Alex Mason Q 030481 - Gold Coast 6-Dec 4.20 Vince Anderson V 011180 dec Newcastle 1-Oct 2.00 David Gregory N 3 Wollongong 18-Jan 4.15 Lindsay Pye N 050186 5 Brisbane 14-Dec 2.00 Tom Donovan V 170382 2 Ballarat 18-Jan 4.15 Tyran Mowbray S 101086 6 Brisbane 14-Dec 2.00 Mark Ogbinene N 130881 1 Sydney 14-Feb 4.10 Michael Leask W 201289 1 Perth 1-Nov 2.00 Nathan Das Gupta W 290886 4 Perth 8-Mar 4.10 Ben Towers N 021183 2 Sydney 20-Dec 2.00 Luke Russell N 270679 5 Sydney 8-Mar indoors 2.00 Stephen Cain V 230784 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 5.60 Viktor Chistiakov S 090275 1 Birmingham 1-Mar 2.00 Shaun Fletcher Q 090682 1 Brisbane 13-Sep 5.51 Paul Burgess W 140879 1 Vienna 9-Mar 2.00 John Thornell N 220485 1 Sydney 1-Oct 4.85 David Jacobs V 020979 2 Nampa 2-Mar 2.00 Scott Ferrier V 120674 4 Ballarat 15-Nov 2.00 Garth McDonald T 131280 1 Hobart 6-Dec LONG JUMP 2.00 Dean Wood N 241087 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 7.98 +1.9 Peter Burge N 030774 - Perth 8-Feb 7.97 +0.0 Burge 1 Canberra 21-Jan POLE VAULT 7.94 +0.7 Tim Parravicini Q 250481 1 Canberra 22-Feb 5.86 Dmitri Markov W 140375 1 Berlin 10-Aug 7.83 +1.5 Burge 1 Canberra 7-Jan 5.85 Markov 1 Lausanne 1-Jul 7.81 +1.2 John Thornell N 220485 - Sao Paulo 12-Jun 5.85 Markov 4 Paris 28-Aug 7.81 +1.6 Burge 7 Gateshead 13-Jul 5.76 Markov 3 Monaco 13-Sep 7.80 +1.6 Burge 1 Canberra 16-Mar 5.71 Viktor Chistiakov S 090275 2 Naples 10-Jun 7.79 +0.6 Shane Hair W 241075 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 5.70 Chistiakov 1 Perth 8-Feb 7.78 +1.2 Thornell 3 Brisbane 4-Apr 5.70 Markov 4 Zurich 15-Aug 7.77 +0.9 Burge qual Brisbane 3-Apr 5.70 Chistiakov qual Paris 26-Aug 7.77 +0.3 Thornell qual Brisbane 3-Apr 5.70 Markov qual Paris 26-Aug 7.77 +1.1 Thornell 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 5.70 Markov 2 Naimette 2-Sep 7.77 +0.9 Thornell 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 5.70 Markov 4 Brussels 5-Sep 7.71 +0.7 Peter Parsons N 111280 qual Brisbane 3-Apr 5.70 Markov 1 Perth 7-Dec 7.71 +0.6 Andrew Curtis Q 231279 qual Brisbane 3-Apr 5.70 Paul Burgess W 140879 1 Perth 20-Dec 7.57 +1.2 Kevin Beams V 030683 1 Melbourne 22-Feb 5.45 Steve Hooker V 160782 1 Melbourne 18-Jan 7.57 +1.3 Fabrice Lapierre N 171083 qual Brisbane 3-Apr 5.40 Luke Vedelago Q 130680 1 Gold Coast 1-Feb 7.56 +1.1 Jai Taurima Q 260672 qual Brisbane 3-Apr RANKINGS RANKINGS 5.30 Alex Miroshnichenko (Rus) Q 280978 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr 7.54 +0.0 Robert Stevens V 261082 3 Canberra 22-Feb 4.95 Craig Schulstad N 290475 =4 Brisbane 5-Apr 7.48 +0.0 Ryan Bennett Q 071281 1 Brisbane 14-Nov 4.90 Joel Pocklington V 120486 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 7.43 +1.7 Scott Crowe A 071083 1 Newcastle 2-Oct 4.80 Matt McEwen Q 161071 1 Brisbane 8-Feb 7.39 +0.5 Erik Surjan W 220683 2 Perth 9-Mar 4.80 Stephen Cain V 230784 2 Melbourne 18-Mar 7.38 +1.2 Joel Noffke Q 070884 2 Brisbane 6-Apr 4.80 Ben Blair Q 300775 1 Brisbane 21-Mar 7.38 +1.5 Chris Noffke Q 060188 2 Brisbane 21-Nov 4.76 David Jacobs V 020979 18 Columbus 31-May 7.35 +1.0 Todd Anderson V 290982 2 Melbourne 22-Feb 4.70 Tim MacDermott S 250883 1 Adelaide 3-Jan 7.35 +0.7 Brett Moxey Q 230883 qual Brisbane 3-Apr 4.60 Joel Glover S 301184 1 Adelaide 25-Jan 7.33 +1.2 Allan Ballard W 040179 3 Perth 9-Mar 4.60 Tim Steven V 250979 1 Melbourne 13-Feb 7.31 +2.0 Carl Morehouse V 180284 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 4.60 Tom Mansfield S 140783 2 Adelaide 15-Feb 7.24 +0.2 Dmitri Markov W 140375 - Perth 9-Mar 4.60 Jason Dudley Q 101184 1 Brisbane 30-Aug 7.23 +1.3 Matt McEwen Q 161071 dec Brisbane 3-Apr 4.60 James Filshie V 110581 2 Melbourne 29-Nov 7.22 +1.5 Andrew Storer W 120786 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 4.60 Howard Arbuthnot Q 290867 4 Brisbane 5-Dec 7.17 +1.6 Matt Lynch N 240186 - Brisbane 13-Dec 4.60 Damian Dickson Q 071086 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 7.13 +0.4 Phillip Bessell T 140780 1 Hobart 15-Mar 4.55 David Fairclough N 161175 2 Sydney 30-Nov 7.12 Matt Woodruff V 010480 2 Melbourne 22-Nov 4.50 Warren Evans Q 240272 dec Brisbane 16-Feb 7.10 +2.0 Andrew Cameron Q 010181 2 Gold Coast 1-Feb 4.50 Scott Dziubinski A 170382 1 Canberra 8-Mar 7.10 +1.1 Leigh Stuart V 020171 3 Melbourne 27-Feb 4.50 Tim Pollard V 011085 4 Brisbane 5-Apr 7.09 +1.8 Stacey Taurima Q 271073 1 Canberra 4-Feb 4.50 Jamie Sayed Q 040185 5 Gold Coast 7-Dec 7.09 -0.3 Kajtek Kielich N 310880 2 Sydney 15-Nov 4.40 Leon D'Onofrio V 190575 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 7.07 +1.7 Andrew Easton N 040285 1 Sydney 11-Jan 4.40 Ozgur Begen (Tur) V 181175 1 Melbourne 13-Mar 7.06 +1.2 Darren Boulet N 110385 5 Brisbane 6-Apr 4.40 Neil Joubert V 141086 5 Brisbane 5-Apr 7.04 +1.8 Shaun Fletcher Q 090682 4 Gold Coast 1-Feb

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

7.02 +1.0 Andrew Lee V 170183 3 Melbourne 22-Feb 14.06 Alex Jacenko N 211083 1 Sydney 25-Oct 7.02 +2.0 Steve Hooker V 160782 2 Melbourne 6-Nov 14.04 +0.4 Tomas Cholensky (Cze) N 250478 2 Sydney 14-Feb 7.02 Isaac Simon N 120986 1 Newcastle 8-Nov 14.00 Josh Gallimore N 140384 2 Sydney 25-Oct 7.01 +1.7 Bruce Kupfer Q 120385 mul Brisbane 12-Dec wind-assisted 7.00 +1.6 Patrick Coleman T 190185 - Melbourne 8-Mar 16.89 +3.7 Jacob McReynolds N 081278 1 Sydney 22-Mar 7.00 +0.6 Richard Allan Q 011279 dec Brisbane 3-Apr 16.82 +3.3 Andrew Murphy N 181269 2 Sydney 22-Mar 7.00 +1.8 Alwyn Jones S 280285 1 Adelaide 25-Oct 16.10 +4.1 Michael Perry N 300977 1 Adelaide 6-Feb wind-assisted 15.95 +3.7 Marat Safiulin (Rus) S 030475 1 Adelaide 22-Nov 8.24 +3.6 Peter Burge N 030774 1 Perth 8-Feb 15.83 +3.6 Shaun Fletcher Q 090682 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 8.15 +4.9 Shane Hair W 241075 1 Perth 29-Nov 15.71 +3.2 Alex Stewart N 200881 3 Sydney 15-Feb 8.02 +5.2 Tim Parravicini Q 250481 2 Perth 8-Feb 15.65 +4.1 Kajtek Kielich N 310880 2 Canberra 13-Dec 7.99 +5.2 John Thornell N 220485 1 Sao Paulo 12-Jun 15.52 +2.9 Leigh Stuart V 020171 1 Melbourne 9-Mar 7.85 +4.1 Fabrice Lapierre N 171083 3 Lincoln 30-May 15.47 +3.0 Tomas Cholensky (Cze) N 250478 1 Sydney 9-Mar 7.66 +2.9 Jai Taurima Q 260672 3 Sydney 22-Mar 15.34 +3.2 Philip Rickaby N 201083 4 Sydney 15-Feb 7.66 +4.1 Peter Parsons N 111280 4 Sydney 22-Mar 15.34 +2.5 Matt Woodruff V 010480 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 7.58 +7.5 Allan Ballard W 040179 1 Perth 12-Jan 15.23 +2.2 Paul Groves V 110981 3 Melbourne 9-Mar 7.32 +2.3 Carl Morehouse V 180284 3 Brisbane 6-Apr 15.13 +4.2 Ben Castle W 190382 1 Perth 8-Mar 7.31 +2.3 Dmitri Markov W 140375 4 Perth 9-Mar 15.07 +4.9 Daniel Sumpton N 300981 5 Sydney 15-Feb indoors 15.01 +2.4 Mark Howard N 160585 1 Sydney 11-Oct 7.66 Fabrice Lapierre N 171083 2 Lincoln 28-Feb SHOT PUT TRIPLE JUMP 20.96 Justin Anlezark Q 140877 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 16.81 -0.1 Andrew Murphy N 181269 1 Leverkusen 3-Aug 20.61 Anlezark 1 Sydney 22-Mar 16.73 +1.0 Murphy 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 20.61 Anlezark 5 Paris 23-Aug 16.52 -0.8 Murphy 4 Tallin 30-Jul 20.38 Anlezark 3 Portland 17-May 16.51 +1.2 Murphy - Canberra 22-Feb 20.32 Anlezark 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 16.48 +0.0 Murphy 1 Ascoli Piceno 26-Jul 20.28 Anlezark qual Paris 23-Aug 16.47 +0.0 Jacob McReynolds N 081278 1 Canberra 21-Jan 20.24 Anlezark 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 16.43 +0.4 Murphy 3 Malmo 12-Aug 20.19 Anlezark 1 Brisbane 24-Jan 16.42 +0.2 McReynolds 7 Daegu 30-Aug 20.17 Anlezark 5 Eugene 24-May 16.41 +0.0 Murphy 5 Osaka 10-May 20.07 Anlezark 1 Perth 8-Feb 16.41 +0.0 Murphy 6 London 8-Aug 19.04 Clay Cross Q 261177 2 Riese Pio 20-Jul 16.40 +0.3 Murphy 1 Canberra 15-Mar 18.81 Scott Martin V 121082 1 Melbourne 30-Jan 16.25 +1.0 Michael Perry N 300977 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 18.55 Stuart Gyngell N 251163 pent Canberra 3-Nov 16.22 +1.5 Josh Ferguson Q 180280 1 Sydney 15-Feb 18.42 Rhys Jones Q 190381 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 16.16 +1.0 Alwyn Jones S 280285 1 Adelaide 26-Oct 18.15 Chris Gaviglio Q 031077 3 Sydney 22-Mar 15.65 +0.8 Marat Safiulin (Rus) S 030475 1 Adelaide 6-Dec 17.52 Aaron Neighbour V 021277 1 Uden 5-Jul 15.60 +1.7 Shaun Fletcher Q 090682 4 Brisbane 5-Apr 16.50 John Meszaros V 280683 2 Melbourne 13-Feb 15.49 +1.5 Gavin Manohoran Q 040980 3 Brisbane 8-Mar 15.70 Gareth Care N 281083 2 Sydney 29-Nov 15.39 +0.1 Alex Stewart T 200881 1 Launceston 16-Dec 15.65 Tom Court Q 061180 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 15.32 +1.6 Stephen Foster N 101277 5 Brisbane 5-Apr 15.37 Sosefo Fonorito (Fij) Q 140280 2 Brisbane 28-Mar 15.18 +1.1 Leigh Stuart V 020171 1 Melbourne 18-Mar 15.35 Adam Pinkard T 271080 7 Abilene May 15.13 +1.2 Paul Groves V 110981 - Melbourne 9-Mar 15.31 Martin Duriska V 171080 2 Melbourne 8-Mar RANKINGS RANKINGS 15.00 +1.5 Phil Rickaby N 201083 8 Brisbane 5-Apr 15.21 Graham Hicks V 141278 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 14.93 +1.6 Patrick Coleman T 190185 1 Hobart 22-Nov 15.10 Les Kuorikoski Q 160374 3 Brisbane 8-Mar 14.92 +1.5 Matt Woodruff V 010480 - Melbourne 9-Mar 15.08 Matt McEwen Q 161071 dec Brisbane 15-Feb 14.91 +0.5 Daniel Sumpton N 300981 - Sydney 15-Feb 15.02 Paul Peulich V 100984 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 14.82 -2.8 Mark Howard N 160585 1 Sydney 10-Jan 15.01 Chris Hanley Q 280285 7 Sydney 22-Mar 14.75 +1.5 Matthew Cooter V 191185 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 14.75 Russell Short V 070569 2 Melbourne 30-Oct 14.59 +1.9 Geoff Davis N 261184 4 Sydney 9-Mar 14.64 Simon Hope W 170980 1 Perth 8-Mar 14.55 +1.7 Phillip Bessell T 140780 3 Hobart 22-Nov 14.57 Christian Alexander N 010683 3 Sydney 8-Mar 14.42 -0.8 Ben Castle W 190382 - Perth 23-Feb 14.42 Jason Dudley Q 101184 dec Townsville 26-Sep 14.41 -1.8 Darren Boulet N 110385 3 Sydney 10-Jan 14.39 Richard Brockett Q 250575 1 Brisbane 30-Aug 14.40 +1.2 Wally Meekin W 100188 - Brisbane 12-Dec 14.25 Tim Driesen V 270384 4 Gold Coast 12-Apr 14.36 -0.4 Ben King V 310583 - Melbourne 9-Mar 14.18 Craig Furber V 141272 1 Melbourne 8-Nov 14.35 +1.4 Randika Senadheera V 070587 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 14.14 Nathan Baart Q 151181 dec Townsville 26-Sep 14.34 -0.3 Aleksandar Celeski A 061084 4 Brisbane 3-Apr 14.07 Scott Ferrier V 120674 1 Melbourne 18-Jan 14.30 +0.6 Andrew Johnston V 291181 3 Melbourne 22-Jan 13.96 Tom Williamson V 250885 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 14.26 +0.2 Ryan Chaim N 4 Sydney 8-Nov 13.92 Stuart Maxwell V 230474 dec Hobart 1-Feb 14.24 Paddy O'Donoghue N 011086 1 Wollongong 18-Jan 13.91 Jeremy Hogg W 240272 1 Perth 26-Oct 14.21 +1.5 David James Q 290383 1 Brisbane 19-Dec 13.80 Daniel East Q 260882 6 Brisbane 8-Mar 14.18 Andrew Lock S 020380 1 Adelaide 1-Nov 13.72 Tobias Pallett V 310367 3 Melbourne 30-Jan 14.18 +1.0 Scott McLeod-Robertson Q 230588 2 Brisbane 13-Dec indoors 14.15 -0.3 Oliver Perrett Q 040286 7 Brisbane 3-Apr 20.69 Justin Anlezark Q 140877 1 Vienna 9-Mar 14.14 +2.0 Robert Crowther Q 020887 4 Brisbane 12-Dec 20.65 Anlezark 5 Birmingham 14-Mar 14.11 +1.6 Llanley Crowder N 311066 3 Sydney 6-Dec 20.25 Anlezark qual Birmingham 14-Mar

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

17.17 Aaron Neighbour V 021277 4 Zuidbroek 25-Jan 63.79 Justin McDonald T 280773 3 Sydney 22-Mar 15.79 Adam Pinkard T 271080 1 Norman 22-Feb 62.46 Tim Driesen V 270384 4 Sydney 22-Mar 61.43 Brad Oborn N 310578 5 Sydney 22-Mar DISCUS THROW 60.30 Paul Peulich V 180984 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 62.19 Scott Martin V 121082 1 Geelong 8-Nov 60.18 Mark Dickson N 241082 6 Brisbane 4-Apr 61.57 Martin 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 59.97 Sean Carlin S 291167 1 Adelaide 15-Mar 61.20 Martin 1 Geelong 8-Nov 56.82 Simon Wardhaugh Q 140186 8 Brisbane 4-Apr 60.58 Martin 1 Melbourne 22-Nov 55.23 Ronnie Buckley V 150686 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 60.34 Graham Hicks T 141278 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 54.74 Ryan Mormul N 210584 6 Canberra 22-Feb 60.31 Hicks 1 Melbourne 54.05 Michael Ogilvie N 210283 1 Sydney 1-Nov 6-Dec 53.98 Jon Harwood N 010382 4 Sydney 8-Mar 60.28 Peter Elvy N 030680 1 Sydney 22-Mar 52.81 Justin Puopolo V 191182 4 Melbourne 27-Feb 59.56 Elvy 1 Canberra 14-Mar 52.48 Adam Pinkard T 271080 4 Macomb 15-May 59.35 Elvy 1 Canberra 23-Feb 52.31 Damon Page T 021180 2 Ypsilanti 18-Apr 59.28 Martin 1 Melbourne 18-Oct 51.94 Sergei Zablotski (Rus) N 030360 7 Sydney 8-Mar 59.02 Elvy 1 Gold Coast 31-Mar 51.85 Ben Curry Q 291183 1 Gold Coast 17-Jan 57.67 Aaron Neighbour V 021277 3 Loughborough 31-Jul 51.67 Jarrod Stevens S 160585 1 Adelaide 8-Nov 55.25 Ben Harradine N 141082 3 Brisbane 4-Apr 49.53 Chris Rutty V 071280 1 Melbourne 15-Mar 54.86 Justin Anlezark Q 140877 2 Gold Coast 17-Jan 49.23 Stuart Gyngell N 251163 1 Sydney 8-Feb 54.24 Matt Brown V 101180 2 Melbourne 13-Jan 46.43 Graham Hicks T 141278 4 Melbourne 22-Jan 52.67 Tim Driesen V 270384 6 Brisbane 4-Apr 50.91 Ronnie Buckley V 150686 2 Melbourne 9-Dec JAVELIN THROW 50.78 Luke Poli S 010977 1 Adelaide 22-Nov 82.29 Andrew Currey N 070271 1 Sydney 22-Mar 50.71 Nick Sawaszenko N 220282 2 Sydney 30-Nov 81.82 William Hamlyn-Harris N 140178 1 Sydney 9-Mar 50.41 Martin Duriska V 171080 qual Brisbane 3-Apr 80.56 Currey 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 49.86 Andrew Jarvis Q 101282 1 Brisbane 14-Nov 80.05 Hamlyn-Harris 4 Gateshead 13-Jul 49.60 Peter Lonsdale Q 290665 1 Brisbane 10-Jan 79.97 Hamlyn-Harris 2 Sydney 22-Mar 48.64 Chris Gaviglio Q 031077 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 79.75 Hamlyn-Harris 1 Karlstad 24-Jul 48.59 Ben Blanchard N 110483 3 Sydney 9-Mar 79.71 Currey 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 48.44 Stuart Gyngell N 251163 1 Sydney 9-Feb 79.70 Currey 1 Perth 8-Feb 48.06 Michael Claydon W 200984 1 Perth 5-Apr 79.53 Currey 1 Sydney 5-Jul 47.30 Jon Harwood N 010382 1 Sydney 25-Oct 79.49 Hamlyn-Harris 1 Sydney 28-Jun 46.79 Randal Humich W 141270 1 Perth 9-Mar 79.44 Hamlyn-Harris 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 46.38 Yohan Amerasekera V 290972 2 Melbourne 4-Mar 79.27 Hamlyn-Harris 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 45.77 Jye Fisher W 091185 1 Perth 16-Nov 74.28 Nic Bennett N 010682 3 Sydney 22-Mar 45.47 Jason Dudley Q 101184 1 Brisbane 30-Aug 72.97 Oliver Dziubak W 300382 1 Perth 20-Dec 44.94 Les Kuorikoski Q 160374 4 Brisbane 8-Mar 71.26 Andrew Hall W 280982 1 Southhampton 30-Aug 44.90 Jorg Probst (Sui) N 200469 3 Sydney 20-Dec 71.11 Josh Robinson Q 041085 5 Brisbane 5-Apr 44.32 Richard Brockett Q 250575 3 Brisbane 30-Aug 70.57 Damien Kelly Q 010681 6 Brisbane 5-Apr 43.98 Michael Gusbeth V 290182 4 Melbourne 13-Feb 69.60 Steven Youd T 021183 7 Brisbane 5-Apr 43.78 Warren Evans Q 240272 1 Gold Coast 9-Nov 69.24 Brett Castle V 261184 2 Brisbane 3-Apr 43.52 Scott Ferrier V 120674 7 Melbourne 4-Dec 68.85 Dominic Geeves Q 180283 4 Sydney 22-Mar 43.43 Sean Carlin S 291167 1 Adelaide 1-Feb 68.34 Jarrod Bannister Q 031084 4 Perth 8-Feb RANKINGS RANKINGS 43.29 Russell Short V 070569 4 Canberra 14-Mar 68.00 Chris Jessup N 120981 7 Sydney 22-Mar 43.26 Josh Lamb W 1 Perth 9-Nov 65.89 Ben Baker N 190183 3 Sydney 9-Mar 42.91 Matt McEwen Q 161071 dec Brisbane 16-Feb 64.18 Jason Dudley Q 101184 dec Brisbane 4-Apr 42.36 Glenn Duggan N 141186 4 Sydney 30-Nov 62.55 Nick Baltas V 200270 1 Melbourne 18-Mar 42.29 Tobias Pallett V 310367 1 Melbourne 8-Feb 61.87 Matthew Outzen N 101287 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 61.62 Andrew Ratawa (Fij) V 120672 1 Melbourne 8-Mar HAMMER THROW 61.42 Aaron Cooke N 130185 5 Sydney 9-Mar 79.20 Stuart Rendell A 300672 1 Canberra 22-Feb 61.10 Drew Potts Q 070682 5 Brisbane 9-Mar 78.91 Rendell 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 60.89 Graham Hicks V 141278 2 Melbourne 18-Mar 78.37 Rendell 3 Szombathely 10-Aug 60.50 Matt McEwen Q 161071 dec Brisbane 4-Apr 77.68 Rendell 1 Canberra 15-Mar 60.50 Andrew Fogarty Q 041285 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 77.39 Rendell 1 Sydney 22-Mar 59.41 Jason Seng Q 050986 1 Brisbane 23-Oct 76.69 Rendell 1 Veszperem 26-Jul 59.39 Darrel Muzyzcka N 030780 1 Sydney 25-Jan 76.67 Rendell 1 Canberra 6-Dec 59.27 Matthew Boan Q 250287 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 76.61 Rendell 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 58.74 Jeremy Cocks N 070587 4 Brisbane 13-Dec 76.56 Rendell qual Paris 23-Aug 58.00 Josh Gallimore N 140384 dec Brisbane 4-Apr 76.17 Rendell 2 Leverkusen 3-Aug 75.72 Rendell 10 Paris 25-Aug 75.66 Rendell 2 Szombathely 12-Jul 75.29 Rendell 1 Sydney 15-Feb 65.09 Darren Billett S 161179 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 64.92 Michael Gusbeth V 290182 1 Geelong 29-Mar

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DECATHLON WOMEN 7,724 Matt McEwen Q 161071 1 Brisbane 4-Apr (11.09,7.23m,14.51m,1.94m,50.07,15.09,39.20m,4.80m,60.50m,4.50.97) Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date 7,723 McEwen 1 Brisbane 16-Feb (11.23,7.20m,15.08m,1.97m,49.78,15.22,42.91m,4.80m,56.64m,4.57.93 100 METRES 11.39 +1.7 Gloria Kemasuode (Ngr) N 301279 1h Canberra 15-Mar Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date 11.40 -0.9 Kemasuode 1 Canberra 22-Feb 11.41 +0.9 Kemasuode 1 Canberra 15-Mar 7,519 McEwen 1 Townsville 28-Sep 11.42 +1.0 Kemasuode 1 Sydney 17-Jan (11.02,6.99m,14.60m,1.96m,50.31,15.02,40.93m,4.50m,58.90m,5.09.03) 11.42 -0.7 Kemasuode 1h Canberra 22-Feb 7,037 Darrel Muzyczka N 030780 1 Sydney 2-Feb 11.47 -0.9 Sharon Cripps Q 290677 2 Canberra 22-Feb (11.38,6.82m,11.47m,2.00m,50.06,15.40,38.14m,3.80m,55.75m,4.47.52) 11.50 -0.6 Cripps 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 7,022 Jason Dudley Q 101184 2 Brisbane 16-Feb 11.52 +0.6 Cripps 3h Leverkusen 3-Aug (11.85,6.71m,13.40m,1.91m,52.61,15.34,40.12m,4.20m,60.76m,4.55.91) 11.56 -1.6 Cripps 1h Canberra 22-Feb 6,693 Richard Allan Q 011279 3 Townsville 27-Sep 11.57 +1.7 Sally McLellan Q 190986 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr (10.94,7.00m,12.46m,1.90m,51.20,16.14,39.44m,4.20m,47.52m,5.51.08) 11.57 -1.3 Cripps 1s Brisbane 4-Apr 6,727 Matthew McDowall W 021081 1 Perth 16-Nov 11.58 -0.3 Cripps 6 Leverkusen 3-Aug (11.59,6.50m,12.00m,1.90m,50.67,16.09,37.25m,4.20m,49.79m,4.52.1) 11.59 -0.9 Lauren Hewitt V 251178 3 Canberra 22-Feb 6,669 Adrian Finch T 141182 1 Newcastle 1-Oct 11.62 +1.8 Mindy Slomka N 020580 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr (11.58,6.43m,12.43m,1.85m,52.68,15.57,39.52m,3.90m,49.86m,4.46.72) 11.65 +1.8 Rachael Jackson N 230376 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr 6,542 Alex Mason Q 030481 1 Gold Coast 7-Dec 11.68 +1.8 Melanie Kleeberg Q 271281 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr (11.26,6.54m,12.55m,2.01m,53.10,16.07,36.07m,4.30m,40.66m,5-22.49) 11.77 +0.4 Bronwyn Thompson Q 290178 1 Brisbane 21-Mar 6,413 David O'Toole T 071181 1 Hobart 2-Feb 11.77 +1.8 Jana Pittman V 091182 4 Gold Coast 12-Apr (11.94,5.84m,11.95m,1.93m,52.66,15.66,35.13m,3.80m,47.68m,4.36.06) 11.78 +1.7 Fiona Cullen Q 310879 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr 6,404 Rohan Walker A 220180 3 Newcastle 1-Oct 11.79 +1.7 Nicole Apps N 070276 2h Canberra 15-Mar (11.71,6.20m,11.17m,1.73m,51.53,15.73,36.69m,4.00m,47.75m,4.42.95) 11.79 +1.8 Caro Hunt (Nzl) Q 101078 5 Gold Coast 12-Apr 6,373 Warren Evans Q 240272 4 Brisbane 16-Feb 11.79 +1.1 Preya Carey N 161183 1 Newcastle 1-Oct (11.50,6.80m,12.96m,1.82m,53.36,16.25,43.56m,4.50m,55.91m,DNFinish) 11.80 +1.8 Amy Harris Q 071080 6 Gold Coast 12-Apr 6,201 Nathan Baart Q 151181 5 Brisbane 4-Apr 11.81 +1.8 Makelesi Bulikiobo (Fij) Q 231077 1 Brisbane 19-Dec (11.52,6.07m,11.87m,1.82m,53.58,16.23,36.04m,4.10m,50.28m,5.25.61) 11.84 -0.5 Melissa Kay T 100178 1 Hobart 15-Mar 6,145 Nick Foley V 190669 6 Brisbane 4-Apr 11.92 +0.4 Gemma Bright Q 030782 2 Brisbane 21-Mar (11.95,6.25m,11.44m,1.70m,52.92,16.90,34.88m,4.10m,45.59m,4.40.50) 11.94 +1.2 Michelle Cutmore Q 200386 1 Brisbane 19-Dec 6,033 Mark Ardern N 011179 2 Sydney 2-Feb 11.96 +1.0 Jacquie Munro N 041081 4 Sydney 17-Jan (11.46,6.03m,11.80m,1.73m,51.30,16.96,33.57m,3.20m,50.40m,4.53.75) 11.96 +1.1 Katrina Steward V 230982 1 Melbourne 18-Mar 5,600 Jason Stevens S 060877 1 Adelaide 12-Jan 11.97 -1.2 Bec Negus Q 041185 1 Brisbane 5-Dec (12.26,5.31m,11.81m,1.78m,53.33,17.27,31.74m,4.00m,39.62m,5.04.55) 12.00 +1.0 Marcia Dorsett (Bah) N 300181 5 Sydney 17-Jan 5,513 Stuart Maxwell V 230474 3 Hobart 2-Feb 12.00 +1.6 Emma Cochrane V 051279 1 Melbourne 18-Mar (12.22,5.48m,13.92m,1.72m,54.20,17.72,40.03m,3.10m,43.01m,5.23.62) 12.01 +0.4 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 1h Brisbane 14-Dec 5,437 Robert Broadhurst N 240583 3 Sydney 2-Feb 12.05 -0.7 Elly Hutton V 020676 3h Canberra 22-Feb (11.84,5.86m,8.42m,1.79m,51.54,17.92,30.34m,2.20m,54.42m,4.51.95) 12.06 +1.2 Cathalina Walsh (Vin) N 280272 4 Sydney 15-Feb 5,433 Ben Turner Q 170881 6 Brisbane 16-Feb 12.07 +1.2 Ebony Cope W 091282 5 Sydney 15-Feb (11.72,6.38m,12.78m,1.85m,55.39,15.97,34.82m,0.00m,46.96m,5.49.36) 12.07 -1.3 Sarah Nelson N 080975 =1 Sydney 1-Nov 5,324 Vince Anderson V 011180 4 Newcastle 1-Oct 12.07 -1.3 Annabelle Smith N 080183 =1 Sydney 1-Nov (12.33,6.03m,10.75m,1.82m,00.00,17.14,34.44m,4.20m,43.74m,4.47.15) 12.08 -0.4 Suzanne Broadrick V 241068 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 12.08 +1.7 Kylie Bent W 111285 4 Gold Coast 12-Apr RANKINGS RANKINGS 12.08 +0.9 Rachel Rogers (Fij) Q 160675 2 Gold Coast 28-May 12.10 -0.5 Morgan Whiley T 030984 2 Hobart 15-Mar 12.13 +1.1 Sandra Porter V 250482 2 Melbourne 18-Mar 12.13 +1.9 Madeline Woodbridge V 010288 1h Brisbane 13-Dec 12.14 -0.5 Emma Marshall T 010975 3 Hobart 15-Mar 12.16 +0.1 Bianca Williams N 250985 1 Sydney 5-Sep 12.17 +1.8 Alison Glapa N 210686 1 Sydney 9-Mar 12.17 +0.8 Bindi Goon Chew Q 050375 1 Townsville 28-Sep 12.19 +1.0 Brigitte Egan N 061276 6 Sydney 17-Jan 12.19 -0.7 Merryn Aldridge N 150282 5h Canberra 22-Feb 12.20 +0.9 Marcor Cuenca N 010288 1h Sydney 18-Oct 12.22 +0.3 Madelin Poke T 161188 1h Brisbane 13-Dec 12.22 -0.1 Jacqueline Davies Q 020987 2h Brisbane 14-Dec 12.22 +0.4 Olivia Tauro N 110690 1 Brisbane 14-Dec wind-assisted 11.18 +4.3 Gloria Kemasuode (Ngr) N 301279 1h Perth 8-Feb 11.18 +4.4 Kemasuode 1 Perth 8-Feb 11.31 +4.2 Sharon Cripps Q 290677 2 Adelaide 6-Feb 11.31 +4.2 Lauren Hewitt V 251178 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 11.50 +4.2 Caro Hunt (Nzl) Q 101078 4 Adelaide 6-Feb 11.51 +4.4 Mindy Slomka N 020580 3 Perth 8-Feb 11.57 +4.2 Amy Harris Q 071080 5 Adelaide 6-Feb 11.66 +3.5 Kylie Bent W 111285 4h Perth 8-Feb

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

11.68 +3.5 Melanie Kleeberg Q 271281 5h Perth 8-Feb 24.63 +0.6 Alicia Spencer N 300683 1h Sydney 9-Mar mixed race 24.66 +1.2 Jessica Knox N 031178 2 Sydney 13-Dec 11.79 +0.5 Kerrie Perkins-Taurima A 020479 mix Canberra 26-Oct 24.67 +0.6 Sarah Nelson N 080975 3 Sydney 8-Nov 12.08 +0.0 Gemma Bright Q 030782 1 Gold Coast 7-Feb 24.70 +1.8 Ebony Cope W 091282 5 Sydney 15-Feb manual 24.70 +0.7 Joanne Stannard W 070188 2h Brisbane 12-Dec 11.3 -0.2 Preya Carey N 161183 1 Sydney 20-Dec 24.71 +0.7 Emma Ferguson Q 260388 3h Brisbane 12-Dec 11.5 -0.2 Sarah Nelson N 080975 2 Sydney 20-Dec 24.72 +0.5 Casey Cunningham N 020583 2 Brisbane 28-Mar 11.7 -0.2 Annabelle Smith N 080183 3 Sydney 20-Dec 24.72 +1.6 Olivia Tauro N 110690 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 11.7 Nicole Apps N 070276 1 Sydney 20-Dec 24.76 -2.0 Tamsyn Lewis V 200778 7 Melbourne 9-Mar 11.8 -1.3 Elly Hutton V 020676 1 Melbourne 22-Jan 24.77 Jenny Marshall V 060779 1 Melbourne 11-Mar 11.8 Kristy Smith N 1 Wollongong 25-Oct 24.77 +0.8 Kristen Andrews N 170689 3 Brisbane 14-Dec 11.9 Kimberlee Green N 050386 1 Sydney 25-Jan 24.79 +1.6 Katie Chivers V 280786 4 Brisbane 13-Dec 11.9 -1.2 Maricor Cuenca N 010288 1 Sydney 15-Nov 24.80 -3.7 Brooke Rickards Q 240681 5h Brisbane 5-Apr 11.9 -0.2 Jessica Knox N 031178 4 Sydney 20-Dec 24.80 +0.7 Laura Verlinden N 011288 4h Brisbane 12-Dec 12.0 Abby Lewtas V 060882 1 Geelong 8-Feb 24.81 -0.2 Bianca Williams N 250985 1 Sydney 6-Sep 12.0 Nicole Buchanan N 120974 2 Wollongong 25-Oct 24.84 +0.9 Madelin Poke T 161188 1h Brisbane 12-Dec wind-assisted 24.87 +1.0 Lindsey-Ann McDonnell (Gbr) W 130879 2 Perth 8-Mar 11.1 +2.4 Gloria Kemasuode (Ngr) N 301279 1 Canberra 13-Dec 24.88 +0.6 Erin Hewitt S 241079 1 Adelaide 2-Mar 11.2 +4.9 Renee Robson V 031178 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 24.89 +1.0 Tricia McDonald W 231175 3 Perth 8-Mar 11.5 +5.4 Cathalina Walsh (Vin) N 280272 1 Sydney 25-Jan 24.89 +1.6 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 2 Brisbane 25-Oct 11.5 +2.4 Kerrie Perkins-Taurima A 020479 2 Canberra 13-Dec 24.90 -3.7 Lynette Viney S 100781 6h Brisbane 5-Apr 11.6 +3.7 Katrina Steward V 230982 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 24.92 -1.9 Emma Cochrane V 051279 1 Melbourne 7-Mar 11.6 +4.8 Suzanne Broadrick V 241068 1 Ballarat 15-Nov wind-assisted 11.6 +5.1 Marcia Dorsett (Bah) N 300181 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 23.89 +4.5 Preya Carey N 161183 1 Newcastle 2-Oct 23.92 +3.0 Nicole Apps N 070276 1 Sydney 9-Mar 200 METRES 24.18 +4.5 Rebecca Negus Q 041185 2 Newcastle 2-Oct 22.79 +1.6 Lauren Hewitt V 251178 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 24.19 +3.0 Alicia Spencer N 300683 2 Sydney 9-Mar 22.84 +1.6 Sharon Cripps Q 290677 2 Adelaide 6-Feb mixed race 22.96 -1.5 Hewitt 1 Canberra 22-Feb 23.81 +1.0 Kerrie Perkins-Taurima A 020479 mix Canberra 26-Oct 23.01 +0.1 Hewitt 3h Paris 26-Aug 24.66 +1.6 Ebony Cope W 091282 mix Perth 12-Oct 23.05 -1.5 Cripps 2 Canberra 22-Feb manual 23.06 +1.3 Hewitt 2 Malmo 12-Aug 23.4 -1.9 Annabelle Smith N 080183 1 Sydney 20-Dec 23.07 -0.1 Hewitt 6s Paris 27-Aug 23.9 -1.9 Preya Carey N 161183 2 Sydney 20-Dec 23.10 +0.1 Hewitt 3q Paris 26-Aug 24.3 Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen N 170288 1 Sydney 16-Mar 23.14 +1.4 Cripps 1 Brisbane 9-Mar 24.3 -1.9 Sarah Nelson N 080975 3 Sydney 20-Dec 23.16 +0.5 Hewitt 7 Rome 11-Jul 24.4 -0.8 Nicole Apps N 070276 1 Sydney 20-Dec 23.16 +0.3 Hewitt 5 Heusden 2-Aug mixed race 23.18 -0.4 Hewitt 3 Madrid 19-Jul 23.5 +1.4 Gloria Kemasuode (Ngr) N 301279 mix Canberra 13-Dec 23.30 +1.6 Gloria Kemasuode (Ngr) N 301279 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 23.52 +1.8 Jana Pittman V 091182 2 Sydney 15-Feb 300 METRES 23.63 +1.6 Cathy Freeman V 160273 4 Adelaide 6-Feb 36.34 Jana Pittman V 091182 1 Canberra 15-Feb 23.64 -1.1 Makelesi Bulikiobo (Fij) Q 231077 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 36.42 Cathy Freeman V 160273 3 Mexico City 3-May 23.78 +1.6 Sally McLellan Q 190986 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 38.65 Marcia Dorsett (Bah) N 300181 2 Sydney 15-Feb RANKINGS RANKINGS 23.82 +0.7 Melanie Kleeberg Q 271281 1h Brisbane 9-Mar 38.86 Preya Carey N 161183 3 Sydney 15-Feb 23.85 +1.4 Gemma Bright Q 030782 3 Brisbane 9-Mar 39.23 Pip Kehoe Q 260285 5 Sydney 15-Feb 23.90 +1.2 Preya Carey N 161183 1 Sydney 13-Dec 23.93 +0.6 Annabelle Smith N 080183 1 Sydney 8-Nov 400 METRES 23.98 +0.7 Caro Hunt (Nzl) Q 101078 3h Brisbane 9-Mar 50.43 Jana Pittman V 091182 1 Sydney 22-Mar 23.99 +1.6 Jacqueline Davies Q 020987 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 50.98 Pittman 2 Lausanne 1-Jul 24.00 +1.6 Michelle Cutmore Q 200386 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 51.66 Cathy Freeman V 160273 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 24.03 -3.7 Katerina Dressler V 210981 2h Brisbane 5-Apr 51.70 Freeman 5 Eugene 24-May 24.05 +1.4 Amy Harris Q 071080 5 Brisbane 9-Mar 51.81 Freeman 2 Sydney 22-Mar 24.08 -0.9 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 1 Perth 9-Nov 52.17 Freeman 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 24.17 +1.6 Mindy Slomka N 020580 6 Adelaide 6-Feb 52.24 Rosemary Hayward N 101180 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 24.19 +1.5 Bronwyn Thompson Q 290178 2 Shizuoka 3-May 52.49 Freeman 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 24.26 -3.7 Katrina Steward V 230982 3h Brisbane 5-Apr 52.54 Freeman 1 Perth 8-Feb 24.27 +0.6 Merryn Aldridge N 150282 2 Sydney 8-Nov 52.69 Annabelle Smith N 080183 1 Sydney 13-Dec 24.29 +0.0 Renee Robson V 031178 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 52.85 Tamsyn Lewis V 200778 1 Melbourne 13-Mar 24.30 +1.8 Morgan Whiley T 030984 1 Penguin 10-Dec 52.92 Hayward 1 Sydney 28-Mar 24.32 -2.2 Nicole Apps N 070276 3 Sydney 22-Mar 53.14 Susan Andrews W 260571 1 Perth 9-Mar 24.38 -1.8 Melissa Kay T 100178 1 Hobart 16-Mar 53.17 Katerina Dressler V 210981 4 Sydney 22-Mar 24.39 -0.2 Kylie Bent W 111285 1 Perth 16-Nov 53.18 Makelesi Bulikiobo (Fij) Q 231077 3 Brisbane 4-Apr 24.40 +0.7 Madeline Woodbridge V 010288 1h Brisbane 12-Dec 53.78 Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen N 170288 3 Sherbrooke 12-Jul 24.49 +1.8 Keatyn Windley N 240186 4 Sydney 15-Feb 53.79 Renee Robson V 031178 5 Sydney 22-Mar 24.54 +0.8 Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen N 170288 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 53.88 Lauren Hewitt V 251178 2 Perth 8-Feb 24.56 -2.0 Sandra Porter V 250482 4 Melbourne 9-Mar 54.01 Adrienne McIvor (Irl) Q 020970 2 Brisbane 14-Mar

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

54.29 Rebecca Irwin N 260883 2 Sydney 13-Dec 2.05.10 Libby Allen V 220580 4 Brisbane 5-Apr 54.31 Jenny Marshall V 060779 1 Melbourne 13-Mar 2.05.71 Brooke Simpson N 040687 3s Sherbrooke 12-Jul 54.43 Jacqueline Davies Q 020987 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 2.05.75 Celia Brown (Gbr) V 220177 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr 54.59 Merryn Aldridge N 150282 2 Sydney 1-Nov 2.06.61 Debbie King N 270478 2 Papendal 25-Jun 54.85 Kate Pedley T 090184 6 Sydney 22-Mar 2.06.68 Emily Morris N 231078 2 Perth 8-Feb 54.89 Morgan Whiley T 030984 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 2.07.37 Meike Flore (Ger) N 211276 7 Canberra 22-Feb 55.04 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 4 Perth 8-Feb 2.07.64 Erica Sigmont V 291182 4 Palo Alto 28-Mar 55.16 Katrina Steward V 230982 2 Melbourne 18-Mar 2.08.05 Ruth Little (Gbr) N 240584 8 Canberra 22-Feb 55.29 Anne Fearnley V 270973 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 2.08.17 Alicia Tye-Smith V 100680 2h Brisbane 4-Apr 55.32 Caitlin Willis Q 181282 1 Brisbane 14-Nov 2.08.42 Kate McMaster N 100381 3 Sydney 14-Mar 55.47 Roshaan Francisco W 151288 1 Perth 2-Nov 2.08.42 Lisa Corrigan N 021284 3h Brisbane 4-Apr 55.54 Keatyn Windley N 240186 2 Sydney 10-Jan 2.08.50 Nikki Molan N 020683 2 Sydney 8-Nov 55.63 Sandra Porter V 250482 3 Melbourne 4-Dec 2.08.82 Zoe Buckman A 211288 1 Canberra 8-Nov 55.82 Milena Alver-McIntosh N 101276 1 Sydney 1-Nov 2.09.30 Emily Johnson N 070288 2 Sydney 2-Feb 55.93 Pirrenee Steinert S 200885 4 Brisbane 5-Apr 2.09.3 Lara Nicod N 230385 3 Sydney 6-Dec 55.95 Angeline Blackburn A 170889 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 2.09.39 Renee Vandenberg N 291185 1 Sydney 14-Feb 55.99 Rosina Dick V 220176 1 Melbourne 20-Feb 2.09.42 Sarah Salmon (Gbr) A 090974 2 Canberra 16-Mar 56.01 Lynda Pagett N 261083 3 Sydney 13-Dec 2.09.85 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 1 Melbourne 23-Feb 56.02 Emma Jeans V 251085 2 Melbourne 20-Feb 2.10.23 Sarah Cant V 090388 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 56.04 Zoe Buckman A 211288 1 Canberra 15-Mar 2.10.37 Sianne Toemoe N 170689 3 Sydney 8-Nov 56.11 Debbie Savage N 180280 1 Canberra 7-Jan 2.10.55 Katherine Katsanevakis V 061188 2 Sydney 23-Mar 56.12 Meike Flore (Ger) N 211276 7 Sydney 15-Feb 2.10.67 Madeline Heiner N 150587 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 56.28 Briony Kanard N 171188 1 Sydney 22-Mar 2.10.77 Anne Harrison N 050773 4 Sydney 2-Feb 56.33 Renee Asonitis N 270190 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 2.10.81 Katherine Hancock W 110283 6h Brisbane 4-Apr 56.36 Renee Vandenberg N 291185 1 Sydney 9-Mar 2.11.36 Tricia Bonser N 170675 4 Sydney 8-Mar 56.36 Kimberley Crow V 090885 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 2.11.38 Elisabeth Bird V 010283 5h Brisbane 4-Apr 56.38 Cara White V 050684 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 2.11.41 Anna Thompson V 111276 2 Melbourne 27-Feb 56.38 Rebecca Sadler Q 120678 1 Cairns 6-Dec 2.11.41 Caitlin Willis Q 181282 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 56.41 Pip Kehoe Q 260285 1h Brisbane 9-Mar 2.11.43 Emily Glover N 180487 2 Sydney 22-Mar 56.50 Lauren Jauncey V 191081 1 Melbourne 18-Oct 2.11.52 Bridie King N 140176 6 Sydney 8-Mar 56.54 Carly Feben V 310388 1 Melbourne 2-Nov 2.11.54 Leticia Makin N 050882 4 Walnut 18-Apr 56.55 Lara Nicod N 230385 2 Sydney 9-Mar 2.11.65 Emma Rilen N 230383 2 Newcastle 1-Oct 56.60 Lucy Kenny V 280885 2 Melbourne 30-Oct 2.11.85 Anna Neumaier A 230487 3 Sydney 22-Mar 56.69 Erin Hewitt S 241079 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 2.12.09 Melinda Vernon N 270985 1 Sydney 14-Feb 56.69 Amanda Morris N 120388 3 Sydney 22-Mar 2.12.11 Carly Feben V 310388 2 Melbourne 1-Nov 56.75 Kate French S 090381 2 Adelaide 1-Mar 2.12.20 Jessica Doorey N 050287 4 Sydney 14-Mar 56.79 Rachel Pederson N 070187 3 Brisbane 14-Dec 2.12.21 Kate Gozzard N 201085 1 Sydney 11-Jan manual 2.12.26 Simone Braakhuis V 300774 2 Melbourne 30-Jan 53.6 Annabelle Smith N 080183 1 Sydney 15-Nov 2.12.48 Margie Atthow Q 141184 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 54.4 Renee Robson V 031178 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 2.12.55 Katie French N 141186 5 Sydney 14-Mar 55.0 Pip Kehoe Q 260285 2 Brisbane 9-Mar 2.12.58 Tiah Simmons T 061284 1 Hobart 15-Mar 55.2 Caitlin Willis Q 181282 3 Brisbane 9-Mar 2.12.60 Paige Graham S 080889 1 Adelaide 29-Nov 55.8 Meike Flore (Ger) N 211276 5 Sydney 15-Nov 2.12.64 Michelle O'Grady N 090480 7 Sydney 4-Feb RANKINGS RANKINGS 56.3 Vasti Vatureba (Fij) Q 210280 4 Brisbane 9-Mar 2.12.80 Ashleigh Daniel V 041087 4 Sydney 22-Mar 56.4 Karla Law Q 200470 5 Brisbane 9-Mar 2.12.95 Leanne Laajoki A 171273 5 Sydney 14-Feb mixed race 2.12.95 Kimberley Crow V 090885 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 52.70 Makelesi Bulikiobo (Fij) Q 231077 mix Gold Coast 17-Aug 2.12.98 Sharene Walker W 140481 3 Newcastle 1-Oct 54.54 Caitlin Willis Q 181282 mix Canberra 29-Nov mixed race 55.37 Zoe Buckman A 211288 mix Canberra 29-Nov 2.12.90 Leanne Laajoki A 171273 mix Canberra 16-Feb 56.28 Angeline Blackburn A 170889 mix Canberra 29-Nov 1500 METRES 800 METRES 4.07.78 Suzy Walsham N 221173 6 Eugene 24-May 1.59.35 Tamsyn Lewis V 200778 4 Lausanne 1-Jul 4.09.99 Walsham 14 Paris 5-Jul 1.59.88 Lewis 6 Rome 11-Jul 4.12.10 Walsham 1 Modesto 10-May 2.00.13 Lewis 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 4.12.37 Emily Morris N 231078 9 Eugene 24-May 2.00.50 Susan Andrews W 260571 1 Perth 16-Mar 4.12.96 Walsham 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 2.00.84 Lewis 1 Canberra 22-Feb 4.13.25 Morris 5 K-Wusterhausen 6-Aug 2.00.94 Andrews 2 Canberra 22-Feb 4.13.57 Georgie Clarke V 170684 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 2.00.94 Andrews 1h Brisbane 4-Apr 4.13.69 Morris 10 Cork 5-Jul 2.01.30 Andrews 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 4.14.71 Walsham 1 Sydney 22-Mar 2.01.43 Lewis 6h Paris 23-Aug 4.14.8 Clarke 1 Barn Elms 16-Jul 2.01.72 Lewis 5 Madrid 19-Jul 4.15.47 Clarke 12 Cork 5-Jul 2.02.00 Suzy Walsham N 221173 3 Portland 17-May 4.16.76 Eloise Poppett N 091182 1 Sydney 15-Feb 2.03.13 Debbie Savage N 180280 3 Canberra 22-Feb 4.16.89 Sarah Jamieson V 240375 2 Melbourne 4-Dec 2.04.85 Adrienne McIvor (Irl) Q 020970 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 4.17.95 Natalie Harvey V 190175 1 Bedford 26-May 2.04.99 Anne Fearnley V 270973 5 Canberra 22-Feb 4.18.6 Anna Thompson V 111276 1 Melbourne 20-Feb

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

4.19.39 Sarah Salmon (Gbr) A 090974 2 Adelaide 6-Feb 9.46.18 Melinda Vernon N 270985 1 Sydney 14-Mar 4.19.46 Erica Sigmont V 291182 9 Stanford 3-May 9.46.51 Felicity Abram Q 060487 1 Brisbane 23-Oct 4.20.61 Lisa Corrigan N 021284 3 Melbourne 4-Dec 9.47.56 Camilla Whishaw T 230886 1 Sydney 21-Mar 4.20.70 Nikki Molan N 020683 4 Melbourne 4-Dec 9.48.05 Tania Cooper 3 Christchurch 24-Feb 4.20.98 Emma Rilen N 230383 5 Melbourne 4-Dec 9.48.10 Fiona Nash V 230387 2 Sydney 21-Mar 4.24.8 Haley McGregor V 270579 2 Melbourne 13-Mar 9.48.11 Leanne Laajoki A 171273 6 Canberra 22-Feb 4.24.86 Brooke Simpson N 040687 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 9.48.7 Victoria Mitchell V 250482 1 Ballarat 6-Dec 4.25.28 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 3h Sherbrooke 11-Jul 9.48.99 Jessica Boyd N 260586 3 Sydney 21-Mar 4.26.3 Simone Braakhuis V 300774 1 Melbourne 22-Jan 9.50.38 Clare McKechnie V 270585 7 Canberra 22-Feb 4.26.89 Libby Allen V 220580 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 9.50.96 Lisa-Jane Weightman V 160179 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 4.27.70 Melissa Rollison Q 130483 3 Modesto 10-May 9.51.39 Pippa Hendon W 090787 2 Melbourne 4-Dec 4.27.71 Melinda Vernon N 270985 1 Sydney 28-Mar 9.52.32 Clair Fearnley V 070375 1 Ballarat 18-Jan 4.28.2 Sonia O'Sullivan (Irl) V 281169 1 Melbourne 1-Feb 9.52.69 Susan Michelsson V 290272 2 Melbourne 9-Dec 4.29.19 Sarah Cant V 090388 2 Melbourne 27-Nov 9.53.42 Joy Terry A 130468 8 Canberra 22-Feb 4.29.23 Leanne Laajoki A 171273 5 Melbourne 1-Mar 9.54.90 Jane Wilson V 090370 3 Melbourne 9-Dec 4.29.25 Emily Johnson N 070288 1 Sydney 23-Mar 9.56.31 Serena Gibbs V 180577 2 Ballarat 18-Jan 4.29.84 Kandy Grant A 090983 2 Canberra 15-Feb 9.56.74 Noni Clarke A 240183 3 Canberra 14-Jan 4.30.0 Jenni Rowan V 020470 3 Melbourne 13-Mar 9.57.31 Joanna Wall V 161283 4 Melbourne 9-Dec 4.30.04 Madeline Heiner N 150587 2 Brisbane 14-Dec 9.58.53 Julia Smith V 060474 5 Melbourne 9-Dec 4.30.32 Victoria Mitchell V 250482 2 Melbourne 18-Mar 9.58.87 Skye Mullins N 271083 1 Sydney 14-Feb 4.30.57 Karen Thorp (Gbr) V 011276 7 Melbourne 1-Mar 9.59.64 Lee-Ann Turner S 290967 1 Adelaide 15-Nov 4.30.6 Serena Gibbs V 180577 4 Melbourne 13-Mar indoors 4.30.72 Anna Neumaier A 230487 2 Sydney 23-Mar 8.51.62 Benita Johnson Q 060579 7 Birmingham 15-Mar 4.30.79 Fiona Nash V 230387 3 Brisbane 14-Dec mixed race 4.31.40 Debbie King N 270478 1 Sydney 9-Mar 8.56.63 Georgie Clarke V 170684 mix Melbourne 9-Dec 4.31.6 Marnie Ponton A 160384 1 Canberra 13-Dec 9.05.46 Sarah Jamieson V 240375 mix Melbourne 9-Dec 4.31.79 Rebecca Forlong V 100786 4 Brisbane 14-Dec 9.21.2 Anna Thompson V 111276 mix Melbourne 3-Mar 4.32.2 Alicia Tye-Smith V 100680 1 Melbourne 13-Mar 9.47.57 Jessica Gilfillan Q 120292 mix Brisbane 14-Nov 4.32.9 Tamsyn Lewis V 200778 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 9.50.44 Joanne Ratapu Q 220190 mix Brisbane 14-Nov 4.33.22 Camilla Whishaw T 230886 3 Sydney 23-Mar 9.50.7 Karen Thorp (Gbr) V 011276 mix Melbourne 22-Mar 4.33.45 Jenny Truscott N 090277 3 Sydney 1-Nov 9.51.0 Ruth Barton V 011174 mix Ballarat 18-Oct 4.33.88 Alexis Gillham Q 300582 2 Newcastle 2-Oct 9.53.2 Pippa Hendon W 090787 mix Perth 18-Oct 4.34.17 Lexy Gilmour N 290889 1 Sydney 8-Mar 9.55.15 Marnie Ponton A 160384 mix Canberra 8-Nov 4.34.3 Jannica Tye-Smith V 031182 5 Melbourne 4-Feb 9.55.76 Wendy de Boer Q 260285 mix Gold Coast 17-Jan 4.34.55 Sophie Bromfield N 151085 3 Sydney 28-Mar 4.35.0 Lee-Ann Turner S 290967 1 Adelaide 15-Feb 5000 METRES 4.35.11 Pippa Hendon W 090787 5 Brisbane 14-Dec 14.54.52 Benita Johnson A 060579 2 Heusden 2-Aug 15.00.49 Johnson 1 Seville 7-Jun 1 MILE 15.11.69 Johnson 6 Monaco 13-Sep 4.36.23 Emily Morris N 231078 10 Heusden 2-Aug 15.13.67 Johnson 2 Hengelo 1-Jun 4.42.44 Georgie Clarke V 170684 12 Heusden 2-Aug 15.21.55 Johnson 1 Melbourne 1-Mar indoors 15.38.05 Natalie Harvey V 190175 9 Seville 7-Jun 4.42.73 Erica Sigmont V 291182 4 Gainesville 2-Mar 15.41.80 Eloise Poppett N 091182 1 Melbourne 20-Nov RANKINGS RANKINGS 15.45.09 Haley McGregor V 270579 2 Melbourne 20-Nov 2000 METRES 15.47.19 Poppett 1 Daegu 29-Aug 5.37.71 Benita Johnson Q 060579 3 Ostrava 13-Jun 15.50.23 Susie Power V 260375 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 15.51.82 McGregor 4 Daegu 29-Aug 3000 METRES 15.54.59 Harvey 17 London 8-Aug 8.38.06 Benita Johnson A 060579 3 Gateshead 13-Jul 16.04.82 Anna Thompson V 111276 1 Melbourne 6-Nov 8.38.45 Johnson 1 Madrid 19-Jul 16.14.78 Sarah Salmon (Gbr) A 090974 4 Melbourne 1-Mar 8.43.90 Johnson 5 Zurich 15-Aug 16.20.82 Kandy Grant A 090983 5 Melbourne 1-Mar 8.48.57 Johnson 1 Canberra 22-Feb 16.25.89 Serena Gibbs V 180577 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 8.53.63 Natalie Harvey V 190175 3 Prague 29-Jun 16.27.59 Susan Michelsson V 290272 4 Adelaide 6-Feb 8.55.08 Harvey 6 Lille 15-Jun 16.31.6 Liz Miller N 081163 1 Sydney 25-Jan 8.55.95 Johnson 11 Lausanne 1-Jul 16.33.03 Jenny Philp-Young Q 120374 7 Melbourne 1-Mar 9.13.55 Georgie Clarke V 170684 14 Lausanne 1-Jul 16.35.07 Melissa Rollison Q 130483 17 Portland 17-May 9.21.79 Anna Thompson V 111276 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 16.35.19 Victoria Mitchell V 250482 8 Melbourne 1-Mar 9.23.29 Eloise Poppett N 091182 2 Canberra 22-Feb 16.45.15 Alexis Gillham Q 300582 3 Chiba 24-Nov 9.26.21 Haley McGregor V 270579 3 Canberra 22-Feb 16.46.67 Clare McKechnie V 270585 10 Melbourne 1-Mar 9.29.63 Sarah Salmon (Gbr) A 090974 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 16.48.54 Clair Fearnley V 070375 5 Adelaide 6-Feb 9.29.95 Kandy Grant A 090983 4 Canberra 22-Feb 16.49.59 Kate Seibold-Crosbie V 030475 4 Melbourne 20-Nov 9.31.3 Suzy Walsham N 221173 1 Sydney 17-Jan 16.50.2 Joy Terry A 130468 2 Canberra 28-Jan 9.38.52 Simone Braakhuis V 300774 5 Hamilton,Nzl 6-Feb 16.51.8 Jackie Gallagher Q 101167 3 Canberra 28-Jan 9.40.9 Emma Rilen N 230383 1 Sydney 20-Dec 16.53.79 Karen Thorp (Gbr) V 011276 2 Melbourne 6-Nov 9.43.44 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 16.55.54 Nikki Chapple V 090281 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 9.43.59 Melissa Rollison Q 130483 2 Richmond,Can. 4-Jun 17.01.7 Silvia Renz (Ger) V 060669 1 Melbourne 27-Feb

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

17.02.6 Lisa-Jane Weightman V 160179 2 Melbourne 13-Feb HALF MARATHON 17.05.47 Ruth Barton V 011174 4 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:09.26.0 Benita Johnson A 060579 3 Vilamoura 4-Oct 17.15.6 Jenni Rowan V 020470 3 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:11.36.0 Susie Power V 260375 1 Sydney 25-May 17.18.72 Lee-Ann Turner S 290967 6 Adelaide 6-Feb 1:12.27.0 Anna Thompson V 111276 3 Gold Coast 6-Jul 17.19.2 Leanne Laajoki A 171273 4 Canberra 28-Jan 1:12.38.0 Natalie Harvey V 190175 3 Peterborough 9-Mar 17.20.5 Noni Clarke A 240183 5 Canberra 28-Jan 1:14.22.0 Thompson 2 Sydney 25-May 17.21.7 Rachel Gibney V 040872 3 Melbourne 27-Feb 1:14.31.0 Shannon Barr V 1 Geelong 27-Apr 17.22.67 Jenny Truscott N 090277 1 Sydney 4-Feb 1:15.00.0 Jackie Gallagher Q 101167 1 Noosa 31-Aug 17.24.64 Jane Wilson V 090370 6 Melbourne 20-Nov 1:16.10.0 Krishna Stanton Q 100566 2 Noosa 31-Aug 17.27.74 Belinda Dennett V 281173 5 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:17.09.0 Rina Hill (Nzl) Q 070769 1 Brisbane 1-Jun 17.31.7 Kate Harris-Smythe V 220972 4 Melbourne 27-Feb 1:18.00.0 Jenny Philp-Young Q 120374 3 Noosa 31-Aug 17.34.14 Zhoe Warrington V 140588 7 Melbourne 20-Nov 1:18.15.0 Kate Harris-Smyth V 220972 Gold Coast 6-Jul 17.41.32 Annabel Luxford Q 020382 2 Newcastle 30-Sep 1:18.23.0 Nadelle Gregg V 130873 1 Melbourne 12-Oct 17.41.9 Emma Jackowski V 090374 6 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:18.32.0 Lee-Ann Turner S 290967 1 Tanunda 1-Jun 17.42.61 Carmel Papworth V 120865 6 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:18.32.0 Samantha Betherick Q 3 Gold Coast 6-Jul 17.43.64 Jane Miles N 220782 3 Newcastle 30-Sep 1:19.41.0 Jenny Truscott N 090277 4 Gold Coast 6-Jul 17.47.17 Fiona Nash V 230387 7 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:19.49.0 Serena Gibbs V 180577 4 Sydney 25-May 17.49.5 Lauren Gardiner W 130985 1 Perth 31-Jan 1:20.45.0 Belinda Dennett V 281173 3 Melbourne 12-Oct 17.52.4 Rachel Creasey S 111176 2 Adelaide 26-Feb 1:20.51.0 Melinda Bourke Q 050281 Gold Coast 6-Jul 17.52.5 Miranda Carfrae A 5 Canberra 28-Jan 1:21.07.0 Jenny Howard N 231172 Gold Coast 6-Jul 17.56.4 Jocelyn Keage V 130184 7 Melbourne 13-Feb 1:21.17.0 Loretta McGrath V 151170 2 Melbourne 14-Sep 17.58.05 Sarah Grahame V 160989 8 Melbourne 6-Nov 1:21.28.0 Anne Lord V 160461 3 Melbourne 14-Sep 17.58.59 Maryann Murray V 201069 8 Melbourne 20-Nov 1:21.28.0 Rachel Gibney V 040872 4 Melbourne 12-Oct mixed race 1:21.36.0 Anna Thwaites V 5 Melbourne 12-Oct 15.20.23 Sonia O'Sullivan (Irl) V 281169 mix Melbourne 20-Nov 1:21.37.0 Jane Wilson V 090370 Gold Coast 6-Jul 16.41.75 Joy Terry A 130468 mix Canberra 14-Jan 1:22.00.0 Angela Bellinger V 6 Melbourne 12-Oct 17.09.2 Isabella de Castella V 060971 mix Melbourne 1-Feb 17.21.5 Pippa Hendon W 090787 mix Perth 9-Nov MARATHON 2:37.19.0 Jackie Gallagher Q 101167 15 Chicago 12-Oct 10000 METRES 2:41.51.0 Sherryn Rhodes V 101268 2 Gold Coast 6-Jul 30.37.68 Benita Johnson A 060579 8 Paris 23-Aug 2:43.39.0 June Petrie V 090264 1 Pingtung 14-Dec 31.28.41 Johnson 3 Stanford 3-May 2:44.46.0 Jenny Hindmarsh N 110171 7 Austin 16-Feb 31.43.14 Haley McGregor V 270579 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:45.32.0 Kate Harris-Smythe V 220972 8 Rotterdam 13-Apr 32.23.68 Natalie Harvey V 190175 4 Watford 5-Jul 2:49.02.0 Loretta McGrath V 151170 1 Melbourne 12-Oct 32.37.76 Harvey 10 Stanford 3-May 2:49.22.0 Danielle Florens V 2 Melbourne 12-Oct 33.19.20 Krishna Stanton Q 100566 2 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:50.02.0 Kate Seibold-Crosbie V 030475 2 Canberra 12-Apr 33.55.75 Anna Thompson V 111276 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 2:50.21.0 Angela Luchetti N 050769 3 Canberra 12-Apr 34.02.66 Susan Michelsson V 290272 2 Inglewood 15-Feb 2:50.40.0 Belinda Dennett V 281173 4 Canberra 12-Apr 34.32.55 Jenny Philp-Young Q 120374 3 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:51.02.0 Kylie Dick V 291075 3 Melbourne 12-Oct 35.25.48 Ruth Barton V 011174 5 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:51.26.0 Jenny Philp-Young Q 120374 5 Gold Coast 6-Jul 35.37.31 Kate Seibold-Crosbie V 030475 6 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:52.43.0 Joy Terry A 130468 3 Christchurch 1-Jun 35.46.22 Serena Gibbs V 180577 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 2:52.44.0 Liz Miller N 081163 15 Rotterdam 13-Apr 35.49.07 Samantha Bretherick Q 2 Gold Coast 15-Nov 2:56.23.0 Lee-Ann Turner S 290967 8 Gold Coast 6-Jul RANKINGS RANKINGS 35.58.96 Lee-Ann Turner S 290967 7 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:56.33.0 Kim van den Heuvel S 110864 4 Melbourne 12-Oct 35.59.83 Claudine Smythe Q 4 Gold Coast 12-Apr 2:58.28.0 Magda Poulos-Karimal N 081073 5 Canberra 12-Apr 36.01.55 Helen-Verity Tolhurst Q 101166 3 Gold Coast 15-Nov 2:58.56.0 Helen-Verity Tolhurst Q 101166 2 Sydney 13-Sep 36.16.18 Belinda Dennett V 281173 8 Melbourne 4-Dec 2:59.42.0 Lauren Shelley W 021276 10 Gold Coast 6-Jul 36.28.97 Jenny Truscott N 090277 10 Melbourne 4-Dec 3:00.38.0 Karen Ryan N 041064 6 Canberra 12-Apr 36.40.72 Melinda Vernon N 270985 1 Sydney 8-Nov 3:03.52.0 Kellie Trollope V 5 Melbourne 12-Oct 37.09.0 Sarah Grahame V 160989 1 Melbourne 1-Dec 3:05.36.0 Victoria Clarke N 7 Canberra 12-Apr 37.13.35 Lauren Shelley W 021276 12 Melbourne 4-Dec 3:06.59.0 Sandra Timmer-Arends V 061063 8 Melbourne 12-Oct 37.19.6 Lauren Gardiner W 130985 1 Perth 14-Mar 3:07.20.0 Leisa Smith 12 Gold Coast 6-Jul 37.33.0 Bev Thomas V 2 Melbourne 1-Dec 3:07.26.0 Sandra Prosenica V 051165 7 Melbourne 12-Oct 37.33.9 Nathalie Goffroy W 2 Perth 14-Mar 3:08.08.0 Kirsten Jackson V 8 Melbourne 12-Oct 37.34.36 Jane Miles N 220782 2 Sydney 8-Nov 3:08.12.0 Sue Clark V 271161 9 Melbourne 12-Oct 38.40.0 Stella Dohle V 3 Melbourne 1-Dec 3:08.22.0 Fleur Flanery N 090369 8 Canberra 12-Apr 39.15.0 Kirsten Jackson V 4 Melbourne 1-Dec 3:08.37.0 Georgie Schroeder Q 051173 13 Gold Coast 6-Jul 39.21.24 Jo Sherman Q 4 Gold Coast 15-Nov 3:09.21.0 Carrine Weston V 10 Melbourne 12-Oct 39.27.43 Joanne Cowan N 080955 1 Sydney 8-Nov 3:09.43.0 Jacinta Worland V 4 Sydney 14-Sep 39.32.17 Julia White N 190181 3 Sydney 8-Nov 3:10.07.0 Lisa Searle V 10 Canberra 12-Apr 39.45.97 Nancy Newsome-Hall N 031165 4 Sydney 8-Nov 39.52.0 Robyn Bohun V 5 Melbourne 1-Dec 100 METRES HURDLES 39.52.8 Martina Murphy W 3 Perth 14-Mar 13.17 +1.4 Jacquie Munro N 041081 1 Gold Coast 24-Jun 39.59.66 Jyotsna Pai N 251077 5 Sydney 8-Nov 13.27 +1.0 Munro 1 Sydney 15-Feb mixed race 13.30 +1.7 Fiona Cullen Q 310879 1 Nivelles 21-Jun 35.50.0 Lauren Gardiner W 130985 mix Perth 17-Dec 13.31 +1.6 Cullen 1h Argentan 9-Jun

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

13.33 +2.0 Munro 1 Sydney 17-Jan 400 METRES HURDLES 13.35 +1.0 Cullen 6 Lille 15-Jun 53.22 Jana Pittman V 091182 1 Paris 28-Aug 13.37 -0.3 Munro 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 53.62 Pittman 1 Rome 11-Jul 13.39 +0.3 Munro 3 Nuovo 9-Jul 53.76 Pittman 1 Canberra 22-Feb 13.40 -0.3 Cullen 2 Noissy-le-Grande 10-Jun 53.77 Pittman 1s Paris 25-Aug 13.43 -0.3 Cullen 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 53.94 Pittman 1 Berlin 10-Aug 13.44 Cullen 4h Sotteville 8-Jul 53.95 Pittman 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 13.47 +0.4 Munro 5 Leverkusen 3-Aug 54.42 Pittman 1 Oslo 27-Jun 13.80 +0.0 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 hep Brisbane 3-Apr 54.55 Pittman 3 Paris 5-Jul 13.87 -1.5 Debbi Edwards-Schulstad N 250978 2 Canberra 29-Nov 54.63 Pittman 3 Zurich 15-Aug 13.93 +1.7 Sherryl Morrow-Purcell W 220373 1 Perth 8-Mar 54.64 Pittman 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 13.96 -0.3 Rachel Rogers (Fij) Q 160675 3 Brisbane 5-Apr 54.80 Pittman 1h Paris 24-Aug 14.01 -1.7 Sally McLellan Q 190986 3 Sydney 22-Mar 57.59 Pittman 1h Brisbane 3-Apr 14.10 +0.0 Gillian Ragus W 050476 hep Brisbane 3-Apr 59.58 Milena Alver-McIntosh (Est) N 101276 1 Sydney 6-Dec 14.15 +1.0 Georgina Power V 041182 5 Sydney 15-Feb 59.83 Kimberley Crow V 090885 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 14.18 +1.7 Claire Cochrane W 040482 2 Perth 8-Mar 60.60 Emily Allen V 220384 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 14.24 +1.6 Bianca Debartolo N 170885 hep Brisbane 3-Apr 60.92 Roshaan Francisco W 151288 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 14.28 +1.6 Rasvinder Gill N 021284 1 Sydney 15-Feb 61.16 Celia Brown (Gbr) V 220177 1 Melbourne 27-Feb 14.34 +0.2 Melissa Moss Q 251074 3 Brisbane 9-Mar 61.18 Rachael Dacy V 101176 2 Melbourne 9-Dec 14.36 -0.3 Lisa Spencer N 160985 7 Brisbane 5-Apr 61.22 Annie Cahill N 191084 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 14.36 +0.2 Jane Jamieson N 230675 hep Daegu 25-Aug 62.09 Tarin Nevin N 271187 1 Sydney 22-Mar 14.40 +1.1 Kym Burns V 250271 =1 Melbourne 30-Jan 62.11 Rebecca O'Loughlin V 110478 1 Melbourne 30-Jan 14.43 +0.5 Clare Thompson V 281277 hep Townsville 27-Sep 62.23 Thalia Amanakis N 171286 2 Sydney 6-Dec 14.54 +1.6 Rhoda Hage-Mahon N 060473 3 Sydney 15-Feb 62.28 Tara Millgate N 100585 3 Brisbane 6-Apr 14.61 Simone Day Q 091080 1 Brisbane 9-Sep 62.31 Kristy Radford V 090388 3 Melbourne 9-Dec 14.61 +1.2 Megan Wheatley W 100388 hep Brisbane 12-Dec 62.38 Lauren Boden A 030888 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 14.70 +0.2 Sarsha McGowan Q 220883 4 Brisbane 9-Mar 62.42 Rachael Dacy V 101176 6 Melbourne 1-Mar 14.72 +1.6 Jane Brotherton N 120784 hep Brisbane 3-Apr 62.66 Kate Huxtable T 100576 1 Hobart 15-Mar 14.77 +0.3 Rosalie Tennent Q 171282 1 Townsville 28-Sep 62.76 Lyndsey Pekin W 130686 4 Sydney 22-Mar 14.83 +0.2 Simone Day Q 091080 5 Brisbane 9-Mar 62.90 Lauren McAdam Q 030287 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 14.84 +1.3 Hayley Cameron N 210484 4 Sydney 8-Mar 62.98 Kelly Young N 120584 4 Brisbane 6-Apr 14.86 +1.6 Danielle Senior N 170781 4 Sydney 15-Feb 63.21 Eliza Oates V 070685 2 Sydney 11-Jan 14.88 +1.6 Sandra Gabrael (Lib) N 040583 5 Sydney 15-Feb 63.36 Kristy Watson S 241181 1 Adelaide 15-Mar 14.90 +1.6 Keshvar Mirzarazi N 220982 6 Sydney 15-Feb 63.37 Cheryl-Anne McCann W 140585 3 Sydney 11-Jan 14.90 +0.5 Fiona Kern V 140384 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 63.40 Caitlin Ford V 190784 3h Brisbane 3-Apr 14.99 +0.7 Belinda Brown Q 040485 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 63.52 Corinne Archer N 190685 1 Sydney 5-Sep 14.99 +0.0 Peta Mason Q 250479 hep Brisbane 3-Apr 63.76 Kerryn Paull N 300486 2h Sydney 21-Mar 15.01 -3.1 Susannah Hahn Q 170384 3 Adelaide 6-Feb 63.78 Johannah Curran V 120986 4 Brisbane 13-Dec 15.02 +0.2 Julia Adams Q 101181 6 Brisbane 9-Mar 63.86 Danielle Senior N 170781 3 Sydney 9-Mar wind-assisted 63.86 Rachel Phillips Q 110387 5 Brisbane 13-Dec 13.13 +4.8 Jacquie Munro N 041081 1 Perth 8-Feb 63.97 Kelly Macintosh N 011085 4 Sydney 11-Jan 13.14 +2.8 Fiona Cullen Q 310879 1 Argentan 9-Jun 64.07 Emma Kellock Q 160782 2 Brisbane 8-Mar 13.85 +4.8 Sherryl Morrow-Purcell W 220373 =2 Perth 8-Feb 64.20 Debbie Walsham N 300775 4 Sydney 9-Mar RANKINGS RANKINGS 13.87 +3.2 Debbi Edwards-Schulstad N 250978 2 Canberra 29-Nov 64.26 Helen Patterson V 050587 3h Sydney 21-Mar 14.08 +4.8 Gillian Ragus W 050476 4 Perth 8-Feb 64.50 Liz Dalton A 130386 1 Canberra 16-Mar 14.12 +4.8 Claire Cochrane W 040482 5 Perth 8-Feb 64.55 Kathryn Rundle V 121178 4 Melbourne 20-Nov 14.31 +2.4 Amanda Drew Q 090286 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 64.60 Sarah Yates T 270286 1 Hobart 15-Mar 14.42 Clare Thompson V 281277 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 64.64 Rachel Bourke N 140383 1 Newcastle 2-Oct 14.54 +4.8 Susannah Hahn Q 170384 6 Perth 8-Feb 64.97 Katie Moyes N 241285 3 Sydney 8-Mar 14.60 +3.0 Chelsea Jaensch S 060185 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 65.01 Hayley Strow Q 081080 4h Brisbane 3-Apr manual 65.06 Jane Hewitt N 150179 5h Brisbane 3-Apr 12.9 +1.4 Jacquie Munro N 041081 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 65.10 Adele Ormando V 150781 3 Melbourne 8-Mar 13.0 +1.4 Fiona Cullen Q 310879 2 Gold Coast 12-Apr manual 13.5 +1.4 Rachel Rogers (Fij) Q 160675 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 60.5 Kimberley Crow V 090885 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 13.7 +1.6 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 1 Perth 17-May 62.4 Kristy Radford V 090388 1 Melbourne 22-Feb 14.5 +0.2 Kylie Wildman N 230686 1 Sydney 15-Nov 64.2 Helen Patterson V 050587 2 Melbourne 22-Feb 14.6 +1.4 Amanda Drew Q 090286 4 Gold Coast 12-Apr 64.6 Adele Ormando V 150781 2 Melbourne 6-Dec 14.7 Sandra Gabrael (Lib) N 040583 1 Sydney 25-Oct 14.9 +1.5 Fiona Kern V 140384 1 Melbourne 29-Nov 2000 METRES STEEPLECHASE wind-assisted 6.53.35 Marnie Ponton A 160384 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 13.9 +3.6 Debbi Edwards-Schulstad N 250978 1 Sydney 25-Jan 6.58.92 Pippa Hendon W 090787 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 14.2 +3.6 Rhoda Hage-Mahon N 060473 2 Sydney 25-Jan 7.00.81 Ponton 1 Canberra 16-Mar mixed race 7.00.94 Lucy Polkinghorne N 170386 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 14.64 +0.8 Simone Day Q 091080 mix Gold Coast 31-Mar 7.01.42 Georgia Kaidonis S 250487 1 Sydney 22-Mar 14.92 +0.8 Amanda Drew Q 090286 mix Gold Coast 31-Mar 7.03.08 Courtney Jarrett Q 061285 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 7.04.20 Ashlea Gilfillan Q 310388 1 Sydney 21-Mar

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

7.05.96 Kathryn Archbold N 030486 1 Gold Coast 13-Jul 12.07.39 Nikki O'Carroll N 240683 5 Brisbane 3-Apr 7.06.60 Nikki Donnelly S 101185 1 Sydney 10-Jan 12.08.1 Lucy Polkinghorne N 170386 2 Sydney 20-Dec 7.07.31 Sarah Grahame V 160989 2 Brisbane 11-Dec 12.13.1 Amelia Peel V 060678 3 Melbourne 20-Feb 7.08.4 Emily Johnson N 070288 1 Sydney 20-Dec 12.15.93 Alexis Gillham Q 300582 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 7.08.54 Riana Dinsmore Q 180585 2 Sydney 10-Jan 12.28.4 Natasha Depetro V 250388 3 Melbourne 4-Feb 7.10.43 Sophia Kaidonis S 010788 2 Sydney 21-Mar 12.32.0 Lynda Glasson N 280582 3 Sydney 20-Dec 7.10.85 Laura Luxford Q 050286 1 Brisbane 14-Nov 12.32.7 Josie Gellert V 261186 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 7.12.57 Tiah Simmons T 061284 1 Melbourne 9-Mar 12.33.00 Julie Norney V 250868 6 Melbourne 18-Mar 7.13.08 Holly Pobjie N 120988 3 Brisbane 11-Dec 12.35.9 Julie Gooding N 211082 4 Sydney 20-Dec 7.18.57 Natasha Depetro V 250388 3 Sydney 21-Mar mixed race 7.19.69 Sarah Lonsdale-Cooper Q 051289 4 Brisbane 11-Dec 11.09.67 Georgia Kaidonis S 250487 mix Adelaide 6-Dec 7.22.41 Josie Gellert V 261186 4 Brisbane 13-Dec 11.16.04 Jane Mudge S 210478 mix Adelaide 6-Dec 7.22.67 Elizabeth Clarke T 020789 5 Brisbane 11-Dec 11.56.6 Courtney Jarrett Q 061285 mix Gold Coast 19-Dec 7.24.0 Melissa Lloyd S 200586 2 Adelaide 15-Mar 12.27.35 Julie Gooding N 211082 mix Sydney 6-Dec 7.24.45 Jessica Ireland S 071186 4 Sydney 22-Mar 7.25.08 Isabella Thomson T 041289 6 Brisbane 11-Dec 4x100 METRES RELAY 7.25.86 Louise Kerr Q 100787 7 Brisbane 5-Apr 44.11 National Team 6h Paris 29-Aug 7.26.0 Ellen Lingley N 230589 1 Sydney 1-Oct (A.Harris,S.Cripps,L.Hewitt,S.McLellan) 7.26.3 Hannah Blinkhorn S 041287 4 Adelaide 15-Mar 44.30 Australia Green 1 Canberra 23-Feb 7.26.96 Catherine Allan V 250686 6 Brisbane 13-Dec (A.Harris,S.Cripps,L.Hewitt,M.Slomka) 7.28.30 Tyneal Clarke Q 100286 1 Brisbane 26-Oct 44.90 National Team 4 Osaka 10-May 7.28.31 Teagan Kujat Q 310787 4 Brisbane 12-Dec (A.Harris,S.Cripps,M.Kleeberg,M.Slomka) 7.29.29 Gemma Davy N 021086 5 Sydney 22-Mar 44.91 Australia 1 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 7.31.7 Alison Burgess S 220387 1 Adelaide 15-Feb (S.McLellan,S.Cripps,M.Kleeberg,M.Slomka) 7.33.45 Danielle Smith T 290886 6 Sydney 22-Mar 45.25 International B 2 Canberra 23-Feb 7.33.51 Rachel Green V 150789 7 Brisbane 11-Dec (E.Hutton,J.Munro,G.Kemasuode (Ngr),J.Davies) 7.33.55 Alice Taylor-McDonald Q 110386 7 Brisbane 13-Dec 45.58 Australia Gold 3 Canberra 23-Feb 7.35.56 Kelly Randall N 181287 1 Sydney 6-Sep (M.Kleeberg,E.Cope,P.Carey,R.Jackson) 7.36.95 Kayla McGinness V 311285 2 Melbourne 9-Mar 45.64 National Team 1 Brisbane 27-Jun 7.37.20 Leanne Golebiowski N 160989 1 Sydney 15-Nov (A.Harris,S.McLellan,S.Cripps,M.Slomka) 7.38.40 Celia Boyle V 101286 1 Albury 27-Apr 45.82 International A 4 Canberra 23-Feb 7.39.31 Mallory Hughes S 260288 11 Brisbane 13-Dec (C.Hunt (Nzl),J.Pittman,N.Peris,B.Egan) 7.42.5 Natalie Kolodziej N 070182 2 Sydney 1-Oct 46.09 Queensland U/18 Schools Q 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 7.42.82 Fallon Hooper S 210689 7 Sydney 22-Mar (J.Boyd,S.McLellan,M.Cutmore,J.Davies) 7.46.51 Sophie Ireland T 060690 11 Brisbane 11-Dec 46.52 Queensland U/18 Team Q 1 Sydney 21-Mar 7.46.91 Greta McNiven N 270787 4 Sydney 8-Feb (J.Boyd,S.McLellan,J.Davies,A.Drew) 7.47.46 Alyce Gillham Q 070386 1 Brisbane 8-Feb 46.54 Queensland U/20 Team Q 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 7.47.86 Bridgid Connolly S 000089 2 Adelaide 2-Mar (J.Boyd,S.McLellan,J.Davies,K.Leitch) 7.48.14 Lisa Roberts S 270686 1 Adelaide 2-Mar 46.83 West Australia W 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 7.48.9 Georgina Pembroke N 040489 1 Sydney 22-Nov (K.Bent,L.McDonnell (Gbr),C.Cochrane,K.Wheeler) 7.49.13 Dominie Scott W 060388 12 Brisbane 11-Dec 47.17 Sydney Pacific N 1 Sydney 29-Nov mixed race 47.25 National U/23 Team 5 Canberra 23-Feb 6.58.42 Marnie Ponton A 160384 mix Canberra 1-Mar (K.Leitch,S.McLellan,M.Aldridge,M.Whiley) RANKINGS RANKINGS 6.58.98 Ponton mix Canberra 4-Feb manual 7.40.52 Fallon Hooper S 210689 mix Adelaide 26-Oct 47.1 Bayside V 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 7.44.0 Alice Baquie V 220886 mix Melbourne 10-Mar 7.44.56 Megan Brooks S 290389 mix Adelaide 26-Oct 4x200 METRES RELAY 3000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 1.38.42 Sydney Pacific N 1 Sydney 30-Nov 10.17.55 Victoria Mitchell V 250482 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 1.40.44 NSW U/16 Schools Team N 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.20.60 Mitchell 1 Brisbane 3-Apr (B.Kanard,L.Verlinden,K.Andrews,J-L.Hoebergen) 10.23.9 Mitchell 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 1.40.60 WA U/16 Schools Team W 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 10.40.05 Mitchell 1 Melbourne 18-Mar (R.Francisco,J.Stannard,A.Round,M.Wheatley) 10.42.58 Lee-Anne Turner S 290967 2 Brisbane 3-Apr 1.41.20 Sydney Pacific U/16 Team N 1 Sydney 30-Nov 11.11.2 Kathryn Archbold N 030486 1 Sydney 20-Dec 1.41.31 Sutherland N 2 Sydney 30-Nov 11.14.09 Tiah Simmons T 061284 3 Brisbane 3-Apr 11.14.80 Sarah Grahame V 160989 1 Melbourne 27-Nov 11.30.28 Melina Bernecker V 080475 2 Melbourne 8-Mar 4x400 METRES RELAY 11.33.3 Jane Mudge S 210478 2 Adelaide 15-Mar 3.39.65 Victoria V 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 11.40.79 Amber Peckston Q 1 Newcastle 2-Oct (J.Marshall,R.Robson,K.Dressler,C.Freeman) 11.43.28 Melissa Jones V 010782 3 Melbourne 18-Mar 3.42.48 NSW N 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 11.44.96 Sophie McRae V 061090 2 Melbourne 30-Oct (L.Pagett,M.Aldridge,A.Smith,R.Hayward) 11.49.07 Natalie Kolodziej N 070182 2 Newcastle 2-Oct 3.44.64 Sydney University N 1 Sydney 29-Nov 11.58.68 Alice Baquie V 220886 4 Melbourne 18-Mar (M.Alver-McIntosh-Est,G.Ragus,N.Molan,K.McMaster) 12.03.4 Catherine Allan V 250686 1 Melbourne 20-Feb 12.03.6 Louise Fairfax V 030351 2 Melbourne 20-Feb

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

3.45.48 Doncaster V 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 22.36.56 Cheryl Webb N 031076 2 Sydney 8-Feb (E.Allen,K.Dressler,K.Quispel,R.Robson) 23.23.81 Kellie Wapshott V 230881 1 Melbourne 9-Mar 3.46.46 NSW U/20 N 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 23.24.51 Megan Peters V 180877 2 Melbourne 9-Mar (T.Millgate,L.Nicod,E.Johnson,R.Vandenberg) 23.36.47 Michelle French N 010482 3 Sydney 8-Feb 3.47.62 Queensland U/18 Schools Q 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 24.06.28 Susan Knapton N 191287 6 Sherbrooke 10-Jul (K.Leyden,A.Gillham,C.Cheshire,J.Davies) 24.10.26 Wendy Muldoon V 270571 3 Melbourne 9-Mar 3.47.85 Western Australia U/18 Schools W 2 Brisbane 14-Dec 24.17.11 Lisa Grant N 260485 1 Brisbane 12-Dec (J.Stannard,M.Hollick,A.Round,R.Francisco) 24.34.19 Kylie Bonney V 061171 4 Melbourne 9-Mar 3.47.90 Ringwood V 1 Melbourne 30-Jan 24.38.75 Tanya Holliday S 210988 3 Sydney 11-Jan 3.48.71 West Australia W 3 Brisbane 5-Apr 24.39.81 Rachael Loone V 090773 5 Melbourne 9-Mar (K.Hughes,K.Hancock,K.Wheeler,S.Andrews) 24.47.84 Jessica Heazlewood N 300587 4 Sydney 11-Jan 3.49.90 3 Star Pride Team 1 Sydney 11-Jan 25.11.01 Beki Lee N 251186 5 Brisbane 12-Dec (T.Millgate,A.Neumaier, Whealet,K.Windley) mixed race 22.57.16 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 mix Melbourne 30-Oct 4x800 METRES RELAY 23.38.5 Wendy Muldoon V 270571 mix Melbourne 13-Mar 9.00.78 Sydney University N 1 Sydney 29-Nov 24.08.3 Tanya Holliday S 210988 mix Adelaide 29-Nov (P.Gunning,C.Weston,K.McMaster,N.Molan) 24.20.47 Claire Bock Q 020882 mix Brisbane 24-Jan 9.07.16 Hills Multilink AC N 2 Sydney 29-Nov 24.31.50 Sandra Geisler V 051277 mix Melbourne 27-Nov 9.11.62 Gold Coast U/16 Team Q 1 Gold Coast 7-Dec 24.36.66 Laura Johnson N 310884 mix Sydney 13-Dec (J.Gilfillan,C.Gilfillan,R.Hill,A.Gilfillan) 25.05.27 Erin Adamcewicz V 290473 mix Melbourne 27-Nov 9.23.74 Bankstown Sports N 3 Sydney 29-Nov 25.07.24 Jess Rothwell V 180689 mix Melbourne 30-Oct 25.22.8 Sara-Jane Cattermole (Gbr) W 290177 mix Perth 26-Jan

4x1500 METRES 10000 METRES WALK 19.26.13 Hills Multilink N 1 Sydney 30-Nov 47.46.32 Jane Saville N 051174 mix Adelaide 6-Feb (K.Archbold, Boatswain, Williams,E.Rilen) 47.51.90 Natalie Saville N 070978 mix Adelaide 6-Feb 19.30.00 UTS Norths N 2 Sydney 30-Nov 49.37.18 Laura Johnson N 310884 1 Brisbane 4-Apr (J.Miles,M.Fien,G.McNiven,A.Bromley) 50.03.27 Claire Woods S 060781 mix Adelaide 6-Feb 20.01.76 Randwick Botany Harriers N 3 Sydney 30-Nov 50.32.74 Sarah Walkley N 110583 mix Adelaide 6-Feb (N.Newsome-Hall,M.Mitford,J.Pai,J.Truscott) 50.59.81 Lyn Ventris W 021056 mix Adelaide 6-Feb 51.04.42 Lisa Grant N 260485 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 3000 METRES WALK 51.28.94 Cheryl Webb N 031076 mix Adelaide 6-Feb 13.21.84 Laura Johnson N 310884 1 Sydney 12-Jan 51.37.8 Rachael Loone V 090773 mix Geelong 2-Mar 13.42.0 Tanya Holliday S 210988 1 Adelaide 22-Nov 52.19.71 Sara-Jane Cattermole (Gbr) W 290177 mix Adelaide 6-Feb 13.47.46 Jillian Hosking A 021287 1 Brisbane 11-Dec 13.59.3 Megan Peters V 180877 1 Melbourne 24-Jan 10KM.WALK 13.59.70 Susan Knapton N 191287 2 Brisbane 11-Dec 47.45.0 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 1 Melbourne 17-Aug 14.02.74 Sarah Walkley N 110583 2 Sydney 12-Jan 48.28.0 Wolowiec - Melbourne 20-Jul 14.15.53 Lisa Grant N 260485 1 Sydney 4-Sep 48.38.0 Wolowiec 1 Melbourne 29-Jun 14.15.76 Jessica Heazlewood N 300587 3 Brisbane 11-Dec 48.57.0 Megan Peters V 180877 2 Melbourne 29-Jun 14.19.13 Beki Lee N 251186 1 Sydney 22-Mar 49.00.0 Michelle French N 010482 1 Sydney 26-Jul 14.26.89 Lauren Burns-Rees N 030586 4 Brisbane 11-Dec 49.21.0 Laura Johnson N 310884 2 Sydney 26-Jul 14.31.11 Jess Rothwell V 180689 1 Melbourne 2-Nov 49.43.0 Sara-Jane Cattermole (Gbr) W 290177 - Perth 20-Jul RANKINGS RANKINGS 14.53.98 Fiona Alldis N 300788 7 Brisbane 11-Dec 50.26.0 Lyn Ventris W 021056 1 Canberra 2-Nov mixed race 50.51.0 Claire Woods N 060781 1 Melbourne 7-Dec 13.24.7 Kellie Wapshott V 230881 mix Melbourne 13-Feb 50.57.0 Sarah Walkley N 110583 2 Melbourne 17-Aug 13.27.94 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 mix Melbourne 6-Nov 51.39.0 Lisa Grant N 260485 1 Melbourne 17-Aug 13.29.0 Megan Peters V 180877 mix Melbourne 13-Feb 51.48.0 Kylie Bonney V 061171 3 Melbourne 29-Jun 13.39.1 Wendy Muldoon V 270571 mix Melbourne 27-Feb 52.03.0 Sandra Geisler V 051277 1 Melbourne 9-Aug 13.43.2 Kylie Bonney V 061171 mix Melbourne 13-Feb 52.24.0 Rachel Loone V 090973 - Melbourne 20-Jul 14.01.26 Sarah Walkley N 110583 mix Sydney 4-Feb 52.38.0 Susan Knapton N 191287 2 Sydney 3-May 14.11.84 Lisa Grant N 260485 mix Sydney 6-Dec 53.03.0 Kellie Wapshott V 230881 4 Melbourne 29-Jun 14.19.0 Rachael Loone V 090773 mix Melbourne 13-Feb 53.05.0 Claire Bock Q 020882 4 Melbourne 17-Aug 14.19.65 Sandra Geisler V 051277 mix Melbourne 20-Nov 53.14.0 Nicole Sansonetti V 210874 1 Melbourne 9-Nov 14.22.28 Claire Woods S 060781 mix Canberra 6-Dec 53.14.0 Jess Rothwell V 180689 1 Melbourne 9-Nov 14.23.63 Susan Knapton N 191287 mix Sydney 6-Dec 53.17.0 Beki Lee N 251186 2 Sydney 12-Apr 14.24.11 Erin Adamcewicz V 290473 mix Melbourne 6-Nov 54.19.0 Fiona Alldis N 300788 1 Sydney 28-Jun 14.29.2 Bridgid Burns V 070786 mix Melbourne 13-Feb 14.44.75 Sara-Jane Cattermole (Gbr) W 290177 mix Perth 8-Feb 20KM.WALK 14.52.39 Fiona Alldis N 300788 mix Sydney 8-Nov 1:30.51.0 Jane Saville N 051174 11 Paris 24-Aug 14.52.8 Nicole Sansonetti V 210874 mix Melbourne 18-Nov 1:31.36.0 Saville 1 Canberra 23-Feb 14.55.92 Lyn Ventris W 021056 mix Perth 8-Feb 1:31.47.0 Saville 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 14.57.6 Rebecca Wilkie V 110585 mix Melbourne 27-Feb 1:33.34.0 Saville 5 Tijuana 8-Mar 1:35.55.0 Natalie Saville N 070978 2 Brisbane 6-Apr 5000 METRES WALK 1:36.18.0 Cheryl Webb N 031076 2 Canberra 23-Feb 22.27.06 Natalie Saville N 070978 1 Sydney 8-Feb 1:36.21.3 Webb 1 Melbourne 7-Dec

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

1:37.41.0 Webb 3 Brisbane 6-Apr indoors 1:38.12.0 J.Saville 1 Sydney 22-Mar 1.87 Alex Church N 140184 2 Fayetteville 14-Mar 1:38.15.0 Simone Wolowiec V 120274 1 Melbourne 20-Jul 1:38.48.0 N.Saville 2 Sydney 22-Mar POLE VAULT 1:39.19.0 Wolowiec 1 Melbourne 18-May 4.30 Kym Howe W 120680 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 1:41.04.0 Sara-Jane Cattermole (Gbr) W 290177 1 Perth 30-Nov Howe 1 Perth 20-Dec 1:41.19.0 Lyn Ventris W 021056 4 Canberra 23-Feb 4.25 Rosanna Ditton V 070679 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 1:42.16.0 Claire Woods S 060781 5 Canberra 23-Feb 4.23 Tatiana Grigorieva S 081075 4 Malmo 12-Aug 1:45.36.0 Megan Peters V 180877 6 Canberra 23-Feb 4.20 Ditton 1 Melbourne 1-Feb 1:46.29.0 Rachael Loone V 090973 2 Melbourne 20-Jul 4.20 Ditton 1 Sydney 15-Feb 1:47.07.0 Claire Bock Q 020882 6 Brisbane 6-Apr 4.20 Ditton 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 1:47.09.0 Sarah Walkley N 110583 7 Canberra 23-Feb 4.15 Ditton 1 Perth 8-Feb 1:49.09.0 Kellie Wapshott V 230881 3 Melbourne 20-Jul 4.10 Ditton 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 1:49.37.0 Sandra Geisler V 051277 4 Melbourne 20-Jul 4.10 Ditton 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 1:53.33.0 Kylie Bonney V 061171 5 Melbourne 20-Jul 4.10 Grigorieva 1 Sydney 22-Mar 1:53.52.0 Justijana Tonti-Filippini V 250775 8 Canberra 23-Feb 4.10 Ditton 2 Sydney 22-Mar 1:56.23.0 Nicole Sansonetti V 210874 6 Melbourne 20-Jul 4.10 Grigorieva 3 Brisbane 5-Apr 4.10 Ditton 1 Gold Coast 10-Aug HIGH JUMP 4.10 Howe 1 Perth 22-Nov 1.93 Petrina Price N 260484 1 Sydney 15-Nov 4.05 Wendy Young S 180384 2 Perth 8-Feb 1.92 Price 1 Sydney 11-Oct 4.02 Christie Elwin S 040681 5 Columbus 31-May 1.92 Price 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 4.00 Charmaine Lucock Q 080487 3 Sherbrooke 13-Jul 1.89 Price 3 Osaka 10-May 3.90 Tracey Young S 040481 2 Adelaide 6-Feb 1.88 Price 1 Sydney 9-Mar 3.85 Alana Boyd Q 100584 1 Gold Coast 14-Mar 1.87 Price 1 Sydney 5-Sep 3.85 Bridgid Isworth V 151081 =11 Walnut 19-Apr 1.86 Price 1 Perth 8-Feb 3.85 Amy Beckman Q 110583 1 Gold Coast 9-Nov 1.86 Price 1 Sydney 22-Mar 3.80 Irie Hill (Gbr) V 160169 =6 Brisbane 5-Apr 1.85 Alex Church N 140184 1 Tallahassee 20-Mar 3.80 Katrina Miroshnichenko (Rus) Q 120186 =3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 1.85 Price 4 Yokohama 23-Sep 3.80 Jamie Scroop S 290388 7 Sherbrooke 13-Jul 1.83 Sherryl Morrow-Purcell W 220373 1 Perth 4-Jan 3.80 Jacinta Lynn V 021285 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 1.83 Morrow-Purcell 1 Perth 12-Jan 3.70 Sarah Wiltshire V 200379 1 Melbourne 15-Feb 1.82 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 hep Canberra 22-Feb 3.70 Lauren Eley S 061283 2 Adelaide 15-Mar 1.82 Jane Jamieson N 230675 hep Ratingen 12-Jul 3.70 Vicky Parnov W 241090 2 Perth 29-Nov 1.82 Ellen Pettitt W 130586 1 Perth 12-Oct 3.60 Cathy Georgiou V 050977 1 Melbourne 22-Jan 1.80 Claire Mallett N 291284 1 Sydney 29-Nov 3.60 Erryn Boxall W 311084 qual Brisbane 4-Apr 1.79 Nadia Smith (Nzl) V 180276 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 3.60 Fiona Buchanan V 071281 qual Brisbane 4-Apr 1.78 Tessa Densley V 250784 2 Melbourne 1-Mar 3.55 Tereza Vodesil W 190587 1 Perth 2-Mar 1.78 Matilda Gunn Q 190686 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 3.55 Jana Tankosic S 100486 1 Adelaide 6-Dec 1.78 Sophia Begg N 140688 qual Sherbrooke 11-Jul 3.50 Anthea Kotyla S 210984 3 Adelaide 10-Jan 1.78 Casey Narrier W 290585 1 Perth 18-Oct 3.50 Sarsha McGowan Q 220883 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 1.78 Hannah Alderton V 031088 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 3.50 Kelly Wright Q 140684 7 Brisbane 6-Apr 1.77 Lindsey-Anne McDonnell (Gbr) W 130879 1 Perth 19-Jan 3.50 Taryn Neville W 081082 2 Perth 20-Dec 1.76 Lauren Foote S 270484 1 Adelaide 15-Feb 3.45 Juliet Claffey (Irl) V 1 Melbourne 8-Nov RANKINGS RANKINGS 1.76 Nikki Downing N 240382 2 Sydney 15-Nov 3.40 Danielle Wyke-Grace V 241078 3 Melbourne 1-Feb 1.75 Gabrielle Conroy N 270875 1 Sydney 12-Jan 3.40 Jessica Turner V 230283 4 Melbourne 1-Feb 1.75 Amanda Bisk W 030386 2 Perth 8-Mar 3.40 Dawn Hartigan V 131156 2 Melbourne 4-Mar 1.75 Danielle Senior N 170781 3 Sydney 9-Mar 3.40 Jacqui Williams V 191188 3 Brisbane 11-Dec 1.75 Peta Mason Q 250479 1 Brisbane 9-Mar 3.35 Fiona Turner V 191181 3 Melbourne 13-Mar 1.75 Sian MacDonald A 150285 1 Canberra 16-Mar 3.35 Rachel Birtles W 220590 2 Perth 12-Oct 1.75 Amy Page N 070488 3 Sydney 29-Nov 3.30 Danielle O'Reilly S 051088 2 Adelaide 3-Jan 1.75 Kylie Montgomery S 291285 2 Adelaide 29-Nov 3.30 Miranda Tiong W 160988 7 Perth 29-Nov 1.73 Lauren Hughan N 130483 1 Sydney 1-Nov 3.20 Adele Holland V 240587 1 Bendigo 19-Jan 1.73 Catherine Drummond Q 141287 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 3.20 Sarah Riseley V 270787 5 Melbourne 1-Feb 1.72 Kathryn Robb S 290488 1 Adelaide 25-Jan 3.20 Jacqueline Berens N 200180 1 Canberra 16-Mar 1.72 Bianca Doja N 181186 1 Sydney 19-Jun 3.20 Narelle Henderson V 300184 3 Melbourne 15-Feb 1.72 Natalie Milne T 240888 mul Launceston 22-Nov 3.20 Heather Chandler S 201183 =4 Adelaide 22-Feb 1.71 Jane Brotherton N 120784 hep Brisbane 3-Apr 3.20 Sarah 'Sallie' Burton V 070985 =3 Melbourne 25-Feb 1.71 Dora Spathis N 120983 hep Newcastle 30-Sep 3.20 Danielle Dwyer T 031186 1 Launceston 2-Mar 1.70 Jane Millington V 160776 1 Ballarat 18-Jan 3.20 Kathryn Khiroya N 101276 1 Sydney 28-Mar 1.70 Clare Thompson V 281277 1 Ballarat 15-Nov 3.20 Jasmine Riches W 111188 2 Perth 1-Nov 1.70 Sheridan Seekamp S 171089 1 Adelaide 15-Nov 3.20 Jeanie Paton A 161083 1 Canberra 6-Dec 1.70 Trudy Thompson N 130190 1 Sydney 30-Nov 3.20 Madeline Samson N 260587 5 Brisbane 14-Dec 1.70 Rebecca Philby S 081287 1 Adelaide 29-Nov 3.10 Elizabeth Marriott S 000079 4 Adelaide 3-Jan 1.70 Simone Carre W 221082 2 Perth 20-Dec 3.10 Skye Humphreys W 190885 1 Perth 12-Jan 1.70 Breanna Hargrave S 090283 =2 Adelaide 20-Dec 3.10 Jessica Lyden T 070583 dec Hobart 2-Feb 3.10 Victoria Head N 060684 2 Sydney 4-Feb

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

3.10 Candice Wright Q 030684 2 Brisbane 8-Mar 5.56 +1.9 Jane Denning V 080481 6 Melbourne 6-Nov 3.10 Dhana-Marie Crozier A 150471 2 Canberra 16-Mar 5.55 +1.1 Rebecca Philby S 081287 1 Adelaide 20-Dec 3.10 Zoe Hannah W 021088 3 Perth 1-Nov 5.54 +0.6 Susannah Hahn N 170384 7 Adelaide 6-Feb 3.05 Madelaine Tyler N 010187 7 Brisbane 14-Dec 5.54 -0.5 Hayley Cervetto Q 051286 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 3.05 Kylie Munn Q 271086 10 Brisbane 14-Dec 5.54 +1.4 Jane Brotherton N 120784 hep Brisbane 4-Apr 3.00 Sarina McMahon N 091283 3 Sydney 4-Feb 5.54 +1.3 Candice Morley N 090188 5 Brisbane 13-Dec 3.00 Jeramy Gibbs W 000089 4 Sydney 21-Mar 5.52 +1.2 Jessica McKinnon W 080989 6 Brisbane 13-Dec 3.00 Claudia Gezendanner A 2 Canberra 6-Dec 5.51 +1.2 Katelyn Grehan N 140485 6 Sydney 11-Jan indoors 5.50 +0.6 Breanna Hargrave S 090283 5 Adelaide 15-Nov 4.03 Bridgid Isworth V 151081 1 Colorado Springs 28-Feb wind-assisted 4.02 Christie Elwin S 040681 4 Gainesville 28-Feb 6.75 +3.2 Bronwyn Thompson Q 290178 1 Melbourne 1-Mar 6.46 +3.3 Shermin Oksuz A 240384 2 Sydney 15-Feb LONG JUMP 6.27 +2.2 Lisa Morrison V 241281 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 6.73 +1.6 Bronwyn Thompson Q 290178 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 6.24 +3.8 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 6.65 +0.0 Thompson 1 Osaka 10-May 6.03 +2.1 Kym Burns V 250271 4 Melbourne 8-Mar 6.65 +0.3 Thompson qual Paris 28-Aug 6.63 +1.6 Thompson 1 Funchal 26-Jul TRIPLE JUMP 6.62 +1.6 Thompson 1 Sydney 15-Feb 14.04 +1.8 Nicole Mladenis W 220975 1 Perth 7-Dec 6.57 +0.2 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 hep Daegu 25-Aug 13.40 +0.8 Mladenis 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 6.55 +1.8 Thompson 1 Brisbane 5-Apr 13.34 +1.8 Mladenis 1 Perth 16-Nov 6.53 +2.0 Thompson - Mito 5-May 12.80 +1.7 Paula Lodge S 100177 1 Adelaide 1-Nov 6.52 +0.6 Thompson - Melbourne 1-Mar 12.77 +1.3 Jeanette Bowles V 140179 2 Melbourne 27-Nov 6.50 +2.0 Kerrie Perkins-Taurima A 020479 2 Brisbane 5-Apr 12.66 +1.3 Carmen Miller T 180778 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 6.50 +1.0 Perkins-Taurima 1 Gold Coast 10-Aug 12.63 +1.5 Michelle Apostolou S 031279 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 6.41 +1.5 Sharon Sutherland W 100377 3 Brisbane 5-Apr 12.57 +1.5 Liz Dalton A 130386 1 Sydney 22-Mar 6.41 +1.3 Shermin Oksuz A 240384 3 Gold Coast 12-Apr 12.50 +1.2 Sarah Sydney Q 160284 4 Brisbane 4-Apr 6.31 +1.3 Nadia Smith (Nzl) V 180276 5 Brisbane 5-Apr 12.47 +1.0 Alysha House N 151188 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 6.30 +1.4 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 1 Brisbane 14-Dec 12.38 +1.8 Emma Knight V 020985 1 Brisbane 11-Dec 6.22 +1.3 Lisa Morrison V 241281 - Melbourne 8-Mar 12.38 +1.4 Linda Allen Q 220387 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 6.18 -0.3 Kylie Reed V 171274 3 Melbourne 8-Mar 12.36 +0.5 Lisa Antill N 141082 1 Sydney 8-Mar 6.10 +0.4 Jane Jamieson N 230675 hep Ratingen 13-Jul 12.34 +1.1 Alexis Turner Q 030785 4 Sydney 22-Mar 6.06 +1.6 Naomi Bligh N 060986 2 Brisbane 14-Dec 12.17 +0.6 Jane Denning V 080481 3 Melbourne 27-Nov 6.00 Kym Burns V 250271 1 Melbourne 27-Jan 12.13 Anna Ugov N 241181 2 Sydney 8-Mar 5.99 +0.6 Natalie Brown Q 070278 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 12.11 +1.6 Rebecca Philby S 081287 4 Brisbane 11-Dec 5.96 +1.0 Sherryl Morrow-Purcell W 220373 2 Perth 4-Jan 12.08 Sandra Gabrael (Lib) N 040583 1 Sydney 25-Oct 5.92 +0.3 Edwina Clark N 200685 3 Brisbane 14-Dec 12.06 +0.0 Katelyn Grehan N 140485 - Sydney 22-Mar 5.88 +1.5 Lisa Hughes W 270484 hep Brisbane 4-Apr 12.05 +1.0 Melissa Moss Q 251074 8 Brisbane 4-Apr 5.86 +1.9 Gillian Ragus W 050476 hep Brisbane 4-Apr 12.03 +1.6 Crystal Cragan W 010885 9 Brisbane 4-Apr 5.84 +0.0 Caro Hunt (Nzl) Q 101078 1 Brisbane 27-Jun 12.00 +1.1 Karen Lyne V 250573 3 Melbourne 7-Mar 5.81 +1.5 Nicole Barnes N 151173 8 Brisbane 5-Apr 11.96 +1.2 Tahnee Reynolds-Hopkins W 090190 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 5.80 +1.7 Sarah Sydney Q 160284 2 Brisbane 8-Mar 11.87 Tara Quinn A 050483 1 Canberra 6-Dec 5.77 +1.1 Emma Knight V 020985 1 Melbourne 22-Feb 11.86 Tabitha Dudley V 150486 2 Melbourne 13-Jan 5.77 +2.0 Grace Scantlebury Q 020188 1 Brisbane 13-Dec 11.85 Jane Urban V 021079 1 Geelong 13-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 5.75 +0.9 Chelsea Jaensch S 060185 6 Adelaide 6-Feb 11.85 +1.9 Kelly Pinkerton Q 210787 5 Brisbane 13-Dec 5.75 Jeanette Bowles V 140179 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 11.80 +1.1 Tenika Demamiel W 201188 2 Brisbane 14-Dec 5.73 -0.1 Danielle Senior N 170781 hep Newcastle 1-Oct 11.73 Lauren Boden A 030888 2 Canberra 29-Nov 5.73 -0.3 Paula Lodge S 100177 1 Adelaide 29-Nov 11.71 -0.9 Hayley Cervetto Q 051286 5 Sydney 10-Jan 5.73 Fleur Castlereagh N 240477 2 Sydney 20-Dec 11.71 -1.1 Tracey Barnett Q 120988 1 Brisbane 28-Nov 5.71 Michelle Apostolou S 031279 1 Adelaide 25-Jan 11.68 -0.2 Jessica Hruby S 150287 6 Sydney 10-Jan 5.71 +1.3 Amanda West Q 060387 5 Brisbane 14-Dec 11.60 Melissa Tucker N 030180 - Sydney 8-Mar 5.70 +1.7 Alexis Turner Q 030785 1 Sydney 11-Jan 11.58 +1.6 Kirsty Tapscott N 140287 - Sydney 22-Mar 5.69 +0.0 Sandra Gabrael (Lib) N 040583 1 Sydney 14-Mar 11.52 +1.1 Sonia Weatherly Q 120290 2 Brisbane 26-Oct 5.68 +1.1 Tessa Densley V 250784 2 Melbourne 22-Feb 11.51 -1.6 Rebekah Williams W 020684 1 Perth 19-Jan 5.67 +1.1 Larissa Perry W 220789 2 Brisbane 13-Dec wind-assisted 5.66 -1.8 Tarja Clarke Q 030785 1 Gold Coast 7-Dec 14.22 +6.0 Nicole Mladenis W 220975 1 Perth 20-Dec 5.65 +1.1 Elizabeth Murphy S 171082 1 Adelaide 8-Nov 13.04 +4.5 Paula Lodge S 100177 2 Melbourne 4-Dec 5.64 +1.5 Lauren Boden A 030888 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 12.68 +5.9 Lisa Antill N 141082 1 Sydney 25-Jan 5.63 +0.8 Clare Thompson V 281277 4 Melbourne 6-Nov 12.64 +2.8 Sarah Sydney Q 160284 1 Brisbane 9-Mar 5.63 +1.1 Megan Wheatley W 100388 hep Brisbane 12-Dec 12.41 Jane Denning V 080481 2 Ballarat 15-Nov 5.62 +1.2 Dana Eagers Q 281287 6 Brisbane 14-Dec 12.33 +2.9 Katelyn Grehan N 140485 3 Brisbane 6-Apr 5.61 +1.4 Kylie Bent W 111285 1 Perth 26-Oct 12.29 +3.4 Rebekah Williams W 020684 1 Perth 8-Mar 5.61 +1.1 Lauren Foote S 270484 3 Adelaide 29-Nov 12.19 +5.5 Crystal Cragan W 010885 1 Perth 9-Mar 5.60 +1.4 Melissa Moss Q 251074 4 Brisbane 8-Mar indoors 5.58 +1.6 Bianca Debartolo N 170885 hep Brisbane 12-Dec 11.78 Anna Coster S 050983 2 Mt.Pleasant 21-Feb 5.56 Belinda Sanders N 030682 1 Sydney 12-Jan 5.56 Mandy Heath N 141180 2 Sydney 25-Jan

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

SHOT PUT 48.12 Sharmane Motuliki N 130387 2 Brisbane 11-Dec 15.17 Alifatou Djibril (Tog) S 130280 1 Sydney 22-Mar 47.63 Sharyn Dickson N 190784 5 Sydney 15-Feb 15.16 Djibril 1 Sydney 15-Feb 47.51 Belinda Johnson N 011184 qual Brisbane 3-Apr 14.96 Michelle Haage N 141174 1 Sydney 29-Nov 47.29 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Sydney 6-Dec 14.65 Djibril 3 Brisbane 5-Apr 46.52 Calista Lyon V 020186 2 Sydney 22-Mar 14.47 Djibril 1 Adelaide 6-Dec 45.28 Tamika Hicks V 230477 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 14.39 Djibril 1 Canberra 22-Feb 45.14 Annabel Thomson N 120587 1 Sydney 6-Sep 14.38 Djibril 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 44.56 Elaine Targett N 101181 1 Sydney 25-Jan 14.26 Belinda Johnson N 011184 4 Brisbane 5-Apr 44.38 Leana Bishop Q 250185 6 Perth 8-Feb 14.20 Djibril 1 Adelaide 10-Jan 43.83 Raelene Warren V 170278 2 Melbourne 20-Feb 14.20 Johnson 2 Sydney 22-Mar 43.61 Megan Boyes V 091280 1 Melbourne 9-Dec 14.17 Belinda Forsyth N 191285 1 Sydney 11-Oct 43.47 Rhiannon Rae N 010183 6 Sydney 8-Mar 14.06 Rebecca Neilsen V 180983 1 Melbourne 18-Mar 43.33 Alicia Marshall S 120385 1 Adelaide 2-Mar 13.83 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Sydney 23-Mar 43.17 Tara Richardson N 301187 1 Sydney 22-Nov 13.79 Melissa Delich W 051179 1 Perth 15-Feb 42.93 Catherine Spink Q 280689 1 Brisbane 23-Oct 13.68 Sharmane Motuliki N 130387 1 Brisbane 27-Jun 42.10 Stacey Vernon V 141288 3 Brisbane 14-Dec 13.51 Jane Jamieson N 230675 3 Sydney 22-Mar 41.82 Lauren Smith W 151287 1 Perth 12-Oct 13.12 Annabel Thomson N 120587 1 Brisbane 11-Dec 41.49 Josene Peri N 171087 6 Sydney 9-Mar 13.07 Mandy Heath N 141180 1 Newcastle 1-Oct 41.49 Vika Lolo N 170190 4 Brisbane 14-Dec 12.98 Clare Thompson V 281277 hep Townsville 26-Sep 41.45 Tina Heilmann S 120187 1 Adelaide 25-Oct 12.93 Sharyn Dickson N 190784 3 Sydney 29-Nov 41.27 Lauren Bettini W 151185 1 Perth 9-Mar 12.92 Debbie Pickersgill Q 230380 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 41.05 Nicole Myszka A 250376 2 Albury 26-Apr 12.80 Lisa Craig N 190786 1 Wollongong 25-Oct 40.69 Erin Petrovic N 280285 1 Wollongong 19-Jan 12.78 Stacey Vernon V 141288 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 40.47 Morgan Vosilla N 300689 1 Sydney 19-Oct 12.73 Vika Lolo N 170190 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 40.36 Rachel Evans N 290586 8 Brisbane 11-Dec 12.70 Rebecca Papadopoulos N 180186 3 Sydney 23-Mar 40.21 Danielle Volling-Geoghegen Q 121287 2 Brisbane 24-Oct 12.66 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 2 Perth 9-Mar 40.06 Stephanie Squires Q 150888 1 Brisbane 24-Oct 12.61 Emma Torney V 010475 2 Melbourne 22-Jan 12.46 Carolyn Jackman S 150274 2 Adelaide 10-Jan HAMMER THROW 12.46 Julie Bennell Q 090587 4 Brisbane 11-Dec 71.12 Bronwyn Eagles N 230880 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 12.39 Tessa Densley V 250784 3 Melbourne 13-Mar 70.28 Eagles 1 Canberra 22-Feb 12.36 Jessica O'Brien Q 170688 5 Brisbane 11-Dec 69.71 Eagles 1 Sydney 22-Mar 12.36 Christie Chamberlain N 090689 4 Brisbane 12-Dec 67.82 Debbie Sosimenko N 050474 1 Sydney 29-Nov 12.30 Jennifer Coogan N 050587 hep Sydney 11-Oct 67.40 Eagles qual Brisbane 4-Apr 12.24 Monique Nacsa Q 261076 2 Apia 27-Jun 67.40 Brooke Krueger S 090780 2 Osaka 10-May 12.21 Brooke Krueger S 090780 2 Adelaide 6-Dec 67.10 Eagles 3 Osaka 10-May 12.19 Bronwyn Eagles N 230880 6 Sydney 29-Nov 66.85 Karyne Di Marco N 140378 2 Sydney 22-Mar 12.10 Melissa Holahan N 220383 1 Newcastle 1-Jun 66.80 Eagles 1 Sydney 9-Mar 12.09 Cecilia McIntosh V 210679 3 Melbourne 30-Jan 66.73 Eagles 1 Mito 5-May 12.08 Jessica Mansell N 130189 5 Brisbane 12-Dec 66.61 Eagles 1 Nivelles 15-Aug 12.04 Christina Luzi N 120687 3 Sydney 9-Feb 66.56 Krueger 1 Adelaide 6-Feb 12.01 Kellie Osborne N 121288 1 Sydney 19-Oct 62.48 Gabrielle Neighbour V 221183 1 Geelong 29-Mar 11.85 Mary Lange S 000085 1 Adelaide 1-Nov 56.48 Breanne Clement N 020782 3 Sydney 13-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 11.85 Renee Ward Q 080486 6 Brisbane 11-Dec 56.29 Sharyn Tennent Q 081180 1 Gold Coast 31-Mar 11.84 Gillian Ragus W 050476 5 Sydney 6-Dec 54.88 Raelene Warren V 170278 2 Melbourne 13-Mar 11.82 Calista Lyon V 020186 1 Melbourne 21-Oct 54.60 Mona Holm (Swe) V 3 Melbourne 13-Mar 11.81 Brooke Reynolds Q 040787 2 Brisbane 25-Oct 52.95 Kellie Hall N 270179 1 Sydney 25-Jan 11.80 Raelene Warren V 170278 1 Melbourne 27-Nov 52.95 Erin Petrovic N 280285 3 Sydney 20-Dec 52.42 Maree Ryabovitch N 010380 2 Sydney 25-Jan DISCUS THROW 51.61 Nicole Robertson N 040782 2 Newcastle 1-Oct 60.16 Alison Lever Q 131072 1 Brisbane 10-Jan 51.35 Byrony Glass W 310377 1 Perth 29-Nov 59.91 Monique Nacsa Q 261076 1 Gold Coast 17-Jan 49.26 Breanna Neighbour V 290981 3 Melbourne 27-Nov 59.27 Lever 1 Gold Coast 17-Jan 49.10 Anni Hansen (Fin) V 201170 3 Melbourne 20-Feb 59.17 Lever 2 Gold Coast 17-Jan 48.49 Alexie Brown W 040186 1 Sydney 11-Jan 59.11 Debbie Pickersgill Q 230380 1 Brisbane 28-Mar 48.01 Libby Williams N 020863 2 Sydney 30-Aug 58.92 Pickersgill 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 47.03 Anthea Rallis S 150777 1 Adelaide 25-Jan 58.85 Pickersgill 3 Salinas 20-May 46.86 Michelle Schlechter Q 250887 1 Gold Coast 7-Dec 58.51 Nacsa 1 Perth 8-Feb 46.65 Sally Chapman N 301287 1 Sydney 11-Oct 58.43 Lever 1 Brisbane 24-Jan 46.02 Michelle Haage N 141174 4 Sydney 20-Dec 57.72 Pickersgill 1 Sydney 15-Feb 45.33 Sarah Kissell W 080975 2 Perth 27-Mar 57.57 Lever 1 Gold Coast 26-Jan 45.28 Sarah Mtandwa V 150487 4 Melbourne 6-Nov 57.26 Pickersgill 2 Gold Coast 17-Jan 44.50 Jayne Hardy A 250163 1 Canberra 2-Nov 57.02 Pickersgill 1 Gold Coast 29-Mar 44.21 Anita Millington T 220286 1 Hobart 13-Dec 53.07 Alifatou Djibril (Tog) S 130280 3 Sydney 15-Feb 43.91 Kristy Mills Q 260784 3 Brisbane 3-Apr 48.70 Julie Bennell Q 090587 4 Sydney 15-Feb 43.65 Melissa Holahan N 220383 1 Newcastle 27-Jul 48.47 Belinda Forsyth N 191285 1 Sydney 30-Aug 43.50 Leah Ronczka N 170383 5 Newcastle 1-Oct

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

43.43 Annabel Thomson V 120587 4 Brisbane 3-Apr 6,012 Wheeler 1 Canberra 23-Feb 42.82 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Brisbane 11-Dec (14.19,1.82m,12.62m,24.19,6.32m,34.36m,2.15.61) 42.14 Melissa Delich W 051179 3 Perth 26-Oct 5,908 Jane Jamieson N 230675 2 Daegu 26-Aug 42.00 Emma Torney V 010475 5 Melbourne 27-Nov (14.36,1.82m,13.38m,25.97,5.89m,45.92m,2.19.77) 41.74 Kristie Short N 171285 2 Sydney 8-Mar 5,893 Wheeler 14 Gotzis 1-Jun 41.25 Nicole Burow Q 210788 2 Gold Coast 7-Dec (14.04,1.73m,12.29m,24.36,6.43m,32.80m,2.15.32) 41.13 Lisa Kirsch T 270252 2 Hobart 15-Mar 5,890 Jamieson 2 Ratingen 13-Jul 41.07 Sharon Gibson N 130658 4 Canberra 15-Mar (14.40,1.82m,13.36m,26.01,6.10m,46.90m,2.25.44) 40.72 Kate Cornell N 010187 1 Sydney 20-Dec 5,838 Wheeler 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 40.58 Katrina Onus A 020981 1 Canberra 28-Jan (13.80,1.77m,12.04m,24.32,6.26m,33.50m,2.21.49) 40.36 Helen Wallis Q 250185 1 Townsville 3-May 5,695 Wheeler 1 Perth 19-Jan 40.28 Cecilia Azcurra V 070284 5 Melbourne 20-Feb (14.10,1.81m,11.86m,24.88,5.87m,32.77m,2.18.0) 40.25 Megan Boyes V 091280 4 Melbourne 22-Jan 5,382 Clare Thompson V 281277 1 Townsville 27-Sep 40.17 Sharyn Dickson N 190784 1 Canberra 15-Mar (14.43,1.67m,12.98m,25.92,5.75m,40.58m,2.32.32) 5,357 Sherryl Morrow-Purcell W 220373 2 Canberra 23-Feb JAVELIN THROW (14.13,1.79m,10.30m,26.05,5.80m,42.14m,2.38.31) 57.11 Kathryn Mitchell V 100782 1 Canberra 23-Feb 5,264 Gillian Ragus W 050476 3 Canberra 23-Feb 53.51 Rebecca Noy N 050281 1 Sydney 22-Mar (14.25,1.61m,11.30m,25.44,5.40m,39.48m,2.22.95) 52.39 Rosemary Hooper V 040878 1 Gold Coast 12-Apr 5,119 Mandy Heath N 141180 1 Sydney 2-Feb 52.26 Noy 2 Brisbane 5-Apr (15.27,1.58m,13.01m,25.80,5.46m,38.21m,2.26.56) 52.19 Noy 1 Sydney 8-Mar 5,075 Megan Wheatley W 100388 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 52.10 Cecilia McIntosh V 210679 2 Canberra 23-Feb (14.61,1.66m,9.23m,25.35,5.63m,30.57m,2.20.56) 52.05 Mitchell 12 Daegu Aug 5,043 Amy Sadler N 170488 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 51.62 Mitchell 1 Melbourne 13-Feb (15.56,1.57m,11.02m,25.53,5.48m,39.37m,2.22.57) 51.60 McIntosh 1 Melbourne 30-Jan 5,042 Jane Brotherton N 120784 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 51.46 Mitchell 1 Ballarat 18-Jan (14.72,1.71m,10.93m,26.74,5.54m,36.10m,2.32.17) 51.02 McIntosh 1 Melbourne 22-Jan 5,001 Lisa Hughes W 270484 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 50.98 Mitchell 3 Brisbane 5-Apr (15.45,1.62m,8.72m,26.21,5.88m,38.15m,2.22.53) 50.93 Annabel Thomson N 120587 1 Melbourne 4-Dec 4,957 Danielle Senior N 170781 2 Sydney 2-Feb 48.58 Cinzia Dallona (Ita) N 160374 1 Sydney 15-Nov (15.10,1.67m,8.87m,25.56,5.55m,34.61m,2.26.29) 48.12 Caroline Jackman S 150274 1 Adelaide 1-Mar 4,954 Bianca Debartolo N 170885 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 47.19 Zoe Pelbart N 110887 1 Sydney 10-Jan (14.55,1.60m,10.83m,26.00,5.58m,36.78m,2.37.11) 46.90 Jane Jamieson N 230675 hep Ratingen 13-Jul 4,910 Jennifer Coogan N 050587 3 Brisbane 4-Apr 46.55 Carly Cairns Q 200682 1 Townsville 5-Mar (15.18,1.53m,10.81m,26.15,5.42m,38.26m,2.24.81) 44.99 Kirsty May N 160187 1 Sydney 12-Oct 4,882 Tessa Densley V 250784 5 Brisbane 4-Apr 44.80 Erin Burns N 220688 1 Brisbane 13-Dec (15.78,1.77m,11.11m,26.80,5.44m,33.10m,2.33.35) 43.74 Katherine Worotnicki V 090686 2 Brisbane 13-Dec 4,836 Lauren Foote S 270484 1 Adelaide 12-Jan 42.97 Emily Nolan A 140184 1 Canberra 15-Nov (15.54,1.73m,10.76m,26.26,5.38m,32.73m,2.35.47) 42.89 Janelle Campbell V 060582 1 Melbourne 22-Feb 4,769 Peta Mason Q 250479 4 Brisbane 4-Apr 42.83 Kate Smith Q 100282 7 Brisbane 5-Apr (14.99,1.74m,11.07m,26.81,5.20m,35.85m,2.47.24) 42.44 Lauren Bale Q 301187 3 Brisbane 13-Dec 4,608w Belinda Sanders N 030682 3 Sydney 2-Feb 42.38 Natasha De Neise V 111078 2 Melbourne 20-Feb (15.41,1.64m,9.37m,26.76,5.40m,32.90m,2.36.48) 42.14 Sherryl Morrow-Purcell W 220373 hep Canberra 23-Feb 4,596 Dora Spathis N 120983 2 Newcastle 1-Oct RANKINGS RANKINGS 41.96 Samantha Pearson N 140585 5 Brisbane 13-Dec (16.48,1.71m,11.17m,26.61,5.31m,26.35m,2.31.99) 41.92 Amy Sadler N 170488 hep Sydney 12-Oct 4,584 Leanne Spokes V 121085 7 Brisbane 4-Apr 41.91 Sally Geissler Q 220786 6 Brisbane 13-Dec (15.52,1.56m,10.10m,26.84,5.15m,37.12m,2.33.72) 41.90 Fiona Plunkett Q 010988 1 Brisbane 23-Oct 4,566 Melissa Moss Q 251074 2 Brisbane 16-Feb 41.80 Claire Rees N 281285 1 Sydney 20-Jun (14.62,1.48m,8.08m,25.34,5.83m,24.88m) 41.75 Nikki Aspris V 141081 1 Melbourne 6-Dec 4,532 Chelsea Jaensch S 060185 1 Adelaide 12-Jan 41.74 Alicia Marshall S 120385 2 Adelaide 1-Mar (15.53,1.58m,8.81m,25.59,5.67m,33.62m,2.49.71) 41.69 Mandy Heath N 141180 6 Sydney 22-Mar 4,528 Sarsha McGowan Q 220883 3 Brisbane 16-Feb 41.25 Clare Thompson V 281277 2 Ballarat 15-Nov (15.11,1.54m,9.36m,25.64,5.25m,27.04m,2.31.92) 41.18 Jennifer Coogan N 050587 hep Sydney 12-Oct 4,387w Claire Hawthorne N 020278 4 Sydney 2-Feb 41.05 Ashleigh Payne N 070486 3 Sydney 23-Mar (15.39,1.49m,9.64m,26.69,5.04m,30.31m,2.30.26) 41.05 Tammy Martin Q 090983 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 4,369 Susannah Hahn Q 170384 1 Brisbane 16-Feb 40.54 Christie Elwin S 040681 1 Columbia 5-Apr 4,148 Sandra Gabrael (Lib) N 040583 3 Newcastle 1-Oct 40.44 Erin Petrovic N 280285 3 Sydney 10-Jan (15.67,1.59m,11.10m,27.99,5.32m,23.64m,2.53.31) 40.33 Kirsty Zaharopoulos W 160286 1 Perth 20-Dec 4,141 Michelle Korol W 120285 2 Perth 19-Jan 40.31 Dana Eagers Q 120489 1 Brisbane 24-Oct (16.46,1.63m,9.52m,28.09,4.99m,32.80m,2.46.4) 40.06 Kira Ambry V 210787 5 Brisbane 12-Dec 4,106 Cara Evans W 241187 4 Brisbane 12-Dec 40.04 Gillian Ragus W 050476 1 Perth 5-Jan (15.78,1.51m,9.97m,27.42,4.97m,31.81m,2.49.68) 4,081 Anna Coster S 050983 2 Ypsilanti 24-Apr HEPTATHLON 4,032 Rebecca Robinson Q 280387 5 Brisbane 12-Dec 6,031 Kylie Wheeler W 170180 1 Daegu 26-Aug (16.61,1.36m,9.92m,26.40,4.79m,33.76m,2.39.14) (14.21,1.79m,12.56m,24.69,6.57m,37.12m,2.17.30) 4,017 Larna Dieckmann Q 170288 6 Brisbane 12-Dec (16.57,1.42m,8.52m,26.26,5.11m,23.21m,2.30.13)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Compiled by: David Tarbotton - Athletics Australia Junior Statistician

David Tarbotton,Fletcher McEwen,Carlie Merenda,Ian Boswell,Sharon Hannan,Peter Hannan, Linda Butler,Dave Stevens,Pauline Amendments to: [email protected] Stevens,Brendon Hill,Mark Stewart,Dave Cundy,Rod Griffin,Khan Sharp,Craig Bone,Carolyn Rosenbrock,Joan Hines,Ian Morehouse,Ronda Jenkins,Dan Suchy, Grant McKay,Nic Bideau,Paul Stares,Peter Barrett,Kathryn Periac,Richard Lawysz,Gert LeRoux, Under-20 Rankings includes performances from athletes born 1984 or later, the additional Under-18 lists are for athletes born in 1986 & 1987 Peter Larsson,Jose-Luis Hernandez,T.J.Pierce,Andrew Faichney,Ken Nakamura,Tony Hunt,Ian Kemp, Heinrich Hubbeling,Peter Matthews,Brian only who don't appear in the under-20 list. Roe,Bob Snow,Gyorgy Csiki,Zbigniew Jonik,Tim Erickson,Graham Thomas,Stephen Price,Rick Cattermole,Stephen Lock,Dianne Poetschka,Dave Bullock, Jade Borella, IAAF and Member Associations. Key to Rankings: performance, wind reading, name, state/territory, date or year of birth, place in event, venue, date of competition.

Purchase of Rankings: The final 2003 U20-U14 Rankings, with many events over 30 deep, are available for purchase from Dan Suchy. Please send any corrections or additions to: Please send $6 (includes postage) send to Dan Suchy at 9 Sunny Place, St Johns Park 2176 Paul Jenes AA Statistician ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 23-25 Grandview Road Warrandyte 3113 Paul Jenes, Carlie Merenda, Dianne Poetschka, Ian Boswell, Fletcher McEwen, Linda Butler, John Mitchell, Pat Clohessy, Owen Goulding, Mick Morris, Graham Thomas, John Harding, Dave & Pauline Stevens, Bob Cruise, Mel Watman, Peter Matthews, Jade Borella, Garth Watkins, Email: [email protected] Peter Hamilton, Mark Stewart, Sharon & Peter Hannan, Heinrich Hubbeling, Martin Rix, Grant Cremer, Shane Thiele, Georgie Phone: 03 9844 1684 Fairlie-Cuninghame, Peter Matthews, Mel Watman, Mirko Jalava, Bob Cruise, Mark Donahoo and Alex Parnov. Mob: 0414 563 316

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

100 METRES Under 20 10.39 1.2 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Canb 15-Mar 10.63 1.3 Kris Neofytou N 030584 2 Sydney 15-Feb 10.70 0.0 Jacob Groth N 071285 h Sydney 8-Mar 10.74 2.0 Brendan Galic A 060787 2 Canb 29-Nov 10.75 0.0 Stirling Wright N 220785 h Sydney 8-Mar wind assisted 10.43 2.2 Adam Miller N 220684 h Sydney 8-Mar 10.51 6.3 Matt Davies Q 180485 1 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.53 6.3 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 2 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.58 3.8 Kris Neofytou N 030584 6 Ade 6-Feb manual 10.2 0.7 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Sydney 15-Nov 10.3 0.7 Kris Neofytou N 030584 2 Sydney 15-Nov 10.4 1.6 John Thornell N 220485 2 Sydney 20-Dec Under 18 additions 10.92 0.3 Ben Offereins W 120386 1 Perth 16-Nov 10.96 -1.2 Brett Stapleton Q 050787 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 11.05 -0.8 Matt Lynch N 240186 1 Syd 6-Sep 11.05 0.6 Nicholas Boylett Q 190886 1 Brisbane 26-Oct RANKINGS RANKINGS wind assisted 10.94 6.3 Nicholas Boylett Q 190886 6 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.97 3.6 Ashley Daniel Q 041087 3 Brisbane 21-Nov 10.99 3.0 Mitchel Webber W 061086 2 Perth 8-Mar

200 METRES Under 20 20.95 1.6 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Syd 13-Dec 21.06 0.0 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Cairns 6-Dec 21.28 -0.2 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 1 Bris 8-Feb 21.36 1.6 Matthew Davies Q 180585 1 Bris 21-Nov 21.46 -1.9 Jacob Groth N 071285 1 Brisb 4-Apr manual 20.6 -0.1 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Syd 20-Dec 20.8 1.4 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Canberra 13-Dec wind assisted 20.82 2.6 Luke Mansfield Q 130585 5 Sydney 15-Feb 21.04 2.6 Adam Miller N 220684 6 Sydney 15-Feb 21.12 2.6 Kris Neofytou N 030584 7 Sydney 15-Feb Under 18 additions 21.49 1.6 Ashley Daniel Q 041087 2 Brisbane 19-Dec 21.54 1.9 Brendan Galic A 060787 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 21.54 1.9 Matt Lynch N 240186 2 Brisbane 12-Dec

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

21.59 1.9 Ben Offerins W 120386 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 10000 METRES 21.70 1.9 Henry Mitchell N 130386 4 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 20 wind assisted 31:53.35 Chris Reeves Q 140884 1 Newcast 30-Sep 21.68 2.4 Nicholas Boylett Q 190886 1 Brisbane 26-Oct 33:46.79 Matthew Robbie N 14 Sydney 8-Nov

400 METRES 110 METRES HURDLES Under 20 Under 20 [1.07m] 47.73 Joel Milburn N 170386 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 14.47 0.5 John Burstow Q 171085 2 Brisbane 28-Nov 47.84 Joshua Webb Q 130885 1 Bris 4-Apr 14.70 1.1 Stephen Cain V 230784 1 Melb 18-Mar 47.85 Sean Wroe V 180385 1 Melbourne 8-Mar 14.81 -1.5 Thomas Sullivan V 280585 5h Brisbane 5-Apr 48.06 Nic Davidson T 130884 2 Hobart 15-Mar 14.83 1.0 Mohamad Zeed V 210284 1 Newcastle 2-Oct 48.28 Simon Fitzpatrick V 290584 h Melbourne 8-Mar 15.13 0.8 Paul Stickler N 170285 2 Sydney 14-Feb Under 18 additions manual 48.46 Ashley Daniel Q 041087 2 Brisbane 14-Nov 14.4 1.6 Mohamad Zeed V 210284 1 Melb 29-Mar 48.75 Nicholas Boylett Q 190886 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 14.6 1.6 Thomas Sullivan V 280585 1 Melb 29-Mar 48.81 Tim Rooke V 180586 2 Syd 23-Mar Under 20 [0.99m] 49.01 Juan Goebel Q 020486 1 Bris 26-Oct 14.02 1.1 Mohamad Zeed V 210284 1 Bris 3-Apr 14.39 1.1 Paul Stickler N 170285 2 Brisbane 3-Apr 800 METRES 14.56 1.1 Thomas Sullivan V 280585 3 Bris 3-Apr Under 20 14.69 1.1 John Burstow Q 171085 4 Bris 3-Apr 1:49.31 Werner Botha Q 171285 1 Brisbane 25-Oct 14.69 0.8 Justin Merlino N 241085 1h Bris 12-Dec 1:49.85 Mitchell Kealey Q 280184 1 GC 12-Apr manual 1:50.39 Ross Ridgewell N 050985 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 14.0 1.0 Warwick Cregan W 020584 1 Perth 29-Nov 1:51.96 Bradley Woods N 250486 1 Brisbane 12-Dec wind assisted 1:52.24 Adam Graham Q 240487 2 GC 31-Oct 14.55 2.3 Chris Mathees W 160687 1h Bris 12-Dec Under 18 additions 14.62 3.1 Simon Byrne Q 110386 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 1:53.24 Matthew Hammond-Moro N 300386 3 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 18 [0.91m] 1:54.66 Joshua Schmidt V 060387 1 Syd 23-Mar 14.04 1.5 Ben Mumby Q 280787 1h Brisbane 12-Dec 1:54.9 Tyson Mahon V 091086 2 Melbourne 13-Feb 14.06 1.7 Mitchel Webber W 061086 8h Sherb 12-Jul 14.20 1.0 Simon Byrne Q 031186 1h Brisbane 12-Dec 1500 METRES 14.21 1.6 Tristan Thomas T 230586 1s Brisbane 12-Dec Under 20 14.25 1.6 Chris Mathees W 160687 2s Brisbane 12-Dec 3:44.30 Mitchell Kealey Q 280184 2 Brisbane 14-Nov wind assisted 3:50.25 Collis Birmingham V 271284 3 Melbourne 27-Nov 13.99 2.1 Mitchel Webber W 061086 1 Perth 8-Mar 3:53.23 Ben Mack Q 200884 4 Brisbane 14-Nov 13.87 2.4 Ben Mumby Q 280787 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 3:55.1 James Matthews N 290187 1 Syd 22-Nov 13.96 2.4 Simon Byrne Q 031186 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 3:55.24 Travis Prigg N 140586 6 Sydney 1-Nov 14.07 2.4 Sam Powis N 070186 3 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 18 3:55.8 Tyson Mahon V 091086 3 Melbourne 30-Jan 400 METRES HURDLES 3:57.90 Dane Frey V 010587 1 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 20 4:00.48 Sam Ellis V 120886 5 Melb 27-Nov 52.60 Nic Davidson T 130884 1 Hobart 16-Mar 52.64 Joshua Webb Q 130885 1 Bris 3-Apr 3000 METRES 52.82 Matt Rickards T 011284 2 Hobart 16-Mar RANKINGS RANKINGS Under 20 53.60 Chris de Boer W 090284 1 Perth 8-Mar 8:19.80 Collis Birmingham V 271284 9 Melb 9-Dec 53.99 Ned McLeod V 100785 2 Melbourne 27-Mar 8:32.50 Craig Appleby V 291184 2 Melb 4-Dec Under 18 [0.84m] 8:35.07 David McNeill V 061086 3 Melb 4-Dec 52.44 Tristan Thomas T 230586 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 8:35.70 James Matthews N 290187 2 Syd 6-Dec 53.19 Robert Vattovaz V 040686 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 8:38.17 Liam Adams V 040986 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 54.12 Ben Mumby Q 070489 1 Brisbane 25-Oct Under 18 additions 54.14 Allex Molineaux Q 150186 1h Brisbane 12-Dec 8:45.50 Sam Ellis V 120886 5 Melb 4-Dec 54.64 Leigh Bennett N 200486 1 Syd 6-Sep 8:47.5 Thomas Do Canto N 300586 3 Syd 20-Dec 3000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 5000 METRES Under 20 Under 20 9:21.02 Chris Reeves Q 140884 1 Brisb 3-Apr 14:41.64 Collis Birmingham V 271284 12 Melb 20-Nov 9:32.41 Jayden Russ Q 180785 1 Brisb 8-Mar 14:50.57 Liam Adams V 040986 16 Melb 20-Nov 9:34.2 Travis Prigg N 140586 1 Syd 20-Dec 14:57.61 Chris Reeves Q 140884 2 Newcast 30-Sep 9:46.48 Brendan Woodman V 091285 1 Melb 8-Mar 14:59.99 David O'Neill V 061086 13 Melb 6-Nov 9:54.79 David Dreverman N 111184 5 Newcast 30-Sep 15:09.46 Toby Rayner V 081286 16 Melb 6-Nov Under 18 additions 2000 METRES STEEPLECHASE 15:39.90 Sam Ellis V 120886 23 Melb 6-Nov Under 20 15:46.11 Glenn Barltrop A 180687 6 Canb 28-Jan 5:56.35 Jayden Russ Q 180785 1 GC 30-Nov 6:02.69 Michael Hosking A 161085 1 Canb 1-Nov 6:02.96 Travis Prigg N 140586 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 6:03.23 Zane Holland V 150785 1 Brisbane 12-Dec

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

6:09.35 James Matthews N 290187 3 Syd 11-Jan POLE VAULT Under 18 additions Under 20 6:09.51 Ben Rogers S 300387 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 4.90 Joel Pocklington V 120486 1 Melbourne 30-Nov 6:12.87 Morgan Rahe Q 150186 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 4.80 Stephen Cain V 230784 2 Melbourne 18-Mar 6:12.95 Luke Swenson Q 300688 4 Brisbane 12-Dec 4.60 Joel Glover S 301184 1 Brisbane 25-Jan 4.60 Jason Dudley Q 101184 1 Brisbane 30-Aug 4x100 METRES RELAY 4.60 Damian Dickson Q 071086 1 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 20 Under 18 additions 41.79 Qld U20 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 4.40 Neil Joubert V 141086 5 Brisbane 5-Apr 42.10 NSW U20 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 4.40 Anthony Simons S 051087 1 Adelaide 22-Nov 42.19 Qld U18 Schools 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 4.15 Lindsay Pye N 050186 5 Brisbane 12-Dec 42.30 WA 1 Syd 23-Mar 4.15 Tyran Mowbray S 101086 6 Brisbane 12-Dec 42.32 Aust (Hot Chillies) 1 Syd 11-Jan LONG JUMP 4x400 METRES RELAY Under 20 Under 20 7.81 1.2 John Thornell N 220485 - Sao Paulo 14-Jun 3:17.07 Qld U20 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 7.38 1.5 Chris Noffke Q 010688 2 Bris 21-Nov 3:17.14 NSW U20 Schools 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 7.38 1.2 Joel Noffke Q 070884 2 Bris 6-Apr 3:17.23 Ayst (3 Star Pride) 1 Syd 11-Jan 7.31 2.0 Carl Morehouse V 180284 1 Melb 8-Mar 3:17.31 NSW U20 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 7.22 1.5 Andrew Storer W 120786 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 3:17.37 Vic U20 3 Brisbane 4-Apr wind assisted 7.99 5.2 John Thornell N 220485 1 Sao Paulo 14-Jun 5000 METRES WALK Under 18 additions Under 20 7.17 1.6 Matt Lynch N 240186 - Brisbane 12-Dec 20:49.85 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Melb 8-Mar 7.02 Isaac Simon N 120986 1 Newcast 8-Nov 21:11.03 Adam Rutter N 241286 3 Syd 8-Feb 6.93 1.2 Luke Vaessen T 090387 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 21:36.0 Aaron Mellor N 281284 3 Sydney 20-Dec 21:42.2 Michael McCagh W 160486 1 Perth 12-Mar TRIPLE JUMP 21:54.86 Ben Perske Q 041287 1 Brisbane 25-Oct Under 20 Under 18 additions 16.16 1.0 Alwyn Jones S 080285 1 Adelaide 25-Oct 24:18.44 Jamie Barnes V 190886 5 Syd 11-Jan 14.93 1.5 Patrick Coleman T 190185 1 Hobart 22-Nov 24:33.40 Ashley Colquhuon A 201086 6 Syd 11-Jan 14.82 -2.8 Mark Howard N 160585 1 Syd 11-Jan 14.75 1.5 Matthew Cooter V 191185 1 Melb 8-Mar 10000 METRES WALK 14.59 1.9 Geoff Davis N 261184 4 Syd 8-Mar Under 20 wind assisted 44:25.58 Adam Rutter N 241286 1 GC 29-Jun 15.01 2.4 Mark Howard N 160585 1 Syd 12-Oct 44:38.68 Michael McCagh W 160486 6 Sherb 13-Jul Under 18 additions 45:20.16 Jared Tallent V 171084 1 Brisb 3-Apr 14.35 1.4 Randika Senadherra V 070587 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 50:02.57 Travis Middlemiss V 290584 4 Brisb 3-Apr 14.24 Paddy O'Donoghue N 011086 1 Woll 25-Jan 51:14.05 Ben Perske Q 240486 5 Brisb 3-Apr 14.15 -0.3 Oliver Perrett Q 040286 7 Brisbane 6-Apr Under 18 additions 14.14 2.0 Robert Crowther Q 020887 4 Brisbane 12-Dec 52:28.14 Aaron Humphries T 020186 8 Brisb 3-Apr 13.75 1.7 Ryan Silke Q 100187 - Brisbane 12-Dec 53:53.12 Jamie Barnes V 190886 9 Brisb 3-Apr RANKINGS RANKINGS SHOT PUT 10. KM WALK Under 20 [7.2kg] Under 20 15.02 Paul Peulich V 100984 1 Melbourne 4-Feb 44:04 Adam Rutter N 241286 Sydney 24-May 15.01 Chris Hanley Q 280285 7 Syd 23-Mar 44:22 Michael McCagh W 160486 1 Perth 15-Jun 14.42 Jason Dudley Q 101184 dec Townsville 26-Sep 48:04 Ben Perske Q 240486 1 Brisbane 14-Sep 14.25 Tim Driesen V 270384 4 GC 12-Apr 49:15 Aaron Mellor N 281284 3 Syd 2-Feb 14.25 Paul Peulich V 100984 1 Melbourne 9-Dec Under 20 [6kg] HIGH JUMP 17.09 Paul Peulich V 100984 1 Brisbane 6-Apr Under 20 16.85 Chris Hanley Q 280285 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 2.10 David Baskin V 250686 1 Syd 23-Mar 16.72 Ralf Laurins V 220585 1 Melb 8-Mar 2.08 Robert Cracknell T 020186 1 Hobart 16.63 Ryan Phillips Q 030486 1 Bris 8-Mar 2.08 Nate Roffey Q 160387 1 Brisbane 25-Oct 16.34 Robert Watkins Q 070184 2 Brisbane 8-Mar 2.05 Daniel Lawton N 090285 1 Woll 19-Jan Under 18 additions [6kg] 2.05 Josh Gallimore N 140384 3 Sydney 15-Nov 15.15 Nick Kipriotis N 130487 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 2.05 James Watson N 230185 2 Sydney 15-Nov 14.75 Solf Anapu N 091186 1 Sydney 8-Mar Under 18 additions 14.54 Greg Koliopoulos N 080286 4 Brisbane 12-Dec 2.03 James Dickson Q 100787 1 GC 31-Oct Under 18 [5kg] 2.02 Chris Armet V 070686 1 Melb 6-Dec 18.73 Ryan Phillips Q 030486 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 2.02 Cal Pearce Q 070287 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 17.61 Sean Baker Q 020486 1 Brisbane 25-Oct 17.45 Blake Althaus Q 190287 1 Brisbane 25-Oct 17.16 Tim Evans Q 100286 3 Brisbane 25-Oct 17.12 Nicholas Andrianakos N 030388 2 Brisbane 12-Dec

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

DISCUS THROW DECATHLON Under 20 [2kg] Under 20 52.67 Tim Driesen V 270384 6 Brisbane 4-Apr 7022 Jason Dudley Q 101184 2 Brisb 16-Feb 50.91 Ronnie Buckley V 150686 1 Melb 9-Dec 5600 Jason Stevens S 060877 1 Syd 12-Jan 48.74 Michael Claydon W 200984 1 Perth 8-Mar 45.47 Jason Dudley Q 101184 1 Brisbane 30-Aug Combined Event 42.36 Glenn Duggan N 141186 rel Syd 29-Nov Under 20 Under 20 [1.75kg] 7461 Jason Dudley Q 101184 1 Brisb 4-Apr 59.02 Ronnie Buckley V 150686 1 Melb 6-Dec 7441 Stephen Cain V 230784 2 Brisb 4-Apr 58.79 Tim Driesen V 270384 1 Brisbane 6-Apr 6799 Bruce Kupfer Q 031285 1 Brisb 12-Dec 52.19 Ralf Laurins V 220585 2 Melb 4-Oct 6369 Joshua Gallimore N 140384 48.74 Michael Claydon W 200984 1 Perth 26-Mar 6313 Sean Broadby T 071084 1 Hobart 2-Feb 48.39 Grant Kraaymaat Q 110685 4 Brisbane 6-Apr Under 18 additions Combined Event 46.94 Chris Forth N 080386 1 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 18 45.04 Callum Bruhn Q 060287 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 6372 Ben Mumby Q 280787 1 Brisb 14-Feb 44.90 Simon Wardaugh Q 140186 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 6197 Jeremy Cocks N 070587 1 Syd 2-Feb Under 18 [1.5kg] 5763 Chris Johnson W 021286 1 Perth 20-Jan 64.34 Ronnie Buckley V 150686 1 Sherb 13-Jul 5720 Nunu Campos N 160786 2 Syd 2-Feb 52.11 Glenn Duggan N 141186 rel Syd 29-Nov 5672 Isaac Simon N 120986 3 Syd 2-Feb 51.18 Chris Mikkelson N 190486 1 Syd 6-Sep 50.32 Chris Forth N 080386 2 Syd 6-Sep WOMEN 50.22 Andrew West N 150287 1 Syd 12-Oct 100 METRES HAMMER THROW Under 20 Under 20 [7.2kg] 11.57 1.7 Sally McLellan Q 190986 1 GC 12-Apr 62.46 Tim Driesen V 270384 4 Syd 22-Mar 11.94 1.2 Michelle Cutmore Q 200386 1 Brisbane 19-Dec 60.30 Paul Peulich V 180984 1 Ballarat 14-Nov 11.97 -1.2 Rebecca Negus Q 110485 1 Brisbane 5-Dec 56.82 Simon Wardhaugh Q 140186 8 Brisb 6-Apr 12.01 0.4 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 1h Brisb 12-Dec 55.23 Ronnie Buckley V 150686 2 Melbourne 4-Feb 12.08 1.7 Kylie Bent W 111285 4 GC 12-Apr 55.00 Jarrod Stevens S 160585 1 Adelaide 1-Nov wind assisted Under 20 [6kg] 11.66 3.5 Kylie Bent W 111285 h Perth 8-Feb 69.17 Tim Driesen V 270384 1 Brisb 6-Apr 11.79 6.6 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 1 Brisb 21-Nov 67.14 Simon Wardhaugh Q 140186 1 Brisb 12-Dec 11.84 6.6 Michelle Cutmore Q 200386 2 Brisbane 21-Nov 65.50 Paul Peulich V 180984 2 Brisb 6-Apr Under 18 additions 60.56 Ryan Mormul N 210584 1 Syd 17-Jan 12.17 1.8 Alison Glapa N 210686 1 Syd 8-Mar 60.03 Robbie Buckley V 150686 1 Melbourne 23-Feb 12.22 -0.1 Jacqueline Davies Q 020987 2h Brisb 12-Dec Under 18 [5kg] 72.69 Simon Wardhaugh Q 140186 1 GC 19-Dec 200 METRES 57.51 Ronnie Buckley V 150686 2 Syd 23-Mar Under 20 55.13 Nicholas Summerville N 190687 1 Syd 20-Dec 23.78 1.6 Sally McLellan Q 190986 1 Brisb 12-Dec 53.41 Ryan Phillips Q 030486 2 Brisb 8-Mar 23.99 1.6 Jacqueline Davies Q 020987 2 Brisb 12-Dec 52.73 Jake O'Connor W 201086 1 Perth 7-Dec 24.00 1.6 Michelle Cutmore Q 200386 3 Brisbane 12-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 24.39 -0.2 Kylie Bent W 111285 1 Perth 16-Nov JAVELIN THROW 24.40 0.7 Madeline Woodbridge V 020188 1h Brisbane 12-Dec Under 20 [800g] 24.40 1.1 Jacqueline Davies Q 020987 1 Brisbane 25-Oct 71.11 Josh Robinson Q 041085 5 Brisbane 3-Apr wind assisted 69.24 Brett Castle V 261184 2 Brisbane 3-Apr 24.18 4.5 Rebecca Negus Q 110485 2 Newc 30-Sep 68.34 Jarrod Bannister Q 031084 4 Perth 8-Feb Under 18 additions 64.18 Jason Dudley Q 101184 m Brisbane 4-Apr 24.49 1.8 Keatyn Windley N 240186 4 Sydney 15-Feb 61.87 Matthew Outzen N 101287 1 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 18 400 METRES 59.41 Jason Seng Q 050986 1 Brisbane 25-Oct Under 20 59.27 Matthew Boan Q 250287 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 53.78 Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen N 170288 3 Sherbrooke 12-Jul 58.74 Jeremy Cocks N 070587 4 Brisbane 12-Dec 54.43 Jacqueline Davies Q 020987 1 Brisb 12-Dec 56.90 Mark Foster N 1 Sydney 13-Dec 54.85 Kate Pedley T 090184 6 Syd 22-Mar Under 18 [700g] 54.89 Morgan Whiley T 030984 1 Brisb 4-Apr 65.82 Darren Barrett Q 180386 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 55.47 Roshaan Francisco W 151288 1 Perth 31-Oct 65.41 Jeremy Cocks N 070587 1 Syd 6-Sep hand timed 64.65 Jonathan Wynn N 071086 1 Syd 9-Mar 55.0 Pip Kehoe Q 260285 2 Brisb 8-Mar 64.05 Adam Cockshell S 190886 2 Brisbane 12-Dec mixed race 63.73 Jay Fowler N 070387 2 Syd 6-Sep 55.37 Zoe Buckman A 211288 mix Canb 29-Nov Under 18 additions 55.54 Keatyn Windley N 240186 2 Sydney 10-Jan 56.55 Lara Nicod N 230386 2 Syd 8-Mar 56.79 Rachel Pederson N 070187 3 Bris 12-Dec

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

57.24 Emily Glover A 180487 2 Canb 15-Mar 100 METRES HURDLES Under 20 800 METRES 14.01 -1.7 Sally McLellan Q 190986 3 Syd 22-Mar Under 20 14.24 1.6 Bianca Debartolo N 170885 hep Bris 3-Apr 2:05.71 Brooke Simpson N 040687 3s Sherbrooke 12-Jul 14.28 1.6 Rasvinder Gill N 021284 1 Sydney 15-Feb 2:08.42 Lisa Corrigan N 021284 3h Brisbane 4-Apr 14.36 -0.3 Lisa Spencer N 160985 7 Bris 6-Apr 2:08.82 Zoe Buckman A 211288 1 Canberra 8-Nov 14.61 1.2 Megan Wheatley W 100388 hep Bris 12-Dec 2:09.3 Lara Nicod N 230386 3 Sydney 6-Dec wind assisted 2:09.30 Emily Johnson N 070288 2 Sydney 2-Feb 14.31 2.4 Amanda Drew Q 090286 1 Bris 12-Dec Under 18 additions 14.54 4.8 Susannah Hahn N 170384 6 Perth 8-Feb 2:10.67 Madeline Heiner N 150587 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 14.60 3.0 Chelsea Jaensch S 060185 1 Ade 2-Mar 2:11.43 Emily Glover A 180487 2 Syd 23-Mar 14.61 3.2 Belinda Brown Q 040485 1 Newc 30-Sep 2:11.85 Anna Neumaier A 230487 3 Syd 23-Mar Under 18 [0.76m] 13.14 0.5 Sally McLellan Q 190986 1h Sherb 10-Jul 1500 METRES 14.01 1.4 Amanda Drew Q 020986 1h Bris 12-Dec Under 20 14.27 -2.1 Kimberlee Green N 050386 2 Sydney 23-Mar 4:13.57 Georgie Clarke V 170684 1 Melb 4-Dec 14.30 1.5 Kylie Wildman N 230686 1 Syd 1-Nov 4:20.61 Lisa Corrigan N 021284 3 Melb 4-Dec 14.52 1.6 Thalia Amanakis N 171286 3h Bris 12-Dec 4:24.86 Brooke Simpson N 040687 1 Brisb 12-Dec hand timed 4:25.28 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 3h Sherbrooke 11-Jul 13.8 Kylie Wildman N 230686 1 Syd 25-Oct 4:27.71 Melinda Vernon N 270985 1 Sydney 23-Mar 14.3 Thalia Amanakis N 171286 2 Sydney 25-Oct Under 18 additions 14.4 Stephanie Guest N 200288 1 Sydney 22-Nov 4:30.04 Madeline Heiner N 150587 2 Brisb 12-Dec wind assisted 4:30.72 Anna Neumaier A 230487 2 Syd 23-Mar 12.98 3.5 Sally McLellan Q 190986 1 Bris 12-Dec 4:30.79 Fiona Nash V 230387 3 Brisb 12-Dec 13.83 3.5 Amanda Drew Q 020986 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 4:33.22 Camilla Whishaw T 230886 3 Sydney 23-Mar 13.91 3.5 Kylie Wildman N 230686 3 Bris 12-Dec 14.11 3.1 Jenna Lebrasse W 170387 1 Perth 8-Mar 3000 METRES 14.11 3.5 Thalia Amanakis N 171286 4 Bris 12-Dec Under 20 9:13.55 Georgie Clarke V 170684 14 Lausanne 1-Jul 400 METRES HURDLES 9:43.44 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 1 Melb 4-Dec Under 20 9:46.18 Melinda Vernon N 270985 1 Syd 14-Mar 59.83 Kimberley Crow V 090885 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 9:46.51 Felicity Abram Q 060487 1 Bris 14-Oct 60.60 Emily Allen V 220384 1 Melb 9-Dec 9:47.56 Camilla Whishaw T 230886 1 Syd 23-Mar 60.92 Roshaan Francisco W 151288 1 Bris 12-Dec mixed race 61.22 Annie Cahill N 191084 1 Bris 6-Apr 8:56.63 Georgie Clarke V 170684 mix Melb 9-Dec 62.09 Tarin Nevin N 271187 1 Sydney 23-Mar 9:47.57 Jessica Gilfillan Q 120292 mix Brisbane 14-Nov Under 18 additions 9:50.44 Joanne Ratapu Q 220190 mix Brisbane 14-Nov 62.23 Thaila Amanakis N 171286 1 Syd 6-Dec 9:53.2 Pippa Hendon W 090787 mix Perth 18-Oct 62.76 Lyndsey Pekin W 130586 4 Syd 23-Mar 9:54.8 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 mix Melb 4-Mar 62.90 Lauren McAdam Q 030287 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 9:55.15 Marnie Ponton A 160384 mix Canb 8-Nov 63.76 Kerryn Paull N 300486 2h Syd 23-Mar Under 18 additions 9:48.10 Fiona Nash N 230387 2 Syd 23-Mar 2000 METRES STEEPLECHASE RANKINGS RANKINGS 9:48.99 Jessica Boyd N 260586 3 Syd 23-Mar Under 20 9:51.39 Pippa Hendon W 090787 2 Melb 4-Dec 6:53.35 Marnie Ponton A 160384 1 Bris 6-Apr 6:58.92 Pippa Hendon W 090787 1 Bris 12-Dec 5000 METRES 7:00.94 Lucy Polkinghorne N 170386 2 Bris 6-Apr Under 20 7:01.42 Georgia Kaidonis S 250487 1 Sydney 23-Mar 16:46.67 Clare McKechnie V 270585 10 Melb 1-Mar 7:03.08 Courteney Jarrett Q 061285 1 Bris 12-Dec 17:34.14 Zhoe Warrington V 140588 7 Melb 20-Nov Under 18 additions 17:47.17 Fiona Nash V 230387 7 Melb 6-Nov 7:05.96 Kathryn Archbold N 030486 1 GC 13-Jul 17:49.5 Lauren Gardiner W 130985 1 Perth 31-Jan 7:08.54 Rina Dinsmore Q 050686 2 Sydney 10-Jan 17:56.4 Jocelyn Keage V 130184 7 Melb 13-Feb 17:58.05 Sarah Grahame V 100989 8 Melb 6-Nov 3000 METRES STEEPLECHASE mixed race Under 20 17:21.5 Pippa Hendon W 090787 mix Perth 9-Nov 11:09.67 Georgia Kaidonis S 250487 1 Ade 6-Dec 11:11.2 Kathryn Archbold N 030486 1 Sydney 20-Dec 10000 METRES 11:14.80 Sarah Grahame V 160989 1 Melb 27-Nov Under 20 11:14.09 Tiah Simmons T 061284 3 Brisb 6-Apr 35:50 Lauren Gardiner W 130985 1 Perth 17-Dec 11:56.6 Courteney Jarrett Q 061285 1 GC 19-Dec 36:40.72 Melinda Vernon N 270985 1 Syd 8-Nov 37:09.0 Sarah Grahame V 100989 1 Melb 1-Dec 4x100 METRES RELAY 37:19.6 Lauren Gardiner W 130985 1 Perth 14-Mar 46.09 Qld U18 Schools 1 Brisb 12-Dec 40:15.34 Kathryn Archbold N 030486 3 Syd 8-Nov 46.52 Qld U18 1 Sydney 23-Mar 46.54 Qld U20 1 Brisb 6-Apr 47.59 Australia (Gang-Green) 1 Sydney 11-Jan

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

47.97 NSW U16 Schools 1 Bris 12-Dec 3.80 Jacinta Lynn V 120285 1 Brisb 12-Dec Under 18 additions 4x400 METRES RELAY 3.55 Tereza Vodesil W 190587 1 Perth 2-Mar 3:46.46 NSW U20 1 Bris 6-Apr 3.55 Jana Tankosic S 100486 1 Ade 6-Dec 3:47.62 QLD U18 Schools 1 Bris 12-Dec 3:47.85 WA U18 Schools 2 Bris 12-Dec LONG JUMP 3:49.90 Australia (3 Star Pride] 1 Sydney 11-Jan Under 20 3:50.31 Vic U18 Schools 3 Bris 12-Dec 6.41 1.3 Shermin Oksuz W 240384 3 GC 12-Apr 6.30 1.4 Jacinta Boyd Q 100286 1 Brisb 12-Dec 5000 METRES WALK 6.06 1.6 Naomi Bligh N 060986 2 Bris 12-Dec Under 20 5.92 0.3 Edwina Clark N 200685 3 Bris 12-Dec 24:06.28 Susan Knapton N 191287 6 Sherbrooke 10-Jul 5.88 1.5 Lisa Hughes W 270484 hep Bris 4-Apr 24:17.11 Lisa Grant N 260485 1 Brisb 12-Dec wind assisted 24:38.75 Tanya Holiday S 210988 3 Sydney 11-Jan 6.46 3.3 Shermin Oksuz W 240384 2 Sydney 15-Feb 24:47.84 Jessica Heazlewood N 300587 4 Sydney 11-Jan Under 18 additions 25:11.01 Beki Lee N 251186 5 Brisb 12-Dec 5.71 1.3 Amamda West Q 060387 5 Brisbane 12-Dec mixed race 5.54 -0.5 Hayley Cervetto Q 051286 1 Bris 8-Mar 24:08.3 Tanya Holiday S 210988 m Ade 29-Nov 5.51 -0.2 Rebecca Philby S 081287 4 Ade 15-Nov 24:36.66 Laura Johnson N 310884 m Sydney 13-Dec 25:07.24 Jess Rothwell V 180689 m Melb 30-Oct TRIPLE JUMP Under 18 additions Under 20 26:20.73 Lynette Bannister T 060587 1 Hobart 2-Nov 12.57 1.5 Liz Dalton A 130386 1 Sydney 23-Mar 26:29.20 Emma Gray V 180886 1 Melb 9-Mar 12.50 1.2 Sarah Sydney Q 160284 4 Brisbane 4-Apr 12.47 1.0 Alyisha House N 151188 1 Brisb 12-Dec 10000 METRES TRACK WALK 12.38 1.8 Emma Knight V 020985 1 Bris 12-Dec Under 20 12.38 1.4 Linda Allen Q 031088 2 Bris 12-Dec 49:37.18 Laura Johnson N 310884 1 Brisb 5-Apr wind assisted 51:04.42 Lisa Grant N 260485 2 Brisb 5-Apr 12.64 2.8 Sarah Sydney Q 160284 1 Brisbane 8-Mar 56:29.59 Beki Lee N 251186 3 Brisb 5-Apr Under 18 additions 57:59.55 Vanessa Ebejer N 300385 4 Brisb 5-Apr 12.11 1.6 Rebecca Philby S 081287 4 Brisb 12-Dec 58:03.58 Chantelle Petith Q 101087 5 Brisb 5-Apr 11.86 Tabitha Dudley V 150486 2 Melb 13-Jan 11.85 1.9 Kelly Pinkerton Q 210787 5 Brisbane 12-Dec 10KM.WALK 11.71 -0.9 Hayley Cervetto Q 051286 5 Syd 10-Jan Under 20 49:21 Laura Johnson N 310884 2 Syd 26-Jul SHOT PUT 51:39 Lisa Grant N 260485 1 Melb 17-Aug Under 20 52:38 Susan Knapton N 191287 2 Syd 3-May 14.26 Belinda Johnson N 011184 4 Brisb 4-Apr 53:14 Jess Rothwell V 180689 1 Melb 9-Nov 14.17 Belinda Forsyth N 191285 1 Sydney 11-Oct 53:17 Beki Lee N 251186 2 Syd 12-Apr 13.83 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Sydney 23-Mar 54:19 Fiona Alldis N 300788 1 Syd 28-Jun 13.68 Sharmane Motuliki N 130387 1 Brisb 27-Jun 13.12 Annabel Thomson N 120587 1 Brisb 12-Dec HIGH JUMP Under 18 additions Under 20 12.80 Lisa Craig N 190786 1 Wollongong 25-Oct RANKINGS RANKINGS 1.93 Petrina Price N 260484 1 Sydney 15-Nov 12.70 Rebecca Papadopoulos N 180186 3 Sydney 23-Mar 1.85 Alexandra Church N 140184 1 Tallahassee 20-Mar 12.46 Julie Bennell Q 090587 4 Brisb 12-Dec 1.82 Ellen Pettitt W 130586 1 Perth 12-Oct 1.80 Claire Mallett N 291284 rel Sydney 29-Nov DISCUS THROW 1.78 Hannah Alderton V 100388 1 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 20 1.78 Tessa Densley V 250784 2 Melb 1-Mar 48.70 Julie Bennell Q 090587 4 Sydney 15-Feb 1.78 Matilda Gunn Q 190686 2 Brisb 4-Apr 48.47 Belinda Forsyth N 191285 1 Sydney 30-Aug 1.78 Casey Narrier W 290585 1 Perth 18-Oct 48.12 Sharmane Motuliki N 130387 2 Brisb 12-Dec 1.78 Sophia Begg N 140688 qu Sherbrooke 11-Jul 47.63 Sharyn Dickson N 190784 5 Syd 15-Feb Under 18 additions 47.51 Belinda Johnson N 011184 q Brisb 3-Apr 1.75 Amanda Bisk W 030386 2 Perth 8-Mar 47.29 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Sydney 6-Dec 1.73 Catherine Drummond Q 141287 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 46.52 Calista Lyon V 020186 2 Syd 23-Mar 1.72 Bianca Doja N 181186 3 Sydney 11-Jan Under 18 additions indoors 45.14 Annabel Thomson N 120587 1 Syd 5-Sep 1.87 Alexandra Church N 140184 2 Fayetteville 16-Mar 43.17 Tara Richardson N 301187 1 Sydney 22-Nov 41.49 Josene Peri N 171087 6 Sydney 8-Mar POLE VAULT 41.82 Lauren Smith W 151287 1 Perth 12-Oct Under 20 41.45 Tina Heilmann S 120187 1 Ade 26-Oct 4.05 Wendy Young S 180384 2 Perth 8-Feb 4.00 Charmaine Lucock Q 080487 3 Sherbrooke 13-Jul HAMMER THROW 3.85 Alana Boyd Q 100584 1 GC 14-Mar Under 20 & 18 3.80 Katrina Miroshnichenko (Rus) Q 120186 =3 GC 12-Apr 52.95 Erin Petrovic N 280285 3 Syd 20-Dec 3.80 Jamie Scroop S 290388 7 Sherbrooke 13-Jul 48.49 Alexie Brown W 040186 1 Syd 11-Jan

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

46.86 Michelle Schlechter Q 250887 1 GC 7-Dec 22.41 1.0 Joshua ross V 280789 1h Bri 14-Dec 46.65 Sally Chapman N 301287 1 Syd 12-Oct 22.51 1.2 Michael Bolton V 220188 1h Bri 14-Jan 45.28 Sarah Mtandwa V 150487 4 Melbourne 6-Nov wind assisted 44.21 Anita Millington T 220286 1 Hobart 13-Dec 22.15 2.7 Matthew Carter V 090288 1h Bri 14-Dec 22.26 2.7 Ken Bridger Q 030488 3h Bri 14-Dec JAVELIN THROW Under 20 & 18 200 METRES 50.93 Annabel Thompson N 120587 1 Melb 4-Dec Under 14 47.19 Zoe Pelbart N 110887 1 Sydney 10-Jan 23.27 1.5 Srdjan Veselinovic N 020390 1 Bri 14-Dec 44.99 Kristy May N 160187 1 Syd 12-Oct 23.47 1.5 Same Carson N 150490 2 Bri 14-Dec 44.80 Erin Burns N 220688 1 Brisbane 12-Dec 23.66 1.5 James Buckby Q 280390 3 Bri 14-Dec 43.74 Katherine Worotnicki V 060986 2 Brisbane 12-Dec 23.74 1.5 Frankie Iorfino N 250290 4 Bri 14-Dec 42.97 Emily Nolan A 140184 1 Canberra 15-Nov 24.17 1.6 Michael Lynagh Q 250890 Bri 21-Nov 42.44 Lauren Bale Q 301187 3 Brisbane 12-Dec 400 METRES HEPTATHLON Under 16 Under 20 48.46 Brendan Watt A 180988 1 Can 29-Nov 5075 Megan Wheatley W 100388 1 Bris 12-Dec 49.70 Tristan Garrett N 150488 2 Bri 14-Dec 5043 Amy Sadler N 170488 2 Bris 12-Dec 49.81 Dylan Grant Q 140388 1 Bri 30-Nov 5042 Jane Brotherton N 120784 1 Brisbane 4-Apr 50.02 Daniel Comparini N 180188 3 Bri 14-Dec 5001 Lisa Hughes W 240484 2 Brisbane 4-Apr 50.53 Sam Voss V 190488 2 Syd 23-Mar 4954 Bianca Debartolo N 170885 3 Brisbane 12-Dec Under 18 400 METRES 5009 Jennifer Coogan N 050587 1 Syd 23-Mar Under 14 3977 Nicolette Smith V 2 Syd 23-Mar 51.53 Zack Holmes W 300590 1 Bri 14-Dec 3779 La Bartlett N 2 Syd 2-Feb 52.62 Joseph Cunnington N 020190 2 Bri 14-Dec 3575 Cara Evans W 241187 1 Perth 20-Jan 53.16 Warwick Whitmore N 110190 3 Bri 14-Dec 3332 Laura Melis W 2 Perth 20-Jan 53.62 Shaun Anderson Q 160590 2h Bri 14-Dec 53.71 Joel Smythe V 170490 2h Bri 14-Dec

Australian Under - 16 and Under - 14 Rankings 800 METRES Under 16 Compiled by: Dan Suchy & Janet Stickler. 1.56.34 Nicholas Toohey Q 090488 1 Bri 14-Dec 1.57.09 Ben Jarvis W 150388 2 Bri 14-Dec Under-16 lists are for athletes born in 1988 & 1989; Under-14 lists are for athletes born in 1990 or later. 1.58.22 Andrew MacKenzie N 110288 4 Bri 14-Dec 1.59.21 Elliott Seed Q 191088 2 Bri 25-Oct Amendments to: [email protected] 1.59.50 Mark Schofield Q 030388 3 Bri 25-Oct

800 METRES Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Under 14 2.00.32 Joel Smythe V 170490 1 Bri 14-Dec 100 METRES 2.00.47 Zack Holmes W 300590 2 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 2.04.49 Daniel Ward W 90 4 Bri 14-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 10.95 0.1 Heath Goodall Q 120988 1 Bri 14-Dec 2.07.16 Warwich Whitmore N 110190 1 Bri 14-Dec 11.04 0.1 Ken Bridger Q 080488 2 Bri 14-Dec 2.09.52 Mitchell Lamb A 091090 4h Bri 14-Dec 11.18 0.1 Michael Bolton V 220188 4 Bri 14-Dec 11.15 0.7 Todd Bateman S 031088 1h Ade 02-Mar 1500 METRES 11.16 0.1 Matthew Carter V 090288 3 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 wind assisted 4.03.60 Matthew Coloe V 040288 1 Mel 27-Nov 10.9 V 1 Bal 14-Nov 4.10.04 Matt Bayley V 88 3 Mel 21-Oct 4.11.76 Jye Wilson Q 130488 1 Bri 26-Oct 100 METRES 4.13.19 Mark Scholfield Q 030388 2 Bri 26-Oct Under 14 4.13.6 Paul Morgan S 88 1 Ade 15-Mar 11.62 1.5 Frankie Iorfino N 250290 1h Syd 19-Oct 4.14.33 Nicholas Toohey Q 090488 3 Bri 26-Oct 11.63 0.6 James Buckby Q 280390 1h Bri 26-Oct 11.5 Srdjan Veselinovic N 020390 1 Syd 16-Mar 1500 METRES 11.96 Ahmed Badawy N 90 1 Syd 10-Sep Under 14 12.02 1.9 Sam Carson Q 150490 1 Bri 21-Nov 4.23.7 Andrew Hayes Q 150790 1 GC 28-Sep wind assisted 4.26.05 James Nipperess N 210590 1 Bri 14-Dec 11.57 2.6 Frankie Iorfino N 250290 1h Bri 14-Dec 4.26.47 Daniel Bulmer N 020190 2 Bri 14-Dec 4.26.49 Mitchell Lamb A 091090 3 Bri 14-Dec 200 METRES 4.26.62 Ryan Gregson W 260490 4 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 22.17 0.0 Todd Bateman S 031088 1 Bri 14-Dec 22.27 Brendan Watt A 180988 1 Can 18-Oct 22.38 2.0 Ken Bridger Q 030488 1 Bri 26-Oct

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

3000 METRES 6.24.25 Ryan Crockford S 010588 4 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 6.28.52 Ruben Arunasalam V 310588 5 Bri 14-Dec 9.01.29 Matthew Coloe V 040288 1 Mel 04-Dec 9.03.18 Tim Houlihan V 021089 3 Bri 14-Dec HIGH JUMP 9.06.99 Jye Wilson Q 130488 3 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 9.08.21 Ben Guest N 160388 4 Bri 14-Dec 2.04 Ben Rickards T 170188 3 Bri 14-Dec 9.11.80 Matthew Rando N 200188 5 Bri 14-Dec 2.03 Liam Zamal-Paez Q 040888 1 Bri 14-Dec 2.03 Kane Brigg Q 140188 2 Bri 14-Dec 3000 METRES WALK 1.97 Simon Cohen N 130188 4 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 1.93 Tyler Jackman S 88 3 Syd 23-Mar 13.58.42 Alan Murray Q 070688 1 Bri 14-Dec 14.03.15 Brendan Reading A 260189 2 Bri 14-Dec HIGH JUMP 14.09.45 Gregorz Wolszczak S 110389 3 Bri 14-Dec Under 14 14.17.74 Jared Loi Q 150490 4 Bri 14-Dec 1.82 Joshua Heap Q 270190 1 Bri 14-Dec 14.19.96 Daniel Coleman T 020289 5 Bri 14-Dec 1.77 Chris Atwell Q 250490 1 Bri 26-Oct 1.76 Cameron Pennell Q 110190 2 Bri 14-Dec 1500 METRES WALK 1.76 Robbie North N 070490 4 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 1.76 Mitchell Smith V 300190 5 Bri 14-Dec 6.31.76 Glen Sellen N 180488 1 Syd 09-Feb 6.33.5 Ian Rayson N 040288 1 Syd 16-Mar POLE VAULT 6.44.16 Blake Egelton N 151088 2 Syd 09-Feb Under 16 6.45.04 Alan Murray Q 070688 1 Bri 25-Oct 4.38 Matthew Boyd Q 290488 4 GC 19-Dec 6.51.31 Justin Smith Q 150988 2 Bri 25-Oct 4.30 Lucas Brenen S 061189 1 Ade 01-Nov 4.10 Michael Leask W 201289 1 Per 31-Oct 1500 METRES WALK 4.00 Dion Pocklington V 080188 1 BH 29-Jan Under 14 3.75 Matei Tzvetanov W 030289 4 Bri 14-Dec 6.31.47 Jared Loi Q 150490 1 Bri 05-Dec 3.75 Eric Van Ryswyk S 160488 4 Bri 14-Dec 6.57.96 Jake Hogan V 160390 2 Bri 14-Dec 7.15.67 Brook Keys N 90 2 Syd 19-Oct POLE VAULT 7.15.84 Mark Ridgwell S 90 3 Ade 02-Mar Under 14 7.16.01 Rhydian Cowey V 040191 3 Bri 14-Dec 3.35 Travis Hayto W 160190 1 Per 22-Nov 3.10 Toby Schultz S 260490 Ade 02-Mar 100 METRES HURDLES (.84M) 2.50 Benjamin McPherson N 110190 2 Syd 19-Oct Under 16 2.50 Jerome Grey N 260390 2 Bri 14-Dec 12.96 1.7 Lachlan Stanton Q 050988 1 Bri 14-Dec 2.30 Theophilos Toumazos S 260391 3 Bri 14-Dec 13.28 1.7 Jordon Reis A 290788 2 Bri 14-Dec 13.36 1.7 Eoin Quinn Q 161288 3 Bri 14-Dec LONG JUMP 13.40 1.7 Andrew Yong Q 050488 4 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 13.41 1.7 Michael Bolton V 220188 5 Bri 14-Dec 7.38 1.5 Christopher Noffke Q 060188 1 Bri 21-Nov 6.91 -0.2 David Gourdis W 140389 2 Bri 14-Dec 90 METRES HURDLES (.76M) 6.79 1.9 Samuel Rodgers N 121088 2 Syd 23-Mar Under 14 6.71 -1.1 Wade Bremner N 040588 3 Bri 14-Dec 12.41 1.8 Sam Carson Q 150490 1 Bri 14-Dec 6.48 0.7 Wally Meekin W 100188 5 Bri 14-Dec RANKINGS 12.79 1.8 Ben McPherson N 110190 2 Bri 14-Dec wind assisted RANKINGS 12.97 1.8 Adam Bevis Q 190390 3 Bri 14-Dec 6.61 2.9 Ryan Anderson V 180488 3 Syd 23-Mar 13.06 1.8 Dan Wise Q 070690 4 Bri 14-Dec 6.53 3.5 Lucas Mata W 08078 1 Per 31-Oct 13.08 1.8 Alexander Chee N 040190 5 Bri 14-Dec 6.50 4.1 Wally Meekin W 100188 2 Per 31-Oct wind assisted 12.92 2.2 Dan Wise Q 070690 2h Bri 14-Dec LONG JUMP 13.07 2.2 Alexander Chee N 040190 3h Bri 14-Dec Under 14 6.31 1.7 Anthony Lipari W 110190 1 Bri 14-Dec 200M HURDLES (10 FLIGHTS 0.76M) 6.26 Tyron Harvey Q 170790 1 Twn 26-Sep Under 16 5.86 Ben Henaway Q 160890 1 Twn 26-Sep 24.72 0.6 Lachlan Stanton Q 050888 1 Bri 14-Dec 5.83 1.5 Sam Laidlaw S 280290 4 Bri 14-Dec 25.36 0.6 Alexander Bubner S 071088 2 Bri 14-Dec 5.79 2.0 Callum Healey V 041290 3 Bri 14-Dec 25.39 0.6 Jarryd Hayne N 150288 3 Bri 14-Dec wind assisted 25.43 1.0 Ben Rickards T 170188 2sf Bri 14-Dec 6.12 2.4 Ben Henaway Q 160890 1 Bri 25-Oct 25.43 0.6 Brett Watton N 240288 4 Bri 14-Dec 6.03 2.9 Callum Healey V 041290 3 Bri 14-Dec wind assisted 5.87 3.7 Benjamin Handcock N 90 1 Syd 19-Oct 25.15 3.7 Jarryd Hayne N 150288 1= Syd 19-Oct TRIPLE JUMP 2000M STEEPLECHASE Under 16 Under 16 14.40 1.2 Wally Meekin W 100188 1 Bri 14-Dec 6.14.07 Jye Wilson Q 130488 1 Bri 14-Dec 14.18 1.0 Scott McLeod-Robins Q 230588 2 Bri 14-Dec 6.17.04 Ryan Foster T 260888 2 Bri 14-Dec 13.90 1.0 Keegan Ontong A 141188 3 Bri 14-Dec 6.17.10 Om Halliday Q 290188 3 Bri 14-Dec 13.62 1.3 David Gourdis W 140389 4 Bri 14-Dec

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Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Wind Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

13.51 1.8 Brett Gillespie Q 140288 7 Bri 14-Dec MULTI-EVENT wind assisted Under 16 14.55 3.4 Wally Meekin W 100188 1 Bri 12-Dec 4020 Sam Giatrakos S 111188 1 Syd 23-Mar 14.21 2.1 Scott McLeod-Robins Q 230588 1 Bri 26-Oct 3918 Brett Watton N 240288 2 Syd 23-Mar 13.55 2.2 Patrick Sham-Yuen V 060288 5 Bri 14-Dec 3858 Jarrett Van Den Akker N 88 1 Syd 02-Feb 3858 Hamish Nelson V 311088 3 Syd 23-Mar TRIPLE JUMP 3727 Mitchell Lushey W 88 4 Syd 23-Mar Under 14 12.97 0.6 Anthony Lipari W 110190 1 Bri 14-Dec 12.99 1.2 Ashley Smith V 200790 2 Bri 14-Dec WOMEN 12.53 1.6 Sam Laidlaw S 280290 3 Bri 14-Dec 12.28 1.4 Ben Handcock N 260190 5 Bri 14-Dec 100 METRES 12.28 1.5 Kenneth Allison Q 240190 4 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 wind assisted 12.13 1.9 Madeline Woodbridge V 010288 1h Bri 14-Dec 13.10 2.2 Anthony Lipari W 110190 1 Bri 14-Dec 11.9 -1.2 Maricor Cuencor N 010288 1 Syd 15-Nov 12.38 2.3 Kenneth Allison Q 240190 4 Bri 14-Dec 12.22 0.3 Madelin Poke T 161188 1h Bri 14-Dec 12.26 1.1 Roshaan Francisco W 151288 1 Per 12-Oct SHOT PUT (4KG) 12.29 1.8 Laura Verlinden N 011288 3 Syd 08-Mar Under 16 wind assisted 19.35 Nicholas Andriakos N 030388 1 Bri 14-Dec 12.22 2.6 Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen N 170288 2 Syd 19-Oct 18.29 Joe Stevens Q 160388 1 Bri 28-Nov 12.22 2.6 Laura Verlinden 2 Syd 19-Oct 18.20 Emanuele Fuamatu N 271089 1 Syd 08-Nov 12.0 3.7 Jessica Gulli V 88 1 Mel 14-Nov 17.84 Matthew Cherry Q 200389 3 Bri 14-Dec 12.30 2.6 Briony Kanard N 171188 Syd 19-Oct 17.72 Andrew Peska V 230389 5 Bri 14-Dec 100 METRES SHOT PUT (3KG) Under 14 Under 14 12.22 0.4 Olivia Tauro N 110690 1 Bri 14-Dec 18.48 Brent Dixon Q 260590 1 Bri 14-Dec 12.49 0.4 Sarah Thomson N 041090 2 Bri 14-Dec 18.34 Jushua Starke Q 120190 2 Bri 14-Dec 12.51 -0.3 Kelsey Carmichael W 310390 1 Per 12-Oct 18.20 Jake Mendes N 080390 3 Bri 14-Dec 12.52 0.4 Madelyn Austin Q 120490 3 Bri 14-Dec 17.83 Rhyss Keane N 090390 4 Bri 14-Dec 12.4 Jacinta Doyle N 230290 2 Syd 16-Mar 17.67 Liam Suter Q 150790 5 Bri 14-Dec 200 METRES DISCUS (1KG) Under 16 Under 16 24.40 0.7 Madeline Woodbridge V 010288 1h Bri 14-Dec 58.12 Michael Anderson Q 120389 1 Bri 14-Dec 24.54 0.8 Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen N 170288 1 Bri 14-Dec 57.48 Bart Atherinos Q 151088 2 Bri 14-Dec 24.70 0.7 Joanne Stannard W 070188 2h Bri 14-Dec 56.50 Broderick Hayes Q 120688 1 GC 30-Nov 24.71 0.7 Emma Ferguson Q 260388 3h Bri 14-Dec 56.49 Tarquin Pollock N 311088 3 Bri 14-Dec 24.77 0.8 Kristen Andrews N 170689 3 Bri 14-Dec 55.95 Andrew Peska V 230389 1.0 Mel 11.50 200 METRES DISCUS (1KG) Under 14 Under 14 24.72 1.6 Olivia Tauro N 110690 1 Bri 14-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 55.17 Brent Dixon Q 260590 1 Bri 14-Dec 25.26 1.6 Renee Asonitis N 270190 2 Bri 14-Dec 53.39 Liam Suter Q 150790 1 Bri 05-Dec 25.28 1.6 Madelyn Austin Q 120490 3 Bri 14-Dec 52.47 Zac Hawes N 090290 2 Bri 14-Dec 25.57 1.6 Sarah Thomson N 141090 4 Bri 14-Dec 50.06 J Philip V 90 1 Mel 17-Oct 25.67 1.3 Jennifer Tagney Q 270290 Bri 24-Oct 49.91 Jake Mendes N 080390 3 Bri 14-Dec 400 METRES JAVELIN (700GM) Under 16 Under 16 53.78 Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen N 170288 3 She 12-Jul 60.49 Nathan Burgess V 150288 1 Bri 14-Dec 55.37 Zoe Buckman A 211288 mix Can 29-Nov 57.94 Thomas Hall Q 280888 2 Bri 14-Dec 55.47 Roshaan Francisco W 151288 1 Per 31-Oct 57.62 Trent Rogers Q 220889 3 Bri 14-Dec 55.95 Angeline Blackburn A 170889 2 Bri 14-Dec 54.49 Warwick Head W 080188 4 Bri 14-Dec 56.28 Briony Kanard N 88 1 Syd 23-Mar 53.28 Adam Watson V 010989 5 Bri 14-Dec 400 METRES JAVELIN (600GM) Under 14 Under 14 56.33 Rene Asonitis N 270190 1 Bri 14-Dec 52.67 Elias Eliadis Q 290490 1 Bri 14-Dec 57.91 Sarah Wilson Q 240490 1 Bri 26-Oct 48.41 Jai William Hoff Q 280290 3 Bri 14-Dec 58.5 Shellie Wilkes N 220290 2 Syd 16-Mar 47.03 Matthew Aird N 270390 3 Bri 14-Dec 58.69 Kellie Petersen Q 170590 2 Bri 26-Oct 46.79 Callum Healey V 041290 4 Bri 14-Dec 58.88 Jane Merry Q 070590 3 Bri 26-Sep 46.54 Anthony Lipari W 110190 5 Bri 14-Dec

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Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date Perf. Name Ass DOB Place Venue Date

800 METRES 90M HURDLES (.76M) Under 16 Under 16 2.08.82 Zoe Buckman A 211288 1 Can 08-Nov 12.78 1.4 Taral Holt N 101188 1h Bri 14-Dec 2.09.30 Emily Johnson N 070288 2 Syd 02-Feb 12.87 0.7 Helaina Bannister Q 230688 2 Bri 14-Dec 2.09.85 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 1 Mel 23-Feb 12.91 0.7 Jessica Gulli V 190388 3 Bri 14-Dec 2.10.23 Sarah Cant V 090388 1 Mel 09-Dec 13.07 1.6 Alison Tremaine N 080488 1h Bri 14-Dec 2.10.37 Sianne Toemoe N 170689 1 Syd 08-Nov 13.07 1.6 Lucy Newton Q 311088 2h Bri 14-Dec wind assisted 800 METRES 12.6 2.5 Katherine Crerie W 1 Per 29-Nov Under 14 12.8 2.5 Hannah Willis W 2 Per 29-Nov 2.13.64 Emily Pluck A 070790 1 Bri 14-Dec 2.14.22 Alicia Keir N 190391 2 Bri 14-Dec 80M HURDLES (.762) 2.18.38 Alex Ovett Q 250590 3 Bri 14-Dec Under 14 2.19.33 Kristy Windisch Q 190590 2h Bri "14-Dec Bri" 12.86 Jacinta Doyle N 230290 1 Syd 15-Nov 2.19.36 Rennee Asonitis N 270190 1 Syd 06-Sep 12.86 0.2 Kellie Petersen Q 170590 1 Bri 05-Dec 13.09 0.4 Brodie McDowell V 060790 3h Bri 14-Dec 1500 METRES 13.19 -0.6 Kylee Gluskie T 90 1 Hob 06-Oct Under 16 13.20 -0.6 Meaghan Volker T 201090 2 Hob 06-Oct 4.25.28 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 3h She 10-Jul wind assisted 4.29.19 Sarah Cant V 030988 1 Mel 27-Nov 12.45 2.8 Jacinta Doyle N 230290 1 Bri 14-Dec 4.29.25 Emily Johnson N 070288 1 Syd 23-Mar 12.61 2.8 Kellie Petersen Q 170590 2 Bri 14-Dec 4.34.17 Lexy Gilmour N 290889 1 Syd 09-Mar 12.65 2.8 Kelsey Dwyer V 220590 3 Bri 14-Dec 4.37.00 Zhoe Warrington V 140588 2 Mel 27-Nov 12.80 2.8 Raqchael Day Q 250190 4 Bri 14-Dec 12.86 2.8 Brodie McDowell V 060790 5 Bri 14-Dec 1500 METRES Under 14 200M HURDLES (.762) 10 FLIGHTS 4.38.24 Renee Asonitis N 270190 2 Syd 06-Sep Under 16 4.39.59 Emily Pluck A 070790 1 Can 29-Nov 27.91 0.8 Jessica Gulli V 190388 1 Syd 23-Mar 4.48.70 Chloe Tighe N 280990 2 Bri 14-Dec 28.30 Alexandra Shorter N 280488 1 Syd 25-Oct 4.49.74 Kristy Windisch Q 090590 1 Bri 14-Nov 29.30 -3.5 Katherine Crerie W 281288 1 Bri 16-Dec 4.49.81 Alicia Keir N 190391 3 Bri 14-Dec 29.40 0.2 Ashlee Rayson W 300188 1 Per 09-Mar 30.38 -1.4 Stephanie Capper Q 120289 1 GC 21-Sep 3000 METRES wind assisted Under 16 28.65 2.4 Hannah Wills 3 Bri 14-Dec 9.43.44 Hayley Tomlinson V 300388 1 Mel 04-Dec 28.70 2.4 Amanda Morris 4 Bri 14-Dec 9:47.57 Jessica Gilfillan Q 120292 mix Bri 14-Nov 28.83 2.4 Katherine Crerie W 281288 5 Bri 14-Dec 10.01.54 Ashlea Gilfillan Q 310388 1 Bri 14-Nov 29.66 2.2 Stephanie Capper Q 1 Bri 26-Oct 10.02.66 Emily Johnson N 070288 Syd 21-Mar 10.08.88 Zhoe Warrington V 140588 1 Bri 14-Dec 2000M STEEPLECHASE Under 16 3000 METRES WALK 7.04.20 Ashlea Gilfillian Q 310388 1 Syd 23-Mar Under 16 7.07.31 Sarah Grahame V 091089 2 Bri 14-Dec 14.12.57 Tanya Holliday S 210988 1 Ade 26-Oct 7.08.4 Emily Johnson N 070288 1 Syd 20-Dec RANKINGS RANKINGS 14.31.11 Jessica Rothwell V 180689 1 Mel 02-Nov 7:10.43 Sophie Kaidonis S 010788 2 Syd 23-Mar 14.53.98 Fiona Alldis N 300788 7 Bri 11-Dec 7.13.08 Holly Pobje N 200988 3 Bir 14-Dec 15.23.18 Sibon Fuzzard V 141188 4 Bri 14-Dec 15.43.24 Siobahn Donovan V 241288 5 Bri 14-Dec HIGH JUMP Under 16 1500 METRES WALK 1.78 Sophia Begg N 140688 2 She 07-Jul Under 16 1.78 Hannah Alderton V 100388 1 Bri 14-Dec 6.41.59 Tanya Holliday S 210988 1 Ade 02-Mar 1.75 Amy Page N 070488 Syd 30-Nov 6.58.27 Fiona Alldis N 300788 Syd 23-Mar 1.72 Katherine Robb S 290488 2 Bri 14-Dec 6.58.49 Jessica Rothwell V 180689 2 Syd 23-Mar 1.72 Natialie Milne T 240888 Mul Hob 22-Nov 7.02.6 Daniela Crollini N 88 2 Syd 16-Mar 7.04.91 Caitlin Worrell A 160389 1 Can 05-Nov HIGH JUMP Under 14 1500 METRES WALK 1.70 Trudy Thompson N 130190 1 Syd 30-Nov Under 14 1.65 Laura Punzell Q 120690 2 Bri 14-Dec 7.16.66 Tara Foran Q 250490 1 Bri 08-Mar 1.62 Caitlyn Gough N 100191 3 Bri 14-Dec 7.21.25 Jessie Palfreyman V 061090 1 Mel 23-Feb 1.61 Jennifer Tagney Q 270290 1 Bri 26-Oct 7.22.10 Dianne Petith Q 060790 Mel 14-Nov 1.59 Emily Hurtz N 020190 2 Syd 06-Sep 7.25.0 Danielle Densley Scott W 050790 2 Per 31-Oct 1.59 Lynece George Q 101090 4 Bri 14-Dec 7.26.89 Natialie Laurie V 070891 2 Bri 14-Dec 1.59 Sally Carter S 210390 5 Bri 14-Dec 1.59 Samantha Maykin Q 251290 7 Bri 14-Dec

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POLE VAULT SHOT PUT (3KG) Under 16 Under 14 3.80 Jamie Scroop S 290388 7 She 13-Jul 14.15 Vika Lolo N 170190 1 Syd 19-Oct 3.40 Jacqui Williams V 191188 2 Bri 14-Dec 13.33 Jaymi Schultz Q 260490 2 Bri 14-Dec 3.30 Danielle O'Reilly S 051088 2 Ade 03-Jan 12.07 Abby Hearnden V 90 1 Mel 21-Oct 3.30 Miranda Tiong W 160988 Per 29-Nov 11.95 Bianca Maurer V 100490 3 Bri 14-Dec 3.20 Jasmine Riches W 111188 1 Per 31-Oct 11.91 Jaymi Schultz Q 260490 1 Bri 26-Oct

POLE VAULT DISCUS (1KG) Under 14 Under 16 3.70 Vicky Parnov W 241090 1 Per 29-Nov 47.29 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Syd 06-Sep 3.35 Rachel Birtles W 220590 Per 12-Oct 42.93 Catherine Spink Q 280689 1 Bri 26-Oct 2.90 Sarah Green W 260690 Per 29-Nov 42.10 Stacey Vernon V 141288 3 Bri 14-Dec 2.70 Laura Rudaks S 230590 4 Bri 14-Dec 40.47 Morgan Vosilla N 300689 1 Syd 19-Oct 2.55 Leah Cooper T 130390 5 Bri 14-Dec 40.06 Stephanie Squires Q 150888 1 Bri 26-Oct

LONG JUMP DISCUS (1KG) Under 16 Under 14 5.77 2.0 Grace Scantlebury Q 020188 1 Bri 14-Dec 41.49 Vika Lolo N 170190 4 Bri 14-Dec 5.67 1.1 Larissa Perry W 220789 2 Bri 14-Dec 39.74 Jessica Cameron N 160191 1 Syd 6-Sep 5.64 1.5 Lauren Boden A 030888 3 Bri 14-Dec 39.10 Jaymi Schultz Q 260490 2 Bri 14-Dec 5.63 1.1 Megan Wheatley W 100388 Mul Bri 14-Dec 38.16 Sinren Kaur N 90 1 Syd 19-Oct 5.54 1.3 Candice Morley N 090188 5 Bri 14-Dec 37.09 Bianca Maurer V 100490 3 Bri 14-Dec

LONG JUMP JAVELIN Under 14 Under 16 5.49 1.5 Jacinta Doyle N 230290 1 Bri 14-Dec 44.80 Erin Burns N 220688 1 Bri 14-Dec 5.28 1.0 Tahnee ReynoldsHopkin W 090190 2 Bri 14-Dec 41.92 Amy Sadler N 170488 1 Bri 23-Oct 5.27 1.0 Katie Cox Q 290790 3 Bri 14-Dec 41.90 Fiona Plunkett Q 010988 1 Bri 26-Oct 5.18 0.4 Jennifer Tagney Q 270290 1 Twn 26-Sep 41.35 Lauren Bale Q 110689 1 Bri 25-Oct 5.15 1.6 Jamie Conneely Q 050390 4 Bri 14-Dec 40.31 Dana Eagers Q 120489 1 Bri 14-Oct wind assisted 39.51 Dona-marie Breglia W 090489 4 Bri 14-Dec 5.43 2.6 Tahnee ReynoldsHopkin W 090190 2 Bri 14-Dec JAVELIN (400GM) TRIPLE JUMP Under 14 Under 16 42.24 Bianca Maurer V 100490 1 Bri 14-Dec 12.47 1 Alyisha House N 151188 1 Bri 13-Dec 40.70 Hannah Vanderwal W 040190 2 Bri 14-Dec 11.90 -0.7 Linda Allen Q 031088 3 Syd 10-Jan 39.58 Sara Jaric S 230190 3 Bri 14-Dec 11.80 1.1 Tenika Demamiel W 201188 2 Bri 14-Dec 37.84 Lucille Holly Q 190990 4 Bri 14-Dec 11.73 Lauren Boden A 030888 1 Can 29-Nov 36.90 Ashleigh Bailey W 290591 5 Bri 14-Dec 11.71 -1.1 Tracey Barnett Q 120988 1 Bri 28-Nov wind assisted HAMMER (4KG) 11.86 3.5 Tenika Dememiel W 201188 1 Per 29-Nov Under 16 RANKINGS RANKINGS 42.82 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Bri 14-Dec TRIPLE JUMP 41.25 Nicole Burow Q 210788 2 Bri 07-Dec Under 14 39.96 Rachel Dodoo N 290288 Syd 19-Oct 11.96 1.2 Tahnee ReynoldsHopkin W 090190 1 Per 09-Nov 37.07 Staphanie Squires Q 150888 1 Bri 25-Oct 11.34 1.9 Katie Cox Q 290790 1 Bri 26-Oct 36.96 Natalie Milne T 240888 1 Hob 19-Oct 11.19 1.8 Paris Keeley W 230390 3 Bri 14-Dec 11.08 2.0 Sally Carter S 210390 4 Bri 14-Dec MULTI-EVENTS 10.88 1.4 Rachel Day Q 250190 5 Bri 14-Dec Under 16 wind assisted 4933 Amy Sadler N 170488 1 Syd 23-Mar 11.39 2.4 Katie Cox Q 2 Bri 14-Dec 4825 Megan Wheatley W 100388 2 Syd 23-Mar 11.05 2.1 Jessica Stout W 90 2 B ri 26-Oct 4000 Shannon McCann W 201288 4 Syd 23-Mar 3675 Lauren Juliff W 251088 3 Per 19-Jan SHOT PUT (4KG) 4098 Taimie Maidla 88 3 Syd 23-Mar Under 16 13.83 Dani Samuels N 260588 1 Syd 23-Mar 12.78 Stacey Vernon V 141288 2 Bri 14-Dec 12.73 Vika Lolo N 170190 3 Bri 14-Dec 12.36 Christie Chamberlain N 090689 4 Bri 14-Dec 12.36 Jessica O'Brien Q 170688 5 Bri 12-Dec

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Youcef Abdi Luke Adams

Date of Birth: 7 December 1977 Date of Birth: 22 October 1976 Occupation: Sea Freight Operator Occupation: Student - B. Industrial Design (3rd Year) Height: 177cm Height: 189cm Weight: 66kg Weight: 70kg State: NSW State: NSW Coach: John Fitzgerald Coach: Mike Hillardt Previous Coaches: Ron Weigel, Nick A'Hern,Yvonne Melene Previous Coaches: Said Aouita, Mike Little Scholarship:AIS Scholarship: NSWIS Club: Bankstown Athletic Club Club: Randwick Botany Harriers Place of Birth / Residence:Tanzania/Canberra Place of Birth / Residence:Azazga,Algeria/Sydney Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 5000m Walk: '96 - 1st (U20) AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 10000m Walk: '96 - 2nd (U20) 1500: '00 - 2nd, '01 - 4th, '02 - 2nd, '03 - dnf (fell) 20km Walk: '95 - 1st (U20), '99 - 3rd, '00 - 4th, '01 - 2nd, '02 - 2nd, '03 - 1st 30km Walk: '98 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 50km Walk: '02 - 3rd, '03 - dnf World Juniors: '96 - 800m heat (1:54.12) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World School Games: '94 World Junior Championships: '94 - 10000m Walk 24th Commonwealth Games: '02 - 1500m 3rd (3:37.77) World Walking Cup: '99 - 10km Walk 55th, '02 50km Walk 29th (team 4th) World Cup: '02 - 1500m 4th East Asian Games: '01 - 20km Walk 7th World Championships: '03 - 1500m 8th semi (3:40.13) World University Games: '01 - 20km Walk 10th (1:28.02) Commonwealth Games: '02 - 20km Walk 2nd (1:26.03) PROGRESSION: World Championships: '03 - 20km Walk 5th (1:19.35) 1500m 1998 3:40.90 PROGRESSION: 1999 3:41.00 20km Road Walk 1996 1:25.27 2000 3:39.77 1999 1:23.52 2001 3:37.81 2000 1:24.18 2002 3:36.35 2001 1:26.31 2003 3:36.35 2002 1:23.56 2003 1:19.35 EVENTS / PB’s: 50km Road Walk 2002 4:04.03 1500m 2002 3:36.35 EVENTS / PB’s: 3000m 2003 7:54.31 10000m Walk 2002 40:46.32 800m 2002 1:48.32 20km Road Walk 2003 1:19.35 Mile 2001 3:59.57 3000m Walk 1995 11:48.4 5000m Walk 2000 19:34.68 Interesting Facts: 50km Road Walk 2002 4:04.03 Youcef was born and raised in Algeria and came to Australia in 1996 when he decided that Algeria wasn't safe anymore to practice sport. He Interesting Facts: fell in love with Sydney, which is now his place of residence.Abdi's nickname is 'You you' and his favourite hobbies include soccer, going to the Luke's brother was a member of an expedition team to Antarctica in 1998 and his grandfather played Sheffield Shield Cricket. He was born in movies and listening to music. He started running when he was 14 to accompany his brother who was scared of running in the bush by Tanzania when his parents were there as medical missionaries. Outside of athletics, Luke enjoys the study and exploration of design, as well as himself.Youcef went to school in France with famous French soccer player Tenry Henri. He can also speak French and Arabic.Youcef is rock climbing and golf. Shaving down before competition is a ritual Luke adheres to. He has fully recovered from surgery to rectify ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE coached by Mike Hillardt,Australia's second fastest 1500m runner at 3:33.39. compartment syndrome in both of his lower legs.

Sporting Career: Sporting Career: Youcef competed in the 1996 World Juniors in the 800m, where he didn't proceed past the heats. Since settling in Australia, he has made Luke started his international career with a 24th placing at the 1994 World Junior Championships. His selection in and World Walking Cup teams are his 4th and 5th national team since 1999. Made a sensational 50km Walk debut in May 2002, steady progress over the 1500m and now the 13th fastest in Australian history. Enjoyed an excellent domestic season in 2002 which included clocking 4:04.03, after being on 3:49 pace at the 25km mark. Claimed his first championship medal at the Commonwealth Games winning a strong win over Craig Mottram, a silver at the Nationals and selection in the Commonwealth Games team - his first Australian team. Ran a silver in the 20km walk. In his major 50km walk debut, he placed 29th at the World Race Walking Cup in Turin in October 2002 and assisted series of good races in the lead up to the Commonwealth Games with five sub-3:40 runs including a new best of 3:37.71. Ran a great tactical the Australian team to 4th place - its best ever finish in the teams event.Won the National 20km walk title in April 2003, lowered his 20km race to claim the bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games.Youcef's medal was the first by an Australian in the 1500m at an Olympics, Walk best twice and was rewarded with selection in the 2003 World Championship team. Luke achieved an outstanding 5th placing in Paris, World Championships or Commonwealth Games since Herb Elliot in 1960. Competing in Reiti, Italy in the lead-up to the IAAF World Cup in clocking 1:19.35 and moving him to No. 4 on the Australian All-time list. Athletics,Youcef Abdi clocked a sensational time in the men's 1500m, of 3:36.35.At the IAAF World Cup,Youcef finished fourth in the 1500m, clocking 3:41.01. Youcef had a steady build-up for the 2003 World Championships running a 3:37 in July followed by a 3000m pb of 7:54.31. Abdi ran a great race to equal his pb of 3:36.35 in Belgium on August 1. Competing in Paris at his first Olympics/World Championships,Youcef pogressed to the semi and missed qualifying for the final by one position.

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Justin Anlezark Adam Basil

Date of Birth: 14 August 1977 Date of Birth: 14 April 1975 Occupation: Coach Occupation: Student/Athlete Height: 188cm Height: 176 cm Weight: 127kg Weight: 76kg State: QLD State:VIC Coach: Scott Murphy Coach:Adam Larcom Previous Coach: James Toussis Previous Coaches: Barry McLeod, Esa Peltola Scholarship: QAS Scholarship:VIS Club:Toowoomba Glennie Club: Essendon Place of Birth / Residence: Katherine NT/Toowoomba QLD Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Melbourne Marital Status: Married Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Shot Put: '96 - 1st (U20), '97 - 1st (U20) - 2nd (Open), '98 - 1st, 98 - (CGT) 1st, '00 - 1st, '00 - AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: (OGT) 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st 100m: '94-1st(U/20), '95-1st(U/20), 96-heat, '98(CGT)-7th, '99-2nd, '00 Discus: '96 - 1st (Open) (OGT)-semi, '01-4th, '02-8th, '03 - 3rd 100yards: '99-1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200m: '94-1st(U/20), '95-1st(U/20), '01-1st B Final, '03 - 6th Commonwealth Games: '98 - Shot 7th (18.44m), '02 - Shot 1st (20.91m) Olympic Games: '00 - Shot Qual Round (18.59m) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Cup: '98 - Shot 7th(18.26m), '02 - Silver (20.77m) World Championships: '99-4x100m DNC, '01-4x100m 4th, '03-4x100m 6th semi (38.76, 38.90) World Junior Championships: '94 - Shot 12th (15.67), Discus Qual Round (45.18); '96 - Shot 2nd (18.21m), Discus Qual Round (48.70m) World Juniors: '94-200m Injured, 4x100m Injured World Championships: '01 - Shot Qual Round (18.70m), '03 - shot 5th (20.61) World University Games: '01-100m 2nd Round, 4x100m 5th World Indoors: '03 - Shot Put 5th (20.65) PROGRESSION: PROGRESSION: 100m 1993 10.80 Shot Put 1993 14.75m 1994 10.50 1994 16.10m 1996 10.59 1995 17.25m 1997 10.83 1996 18.21m 1998 10.83 1997 18.56m 1999 10.34/10.24w 1998 19.36m 2000 10.33 1999 18.49m 2001 10.37 2000 20.35m AR 2002 10.55 2001 20.14m 2003 10.29 2002 20.91m AR 2003 20.69 (indoors) 2003 20.96 AR EVENTS / PB’s: 100m 2003 10.29 EVENTS / PB’s: 200m 1998 21.20 Discus Throw 2001 54.45m Shot Put 2003 20.96m Interesting Facts: RECORD(S): Known simply to his team mates as "BAZ",Adam is now being coached by AFL Strength and Conditioning Coach - Adam Larcom (Fremantle Australian Record - Shot Put - 20.96m Dockers).Away from the track he is busy with his studies in Human Movement. He enjoys watching soccer,AFL and is a fan of what he Australian Record - Shot Put - 20.69m (indoors) describes as the greatest sport on earth - wrestling. Commonwealth Record Games - Shot Put - 20.91m Sporting Career: Interesting Facts: Adam was one of Australia's leading junior sprinters twice winning the National U20 double and representing Australia at the 1994 Justin's friends know him as "Judo" and he enjoys fishing and eating (usually in that order) outside of athletics. In 1998 he suffered an injury to ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE World Juniors (Lisbon). In December 1998, he won the Australian 100 yards Championship at the Boxing Day Cricket Test at the MCG. In a finger on his right hand, which hampered his performances at the Commonwealth Games and the following 1999 season. His father was a early 1999 Adam smashed his PB and clocked a series of fast times. Starting in Perth he ran slightly windy times of 10.26 and 10.24, winning PROFILES ATHLETES 'Queensland Buck Jump / Saddle Bronk Champion' in Rodeo and just missed a place in a Commonwealth Games team for the pistol shooting. the final.This was followed by 10.35w (Canberra), 10.37w/10.34 PB (Sydney), 10.40 (Melbourne - 2nd), 10.58 (Hobart), 10.38 (Brisbane) and 10.45/10.34 (Nationals).Again lowered his personal best in the second round of the 100 metres at the 2000 Nationals, held on Stadium Sporting Career: Australia.Adam moved to the AIS in April 2000, but unfortunately just missed selection in the Olympic team.Another solid series on the 2001 Justin was selected on the Australian team for the 2000 Olympics, becoming the first Australian male to contest the Shot Put at the Olympics Telstra Athletics Grand Prix circuit and a fourth placing at the nationals, saw Adam selected for his second World Championships. Using for 40yrs.At two pre-Olympics meets on Queensland's Gold Coast, one week before the start of the games, Justin broke the Australian tremendous team work,Adam and the Australian 4x100m relay team exceeded all expectations by progressing to the final at the World record three times in as many days to finish at 20.35m.At the Sydney Olympics, Justin finished with a throw of 18.59m in qualifying.Anlezark Championships, where they placed a magnificent fourth.Adam then travelled to the World University Games in Beijing where he made the confirmed his position in the 2001 World Championships in the last available competition.A solid 2001-02 domestic season was capped by his 100m quarter finals and helped the 4x100m relay team to fifth.Adam overcame a switch in coach and an early season injury to post some fast fourth National shot put title. Going into the Commonwealth Games Justin was considered an outside medal hope, but he performed times at the end of the 2003 domestic campaign, highlighted by a 3rd place at the nationals and a pb of 10.29 - 13th on the Australian all-time magnificently to claim the gold with a PB, meet record and the number 11 performance in the world. It was Australia's first-ever shot put gold in a major championship. In September at the World Cup he surprised the world's elite with a silver medal effort of 20.77m.A superb 2003 list. Competing in his third World Championshps, Basil helped the 4x100m relay team to 6th placing in the semi-final. domestic season earned him selection in the team for the World Indoors.At an indoor meet in Vienna,he smashed the Australian record by over two metres with a putt of 20.69m. He competed well in the World Indoors, reached 20.65m and placed 5th. Raised his own national record at the Telstra A-Championships with a putt of 20.96m.This was his 12th 20m putt in 13 competitions - stretching back to July 2002. He was named Telstra Male Athlete of the Year in 2003 and later in the year went on to place 5th (20.61m) in the shot put at the WorldChampionships in Paris.

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Kieran Ault-Connell (OAM) Malcolm Bennett

Date of Birth: 30 July 1981 Date of Birth: 12 June 1978 Occupation: Student Occupation: Athlete Qualifications: Monash University - 2nd year Radiography & Medical Imaging Height: 180cm Weight: 65kg Height: 181cm State: SA Weight: 70 kg Coach: Richard Bednall State:VIC Previous Coach: Marius Ghita Coach: Ian Whittaker Scholarship: SASI Previous Coach: Bryan Neighbour Club: Salisbury Scholarship:VIS Place of Birth / Residence: Gawler East SA / Gawler East SA Club: Mentone International: Place of Birth / Residence: Seaford VIC/Melbourne VIC Paralympics: '00 - 1500m 4th, 400m, 5th, 800m 5th Marital Status: Single IPC World Championships: '98 - 1500m 3rd, 4 x 400m 3rd '02 - 400m 6th, 1500m 4th, Shot Put 6th, Gender: Male 4x400m 1st European Championships: '01 - 400m 1st, 800m 1st, 1500m 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Progression: IPC World Championships: '98 - Javelin 3rd, Long Jump 3rd, 100m 7th 400m 1998 1:07.35 '02 - 100m, 9th, Long Jump 11th 1999 1:03.24 2003 1:02.06 Paralympics: '00 - 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st, Long Jump 4th, Javelin 7th 800m 1998 2:27.60 2000 2:24.09 PROGRESSION: 2003 2:23.08 100m 1998 13.15s 1999 12.7s 1500m 1998 5:30.06 2000 12.7s 2000 5:19.10 2002 5:03.40 Javelin Throw 1997 33.48m Events / PB’s: 1998 38.98m 400m 2003 1.02.06 1999 40.55 800m 2003 2.23.08 2000 45.49m 1500m 2002 5:03.40 Discus 2001 24.77m Long Jump 1998 5.15m Record(s): Australian Records: 400m, 800m, 1500m 1999 5.23m

EVENTS / PB’s: Interesting Facts: 100m (AWD) 1999 12.70 Malcolm is still coming to terms with being titled an elite level athlete after participating in a number of sports while at school. He has 200m (AWD) 2000 26.10 claimed Australian Records in the 400m, 800m and 1500m. Malcolm received the 1999 Gawler Sports Star of the year award and in the same Javelin Throw (AWD) 2000 45.49 year won the 120m Paralympic Gift at the Bay Sheffield Carnival. Malcolm's focus is on improving and claiming a World Record on his way towards Athens in 2004. He likes all sports, playstation and listening to music. Long Jump (AWD) 2000 5.23 Sporting Career: RECORD(S): DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION: F36/T36 - Cerebral Palsy (Predominantly affected in upper limbs, but some dysfunction throughout the body) Australian Record: F37 Javelin At his first international competition at the1998,World Championships Malcolm won two Bronze medals.After just missing a medal at the World Record for: 4x100m, 4 x 400m Sydney games he dominated the European circuit during 2001 and picked up 3 Gold medals at the European Championships.At the 2002, World Championships he ran remarkably well and earned a spot in the cerebral palsy relay 4x400m team winning his first international medal ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE (gold). In the 2003 season he set new Australian Records in both the 400m and 800m and now is focused on breaking through for his first Interesting Facts: individual medal in Athens. Kieran likes tennis, basketball, cricket, listening to music and socialising. His highlights include being a 91.5 tertiary entrance score and competing at the 2000 Paralympics. Known as "Kez", his main goal is to continue to improve at the 2002 World Championships and 2004 Athens Paralympics.To cap off a fine year in 2000 he was awarded with an OAM. His idols are his parents who he believes have always encouraged and supported him to participate in sports.

Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION: F37 / T37 Cerebral Palsy (Moderate to minimal hemiplegia) At the 1998, IPC Athletics World Championships in Birmingham Kieran won Bronze medals in the Long Jump and Javelin, while placing 7th in the 100m. Representing Australia at the 2000 Paralympics, he was a member of the Gold medal and World Record breaking Cerebral Palsy 4x100m and 4 x 400m relay teams as well as finishing 4th in the long Jump and 7th in Javelin.At the 2002 World Championships he finished 11th in the long jump and just missed out on qualifying for the final in the 100m. He now hopes to improve so as to win his first international individual medal.

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Paul Benz Sisay Bezabeh

Date of Birth: 9/1/1986 Date of Birth: 9 September 1977 Occupation: Student Occupation:Athlete/Student Height: 178cm Height: 171cm Weight: 63kg Weight: 55kg State:ACT State: SA Coach: Dick Telford Coach: Richard Bednall Scholarship:AIS Club: Salisbury Club: Queanbeyan AC Place of Birth/Residence: Gawler / SA Place of Birth / Residence:Assella, Ethiopia/Canberra ACT Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: International Championships: 5000m: '98 - 9th '99 - 4th, '00 - 2nd, Goodwill Games: '01 - 400m AWD final 10000m: '00 - 7th; '01 - 1st, '02 - 2nd IPC World Championships: '02 - 4x100m 1st, 400m 7th Cross Country: '99 - 1st

Progression: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100m 2001 12.46 Olympic Games: '00 - 10000m heat - 25th 2002 12.07 World Cross Country: '96 - 13th (Junior), '01 - 73rd, '02 - 86th, World Junior Championships: 10000m '96 - 8th 200m 2001 25.32 World Marathon Relay: '96 - 3rd 2002 24.72 Commonwealth Games: '02 - 10000m 9th (28:37.12) 400m 2001 57.92 Marathon Career (3): 2002 55.87 1/12/02 9th Fukuoka Marathon 2:16:34 13/4/03 16th London Marathon 2:16.09 Events / PB’s: 12/10/03 9th Chicago Marathon 2:11.08 100 m 2002 12.07 PROGRESSION: 200 m 2002 24.72 10000m 1996 28:55.97 400 m 2003 55.87 1999 28:13.01 2000 27:56.64 Records: 2002 27:49.09 Australian Record: U/16 100m, 200m, 400m, U/18 100m, 200m, 400m 5000m 1996 14:19.07 1999 13:46.90 2000 13:33.23 2002 13:45.54 Interesting Facts: Marathon 2002 2:16.34 Paul's inspiration comes from seeing Michael Johnson’s last ever 400m race at the 2001 Goodwill Games.As a typical teenager, he spends any 2003 2:11.08 spare time 'hanging out' with friends. Even as a teenager he has an impressive resume; carrying the Olympic torch in 2000, and in 2002 he was the Trinity College Sportsperson of the year, the SASI Junior Athlete of the Year, Gawler Young Achiever of the Year and won the Paralympic EVENTS / PBS: Gift race held in Stawell. He has a Duke of Edinburgh Bronze medal and is currently juggling year 12 studies and training. 10000m 2002 27:49.09 1500m 2001 3:46.00 Sporting Career: 5000m 2000 13:33.23 Half Marathon 2001 63:19 DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T38 Cerebral Palsy (Relatively minimal dysfunction) Marathon 2003 2:11.08 Paul is one of many emerging junior athletes and has his sights firmly set on establishing himself in a very strong Australian team for the 2004 Paralympic Games. His first taste of international competition came when he competed in the Goodwill Games in the AWD 400m and then in Interesting Facts: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE 2002 he won Gold at the World Championships in the 4 x 100m and 4 x 400m relay events and placed 3rd in the 100m. Sisay started competing in athletics at 17yrs and speaks three languages fluently (English and 2x Ethiopian).As a junior he contested gymnastics and played soccer in Ethiopia. He uses all opportunities to watch soccer and listen to music. Sisay's sister,Alemgna, competes for Ethiopia in athletics.

Sporting Career: A World Junior representative for Ethiopia in 1996, Sisay has attained his Australian citizenship and passport.An accomplished 10,000m performer, Sisay broke 28 minutes for the first time in the US in May 2000. Sisay won the 10,000m at the 2000 Telstra Olympic Trials and gained selection on his first Olympic team to represent Australia in Sydney. In the Olympic 10,000m, Sisay finished 25th in the first round, missing the final by three places.After winning the Australian Trials in January, placed 86th at the 2002 World Cross Country Championships in Dublin, Ireland in March. In April placed 2nd in the 10,000m at the Telstra A-Championships to confirm his selection in the 2002 Commonwealth Games team. Sisay placed ninth in the 10000m at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. Bezabeh missed selection in the Australian team for the 2003 World Championships. Made a breakthrough in the marathon on 12 October 2003 when he ran 2:11.08 to place 9th in Chicago.The performance was an Olympic A qualifier and moved Sisay to no. 12 on the Australian all-time list.

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Werner Botha Jacinta Boyd

Date of Birth: 17 December 1985 Date of Birth: 10 February 1986 Occupation: Student Occupation: Student Height: 184cm Height: 166cm Weight: 72kg Weight: 62kg State: QLD State: QLD Coach: Roy Rankin Coach: Ray and Denise Boyd/Harvey Cheetham Previous Coach:Vicky Goodall Club: Maroochy Senior Scholarship: QAS Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Alexandra Headland QLD Club:Thompson Estate Eastern Suburbs Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Pretoria, /Brisbane Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100m: '01 - 5th (U16), '02 - 1st (U18),‘03 100m - 3rd (U18),AAS (U18) - 2nd AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Long jump: '01 - 2nd (U18) 1st (U16), '02 (U20) 3rd, '02 (AAS U18 & U20) 1st, '03 - 3rd (U20),AAS (U20 800m: '00 - 4th (U18), '02 - 1st (U20) & U18) - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: IAAF World Junior Championships: '02 800m - 6th heat (1:52.84) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Schools Games: '02 Long Jump 1st (6.05), 100m 7th (12.38), Medley relay PROGRESSION: World Junior Championships: '02 Long Jump 6th (6.23m), 4x100m disq 400m 2001 49.41 World Youth Championships: '03 Long Jump 9th (6.10 q,5.86 f), Medley relay disq 2002 48.93 800m 2000 1:56.42 PROGRESSION: 2001 1:51.48 Long Jump 1998 5.36m 2002 1:49.28 1999 5.63m 2003 1:49.31 2000 5.89m 2001 6.01m/6.09m windy EVENTS / PBS: 2002 6.25m 400m 2002 48.93 2003 6.30m 800m 2002 1.49.28 EVENTS / PBS: Interesting Facts: 100m 2002 11.99 Werner was born and lived in Pretoria, South Africa for eleven years before making the move to Australia in June 1997. His family moved to 2003 11.79w Australia to enable them to enjoy a better life and because of the similar cultures.Werner is a Christian and became an Australian citizen in Long Jump 2002 6.30m 1999.Werner became involved in athletics by simply walking home from school as a 12-year-old. He was always in a hurry to watch his favourite television show and eventually sprinted home.After becoming fit, winning races became a regular occurrence, and eventually a RECORD(S): structured training regime with a coach was approached.Werner's likes include lasagna, dogs, sport and believe it or not-school! Werner is Australian 4x100m relay (for QLD) school captain at Brisbane State High School. His dislikes consist of cream, mince meat, making beds, mascots and being late. One of his heroes is Werner Botha because he is a South African Olympian and has the same name as him! He also admires Jai Taurima and Andre Interesting Facts: Bucher.Werner trains in Brisbane with a squad of several national level middle distance runners (Mitch Kealey,Adam Graham, etc) who give Jacinta's parents, Ray and Denise, are two of Australia's greatest ever athletes. Ray won 11 Australian pole vault titles (next best is 5) and him consistent competition at training. represented Australia on nine occasions including three Commonwealth Games (CG) and two Olympics during an international career that spanned 13 years. He won the 1982 CG title and claimed three medals at the Pacific Conference Games. Denise was one of Australia's great Sporting Career: all round sprinters. She won 11 Australian sprint titles ranging from 100-400m and represented Australia on 10 occasions at Olympics,World

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Werner was selected to contest the 800m at the 2002 IAAF World Junior Championships in Kingston, where he placed sixth in the heats. Championships, Commonwealth Games,World Uni Games, Pacific Conference Games and World Cup. She was twice an Olympic finalist and ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES Opted for a low-key season in 2002/03, but started the summer of 2003/04 in fine form, clocking 1:49.31 in the Qld All Schools in October. won eight medals at three Commonwealth Games. Jacinta states her likes as training, swimming and being active and her dislikes as smoking and being injured. Shopping, going to the beach, dancing and going out with friends round up her hobbies, which leaves just enough time for Jacinta to complete her other non-sport goals of continuing to do well in school work. Jacinta has also competed in gymnastics (level 4), soccer and dancing (jazz and tap).

Sporting Career: In her first IAAF Junior World Championships, Jacinta made it through to the finals of the long jump where she placed sixth with a leap of 6.23m. Injured during the summer of 02/03, Jacinta was still selected in the Australian team for the World Youth Championships. She leapt 6.10 in the qual rounds followed by a 9th placing in the final with a distance of 5.86m. Unfortunately the medley relay dropped the baton.

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Ronnie Buckley Paul Burgess

Date of Birth: 15 June 1986 Date of Birth: 14 August 1979 Occupation:Y 11 Student Occupation:Athlete/Student (Multi-media) Height: 196cm Height: 183 cm Weight: 149kg Weight: 84kg State:WA State:VIC Coach:Alex Parnov Coach: Ronald Buckley/Mike Edwards Previous Coach: Steve Rippon Club: Box Hill Athletic Club Scholarship:WAIS Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Broadford Vic Club: Stirling Swans Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Perth Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Discus: '02 (AYC U18) 1st, '03 (AYC U18) 1st, '03 (U20) 2nd Pole Vault: '96 - 1st (U18), 2nd (U20), '97 - 1st (U18), 1st (U20), 2nd (Open), '98 - 1st (U20), 3rd (Open), Hammer: '02 (AYC U18) 2nd, '03 (AYC U18) 2nd '99 - 2nd, '00 - 1st, '00 (OT) - 1st, '01 - 2nd, '02 - 1st, '03 - 3rd

Key: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: AYC-Aust Youth Champs Commonwealth Games: '98 - Pole Vault 2nd, '02 - Pole Vault 2nd (5.70m) AAS-Australian All Schools Olympic Games: '00 - Pole Vault qual round (5.55) World Cup: '98 - Pole Vault 7th, '02 5th (5.20) World Junior Championships: '96 - Pole Vault 1st, '98 - 3rd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: East Asian Games: '01 - Pole Vault 2nd (5.50) World Youth Championships: '03 Discus 1st (64.34m - 1.5kg) World Indoors: '03 no height

PROGRESSION: PROGRESSION: Discus Throw 2002 59.69m (1.5kg) Pole Vault 1994 3.90m 2002 50.77m (2kg) 1995 5.25m 1996 5.35m 2003 48.58m (2kg) 1997 5.51m 2003 64.34m (1.5kg) 1998 5.60m 2003 54.80m (1.75kg) 1999 5.50m Hammer Throw 2002 51.15m (7.26kg) 2000 5.60m 2002 58.63m (5kg) 2001 5.71m 2003 57.51m (5kg) 2002 5.75m 2003 55.23m (7.26kg) 2003 5.70m 2003 60.03m (6kg) EVENTS / PBS: Shot Put 2002 16.34m (5kg) Pole Vault 2002 5.75m

EVENTS / PBS: RECORD(S): Discus Throw 2002 50.77m (2kg) Australian U20 Record - Pole Vault - 5.60m 2003 54.80m (1.75kg) Australian U18 Record - Pole Vault - 5.51m 2003 64.34 (1.5kg) Interesting Facts: Hammer Throw 2002 58.63m (5kg) His nickname is "Budgie". Paul won a silver medal as a 13 year old at the National Gymnastics Championships. His hobbies include surfing and 2003 55.23m (7.26kg) playing the guitar.Training alongside Kym Howe (pb 4.45m),Australian record holder Emma George and World Champion Dmitri Markov, Paul 2003 60.03m (6kg) is in one of the World's leading pole vault squads. His coach Alex Parnov has a pole vault pb of 5.82m, which ranked him No. 6 in the world in ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Shot Put 2002 16.34m (5kg) 1985.

Interesting Facts: Sporting Career: Ronnie, who towers a 1.96m tall, enjoys computers, good food, movies, drawing and his training. His goal is to study Graphics at University. Produced one of the great results of the 1996 Sydney World Juniors, clearing a personal best of 5.35m and winning the gold medal. In defence of his world junior title, Paul finished third in 1998 and then went on to win Commonwealth silver. Returned from injury in great form through the 2000 Grand Prix Series culminating with a national title victory at Stadium Australia in Feb 2000. Paul won the pole vault at the Sporting Career: Telstra Athletics Trials and secured selection in the Australian team for the 2000 Olympic Games.At the Oympics Paul failed to progress to Ronnie was in tremendous form at the World Youth Championships. In his very first throw in the qual group A he nailed the automatic the final with a clearance of 5.55m in the qualifying round. In May 2001 Paul won silver in the pole vault at the East Asian Games.Won his qualifying distance with a throw of 59.81m, going into the final ranked no. 3. He contested one of the most dramatic events at the World second national title in April 2002 a month after raising his personal best to 5.75m. Paul added to his fine championship record by claiming Youth Championships.Throwing 11th in the order, Ronnie opened his account in the final with a good distance of 58.61 to put him in 3rd silver in the vault at the Commonwealth Games. Misfortune at the 19th IAAF Grand Prix Final in the form of missing poles and clothing position.At the end of round three Ronnie had slipped back to 4th, with China's Wu Jian in the lead with 62.48. But in round 4, Ronnie resulted in Paul having to borrow clothes and a pole.Although showing promise with the borrowed equipment in his final warm-up leap, Paul started to improve, moving into third with a throw of 60.55m.Then in round 5 he dramatically took the lead from the early leader Wu, with a was unable to progress beyond his opening leap of 5.40m.A week later he placed 5th in the World Cup pole vault. Paul lost his poles again on the return trip to Australia, but eventually 8 months later, in June 2003, they would be found. In March 2003, Paul no heighted at the World throw of 63.08.Wu responded with only 60.04m on his fifth attempt.With his last throw Ronnie improved yet again this time to 64.34m, but Indoors.The next month he placed third in the Australian Championships and although he had a World Champs A qualifier, he would not try he had to sit and watch Wu's last throw which was a monster effort, improving his best to 63.18m, but insufficient to take the gold away from for selection in the World Championships team. Ronnie.

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Georgie Clarke Sharon Cripps

Date of Birth: 17 June 1984 Date of Birth: 29 June 1977 Occupation:Athlete Occupation:Athlete/student Height: 170cm Height: 166 cm Weight: 48kg Weight: 57kg State:VIC State: QLD Coach: Nic Bideau Previous Coach: Bruce Scriven Coach: Cliff Mallett Scholarship:VIS Previous Coach: Ian Jones Club: Deakin Scholarship: QAS Place of Birth / Residence: Geelong VIC/Geelong & Melbourne Club: In-training Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/Brisbane Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 800 metres: '96 - 1st (U14), '97 - 1st (U14), '98 - 1st (U20), '99 - 2nd (U20), '00 - 3rd (Open) AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1500 metres: '96 - 1st (U14), '97 - 1st (U14), '98 - 1st (U20), '00 - 1st (Open), '00 (OGT) - 3rd, '02 - 1st 100 metres: '95 - 2nd (U20), '96 - 1st (U20) - 2nd (Open), '98 - 5th, '99 - 3rd, '00 (OT) - 6th, '01 - 2nd, '02 - 3rd, '03 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200 metres: '95 - 3rd (U20), '96 - 1st (U20), '98 - 5th (Open), '99 - 3rd, '00 (OT) - 4th, '01 - 2nd, '02 - Olympic Games: '00 - 1500m - semi 2nd, '03 - 1st World Cross Country Champs: '01 - 19th (U20) World Indoor Championships: '01 - 1500m - heat INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Junior Championships: '98 - 1500m - 10th, '00 - 800m - 2nd, 1500m - 3rd; '02 9th heat 4:32.93 Commonwealth Games: '98 - 4x100m 1st, '02 - 4x100m 4th, 200m 7th World Youth Championships: '99 - 800m - 1st, '01- 1500m 1st (4:14.08) Olympic Games: '96 - 4x100m - 7th, '00 - 4x100m - DNF World Championships: '01- 1500m 9th heat World Championships: '99 - 4x100m - DNC '03 - 200m qf (ht 23.26), 4x100m 6th heat PROGRESSION: World Cup: '98 - 4x100m - 6th 1500m 1996 4:34.53 2000 4:06.77 East Asian Games: '01 - 100m 4th (11.73), 200m 3rd (23.42) 1997 4:24.96 2001 4:08.91 1998 4:17.53 2002 4:09.70 PROGRESSION: 1999 4:12.51 2003 4:13.57 100m 1995 11.60 2000 11.48 3000m 2002 9:29.18 2003 9:13.55 1996 11.66 2001 11.51 800m 1996 2:12.71 2000 2:01.73 1998 11.58 2002 11.38 1997 2:08.83 2001 2:03.49 1999 11.55 1998 2:06.92 2002 2:05.53 200m 1994 24.10 2000 23.13 1999 2:02.49 2000 2:01.73 1996 23.42 2001 23.04 EVENTS / PBS: 1998 23.24 2002 22.97 1500m 2000 4:06.77 2003 22.84 3000m 2000 9:01.7 2004 800m 2000 2:01.73 Mile 2003 4:42.44 EVENTS / PBS: 100m 2002 11.38 RECORD(S): 200m 2003 22.84 Australian U18 record 800m - 2.01.73 Australian U16 record 1500m - 4.12.51 Australian U16 record 800m - 2.02.49 Australian U16 record 3000m - 9.16.70 Australian U20 record 1500m - 4.06.77 Member of World Best 4 x1500m relay - 17.09.75 Interesting Facts: Australian U18 record 1500m - 4.06.77 Sharon enjoys going to the beach and catching up with friends when off the track. Her nickname is "Crippsy". She has a twin sister Rachel, who is a legal secretary.At home Sharon has two pet dogs "Cindy" and "Kyra" both Staffordshire Bull terriers to keep her company and she Interesting Facts: looks after two stray cats. Sharon appeared as a model in a 2000 Inside Sport edition. Since the mid-'90s Cripps has each year improved her The daughter of former Geelong FC representative, David (216 games) and sister of current Geelong FC team member, David Jnr. Her second 200m personal best. Her coach Cliff Mallett explained: "Sharon has been on a long term plan due to her core stability problems. Generally to eldest brother Tim represented Australia at the 1999 World Junior Cross Country Championships and has now been recruited by Hawthorn date, she has been undercoached, however we have been successful at making massive technical changes." FC. Georgie's nicknames are "Worm" & "Kermit" and she enjoys surfing and snow skiing when she has some spare time.

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sporting Career: Sporting Career: 1996 Olympic representative at 19 years of age where she was part of the 4x100m relay team that finished seventh in the final. Sharon ran a PROFILES ATHLETES Georgie won her first national title (U14) at the age of 11.Travelled on her first Australian team to run the 1500m at the 1998 World Junior Championships where she was the youngest competitor at the championships (14yrs). On the 30th January 2000, she ran a 4:06.77 to win the sensational final leg of the 4x100m at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in KL, holding off all challengers to secure the gold medal. Set a new 1500m at the Hobart Grand Prix, the fastest time ever recorded on Australian soil. She was a member of the Australian 4 x 1500m team to 100m personal best during the July 2000 Festival of Athletics series held in Darwin. Cripps registered her first Olympic A qualifier in the 200m set a new world best at the June 2000 British Milers Club Record Breakers Meeting. Georgie was Australia's second youngest ever track and with a personal best of 23.13s at a pre-trials meet in Nudgee, QLD. Selected to represent Australia at the 2000 Olympics Sharon was part of field athlete at an Olympic Games after being selected to contest the 1500m.A week prior to the Sydney Games Georgie broke the Under the ill-failed 4x100m relay team that dropped the baton in their heat. Enjoyed her best domestic season in the summer of 2001, when she 18 800m record for the second time in eight months at a pre-Olympics meet in Queensland (2.01.73). She finished tenth in the 1500m semi- won silver in the 100m and 200m at the Nationals and lowered her 200m to a best of 23.04. In May she made her international debut in finals at the Olympics.The next month (October) Georgie claimed two medals at the 2000 World Juniors (Santiago). Solid performances individual events, when she placed fourth and third respectively in the 100m and 200m at the East Asian Games. Started the 2002 domestic during the 2000/2001 summer season were rewarded with selection in the Australian team for the World Junior Cross Country (Ostend) and season in great form, lowering her 100m pb to 11.41 to move to No. 15 on the Australian all-time list. Unfortunately a mid-season injury World Indoor Championships (Lisbon). Georgie continued on her international campaign winning the World Youth Championship 1500m title slowed her progress but she still managed to medal at the nationals in the 100m and 200m securing selection in the 2002 CG team - her in July 2001, then competing at the World Championships (August, Edmonton), Goodwill Games and the IAAF Grand Prix Final in September. seventh National team. Ran a series of great races in the build-up to Manchester, both in Darwin and in Europe lowering her 100m best to Still aged only 17, she won her second National 1500m title in April 2002, earning selection in the CG team and her third World Junior team. In June Georgie split with Bruce Scriven, who had guided her since 1995, aged 11-years.At the 2002 World Junior Championships in Jamaica, 11.38 and 200m to 22.97 and securing an individual berth for the Commonwealth Games.At the Commonwealth Games ran a fine series of Georgie was ranked number one going into the 1500m. Unfortunately, Clarke's preparation was severely hampered by an inflamed bursa in races in the 200m to place 7th in the final and assist the 4x100m relay team to fourth placing. Compiled a superb 2003 domestic season, her knee that ultimately led to her placing ninth in her heat. She withdrew from the CG team. Injury again prevented Georgie from competing which included a number of defeats of Lauren Hewitt and the sprint double at the nationals.At the World Championships ran 23.29 in the domestically in 2003 and seeking selection in the team for the 2003 World Championships. She returned to racing in mid-2003, placed 2nd in heats, but did not start in the qf due to injury. Recovered to join the 4x100m relay team which placed 6th in their heat. the National XC in August and in December won Zatopek in seasonal best time of 4:13.57.

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Fiona Cullen Andrew Currey

Date of Birth: 31 August 1979 Date of Birth: 7 February 1971 Occupation: Freelance Public Relations Consultant/Assistant Venue Manager Occupation: Fitness Consultant Qualifications: Bachelor of Bus. Communications - Qld Uni of Tech. Height: 184 cm Height: 172cm Weight: 98 kg Weight: 64kg State: NSW State: QLD Coach: Rudolf Sopko Coach: Eric Brown Previous Coach: Peter Lawler Scholarship: QAS Scholarship: NSWIS Club: University of Queensland Place of Birth / Residence:Wee Waa NSW/Wollongong NSW Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/Brisbane Marital Status: Married Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Javelin: '91 - 8th, '92 - 6th, '93, '94, '95, '96 - 1st, '98, '99, '00 - 1st, '00 (OGT) - 3rd, '01 - 2nd 100m hurdles: '99 - heat, '00 - semi, '00(OGT) - 5th, '01 - 4th, '02 - 2nd, '03 - 2nd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '94 - Javelin - 6th, '98 - 5th '02 - 5th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Olympic Games: '96 - Javelin - DNQ, '00 - Javelin - DNQ Commonwealth Games: '02 100m hurdles - semi World Championships: '93 - Javelin - DNQ, '95 - DNQ, '99 - DNQ World Junior Championships: '90 - Javelin - DNQ PROGRESSION: 100m 2000 12.02/11.69w PROGRESSION: 2001 11.99/11.83 Javelin Throw 1990 71.24m 2002 11.80/11.69w 1991 72.20m 2003 11.78 1992 75.34m 100m Hurdles 1998 14.58 1993 80.48m 1999 14.24/13.7w 1994 80.84m 2000 13.82 1995 81.54m 2001 13.31 1996 84.92m 2002 13.19 1997 83.90m 2003 13.30/13.0/13.14w 1998 85.75m 200m 2002 24.23 1999 83.88m 2000 85.28m EVENTS / PBS: 2001 86.67m 100m 2003 11.78 2002 85.69m 100m Hurdles 2002 13.19 2003 82.29m 2003 13.14w (2.8) EVENTS / PBS: Javelin Throw 2001 86.67 Interesting Facts: Fiona's mother is Reverend Marilyn Cullen an ordained Deacon Anglican Minister. She has her own company named Flying Fi Enterprises. One RECORD(S): of Fiona's goals is to inspire others to follow their dreams and achieve extraordinary things in their lives. Fiona is a Christian and grew up in Australian Open Javelin record: 80.48m 23/7/93, 80.84m 19/1/94, 81.54m 26/1/95, 82.40m 10/1/96, 82.94m 17/1/96, 84.92m 28/1/96, 85.40m the church. She had very strong family values, which she admits she chose not to follow for some time during her adolescent years. She now 24/1/98, 85.75m 26/1/98, 86.67m 22/7/01. runs with a band on her wrist that has the letters WWJD, which stand for What Would Jesus Do. She wears it on her lead arm and spots it Interesting Facts: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE during races. Fiona's nicknames are 'Fi' and 'Flying Fi'. She enjoys playing the flute, bargain hunting at the shops and watching movies. Andrew's nicknames are "Andy" and "Cuz". Married to Louise Currey,Atlanta silver medallist in the javelin. He has twice broken the Australian record on Australia day. Sporting Career: Fiona started athletics in Primary school, but at the age of 9 took up gymnastics after being diagnosed with a scoliosis in her back.A few years Sporting Career: later she returned to athletics and won sprint races at regional school carnivals. She first ran in spikes aged 10, and by age 12 had reached Andrew started his international career at the World Juniors in 1990, going on to compete at two Olympics, three World Championships and level 8 as a gymnast, before retiring from that sport. Using the benefits of her gymnastics, Fiona started to run hurdles and was competitive. It two Commonwealth Games.Andrew has won seven titles and raised the Australian record on nine occasions between 1993 and 2001. He has would not be until she was 20, that she started to emerge nationally. She was 5th in the Olympic trials and the following season was 4th in raised the record in January on eight of the nine occasions. He was Australia's first 80m thrower and in total has added over seven metres to the nationals. She was one of the finds of the 2002 domestic season defeating national champion, Jacquie Munro in the Telstra A-Series meet in the record. He seems to be getting better with age, but he considers his wiser approach to lighter training is paying dividends. Last year Campbelltown. She was 2nd in the nationals and named in the Commonwealth games team - her first Australian team. In Manchester, she (2003) was his 11th consecutive year he has thrown over 80m. placed 6th in her heat clocking 13.45. Ran well late in the 2003 domestic season, placing 2nd at the nationals and a clocked a hand timed 13.0 a week later. In mid-2003 Fiona undertook a private tour of Europe, mainly running in France and was rewarded with times of 13.30/13.14w.

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Roy Daniell Nathan Deakes

Date of Birth: 11 April 1965 Date of Birth: 17 August 1977 Occupation:Accountant-Ernst & Young Occupation:Athlete Height: 183cm Height: 185cm Weight: 66kg Weight: 73kg State:VIC State:ACT Coach: John Fitzgerald/Brent Vallance Previous Coaches: Ron Weigel,Yvonne Melene Coach: Dick Teleford Scholarship:Australian Institute of Sport Scholarship:AIS Club: Bellarine Club:Woden Harriers Place of Birth / Residence: Geelong VIC/Canberra Marital Status: Married Place of Birth/Residence:Seymour,VIC / O'Connor,ACT Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 3km Walk '95 - 3rd 5km Walk '96 - 2nd International: 20km Walk '96 - 1st (U20), '98 - DQ, '99 - DQ, '00 - 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st Paralympics: '00 - Marathon 3rd 50km Walk '99 - =1st IPC World Championships: '02 - Marathon 2nd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: IBSA World Champs: '03 - Marathon 2nd Commonwealth Games: '98 - 20km Walk - 3rd, '02 - 20km Walk 1st (1:25.35), 50km 1st (3:52.40) Olympic Games: '00 - 50km Walk - 6th, 20km Walk - 8th World Championships: '99 - 20km Walk - 7th, '01- 20km walk 4th, 50km Walk disq Progression: '00 2.44.17 World Junior Championships: '96 - 10km Walk - 3rd '01 2.38.19 World University Games: '97 - 20km Walk - 5th '02 2.44.08 World Walking Cup: '97 - 20km Walk - 53rd, '99 - DQ Goodwill Games: '01- 20km walk 1st '03 2.38.20 PROGRESSION: Personal Bests: 10000m Walk 1994 48:56.3 1999 38:53 1995 44:52.9 2001 38:53.82 Marathon ‘01 2:38.19 1996 41:11.4 2002 38:44.87 10km Road Walk 2003 40:12 20km Road Walk 1996 1:26.27 2000 1:21.03 1997 1:23.58 2001 1:18.14 Record(s): Australian Record: T13 Marathon 1998 1:23.25 2002 1:21.07 1999 1:20.15 Interesting Facts: 3000m Walk 2003 11:17.91 50km Road Walk 1999 3:52.53 2002 3:52.40 Married with one child and one on the way, Roy trains with Sisay Bezabeh and Jackie Gallagher at the AIS in Canberra. Despite having a 2000 3:47.29 2003 3:39.43 genetic condition called Stargardt's disease, which results in a large central field visual loss, visual acuity of 6/120 Roy, still manages working as 2001 3:43.43 a physiotherapist and training for marathons. He rates Rob De Castella as his inspiration as he knows how to win races. He also enjoys EVENTS / PBS: cooking, eating pasta and mudcake and being a 'dad'. 10000m Walk 2002 38:44.87 50000m Walk 1997 19:27.4 20km Road Walk 2001 1:18:14 50km Road Walk 2003 3:39.43 Sporting Career: 3000m Walk 1998 11:17.0 DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T13 Vision Impaired RECORD(S): Roy loved running at school and became interested in Paralympic competition in the lead up to the Sydney Paralympic Games. In Sydney and Commonwealth Games Record: '02 - 50km Walk - 3.52.40 encouraged by very vocal Australian spectators Roy finished 3rd. In 2003 he was just outside of his personal best time of 2hrs 38min and Australian U20 Record - 20km Road Walk - 1:26.27 Australian & Commonwealth Record - 20km Road Walk - 1:18.14 19seconds when he finished second at the World Blind Championships. He also was second at the 2002 IPC World Championships helping set Oceania & Commonwealth Record- 20km Track Walk- 1:19:48.1 Roy’s goals to go one better at the 2004 Paralympics in Athens. Oceania & Commonwealth Record - 50km Walk 3:39.43 (7/12/03)

Interesting Facts: Known around the track as "Deakesy",As a junior Nathan played football in the U/18 VSFL with the Geelong Falcons.His father is a former ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE national champion in Ten Pin Bowling. He was the 1999 recipient of the AIS Vocation Award for exceptional performance in athletics and academic studies. Member of AA's Athlete Commission.

Sporting Career: At the age of just 25 Nathan has already compiled one of the most impressive international records, with six top-8 placings at the Olympics, World Championships,World Unis,World Juniors and Commonwealth Games. Nathan opened his international career with a bronze at the 1996 World Juniors. Nathan placed fifth at the World University Games (Sicily), then in 1998 he claimed his first senior international medal with a bronze at the Commonwealth Games (KL). In 40 degree heat Nathan placed an outstanding seventh at the 1999 World Championships (Seville). In December 1999 Nathan competed in his 50km debut at the Olympic trials in Melbourne, placing equal first with Dion Russell. Although injury affected him during 2000 he performed superbly at the Sydney Olympics placing eighth in the 20km walk and seven days later sixth in the 50km walk. In April 2001, he contested his third 50km walk, winning the Naumburg race in a four minute personal best of 3:43.43. On June 16 in Dublin, he smashed the Australian and Commonwealth record for 20km Walk, clocking an amazing 1:18.14. On September 4,at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane, competing in a 20,000m Track Walk, Nathan defeated Olympic 20 & 50km Walk champion, Robert Korzeniowski and the three Russian walkers who defeated Nathan at the World Championships, taking the title in a new Australian and Commonwealth record time of 1:19.48.1. Nathan was Track and Field News merit ranked No 4 in 2001 for the 20km Walk.Won a 20km Walk international in Mexico in late March 2002 clocking 1:21.07,Achieved one of the greatest feats in Commonwealth Games history by winning the 20km and 50km walk in less than two days. He had to endure heat, rain and cramp to win double gold. Missed 2002 World Cup and 2003 World Championships with hamstring tendonopathy. Nathan returned in 2003 after 17 months off with an amazing 3:39.43 for the 50km Walk on December 7. It was a Commonwealth and Australian record by over three minutes and elevated him to no. 14 in history. P P 318 319 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Paul Di Bella Karyne Di Marco

Date of Birth: 12 February 1977 Date of Birth: 14 March 1978 Occupation:Athlete Manager/Athlete Occupation: Office Manager/Athlete Height: 178cm Height: 168cm Weight: 69kg Weight: 78kg State: QLD State: NSW Coach: Cliff Mallett Coach: Lawrie Barclay Previous Coach: George Day Previous Coach: Dave Puller Club: In-training Place of Birth / Residence: Ingham, North Queensland/Brisbane Scholarship: NSWIS Marital Status: Single Club: Sutherland Gender: Male Place of Birth / Residence:Whyalla SA/Sydney Marital Status: Married AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Gender: Female 100 metres: '95 - (U20) 7th, '96 - (U20) 4th, '97 - semi, '98 - 7th, '99 - semi, '00 - semi, '00 (OGT) - 3rd, '01 - 3rd, '02 - 2nd, '03 - 4th AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200 metres: '97 - 4th, '00 (OGT) heat, '01 - 2nd, '03 - disq Hammer: '96 - 2nd (U20), 5th (Open), '97 - 1st (U20), 3rd (Open), '98 - 3rd, '98(CGT) - 2nd, '99 - 2nd, '00 - 2nd, '00(OGT) - 1st, '01 - 2nd, '02 - 3rd, '03 dnc INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Olympic Games: '00 - 100m - heat, 4x100m - DQ (semi) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '97 - 4x100m - DNC; '99 - 4x100m DQ (heats); '01- 4x100m 4th; '03- 4x100m 6th semi (38.76 ht, 38.90) World Junior Championships: '96 - 4x100m - 3rd Commonwealth Games: '98 - 4th, '02 - 3rd World University Games: '97 - 4x100m - heat Olympic Games: '00 - qual round Commonwealth Games: '02 - 4x100m 3rd (38.87) World University Games: '99 - 8th World Championships: '01 qual round (59:80) PROGRESSION: IAAF Grand Prix Final: '01 7th (60.42) 100m 1995 10.79 1996 10.75 PROGRESSION: 1996 10.56 Hammer Throw 1993 43.00m 1997 10.48 1994 47.00m 1998 10.34 1995 51.98m 2000 10.26 1996 54.76m 2001 10.26 1997 57.96m 2002 10.29 2003 10.39/10.23w 1998 63.33m 200m 1997 20.86 1999 63.43m 1998 21.05 2000 65.38m 1999 20.94 2001 64.81m 2001 20.66 2002 65.71m 2002 20.75 2003 66.85m 2003 20.90 EVENTS / PBS: EVENTS / PBS: Hammer Throw 2003 66.85m 100m 2000 10.26 200m 2001 20.66 Interesting Facts: RECORD(S): Karyne who enjoys movies and follows Penrith in the National Rugby League, married Giuseppe on 11th November 2000. Australian U20 record - 4x100m - 39.62 Sporting Career: Interesting Facts: While still at school, Karyne relocated from Newcastle to Sydney to be coached by Lawrie Barclay. Karyne is one of the leading Australian ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Paul is a business partner of IPI Management and Promotions, a sports management business, where he looks after a group of elite young hammer throwers to have been developed by the NSWIS Greystanes Throwers Centre. Under coaches Lawrie Barclay and Ernie Shankleton sports stars across sports like athletics, swimming, tennis, and even American Football. It is a career that he looks forward to doing after his they have also produced Bronwyn Eagles, Debbie Sosimenko and Brenda MacNaughton. In her international debut, Karyne just missed a medal athletics career is over.As a junior athlete Paul represented QLD in the '94 Schoolboys Rugby League side. His nickname is "PDB" and he with a fourth placing in the 1998 Commonwealth Games.After winning the Olympic trials she and Bronwyn Eagles were given until the 10th enjoys playing his guitar in his spare time. of September 2000 to throw beyond 65m to gain selection in the 2000 Olympic team. Showed she was on track throwing a personal best of 64.35m at an Olympics warm up meet in Nudgee, Qld, but then confirmed her selection in the Australian Olympic team with a throw of Sporting Career: 65.38m at a second Olympic warm up meet in Nudgee on 6th September 2000.At her first Olympics Karyne did not make it past the The 1996 World Junior 4x100m bronze medallist has cemented his name on the Australian sprinting scene. Part of the strong Brisbane based qualifying round. In 2001, Karyne travelled widely throughout the world contesting the women's hammer throw on the Grand Prix Circuit. Cliff Mallett squad, Paul has made a name for himself as an excellent relay runner with exceptional flying speed. Having set a 100m PB of After throwing close to her personal best in a warm-up meet in Calgary, Karyne missed qualifying for the World Championship final. On her 10.26secs in March 2000, Paul contested the 100m and was a member of the 4 x 100m relay at the 2000 Olympics.An excellent third in the National titles 100m earned Paul a relay place in the Australian team for the 2001 World Championships, where the 4x100m relay team return to Australia, Karyne placed eighth at the Goodwill Games and seventh in the IAAF Grand Prix Final. Enjoyed her finest domestic performed above expectations to finish a magnificent fourth in the final in Edmonton. Started the 2002 domestic season in great shape, but season ever in 2002, topped by a personal best of 65.71m in the Telstra A-Championships/CG trials.At her second Commonwealth Games, unfortunately a foot injury slowed his progress, but he recovered to claim his best ever result in the National 100m title with second placing. Karyne threw 63.40m to take the bronze. In great form during the 2003 domestic season reaching a pb of 66.85m in March.Withdrew from Won the bronze in the 4x100m relay at the Commonwealth Games. Some injuries restricted his 2003 domestic campaign, however he was the 2003 Nationals due to a family illness. still able to clock 10.43 and place 4th at the Telstra A-Championships. Lowered his seasonal best to 10.39 in mid-July 2003. Competing at his fourth World Championships, he helped the 4x100m relay team to 6th in the semi-final.

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Katerina Dressler Jason Dudley

Date of Birth: 21 September 1981 Date of Birth: 10 November 1984 Occupation: Nurse Occupation: Student Height: 175cm Height: 189cm Weight: 58kg Weight: 75kg State:VIC State: QLD Coach: Peter Fortune Previous Coach: Joy Bradbury Coach: Eric Brown Scholarship:VIS Previous Coaches: Lesley Dudley, Frank Knight Club: Doncaster Scholarship: QAS Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Melbourne Club: Deception Bay Athletics Club Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/Caboolture, Brisbane Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100 metres: '96 - 1st (U16) 200 metres: '96 - 2nd (U16), '99 - 3rd (U18), '00 (OT) - 6th B, '01 - 4th AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 400 metres: '96 - 2nd (U16), '97 - 1st (U18), '99 - 2nd (U18), '00 - 2nd Decathlon: '00 (U20) 1st, '01 (U18) 1st, '01 (U20) 1st, '01 (U20 AAS) 1st, '03 (U20) 1st (U20), '00 (OT) - 4th B, '01 - 2nd, '02 - 1st, '03 - 3rd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Youth Championships: '01- Octathlon 3rd Aus V NZ Trans Tasman: '01 - 3rd (24.50) [-3.4] World Junior Championships: '00 - 400m Semi, 4x400 7th East Asian Games '01 - 400m 5th (54.02) PROGRESSION: World Cup '02 - 4x400m relay 7th Decathlon 2000 6302 pts (U20) 2000 6481 pts (U18) PROGRESSION: 2000 6074 pts (U18) 200m 1996 24.69 2001 7137 pts (U18) 1999 23.99 2001 7000 pts (U20) 2000 24.48 2002 6689 2001 23.66 2002 23.88 2003 7461 (U20) 2003 24.03 2003 7022 400m 1996 55.13 1999 54.12 EVENTS / PBS: 2000 54.35 Decathlon 2003 7022 2001 53.11 2003 7461 (U20 imp) 2002 52.66 RECORD(S): 2003 53.17 Australian Record - Under 18 Decathlon EVENTS / PBS: Australian Record - Under 20 Decathlon 100m 2002 11.88 200m 2001 23.66 Interesting Facts: 400m 2002 52.66 Jason originally started doing athletics to keep fit in the football off-season. His career highlights have been breaking two Australian decathlon records and his selection in the World Youth team. Interesting Facts: Katerina is currently a registered nurse, looking to pursue a career in women's health. Her mother is Greek and father is German. Katerina's win in the national 400m in 2002 was the sixth consecutive win in that event for her coach Peter Fortune who previously coached Catherine Sporting Career: Freeman (1997-2000) and Nova Peris (2001) to the title. Katerina's nickname is Kat and hobbies include reading, playing and watching As an under-10 athlete, Jason joined Little Athletics and played Rugby League, but by about 13, he had decided to concentrate on athletics.

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE basketball, travelling and spending time at the beach. Jason has always been a good all rounder, representing Queensland in the Australian Little Athletics U15 multi-event.At the 1999 Australian All ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES Schools he contested all four throws. Jason placed 4th in the Hammer, 9th in the Javelin, 16th in the Shot and a brilliant 2nd in the discus. But Sporting Career: Jason's true interest was multis and on July 1st 2000, he contested his first decathlon at an Olympic Warm-up meet. Less than 12 months later Katerina has been a leading junior Australian sprinter during the '90s. Competing at her first Nationals in 1996 at the age of 14 where she his fourth and fifth broke the Australian U18 and U20 records. His strength in the throws ensured he was selected in the shot put won the 100m and came second in the 200m, 400m with impressive pbs of 12.27, 24.69 and 55.13.Although selected in the augmented team for the Sydney Youth Olympic Festival in January 2001. In July an in form Jason placed a superb fourth in the Octathlon at the World Youth for the 1996 World Juniors Championships to be held in Sydney, due to her age (14) she declined selection.An injury in late 1997 wrote off the entire season and any hope of selection in the 1998 World Junior team. Katerina bounced back with a tremendous season in 1999, Championships in Debrecen. Injured for most of 2002 he finished the 2003 domestic season with a new Australian U20 record of 7461. His slashing her bests to 23.99 and 54.12.Another excellent season in 2000, secured her selection in the team for the World Juniors, where she early 2003/04 season form has been excellent, setting pbs in many individual events. made the semi-finals of the 400m and ran on the 4x400m relay which placed seventh in the final.Although still in her teens, she enjoyed a brilliant 2001Grand Prix season where she was the first Australian in three meets and second in another two.At the Telstra Nationals Kat was second in the 400m and fourth in the 200m. In her senior international debut, she placed fifth in the 400m at the East Asian Games. Unfortunately Katerina had to withdraw from the World University Games team with an injured achilles.After a late start to the 2002 domestic season, she recorded an impressive series of times, slashing her personal best to 52.66 and claiming the national 400m title. Ran on the Oceania 4x400m relay team which placed 7th at the 2002 World Cup. Placed 3rd at the 2003 Nationals and was selected in the Australian team for the World University Games - but withdrew from the team.

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Patrick Dwyer Bronwyn Eagles

Date of Birth: 3 November 1977 Date of Birth: 23 August 1980 Occupation:Athlete Occupation:Athlete Qualifications: Building Construction Management Degree Height: 178 cm Height: 186cm State: NSW Weight: 81kg Coach: Ernie Shankelton State: NSW Scholarship: NSWIS Coach: Michael Khmel Club: Campbelltown Collegians Previous Coach: Nancy Atterton Place of Birth / Residence: Camden/Campbelltown NSW Scholarship: NSWIS Marital Status: Single Club: University of New South Wales Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence:Wagga NSW/Sydney Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Gender: Male Hammer: '95- 4th (U18), - 1st (U16), '96 -1st (U18), '97- 3rd (U20), - 7th (Open), - 1st (U18), '98 - 2nd (U20), - 1st (U18), '99 - 1st (U20), - 3rd (Opens), '00 - 1st, '01 - 1st. '02 - 1st, '03 - 2nd AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 400 metres: '97 - 5th, '98 - 2nd,'98(CGT) - 1st, '00 - 1st, '00(OGT) - 3rd, '01 - heat, '02 - 4th, '03 - INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: dnr Commonwealth Games: '02 - Hammer - 2nd, '02 - 2nd (65.24m) World Junior Championships: '98 - 8th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '01 - 3rd (68.87m), '03 - qual round (64.97m) Commonwealth Games: '98 - 400m - semi, 4x400m - 5th, '02 - 4x400m 5th East Asian Games: '01 - 1st (67.07m) Olympic Games: '00 - 400m - semi, 4x400m - 8th, World Cup: '02 - 7th (63.49) World Championships: '99 - 4x400m - heat World Cup: '98 - 400m - 7th, '02 4x400m - 6th PROGRESSION: World University Games: '97 - 4x400m - 6th Hammer Throw 1996 52.08m 1997 53.62m PROGRESSION: 1998 56.51m 200m 1994 22.50 1999 62.02m 1995 22.07 2000 66.55m 1996 21.30 2001 68.87 (70.19) 1997 20.60 2002 69.65 2000 20.73 2003 71.12m 2002 21.13 400m 1995 48.03 EVENTS / PBS: 1996 47.40 1997 45.80 Hammer Throw 2003 71.12 1998 45.67 1999 45.93 RECORD(S): 2000 44.73 Current Australian Hammer Throw record holder U16, U20 and Open. (also held U18 record).Australian and Commonwealth records (6): 2001 45.81 68.73m (18/2/01 Canb), 68.83m (11/3/01 Hobart), 68.87m (7/8/01), 69.38m (10/2/02 Campbelltown), 69.65m (23/3/02 Adelaide), =69.65m 2002 45.95 (14/4/02 Brisbane). [Not ratified: 69.24m Calgary 26/7/01, 70.19m Calgary 30/7/01] 2003 45.67 Interesting Facts: EVENTS / PBS: Trains at the NSWIS Throws' Centre at Greystanes, where four of the five best hammer throwers in Australian history have trained under 200m 1997 20.60 coaches Ernie Shackelton and Lawrie Barclay.At one stage, Bronwyn held every Australian hammer throw record from under-16 to open.Was 400m 2000 44.73 named the Telstra Female Athlete of the Year for 2001 and 2002.A proud member of one of Campbelltown Collegians - one of the hardest working clubs in Australia.The club was rewarded with the second meet in the 2002 Telstra A-Series and Bronwyn didn't disappoint raising RECORD(S): her Australian and Commonwealth records. Her nickname is 'Beagz' and she is the eldest of eight children. She grew up on a farm in Camden. Australian All-time Ranking List: Initially tried swimming, but suffered from chronic ear infections. Has a tattoo on her shoulderblade of an imp - a little devil holding a flower. 200m (20.60 ) 17th Bronwyn says "imps are mysterious, devil-like creatures - like me". Interests and hobbies include spending time with family and sleeping. She 400m (44.73) 3rd describes her best characteristic as 'I won't give up'.

Interesting Facts: Sporting Career: Patrick has been the winner of three consecutive prestigious Ben Lexcen Scholarships at the University of NSW.When not training or Bronwyn started competing in Little Athletics and drifted into the throwing events. She was a competitive shot putter, but started to really studying he enjoys waterskiing, golf, tennis, squash and keeping an eye on the stockmarket. In June 2002 completed his Building Construction excel in the hammer. In 1998 she was selected to compete in the 1998 World Juniors.Won the 2000 National Championships held at Stadium ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Management degree from the Uni of NSW. Australia.At the 2000 Olympic Trials she placed 3rd, just 5cm behind Debbie Sosimenko who would eventually place 5th at the Olympics. In the absence of an injured Sosimenko, Bronwyn compiled a superb series of throws during the 2001 Telstra Athletics Grand Prix, where she Sporting Career: twice raised the Australian and Commonwealth records. Her best performance in the Telstra Athletics Grand Prix in Hobart would have The Wagga Wagga born athlete boarded at Sydney's St Josephs College, where he was a valuable member of the school's athletics team.At a placed her 4th in the Sydney Olympics. Defended her national title in March 2001 and then won gold in her senior international debut at the GPS carnival he won the sprint treble, which included a World Junior 400m qualifier of 48.03sec. He left the sport after completing the HSC East Asian Games in May. Prepared very well for the World Championships twice raising her personal best (69.24 and 70.19, on an unsurveyed in late 1995, but his interest was rekindled at the 1996 Australian University Games and soon after he joined the Michael Khmel squad.After venue) in competitions in Calgary.At the World Championships in Edmonton, Bronwyn still only 20, proved she was a big meet performer just six months training he had clocked bests of 21.51/46.39, but before the year (1997) was finished he would run an amazing series of times qualifying No 2 for the final and secured the bronze medal with her second round Australian and Commonwealth record throw of 68.87m. including: 200m 20.60, 20.78; 400m 45.80, 45.9, 46.30, 44.7(relay split). Injury kept him out of the 1998 Grand Prix series. However, he was Upon return to Australia she placed 5th in the Goodwill Games and was 2nd in the IAAF Grand Prix final in Melbourne. Bronwyn was selected for the 1998 Commonwealth Games, where he progressed to the semi. Injuries over these years included stress fractures of the rewarded with a No 4 Track and Field News merit ranking - the highest position by an Australian woman in 2001. Continued to impress back, glandular fever and hamstring injuries. Patrick dominated the 2000 Grand Prix Series over 400m where he was unbeaten and then went during the 2002 Telstra A-Series raising the National and Commonwealth records with throws of 69.38m and two = best throws of 69.65m. to South Africa where he twice ran under 45 seconds including a personal best of 44.73 seconds ranking him the third fastest Australian over Won her third straight national title in April 2002 and was named in the Commonwealth games team.After only qualifying for the 400m of all-time.At the Sydney Olympics, Patrick placed seventh in his 400m semi-final and was a member of the 4x400m relay, which made Commonwealth Games final with her third and last throw in the qualifying round, Bronwyn struggled in the final claiming the silver medal with the final.After a solid start to the 2001 domestic season, Patrick suffered a hamstring injury which restricted his races at Nationals where he 65.24m. In the 2002 World Cup Madrid, Bronwyn threw below her PB recording a distance of 63.49m to place 7th.Was back to her best did not make the final. He attempted to qualify for the World Championships team with races in Europe but unfortunately missed the during the 2003 domestic season, finally reaching the 70m barrier with a throw of 71.12m at the Telstra A-Series meet in Adelaide. Hit 70 standard required. Secured selection in his second Commonwealth Games team with a fourth placing in the 400m at the 2002 Telstra A- again in Canberra, but surprisingly was beaten in the national championship by Brooke Krueger.Threw 67.10m in Osaka in May to finish third, Championships. Ran in the 4x400m relay at the Commonwealth Games placing fifth in 3:02.22. Missed selection in the Australian team for the again behind Aussie rival Krueger.At the World Championships in August 2003, she did not qualify for the final, throwing 64.97m in the 2003 World Championships, but was back in good form at the start of the 2003/04 season running 45.67 in November. qualifying round.

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Stephen Eaton (OAM) Don Elgin

Date of Birth: 26 November 1977 Date of Birth: 19 December 1975 Occupation: Get Active QLD Schools Program Officer Occupation: Business Sales Australia Post Height: 178cm Height: 178cm Weight: 97kg Weight: 80kg State: QLD State:VIC Coach: Brett Green Coach: Roy Boyd Previous Coach: Brett Jones, Scott Goodman, Chris Nunn, Lyndall Worry Previous Coaches: Cathy Woodruff, John Eden and Dee Jennings Scholarship: QAS Scholarship:VIS Club: Gold Coast Athletics Club: Sandringham Place of Birth/Residence:Toowoomba, QLD / Bethania, QLD Place of Birth/Residence: Donald,VIC / Chelsea Heights,VIC Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Married with 2 children Gender: Male Gender: Male

International: International: Paralympics: '96 - Discus 3rd, '00 - Discus 1st Paralympics: '96 - Pentathlon 4th, Discus 13th, Shot Put 14th, '00 - Pentathlon 3rd, Shot Put 8th, Long IPC World Championships: '98 - Discus 2nd, Shot Put 4th, '03 - Discus 9th, Shot Put 3rd Jump 9th, 200m 9th, 100m 11th, Discus 11th, 400m 12th CP-ISRA World Championships: '01 - Discus 2nd, Shot Put 3rd IPC World Championships: '94 - 4x100m 1st, High Jump 3rd, Shot 15th, '98 - Pentathlon 4th, Progression: '02 - Pentathlon 2nd 4 x100m Bronze 4x 400m Silver Discus 1996 27.42 2000 34.97 Events / PBs: Events / PBs: 100m 2000 12.22 Shot Put 9.89m 200m 2000 25.09 Discus 2000 34.97m 400m 2001 59.05 Shot Put 2000 12.45 Record(s): Discus 2000 41.45 World & Australian Record: Discus Long Jump 2000 5.83 Australian Record: 100m, 200m, 400m, and 1500m Pentathlon 1999 4652

Interesting Facts: Record(s): "Make sure you are giving your best which will make you do the best" is a favourite line for Stephen. He was the 1991 Queensland Sporting Australian Record: Shot Put, Discus, Pentathlon Wheelies Most Improved Junior Athlete. In 1999, he was received the Eric Russell Award for Male Athlete of the Meet at the Queensland State Games.As a gold medallist at the 2000 Paralympic Games, he was honoured with an OAM (Order of Australia). Stephen contributes Interesting Facts: enormously to continuing to develop junior athletes and was an Ambassador for the 2001 National Junior Disabled Games in Brisbane and in During his mid-teens, Don competed seriously in swimming and athletics. His swimming was always possible, as his family owned the 2003 was named an Ambassador for the Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Organisation of Qld. Tocumwal Caravan Park and Swimming Centre. He is proud of the fact that he won the bronze medal in the 2000 Paralympics in the toughest event, the Pentathlon with all five events being held on the same day. He is a father of two children and occupies his leisure time by spending Sporting Career: time with his family, playing golf and trying to make money, he is a much sort after public speaker. Don is well known in the Paralympic team DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION: F34/T34 Cerebral Palsy (Wheelchair racers or seated throwers with: moderate to severe problems in lower for raising team morale and admits to collecting shower curtains instead of pins or flags. He is a member of the Project CONNECT Steering limbs & minimal control problems in upper limbs and trunk) Committee, formed to help improve athletics at the grass roots level. Stephen won the 1999 Athletics Australia National Championships silver medal in the men's discus throw with an Australian Record, after winning a silver medal at the 1998 IPC Athletics World Championships in Birmingham also in the men's discus throw. Steve continued to Media Comment: improve, and at the 2000 Paralympics, he won the gold medal in the discus, breaking the world record in the process.After a disappointing DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T44 Amputee (Single below-knee amputee) ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE 2003 he now aims to return to the top of the World Rankings at the 2004 Paralympics. At the age of 17, in his international debut, competed at the World Championships in Berlin winning a bronze medal in the high jump and then gold as a member of the 4x100m relay team.At the 1996 Paralympics and 1998 World Championships, Don concentrated on the Pentathlon, placing a gallant fourth on both occasions. In Sydney, on home soil, a medal was definitely the goal for Don, and he didn't disappoint at the 2000 Paralympics, claiming the bronze medal in the Pentathlon. His aim is to continue to improve on his silver medal at the 2002 World Champs and become the World and Paralympic Pentathlon champion.

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Peter Elvy Rod Farr

Date of Birth: 3 June 1980 Date of Birth: 24 October 1967 Occupation: Student/Athlete Occupation:TAFE Lecturer Height: 196cm Height: 196cm Weight: 101kg Weight: 100kg State: NSW State: SA Coach: Rudolf Sopko Coach: Laurie Salotti Previous Coach: Bev Jaye Scholarship: SASI Scholarship: NSWIS Club:Wheelchair Sports SA Club: UTS North Athletic Club Place of Birth/Residence: Loxton SA / Modbury Heights SA Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male International: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: IPC World Championships: '02 - Shot Put 6th, Discus 3rd, Javelin 8th Discus: '97 - 4th, 3rd (U20), '98 - 4th, 3rd (U20), -98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, (U20) - 2nd (Open), '00 - 4th, '00 (OGT) - 1st, '01 - 3rd, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st Progression: Shot Put 2001 6.51 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2002 6.96 World Junior Championships: '98 - Discus 11th Discus 2001 12.19 World University Games: '01- Discus Qualifying round 2002 13.87 World Cup: '02 - Discus 8th (56.60) Javelin 2001 11.72 2002 12.32 PROGRESSION: Discus Throw 1996 48.96 Events / PBs: 1997 55.34 Shot Put 2002 6.96m 1998 55.41 1999 56.21 Discus 2002 13.87m 2000 60.45 Javelin 2002 12.32m 2001 58.43 2002 57.75 Record(s): 2003 60.28 Australian Record: F52 - Javelin, Discus and Shot Put F53 - Javelin and Shot Put

EVENTS / PBS: Interesting Facts: 100m 2001 10.8 Rod owned his own cabinet making business before becoming the youngest Australian TAFE Lecturer.As a junior, he played football for West Discus Throw 2000 60.45 Adelaide Football Club as well as being a state representative at junior level before suffering an accident leaving him a quadriplegic. He has Javelin Throw 2001 65.14 since become involved in athletics. Rod enjoys movies, weights, reading, food and parties, but his biggest dislike is wheelchairs. Long Jump 2001 7.18 Shot Put 2001 15.78 Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION: F52 (Quadriplegia - Shoulder function good, Biceps function good,Tricep function fair-good, Rotate wrists up Interesting Facts: & out, but not down & in, May have limited finger function, No thumb function) Outside of athletics Peter is an active producer and 'DJ' of techno/house music at numerous nightclubs in Sydney. During the 1996/97 season Rod is new to the sport of track and field but recently made a huge impact at the New South Wales Sports Council for Disabled Seasonal he broke both hands while pole vaulting and contracted glandular fever in early 1998. He was the recipient of the 1998 NSW Schools' Sports meet, setting New Australian Records in the shot put, discus and javelin. Rod achieved qualifying standards for his first World Championships Star of the Year Award. His career highlight was competing against world record holder Jurgen Schult in 2000, although his hero is the great in France July, 2002 where he claimed a bronze in the discus and finished 6th in the shot put and 8th in the javelin.Already in 2003, he has set East German discus thrower Wolfgang Schmidt. ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE new Australian Records in the shot put on his way towards qualifying for the Athens 2004 Paralympics.

Sporting Career: A tremendous all round athlete who contested many multi events during his teens. Gradually he started to concentrate on just the throws and eventually discus became the main event.A major breakthrough occurred in late 1997.The previous season he reached 48.96m, but aged just 17, he threw 55.34 at an interclub competition in Sydney. He finished the season as the No 2 open ranked discus thrower in Australia. He made his international debut in 1998, when he placed 11th in the discus at the World Juniors in Annecy France. He entered the Olympic year with a personal best of 56.21 metres and required a minimum of 62 metres to qualify. Peter made a gallant effort to qualify for the Olympic Games team, nine times throwing beyond his previous best.The week prior to the Olympic trials he hit 60.45 metres, to become only the fifth Australian to throw over 60 metres. He won the trial the following week, but remained just 1.55m short of the standard. He was attempting to become only the fifth Australian male discus thrower to compete at the Olympic Games. In his senior international debut at the World University Games in Beijing in August 2001, Peter was eliminated in the qualifying round of the discus. Peter was selected in the Oceania Team for the 2002 World Cup where he placed 8th. He also won the 2003 National title and was selected for the World University Games, but later withdrew from the team.

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Kurt Fearnley Scott Ferrier

Date of Birth: 23 March 1981 Date of Birth: 12 June 1975 Occupation:Athlete / Charles Sturt Uni (Bathurst), P/T PE Student Occupation:Athlete/Student/Model Height: 140cm Height: 191 cm Weight: 88 kg Weight: 50kg State:VIC State: NSW Coach: Eric Hollingsworth Coach: Previous Coach: Efim Shuravtesky Scholarship: NSWIS Scholarship:VIS Club: Old Melbournians Club:Wheelchair Sports NSW Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Melbourne Place of Birth/Residence: Cowra NSW / Carcoar, Sydney Marital Status: Married Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Decathlon: '94 - 1st (U20), '95 - 3rd, '96 - 2nd, '97 - DNF, '98 - DNF, '99 - 1st, '00 - DNF, '02 - 1st, '03 - International: dnc, Paralympics: '00 - 4x100m 1st, 800m 2nd, 400m semi, 1500m 4th, Marathon 21st IPC World Championships: '02 - 400m - 7th, 800m - 7th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Oz Day 10km: '99 - 1st, '03 -3rd Commonwealth Games: '98 - Decathlon - 2nd, '02 - DNF Sydney Marathon: '00 - 1st Olympic Games: '96 - Decathlon - DNF (3 events), '00 - Decathlon - DNF (4 events) PROGRESSION: Progression: Decathlon 1994 7267 pts 400m 2000 1995 7615 pts 2002 51.08 1996 8037 pts 2003 49.10 1998 8307 pts 1999 8056 pts 800m 2000 2000 7700 pts 2002 1:44.50 2002 7888 pts 2003 1:35.99 1500m 2000 EVENTS / PBS: 100m 1998 10.84 2002 3:17.27 110m Hurdles 1996 14.11/14.04w 2003 3:02.23 1500m 1994 4:49.25 400m 1996 46.39 Events / PBs: Decathlon 1998 8307 pts 400m 2002 49.10 Discus Throw 1999 46.58m High Jump 1994 2.19m 800 m 2003 1:35.99 Javelin Throw 1996 61.04m 1500 m 2003 3:02.23 Long Jump 1999 7.68m/7.69w Marathon 1:34:35 Pole Vault 1998 5.10m Shot Put 1994 15.06m Records: Australian: 400m, 800m RECORD(S): Victorian record - Decathlon - 8307pts, 2nd All-Time Australian Interesting Facts: Kurt started competing in wheelchair races in his teens while at school in Carcoar (Western NSW).After completing his HSC in 1998, he Interesting Facts: moved to Sydney to train more intensely and study a Bachelor of Human Movement. Missing the lower portion of his spine, Kurt previously In early '99 Scott incurred a severe back injury putting him out of competition for three months. In late 2000 he wed Commonwealth High Jump record holder,Alison Inverarity. His nicknames are "Scotty" and "Rooster". He has a Maltese Terrier called "Rex" and his cousin,Adam played wheelchair basketball before turning to track racing with his highlight being competing in the 800m final in Sydney. Kurt's hobbies are Contessa plays for the Western Bulldogs FC. His coach since 2001, Eric Hollingsworth is the 13th best all-time British decathlete. Eric and music, rugby league, indoor rock climbing, training and competing. In 2001, Kurt achieved another goal when he did a tandem parachute jump. Scott competed against each other in January 1996 in the NSW decathlon title, with Scott failing to finish and Eric going on to win the event.

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Scott enjoys playing golf when he is not training or competing. ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION T54 Wheelchair (Have normal arms and hand function. Have a range of trunk function from some to normal. Sporting Career: Former outstanding cricketer who emerged as a tremendous athletic talent. Scott first appeared in the rankings when he leapt 7.03m as a 17- May have some leg function) year-old schoolboy.The next year (1993/94) was his first season of athletics and he arrived with an impact, winning the Australian U20 Kurt won the Host Sydney Marathon in April 2000, defeating Mexican athlete Saul Mendoza. Kurt showed an amazing range from sprints to decathlon title with a score of 6932, which included a sensational leap of 2.12m in the high jump. Over the next eight years some events marathon at the 2000 Sydney Paralympics, where he won gold in the 4x100m relay, a silver in the 800m and also contested the 400m, 1500m would improve while others remained static.The following season (1993/94) he recorded sensational jumps of 2.19m (HJ) and 7.57m (LJ). His and marathon. Since then he has improved dramatically claiming Australian Records in the 400m and 800m as well as lowering his personal most dramatic improvement would be in the throws improving from 10.88m (SP) and 32.28m (DT) to 15.04m and 46.58m respectively. In his best in the ultra competitive 1500m by over 15seconds. His next goal is medalling at the 2004 Paralympics. second year of athletics Scott improved to 7267, but the following season (1995/96) saw his major breakthrough when he firstly scored 7615 in December 1995, then 8037 in March 1996. He was in tremendous form going into the Atlanta Olympics running times of 14.11 (110m Hurd) and 46.39 (400m), but he was struck down with a virus prior to the games and withdrew after three events. He would not complete a decathlon for over two years, until the 1998 Commonwealth Games trials where he scored a personal best of 8080 pts.The next month Scott won silver in the Commonwealth Games with a tremendous score of 8307 pts - No. 13 ranked in the world for 1998.The following February he achieved the all important Olympic qualifier and when he won the trials in August he confirmed his selection. In the Olympics, unfortunately he had to withdraw from the competition after the high jump due to injury.Won the 2002 National title with a score of 7888 points.At the 2002 Commonwealth Games, Scott was in second place after three events when he was forced to withdraw from the high jump. Competed rarely in the 2003 domestic season.

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Mark Fountain Heath Francis (OAM)

Date of Birth: 10 March 1982 Date of Birth: 16 November 1981 Occupation:Athlete/Student Occupation: Student - Newcastle, Bachelor of Commerce - 3rd year Height: 187cm Height: 174cm Weight: 69kg Weight: 65kg State:VIC State: NSW Coach: Self Coach: Irina Dvorskina Previous Coaches: Said Aouita, Bruce Scriven Previous Coach: Louise Green Club: Deakin Scholarship:AIS Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/USA Club: Raymond Terrace Marital Status: Single Place of Birth/Residence: Newcastle, NSW / Belconnen,ACT Gender: Male Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Gender: Male 1500m: '01 (U20) 1st, '03 3rd 3000m: '01 (U20) 1st International: Paralympics: '00 - 400m 1st, 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st, 200m 2nd, 100m 10th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: IPC World Championships: '98 - 400m 4th, 200m 4th, 4x400m 1st, 4x100m semi, World Youth Championships: '99 8th 1500m (3:50.70) '02 - 400m 2nd, 200m 6th World University Games: '03 5th 1500 (3:44.04) Progression: PROGRESSION: 100 m 1997 11.34 1500m 1999 3:49.23 1998 11.68 2000 3:45.09 2000 11.42 2001 3:49.0 200 m 1998 23.38 2002 3:47.26 2000 22.28 2003 3:40.30 400 m 1997 53.26 EVENTS / PBS: 1998 51.72 1500m 2003 3:40.30 1999 50.26 2000 49.92 Interesting Facts: Nicknamed "Spurt" by his mates, Mark was introduced to athletics when he was seven-years-old by a friend. He enjoys relaxing, surfing, Events / PBs: listening to music, and watching movies with mates. Mark’s heroes include . Mark's goal is the Olympic Games in the 1500m. 100 m 1999 11.34 s 200 m 2000 22.28 s Sporting Career: 400 m 2000 49.92 s A talented junior, Mark made the final of the 1999 World Youth Championships 1500m and the next year, aged 18, he clocked 3:45 for 1500m. After placing a close third at the 2003 Nationals, he ran a series of good races in the USA in May 2003, lowering his best to 3:40.30 and also Record(s): became the 36th Australian to clock a sub-4 minute mile. In August he placed 5th in the 1500m at the World University Games. World Record: 4x100m, 4x400m Australian Record: 400m

Interesting Facts: Awards Heath has received include Order of Australia Medal (2000), Centenary Medal and Junior Citizen of Great Lakes Council.Winner of the 1999 and 2000 Junior Male Paralympic Athlete of the Year Award, the 1999 Port Steven's Junior Sports Star and Junior Paralympian. In 1998, he was named the 1998 Junior Paralympian. In athletics he respects Michael Johnson, Carl Lewis and Cathy Freeman for what they have ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE accomplished and his non sporting idol is his mum, who he thinks is the most amazing person he has ever met.

Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T46 Amputee (Single above or below elbow amputee) At the 1998 World Championships at just 16, Heath was 11th in Men's 100m, 4th in Men's 200m and 400m, and won gold in the Men's 4x400m Relay.At the 2000 Paralympics, Heath was brilliant winning three Gold in the individual 400m and the 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams setting world records in both relays. He also won a silver medal in the 200m. His future goals are to win gold in the 400m at the Athens Paralympics as well as both the 4x100m and 4x400m relays.As for the long-term goals he aims to complete his university degree and get a high paying job.

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Amanda Fraser Neil Fuller (OAM)

Date of Birth: 10 October 1981 Date of Birth: 2 August 1969 Occupation: Receptionist @ AIS Occupation: Cabinet maker, Sports Coach, Key-Note Speaker State:ACT Height: 170cm Coach: Scott Goodman Weight: 74kg Scholarship:VIC State: SA Club: Combined Universities Coach: Steve Butler Place of Birth/Residence: QLD/ Belconnen ACT Previous Coach: Esa Peltola, Marius Ghita,Tania Van Heer Murphy Marital Status: Single Club: Salisbury Gender: Female Place of Birth/Residence: Sussex, / Gawler East, SA Marital Status: Married; 2 children International: Gender: Male IPC World Championships: '02 - 100m 8th, Shot Put 10th, Discus 3rd, Javelin 13th International: Progression: Paralympics: '92 - 4x100m 1st, 200m 2nd, 400m 2nd, 100m 3rd, long jump 6th, '96 - 4x100m 1st, 100m Shot Put 2002 7.87m 2nd, 200m 2nd, long jump 5th, '00 - 200m 1st, 400m 1st, 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st, 100m 3rd 2003 7.92m IPC World Championships: '90 - LJ 3rd, 100m 5th, Pentathlon 5th, '94 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st, 400m 1st, Discus 2002 22.58m 4x100m 1st, Long Jump 3rd, '98 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st 400m 1st 4x400m 1st 2003 26.67m IAAF World Championships: 01' - 200m 1st Javelin 2002 17.13m Progression: Events / PBs: 100 metres 1992 12.55 sec Shot 2002 7.92m 1994 12.12 sec Discus 2003 26.67m 1996 11.97 sec Javelin 2002 17.13m 1997 11.42 sec 2002 11.73 sec Record(s): 200 metres 1992 25.67 sec Australian Record: Discus 1996 24.45 sec 2000 22.78sec Interesting Facts: 2002 23.91 sec At the Sydney Paralympic Games in 2000,Amanda competed in swimming, winning two bronze medals.Transferring to athletics has also seen 400 metres 1992 60.32 sec her relocate to Canberra to train at the AIS where she holds a scholarship.Amanda rates her bad habit as reading her horoscopes daily. Her 1997 55.95 sec favourite movie is 'Remember the Titans' and she likes swimming, basketball, music, movies and having fun. 1999 51.89 sec 2000 52.26 sec Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION: F37 Cerebral Palsy (Moderate to minimal hemiplegia) Events / PBs: Amanda has made a swift transition to track and field and already has some outstanding performances in discus currently holding the 100 m 1997 11.42 sec Australian Record for her class.With each competition, she narrows the margin between her and the current world record. Her progression 200 m 2000 22.78 sec has her on target to make a definite impression at the Athens Paralympic Games in 2004. 400 m 1999 51.89 sec 800 m 2000 2:12.54 sec Long Jump 1997 5.98 m

Record(s): Australian Record: 100m, 200m, 400m and 800m World Record: 400m, 4 x 100m, 4 x 400m ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Interesting Facts: In 1987, Neil broke his leg in a soccer match, severing an artery. Complications set in and he was forced to have the lower part of his right leg amputated. He made a successful comeback to become one of the finest Amputee athletes in Australia. Neil released his autobiography in 2000, titled 'One Foot In The Door'. In 1992 he was awarded an OAM (Order of Australia Medal);Won the SA Sports Institute - Disabled Athlete of the Year in 1992, 93, 94, 98, 99;Australian Paralympic Committee - Male Athlete of the Year in 1998; inducted into the Athletics South Australia Hall of Fame in 1997 and in 2002 was named as one of the AIS 21 'Best of the Best Athletes'

Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T44 Amputee (Single below-knee amputation or an athlete who can walk with moderately reduced function in one or both legs) At International competitions Neil has collected 32 medals, including 16 gold, four of those in Sydney 2000. In 1992 and 1996, Neil won silver medals in 100m & 200m sprints and helped Australia to Gold in the 4x100m relay. At the Sydney 2000 Paralympics, he was magnificent, taking the 200m/400m double, as well as Gold in the 4x100m and 4x400m relays and bronze in the 100m. He was given the honour of carrying the Australian flag at the closing ceremony. In 2001, he won an exhibition 200m race at the IAAF World Championships in Edmonton. Now back in SA he is aiming to defend his titles in the 200m and 400m in Athens. P P 334 335 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

David Geddes Tatiana Grigorieva

Date of Birth: 26 January 1982 Date of Birth: 8 October 1975 Occupation: Student Occupation:Athlete/Model/student Height: 191cm Height: 180cm Weight: 80kg Weight: 64kg State: NSW State: SA Coach: Phil Geddes Coach: Sergey Miroshnichenko Scholarship: NSWIS Previous Coaches: John Gormley,Vassili Grichtchenkov,Vitali Petrov,Alex Parnov Scholarship: South Australian Sports Institute Club: Sydney Pacific Athletics Club Club: South Australian Sports Institute Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Place of Birth / Residence: St Petersburg RUS/Adelaide & Gold Coast Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Gender: Female

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200m: '99 - 1st (U20), 2nd (U18), '00 - 2nd (U20), '01 - 1st (U20), '02 1st 100 yards: '99 - 3rd 400m: '99 - 1st (U18), 1st (U20), '01 - 1st (U20) Pole Vault: '98 - 2nd (4.15), '99 - 1st (3.90), '00 - =2nd, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 2nd

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Cup: '02 4x100m 7th (39.58) Goodwill Games: '98 - 2nd Olympic Games: '00 - 2nd (4.55) PROGRESSION: World Cup: '02 NH 200m 1998 21.75 World Championships: '99 - 3rd (4.45), '01 - 4th (4.55) 1999 21.41 World Indoor Championships: '99 - 9th (4.20) Commonwealth Games: '02 - 1st (4.35m) 2000 21.64 2001 21.44/21.04w PROGRESSION: 2002 20.62 Pole Vault 1996 3.80m 2003 21.09 1997 4.00m 400m 1998 47.49 1998 4.35m 1999 47.45 1999 4.50m 2000 48.00 2000 4.55m 2001 47.39/46.8 2001 4.56m 2002 46.49 2002 4.44m 2003 46.75 2003 4.10m

EVENTS / PBS: EVENTS / PBS: 100m 2001 10.49 Pole Vault 2001 4.56m 200m 2002 20.62 400m 2002 46.49 RECORD(S): Commonwealth Games Record: '02 - Pole Vault 4.35m Interesting Facts: Interesting Facts: David became involved in athletics at the young age of seven through a school athletics carnival. His career highlight so far is competing at the The Adelaide resident has her own website at http://www.tatiana.com.au featuring an impressive pictorial of her developing modelling career. 2000 Telstra Olympic Games Trials in the 200m.When not competing, David enjoys reading, listening to music and eating out. Tatiana is studying marketing and building a successful career in her limited spare time.Tatiana launched her own range of lingerie (Tatiana Teen Girl) and Pyjamas (TVPJs) in 2001,which were a great success in the first season. She is also very popular with photographers around ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sporting Career: the world regularly appearing on the cover of a wide range of magazines. In 2002 US TV Sports Network ESPN named her as one of the 10 David was one of the most talented all round junior athletes ever in NSW. He won state medals in sprints, 800m, hurdles and jumps. Just after sexiest female athletes in the world. his 20th birthday, he won the Commonwealth Games 200m trials in a superb 20.62. But he was injured in the lead-up to the Commonwealth Games and withdrew. Made his international debut later that year in the 4x100m relay at the World Cup. Missed selection for the 2003 World Sporting Career: Championships due to mixed form. A former national level 400m hurdler in Russia,Tatiana took up pole vaulting after she migrated to Australia 1997.Within 12 months she had become one of the world's best, placing second in the 1998 Goodwill Games. In her first major championship she won bronze at the 1999 IAAF World Championships. In 2000 Tatiana vaulted to stardom when she won the silver medal in the inaugural Olympic women's pole vault with a personal best of 4.55m. In another superb competitive display,Tatiana, against the odds due to an injury restricted campaign, equalled her personal best to claim fourth at the 2001 World Championships, then in the final competition of the season she edged closer to Emma George's Australian record and former World record of 4.60m, with a clearance of 4.56m in Yokohama.Tatiana won her third Australian title in April 2002 with a season’s best of 4.44m.Vaulted well at the Commonwealth Games to comfortably claim the title with a championship record 4.35m. No heighted in the World Cup in September 2002. Struggled domestically in 2003 with injury, vaulting only 4.10m. Injured her left hamstring in June. In late 2003 relocated to the Gold Coast to train with Sergey Miroshnichenko.

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Michelle Haage William Hamlyn-Harris

Date of Birth: 14 November 1974 Date of Birth: 14 January 1978 Occupation: Gym Manager Occupation:Architect Height: 165 cm Height: 191cm Weight: 78kg Weight: 96kg State: NSW State: NSW Coach: Zhihong Huang Previous Coach: Roger Green Coach: Rudolf Sopko Club: Sutherland Previous Coach:Toni Zito Place of Birth / Residence: Bankstown/Greenacre, Sydney Scholarship: NSWIS Marital Status: Single Club:Asics West Track & Field Club Inc. Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence:Vanuatu/Sydney Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Gender: Male Shot Put: '92 - 3rd, 1st (U20), '94 - 1st (U20), '00 - 2nd, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st Discus: '92 - 3rd (U20), '94 - 2nd (U20), AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Javelin: '00 (OT) - 7th, '01 - 1st, '02 - 2nd, '03 - 2nd Commonwealth Games: '02 Shotput - 11th World Junior Championships: '92 - Shot Qual Round (14.11) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Aus V NZ Trans Test Match:'01 - Shot 1st (16.15) Commonwealth Games: '02 4th (77.31) East Asian Games: '01 - Shot 4th (16.14) World Cup: '02 7th (74.48m) PROGRESSION: Aus V NZ Trans Tasman Test:'01 2nd (70.05) Discus Throw 1995 - 1996 44.96m East Asian Games: '01 4th (72.02) 1996 - 1997 49.92m 1997 - 1998 48.78m PROGRESSION: 1998 - 1999 44.08m Javelin Throw 1994 52.50m 1999 49.43m 1995 59.28m 2000 44.12m 1996 64.38m 2001 45.80m Shot Put 1995 - 1996 13.67m 1997 61.47m 1996 - 1997 14.34m 1998 58.82m 1997 - 1998 14.89m 1999 63.35m 1998 - 1999 14.19m 2000 71.52m 1999 15.13m 2001 75.45m 2000 15.29m 2002 79.52m 2001 16.15m 2003 81.82m 2002 16.19m 2003 14.96m EVENTS / PBS: Javelin Throw 2003 81.82m EVENTS / PBS: Discus Throw 1996 49.92 Interesting Facts: Shot Put 2002 16.19m A talented junior,Will relocated from Hobart to Sydney and shortly after started training with Rudolf Sopko and alongside eight-time Australian champion Andrew Currey. RECORD(S): NSW Open Shot Put record Sporting Career: Interesting Facts: Will's breakthrough came at the 2001 Telstra Athletics Grand Prix in Sydney when he raised his best to 75.43m. Five weeks later he was a ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE World and Australian Powerlifting Champion in 1990 and 1991. Michelle became involved in the sport at age six when her sister was in Little surprise winner of the 2001 Australian title ahead of training partner and National record holder Andrew Currey and Olympian Adrian Athletics. Michelle attended Wayland Baptist College in Plainview,Texas from 1995 to 1999, graduating with a Bachelor of Science. Her career Hatcher. In May 2001 he placed fourth at the East Asian Games with a throw of 72.02m. Continued to progress during the 2002 domestic highlight was competing at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester for Australia. Michelle is coached by one of the great shot putters season, raising his best to 79.52m. Clinched his selection in the 2002 Commonwealth Games team with a second placing at the Telstra A- in history, Zhihong Huang from China. Zhihong putted a best of 21.52m in 1990 and won the following titles: 1991 and 1993 World Championships in April.Threw well in his first major event, to place fourth in the Commonwealth Games, just below is pb. In September Championships, 1989 and 1994 World Cup and 1989 World University Games. She also won minor medals at the 1992 Olympics, 1995 World contested the World Cup.Will pushed his pb over 80m (4th Australian ever) in the 2003 domestic season reaching a best of 81.82m in March. Champs and 1989 & 1991 World Indoors. Placed second at the Telstra A-Championships in April 2003. Sporting Career: The two-time Australian junior shot put champion spent four years (1995-99) at college in the US, where she won 13 NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) indoor and outdoor titles.With the retirement of Helen Toussis,Michelle is easily the leading shot putter in Australia. In March 2001, she won her first Open National title by over 1.5 metres. Michelle joined the 16 metre club on March 31 when she won the shot put at the Aus V NZ Trans Tasman Test Match in Auckland moving to No 11 in Australian history. Placed fourth in the shot at the East Asian Games with a good putt of 16.14m. Raised her personal best to 16.19m in February and defended her national title in April. Michelle placed 11th at the 2002 Commonwealth Games - her first major senior championship. Injured for much of 2003. Michelle switched coaches in mid-2003 to former Chinese World Champion, Zhihong Huang.

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Amy Harris Nick Harrison

Date of Birth: 7 October 1980 Date of Birth: 18 October 1970 Occupation: Speech Pathologist Occupation:Teacher Height: 165cm Height: 172 cm Weight: 58kg Weight: 59 kg State: QLD State:VIC Coach: Cliff Mallett Coach: Chris Wardlaw Previous Coach:Alan Cameron Scholarship:VIS Scholarship: QAS Club: Glenhuntly Club: University of Queensland Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Melbourne Place of Birth / Residence: Rockhampton/Brisbane Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 10000 metres: '99 - 13th, '00 - 9th 100m: '02 - semi, '03 - 3rd Cross Country: '00 - 15th 200m: '02 - ht, '03 - ht Marathon: '00 - 5th

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '03 - 4x100m relay 6th heat (44.11) Beppu-Oita Marathon: '01 - 13th (2:15.17) Sydney Marathon: '00 - 5th (2:22.06) PROGRESSION: World Cross Country: '99 - 131st 100m 2001 11.99 World Championships: '01- Marathon 23rd (2:23.24),Team 8th;'03 - Marathon 51st (2:20.16),Team 7th. 2002 11.75 2003 11.80/11.57w Marathon Career (6): 200m 2002 24.30 30/4/00 11th Host City Marathon (Sydney) 2:22.06 2003 24.05 4/2/01 13th Beppu Marathon 2:15.17 2/8/01 36th World Championships (Edmonton) 2:23.24 EVENTS / PBS: 10/2/02 14th Tokyo Marathon 2:17.24 100m 2002 11.75 2/2/03 3rd Beppu Marathon 2:10.22 200m 2003 24.05 30/8/03 51st World Championships (Paris) 2:20.16

Interesting Facts: PROGRESSION: Amy's Great Grandfather was also a sprinter and won the Sir Joseph Banks Botany Bay Gift.Amy, also known as Harry, likes to play her violin Marathon 2000 2:22:06 and go horse riding. She also loves chocolate and coffee. Her immediate aims are to secure her place in the relay team and run a personal 2001 2:15:17 best time for the 100m. Long term,Amy would like to represent Australia at the Olympics and Commonwealth Games. 2002 2:17.24 2003 2:10.22 Sporting Career: Two years of consistent form has been rewarded with selection in the team for the World championships - her international debut.At the EVENTS / PBS: 2003 World Championships,Amy ran the first leg on the 4x100m relay team which placed 6th in the heats. 10000m 1998 29:35.19 5000m 1999 13:51.57 Marathon 2003 2:10.22 ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES Interesting Facts: Nick's dad Terry, was the National 10,000m Australian Champion in 1972 and was also a leading Australian marathoner clocking a personal best of 2:20.23 in 1972. In his spare time Nick is a singer and songwriter and hopes to one day release his own CD. His other hobbies are his family and writing.

Sporting Career: Nick has been a long-term participant in athletics, starting running before he began high school.A solid runner for many years, Nick has placed top-8 in National marathons, 5000m and 10,000m events. Nick made his marathon debut in the Host City Marathon in April 2000.Twelve months later he slashed his marathon best to 2:15.17, securing a place in the team for the World Championships, where he was the first placed Australian, placing 23rd. Nick ran the Tokyo marathon in early 2002.Then in February 2003 returned to Japan to contest the Beppu marathon where he made a major breakthrough, placing 3rd and clocking 2:10.22 and moving him to no. 9 on the Australian all-time list. Competing in the 2003 World Championships, his 2nd World Championships, but only 6th marathon Nick placed 51st and helped Australia to 7th in the team event.

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Brian Harvey (OAM) Rosemary Hayward

Date of Birth: 3 October 1965 Date of Birth: 10 November 1980 Occupation: Retired Police Officer Occupation:Athlete/Student Height: 184cm Height: 183cm Weight: 84kg Weight: 70kg State: QLD State: NSW Coach: Brett Jones Coach: Stuart Hayward Former Coach: Brett Green, Richard Brocket, Lyndal Wary Scholarship: NSWIS Club:Toukley AC Scholarship: QAS Place of Birth / Residence: Central Coast NSW/Central Coast Club: University of Queensland Marital Status: Single Place of Birth/Residence: Rockhampton QLD / Logan City QLD Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200m: '96 - 1st (U16), '97 - 1st (U20), 1st (U18), '98 - 1st (U18), 1st (U20), '99 - 1st (U20) International: 400m: '96 - 1st (U20), '97 - 1st (U20), 1st (U18), '98 - 1st (U18), 1st (U20), '99 - 1st (U20), '00 - semi, '03 Paralympics:‘96 - Javelin 1st, '00 - Discus 3rd - 2nd IPC World Championships: '03 - Javelin 6th, Discus 6th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Progression: World Championships: '99 - 4x400m relay - DNC, '03 - 4x400m relay withdrew World Junior Championships: '96 - 400m - 3rd, 4x400m - 3rd, 4x100m 6th (ran heat), '98 - 400m - 2nd (SF), 4x400m - 7th Events / PBs: World Indoors: '99 - 4x400m - reserve. Javelin 2003 43.36m IAAF World Cup: '02 400m - 6th, 4x400m 7th Discus 2003 33.66m PROGRESSION: Shot Put 1999 10.41m 200m 1995 24.52 1996 24.24 Record(s): 1997 23.77 Australian Record: Javelin, Discus, Shot Put 1998 23.95 1999 24.25 Interesting Facts: 2002 24.71 Brian enjoys pasta and his sporting idols are Jan Zelezny and Mohammed Ali.As a junior, he competed in soccer, martial arts, boxing and rugby 400m 1995 55.84 league before playing rugby union in the QLD police academy. His involvement in track & field started when he attended a Come 'n Try Day 1996 53.53 and has now represented Australia at the last 2 Paralympics winning medals at both. One of his biggest honours was receiving an Order of 1997 53.04 Australia as a Gold medallist after the 1996 Atlanta Paralympics. 1998 52.83 1999 52.90 Sporting Career: 2000 53.45 DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION: F38 Cerebral palsy (Relatively minimal dysfunction) 2001 53.11 Brian was involved in a car accident, suffering a head injury. He now currently holds Australian Records in all three throwing events for F38 2002 52.76 men with his best performances being 41.66m in the javelin which he recorded in 1999 while competing in the Czech Republic. In the Discus 2003 52.24 he set a New Australian Record during the 2000 Paralympics with a throw of 32.60m. His goal is to qualify for the 2004 Paralympics and EVENTS / PBS: reclaim his previously held World Record for the Javelin. 100m 1996 11.87 200m 1997 23.77 400m 2003 52.24 800m 1996 2:09.80 ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Interesting Facts: Her nicknames are Rosie, Badge and Rosebud. She was the NSW Junior Female Sports Star of the Year in '96. Since her late teens, Rosemary has been a motivational/celebrity speaker at functions. In 2004 Rosemary will be studying PE Teaching at Newcastle Uni (2nd year)

Sporting Career: An outstanding junior, Rosemary won a bronze medal at the 1996 World Juniors in the 400m at the age of 15.Touted as a sprint star of the future, Rosemary was restricted by injury and illness in 1998. Hayward was selected in the 4x400m relay as a reserve at both the 1999 World Indoors and World Championships, but did not get a run. In her first senior year she progressed to the semi finals of the 400m at the 2000 Australian Championships. Battling injury she placed 2nd in the 'B' 400m final at the Olympic Trials. She resumed competition in late 2001 and continued to make steady progress. She just missed Commonwealth Games selection, but earned the individual spot for the 2002 World Cup, where she lowered her pb to 52.76. Despite some injuries, she was again able to lower her pb (to 52.24) in the 2003 domestic season and place 2nd at the nationals, therefore securing World Championships selection in the relay. Unfortunately Rosemary was a late withdrawal from the relay team for Paris.

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Lauren Hewitt Clinton Hill

Date of Birth: 25 November 1978 Date of Birth: 19 April 1980 Occupation:Athlete/Student-BSc Monash Uni Occupation: Student Height: 170 cm Height: 186cm Weight: 62 kg State:VIC Weight: 77kg Coach: Mark Ladbrook State: NSW Previous Coaches: Peter Fortune, John Quinn, Debbie Flintoff-King Coach: Michael Khmel Scholarship:VIS Previous Coach: Paul Laurendet Club: Ringwood Place of Birth / Residence:Warracknabeal Vic/Melbourne Scholarship: NSWIS Marital Status: Single Club: Bankstown Sports Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence: Johannesburg RSA/Sydney Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100 metres: '95 - 5th (U20), '96 - 2nd, '97 - 2nd, '98 - 3rd, '98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, '00 (OGT) - Gender: Male 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - inj 200 metres: '95 - 2nd (U20), '96 - 3rd, '97 - 3rd, '98 - 2nd, '98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, '00 (OGT) - AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2nd, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - inj 400 metres '99 - 3rd (U20), '01 - 5th, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '98 - 100m - 4th, 200m - 3rd, 4x100m - 1st, '02 - 100m -semi, 200m - 3rd, 4x100m - 4th, 4x400m - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Olympic Games: '96 - 4x100m - 7th, '00 - 100m - 2nd Round, 200m - semi, 4x100m - DNF Commonwealth Games: '02 - 400m 8th, 4x400m - 5th (relay splits 44.8 & 44.5) World Championships: '97 - 100m - 2nd Rnd, 200m - 2nd Rnd, 4x100m - heat; '99 - 100m - semi, 200m - 7th; '01- 200m semi finals; '03 - 200m East Asian Games: '01 - 400m 3rd (45.54) semi (23.01 ht), 4x100 - 6th heat World Cup: '98 - 100m - 7th, 4x100m - 6th; '02 - 100m 9th, 200m 5th, 4x100m disq World University Games: '01 - 400m 2nd (45.63), 4x400m 4th World Indoors: '97 - 200m - semi World Cup: '02 6th (45.76), 4x400 (split 44.97) World Junior Championships: '96 - 100m - 8th, 200m - 2nd, 4x100m - 6th, World Championships: '03 400m 6th semi (45.35), 4x400m 4th heat (split 44.3)

PROGRESSION: PROGRESSION: 100m 1994 11.96 1999 11.28 400m 1997 48.33 1995 11.62 2000 11.29 1998 47.83 1996 11.55 2001 11.31 1999 47.76 1997 11.43 2002 11.33 1998 11.36 2003 11.59 2000 47.02 2001 45.54 200m 1995 23.52 2000 22.52 2002 45.41 1996 23.14 2001 22.90 2003 45.29 1997 23.09 2002 22.69 1998 22.62 2003 22.79 1999 22.53 EVENTS / PBS: 200m 2001 21.76 EVENTS / PBS: 400m 2003 45.29 100m 1999 11.28 200m 2000 22.52 800m 1998 1:52.20 400m 2003 53.88 Interesting Facts: Interesting Facts: Job prospects brought Clinton and his family from South Africa to Australia.They arrived on 1 January 1997 and Clinton became an Australian Lauren played tennis, netball and basketball when she was young, as Little Athletics was not on offer in her country Victorian town.At all competitions Lauren carries with her a jar of soil from her family's property in Warracknabeal. Her father gave her the jar in 1996 as a symbol citizen on 5 June 2000.While in South Africa he was selected to trial for the Crystal Palace soccer team in England. of her family origins. She is well known among friends as "Loz" or "Lozza". Between 1994 and 1995 she suffered three navicular stress fractures (2 left, 1 right) followed by an injured right knee in Feb 2000. Lauren has two pet dogs, 'Sparky' and 'Genni' and one cat 'Muffin'. Sporting Career: Interests include: movies, shopping, restaurants and architecture. ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Clinton has made steady progress over the last five years, since arriving from South Africa.The Australian All Schools U20 400m and 800m Sporting Career: Champion in December 1998, concentrated on the shorter event last season and was rewarded with a fifth placing at the nationals and Lauren started serious training at the age of 14, when she moved to Melbourne to attend boarding school. Under Debbie Flintoff-King, she selection in the Australian team for the East Asian Games. Hill made a major breakthrough when he placed third at the East Asian Games in a was a leading sprinter and was also a triple jumper, leaping 11.74m in December 1993, but as she was only just 15 and running sub-12 and 24 sensational time of 45.54.This time moved him to No 11 on the Australian all-time list. He proved this result was no fluke with a silver medal for the 100m and 200m respectively, she decided to concentrate on the sprints.At the 1996 Nationals, Lauren placed in the 100m and 200m. at the World University Games in the 400m having endured four rounds. He then helped the 4x400m relay to fourth. Clinton then dashed At 17 years she was the youngest member of the 1996 Australian Olympic athletics team. Lauren went on to win silver over 200m at the World Juniors in Sydney that year. Lauren came of age and placed herself at the forefront of Australian women's sprinting with a World back to Brisbane where he ran the 400m and 4x400m relay at the Goodwill Games, before travelling to Yokohama in Japan where he Championships 200m finals berth in 1999 (Seville). She had wins over both Freeman and Gainsford-Taylor in early 2000, setting a 200m PB at anchored the Australian Swedish relay team (100/200/300/400) and ran along side Michael Johnson in his final ever race.A very consistent the Canberra GP.After reaching the Olympic 'A' Qualifying standard in both the 100m and 200m Lauren went on to win the 100m and place 2002 domestic season where he just missed his personal best of 45.62 in February. Clinton won the national title in April in a very close 2nd in the 200m at the Telstra Olympic Trials. Selected as a member of the Australian team to contest the Sydney Olympics, Lauren placed 6th finish. Clinton set a new PB of 45.41 in the semi-finals at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, going on to place 8th in the final. in the 2nd round of the 100m, 7th in her semi-final of the 200m and was a member of the 4x100m relay team.After a sluggish start to the 2001 Telstra Grand Prix Series,Lauren was just outside her 100m best at the Telstra Nationals,as she claimed her second open National Hill placed a solid 6th in the World Cup. Started the 2003 domestic season sensationally with a pb of 45.39 in windy conditions in Perth, sprint double.At the 2001 World Championships she progressed to the semi finals in the 200m. Hewitt won her third national sprint double further reduced this to 45.30 in March in Canberra - moving to no. 10 on the all-time list. Defended his national title in April. Prepared well in in April 2002 at the Telstra A-Championships. Selected in the Commonwealth Games team - her 10th national team. Lauren was back to her Europe with a pb of 45.29 in Italy in early July.At the 2003 World Championships clocked 45.35 in his semi, but did not proceed to the final. best form for two years when she placed third in the 200m in a time of 22.69. Lauren ran on both relays including a superb first leg on the Clinton clocked a sensational 44.3 in his 4x400m relay leg, his 4th sub-45 relay split. 4x400m team timed at 52.3.After a good start to the 2003 domestic season, she suffered a femur stress reaction, forcing her to withdraw from the Telstra A-Championships in April. Competing at her 4th World Championships, Lauren progressed to the semi in the 200m.

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Jaimee-Lee Hoebergen Kym Howe

Date of Birth: 17 February 1988 Date of Birth: 12 June 1980 Occupation:Y 9 Student Occupation: Child Care Worker Height: 169cm Height: 177cm Weight: 56kg Weight: 64kg State: NSW State:WA Coach: Penny Gillies Coach:Alex Parnov Previous Coach: Eric Hollingsworth Previous Coach: Steve Rippon Scholarship: NSWIS Scholarship:WAIS Club:Wollongong City Little Athletics Club: Curtin Athletic Club Place of Birth / Residence:Wollongong/Wollongong Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Perth Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Female Gender: Female

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200m: '02 (AAS U16) 3rd Pole Vault '97 - 10th (open), 4th (U20); '98 - 2nd (U20), '99 - 1st (U20), 2nd (Open), '00 - 4th, '00 (OGT) 400m: '01 (AAS U/14) 1st, '02 (AAS U16) 1st, '03 (AYOF U19) 1st, '03 (AYC U18) 1st 4th, '01 - 3rd, '02 - 2nd, '03 - dnc

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Youth Championships: '03 3rd 400m (53.78), Medley relay disq (dropped baton) Commonwealth Games: '02 - Pole Vault - 2nd World Junior Championship: '98 - 11th (3.90m) PROGRESSION: East Asian Games: '01 - 3rd (4.05m) 400m 2000 59.10 2001 56.55 PROGRESSION: 2002 55.12 Pole Vault 1997 3.50m 2003 53.78 1998 3.90m 1999 4.16m EVENTS / PBS: 2000 4.20m 200m 2003 24.54 2001 4.20m 400m 2003 53.78 2002 4.45m 2003 4.30m Interesting Facts: 2004 4.40m School: Illawarra Christian School. Jamiee-Lee's mum (Liz) was born in the UK, while her dad (Johannes) was born in NZ, but with Dutch heritage. Jaimee-Lee has represented EVENTS / PBS: her school in netball, gymnastics, cross country, swimming and touch football. She enjoys being with her friends and going to Church. She was Pole Vault 2002 4.45m awarded the Lord Mayor Sporting Achievement Award. Jaimee-Lee, who has the potential to become a leading Australian 400m runner, celebrates her birthday one day after Cathy Freeman. Interesting Facts: Prior to entering athletics Kym was a member of the Junior WA Gymnastics team between 1993 and 1996. She has a pet, Golden Cocker Sporting Career: Spaniel dog named Holly. In Perth, Kym trains with one of the leading pole vault squads in the world. Under coach Alex Parnov, the squad Jaimee-Lee started athletics in 1995, when she was seven. She has made rapid progress in the last three years over 400 metres. On March 1 includes: Dmitri Markov and Paul Burgess. Kym's athletic hero is Gail Devers. Her career highlights have been making the World Junior final in this year, just two weeks after her 15th birthday, she ran a lifetime best of 53.91 seconds in the Telstra A-Series meet in very windy conditions 1998 and vaulting 4.45m in front of a home crowd in Perth in 2002.Another goal is to meet 'Mr Right'. Interests include kids and the beach. in Melbourne, placing 2nd to Cathy Freeman and easily defeating the national open champion Katerina Dressler. Represented Australia at the 2003 IAAF World Youth (U18) Championships where she placed 3rd in the final. Sporting Career: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE A former national level gymnast, Kym was talent identified by WAIS and commenced vaulting in late 1996. By the end of the season she had cleared 3.35m and placed fourth in the U18 Championships.The next season she was up to 3.80m and her second placing in the Australian U20 Championships, secured her selection in the Australian World Junior team. Kym equalled her personal best in the qualifying rounds, then placed 11th in the inaugural World Junior pole vault final with a new pb of 3.90m. Howe set an Australian U20 record of 4.16m in March 1999 and claimed silver in the open championships. Kym placed fourth in the Olympic trials, below her season’s best of 4.20m. In May 2001, she made her senior international debut at the East Asian Games where she won bronze.A big improver in 2002, she pushed her personal best to 4.45m and placed second in the nationals.At the Commonwealth Games in Manchester, Kym took the silver with her jump of 4.15m. Kym has struggled to overcome an injury she carried through the Commonwealth Games, but is reaching good form at the start of the 2003/04 season. Her successful return was confirmed on December 4 when Kym vaulted 4.30m at Zatopek.

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Jane Jamieson Sarah Jamieson

Date of Birth: 23 June 1975 Date of Birth: 24 May 1975 Occupation:Athlete/Student Occupation: Fitness Consultant Height: 170 cm Height: 172 cm Weight: 60 kg State: NSW Weight: 58 kg Coach: Rudolf Sopko State:VIC Previous Coach: Don Brodie Coach: Bruce Scriven Scholarship: NSWIS Previous Coaches: Chris Wardlaw and Peter Fortune Club:Asics West Track & Field Club Inc. Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/St Ives, Sydney Scholarship:VIS Marital Status: Single Club: Essendon Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Melbourne Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: High Jump: '98 - 3rd Gender: Female Long Jump: '98 - 2nd, '99 - 3rd Javelin: '99 - 1st AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Heptathlon: '93 - 1st (U18), '94 - 1st (U20), '95 - 1st, '96 - 1st, '98 - 1st, '98(CGT) - 1st, '00(OGT) - 800 metres: 93 - (U18 & U20) - 1st, '94 (U20) 5th 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 4th 1500 metres: 93 - (U18 & U20) - 1st, '94 - 3rd Aust, '96 - 5th (4th Aust.), '99 -1st, '00 - 3rd (2nd Aust.), INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: '02 - 2nd, '03 inj Commonwealth Games: '98 - Heptathlon - 2nd, '02 - Heptathlon - 1st Olympic Games: '96 - Heptathlon - 20th, '00 - Heptathlon - 10th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '95 - Heptathlon - 14th, '99 - Heptathlon - DNF World Indoor Championships: '99 - Pentathlon - 5th Commonwealth Games: '02 - 1500m - 5th World Junior Championships: '94 - Heptathlon - 10th Olympic Games: '00 - 1500m - Heat World University Games: '95 - Heptathlon - 1st, '97 - DNF, '01- 1st, '03 - 2nd (5908) World Junior Championships: '94 - 800m - heat, 1,500m - heat World University Champs: '99 - 1500m - 4th PROGRESSION: Heptathlon 1990 4995points World Cup: '02 8th 1500m 1991 5067points 1992 4697points PROGRESSION: 1993 5445points 1500m 1992 4.26.02 1994 5468points 1995 6133points 1993 4.21.56 1996 6275points 1994 4.19.9 1998 6354points 1999 4.12.89 2000 6227points 2000 4.06.09 2001 6070points 2002 6059points 2001 4:19.72 2003 5908points 2002 4:08.54 2003 4:17.23 EVENTS / PBS: 800m 1992 2.08.55 100m Hurdles 1998 13.88 200m 1998 24.43 1993 2.06.2 800m 1995 2:14.68 1994 2.05.97 Heptathlon 1998 6354points 1999 2.05.27 High Jump 1995 1.86 2000 2.05.84 2002 1.86 Javelin Throw 1998 49.19 2002 2:03.38 Long Jump 1998 6.47 Shot Put 1998 14.69 EVENTS / PBS:

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE 1500m 2000 4:06.09 Interesting Facts: PROFILES ATHLETES Jane has suffered from various injuries during her career, however on limited preparation she is still always capable of compiling competitive 800m 2002 2:03.38 scores. Her nickname is 'Jammo' and her lifetime superstition has been to always put her left shoe on before her right shoe. Sporting Career: Sporting Career: The 1994 World Junior representative overcame a period of injury to place fourth over 1500m in the 1999 World University Games. Sarah Jane performed outstandingly at the Gothenburg World Championships in 1995 to finish with a PB and 14th place. From there she went on to win the heptathlon gold medal at the 1995 World University Games in Japan. Jamieson improved again at the 1998 Commonwealth Games to was involved in an amazing period of 1500m running in Australia during the 2000 domestic season, as four athletes vied for three Olympic produce a personal best and win a well-deserved silver medal. She is ranked third behind another Jane (Flemming) and 1984 Olympic gold berths. Jamieson pushed teenager Georgie Clarke to the fastest time ever on Australian soil on 30 January 2000 in Hobart, then moved into medallist Glynnis Nunn-Cearns on the Australian All-Time lists. Jane improved at her second Olympics finishing 10th overall with 6,104pts at the No 2 Australian all-time spot when she ran 4:06.09 in Nice in July 2000. Sarah was the second Australian in the 2000 Olympic trials, the Sydney Games. Unfortunately a hamstring injury forced her to withdraw from the 2001 World Championships, but she recovered securing her selection.After a year off in 2001, Sarah was back in good form in the 2002 domestic season.Again with four athletes vying for sufficiently to regain her World University Games title (previously won in 1995) and place sixth at the Goodwill Games.A knee injury in March 2002, left her very underdone for the 2002 Telstra A-Championships/CG trials, where she placed fourth - her first defeat ever by selection in the 2002 Commonwealth Games (CG) team, Sarah optioned not to make her World Cross Country debut and concentrate on another Australian athlete. However she was selected for the Commonwealth Games, subject to a fitness trial.A most competitive athlete, the Telstra A-Championships/CG trials where after her second placing, she was rewarded with CG selection. Sarah prepared well for the Jane rose above her restricted preparation to take heptathlon gold.Although unable to compete at the 2003 Nationals due to injury, she was games with sub 4:09 runs, eventually placing fifth in the 1500m final at the Commonwealth Games. Sarah also placed 8th in the 1500m at the selected in her 4th Australian team for the World University Games. Jane was magnificent claiming silver, to add to her two previous World World Cup in September 2003. Sarah's late 2003 domestic season was wrecked with injuries - knee bursitis and a hamstring insertion Uni golds. Jane is compiling an outstanding career record and now has top 10 finishes at Olympics, Commonwealths,World Uni,World Juniors and World Indoors. Jane has also won individual National medals in the Long Jump, High Jump and Javelin. problem. Sarah is back in form for the 2003/04 domestic season.

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Benita Johnson Patrick Johnson

Date of Birth: 6 May 1979 Date of Birth: 26 September 1972 Occupation: Student Occupation:Administration Officer / Athlete Height: 166cm Height: 177 cm Weight: 50kg Weight: 73 kg State:ACT State:ACT Coach: Nic Bideau Coach: Esa Peltola Previous Coaches: Dick Telford, John Clancy Scholarship:AIS Scholarship:VIS Club:Australian Institute of Sport Club: University of Queensland Place of Birth / Residence: Cairns QLD/Canberra Place of Birth / Residence: Mackay QLD/Canberra Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100 metres: '97 - 2nd, '99 - 3rd, '00 - 2nd, '00 (OGT) - 2nd, '01 - 2nd, 02 - 3rd, '03 - 1st 1500 metres: '96 - 1st (U20), '97 - 2nd, '98 (CGT) - 6th, '00 - 3rd, '00 (OGT) - 4th 200 metres: '97 - 2nd, '98 - 3rd, '99 - 2nd, '00 (OGT) - 3rd, '01 - 1st, '02 - 2nd, '03 - 1st 5000 metres: '00 (OGT) - 1st, '02 - 2nd Cross Country: '97 - 4km - 1st (U20) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '02 - 4x100m - 3rd Olympic Games: '00 5000m - heat Olympic Games: '00 - 100m - 2nd Round, 200m - (QF), 4x100m - DQ World Cross Country: '01 (Short course) 6th, '02 - (SC) - 4th, '03 (SC) 5th World Championships: '97 - 200m - heat; '03 100m 6th qf (10.27), 200m 7th qf (20.83), 4x100 6th semi World Indoors: '01 3000m 6th (38.76 ht) World Junior Championships: '98 1500m 7th World University Games: '97 - 100m & 200m - Injured, '99 - 200m - 6th World University Games: '99 1500m 5th World Championships: '01 5000m 12th (Final 15:36.75, Heat 15:17.93), '03 10,000m 8th 30:37.68 PROGRESSION: World Half-Marathon Championships: '03 - 3rd (69:26) 100m 1997 10.39 IAAF Grand Prix Final: '01 3000m 8th (9:33.31) 1998 10.43 Commonwealth Games: '02 5000m 6th, 1500m heat 1999 10.17 IAAF World Cup: '02 5000m 4th 2000 10.10 2001 10.25 PROGRESSION: 2002 10.26 10000m 2003 30:37.68 2003 9.93 (9.88w/3.6) 1500m 1995 4.26.00 1999 4:13.69 200m 1997 20.54 1996 4.22.82 2000 4:07.05 1998 20.80 1997 4.17.79 2001 4:10.98 1999 20.64 1998 4:14.44 2002 4:09.15 2000 20.68 3000m 2000 9.02.19 2002 8:56.63 2001 20.52 2001 8:42.75 2003 8:38.06 2002 20.63 (20.52w) 5000m 2000 15.27.37 2002 14:47.60 2003 20.50 (20.25w) 2001 15:04.18 2003 14:54.52 Half Marathon 2003 69:26 EVENTS / PBS: 100m 2003 9.93 EVENTS / PBS: RECORD(S): 2003 9.88w (3.6) 10000m 2003 30:37.68 Australian Indoor Record: (1) 3000m 8.42.75 10/3/01 200m 2003 20.50 1500m 2000 4:07.05 Australian Record: 5000m (3) 15:04.18 14/7/01, 15:01.44 11/5/02, 2003 20.25w (2.6) 2000m 2003 5:37.71 14:47.60 7/9/02 3000m 2001 8:42.75(indoors) Australian Record: 2000m (1) 5:37.71 12/6/03 RECORD(S): 2003 8:38.06 Australian Record: 3000m (1) 8:38.06 13/7/03 5000m 2002 14:47.60 Australian Record: 10,000m (1) 30:37.68 Australian 100m record 9.93 (1.8), Mito, 5/5/03 Half Marathon 2003 69:26 Interesting Facts: Interesting Facts: As a 17-year-old Patrick was awarded a scholarship to St. Pauls College, Moss Vale, an international boarding college where the majority of Benita, or otherwise known as "B", represented QLD and Australia in U18 hockey in 1995 and 1996. In early 2002 Benita Willis married students were from Asia and he eventually learnt to speak Cantonese. He went on to study Human Rights and Asian studies at the Australian Cameron, a physio in Canberra. Johnson was awarded an AIS scholarship early in 1997.When not around the track she enjoys spending time National University.A budding diplomat, who has qualifications in foreign affairs, Patrick is also proficient in a number of languages. at the beach and bodysurfing. Sporting Career: Raised on a fishing trawler in North Queensland, Patrick lived a nomadic lifestyle in his childhood for 17 years. His Aboriginal mother died in a ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sporting Career: A very talented junior distance runner, Benita turned down selection in the 1996 World Junior team to continue playing junior international car crash when Patrick was two and his Irish father, Patrick Snr, raised him. He started athletics in October 1996 at the Australian University hockey. Returned to the sport in 1997, running a tremendous 4:17.79 and placing 7th at the 1998 World Juniors. Benita was heavily involved in Games in Canberra, and won the 100m wearing spikes for the first time.After declining rugby league contracts, he competed and beat the re-writing the Australian 1500m All-time list during the 2000 Grand Prix Series.Willis was able to clock a 5000m qualifier in May 2000. Benita great Carl Lewis and Australia's best in 1997. Johnson had a great season in 2000 with a competitive rivalry with Matt Shirvington setting the ensured her selection by winning the 5000m Olympic trial in a personal best time.At the Olympics, Benita finished sixth in her heat just fastest 100m time (10.10) ever by an Australian on home soil at the Melbourne Track Classic. Strong performances at the Telstra Athletics missing a place in the final.A good series of races in the 2001 domestic Grand Prix series was topped off by two brilliant international Trials confirmed Patrick's place at the 2000 Olympics where he was fifth in his 100m quarter final, seventh in his 200m quarter final and was a performances in March when Benita placed sixth at the World Cross Country Championships and then broke the Australian record to again member of the 4x100m relay that was disqualified in the semi final. Patrick enjoyed another strong domestic season in 2001, including winning place sixth in the 3000m at the World Indoors. Benita prepared well for the World Championships by running an Australian 5000m record of his first open Australian title and clocking a 200m personal best (20.52). Johnson prepared for the World Championships in Europe with a best 15:04.18 in mid-July in Oslo. She ran a fast time in the 5000m heat in Edmonton to ensure progression to the final, where she finished a 100m time of 10.35 in Lucerne, but unfortunately had to withdraw from the World Championships team with a stress fracture. Johnson was gallant 12th. Back home in Australia, Benita placed fourth in the 5000m at the Goodwill Games. Placed fourth in the 2002 World Cross selected for the 2002 Commonwealth Games, and helped the team to a bronze in the 4x100m relay. Johnson compiled a sensational series of Country - the best ever place by an Australian. In May 2002 she smashed her own Australian 5000m record running 15:01.44 in Osaka before performances during the 2003 domestic season. On Feb 8 at the Telstra A-Series in Perth he ran two sensational wind assisted 100m times, improving the record to 14:47.60 in Berlin in September.At the Commonwealth Games Benita placed 6th in the 5000m.At the Madrid World 9.90 (5.7m/s) in the heat, then 9.88 (3.6) in the final.A week later he ran a slightly windy 20.25w (2.6) 200m in the Telstra A-series meet in Cup Benita ran 15:20.83 in the 5000m to place 4th.Another superb World XC - placing 5th in March 2003. Made her 10,000m debut in May Campbelltown.The next week he ran 10.16 and 10.13. Patrick was surprisingly beaten over 100m by Shirvington in Sydney, but Patrick 2003 clocking a brilliant 31:28.41. Set her 5th Australian record when she clocked 5:37.71 for 2000m in June.Then on July 13 in Gateshead bounced back to take the national 100m title ahead of Shirvington. He also won the 200m. On May 5 in Mito he ran the first sub-10 second she claimed her 6th Australian record, clocking 8:38.06 for 3000m.At the Paris World Championships contesting only her 2nd 10,000m Benita 100m by an Australian with a time of 9.93 (1.8). He became the 17th fastest in history and the 38th athlete to break 10 seconds. Patrick placed 8th, smashing the Aust record by 50 seconds with a time of 30:37.68. Benita broke through for her first international medal, claiming confirmed his growing status when a week later he placed second, just 0.01 seconds behind World record holder Tim Montgomery. Johnson bronze in the World Half-Marathon Championships.Amazingly it was Benita's debut Half-Marathon. Benita is quickly compiling one of the raced regularly on the GP circuit in the lead up to the World Championships where he progressed to the quarter-finals in the sprints. He most impressive distance running records in Australian history. She has set 7 Aust records, reached the final in five of her six major closed 2003 as the only Australian world leader. championships and placed 4th, 5th and 6th in her three World Cross Country campaigns. P P 350 351 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Mitchell Kealey Melanie Kleeberg

Date of Birth: 28 January 1984 Date of Birth: 27 December 1981 Occupation: Student Occupation: Student/personal trainer Height: 175cm Height: 171 cm Weight: 64kg Weight: 52 kg State: QLD State: QLD Coach: Roy Rankin Coach: Cliff Mallett Scholarship: QAS Scholarship: QAS Club:Thompson Estate Eastern Suburbs Club: University of Queensland Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/Brisbane Place of Birth / Residence: Berlin GER/Brisbane Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 800 metres: '00 (AAS U18) 3rd, '01(AYC U18) - 1st, '03 (U20) 1st, 100 metres: '00 5th (U20), '00 (OGT) 7th, '02 semi, '03 - 4th 1500 metres: '98 (AAS U16) 9th, '99 (AAS U16) 1st, '00 (AAS U18) 2nd, '01(AYC U18) - 1st, '02 (U20) - 2nd, '03 (U20) 1st, 200 metres: '00 (U20) heat, '00 (OGT) semi, '02 1st 'B', '03 - 3rd 3000 metres: '98 (AAS U16) 9th, '00 (AAS U18) 3rd Cross Country: '98 (U15) 2nd, '99 (U16) 1st, INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '02 - 4x100m 4th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Junior Championships: '00 - 100m semi (12.00, 11.77 in 2nd round), 200m 7th (24.39, 24.05 in semi), 4x100m 5th Commonwealth Youth Games: '00 1500m 3rd(4:02.71) World Championships: '03 4x100m dnc (injured) Sydney Youth Olympic Festival: '01 800m 1st (1:54.60), 1500m 1st (3:58.31) World Youth Championships: '01 1500m 7th heat (3:56.78) PROGRESSION: 100m 1997 12.10 PROGRESSION: 1998 12.10 1500m 1997 4:31.00 1999 12.01 1998 4:11.00 2000 11.77/11.66w 1999 4:01.00 2001 12.06 2000 3:54.15 2002 11.88/11.77w 2001 3:51.66 2003 11.68 2002 3:49.35 200m 1997 25.00 2003 3:44.30 1998 24.90 1999 24.60 EVENTS / PBS: 2000 23.91 1500m 2003 3:44.30 2002 23.66 800m 2003 1:49.85 2003 23.82

Interesting Facts: EVENTS / PBS: Mitchell, known to friends as Mitch, is an outstanding athlete in many sports. He played AFL at State level and has represented Qld at the 100m 2003 11.68 Nationals Swimming Championships in 1996, 1997 and 1998. 200m 2002 23.66

Sporting Career: Interesting Facts: Mitch has been one of the leading distance runners in his age for the last few years. In 1999 he won the Australian U16 Cross Country Melanie's nicknames are Mel and Mellie. Melanie's mum was an 800/High Jump champion in Berlin. Melanie's family immigrated to Australia in ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Championship and then in December the Australian All Schools 1500m title. Mitch was selected in the Australian team to compete at the 1997. Before they moved to Australia, they had already organised for Melanie to start training with Cliff Mallett. Melanie is in her 2nd year Commonwealth Youth Games to be held in Edinburgh in August 2000. In his international debut, Mitch placed third. In December at the (2002) of a four year Human Movement degree from Uni of QLD. She also works as a personal trainer 3 days a week. Her interests outside Australian All Schools, Mitch contested a hot 800m and was dragged through to a super fast 1:51.60 - to claim the No 2 time in the world for of athletics include dancing, going out, meeting friends, going to the beach and watching movies. Melanie is also into relaxation techniques a 16-year-old. Mitch was unstoppable in his two major competitions in the summer of 2001. In January he easily took the 800/1500 double at before competing including autogenic training. the Sydney Youth Olympic Festival, then in February he clinched selection in the team for the World Youth Championships, by winning the Under-18 800/1500 double at the Australian Youth Championships in Bendigo. Mitchell placed 7th in his 1500m heat at the 2001 World Youth Sporting Career: Championships and just missed selection in the team for the 2002 World Juniors. Kealey started the 2003/04 domestic season in blistering Melanie finished as the first junior across the line over 200m at the 2000 Olympic Trials, after improving her performances since Nationals in form, clocking 3:44.30 for 1500m. February where she placed sixth in the U20 100m final. Selected in the team for the 2000 World Junior Athletics Championships in Santiago, Chile, Melanie finished 8th in her 100m semi-final, 7th in the 200m final and was a member of the 4x100m relay that placed 5th. Injury (stress fracture in foot) and illness kept Melanie off the track for most of 2001, but she was back in form during the 2002 domestic season with a lifetime best in the 200m of 23.66. Melanie was selected in the Commonwealth team for the 4x100m relay and helped the Australian 4x100m relay team to fourth place at the Commonwealth Games. Kleeberg ran a 100m pb in March 2003 and in April was named in the team for the World Championships. Melanie was injured in the lead-up to the World Championships and was unable to compete in the 4x100m relay.

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Brooke Krueger Fabrice Lapierre

Date of Birth: 9 July 1980 Date of Birth: 17 October 1983 Occupation: Primary Teacher Occupation: Student Height: 180cm Height: 178cm Weight: 118kg Weight: 60kg State: SA State: NSW Coach: Paul Carlin Previous Coaches: Fred O'Connor (LJ)/Dan Suchy (sprints) Previous Coaches: Sean Carlin, Bill Larsen Scholarship:Texas A&M University Scholarship: SASI Club:Westfields Club: Enfield Harriers Place of Birth / Residence: Maritius/Sydney (Texas US) Place of Birth / Residence:Tailem Bend, SA/Adelaide Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100m: '02 - 2nd (U20) Hammer: '97 - 3rd (U18), '98 - 2nd (U18), 1st (U20), '99 - 4th, '00 - 2nd, '00(OGT) - 4th, '02 - 2nd, 200m: '02 - 1st (U20) '03 - 1st Long Jump: '02 - 1st (U20), '03 - 3 fouls (inj) Shot Put '98 - 3rd (U20) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Junior Championships: '02 2nd long jump (7.74m), qf 100m (10.56/10.48w) Commonwealth Games: '02 - Hammer - 4th World Junior Championships: '98 qual round (52.15m) PROGRESSION: World Championships: '03 qual round (64.84m) 100m 2000 10.81 2001 10.77 PROGRESSION: 2002 10.56/10.48w Hammer Throw 1995 31.09 2003 10.93 1996 43.64 200m 2000 21.40 1997 52.68 2001 21.43 1998 56.89 2002 21.42 1999 54.80 Long Jump 2000 7.39m 2000 61.89 2001 7.31m 2001 62.64 2002 7.74m 2003 7.66i/7.85w 2002 67.87 2003 67.40 EVENTS / PBS: 100m 2002 10.56/10.48w EVENTS / PBS: 200m 2000 21.40 Hammer Throw 2002 67.87m Long Jump 2002 7.74m 2003 7.66m indoors Interesting Facts: 2003 7.85m windy Brooke's uncle Brian Booth, was a great Australian hockey player (1956 Olympics - 5th) and Australian cricket captain. He played 29 tests for Triple Jump 2001 15.07m Australia in the '50s and '60s, averaging 42 runs with the bat. Brooke's dad was a leading state level cricketer. Brooke played netball until she was 9. For the last three years Brooke has won the Port Lincoln Tuna Tossing competition,where she throws 8-9kg frozen tuna fish.The Interesting Facts: event, held on Australia Day, attracts competitors from overseas. Brooke, who uses one turn in these competitions, throws the tuna about Fab played soccer from U7-U16 and Little As from U9-U15 with Blacktown & Westfields AC. He Started at Westfields Sports High in Year 8 in ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE 21m. Her interests are shopping, going to the movies, chatting to friends and spending time with her boyfriend and nieces and nephew. She 1997 and was nearly not accepted into the Sports program at Westfields as he did not perform well in the speed, strength and aerobic dislikes flying. She has a Blue Heeler dog named Winnie. Brooke's hobbies include movies, shopping and cooking. capacity tests. Fabrice has a habit of jumping well in the 6th round, which won him the National U20 title and silver medal at the World Juniors. His mother (Lillette) and father (Maurice) were in Jamaica to see him compete at the 2002 World Juniors. Lapierre was Westfields AC Sporting Career: athlete of the year in 2001-02 against opposition including John Thornell. Brooke was selected for the 1998 World Juniors, however didn't progress out of the qualifying rounds. In February 2000 she became only the 7th Australian to throw over 60m. Started the 2002 season with a best of 62.64m, but after making a breakthrough in Auckland in February, Sporting Career: she continued to progress eventually throwing over 63m on ten occasions. She sealed her Commonwealth Games selection with a second Fabrice is one of the most talented all round junior athletes in Australia. He started athletics while he was at school - aged 8. Over the last place in the Telstra A-Championships in April, where she threw 66.11m to become the No 3 in Australian history. Krueger prepared very well few years he has won state and national titles in sprints, jumps and hurdles. Lapierre was in superb form at the 2002 World Junior for the Commonwealth Games, moving to a new level by improving her personal best to 67.87m in Szombathely HUN in July, defeating Championships, progressing to the 100m qf and claiming the silver in the long jump. In early 2003, he took up a scholarship at US college Bronwyn Eagles and moving to no. 16 in the world. In the final in Manchester, Brooke was in third place mid-competition, but was relegated to Texas A&M. He returned to Australia in April to contest the Australian Championships, but an injury cost him selection in the World 4th by team-mate Karyne Di Marco. Brooke was a surprise winner of the 2003 national title with a distance of 66.41m. Brooke improved her University Games team.While back in the US he missed qualifying for the NCAA (US College) Championships, despite leaping a windy 7.85m seasonal best to 67.40 in May in Osaka, again defeating Eagles. Brooke did not qualify for the final at the 2003 World Championships, throwing in late May. 64.84m in the qual round.

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Andrew Letherby Alison Lever

Date of Birth: 19 September 1973 Date of Birth: 13 October 1972 Occupation: Sales - Employed by Galyans Occupation: Primary School Teacher Height: 165cm Height: 181 cm Weight: 55kg Weight: 90 kg State: QLD State: QLD Coach: Chris Wardlaw Coach: Scott Murphy Previous Coach: Peter Gatti Previous Coaches: John Zanfi,Tom Hancock Club: Unattached Scholarship: QAS Place of Birth / Residence:Adelaide/Boulder, Colorado Club: University of Queensland Marital Status: Married Place of Birth / Residence: Manchester GBR/Brisbane Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 5000m: '93 - (U20) 1st 10,000m: '93 - 1st (U20), '00 - 3rd, '00(OGT) - 4th, '02 - 5th AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Discus: '92 (U20) 1st, '93 - 3rd, '94 - 2nd, '96 - 4th, '97 - 3rd, '98 - 3rd, '98(CGT) - 3rd, '99 - 2nd, '00 - 1st, INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: '00(OGT) - 2nd, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st , '03 - dnc Commonwealth Games: '02 - Marathon 3rd (2:13.23) World Half Marathon Championships: '00 - 37th (1:07.38) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '03 Marathon 35th (2:16.12) (team 7th) Commonwealth Games: '94 - 9th, '98 - 3rd, '02 - 5th Olympic Games: '00 - qual round Marathon Career (7): 30/4/00 18th Host City Marathon (Sydney) 2:27.39 World Championships: '99 - qual round, '01 - qual round 7/10/01 Chicago Marathon 2:15.06 10/2/02 8th Tokyo Marathon 2:15.53 PROGRESSION: 28/7/02 3rd Commonwealth Games Manchester 2:13.23 Discus Throw 1991 49.10m 13/4/03 18th London Marathon 2:18.25 1992 50.58m 30/8/03 35th World Championships (Paris) 2:16.12 1993 55.22m 7/12/03 14th Fukuoka Marathon 2:12.45 1994 57.40m 1995 52.38m PROGRESSION: 1996 57.30m 10000m 1997 29:55.00 2001 28:25.56 1998 62.24m 1998 28:44.86 2002 29:16.22 1999 63.07m 2000 28:37.05 2000 63.73m 5000m 1996 14:02.00 2000 13:47.46 2001 63.25m 1997 14:00.00 2001 13:43.25 2002 61.67m 1998 13:53.00 2002 13:45.96 2003 60.16m Marathon 2000 2:27.46 2001 2:15.06 EVENTS / PBS: 2002 2:15.54 Discus Throw 2000 63.73m 2003 2:12.45 Interesting Facts: EVENTS / PBS: Alison was the 1999 Australian Grand Prix Series Female Athlete of the Year. Alison grew up in Oldham, 10km north of Manchester, but 10000m 2001 28:25.56 immigrated to Australia in 1983, aged 11 years. Post Sydney Olympics her main motivation was to compete in Manchester, near where she 5000m 2001 13:43.25 was born. Competing at the Commonwealth Games in Manchester provided Alison with the opportunity for many English relatives to see her Half Marathon 2003 1:03.32 compete live.When not in the throwing circle Alison enjoys adventure and outdoor activities combined with reading and travelling. Marathon 2002 2.12.45 Sporting Career:

Interesting Facts: PROFILES ATHLETE

ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES After a number of years throwing in the mid to high 50's,Alison broke through in 1998, raising her personal best by nearly five metres to Andrew's mother, Desiree was a leading Australian distance runner in the early '80s. She won the Australian Cross Country Championship in 62.24m. Competing in her second Commonwealth Games in 1998, she claimed bronze with a throw of 59.80m. One of her finest 1981 and the Australian road 10km in 1980. She represented Australia at the 1981 World Country Champs and 1985 World Cup Marathon. performances was at the 2000 Austalian Track and Field Championships when she defeated Australia's Olympic and World Championship His sister,Teresa, was a leading Australian walker in the '90s and represented Australia at the World Walking Cup and claimed five National finalist Lisa-Marie Vizaniari and New Zealand's 1997 World Champion, Beatrice Faumuina, with a lifetime best of 63.73m. Ranked No 22 in the medals. Desiree encouraged Andrew to joined Little Athletics at the age of nine and became progressively more serious about his sport world in 2000,Alison threw 59.58m in the qualifying rounds at the Olympics, failing to qualify for the final.At the 2001 Telstra Nationals, she throughout High School. His athletics heroes include Rob DeCastella, Steve Moneghetti, Ron Clarke and Chris Wardlaw.Andrew was an retained her National title and at the 2001 World Championships failed to qualify for the final. In April 2002 Alison won her third consecutive asthmatic when he was young.Andrew's hobbies include hiking, listening to music and reading. National title and was selected for her third Commonwealth Games Team.She placed 5th in Manchester and only competed rarely in 2003 but still threw over 60m for her sixth successive season. Sporting Career: Andrew met and married an American while he was in college in the US. He started to improve in the late '90s.After finishing a disappointing 18th in his marathon debut in April 2000, he was selected to represent Australia at the 2000 World Half-Marathon Championships. He made a marathon breakthrough, clocking 2:15.06 in Chicago in October 2001 and ran another 2:15 in February 2002 in Tokyo. Placed 5th in the Australian 10,000m championship in April 2002 and was subsequently named in the Commonwealth Games team.At the Commonwealth Games,Andrew ran an outstanding race to place third in a time of 2:13.23. In April 2003, he contested his fifth marathon, placing 18th in London in 2:18.25. In his sixth career Marathon,Andrew placed 35th in a solid time of 2:16.12, assisting the Australian team to 7th. Letherby smashed his pb in December 2003 clocking 2:12.45 in Fukuoka.

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Tamsyn Lewis John Lindsay (OAM)

Date of Birth: 20 July 1978 Date of Birth: 29 January 1970 Occupation: Student/Athlete Occupation: Personal Trainer Height: 173 cm Height: 157cm Weight: 60 kg State:VIC Weight: 54kg Coach: Seb Coe/Daley Thompson State:VIC Previous Coaches: Peter Fortune, Neville Sillitoe Coach: Dr.Ann Quinn Scholarship:VIS Scholarship:VIS Club: Sandringham Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Melbourne Club:Wheelchair Sports Victoria/Glenhuntly Marital Status: Single Place of Birth/Residence: Cheltenham VIC / Patterson Lakes VIC Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100 metres: '94 - 1st (U16) 200 metres: '94 - 1st (U16) International: 400 metres: '94 - 1st (U20), '95 - 1st (U20) Paralympics: '88 - 100m 6th, 200m 9th, 400m 12th, '92 - 100m 2nd, 200m 1st, 400m 3rd, '96 - 100m 1st, 800 metres: '98 - 1st, '98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, '00 - 1st, '00 (OGT) - 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 200m 2nd, 400m 3rd, '00 - 100m 1st, 200m 3rd, 4x100m 2nd 1st World Championships:'86 - 100m 1st, 200m 2nd, 400m 3rd, '87 - 100m 2nd, 200m 1st, 400m 3rd, INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 4 x 100m 3rd, '91 - 100m 1st, 200m 3rd, '94 - 100m 2nd, 200m 3rd, '98 - 100m 2nd, 200m 2nd, Commonwealth Games: '94 - 4x400m DNC, '98 - 800m - 6th, 4x400m - 1st, '02 - 800m - 5th, 4x400m - 1st ‘02 - 100m 2nd Olympic Games: '00 - 800m - (SF), 4x400m - 5th World Championships: '99 - 4x400m - 6th (ran heat only), 800m - heat; '01 - 800m - semi final; '03 800m 8th semi (2:01.43 ht), 4x400 dns Progression: World Cup: '98 - 800m - 8th, 4x400m - 6th, '02 - 800m - 8th World Indoor Championships: '99 - 800m - semi, 4x400m - 2nd, '01 - 800m - semi 100m 1988 17.88 World Junior Championships: '94 - 400m - 6th, '96 - 400m - semi, 4x100m - 6th, 4x400m - 3rd 1992 15.49 1996 15.19 PROGRESSION: 2000 15.59 400m 1993 54.84 1999 52.58 1994 52.90 2000 51.51 2002 15.70 1995 53.01 2001 53.07 200m 1988 33.40 1996 53.34 2002 52.21 1992 27.45 1998 52.60 2003 52.85 1998 26.97 800m 1998 2:01.71 2001 2:00.86 2001 27.03 1999 2:00.95 2002 1:59.73 2000 1:59.21 2003 1:59.35 400m 1988 1:05.41 1996 52.93 EVENTS / PBS: 2001 52.18 400m 2000 51.51 800m 2000 1:59.21 Events / PBs: RECORD(S): 100 m 1999 15.17 Commonwealth Games Record: '02 - 4x400m - 3.25.63s 200 m 1998 26.97 Australian U16 record - 400m - 52.90 400 m 2001 52.18 Australian record - 4x400m - 3:23.81

Interesting Facts: Record(s): Tamsyn's nickname is "Whatty". She has impeccable pedigree with mother, Carolyn Wright, and father, Greg Lewis, both Australian athletic Australian Record: 100m, 200m & 400m representatives. Carolyn won seven Australian high jump titles (including 17 medals) and competed at the 1962 Commonwealth Games (CG) and 1967 Pacific Conference Games. Greg won six national sprint titles (18 medals) and competed at Olympics, Commonwealth Games, Interesting Facts: Pacific Conference Games and World Uni Games between 1967 and 1974. Her brother Justin is also a good sprinter.The Lewis family have ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE now won 19 (Carol 7, Greg & Tamsyn 6 each) individual national titles and 41 medals. (@ 8/1/04) Tamsyn's selection in the CG team for Although John is only 33, he is a veteran competitor having competed at six World Championships and four Paralympics. He is proud of the Manchester was also the 6th occasion a Lewis has competed in the CG. fact that he has never missed out on winning a medal. In 1996,The City of Kingston named a reserve after John as well as being named the VIS Athlete with a disability. Other awards he has received include the 1994 Caltex Sport Star of Victoria and in 1992,he received an Order Sporting Career: of Australia for winning Gold in Atlanta. John is currently working in the fitness industry as a professional coach and personal trainer. Tamsyn was the youngest member of the Commonwealth Games team in 1994 at age 16.A world junior finalist over 400m in 1994,Tamsyn has stepped up to 800m with outstanding results. She has her sights set on taking the Australian 800m record of Charlene Rendina set in 1976.Tamsyn is still very proficient over 400m and was part of the silver medal 4x400m team at the 1999 World Indoors.After a successful Sporting Career: win at the 2000 Telstra Olympic Trials,Tamsyn was selected to represent Australia at her first Olympics in the 800m and 4x400m relay.At the DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T53 Wheelchair (Paraplegia affecting lower limbs and trunk) Sydney Games Tamsyn placed fourth in her semi-final of the 800m and joined with Freeman, Gainsford-Taylor and Peris-Kneebone to finish John has the impressive record of having the trifecta of medals at three different Paralympic Games.At the 1992 Paralympics Games, he won fifth in the final of the 4x400m setting a new Australian record of 3:23.81.Tamsyn won her fourth consecutive Australian 800m title in March 2001.A sluggish preparation for the 2001 World Championships was turned around with a seasonal best of 2:00.86 in the heat in Edmonton, silver in the 100m, gold in the 200m and a bronze in the 400m and at the 1996 games in Atlanta, he won gold in the 100m, silver 200m and where she progressed to the semi-final finishing 7th. British Olympians Seb Coe and Daley Thompson started to coach her in late 2001. She bronze 400m. John again represented Australia at the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games where he won gold in the 100m, silver in the 4x100m went on to claim her 5th national title and to be selected in her third Commonwealth Games team. Ran well at the Commonwealth Games and a bronze in the 200m events. He is now aiming at his 5th Paralympic Games in Athens in 2004. to place fifth in the 800m final and clock 1:59.73 - her fastest time for two years. Ran a good third leg, timed at 51.44, on the 4x400m relay team to help the team to a surprise gold. In April 2003, claimed her 6th consecutive 800m national title. Ran 1:59.35 on July 1 in Lausanne - her best time since the Sydney Olympics.At the World Championships Tamsyn placed 8th in her semi and her injury resulted in the withdrawal of the 4x400m relay.

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Lisa Llorens (OAM) Joshua Lodge

Date of Birth: 17 January 1978 Date of Birth: 14 September 1981 Occupation:Volunteer Animal Carer Occupation: student Height: 170cm Qualifications: 3rd year Media/Law Macquarie University Weight: 60kg Height: 189cm State:ACT Weight: 77kg Coach: Irina Dvoskina State: NSW Previous Coaches: Brett Jones, Rob Hathaway, Nicole Boegman Coach: Greg Lodge Scholarship:AIS Previous Coach: Ernie Lee Club:Weston Creek Scholarship: NSWIS/Macquarie University Place of Birth/Residence: Canberra / Chapman,ACT Club: Knox Macquarie Athletics Club Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Gender: Male International: Paralympics: '96 - Long Jump 1st, 200m 3rd, '00 - 200m 1st, High Jump 1st, Long Jump 1st, 100m 2nd AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: IPC World Championships: '98 - 100m 1st, Long Jump 1st, High Jump 1st High Jump: '02 - 2nd, '03 - 1st INAS-FID World Championships: '01 - 100m 2nd, 200m 7th, Long Jump 6th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Progression: Singapore Championships: '02 - 2nd 100 metres 1997 12.90 sec Tahiti Invitational: '02 - 2nd 2000 12.42 sec 2003 13.08 sec PROGRESSION: High Jump 1993 1.65m 200 metres 1998 26.54 sec 1994 1.78m 1999 26.16 sec 1995 1.84m 2000 25.01 sec 1995 1.94m High Jump 1997 1.48 m 1997 2.00m 1998 1.55 m 1998 2.02m 2000 1.50 m Long Jump 1997 5.24 m 1999 2.10m 2000 5.43 m 2002 2.22m 2003 4,84 m 2003 2.21m Events / PBs: 100 m 2000 12.42 sec EVENTS / PBS: 200 m 2000 25.01sec High Jump 2002 2.22m High Jump 1998 1.55 m Long Jump 2000 5.43 m RECORD(S): High Jump: GPS U16 2.00m Record(s): World Record: 200m, High Jump & Long Jump Interesting Facts: Australian Record: 100m, 200m, Long Jump, High Jump Joshua (also known as Jimmy Jumbuck) believes that it is bad luck to hold superstitions. He also often admits to running into things and falling over in public. Joshua likes a range of sports including skateboarding, loves holidays. His dislikes include politics,‘Big Brother’, not having a car, Interesting Facts: and group work at uni. Joshua's idols include Stephen Hawking and Rodney Mullen (skateboarder). His goal is to compete at the Athens Lisa, who has autism, is currently sponsoring a Cheetah in a wildlife park in Oregan, USA and wants to become an animal keeper at the ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Olympics 2004 and do a personal best. He was awarded the Male Sportsperson of the Year, Macquarie University 2002. Zooquarium. Ironically nicknamed "Cheetah", her sponsor is her role model because Cheetahs are the fastest animals on earth. She likes drawing; caring for animals; writing in her diary and corresponding with friends. In 1997, she was awarded the ACT Sportstar of the Year, the Sporting Career: ACT Young Citizen of the Year and received an Order of Australia Medal. She recommends to junior athletes to "Find a dream and follow it". Joshua was a very talented teenage high jumper who leapt 2.10m at 17 years and unfortunately missed World Junior selection due to injury. He didn't compete for two years in 2000 and 2001 with a back/disk problem. Returned triumphantly in 2002 leaping 2.22m. Injured his groin Sporting Career: in his first competition in 2003, but was very fit so for the remainder of the season relied on no training and just a few competitions. DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T20/F20 Intellectual Disability Amazingly he completed the season clearing 2.21m at the Nationals - winning by a whopping 10cm. Joshua was selected in the Australian team Since winning her first Paralympic Gold in Atlanta, Lisa has continued her amazing record at international competitions.At the 1998 World for the 2003 World University Games, but withdrew with tendonitis in both knees and the need for a groin operation. Has returned to Championships, she won three Gold and at the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games three Gold and a Silver.At the 2001 INAS-FID World training and will be a late starter for the 2003/04 domestic season. Championships in , she picked up a silver medal in the 100m in very difficult conditions and then she won a Gold in the long Jump and silver in the 100m at the 2002 IPC World Championships. Unfortunately, she may have to wait for another chance to emulate these performances as athletes with an intellectual disability wait to be re-included to the Paralympic Games.

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Charmaine Lucock Hamish MacDonald (OAM)

Date of Birth: 8 April 1987 Date of Birth: 19 August 1974 Occupation:Y 11 Student Occupation: Manager Online Education Program Height: 179cm Height: 174cm Weight: 59kg Weight: 74kg State: QLD State:ACT Coach: Sergey Miroshnechenko Coach: Chris Nunn Scholarship: QAS Former Coaches: Shane Clarridge, Michelle Parker, Brett Jones, Scott Goodman Club: Gold Coast Club: Combined Uni Place of Birth / Residence: Gold Coast/Gold Coast Place of Birth/Residence: Melbourne VIC / Watson ACT Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Female Gender: Male

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: International: Pole Vault: '02 (AAS U16) 1st, '02 (AAS U18) 1st, '03 (AYC U18) 1st, '03 (U20) 3rd Paralympic Games: '92 - 100m 6th, 200m 6th, '96 - Shot Put 1st, Discus 4th, '00 - Discus 4th IPC World Championships: '94 - 400m 1st, '98 - Shot Put 3rd, '02 - Shot Put 1st, Discus 8th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Youth Championships: '03 3rd (4.00m) Progression: Shot Put 1998 9.06m PROGRESSION: 1999 10.03m Pole Vault 2000 3.10m 2000 10.47m 2001 3.60m 2002 10.69m 2002 3.80m Discus 1996 27.34m 2003 4.00m 2000 29.90m 2002 26.98m EVENTS / PBS: Pole Vault 2003 4.00m Events / PBs: Shot Put 2003 10.69m RECORD(S): Discus 2000 29.90m Australia U16 Pole Vault record holder Records: Interesting Facts: World Record: Shot Put (F34) Charmaine attends Miami State HS and enjoys surfing and shopping. Her goal is to become the first woman to clear 5.00m. Australian Record: Shot Put (F34), 200m, 400m (F35)

Sporting Career: Interesting Facts: Charmaine started athletics when she was 13. Named female athlete of the meet at the 2002 IGA Australia All Schools when she raised the Hamish co-captained the Australian team at both the 1998 World Championships and the Sydney 2000 teams. He is a United Nations Australian U16 pole vault record to 3.80m. Selected in the Australian team for the 2003 IAAF World Youth Championships, where she vaulted Goodwill Sporting Representative. 'H', 'The Hamster' or 'H-Bat' to his closest friends was named the 1996 Northern Territory Sportsman of well, clearing 4.00m on her first attempt to eventually place third. the Year and awarded an Order of Australia Medallion after winning a gold medal at the Atlanta Paralympic Games in the shot put in a World Record performance. In 1999, Hamish was a co-winner of the Edward 'Weary' Dunlop Memorial Award. He received an Australian Sports Medal in 2000 and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Humanitarian Assistance Program (Olympic Aid).

Sporting Career: DISABILITY CALSSIFICATION: F34/T35 Cerebral Palsy (Wheelchair racers or seated throwers with moderate to severe problems in lower ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE limbs or minimal control problems in upper limbs and trunk) Hamish has been a scholarship holder in the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Athletes with a Disabilities program since 1994. He is one of the most respected athletes in the AWD program and was a joint vice-captain of the 2000 Paralympic Team.As a schoolboy he was a competitor in the Australian Bench Press titles, and then first represented Australia at the Paralympic Games in Barcelona in 1992. In 1994, he won a gold medal in the 400m in a world record time in the Berlin World Championships before turning his attention to field events. His best performance has been in the F34 seated Shot Put for which he currently holds the World record of 10.69m set at the 2002 World Championships in France.

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Dmitri Markov Scott Martin

Date of Birth: 14 March 1975 Date of Birth: 12 October 1982 Occupation:Athlete Occupation: Student Height: 182 cm Height: 190 cm Weight: 82 kg Weight: 115kg State:WA Coach: Self State:VIC Previous Coach:Alex Parnov Coach: Gus Puopolo Scholarship:WAIS Previous Coaches: Rudolf Sopko,Taz Locheart Club: University of Western Australia Scholarship:VIS Place of Birth / Residence:Vitebsk BLR/Perth Club:Wodonga Marital Status: Married Place of Birth / Residence:Wodonga,VIC/Melbourne Gender: Male Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Gender: Male Pole Vault: '98 - 1st, '99 - disq, '00 - 2nd, '01 - 1st, '02 - injured, AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Shot Put: '97 - 5th (U16), '99 - 1st (U18), '00 - 2nd (U20), - 9th, '00 (O.T.) - 5th, '01 - 2nd, 1st (U20), '02 - Commonwealth Games: '02 - Pole Vault - =4th 8th, '03 3rd European Indoor Champs: '96 - 1st Olympic Games: '96 - 6th, '00 - =5th Discus: '97 - 9th (U16), '99 - 4th (U18), '00 - 3rd (U20), '00 (O.T.) - 6th, '01 - 4th, 1st (U20), '02 5th, '03 World Championships: '95 - qual. round, '99 - 2nd, '01 - 1st; '03 - 4th (5.85) 2nd World Junior Championships: '94 - 2nd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: PROGRESSION: V NZ Trans Tasman Test:'01 - Shot - 1st (17.80), Discus - 5th (51.35) Pole Vault 1991 4.80m World Junior Championships: '00 - Shot - 11th, Discus - qual. Round 1992 5.10m World Youth Championships: '99 - Shot - 6th 1993 5.42m 1994 5.50m East Asian Games: '01 - Shot 3rd (18.41), Discus 5th (52.37) 1995 5.65m 1996 5.86m PROGRESSION: 1997 5.95m Discus Throw 1999 50.38 1998 6.00m 2000 51.70 1999 5.95m 2001 54.90 2000 5.85m 2001 6.05m 2002 58.22 2002 5.65m 2003 62.19 2003 5.86m Shot Put 1998 15.23 1999 16.68 EVENTS / PBS: 2000 17.28 Pole Vault 2001 6.05m 2001 18.41 RECORD(S): 2002 18.29 Australian, Commonwealth and World Championships record - Pole Vault - 6.05m 2003 18.81 2004 19.01 Interesting Facts: Dmitri loves to have barbeques when not training or competing. Other interests include the outback, fishing and beer. EVENTS / PBS: Discus Throw 2001 56.97(1.75kg) Sporting Career: 2003 62.19 (2kg) Dmitri is a former Belarussian who soared to sixth place at the 1996 Olympics. Dmitri arrived in Australia in April 1997 with his wife Valentina,Viktor Christiakov,Tatiana Grigorieva and their coach Alex Parnov. He stood down from competing at the 1997 World Shot Put 2001 19.78 (6kg) Championships so he could gain Australian citizenship. In February 1998, Dmitri became only the eighth athlete to clear 6.00m in the pole 2003 19.01 (7.26kg) vault. Finally in May 1999 he was given Australian citizenship as a result of his wife becoming an Australian citizen due to two years continuous residency in Australia. In his first competition as an Australian, he smashed the Australian record with an enormous leap of 5.95m, placing third RECORD(S): in the Athens Grand Prix on June 15. Dmitri wore the green and gold of Australia for the first time at the 1999 Seville World Championships

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Australian: U20 Discus - 56.97 (1.75kg), U20 Shot Put - 19.78 (6kg) and came away with the silver. Markov continued to show the world he is a force in the pole vault with a leap of 5.85m and win at the PROFILES ATHLETES Lausanne Grand Prix in July 2000. He represented Australia at the Sydney Olympics finishing equal fifth with compatriot Viktor Chistiakov with a 5.80m leap. Dmitri won his second Australian championship in March 2001.With the retirement of Sergey Bubka and the absence of No 2 Interesting Facts: All-Time Maksim Tarasov, the 2001 World Title was up for grabs.With Dmitri's vault of 5.95m in Monaco in July, he assumed the position of Scott's nick name is "Mendosa" and he is coached by seven-time Australian hammer throw champion, Gus Puopolo. Scott lived 300km north favourite for the title. On the rest day between the qualifying and final, Markov stubbed his foot into his bed post which required 10 hours of of Melbourne. Scott plays bass guitar in a band and enjoys a game of darts when he isn't training. icing.With his foot still tentative, Markov struggled with his opening height of 5.75m, requiring all three attempts. Successfully over on his final attempt, he then passed until 5.90m. Failure would leave him in 10th position, but he cleared magnificently on his first attempt. But that was Sporting Career: only the start of the greatest display of vaulting in a major championships ever witnessed. Markov then cleared 5.95m on his first attempt then Scott made his mark on the international scene finishing sixth at the 1999 World Youth Championships in Poland. Martin claimed a personal 6.05m on his second attempt, breaking the World Championship record of 6.02 (the Olympic record is 5.92). He then had three unsuccessful attempts at 6.10m (20 feet). Markov's leap moved him to the No 2 vaulter in history and at only 26 years of age he looks as if he will be the best shot put throw of 17.28m and discus throw of 51.19m at the Sydney Olympic Trials, gaining selection in the Australian team heading to athlete to replace Bubka as the world’s leading vaulter. Unable to compete in the 2002 domestic season due to a hamstring injury he was the IAAF World Junior Championships in Santiago, Chile. Scott was in superb form over the 2000/01 summer season, eventually winning the back competing in Europe by June 2002.At the 2002 Commonwealth Games he shared equal fourth with fellow team-mate Viktor Chistiakov. U20 shot and discus titles and breaking the same Australian records.Although still at school, he was selected in the Australian team for the Domestically in 2003 he vaulted a best of 5.60m and claimed the national title - his third since 1998.A very mixed lead-up to the 2003 World East Asian Games, where he added 21cm to his shot put best with an 18.41m effort, missing the Australian U20 record by 2cm. Scott did raise Championships with three no heights and leaps of 5.85m and 5.86m.At his opening height of 5.60m in the World Championships, he missed the under-20 shot put record (6kg) in one of his last meets as a junior, during the Australian All Schools Championships in December. Scott is twice before clearing on his last attempt. Jumped well in the final in a very close contest where 2nd-4th all cleared 5.85m, but unfortunately one of the best junior combination shot put and discus throwers in Australian history. He relocated to Sydney for most of 2002 but returned he placed 4th. to Melbourne and started to hit tremendous discus form in late 2003, four times hitting 60m with a best of 62.19m, moving him to 5th on the Australian All-Time list. P P 364 365 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Tim Matthews Kerryn McCann

Date of Birth: 29 October 1974 Date of Birth: 2 May 1967 Occupation: Customer Service Officer Occupation: Business Banking Assistant Height: 162cm Height: 167cm Weight: 47kg Weight: 61kg State: NSW State:VIC Coach: Chris Wardlaw Scholarship: NSWIS Coach: Steve Gaffney Club: Kembla Joggers Previous Coach: David Purden Place of Birth / Residence: Bulli, NSW/Coledale , NSW Scholarship:VIS Marital Status: Married Gender: Female Club: South Bendigo Place of Birth/Residence: Orbost VIC / Armadale,VIC AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Marital Status: Single Mile: '88 - 1st 3000 metres: '94 - 3rd Gender: Male 10000 metres: '95 - 2nd, '99 - 2nd, '00 - 4th, '02 - 1st Cross Country: '92 - 1st, '98 - 2nd, '99 - 1st International: Half Marathon: '92 - 2nd, '93 - 1st, '94 - 2nd Marathon: '86 - 3rd, '88 - 1st, '93 - 1st Paralympic Games: '96 - 4x100m 1st, 100m 5th, '00 - 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st, 100m 3rd, 200m 3rd IPC World Championships: '98 - 4x400m 1st, 100m 3rd, '02 - 100m 4th, 4x100m 3rd, 4x400m 2nd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Paralympic Revival: '99 - 100m 1st, 200m 2nd, 4x100m 1st Commonwealth Games: '94 - Marathon - 10th, '02 - 10,000 - DNS, Marathon - 1st London Marathon: '95 - 9th, '99 - 7th, '00 - 5th Olympic Games: '96 - Marathon - 28th, '00 - 11th Progression: World Championships: '95 - Marathon - 15th, '99 - Marathon - 23rd 100 m 1995 12.21s World Cross Country: '88 - 6km - 104th, '93 - 38th, '94 - 98th, '95 - 79th, '99 - 18th 1996 11.68s World Half Marathon: '93 - 38th 1998 11.11s 1999 10.87s Marathon Career (15 races): PROGRESSION: 6/8/86 6th Budget Australian Marathon (Sydney,Aust Champs - 3rd) 2:54.39, Marathon 1988 2:44.05 2002 11.12s 24/7/88 3rd Gold Coast (Aust Champs - 1st) 2:44.05, 1989 2:45.17 200 m 1996 23.62s 5/3/89 8th Los Angeles 2:45.17, 1993 2:40.09 1998 22.70s 18/7/93 2nd Gold Coast (Aust Champs - 1st) 2:40.10, 1994 2:34.08 30/1/94 11th Osaka 2:34.08, 1995 2:33.23 2000 22.16s 27/8/9410th Commonwealth Games (Victoria) 2:40.10, 1996 2:36.41 2002 23.30s 2/5/95 9th London 2:33.23, 1999 2:28.44 28/7/96 28th Olympics (Atlanta) 2:36.41 2000 2:25.59 18/4/99 7th London 2:28.43 2001 2:26.04 Events / PBs: 29/8/99 23rd World Championships (Seville) 2:38.31 2002 2:27:51 100 m 1999 10.87 s 16/4/00 5th London 2:25.59 200 m 2000 22.16 s 24/9/00 11th Olympics (Sydney) 2:28.37 EVENTS / PBS: 5/11/00 8th New York 2:30.39 10000m 1999 31:55.94 7/10/01 3rd Chicago 2:26:04 3000m 1999 8:50.4 Record(s): 27/1/02 4th Osaka 2:28.30 5000m 2000 15.08.69 Australian Record:T46 100m, 200m 3/11/02 7th New York 2:27:51 Half Marathon 2000 1:07.48 Marathon 2000 2:25.59 World Record: 4x100m, 4x400m RECORD(S): Interesting Facts: Australian Best on Record - Half Marathon - 1:07.48 (2000) Australian record - 5000m - 15.08.69 (2000) Known commonly as "Lefty,Tug or Telstra",Tim enjoys, golf, horse racing and his 'mum's' cooking. He likes winning golf when he can, but dislikes promite, bananas, long flights and handstands.Awards he has won include; 1996 Order of Australia Medal, 1996 and 2001 Gippsstar of Interesting Facts: the year and 2001 Bendigo Sports Star of the Year and City of Melbourne Lord Mayor's award. In 2000, he was given the honour of lighting Kerryn's husband, Greg, was a two time Australian Surfing representative and was the 1983 Australian Champion. Her son Brenton, was born in September 1997 and he celebrated his third birthday on the day of the Olympic Opening Ceremony. Kerryn's father, John, ran his first the community cauldron in his home town of Bairnsdale during the Olympic torch relay. Marathon at the age of 41yrs and recorded 2:40.58. In 1999/00 Kerryn was awarded the NSW Athlete of the Year Award. Kerryn's sister Jenny ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Hindmarsh ran a 1:19.15 half-marathon in 2001. On 25 October 2003, Kerryn gave birth to her second child, a daughter Josie. Sporting Career: Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T46 Amputee (Single above or below elbow amputee) The athletic career for Kerryn McCann started in 6th grade at Primary School, winning the State Cross Country Championship.At 16, Kerryn After tasting Gold at the Atlanta Paralympic Games in the 4x100m Relay and again at the 1998 IPC World Athletic Championships in became interested in other activities, but within two years she started to miss athletics and made a comeback. Ran her first marathon aged 19 Birmingham in the 4x100m Relay,Tim has progressed to being considered one of the fastest amputee runners in the world. At the 1999, years, placing 3rd in the Australian Championship. Proving she was versatile, she won the Australian mile title in 1998 aged 21 and two months and later made her debut for Australia at the World Cross Country Championships.Attempted to qualify for the CG in Osaka in January Paralympic Revival Tim won Gold in the 100m and silver 200m setting him up for the Sydney Games where he won Gold in the 4x100m and 1994 and made a big break through clocking 2:34.08 - moving her to No 3 in Australian history. In 1995 Kerryn raced her first 'big' city 4x400m relays combined with two individual Bronze medals in the 100m and 200m. He was a semi-finalist at the 2000 Stawell Gift and won a marathon placing 9th in London in another pb of 2:33.23. Busy in 1997 and 1998 with her new son Brenton, but in 1999 she ran her first bronze medal at the open nationals with his amputee relay teammates. marathon in nearly three years and sliced nearly five minutes from her pb with a time of 2:28.43. Kerryn had a fine year in 2000, breaking the Australian half-marathon record in Jaunary, then in April she lowered her best to 2:25.59 in London, placing 5th.While preparing for the Sydney Olympics she smashed the Australian 5000m record with a time of 15:08.69. In her home Olympics, Kerryn ran what is agreeably her finest marathon, placing 11th in a time of 2:28.37 on the tough Sydney course. In November Kerryn ran her third marathon of the year, placing 8th in New York. Kerryn just missed her pb in Chicago in October 2001 with a time of 2:26.04 placing 3rd - her best international marathon result ever. She also clocked her fifth sub-2:30 in Osaka in January 2002, won the national 10,000m title in April and was selected in the 10,000m and marathon for the 2002 Commonwealth Games team.At Manchester, Kerryn claimed gold in the marathon in an Australian clean sweep of the medals. Significantly this was Kerryn's first championships medal. Following the Commonwealth Games, Kerryn placed a commendable 7th in the New York Marathon - one place better than her previous effort in 2001. Pregnant for most of 2003, she had her second child on October 25. Kerryn has resumed training for the Athens Olympics. P P 366 367 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Kris McCarthy Matt McEwen

Date of Birth: 15 October 1979 Date of Birth: 16 October 1971 Occupation:Athlete/student Occupation:Teacher: Life and Belief Issues - Christian Education Height: 189cm Height: 194 cm Weight: 80kg Weight: 80 kg State:VIC State: QLD Coach: Peter Fortune Coach: Cliff Mallett,Tony Rice, Richard Brockett, Scott Murphy Previous Coach: Kevin McCarthy Scholarship: QAS Club: University of Queensland Scholarship:VIS Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/ Brisbane Club: Glenhuntly Marital Status: Married Place of Birth / Residence: Mildura,VIC/Skye,VIC Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Decathlon '96 - 4th, '97 - 2nd, '98 - 3rd, '98 (CGT) - 4th, '00 - 2nd, '00 (OT) - 3rd, '01 - 1st, '02 - 2nd, '03 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1st 800 metres '00 - 3rd (1st Aust.), '01 - 1st, '02 - injured, '03 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World University Games: '97 - 11th, '99 -5th Commonwealth Games: '02 - 800m - 3rd, 4x400m - 5th East Asian Games: '01 5th (6562) Olympic Games: '00 - 800m Heat 4th Commonwealth Games: '02 2nd World University Games: '01- 800m 5th, 4x400m- 4th(ran heat only) World Cup: '02 - dnf/disq PROGRESSION: World Championships: '03 800m semi 7th (1:47.61 ht) Decathlon 1995 - 1996 7178 1996 - 1997 7684 1997 - 1998 7305 PROGRESSION: 1998 - 1999 7543 800m 1999 1:47.59 1999 7517 2000 1:45.57 2000 7631 2001 1:46.41 2001 7825 2002 1:45.82 2002 7724 2003 1:45.86 2003 7724

EVENTS / PBS: EVENTS / PBS: 1500m 2001 3:51.70 100m 1997 10.83/10.76w 400m 2002 47.00 110m Hurdles 2003 14.95 800m 2000 1:45.57 1500m 2001 4:37.84 400m 1997 48.54 Interesting Facts: Decathlon 2001 7825 A recipient of the Ron Clarke Foundation Scholarship in October 1998, Kris umpired in the 1999 VFL Senior Grand Final.Kris is the oldest of Discus Throw 1999 44.98 High Jump 1999 2.07 six children and his dad (Kevin) grew up living in the same street (in Bentleigh) as Ralph Doubell - Australian 800m record holder. His hobbies Javelin Throw 1998 60.94 include golf, music, movies and horse racing. Nickname Northerly The Great Long Jump 2003 7.23/7.43w Pole Vault 2002 4.80 Sporting Career: Shot Put 2003 15.08 The VFL (Victorian Football League) boundary umpire shot to the top of the Australian rankings in 2000 with a string of marvellous ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE performances over 800m. Kris started 2000 with a huge personal best in Canberra before winning a National title and then lowering his Interesting Facts: personal best at the Melbourne Track Classic.That year he went on his first senior Australian tour to South Africa and finished a credible Matt likes challenges so it is not surprising he was drawn to the decathlon. His goal is to leave athletics having reached his full potential. second in the Australia v South Africa Test Match.A member of the 2000 Olympic team to contest the 800 metres, Kris finishing 4th in his Currently a teacher, Matt has many post athletic goals including; travelling overseas, giving more time to his supportive wife, going on a heat, missing a place in the semi-final. In March 2001, Kris defended his National 800m title, then in August placed 5th in the 800m at the challenging program like Survivor and entering politics. Matt's dad was a national junior high jump champion in the UK, a goal keeper with World University Games.After a solid 2002 domestic season, he was favourite for the national title, but pulled his hamstring one week prior Luton and a member of the English U21 team. Matt is currently studying for his Bachelor of Education - his fourth tertiary qualification. to the championships. McCarthy was selected in the CG team subject to a fitness test. Injured again in the lead up, the very talented half-miler overcame all that to run a brilliant tactical race at the Commonwealth Games and secure an unexpected bronze medal.At the World Cup in Sporting Career: Madrid, Kris who looked very comfortable over the first 400m, was impeded at the 450m mark by Great Britain's James McIlroy, causing him In his teens, Matt competed in the sprints and jumps, but by 21 had started competing in decathlons. He has made steady progress over the to fall. McCarthy strolled towards the post event control section, then decided to return to the arena minutes later and complete the event, last eight years and has assembled a strong coaching team to assist him. His career highlights have included winning his first state title, yet he remained as a 'did not finish' in the results. In April 2003 claimed his 3rd national 800m title. Ran his fourth fastest time and a seasonal competing at the 1997 and 1999 World University Games and taking the 2001 Australian Open title in a personal best of 7825. He is now the No. 9 decathlete in Australian history.Although he failed to score in the shot, Matt still finished fifth in the decathlon at the East Asian Games. best of 1:45.86 on August 2 in Belgium. At the 2003 World Championships Kris placed 7th in his semi clocking 1:47.64. Matt's second place at the 2002 Telstra A-Championships, secured his selection into the Commonwealth Games team.A solid and consistent performance by Matthew was rewarded with a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games. Matt claimed the National title in 2003 with a score of 7724 - the exact same score he achieved at the 2002 Nationals!

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Haley McGregor Sally McLellan

Date of Birth: 27 May 1979 Date of Birth: 19 September 1986 Occupation: Student Occupation: student Height: 160cm Height: 166 cm Weight: 46kg Weight: 59 kg State:VIC State: QLD Coach: Nic Bideau Coach: Sharon Hannan Previous Coaches: Pam Turney, Richard Huggins Scholarship: QAS Scholarship:VIS Club: Griffith University Club: Knox Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Gold Coast Place of Birth / Residence: Berwick,VIC/Melbourne Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Female Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100m: '01 (U20) 1st, '02 (U20) 6th, '03 (U20) 1st, 800m: '99 - heat 200m: '01 (U20) 4th, '03 (U20) 1st 1500m: '99 - heat, '01 - 5th 100m Hurdles: '03 (U20) 1st 5000m: '00 - 7th, '00(OGT) - 4th, '01 - 3rd, '02 - 1st, '03 - 3rd XC: '03 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Youth Championships: '03 100mHurd 1st, 200m 5th, Medley Relay disq heats (dnc) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '03 4x100m 6th heat (44.11) Commonwealth Games: '02 - 5000m - 11th (15:47.10) World Student Games: '01 - 5000m 16th (17:34.05), '03 - 5000m 4th (15:51.82) PROGRESSION: World Student Cross Country: '00 - 34th 100m 2001 11.91 World Cross Country: '02 - 30th, '03 - 44th, (team 5th) 2002 12.01 2003 11.57 PROGRESSION: 100m Hurdles (84cm) 2003 14.01 1500m 1999 4:24.72 2004 13.70 2000 4:18.16 100m Hurdles (76cm) 2003 13.14 2001 4:17.95 200m 2001 24.26 2002 4:16.79 2003 23.78 2003 4:24.8 3000m 1999 9:47.90 EVENTS / PBS: 2000 9:39.00 100m 2003 11.57 2001 9:05.94 100m Hurdles (84cm) 2003 14.01 2003 9:26.21 100m Hurdles (76cm) 2003 13.14 5000m 2000 15:40.24 2004 13.70 2001 16:04.56 200m 2003 23.78 2002 15:32.17 2003 15:45.09 RECORD(S): Australian records: U16 90m hurdles, 200m hurdles and 4x100m relay EVENTS / PBS: U18: 100m hurdles 10000m 2003 31:43.14 IAAF World Youth Championships Meet record: 100m hurdles 1500m 2002 4:16.79 3000m 2001 9:05.94 Interesting Facts: 5000m 2002 15:32.17 All of Sally's aunties and cousins live in England and she has her belly button pierced. Sally started athletics seriously after moving to 800m 1999 2:07.40 Queensland from Sydney. She had participated successfully in swimming and gymnastics while in Sydney. Her idols are Cathy Freeman, Melinda Gainsford-Taylor and Julia Roberts. Sally is a very big fan of movies. Interesting Facts: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Haley's immediate family of six live in four countries, Japan, England and Canada. Only her mother, brother Damian and Haley live in Australia. Sporting Career: Haley was a Victorian Kayaking champion in the TK1 and TK2 class over 200m, 500m and 1000m. Haley has three times won her division Sally is one of the finest young sprinters/hurdlers in Australia. Between 1999 and 2000, she won many Australian Little Athletics and Primary (Kayak TK2) in the gruelling Murray River marathon. Haley was also on a VIS kayaking scholarship between 1993 and 1995. Schools titles. Primarily a sprinter and hurdler, Sally is also a capable long and high jumper, indicated by her silver medal winning performance in the Pentathlon at the Australian Little Athletics Championships in April 2001.A month earlier, aged only 14 years, Sally won the Australian Sporting Career: U20 100m title in a time of 11.91. She also ran very fast in the 200m, clocking 24.27 to place fourth. In October, at the QLD Schools Haley, started to get serious about athletics after she made the Victorian All Schools Cross Country team in 1994. She gradually swapped over Championships, she lowered her 200m best to 24.26 and broke the Australian U16 90m hurdles record.At the 2001 Australian All Schools, from Kayaking to running. Since she was 19, Haley has been highly ranked nationally and made further progress over the last two seasons despite having an injured foot, she took another amazing 0.29 seconds from her own Australian 90m hurdles record with a time of 12.51. eventually claiming the bronze in the 1500m at the Australian Championships in 2001. Haley earned selection in her first World Cross Injured for much of 2002, she was back in form in late 2002 and 2003. Lowered the Australian U18 100m hurdles record on a number of Country team with 8th placing in the trials in January 2002.A week prior to departing, she was a surprise winner of the 5000m at the Telstra occasions, now at a best of 13.14 (2003 World Youth Championships).Won the National U20 100/200/100H treble, then a week later clocked A-Series IAAF GPII meet in Melbourne, where she defeated National record holder Benita Johnson, slashing her personal best to 15:32.17. a sensational 11.57. Selected in the World Youth team in the 200m, 100mH and medley relay. Sally was also announced in the 4x100m team McGregor placed an outstanding 30th at the 2002 World Cross Country Championships. During the 2002/03 domestic season she was 3rd in for the World Championships - becoming the youngest Australian athlete to be selected for the IAAF World Championships.At the World the national 5000m champs and 44th at the World Cross Country. She switched coaches in 2003 to Nic Bideau and enjoyed a very successful Youth Championships (July 2003) won the 100m hurdles after a series of brilliant lead-up performances, including a meet record in the heat. In August 2003, winning the National XC title and ten days later placing a much improved 4th in the 5000m at the World Uni Games. Haley the 200m heat, ran a pb of 23.88 and eventually placed 5th in the final. In August Sally travelled to Paris to compete in the World made a major break through in December, when she won the Zatopek 10,000m by 96 seconds, clocking an outstanding 31:43.14 - an Olympic Championships, where she ran anchor on the 4x100m relay team that placed 6th.At the 2003 IGA Australian All Schools Championships, Sally A qualifier and elevating her to No.3 on the Australian all-time list - on debut! ran 12.91 for the 100m hurdles at 76cm, despite being wind assisted.

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Jacob McReynolds Adam Miller

Date of Birth: 8 December 1978 Date of Birth: 22 June 1984 Height: 186cm Occupation: Student-Port Macquarie High Weight: 78kg Height: 183cm State: NSW Weight: 74kg Coach: Craig Hilliard State: NSW Previous Coach:Victor Saneev Coach: Michael Khmel Scholarship:AIS Previous Coach: Barry Nolan Scholarship: NSWIS Club: Bankstown Sports Club: Port Macquarie/Hastings Place of Birth / Residence:Arkansas/Canberra Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Port Macq/Sydney Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Triple Jump: '98 - 2nd (U20), '99 - 2nd, '00 - 3rd, '01 - 2nd,‘02 - 2nd,‘03 - injured 100m: '01 - 1st (U18), '02 - 1st (U20), '03 - semi 200m: '01 - 1st (U18), '03 - 5th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: East Asian Games: '01 - 3rd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World University Games: '03 7th (16.42) World Juniors: '02 - 100m QF 7th, 200m SF 4th World University Games: '03 - 100m semi (10.70) 200m semi (21.30) PROGRESSION: Triple Jump 1997 - 1998 14.84 PROGRESSION: 1999 15.92 100m 1998 11.80 1999 11.42 2000 15.84 2001 10.60 2001 16.24/16.47w 2002 10.41 2002 16.46 2003 10.39 2003 16.47/16.89w 200m 1998 24.50 1999 23.63 EVENTS / PBS: 2001 21.84 Triple Jump 2003 16.47m 2002 21.35 2003 16.89 windy 2003 21.06/20.8

RECORD(S): EVENTS / PBS: Northern Territory U20 & Open Triple Jump records 100m 2003 10.39 200m 2003 21.06/20.8 Interesting Facts: Jacob was born in Conway,Arkansas USA, and grew up in Mackay QLD. He now resides in Canberra where he is an AIS scholarship holder. Interesting Facts: Adam has succeeded at high levels in various sports over the past five years including cricket, baseball and softball.Adam's athletics hero is Michael Johnson as he finds what Johnson was able to do at the '96 Atlanta Olympics was amazing and inspiring.Adam's nicknames include Sporting Career: 'Funky' and 'Billy the Kid' and his hobbies aside from sport include body-boarding, hanging out with friends, going to the movies and partying. Jacob relocated to Sydney in the late 90's to train with Keith Connor, but injuries at critical times seem to have slowed Jacob's career.Won Other interests include modelling and surfing. bronze in his international debut in 2001 at the East Asian Games. In early 2003 was placed on scholarship at the AIS. In August Jacob placed 7th at the World University Games. Sporting Career: Adam did well in athletics at school, but his main sports were baseball, softball and cricket. He competed very successfully in these team ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE

sports both at state and national level, but in September 2000 he was injured playing baseball. In early 2001 Adam decided to start athletics PROFILES ATHLETES training seriously. He was a sensation at the state school (CHS) where he ran 10.87.A month later at the NSW All Schools he ran 10.78 and by December he was down to 10.60 and had qualified for the World Juniors and had started to do some training with Matt Shirvington in Sydney.Adam, won the Australian All Schools U18 sprint double in mid-December 2001 in Melbourne and contested his first Telstra A-Series meet of the year in February in Canberra,creating a sensation by running 10.41 in the heat then 10.48 in the final. He was the 2nd Australian in the race and among others defeated 10.10 sprinter, Patrick Johnson.Adam's heat time of 10.41, had only ever been bettered by Matt Shirvington and Paul Narracott as juniors.Adam went off the boil a little over the next couple of months and missed Commonwealth Games selection, however he won the National junior sprint double and was selected for the World Junior Championships, less than 12 months after starting serious athletics training.Adam ran well in his international debut, placing 4th in his 200m semi and just missing a place in the final. Ran a 100m best of 10.39 during the 2002/03 domestic season and just missed World Championships selection, however he was selected in the team for the World Unis, where he again performed well in international competition, reaching the semi in the 100m and 200m events. In tremendous form at the start of the 2003/04 domestic season with times of 10.2 (h) and 21.6/20.8 (h).

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Kathryn Mitchell Nicole Mladenis

Date of Birth: 10 July 1982 Date of Birth: 22 September 1975 Occupation:Athlete/Student Occupation:Athlete/Bookkeeper-Fielders Choice Qualifications: University of Ballarat 3rd year Height: 172 cm Height: 170cm Weight: 58kg State:WA Weight: 75kg Coach: Bohdan Babijczuk & Steve Mladenis State:VIC Previous Coach:Anne Masters Coach: Lindsay Burgoyne Scholarship:WAIS Scholarship:VIS Club: University of Western Australia Club: Eureka AC Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Perth Place of Birth / Residence: Hamilton/Ballarat Marital Status: Married Gender: Female Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Long Jump: '92 - 1st (U20), '93 - 3rd (U20) Javelin: 00' (AAS U20) 1st, 01' (U20) 2nd, 01' - 4th, 02' - 2nd, 03' - 2nd Triple Jump: '93 - 1st (U20), '94 - 2nd, - 2nd (U20), '95 - 3rd, 3rd (U20), '96 - 1st, '97 - 1st, '98 - 1st, '98 Long Jump: 00' (AAS U20) 5th (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 2nd, '00 - 1st, '00 (OT) - 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - inj

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World University Games: '03 12th (52.05) Commonwealth Games: '02 6th (13.04) World Cup: '98 - 7th World Junior Championships: '94 - 12th (12.94w qual, 12.52) PROGRESSION: East Asian Games: '01 - 2nd (13.52) Javelin Throw 1999 56.24 Goodwill Games: '01 - 7th (13.32) 2000 51.96 2001 54.98 PROGRESSION: 2002 54.72 Triple Jump 1992 12.29 2003 57.11 1993 12.53 1994 12.54 1997 13.16 EVENTS / PBS: 1998 13.51 Javelin Throw 2003 57.11 1999 13.67 2000 13.82 RECORD(S): 2001 13.74/13.81w Javelin: '00 (AAS U20) 54.98m 2002 14.04/14.21w 2003 14.04/14.22w Interesting Facts: EVENTS / PBS: Kathryn likes to play the guitar in her free time, as well as design and draw. She enjoys going to the beach, getting to the movies, learning Long Jump 1998 5.99 about psychology, and quiet times. Kathryn has a fear of spiders and hates peas served with dinner. Kathryn has a "Lucky Lizard" toy which Triple Jump 2002 14.04/14.22w must accompany her to every meet. In late November 2003 she suffered a tear in the medial ligament of her elbow. RECORD(S): Australian records - Triple Jump (5): 13.42m 24/1/98, 13.61m 28/11/99, 13.67m 6/12/99, 13.82m 9/12/00, 14.04m 9/3/02, 14.04 7/12/03

Interesting Facts: Nicole has a favourite pair of socks that she wears each time she competes. ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sporting Career: Nicole cleared 13m for the first time in 1997 and set her first Australia record in January 1998 when she broke Nicole Boegman's national record with a leap of 13.42m.The next month Victorian Mariklud Viduka twice raised the record, but it would not be until November 1999 before Nicole would regain the record. She raised it two more times peaking at 13.82m. Nicole claimed silver at the East Asian Games in May 2001 with a leap of 13.52m. In March 2002, Nicole took the Australian record over the magical barrier of 14 metres, when she bounded out to 14.04m, which was followed a week later back home in Perth with a wind assisted 14.21m. Nicole won her 6th national title in April 2002 and was selected in the Commonwealth Games team. Mladenis was injured going into the competition and could only leap 13.04, placing 6th. She missed the 2003 domestic season with injury, but was back competing well in late 2003, where she equalled her own Australian record with a leap of 14.04m. Nicole has dominated the event in Australia for the last six years, winning all but two of the National titles and trials (Olympic & Commonwealth Games) since 1996, raising the National record on five occasions, and suffering only one defeat to Carmen Miller in the 1999 Nationals (beaten by 5cm). Her selection in the Commonwealth Games team, was the first occasion Australia has entered an athlete in triple jump in a major senior championship.

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Nick Moroney Craig Mottram

Date of Birth: 3 August 1972 Date of Birth: 18 June 1980 Occupation: Financial Planner - ABN Amro Morgans Occupation:Athlete/Student - PR Deakin Uni Height: 184 cm Height: 188 cm Weight: 75 kg Weight: 71 kg State: NSW State:VIC Coach: Peter Lawler Coach: Nic Bideau Club:Tamworth Previous Coach: Bruce Scriven Scholarship:VIS Place of Birth / Residence:Tamworth/Newcastle NSW Club: Deakin Marital Status: Married Place of Birth / Residence: Frankston VIC/Geelong Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: High Jump: '93 - 7th, 94 - 5th, '95 - 7th, '96 - 7th, '97 - 3rd (Aust), '98 - 3rd, '99 - 3rd, '00 - 1st, '01- AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1st, '02 - 1st , '03 - 2nd 1500 metres: '99 - 2nd (U20). '00(OGT) - 10th, '02 - 1st 5000 metres: '02 - 1st (13:12.04) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '02 - 4th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Cup: '98 - 6th, '02 - no height Commonwealth Games: '02 - 5000m 6th Goodwill Games: '01 - 8th Olympic Games: '00 - 5000m (Heat), World Cross Country: '99 - 18th (Junior), '01 - 8th (Short C.), '02 - 5th World Indoors: '01 - 3000m 8th PROGRESSION: World Championships: '01 - 1500m Semi High Jump 1990 2.12 World Cup: '02 - 3000m 1st 1991 2.12 1992 2.19 PROGRESSION: 1993 2.19 10000m 2001 28:19.26 EVENTS / PBS: 1994 2.22 2003 27:50.55 10000m 2003 27:50.55 1996 2.10 1500m 1999 3:43.37 1500m 2001 3:35.40 1997 2.20 2000 3:38.27 3000m 2001 7:48.34 (indoors) 1998 2.18 2001 3:35.40 2002 7:37.30 2000 2.25 2002 3:37.34 5000m 2002 13:12.04 2001 2.24 3000m 2000 7:51.32 Mile 2002 3:52.90 2001 7:41.35 2002 2.25 2002 7:37.40 2003 2.25 2003 7:48.76 5000m 1999 13:40.48 EVENTS / PBS: 2000 13:26.20 High Jump 2000 2.25m 2001 13:23.94 Long Jump 2002 7.53 windy 2002 13:12.04 Triple Jump 1994 14.50m 2003 13:17.81

Interesting Facts: RECORD(S): The son of '56 Olympic Long Jumper, Michael, Nick was also a member of the NSW Catholic Schools Basketball Team.Nick has not lived in Australian U20 record - 3000m - 8:02.12 the same city/town as his coach Peter Lawler for the last 10 years, relying on coaching by correspondence. Nick's nickname is "Squirrel" and Australian record - 3000m - 7:37.30, 5000m: 13:12.04 he enjoys reading, watching movies and playing the piano in his spare time. Australian Indoor record - 3000m - 7:50.21 & 7:48.34 World Cup Record - 3000m - 7:41.37

Sporting Career: Interesting Facts: Born and raised in Tamworth, Nick was an outstanding Australian junior jumper. He regularly won medals in all four jumps, but it was in the Craig's younger brother, Neil, is a member of the Melbourne Tigers basketball team. Both of his parents are British and his father, Brian, played high jump that he particularly excelled. During the '90s he combined university, then a busy job with Bankers Trust, often only arriving at the soccer for Wimbledon FC. Craig is a former Australian junior triathlon champion and was a member of the Victorian triathlon team in 1997 & track at 8:00pm.A move to Newcastle in 2000 paid dividends when Nick cleared a pb of 2.25m and won two national titles. Enjoyed his most 1998. His nickname is "Buster". One of his training partners is "Moss" his pet dog a Flat Coated Retriever. Craig is studying Public Relations consistent season ever in 2001-02, where he equalled his pb and claimed his third consecutive national title. Placed fourth at the externally from Deakin University. His interests include soccer, movies and coffee. Commonwealth Games with a leap of 2.20m. Started the 2003/04 domestic season in top form clearing 2.20m then 2.25m (equal pb) in November. Sporting Career: Craig was an Australian junior triathlon, but in late 1998 he found he didn't have time to train for the three disciplines and decided to link up

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE with local running coach Bruce Scriven. Craig became the fastest Australian junior 3000m runner when in February 1999, her broke the National U20 record with a time of 8:02.77.The next month he placed 18th in the World Junior Cross Country Championships and closed PROFILES ATHLETES the season with a second placing in the National U20 1500m. Craig celebrated his 20th birthday by setting an Olympic A Qualifier and PB (13:26.20) for the 5000m in Manchester in June 2000. Craig was selected to represent Australia in the 5000m at the 2000 Olympics where he finished 8th in his heat. He compiled a spectacular series of performances in the summer of 2001.The summer started with a 3000m PB (7:50.34) at the Telstra Athletics Grand Prix in Newcastle. On February 16 he broke Shaun Creighton's Australian 3000m record in a time of 7:41.35. He was just beaten by 3:47 miler,William Chirchir in the John Landy mile at the Melbourne Track Classic, clocking 3:54.65 to move to No. 5 in Australian history in his first ever mile race.A week later he won his heat of the 3000m at the World Indoors in Lisbon. In the final he placed 8th, lowering the Australian record for the second time in three days. On March 24, Craig placed 8th in the short course (4km) at the World Cross-Country Championships. Due to his tremendous 1500m/mile form, it was decided to switch Craig from the 5000m to the 1500m for the World Championships, where he made the semi finals after a tremendous 3:39.10 in the heats. Craig placed 6th in the Goodwill Games mile and 6th in the 1500m at the IAAF Grand Prix Final in Melbourne, in an awesome 3:35.40, moving him to No 5 in Australian history. In December 2001, Craig made his 10,000m debut, taking the Zatopek race in a CG B qualifying time of 28:19.26. On March 7th he removed 11 seconds from his 5000m best to take the Australian record from Lee Troop.At the World Cross Country Championships in Dublin, Craig placed an outstanding 5th - the 2nd best ever result by an Australian. Craig was selected in the 5000m for the Commonwealth Games and ran well in the lead up with an Australian 3000m record.At the games he placed 6th in the 5000m. Competing at the 9th IAAF World Cup in Madrid, Craig dominated the 3000m to set a new World Cup Record (7:41.37) and won by over six seconds. Craig did not compete domestically in 2003 due to injury. Resumed competition in mid-2003 and went on to clock an Athens Olympic A qualifier over 5000m on Sept 10 with a time of 13:17.81. Craig won the Zatopek 10km in December clocking an Olympic B of 27:50.55. P P 376 377 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Jacquie Munro Liam Murphy

Date of Birth: 4 October 1981 Date of Birth: 5 June 1979 Occupation: Sport Administration Trainee / Athlete Occupation: Software Engineer-Australian Government Height: 165cm Height: 175cm Weight: 58kg Weight: 64kg State: NSW State: SA Coach: John Fitzgerald Coach: Fira Dvoskina Previous Coaches: Ron Weigel, Rob and Roy McFadden Previous Coaches: Penny Gillies, Louise Green Scholarship:AIS Scholarship: NSWIS Club: Salisbury Club: Raymond Terrace Place of Birth / Residence:Adelaide/Canberra Place of Birth / Residence: Newcastle, NSW/Sydney Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 3000m Walk: '94 - 1st (U18) 10000m Walk: '98 - 2nd (U20) 100m Hurdles: '97 - 1st (U18); '98 - 2nd, 3rd (U20); '99 - 1st, 1st (U20); '00 - 3rd, 1st (U20), '00 20km Walk: '01 - DSQ, '03 DSQ (OT) - 2nd, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st 30km Walk: '00 - 2nd 50km Walk: '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 2nd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '02 - 100m H 7th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Aus V NZ Trans Tasman Test:'01 - 100m H 1st - 13.91 World Juniors: '98 - 10,000m Walk - 10th World Junior Championships: '98 - 100m H - heat, '00 - 100m H - 5th, 4x100m 5th World Championships: '01 - 50km Walk - DSQ East Asian Games: '01 - 100m H 3rd (13.35) Commonwealth Games: '02 - 50km Walk - DSQ World University Games: '01 - 100m H 3rd, 4x100m 4th; '03 100m H 6th heat World Race Walking Cup: '02 - 50km Walk 15th (3:56.45),Team 4th PROGRESSION: PROGRESSION: 10000m Walk 1994 47:48 100m 2000 11.90 1995 46:17 2001 11.93 1996 46:17 2002 11.75/11.71w 1997 44:23 2003 11.96 1998 42:57 100m Hurdles 1996 14.50 2002 42:27.81 1997 14.28 20km Road Walk 1997 1:37.48 1998 13.47 1998 1:30.37 1999 1:26.58 2000 13.12 2000 1:26.47 2001 13.12 2002 1:30.24 2002 13.09 20km Walk 2003 1:24.11 2003 13.17/12.9(h)/13.13w 50km Road Walk 1999 4:17.53 2001 3:54.37 EVENTS / PBS: 50km Walk 2002 3:55.20 100m 2002 11.75 2003 4:04.56 100m Hurdles 2002 13.09 2003 12.9 (h) EVENTS / PBS: 10000m Walk 2002 42:27.81 20km Road Walk 2003 1:24.11 RECORD(S): 3000m Walk 1999 11:38.8 Australian U20 record - 100m Hurdles - 13.12 30km Road Walk 2000 2:16.07 Australian U18 record - 100m Hurdles - 13.72 5000m Walk 2000 20:12.2 50km Road Walk 2001 3:54.37 Interesting Facts: Jacquie's father John was a professional golfer and her mother, Lee, represented Australia in hockey as a junior.At the 2000 Canberra GP,"Jac" RECORD(S): SA Open State Record - 3000m Walk, 5000m Walk, 30km Walk, 50km Walk. ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE tore her hamstring, sidelining her until the February Nationals. Jacquie is coached by 67-year-old ex-Ukrainian National coach, Fira Dvoskina, who coached Andrew Pym to a win in the 2001 Stawell Gift. She relocated to Sydney in 2003 and now lives in the Sydney Olympic village - Interesting Facts: the suburb of Newington. When she's not jumping over hurdles Jacquie enjoys getting out in the waves to surf. "Jac" also likes table tennis Liam's parents decided to start Liam in athletics after they saw a photo in the local paper of a kid running cross-country. He joined Barossa and shopping. Valley Little Athletics Club.To prepare fully for a major race, Liam will get a haircut the week before. He also likes Pasta, fast speed sessions, Seinfeld, Simpson's and having fun with friends. Sporting Career: In 1999, at age 17, Jacquie won the Australian Open and U/20 100m hurdles titles.The fifth fastest hurdler in Australian history, Jacquie Sporting Career: lowered the Australian U20 record for 100m Hurdles four times in June and July 2000 and became the first Australian to set an Olympic 'B' Liam was a talented junior race walker, winning selection in the Australian team for the 1998 World Juniors where he placed an excellent Qualifier for the event.Whilst just missing the Olympic team, Jacquie was selected for her second World Junior Championships held in 10th.The next year (1999), Liam walked his first 50km and slashed nearly four minutes from his 20km Walk best. Liam moved to Canberra to Santiago, Chile, where she placed fifth in both the 100m Hurdles and 4x100m finals. Her 2001international season included a win in the Trans take up an AIS Scholarship in 2000 and then in May 2001 the major breakthrough occurred when he won the National 50km Walk which Tasman match, a third at the East Asian Games and the World University Championships. Jacquie enjoyed a solid 2002 domestic season doubled as the selection trial for the World Championships. Liam, aged just 21, walked a brilliant 3:54.37, clocking an AA World Championships qualifying time and moving to No. 6 in Australia history. He was unfortunately disqualified in his senior international debut in winning the Telstra A-Championships and securing her selection in the Commonwealth Games team. Munro placed seventh in the final at the the 50km event at the 2001 World Championships. He won the CG 50km Walk trial in May 2002 to secure selection in the Commonwealth Commonwealth Games running 13.31 after clocking 13.22 in the heats and won the 2003 national title and then in June clocked a good 13.17 Games team. In sixth place at the 25km mark, Liam was disqualified from the Commonwealth Games 50km Walk. Liam placed a magnificent while preparing to travel to Europe. In August she contested the World University Games, where she was 6th in the heat. Jacquie suffered a 15th at the World Walk Cup in Turin in 2002. He clocked 3:56.45 over 10 mins ahead of the next Australian, and he led home a best ever stress fracture, but was back into competition by November. team performance of 4th. In May 2003 he placed 2nd in the World Championship 50km Walk trial. Unfortunately he was disqualified in the Olympic 50km Walk trial in December 2003.

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Peter Nowill Isaac Ntiamoah

Date of Birth: 15 June 1979 Date of Birth: 27 October 1982 Occupation: Cardiac Technician Occupation: Student Height: 179cm Height: 178cm Weight: 68kg Weight: 78kg State: QLD State: NSW Coach: Pat Clohessy Coach: Gavin Beahan Previous Coach: Kevin Crisp Scholarship: NSWIS Club: University of Queensland Club: Bankstown Sports Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/Brisbane Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 3000m Steeple '00 - 8th, '00 (OGT) - 8th, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100m: '03 - 6th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200m: '03 - 4th At 3000m Steeplechase: World Championships: '03 8th heat (8:26.22) PROGRESSION: World University Games: '01 - 11th 100m 2002 10.81 World Cup: '02 - 6th 2003 10.54 200m 2002 22.7 PROGRESSION: 2003 21.16 1500m 2003 3:51.76 3000m 2003 8:19.89 EVENTS / PBS: 3000m Steeple 2000 8:53.15 100m 2003 10.54 2001 8:33.48 200m 2003 21.26 2002 8:37.27 2003 8:26.13 5000 metres 2002 14.22.96 Interesting Facts: 5000m 2000 14:16.15 Isaac is currently studying electrical engineering and enjoys socialising with friends and listening to music. Isaac's short-term goal is to make 2001 14:15.97 the 2004 Athens Olympics squad. 2003 14:09.02 Sporting Career: EVENTS / PBS: Isaac was in good form in the lead-up to the World Championships; clocking 100m and 200m pbs He was a reserve for the Australian 4x100m 3000m Steeple 2003 8:26.13 relay team which progressed to the semi-final. 5000m 2003 14:09.02

Interesting Facts: Peter is coached by Pat Clohessy who coached at the AIS for many years directing the programs of leading Australian athletes like Shaun Creighton, Rob de Castella and Simon Doyle.As an athlete, Pat competed for Australia at the 1962 Commonwealth Games where he placed seventh in the three mile. Peter likes mountain biking and kayaking and aims to become a registered Echocardiographer.

Sporting Career: Peter started in Little Athletics in under-9s and also played soccer. He continued to do both athletics and soccer for eight years before focusing his attention towards athletics.At the age of 13/14 he met his first coach Kevin Crisp through school athletics. Kevin introduced ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Peter to some formalised training and continued to coach him for six years.Throughout his teens he became a leading Queensland track and cross country runner. He competed regularly at the National titles winning medals in the 3000/5000m and Cross Country Championships. Peter has made significant progress in the steeplechase since taking up the event in 2000. In 2001 he won the National 3000m steeplechase title and clocked the fastest time by an Australian during the season. He ran well at the 2001 World University Championships placing 11th and just missing his personal best with a time of 8:44.57. Peter slashed nearly 10 seconds from his best to defeat Martin Dent in the Zatopek in December. His time of 8:33.48 elevated him to No 11 in Australian history. He proceeded to win the National title in 2001 and 2002 as well as lowering the Queensland record in the process.A turning point in his career occurred at the Telstra A-Series Meet in Newcastle on 23 Feb 2002, when he raced a good domestic field and Kenyan 8:03 steeplechaser, Raymond Yator. Peter easily accounted for the field in fine style winning by over 4 seconds. He placed a solid 6th at the 2002 World Cup, then domestically in 2003 claimed his third consecutive title. In June 2003 he raced three times in Europe starting with a 3 sec pb of 8:30.77; then in Luzern on June 25th he clocked a superb 8:26.13, a 4 sec pb, close to the Oly/WC A standard and elevating himself to No. 4 in Australian history. On August 6 he was added to the Australian team for the World Championships. In Paris, Peter performed very well, placing 8th in his heat is a good time of 8:26.22 - just outside his new pb.

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Paul Nunnari Mark Ormrod

Date of Birth: 6 February 1973 Date of Birth: 1 December 1982 Occupation: Social Worker Occupation: Student Weight: 53kg Height: 185 cm State: NSW Weight: 73kg Coach:Andrew Dawes State: SA Scholarship: NSWIS Coach: Steve Butler Club: NSWWSA Scholarship: SASI Place of Birth/Residence: Sydney / Catherine Fields, NSW Club: Independent Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence:Adelaide/Adelaide Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Male International: Paralympics: '96 - 800m, 1500m, Marathon, '00 - 800m heat, 1500m semi, 5000m semi, AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Marathon 19th, 4x400m semi 400 metres: '99 - 1st (U18), '00 - 3rd (U20), '00 (OT) - 1st B race, '01 8th, '02 ht, '03 - 4th IPC World Championships: '94 - 800m, 1500m, Marathon, '98 - 800m, 1500m, Marathon, 4 x 400m, '02 - 1500m 6th, 5000m 10th, 10000m 12th, Marathon 11th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '03 4x400m relay 4th heat (46.22 leg) Chicago Marathon: '02 - 3rd World Junior Championships: '00 - 400m Heat (47.66), 4x400m 8th Oita Half-Marathon: '02 - 1st East Asian Games: '01 - 400m 4th (46.07), 4x400m 2nd New-York Marathon: '02 - 3rd PROGRESSION: Progression: 400m 1998 50.44 1500m 2001 3:10.88 1999 47.96 2002 3:02.01 2000 47.37 5000m 2000 10:33.39 2001 46.07 2002 10:19.23 2002 47.08 2003 46.49 Events / PBs: 800m 2000 1:41.42 EVENTS / PBS: 1500m 2003 3:02.01 200m 2001 21.87 5000m 2002 10:19.23 400m 2001 46.07 10,000m 2002 23:25.61 Marathon 2001 1hr37.23 Interesting Facts: Mark's dad was a soccer striker for New Zealand and until last year Mark was playing State League soccer in Adelaide, also as a striker. He Records: quit soccer, just prior to getting his first 400m world junior qualifier, as he considered he had better prospects in athletics. Mark started Little Australian Records:T54 - 1500m, 5000m Athletics when he was 9 and has always been a sprinter. Mark is currently studying at University.

Interesting Facts: Sporting Career: Competing at the Sydney Paralympics was Paul's fourth major championships, following his participation in the 1994 and 1998 World Mark made a major improvement in 1999 and in 2000 secured selection in the World Junior team.At the WJs he ran close to his best in the Championships and the 1996 Paralympics. Paul claims one of his hobbies is training. He is very close to his family and is the eldest child with individual 400m and ran in the heats of the 4x400m team that secured a finals berth. In December 2000 he ran a fast 10.79 in the heats of the three sisters. U20 100m at the Australian All Schools, but unfortunately in the final he tore his right hamstring in three places.This injury restricted his appearances on the Telstra Athletics Grand Prix circuit during the summer of 2001. However he recovered sufficiently to slash 0.85 seconds

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sporting Career: from his 400m best to place a brilliant fourth in the Australian men's open 400m championship. Selected in the team for the East Asian ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION T54 Wheelchair (Have normal arms and hand function. Have a range of trunk function from some to normal. Games, he made further progress shaving 0.45 seconds from his personal best and claimed fourth place in a competitive race.After a very May have some leg function). lean 2002 season, he started to recapture his 2001 form when he ran 46.49 in March 2003 and secured selection in the Australian team for In Sydney Paul contested the 800m, 1500m, 5000m, Marathon and 4x400m relay. Paul's classification is the toughest wheelchair class, at the the World Championships. Ran a best of 46.78 in the leadup to Paris.At the World Championships clocked 46.22 on the anchor leg assisting Paralympics and was one of the most spectacular and competitive with many events requiring three rounds, and provided many close races. Australia to 4th in the heats and missing the final by one position. In Paul's 5000m semi, he clocked a seasonal best time of 10:40.02 to place 12th, but amazingly he would have won the other semi-final. Paul has competed in three marathons in as many weeks - Twin Cities,2nd place, Detroit 2nd place and now Chicago, 3rd place. Pauls dream of winning the prestigious Oita Half Marathon in Japan has finally come true.To round off 2002, Paul placed a magnificent third in the New York Marathon. In 2003, he set a New Australian Record in the 1500m while on tour in the USA, just missing the top qualifiers for the invitation 1500m event at the IAAF World Championships in Paris. Paul aims to race in with the 5000m in Athens.

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Paul Pearce Ellen Pettitt

Date of Birth: 8 January 1977 Date of Birth: 13 May 1986 Occupation:Athlete Occupation:Y 12 Student Height: 183cm Weight: 80kg Height: 179cm State: QLD Weight: 57kg Coach: Cliff Mallett State:WA Previous Coach: Barry McLeod Coach: Nenad Peisker Club: In-training Place of Birth / Residence: Gisborne,VIC/Brisbane Scholarship:WAIS Marital Status: Single Club:West Track Gender: Male Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Perth Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100 metres: '95 - 2nd (U20), '96 - 2nd (U20), '97 - semi, '99 - heat, Gender: Female 200 metres: '96 - 2nd (U20), '97 - 3rd, '99 - heat, '00 (OGT) - heat, '02 - 8th 400 metres: '00 - semi, '00 (OGT) 7th, '01 - 1st, '02 - 3rd, '03 - inj INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Youth Championships: '03 10th (1.75m, 1.78m qual) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Championships: '03 4x400m 4th heat (45.49 leg) Commonwealth Games: '02 - 4x400m 5th PROGRESSION: World Junior Championships: '96 - 100m semi, 200m 6th, 4x100m 3rd High Jump 2002 1.76m World University Games: '97 - 200m 2nd Round, 4x100m heat, '01 - 400m 2nd round, 4x400 4th 2003 1.82m PROGRESSION: 100m 1993 11.00 EVENTS / PBS: 1994 10.84 High Jump 2003 1.82m 1995 10.84 1996 10.55 1997 10.71 Interesting Facts: 1999 10.73 School: St Stephens, Perth 2000 10.61 Ellen's interests are the beach, sport, high jumping and friends. 2001 10.30 200m 1993 22.20 1994 21.86 Sporting Career: 1995 21.86 A national level Softballer (U16), Ellen was talent identified as a potentially good athlete.Within two years she was on the national team, with 1996 21.09 1997 20.58 her selection for the 2003 World Youth Championships. Competed well in her international debut, leaping 1.78m in the qualifying rounds, then 1998 20.90 1.75m in the final to place 10th. In late 2003 has already raised her best to 1.82m. 1999 21.20 2000 21.12 2001 20.75 2002 20.91 2003 21.59/21.4 400m 1996 47.84 1999 47.17 2000 46.55 2001 45.87 2002 45.84 2003 45.95

EVENTS / PBS: 100m 1996 10.55 200m 1997 20.58 400m 2002 45.84 ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Interesting Facts: Paul's interests are wrestling, soccer and AFL

Sporting Career: Paul is an outstanding sprint prospect who came of age at the 1996 World Juniors. Having just missed the 100m final, Pearce stepped out in style in the 200m running what he described as the race of his life to finish 6th, just 2/100th of a second off a medal. Paul capped off a successful championship with a bronze in the relay. Competing at the 1997 Nationals, Paul ran a brilliant 20.58 in the heats, then clocked 20.78 to win the bronze medal. Despite an interrupted preparation Paul went to Europe in an attempt to qualify for the 1997 World Championships relay squad. Unfortunately he missed selection for Athens however he ran the individual 200m at the World University Games.A few years of injury in the late '90s were followed by a major breakthrough in a new event when he took the national 400m title in March 2001.After a four year absence, he returned to the international stage, competing at the World University Games. He proceeded to the quarter-finals in the 400m and helped the 4x400 team to 4th in the final. He continued to make progress at 400m during the 2002 domestic season, lowering his pb to 45.84 and placing third in the Nationals. Relocated to Brisbane to train with Cliff Mallet in May 2002. Paul ran two great legs (heat - 45.9, final - 45.2) in the 4x400m relays at the Commonwealth Games, helping the team to fifth place in the final.After running a good 45.95 mid summer, he had to withdraw from the 2003 Telstra A-Championships with injury. Paul was selected in the Australian team for the World Championships where he clocked a split of 45.49 on his 3rd leg, assisting the team to 4th in the heat and missing the final by one position.

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Debbie Pickersgill Jana Pittman

Date of Birth: 23 March 1980 Date of Birth: 9 November 1982 Occupation: student/administrator Occupation:Athlete Height: 181 Height: 176cm Weight: 67 Weight: 98kg State:VIC State: QLD Coach: Phil King Previous Coaches: Craig Hilliard, Jackie Byrnes & Fira Dovskina,Wayne Clarke Coach: Steve Lemke Scholarship:VIS Previous Coach: Richard Brockett Club: Melbourne University Athletic Club Scholarship: QAS Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Melbourne Marital Status: Single Club: University of Queensland Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence: USA/Brisbane Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 200m: '99 1st (U18) Gender: Female 400m: '99 1st (U18), '00 3rd 400m Hurdles: '98 1st (U18), '99 1st (U18), '01 1st, '02 1st, '03 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '02 - 400m Hurdles - 1st, 4x400m - 1st Discus: '00 6th, '01 4th, '02 3rd, '03 1st Olympic Games: 2000: 400m Hurdles - heat, 4 x 400m - 5th (ran heat) World Junior Championships: '00 - 400m - 1st, 400m Hurdles - 1st, 4 x 400m - 7th World Youth Championships: '99 - 400m - 7th, 400m Hurdles - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Cup: '02 - 400m Hurdles 3rd World University Games: '03 7th (55.25m) World Championships: '03 - 400m Hurdles 1st (53.22) PROGRESSION: EVENTS / PBS: PROGRESSION: 400m 1999 51.80 100m 2003 11.77 Discus Throw 1999 54.52 2000 51.76 100m Hurdles 2000 13.92 2001 53.73 2001 51.74 200m 2003 23.52 2002 52.37 400m 2003 50.43 2002 53.32 2003 50.43 400m Hurdles 2003 53.22 2003 59.11 400m Hurdles 1999 56.23 2000 55.20 2001 55.93 EVENTS / PBS: 2002 54.14 Discus Throw 2003 59.11 2003 53.22

RECORD(S): RECORD(S): Commonwealth games Record: '02 - 4x400m -3.25.63s Australian U18 Record: 400m - 51.80s Australian University Games: '99 54.52m Discus World Junior Record: 400m hurdles - 55.20s Australian best 300m: 36.34 Australian U18 & U20 Record: 400m hurdles - 55.20s Interesting Facts: Interesting Facts: Debbie has had six operations since 1997 - including three on her right arm which is her throwing arm. "DibbaDab" loves travelling, enjoys Jana competed for Winston Hills LA club. Before competition, Jana always paints her finger and toe nails in the colours of who she is golf, surfing and photography. She also likes to write, listen to music and read. In her first year at university of Queensland she won the representing (i.e. club, state, nation) and wears a gold bracelet given to her by her former training partner, Melinda Gainsford-Taylor. Jana draws inspiration from a very unique tattoo of a bumble bee on her stomach, "aerodynamically the bumble bee cannot fly but it doesn't know sportswoman of the year award, 1999. Debbie has played representative basketball, swimming and rowing. Debbie has set her goals on making this so it goes on flying anyway. It means I have been given this body and I'm capable of anything." In 2002 Jana commenced a Science degree the 2004 Athens Olympic Games squad and would like to throw over 60m sometime this year. by correspondence from Monash University. Jana is known for her fascination with collecting stuffed wombat toys and her nickname is JP.In addition to being coached by Phil King, Jana is mentored by Phil's wife, Seoul Olympic 400m hurdles champion, Debbie Flintoff-King.

Sporting Career: Sporting Career: A surprise winner of the national title in 2003, Debbie has been steadily improving during the last few years and was selected to compete at In October 1998 Jana, aged 15, would stamp herself as a future star. Competing at the NSW All Schools, Pittman made her 400m hurdles the World University Games, where she placed 7th. debut, then in March 1999, Jana won the 200m, 400m and 400m hurdles at the trials for the World Youth (U18) Championships. In her first season over 400m hurdles she had clocked 57.74, and also recorded performances of 12.13 (100m), 24.17/23.95w (200m), 53.80 (400) and 14.69 (100H).The next two years would see her win world titles and become the fastest junior 400m hurdler in history. Over just three days

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE of competition, Jana raced five times at the 1999 IAAF World Youth (U18) Championships held at Bydgoszcz in Poland, where she won the 400 hurdles and placed seventh in the 400m. By Christmas 1999, Jana had dramatically slashed her bests to 56.23 (400H), 51.80 (400m) and PROFILES ATHLETES 23.60 (200m) and had become a genuine Olympic team prospect.At the 2000 Australian Championships, Jana placed third in the 400m, then in March 2000, while on a tour of South Africa, she equalled the World Junior 400m hurdles record with a dazzling time of 55.20. In August she won the 400m hurdles at the Olympic trials.At the Olympics, Jana placed third in her heat, missing a semi-finals berth by just one position. Jana was selected in the 4x400m relay team and ran a storming third leg in the heats, clocking 51.10.The team clocked 3:24.05, breaking a 25- year-old Australian record. Less than three weeks later, Jana contested the World Junior Championships in Chile, where she won the 400m and 400m hurdles double. Jana became the first woman to achieve this double at an IAAF/IOC (Olympics,World Champs,World Juniors or World Cup) event. In November 2000, Jana was presented the IAAF's Rising Star award. Despite a patchy 2001 summer season, Jana won her first open national title in the 400m hurdles. In April 2001, Jana relocated to the AIS and was forced to withdraw from the team for the 2001 World Championships, with plantar fascitis. In very good form in late 2001, Jana attempted to break her own World Junior 400m hurdles record, she missed the record running 55.93.At the Telstra A-Championships, she won her second 400m hurdles title in 55.34.Jana started her 2002 international season with three consecutive pbs, 55.08 in Darwin, 54.94 in Sheffield and on July 5 won the Paris Golden League meet in 54.58. Jana smashed her pb in the heats at Manchester clocking 54.14, the second fastest time in the world for 2002. She won the final comfortably in 54.40, then anchored the 4x400m relay to gold. Jana compiled an amazing series of performances in 2003 and moved to No. 1 in the 400m hurdles IAAF merit rankings. At 400m Jana ran a superb 50.43 and broke Cathy Freeman's 25 race unbeaten streak. Named the 2003 Telstra Female Athlete of the Year. In July ran a pb and World leading time of 53.62.The World record was broken by Russian Yuliya Pechonkina with a time of 52.34 (July 2003).Through the rounds in Paris, Pittman looked solid and sprang a surprise taking Gold at the World Championships in a pb of 53.22. She became the youngest 400m hurdles Olympic or World Champion in history (male or female). P P 386 387 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Eloise Poppett Susie Power

Date of Birth: 9 November 1982 Date of Birth: 26 March 1975 Occupation:Athlete/Student Occupation:Athlete Height: 176cm Height: 169cm Weight: 58kg Weight: 45kg State:VIC State: NSW Coach: Rob de Castella Previous Coaches: Greg Power, Chris Wardlaw Coach: Rod Arnold Scholarship:VIS Scholarship: NSWIS Club: Glenhuntly Club: Sutherland Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne/Melbourne Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence: New York/Sydney Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1500 metres '93 - 1st, '95 - 5th 3000 metres '93 - 2nd AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 5000 metres '99 - 3rd 1500m: '99 - 1st (U20) Cross Country '93 - 1st 3000m: '99 - 1st (U20) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '94 - 3000m 5th, '02 - 10,000m - 3rd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Cross Country: '99 - 40th World Junior Championships '98: 3000m - 11th World Cup: '94 - 3000m 4th World Junior Championships: '92 - 3000m 8th, '94 - 3000m 2nd World Youth Championships '99: 3000m - 4th World Junior Cross Country: '92 - 12th, '93 - 5th, '94 - 12th Goodwill Games: '01 - 5000m 5th 15:23.87, 10000m 3rd 31:50.36 PROGRESSION: PROGRESSION: 1500m 1996 - 1997 4:31.77 10000m 2001 31:26.34 3000m 1991 9.40.80 1997 - 1998 4:23.4 2002 31:32.20 1992 9.04.30 1998 - 1999 4:15.76 1500m 1991 4.26.72 1993 8.59.71 1992 4.18.10 1994 8.56.93 2002 4:23.46 1993 4.14.46 1995 9.01.47 2003 4:16.76 1994 4.13.79 1999 9.39.00 3000m 1995 - 1996 10:41.5 1995 4.12.02 2000 8.57.08 1999 4.17.45 2002 8:58.09 1996 - 1997 9:50.95 2000 4.14.70 1997 - 1998 9:33.45 5000m 1999 15.23.18 Half M’thon2002 1:07.56 1998 - 1999 9:02.11 2000 15.27.07 2003 1:11.36 2001 15.23.87 1999 8:56.74 2002 15:42.49 2003 9:23.29 2003 15:50.23 5000m 1999 15:18.6 EVENTS / PBS: 2003 15:56.73 10000m 2001 31:26.34 5000m 1999 15.23.18 800m 1997 - 1998 2:14.94 1500m 1995 4.12.02 Half M’thon2002 1:07.56 1998 - 1999 2:10.47 3000m 1994 8.56.93 Mile 1992 4.32.73 RECORD(S): EVENTS / PBS: Australian Allcomers and U20 record - 1000m - 2:39.4 1500m 1999 4:15.76 Australian U20 record - Mile - 4:32.73 Australian U20 record - 2000m - 5:50.47 3000m 1999 8:56.74 5000m 1999 15:18.6 Interesting Facts: 800m 1999 2:10.47 Susie's brother, Michael, was the Australian 5000m champion in 2000 and she is coached by former Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Rob de Castella. Like her brother, Susie always blesses her face before the start of a race. Her regular training partners are her two border collies. Gave birth to a son, Jai, in Dec 2000. ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Interesting Facts: Sporting Career: Susie compiled an impressive record as a teenager, including three top-12 finishes at the World junior cross country championships. In the Eloise comes from a family of runners, her mother was a nationally top-10 ranked 3000 metre runner in the 70's. Eloise was the fastest under- 1994 World Junior Championships in Lisbon, Susie stamped herself as an athlete of the future. She placed a gallant second in a world class 17 3000m runner in the world in 1998. She enjoys a relaxing game of golf or tennis, practices yoga and likes to go to the movies in her free field.The winner of the race was Romanian Gabriela Szabo, who became the finest distance runner in the world in the late '90s and early '00s. time. Throughout the remainder of the '90s, Susie showed glimpses of brilliance, but for various reasons, including injury, she would fail to proceed. In early 1999, Susie ran two sub-15:30 5000m times and hopes of Olympic selection looked good. Susie had another solid summer in 2000, where she clocked 4:14.70 (1500m), 8:57.08 (3000m) and 15:27.07 (5000m), but she would not contest the Telstra Olympic trials in August as she had fallen pregnant. In December 2000, Susie gave birth to Jai, and before he was home from hospital Susie was back running.An achilles injury delayed a full resumption to training, but by March she was back in solid work.The major breakthrough occurred on August 12, when she broke Lisa Ondieki's 1988 City to Surf race record. She was invited to contest the Goodwill Games, where she placed fifth in the 5000m, clocking 15:23.87, just outside her personal best, and an excellent third in the 10,000m where she smashed her personal best by over a minute to clock 31:50.36, the second fastest time in Australian history. In December 2001, Susie closed within 10 seconds of Ondieki's 10,000m record with a scintillating win in the Telstra Zatopek Classic, becoming the second fastest Australian all-time. Competing in cool and wet conditions in the annual Zatopek, Susie ran superbly to clock 31:26.34, the second fastest 10,000m in Australian history and the No 4 performance in the world for 2001. Struggled with an achillies injury during the 2002 domestic season, but was back in good form by May 2002. Ran a tremendous race to place third in the 10000m at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in a time of 31:32.20, the 8th fastest in the world. Clocked a stunning time of 67.56 in her Half-marathon debut in October 2002. 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Michael Power Petrina Price

Date of Birth: 9 May 1976 Date of Birth: 26 April 1984 Occupation: Personal Trainer/Athlete Occupation: Student - Year 12 Woonona High ('03) Height: 185 cm Height: 181 cm Weight: 68kg Weight: 55kg State:VIC State: NSW Coach: Bruce Scriven Coach: Peter Lawler Previous Coaches: Greg Power, John McDonnell Previous Coach: Stephen Price Scholarship:VIS Club: Glenhuntly Scholarship: NSWIS Place of Birth / Residence: Ferntree Gully,Vic/Frankston Club:Athletics Wollongong Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Greenacre, Sydney/Bulli NSW Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1500 metres: '94 - 3rd (U20) AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 3000 metres: '03 - 1st High Jump: '00 (U20) - 2nd, '01 (U18)-1st, '01 (U20)-1st, '01 - 2nd, '02 - (U20) 1st, '02 Open/U20 1st, '03 5000 metres: '00 - 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 2nd, '03 1st Open/U20 1st, 10,000 metres: '02 - 3rd INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '02 - High Jump - 6th (1.79) Commonwealth Games: '02 - 5000m -8th Olympic Games: '00 - 5000m heat World Youth Championships: '01 - 2nd (1.81) World Cross Country: '00 - 69th, '01 - 24th, '02 - 21st World Junior Championships:'00 - 7th (1.80), '02 - 3rd (1.87) World Junior Championships: '94 - 1500m 5th World Junior Cross Country: '94 - 98th PROGRESSION: World Cup: '02 5000m 8th High Jump 1998 1.55m World University Games: 5000m 5th (13:57.72) 1999 1.79m 2000 1.85m PROGRESSION: 2001 1.90m 10000m 2002 28:49.73 1998 3.41.41 2002 1.88m 1500m 1993 3.46.73 1999 3.47.38 2003 1.93m 1994 3.43.86 2000 3.40.94 1995 3.41.31 2001 3:40.76 EVENTS / PBS: 1996 3.45.24 2003 3:40.87 1997 3.43.88 High Jump 2003 1.93m 3000m 2000 7.46.22 2001 7:47.84 Interesting Facts: 2003 7:46.95 Petrina started athletics at school when she was aged eight. She watched other athletes doing the flop and successfully copied it, placing third 5000m 1998 13.41.63 in her first competition.As she suffered from asthma and showed natural ability, her parents decided to enroll her in Little Athletics. She is 1999 13.36.37 coached by Peter Lawler who, is a six-time national javelin medallist and guided Louise McPaul to silver in the javelin at the Atlanta Olympics. 2000 13.27.07 Injuries she has had include a broken collar bone. Petrina is the eldest of five girls and enjoys hanging out with friends, going to the beach, 2001 13:23.56 going to movies, listening to music and rollerblading. 2002 13.34.04 2003 13:37.36 Sporting Career: Mile 2003 3:58.59 This Wollongong athlete has made amazing progress over the last four years.At the conclusion of the 1998/99 season, Petrina was the No 5 ranked U15 high jumper in Australia, 12 months on she had moved to No 2 open in Australia and then the following year to No 1 open in EVENTS / PBS: 1500m 2001 3.40.76 Australia, while still only aged 16. Petrina stated the 1999/2000 season with a pb of 1.67m but at the December 1999 Australian All Schools, 3000m 2000 7.46.22 she started to make progress, claiming a gold and two silver medals with leaps of 1.78m, 1.78m and 1.79m.Another major break through 5000m 2001 13.23.56 occurred on the 15 January 2000 at the Canberra Grand Prix, when she cleaned up a top field including Sherryl Morrow (pb 1.88) and Lisa Mile 1995 3.58.03 Bruty (pb 1.90) with a personal best and World Junior qualifying height of 1.84m.An injury slowed her progress that season.At the Olympic trials in August 2000, Petrina gave dual Olympian,Alison Inverarity a tough battle for the honour of representing Australia at the Sydney Olympics, Petrina eventually finished second and secured her place in the team for the 2000 World Juniors. In her international debut, in Interesting Facts: Santiago, Petrina was superb.Very competitive qualifying rounds required her to place in the top-12, but as the competition progressed it was Michael is the younger brother of World Junior medallist and Commonwealth Games representative Susie. He became the youngest Australian becoming obvious that 1.80m would not secure a place in the final and a clearance at 1.83m would be required. Petrina was over 1.80, but ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE to ever go under 4 minutes for the mile in 1995. His superstition when racing is to bless his face before the start. He received the '93 Fred had two misses at 1.83m. But under pressure, Petrina was tremendous, clearing the bar and progressing into the final, where she cleared 1.80 Lester Award for the Most Outstanding Middle Distance Junior. to place seventh. Petrina was the youngest in the top-8. Her best leap for the year (1.85m) ranked Petrina equal No 1 U17 in the world for 2000. Domestically in 2000/2001 women's high jumping in Australia was dominated by Petrina, starting with dual gold medals at the Australian Sporting Career: All Schools in December, a win in the Sydney Youth Olympic Festival and the Australian Youth Championships U18 title.After an undefeated Former world junior finalist over 1500m, who spent most of 1996 to 1999 studying in the USA at the University of Arkansas where he also series of four wins on the 2001 Telstra Athletics Grand Prix circuit with a best clearance of 1.85m in Hobart her first open title looked a safe finished second in the illustrious NCAA Cross Country Championships in 1999. Back home in 2000 he improved on the track becoming Australia's newest distance star over 5000m with numerous victories on the Australian Grand Prix circuit and an Olympic 'A' Qualifier. bet. But unfortunately Queenslander Carmen Hunter would take the title, as Petrina cleared a below par 1.78m.The next day she returned to Selected to represent Australia in the 2000 Olympics for 5000m after finishing second at the Telstra Athletics Trials. Michael lowered his top form with a lifetime best of 1.88m to win the junior title. In difficult weather conditions, the following week in more trying weather personal best for 3000m to 7.46.22 at a pre-Olympics warm up meet.At the Games he finished 13th in his 5000m heat missing a place in the conditions she won the high jump in the match against New Zealand with a tremendous leap of 1.86m. Petrina was selected for the World final. Michael enjoyed a very solid 2001 season, lowering his 1500m and 5000m bests, and placing 24th in the short course at the World Cross Youth (U18) Championships, Petrina claimed her first international medal, winning silver with a height of 1.81m. She claimed two golds at the Country Championships.After battling an Achilles injury in late 2001, Michael was back on track, with his inclusion in the Australian team for 2001 Australian All Schools Championships with heights of 1.87m and 1.90m - the two highest leaps in 25 years of Australian All Schools the 2002 World Cross Country Championships. He prepared well for the World Cross Country with a 2nd placing in the Australian 5000m history. Her 1.90m leap was a Commonwealth Games A qualifier, the No 6 performance by a junior in the world in 2001 ((No 1 U18) and the Championship on March 7 at the Telstra A-Series meet in Melbourne. Placed a brilliant 21st in the World Cross Country Championships in highest leap by an Australian for nearly three years. In April 2002, she won the open and U20 National titles, securing selection in the 2002 March 2002 followed by a promising 10,000m debut of 28:49 to place 3rd in the Nationals. Selected in the 2002 Commonwealth Games team World Junior and Commonwealth Games teams.At the World Juniors, Petrina claimed bronze with her jump of 1.87m. In her senior in the 5000m - his 7th national team. Michael placed eighth in the 5000m at the Commonwealth Games. In October he was 8th in the 5000m international debut, she placed 6th in the Commonwealth games.Won her second open/U20 national double in April 2003. Started the at the World Cup.Won the National 3000m and 5000m titles in 2003. Mid-year he raced in the US and Europe, before placing 5th in the 2003/04 domestic season in sparkling form. She cleared 1.92m in October, then 1.93m in November.This elevated her to No 1 junior in the 5000m at the World Uni Games in August 2003. world for 2003, she equalled the Australian U20 record and it was the highest leap by an Australian for seven years. She also won the Female Athlete of the Meet award at the IGA Australian All Schools Championships held in Queensland last December with a leap of 1.92m.

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Ryan Purcell Michael Rehardt

Date of Birth: 24 January 1983 Date of Birth: 9 December 1981 Occupation:WA LAs Development Officer/Student Occupation: Junior Athletics Coach Height: 187cm Height: 180cm Weight: 79kg Weight: 70kg State:WA State: QLD Coach: Lyn Cole Coach: Craig Hilliard Scholarship:WAIS Previous Coach: Glynis Nunn-Cearns,Wayne Holt Club: Stirling Swans Club: Runaway Bay Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Perth Place of Birth / Residence: Launceston/Gold Coast Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 110m Hurdles: '02 - 3rd (U20) 400m: '00 - heat, '01 heat, '02 2nd, '03 - heat

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: PROGRESSION: World Youth Championships: '99 - 110H heat 100m 1995 12.20 Commonwealth Youth Games: '00 - 110H 2nd 1997 11.20 World Junior Championships: '02 - 110H SF 5th 2000 11.20 2001 11.00 PROGRESSION: 200m 1995 25.60 110m Hurdles 2001 14.50 1997 22.80 2002 14.26 2000 22.03 2003 14.24/14.15w/13.7w 2001 21.67 2003 21.52/21.39w EVENTS / PBS: 400m 1997 52.60 110m Hurdles 2001 13.97 (99cm) 2000 48.55 2003 14.24/14.15w/13.7w 2001 46.79 2002 45.84 Interesting Facts: 2003 47.29 In 2002, Ryan started studying Sports Management at Edith Cowan University. He played football for West Perth WAFL club as a junior and played state league basketball. Ryan's hobbies are cars,AFL football, the beach and basketball. EVENTS / PBS: 100m 2002 10.66 Sporting Career: 200m 2003 21.19 Ryan made his international debut in 1999 at the World Youth Championships.At the 2000 Australian All Schools, Ryan was named athlete of 400m 2000 45.84 the Meet and has gone on to compete at the 2002 World Junior Championships. Ryan broke all his pbs in 2003. Interesting Facts: Relatively new on the scene, Rehardt competed in his first Australian Championships in Brisbane 2001. His athletics heroes include Michael Johnson, Carl Lewis and Darren Clarke.As well as participating in athletics, Michael enjoys following all sports, playing soccer, playing his guitar and singing.

Sporting Career: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Rehardt was selected for the 2002 Commonwealth Games team, after a tight, edge-of-your-seat race at the 2002 Telstra Australian Championships, where he finished second (in 46.00s) to World Uni Games medallist from NSW, Clinton Hill (45.98s). However, he was later forced to withdraw due to a stress fracture injury, which would not have healed in time for him to enter the Commonwealth Games in peak form. Missed selection for the 2003 World Championships, but back racing well in late 2003.

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Stuart Rendell Joshua Robinson

Date of Birth: 30 June 1972 Date of Birth: 4 October 1985 Occupation: Student Occupation: Student Height: 187cm Height: 187 Weight: 120kg Weight: 95 State:ACT Coach: Chris Nunn State: QLD Previous Coaches: Nigel Martin & Peter Farmer, Sue Howland Coach: Richard Brockett Scholarship:AIS Previous Coaches: Garry Calvert, Peter Connor Club: Combined Universities Club: University of Queensland Place of Birth / Residence: Canberra/Canberra Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/Brisbane Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Hammer: '92 (U20) 2nd, '95 - 2nd, '96 - 2nd, '97 - 1st, '98 - 1st, '98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, '00 - 1st, AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: '00 (OGT) - 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st Javelin: '98 - 1st (AAS U14), '00 - 1st (AAS U16), '01 - 1st (AYC U18), '01 - 1st (U20), '02- 1st (AAS U18), '03 - 1st (U20), '03 - 4th (OPEN) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '98 - Hammer - 1st (74.71) '02 - Hammer - 4th (67.51) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Olympic Games: '00 - Hammer - qual. Round (72.78) World Championships: '97 - Hammer - qual. round (74.28); '99 - qual. round (67.55); '01 - qual. round (75.00); '03 - 10th (76.56 qual) Australia Youth Olympic Festival: '01 - 2nd, '03 1st World Youth Championships '01 - 5th PROGRESSION: World Junior Championships '02 - qual round (63.97m - 20th) Hammer Throw 1995 67.32m 1996 74.64m PROGRESSION: 1997 76.48m Javelin Throw 1998 - 1999 54.95 1998 76.02m 1999 76.86m 1999 - 2000 56.10 2000 77.68m 2000 - 2001 66.70 2001 78.93m (78.99m unsurveyed ground) 2001 - 2002 65.48 2002 79.29m 2002 69.45 2003 79.20m 2003 71.11 EVENTS / PBS: Hammer Throw 2002 79.29 EVENTS / PBS: Javelin Throw 2003 71.11 RECORD(S): Australian record - Hammer Throw - 79.29 6/7/02 Interesting Facts: Josh, who enjoys surfing, has been in state and national cricket teams for the last four years. Formerly coached by Gary Calvert (three-time Interesting Facts: Australian javelin champion), Josh is now guided by 26-year-old Richard Brockett, who was a two-time Australian Championship javelin silver Known by his training partners as "Love God", " Silverback" or "Rudiger" Stuart wears his lucky black socks when competing.A talented sportsman, Stuart represented the ACT in the Aussie Rules' Teal Cup and state volleyball. He also played in the U/17 Australian volleyball side. medallist and World University Games representative. His father is a past recipient of the ACT's 'Mulrooney Medal' for Aussie Rules, while Stuart won ACT Athletics Athlete of the Year Award in '98 and '99. Sporting Career: Josh has been a leading junior javelin thrower for a number of years. He holds the Australian Little Athletics U15 javelin record and in 1998 Sporting Career: won his first national title, the U14 Australian All Schools javelin. During the summer of 2000/2001 a three-way battle for selection in the team The ACT giant emerged from the shadow of Sean Carlin during the '97 season.After winning Commonwealth gold in 1998, Stuart became a for World Youth Championships developed between NSW's Aaron Cooke, Qld's Jarrod Bannister, and Josh. Jarrod won the U18 All Schools world beater and on a tour of South Africa in March 2000 he broke the Australian record throwing 77.68m to beat some of the world's best. title, while Josh defeated Aaron for the U16 schools title.At the Sydney Youth Olympic Festival Aaron took the title ahead of Josh and Jarrod. With an Olympic "A" Standard Qualifier and a win at the Telstra Olympic Trials Stuart was selected for the 2000 Olympic team to contest the ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Hammer Throw where he was unable to progress past the qualifying round with a best throw of 72.78m. Competing on his home ground at a But at the World Youth team trials in Bendigo in February, Josh took the gold and secured selection. Placed a magnificent 5th at the 2002 meet in Canberra, he raised his Australian record to 78.40m. Stuart prepared for the 2001 World Championships from his base in Hungary World Youth Championships. In 2003 he didn't progress from the qual round to the final. Reached a magnificent pb of 71.11 in April 2003 and where he twice raised the national record with throws of 78.90m and 78.93m. Upon arrival in Canada, he again bettered the record 78.99m is still age-eligible for the 2004 World Junior Championships. (not approved due to unsurveyed ground), but at the World Championships he unfortunately missed qualifying for the final with a best throw of 75.00m, requiring only 76.92m to proceed into the final. Stuart enjoyed a solid 2002 domestic season and in April, won his 6th consecutive national title with a seasonal best of 78.80m - the longest throw ever recorded at the Nationals.At the 2002 Commonwealth Games, Stuart just missed out on a medal, placing 4th in the final. In good form domestically in 2003 missing his own national record by 9cm with a best of 79.20m. In April claimed his 7th consecutive national title.At the 2003 World Championships in Paris he qualified for his first ever World or Olympic final, where he placed 10th.

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Melissa Rollison Joshua Ross

Date of Birth: 13 April 1983 Date of Birth: 9 February 1981 Occupation: Student/athlete Occupation: Uni Student (PE - Newcastle) Height: 166cm Height: 185cm Weight: 49kg Weight: 81kg State: QLD State: NSW Coach: Said Aouita Coach:Tony Fairweather Previous Coach: Brian Chapman Previous Coach: Gerry Thomas (deceased) Scholarship:AIS Club: Hunter Track and Field AC Club:Victory Sports Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Lambton (Newcastle) Place of Birth / Residence:Adelaide/Canberra Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female PROGRESSION: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100m 2004 10.37 1500: (All Schools) 00 - 1st (U18), (All Schools) 02 - 1st (U20), 02 - 4th 3000m: (All Schools) 00 - 1st (U18) EVENTS / PBS: 2000m Steeple: (All Schools) 00 - 1st (U18), 100m 2004 10.37 3000m Steeple: 99 - 1st, 00 - 1st, 01 - 1st, 02 - 1st Interesting Facts: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Schools Championships: '00- Cross Country - 2nd (U18) Professional Gift Wins: World Junior Championships: '00- 1500m - 8th 2003 Stawell Gift 120m, off 7m clocked 11.92 (early betting was 6/1) World Junior Cross Country: '01- 14th 2003 (26/12) Latrobe Gift, off 2.75m Goodwill Games: '01-3000m Steeple - 1st 2004 (1/1) Burnie Gift, off 0m

PROGRESSION: [At least 3 others aboriginals have won the Stawell Gift - Bob Kinnear 1883,Tommy Dancey 1910, Lynch Cooper 1928] 1500m 1997 4:32.10 3000m 1997 9:45.50 1998 4:29.51 1998 9:40.85 His goals are Olympic selection and to complete his PB degree at Newcastle Uni. His hero is Patrick Johnson. Joshua's interests are: drawing, 1999 4:22.55 1999 9:49.01 surfing, travel, music and dancing. His nick name is 'The boss' and he played representative Rugby League - Central Coast team. His former 2000 4:19.55 2000 9:17.76 coach Gerry Thomas, who died in early 2002, was a much respected sports administrator who voluntered so much to the sport. 2001 4:15.67 2001 9:03.64 His current coach is Tony Fairweather who has coached many Newcastle sprinters and been involved in professional sprinting for years. He 2002 4:09.80 2003 9:43.59 won the 1994 Stawell 400m backmarkers' race in 1994. In May 2003, he decided to compete in the annual brick throwing competition at the 2000m Steeple 1998 6:37.50 3000m Steeple 2001 9:30.70 Stroud Gift. Surprisingly he won with the best distance in the world for the year. 1999 6:31.04 2002 9:56.92 2000 6:25.77 5000m 2003 16:35.07 Sporting Career: 2001 6:34.23 Joshua won his first Australian title aged 10 years - in the long jump. He returned to the sport aged 19 and was primarily a talented sprinter living on the Central Coast. Now nearly 22, Joshua, an aboriginal, has been a regular competitor in professional competition. He was one of EVENTS / PBS: the hottest favourites going into the final at the 2003 Stawell. Before the first race he was rated 6/1 to win, but after his very impressive heat 1500m 2002 4:09.80 5000m 2003 16:35.07 run the odds changed to a remarkable 1/20 to win his semi! He didn't disappoint in the final winning comfortably off 7 metres. In December 2000m Steeple 2000 6:25.77 800m 2002 2:05.72 2003 he won the Latrobe Gift and a week later the Burnie Gift off scratch. His progress has been remarkable and he was fast tracked into the 3000m 2001 9:03.64 Mile 1998 4:49.31 Telstra A-series Meet in Perth, where after a shaky heat run, where he placed 3rd, he ran a brilliant 3rd in the final clocking a legal 10.37 and 3000m Steeple 2002 9:30.70 finishing just 0.04 seconds behind Matt Shirvington.The time moved him to no. 23 on the Australian all-time list and within reach of the Olympic B standard. RECORD(S): Australian U/20 Record: 2km Steeplechase Australia Record: 3km Steeplechase World Junior Record: 3km Steeplechase

Interesting Facts: For good luck Melissa now carries a 20c coin given to her by her sister's boyfriend. Melissa has recently received a scholarship from Multiplex awarded to emerging Queensland sportswomen. Melissa started athletics while she was in Primary School, (aged 11) and contested most events, but soon after she started to excel in the 800m and made it to state level. It was then she was approached by Brian Chapman to ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE coach her.The next year she won the 12 years Australian Cross Country championship.

Sporting Career: Her coach was not keen for her to compete in the demanding event, but eventually he relented and on 23 October 1998, she won her debut over 2000m steeplechase at the Queensland All Schools in the very impressive time of 6:37.63. In December she won the inaugural Australian All Schools U18 2000m Steeplechase titles and as the season closed, she claimed the Australia U18 & U20 2000m steeplechase records. In March 1999, aged just 15-years-old she won the inaugural National senior title over 3000m, in 10:15.77.Twelve months later at the Australian Championships, held at Stadium Australia, she became the first person to a set world record (junior record) in the Olympic stadium. Proving her abilities are not confined to steeplechasing, Melissa placed an outstanding eighth in the 1500m at the World Junior Championships in October and then in March 2001, placed 14th in the World Junior Cross Country Championships.At a Grand Prix meet in July in Nice, the world 3000m steeplechase record was broken, along with Melissa's world junior and Commonwealth records as Kenyan teenager Irene Limka, ran 9:39.51.The biggest steeplechase competition was held at the 2001 Goodwill Games. Melissa was brilliant, winning the race by nine seconds, clocking the No 2 time in history and regaining her World Junior record. In December 2001, she won the Zatopek junior 3000m in a pb of 9:03.64 and over the next few days ran the fastest 800m and 1500m in the 25-year history of the Australian All Schools Championship with times of 2:06.10 and 4:15.67 respectively. During the 2002 Telstra A-Series she slashed her 800m and 1500m times to 2:05.72 and 4:09.80 respectively. Her 1500m times, a Commonwealth Games 'B' qualifier, put her in contention for selection in her first senior team. Mid-year, Melissa had to withdraw from the World Junior team due to injury, which forced her out of the 02/03 domestic season.

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Louise Sauvage (OAM) Jane Saville

Date of Birth: 18 September 1973 Date of Birth: 5 November 1974 Occupation:Athlete Occupation:Athlete Weight: 60kg Height: 164 cm State: NSW Weight: 53 kg Coach:Andrew Dawes State: NSW Previous Coach: Gary Foley Coach: Matt White Scholarship: NSWIS Previous Coaches: Ron Weigel,Anne Saville Place of Birth / Residence: Perth,WA / West Ryde, NSW Scholarship:AIS Marital Status: Single Club: Randwick Botany Harriers Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney & Marital Status: Married International: Gender: Female Berlin Marathon: '94 - 1st, '97 - 1st AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Boston Marathon: '93 - 3rd, '94 - 2nd, '95 - 4th, '96 - 2nd, '97, '98, '99, '01 - 1st, '00 - 2nd 5km Walk: '90, '91, '92, '93, '94 - 1st (U20), '93 - 2nd, '97 - 1st (Open) Honolulu Marathon: '97/'98/'99 - 1st 10km Walk: '91 - 1st, '92 - 1st, '93 - 2nd, '94 - 3rd, '97 - 1st, '98 - 1st, '98 (CGT) - 2nd, '99 - 2nd Los Angeles Marathon: '93 - 4th, '94 - 2nd, '95 - 2nd, '97 - 1st, '98 - 2nd 20km Walk: '00 - 1st, '01 - disq, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st Olympic Games: '96 - 800m 1st, '00 - 800m 1st Paralympic Games: '92 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st, 400m 1st, 800m 2nd, Marathon 6th, '96 - 400m INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '94 - 10km Walk - 8th, '98 - 10km - 1st, '02 - 20km Walk - 1st 1st, 800m 1st, 1500m 1st, 5000m 1st, Marathon 4th, '00 - 5000m 1st, 1500m 1st, 800m 2nd Olympic Games: '96 - 10m Walk - 26th, '00 - 20km Walk - disq. IPC World Championships: '90 - 100m 1st, '94 - 800m 1st, 1500m 1st, 5000m 1st, Marathon 1st, '98 - 800m 1st, 1500m 1st, 5000m 1st, World Championships: '97 - 10km Walk - 26th; '99 - 20km Walk - 7th; '01 - 20km Walk disq; '03 20km Walk 11th (1:30:51) Marathon 1st World Junior Championships: '90 - 5km Walk - 13th, '92 - 2nd IAAF World Championships: '01, '03 - 800m 1st World University Games: '97 - 10km Walk - 10th World Walking Cup: '93 - 10km Walk - 43rd, '97 - 10km Walk - 40th, '99 - 20km Walk - 18th, '02 - 24th Events / PBs: PROGRESSION: 100 metres 1992 16.72 20km Road Walk 1998 1:37:53 200 metres 1992 29.03 1999 1:31:58 400 metres 1997 54.61 2000 1:28:56 800 metres 2000 1.48.51 2001 1:31:20 1500 metres 1996 3:30.45 2002 1:34.18 2003 1:30.51 5000 metres 2001 12:14.94 Marathon 1992 1:40.03 EVENTS / PBS: 10km Road Walk 1999 42:15 Record(s): 20km Road Walk 2000 1:28.56 World Records: 1500m, 5000m, 4x100m and 4x400m 3000m Walk 1993 12:27.74 5000m Walk 1997 21:32.26

Interesting Facts: RECORD(S): Undisputed number one female road and track racer in the world, Louise has specialised in wheelchair road and track racing since 1990. Her Australian record - 20km Walk - 1:28:56.0 Awards include - 1998 Paralympian of the Year,Young Australian of the Year (Australia Day Award in the sports category), 1997 Australian Australian U20 record - 3000m Track Walk - 12:27.74 Paralympian of the Year, Cosmopolitan Magazine's 30 Most Successful Australian Women under 30 years, 1996 Australian Paralympian of the Australian Best on Record - U18 8km Road Walk - 39:15.00 Australian Best on Record - U20 10km Road Walk - 47:10.00 Year, 1994 Australian Paralympian of the Year, 1993 ABC Sports Star of the Year Award - National Junior Female Athlete of the Year, 1992 Order of Australia Medal. Official Sports/Tourism Ambassador for the Australian Tourist Commission,Western Australian Young Achiever Interesting Facts: Award, finalist, Confederation of Australian Sport, - Runner-up Female Athlete of the Year.At her first World Championships in 1990, she had A member of the South Maroubra Surf Lifesaving Club, Jane competed in the 1994/95 Devondale iron-woman series and the Australian Surf won the 100m title. Days later, she competed at in the first wheelchair event ever to be held at the Commonwealth Games - winning the Lifesaving Championships from 1991-1995. Her sister, Natalie, has represented Australia at two World Junior Championships and World silver in the 800m. Walking Cups. Between 1988 and 1992 Jane contested the 200m Butterfly and 200 Individual Medley at the Australian Age Swimming Championships. On 4 Nov 2000 she married professional road cyclist and 1998 Commonwealth Games representative, Mathew White in ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sydney. Sporting Career: CLASSIFICATION:T54 Wheelchair (Have normal arms and hand function. Have a range of trunk function from some to normal. May have Sporting Career: some leg function). Jane was a world Junior silver medallist in 1992 who had her first real taste of international competition at the Commonwealth Games in Louise is a triple Paralympian with nine gold and two silver medals, representing Australia at 3 Paralympic Games as well as winning gold in 1994 finishing 8th behind Kerry Saxby-Junna.The 1998 Commonwealth Games champion and covergirl of the 1994 Golden Girls of Athletics calendar continues to improve, finishing seventh at the 1999 World Championships and breaking Kerry Saxby-Junna's long-standing 20km Walk the 800m demonstration events at the Atlanta and Sydney Olympic Games. Louise has represented Australia at the 1993, 1995, 1997, 2001 Australian Best on Record in Europe in May 2000. Jane contested the 20km Walk at the Sydney Olympics in one of the memorable moments and 2003 IAAF World Athletic Championships winning gold in the 800m Wheelchair demonstration event each time. She currently holds of the Games when she led up to the final 200 metres but was disqualified in front of a capacity stadium. Jane was again disqualified in March individual world records in the 1500m and 5000m distances. She has recorded outstanding wins in some of the world's most prestigious road 2001 at the Australian 20km Walk Championship in Brisbane. But she got back on track with two excellent second places in major walk races including the Boston, Los Angeles, Berlin and Honolulu Marathons.At the Sydney 2000 Paralympics, she won gold in the 5000m and events in Naumburg and Mexico in April. Unfortunately Jane was again disqualified at the 2001 World Championships in Edmonton.Went 1-2 1500m and silver in the 800m. At the 2002 IPC World Championships, her gold medal in the 800m was the fourth consecutive World with her sister Natalie in the 20km Walk at the 2002 Telstra A-Championships, claiming her 10th national title and securing selection in the Commonwealth Games team. Jane's selection is her 14th National team in an international career which started in 1990. Defended her Championships that she had won gold. Commonwealth Games title in Manchester, her third championship medal.A number of solid walks domestically in 2003 got Jane back on track. Her fastest was 1:31.36 in Canberra in February. Placed an excellent 11th at the World Championships in a seasonal best of 1:30.51.

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Matt Shirvington Russell Short (OAM)

Date of Birth: 25 October 1978 Date of Birth: 7 May 1969 Occupation:Athlete Occupation: Public Speaker & Company Director Height: 183 cm Height: 185cm Weight: 80 kg State:VIC State: NSW Coach: Merv Kemp Coach: Michael Khmel Previous Coach: Chris Nunn Scholarship: NSWIS Club:Asics West Track & Field Club Inc. Scholarship:VIS Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Club: Glenhuntly Marital Status: Married Place of Birth / Residence: Leongatha,VIC / Glenhuntly,VIC Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100 metres: '94 - 8th, '96 - 2nd, '97 - 1st (U20), '98 - 1st, '98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, '00 - 1st, '00 (OGT) - 1st, '01 - 1st, '02 - 1st, '03 - 2nd International: 200 metres: '97 - 1st (U20), '98 - 2nd, '98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, '00 - heat, '00 (OGT) - 3rd Paralympics: '88 - Discus 1st, Javelin 1st, Shot Put 4th, '92 - Shot Put 1st, Javelin 3rd, '96 - Discus 2nd, Shot Put 2nd, '00 - Discus 1st, Shot Put 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '98 - 100m - 4th, 200m - 6th, 4x100m - 3rd IPC World Championships:‘94 - Discus 1st, Shot Put 1st, '02 - Discus 2nd, Shot Put 4th Olympic Games: '00 - 100m - SF, 200m - QF DNS, 4x100m - SF - DQ IBSA World Championships: '98 - Discus 3rd, Shot Put 4th World Championships: '99 - 100m - 16th, 200m - 20th, 4x100m - DQ; '01 - 100m semi (7th, 10.32), Dutch Open Championships:‘01 - Discus 1st, Shot Put 1st 4x100 (4th, 38.83); '03 100m 7th qf (10.28), 4x100m 6th semi (37.76 ht) World Cup: '98 - 100m - 5th World Indoor Championships: '99 - 60m - 4th, '01 - 5th Progression: World Junior Championships: '96 - 4x100m - reserve Shot Put 1992 13.81 Goodwill Games: '01 100m - 3rd 1999 14.95 PROGRESSION: 2000 15.20 100m 1995 11.01 2000 10.11 Discus 1992 45.94 1996 10.65 2001 10.11 1998 38.95 1997 10.29 2002 10.19 1998 10.03 2003 10.09 2000 46.55 1999 10.07 200m 1996 20.89 2000 20.62 Events / PBs: 1997 20.93 2002 21.03 1998 20.45 2003 20.98 Shot Put 2000 15.20m 1999 20.67 Discus 2000 46.55m Javelin 1988 54.72m EVENTS / PBS: 100m 1998 10.03 200m 1998 20.45 Record(s): 60m 1999 6.52 (indoor) Australian Records: F12 - Discus, Shot Put Australian Record: F13 - Javelin, Shot Put, Discus RECORD(S): Australian record - 100m - 10.03s Australian junior record - 100m - 10.29 Interesting Facts: Australian Indoor record - 60m - 6.52 Russell can lay claims to living just about everywhere, Darwin, Canberra and Melbourne. For something, different 'Rus' walked the Dakota Trail. 100m progression: 10.65 24/3/96, 10.60 12/10/96 & 17/1/97, 10.57 1/3/97, 10.43 2/3/97, 10.39 2/4/97, 10.29 11/10/97, 10.28 18/7/98, 10.20 His advice to other people: "Don't compete with other people or take their goals, set yours higher and compete with yourself". Awards he 3/9/98, 10.07 12/9/98, 10.03 17/9/98 has received include an Order of Australia Medal, an Advance Australia Award and 3 Australia Day Awards.

Interesting Facts: Enjoys surfing, eating out, going to movies and his dog (named Lincoln). Sporting Career: CLASSIFICATION: F12 Vision Impaired (Legally blind, with 0-5% of "normal" vision in the best eye after correction) Sporting Career: Russell's first taste of Gold came at the 1988 Seoul Paralympic when we won both the discus and javelin. Since then Russell has never been ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Matt started his international career as a 4x100m relay reserve at the 1996 World Juniors and he made phenomenal improvements in 1997. He was a sensation in the 1998 Commonwealth Games with an amazing 10.03s to finish a stride behind Boldon, Fredericks and Thompson. far away from the top of the rankings. In 1992, he claimed gold in the shot put and bronze in the javelin.At the 1996 Paralympic Games in He also showed his international capability with a fourth placing over 60m at the 1999 World Indoors behind Maurice Greene.With excellent Atlanta, he won silver in the Discus and Shot Put, then at the 1998 IPC Athletics World Championships in Birmingham, he won silver in discus, contests with fellow Aussie Patrick Johnson in 2000, Matt took the national title over 100m at Stadium Australia in Feb 2000. Further success setting a New Australian Record, while finishing 4th in the Shot Put. Russell progressed back to the top of the world rankings in emphatic at the Telstra Olympic Trials with a 100m season best performance of 10.11 saw Matt selected for the 2000 Olympics in the 100m, 200m and style at the Sydney 2000 Paralympics by winning gold in the shot put and then setting a New World Record in the Discus.Again in 2002 he 4 x 100m relay. Matt progressed well through the 100m rounds at the Olympics finishing fifth in his semi final but unfortunately had to withdraw from the 200m quarter final due to illness. In the 4x100m relay Matt was part of the team disqualified in the semi-final. In March placed 2nd in discus and 4th in shot put.The icing on the cake will be to claim gold again in 2004. 2001 he made his second 60 metre World Indoor Championship final. Under an injury cloud he claimed his fourth consecutive national title, before taking a rest from training and competition to get married. He proceeded to the 100m semi-finals at the 2001 World Championships, and helped the 4x100m relay to a well-above-expectations fourth placing. He placed third in the Goodwill Games 100m and in October was diagnosed with multiple shin stress fractures. Resumed competition in late March 2002 and suffered a series of defeats in the Telstra A-Series. But rose to the occasion to clinch his 5th consecutive National title in April. His selection in the Commonwealth Games team was his 9th National team. Matt is compiling an impressive international record with final berths at the Commonwealth Games and World Indoors and semi-final places at the Olympics and World Championships. Osteitis Pubis, a condition commonly suffered by AFL players forced Matt to withdraw from the 2002 Commonwealth Games Team.After a slow start to the 2003 domestic season, eventually defeated Patrick Johnson in the Telstra A-Series meet in Sydney.Attempting to win his sixth consecutive National 100m title, he was defeated by Patrick Johnson.A week later on the Gold Coast ran, 10.09, his fastest time for four years. Ran a best of 10.17 prior to the World Championships where he progressed to the quarter final. Helped the relay team to 6th in the semi. Upon return to Australia he was diagnosed with glandular fever.

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Brooke Simpson Annabelle Smith

Date of Birth: 4 June 1987 Date of Birth: 8 January 1983 Occupation:Y 10 Student Occupation: Student Height: 165cm Height: 179cm Weight: 45kg Weight: 69kg State: NSW State: NSW Coach: Peter Simpson & Rod Arnold Coach: Robert Medlicott Scholarship: NSWIS Previous Coaches: Jackie Byrnes, Fran Lynch Club: Sutherland Scholarship: NSWIS Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Club: Sydney Pacific Athletics Club Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Gender: Female Marital Status: Single Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 800m: '02 (AAS U16) 1st AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1500m: '02 (AAS U16) 1st 200m: '00 - 2nd (U18), '01 - 6th (U20) 400m: '00 - 3rd (U18), (All Schools) '00 - 2nd (U20), '01 (U20) 1st, 02 - 3rd (U20), '03 - 6th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Youth Championships: '03 800m 6th (2:06.55, 2:05.71 sf) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Student Games: '01 4x400m - 5th PROGRESSION: World Junior Championships: '02 - 4x400m - 7th 1500m 2001 4:28.5 2002 4:22.32 PROGRESSION: 2003 4:24.86 200m 2000 24.74 800m 2001 2:09.05 2001 24.44 2002 2:06.56 2002 24.77 2003 2:05.71 2003 23.93 2004 23.72 EVENTS / PBS: 400m 2000 55.43 1500m 2002 4:22.32 2001 53.79 400m 2002 56.85 2002 54.15 800m 2003 2:05.71 2003 52.69 2004 52.22 Interesting Facts: School: St Patrick's College Sutherland EVENTS / PBS: Brooke's dad, Peter, was a former leading NSW distance runner who represented the State in events from 1500m to marathon. 100m 2003 12.07 Her interests include shopping, the beach and walking her pet Weimaraner. Brooke started as an U7 in Little Athletics. She represented ACT 200m 2004 23.72 in hockey, while she was living there between 1995 and 1999. 400m 2004 52.22

Sporting Career: Interesting Facts: In 2001, aged just 14 years, Brooke started to record some National class times. In line for selection in the Australian team for the 2003 A former netballer and national level rower. World Youth Championships, Brooke was unfortunately injured and unable to contest the trials. Still selected in the team, she went on to perform well in her international debut.At the World Youth Championships in Sherbrooke, Brooke clocked a pb in the semi (2:05.71) and Sporting Career: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE went on to place 6th in the final. In excellent shape at the start of the 2003/04 domestic season. Annabelle competed in athletics at school and took up the sport seriously in 1999 after giving away rowing. Started training in April 1999 and made dramatic improvements, winning the 2001 Australian U20 400m title two years later. Selected in the Australian team for the 2001 World University Games, where she assisted the 4x400m relay team to 5th.Won selection for the 2002 World Juniors in the 4x400m relay, where the team placed 7th. Following the retirement of her coach Jackie Byrnes, she switched to Rob Medlicott in late 2002. Battled illness for the next domestic season (02/03), but continued to train and race herself back into form.Was rewarded with a series of great performances in late 2003, clocking a best in all sprints highlighted by a 52.69 in the 400m.

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Debbie Sosimenko Eliza Stankovic

Date of Birth: 5 April 1974 Date of Birth: 19 September 1981 Occupation:Athlete Occupation: Student Height: 169 cm Height: 172 cm Weight: 90kg Weight: 58kg State: NSW State: NSW Coach: Rudolf Sopko Coach: Paul Angel Previous Coach: Lawrie Barclay Previous Coach: Max Debnam Scholarship: NSWIS Scholarship: NSWIS Club: Bankstown Sports Club: NSWSWA Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney, NSW / Newcastle, NSW Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Female Gender: Female

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: International Competition: Hammer: '92 - 1st, '93 - 1st, '94 - 1st, '95 - 1st, '96 - 1st, '97 - 1st, '98 - 1st, '99 - 1st, '02 - 4th, '03 - IPC World Championships '02-400m 2nd 3rd Commonwealth Games '02 - 800m 3rd Progression: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 100m 2001 19.2 Commonwealth Games: '98 - 1st 2002 17.9 Goodwill Games: '98 - 4th 200m 2001 33.00 Olympic Games: '00 - 5th 2002 31.40 World Championships: '99 - 5th World University Games: '97 - 3rd 400m 2001 1:07.77 2002 1:00.87 800m 2001 2:04.28 PROGRESSION: 2002 1:53.29 Hammer Throw 1990 44.30m 1991 47.14m Events / PBs: 1992 51.48m 100m 2002 17.92 1993 58.90m 200m 2002 31.40 1994 62.38m 400m 2002 1:00.87 1995 65.24m 800m 2002 1:53.29 1996 62.86m 1997 66.60m Interesting Facts: 1998 67.16m Eliza was forced to have both her legs amputated due to meningicocal disease when she was aged 16. She was living in Bowral at the time and 1999 66.78m woke with a stiff neck and headache. She went back to sleep but woke later and her mother noticed a black rash on her body. She was 2000 67.95m airlifted to hospital, remained in a coma for two-and-a-half weeks and had both legs and fingers amputated. Eliza had played basketball, netball, 2002 65.89m 2003 67.82m jogged and bush walked before the amputations, but while she was recovering she was inspired by amputee athletics pioneer Amy Mullins and decide to compete in track and field. Eliza's athletic heroine is Louise Sauvage who offers much encouragement and now also is a public EVENTS / PBS: speaker on meningicocal disease. Eliza has a very demanding training program, including six track and three gym sessions per week. Hammer Throw 2000 67.95 Eliza was awarded the 2002 Paralympian Young Female Athlete of the Year and the Ian Thorpe/Grand Slam International Award for Outstanding Achievement from the NSWIS. RECORD(S): Australian and Commonwealth record - Hammer Throw - 67.95 Sporting Career: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE

ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION T43/T54 (Paraplegia predominantly affecting lower limbs or leg amputees) Interesting Facts: Initially Eliza wore two prosthetic legs and competed in double leg amputee events. In March 2001 she decided to switch to wheelchair When she isn't training, "The Soz" spends her spare time watching motor racing, listening to country music and competing in go-karting. competition.After less than a year in the sport, in January 2002 she placed 2nd in the 200m and 400m at the Summer Down Under series. In February she qualified for the 800m for the Commonwealth Games with a tremendous time of 2:03.10 and then cut her best time to 2:01.4. Sporting Career: At the 2002 Nationals in April, she finished second pushing world record holder Louise Sauvage to the line. Selected to compete in the 800m A pioneer of this new event for women, Debbie first set an Australian record in March 1992 when she threw 49.80m. It would be only 11 wheelchair at the 2002 Commonwealth Games finishing 3rd. She was also selected in the 200m, 400m and 800m for the IPC World months until she took the record through the 60m barrier, with her sixth Australian record in January 1994. Debbie headed the world Championships held in Lille France, she won Silver in the 400m. rankings in 1994 with a best throw of 62.38m. Raised her Australian record for the 17th time at the Commonwealth Games trials in 1998, and went on the take the inaugural Commonwealth title. Returned from a back injury in 2000 and at a pre-Olympics meet held in Nudgee Debbie continued to improve her personal best throwing a new Australian record of 67.22m. Just missed the medals at the Sydney Olympics throwing her 19th Australian record (67.95m) on her first attempt to finish fifth. Post Olympics, switched coaches and battled a serious back injury. Resumed competition in late 2001, but missed Commonwealth games selection. Continued to progress in 2003, placing 3rd at the nationals. Quit her job in late 2003 to concentrate on training for Athens. Started the 2003/04 domestic season ranked No 4 in Australia, but became the first Australian to achieve an Olympic A qualifier when she hit 67.82m in November 2003.

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John Steffensen Tim Sullivan (OAM)

Date of Birth: 30 August 1982 Date of Birth: 16 September 1975 Occupation:Athlete/Student Occupation: Student Height: 180cm Height: 180cm Weight: 71kg Weight: 69kg State:WA State:VIC Coach: Michael Khmel Coach: Ian Whittaker Previous Coaches: Lyn Foreman,Anne Masters Scholarship:VIS Scholarship:WAIS Club: Mentone Club: University of Western Australia Place of Birth / Residence: Melbourne / Bonbeach,VIC Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Sydney Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male International: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Paralympic Games: '00 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st, 400m 1st, 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st 400m: '02 - heat, '03 - 5th IPC World Championships: '98 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st, '02 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st, 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Progression: World Championships: '03 4x400m heat 4th (46.8 first leg split) 100m 2000 11.56 200m 2000 23.37 PROGRESSION: 400m 2000 50.30 400m 2002 47.14 2003 46.07 Events / PBs: 2004 45.99 100 m 2000 11.56 200 m 2000 23.37 EVENTS / PBS: 400 m 2000 50.30 400m 2004 45.99 800m 2001 2:06.20 Long Jump 2002 7.18/7.28w Record(s): Interesting Facts: World Record: 100m, 200m, 400m, 4x100m, 4x400m John's parents enrolled him in Little Athletics when he was seven to get rid of excess energy. He has a great intrest in boxing and is related to Australian Record: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m Anthony Mundine (boxing) and Pauline Hanson (politics). He is an accomplished boxer, a three time Golden Glove and State Champion, ranked 3rd in Australia in '96 and '98. John's heroes include Muhammed Ali, Sugar Ray Robinson and Evander Holyfield. John likes girls with Interesting Facts: nice feet and girls who eat less than him. Tim enjoys watching football, cricket and most other sports.A consistent performer in all major championships Tim's highest accolade was becoming the most successful track and field athlete in 2000 winning five Gold Medals. He claimed Gold in the 100m, 200m and 400m as well Sporting Career: as anchoring the 2 cerebral Palsy relays teams in World Record times.To cap off 2000,Tim was named Male Paralympian of the Year, Leader A former long jumper, John made the move from Perth to Sydney in the winter of 2002 to train in the Michael Khmel sprint squad.The Newspaper Athlete of the Year and awarded the VIS Award of Excellence for athletes with a disability. relocation paid dividends when in February 2003 John ran 46.07 and was selected in the Australian team for the World Championships. He recorded a best of 46.75 in the leadup to Paris where he clocked 46.8 on the first leg of the Australian 4x400m relay team which placed 4th Media Comment: in the heat and missed the final by one position. CLASSIFICATION:T38 Cerebral Palsy (Relatively minimal dysfunction) Tim started his amazing performances in 1998 at the World Championships before becoming an Australian favourite at the Sydney 2000 Paralympics,Tim won five gold medals setting world records in the 100m, 200m and 400m events 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams.At the 2002 World Championships he continued his 'Golden' run with wins in the 100m, 200m and 2 relays. Based on his winning formula he is sure to factor in medals in Athens. ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES

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Kerrie Taurima Bronwyn Thompson

Date of Birth: 2 April 1979 Date of Birth: 29 January 1978 State:ACT Occupation: Physiotherapist/Athlete Height: 177cm Coach: Craig Hilliard Weight: 68kg Previous Coach: Phil Newton State: QLD Scholarship:AIS Coach: Gary Bourne Previous Coach: Chris Cusack Place of Birth / Residence: QLD / Canberra ACT Scholarship: QAS Marital Status: Married Club: Southern Suburbs AC Gender: Female Place of Birth / Residence: Rockhampton QLD/Brisbane Marital Status: Single Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Long Jump: '98 (U20) 1st, '98 qual; '99 6th; '01 8th; '02 2nd; '03 2nd AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Long Jump '94 - 1st (U14), '95 - 1st (U18), '96 - 3rd (U20), '00 - 2nd, '01 - 2nd, '02 - 1st, '03 - 1st INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Juniors: '98 Long Jump qual round Olympic Games: '00 - Qual Round (6.55) Goodwill Games '01 - 2nd (6.88) World University Games: '03 Long Jump 4th (6.37) Commonwealth Games: '02 - 6th (6.37) World Championships: '03 7th (6.65 qual) PROGRESSION: PROGRESSION: Long Jump 1998 6.23 Long Jump 1991 - 92 5.42m 1999 6.25 1992 - 93 5.60m 2000 5.88 1993 - 94 5.36m 1994 5.94m 2001 6.13w 1995 6.10m 2002 6.36 1996 6.10m 2003 6.50 2000 6.56m 2001 6.88m 2002 7.00m EVENTS / PBS: 2003 6.73m 100m 2003 11.5/11.79 EVENTS / PBS: 200m 2003 23.81 100m 2003 11.77 Long Jump 2003 6.50 Long Jump 2002 7.00m RECORD(S): Interesting Facts: Australian Open Record - Long Jump - 6.88m (7/9/01), 7.00m (7/3/02) Nee Perkins. In the qualifying round of the Sydney Olympics, long jump silver medallist Jai Taurima mimicked pulling a cupid arrow directed at Commonwealth Record - Long Jump - 7.00m Kerrie who was sitting in the crowd.The two were married in November 2003. Kerrie was raised in the small northern NSW town of Interesting Facts: Koygle. Prior to the Sydney Olympics, Bronwyn discovered she had a tumour in her take-off foot. Immediately after the Olympics the tumour, the size of a golf ball and had wrapped itself around the sheath of tendons, was removed and found to be benign.A physiotherapist at Logan Hospital, Sporting Career: "Bron" enjoys spending her limited spare time catching up with friends and family outside of training.When Bronwyn is competing, her superstition is to always wear something old, something borrowed, something new and something blue.This has included one of her mother's A talented junior long jumper/sprinter and mulit events athlete from NSW, Kerrie has been regularly over 6m in the long jump since 1999. rings, blue socks and an old pair of earrings.Another pre-race superstition is to eat banana sandwiches and have a shower. Started athletics Made a break through in 2003 leaping 6.50m and earning selection in the Australian team for the World University Games where she placed seriously aged 10 and was a member of the under-17 Australian All Star Six volleyball team, but by age 16 she had started to concentrate on 4th. Showed tremendous speed with times of 11.5/11.79 and 23.81 in late 2003. athletics. Bronwyn likes to combine work and training. Bronwyn has a 20 stride long jump runup which is 41 metres long. Her dad was a high jumper in his teenage days and has returned to competition placing fifth at the 2001 World Veterans Championships. He is coached by Bronwyn. Bronwyn's grandfather started PE in Queensland schools.At home, Bronwyn enjoys spending time with her Rottweiler "Buffy", named after TV's vampire slayer.

Sporting Career: In 1996, Bronwyn was selected in the squad for the World Junior Championships but just missed out on final selection in the team.After a period away from serious athletics to concentrate on studies, she made a triumphant return at the 2000 Australian Championships winning ATHLETES PROFILES ATHLETES silver behind WA's Kylie Reed. Bronwyn continued her rise to win the long jump with a new personal best at the Telstra Olympic Trials and PROFILES ATHLETES gained selection in the Australian team for the 2000 Olympic Games.At the Sydney Games Bronwyn finished ninth in her qualifying round to miss a place in the final by 5cm. Due to an operation on a foot tumour after the Olympics, she was not back in training until early 2001leaving her poorly prepared for the 2001Nationals, where she managed to finish second.After some good leadup jumps, she secured an invitation to compete at the Goodwill Games in her hometown. In a very exciting long jump competition at the Goodwill Games, Bronwyn started superbly with a personal best of 6.78m in the first round. Bronwyn remained in second place to 7.26m jumper, Brazilian Maurren Maggi. In round four, soon to be World No 1, Russian Tatyana Kotova, took the lead with her 6.84m leap. But Bronwyn responded beautifully in the fifth round, taking the lead with a new Australian record of 6.88m. But on the very last jump of the competition the early leader, Maggi, leaped a seasonal best of 6.94m. Brownyn had broken the 13-year-old Australian record, with the =sixth best performance in the world for 2001. Surprisingly Brownyn did not receive a Track and Field News top-10 merit ranking. On 7 March 2002, Bronwyn shattered the Commonwealth, Oceania and Australian records with an enormous distance of 7.00m. Her series was superb: 6.75, 6.81, 6.87, f, 7.00, f.The leap was the second longest in the world for over 18 months.At the Telstra A-Series meet in Perth, Bronwyn bruised her heel which was further damaged at the Telstra-A series in Adelaide. In mid-April, despite her injury, which was worsened in the qualifying round, Bronwyn won her first National title with a leap of 6.77m - the longest (legal) distance in the 52-year history of the Nationals.A heel injury restricted Bronwyn in the lead up to the Commonwealth Games, resulting in a below par leap of 6.38m (6.47m qual. round) to place sixth in the final. Due to the injury, Bronwyn prepared for the 2003 domestic season by using her other leg for long jump take off, but abandoned this plan mid-season. Domestically in 2003, Bronwyn ran a swift 11.77 for the 100m, leapt a solid 6.73m and claimed the national title.Thompson was injured in the leadup to the 2003 World Championships, where she jumped a good 6.65 in the qual round and easily progressed to the final placing 7th. P P 408 409 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Annabel Thomson John Thornell

Date of Birth: 12 May 1987 Date of Birth: 22 April 1985 Occupation: Student Occupation: Student Height: 174 Height: 175cm Weight: 65 Weight: 60kg State: NSW State: NSW Coach: Fred O'Connor/Dan Suchy Coach: Sara Young & Bill Jacob Scholarship: NSWIS Scholarship: NSWIS Club:Westfields Club: Independant Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney Place of Birth / Residence: Penang /Deniliquin NSW Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Long Jump '00 - 1st (AAS U16); '01 - 1st (U18), '01 - 3rd (U20), '01 - 7th, '01 1st (AAS U18 & U20), '02 Javelin: '00 (PSG) 6th, '01 (AAS U16) 2nd, '02 (AAS U16) 1st, '03 (AYOF U19) 2nd, '03 (AYC U18) qual round (3F), (U20) 3rd, '03 3rd (U20 3rd) 1st, '03 (U20) 1st, '03 5th Shot Put: '01 (AAS U16) 1st, '02 (AAS U16) 2nd, '03 (AYC U20) 5th, '03 (U20) 4th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Discus: '99 (Aust Primary Schools) 1st, '00 (Aust LA) 2nd, '00 (PSG) 10th, '01 (AAS U16) 3rd, '02 (AAS U16) 5th, '03 (AYOF U19) 6th, '03 World Youth Championships: '01 Long Jump - 11th (6.90m, 7.51m qual.), Medley Relay - heat (300m), (AYC U18) 5th, '03 (U20) 5th World Junior Championships: '02 Long Jump 6th (7.53, qual round 7.56m), 4x100m heat World Schools Games: '02 Long Jump, High Jump 2nd (2.12m) Hammer: '02 (AAS U16) 8th, '03 (AYC U18) 4th, '03 (U20) 4th PROGRESSION: Key Long Jump 1999 6.40 AYC-Aust Youth Champs 2000 7.06 AAS-Australian All Schools 2001 7.69 AYOF-Aust Youth Olympic Festival 2002 7.78 PSG-Pacific School Games 2003 7.81/7.99w

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: EVENTS / PBS: World Youth Championships: '03 Javelin 9th (44.52m) 100m 2002 10.4/10.81/10.70w 200m 2001 21.83 PROGRESSION: High Jump 2002 2.12m Long Jump 2003 7.99w Javelin Throw 2001 39.77m 2003 7.81m 2002 43.41m Pole Vault 2001 3.40m 2003 50.93m Triple Jump 2001 13.85m

EVENTS / PBS: RECORD(S): Discus Throw 2003 45.14m Australian All Schools Record - Long Jump U16 - 7.06, U18 7.69m Hammer Throw 2003 43.43m Australian U18 record 7.78m (7/3/02) Javelin Throw 2003 50.93m Shot Put 2003 13.12m Interesting Facts: One of John's career highlights has been rooming with Kyle Vander-Kuyp at a Grand Prix meet. His hobbies include computer pinball and Interesting Facts: spending time with friends. Before going to the Australian Championships in Brisbane, his school Principal presented him with a piece of Annabel lives in a small NSW country town 750km from Sydney. She competed nationally in Equestrian events - placing 2nd in 2003. She is ribbon, the length was the difference between his PB and Jai Taurima's Olympic silver medal winning performance. Jai Taurima has taken him under his wing and personally rang him after a breakthrough performance in the Telstra Athletics Grand Prix in Sydney. ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE also one of the rare athletes who competes in all four throwing events at most competitions she contests, including three National Championships last summer. She has won five national titles in the shot, discus and javelin. Sporting Career: A talented high jumper in his early teens, John received little coaching just relying on competition. It basically all started for John just weeks Sporting Career: after the 2000 Olympics, when in November, while competing at the NSW All Schools, he cleared 2.05m in the 15y high jump, leapt 6.90m in Made significant progress in the javelin in early 2003, throwing a best of 48.97m. In her international debut at the 2003 World Youth the long jump and ran 11.4 in the 100m. His girlfriend was a talented hurdler at Westfields, so he decided to make the trip to the sporting Championships, threw 44.52 to place 9th. Recorded her first throw over 50 metres at the 2003 Zatopek meet, high school.The school's jumps coach Fred O'Connor started to look after him, and five weeks later he won his first national title the Australian All Schools U16 long jump.The next four months were full of successes, including the Australian U18 long jump title, competing in the Sydney and Melbourne Grand Prix meets, winning the NSW U18 Decathlon title, improving his pb to 7.53m and selection in the team for the World Youth Championships.At the World Youth Championships, John jumped superbly in the qualifying round with a leap of 7.51m, to rank equal No. 2 for the final, but unfortunately a number of fouls and a best of only 6.90m placed him only 11th in the final. Extended his personal best in December at the Australian All Schools with winning jumps of 7.69m and 7.67m in the U20 and U18 long jump events.Was awarded the Dmitri Markov Male Performer of the meet award. Broke the Australian U18 record with a leap of 7.78m in March. In April, surprisingly missed selection in the 2002 World Junior team, when he placed 3rd in the trials.Was added to the team late due to an injured long jumper.Went on to placed 6th at the World Juniors and ran on the 4x100m relay team.Won the 2003 Australian U20 title and placed 3rd in the open. Mid-year won the Brazilian long jump title with a windy leap of 7.99m and a legal best of 7.81m. P P 410 411 www.athletics.org.au 03Season Guide

Darren Thrupp (OAM) Geoff Trappett (OAM)

Date of Birth: 6 December 1966 Date of Birth: 18 September 1979 Occupation: Porter Occupation:Athlete Height: 177cm Height: 160cm Weight: 79kg Weight: 49kg State: QLD Coach: Gary Bourne State: QLD Previous Coaches: Pat Birgan / John Harvey Coach: Brett Jones Scholarship: QAS Scholarship: QAS Club: South Brisbane Club: QAS Place of Birth / Residence: Kilcoy QLD / Runcorn Qld Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane, QLD / Albany Creek, QLD Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male International: Paralympics: '92 - Long Jump 1st, '96 - Long Jump 1st, 200m 3rd, 100m semi final, 400m semi, '00 - International: 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st, 100m 7th, 200m 7th, 400m 5th Paralympic Games: '00 - 100m - 1st IPC World Championships: '94 - 100m/200m/400m semi final, '98 - Long Jump 6th, 4 x 400m IPC World Championships: '02 - 100m 3rd, 200m 1st, 400m 17th CP-ISRA World Championships: '01 - Long Jump 1st, 100m 3rd IAAF World championships: '02 - 400m 5th Progression: 100m 1998 15.61 Progression: 100m 1994 12.44 2000 14.46 1996 12.37 2001 14.30 2000 12.24 2003 13.99 2001 12.23 200m 2000 200m 1994 25.86 2001 26.10 1997 24.98 2002 26.00 400m 1997 55.17 Long Jump 1992 5.78 Events / PBs: 1994 5.86 1996 6.08 100 m 2003 13.99 sec 2001 5.85 200 m 2001 26.00sec 400 m 2001 50.30 sec Events / PBs: 100 m 2001 12.23 200 m 1997 24.98 400 m 1997 55.17 Record(s): Long Jump 1996 6.08m F38 2001 5.85m F37 Australian Record: 100m, 200m World Record: 100m

Record(s): Interesting Facts: World Record: Long Jump (F37) Originally, Geoff started as a junior in basketball, tennis and swimming before finally settling on athletics. In 2001 he was awarded an Order of Australian Record: 100m, 200m, Long Jump (T37) Australia for his Gold medal performance at the 2000 Paralympic Games as well as being named the Male Athlete of the Year for Sporting Long Jump (T38) Wheelies and being a finalist in the Young QLD of the Year. Interesting Facts: Darren who has cerebral palsy caused by a car accident most admires Wally Lewis and people who give 100 per cent regardless of the Sporting Career: ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE obstacles. His nickname is 'Laces' and he enjoys watching other sports and competing.Awards Darren has received include an OAM, CLASSIFICATION:T54 Wheelchair (Have normal arms and hand function. Have a range of trunk function from some to normal. May have Australian Sports Medal as well as being named the Maranoa District Sportsman of the Century and the Darling Downs Sportsman of the some leg function). Year. Since he began on the Australian circuit in 1998 Geoff has made a big impact on the very competitive T54 class. He realised his childhood dream when at his first Paralympic Games in Sydney, he won gold over 100m in a new personal best time and Australian Record of 14.46 Sporting Career: secs. In 2003, Geoff became the first ever wheelchair racer to push 100m in under 14 seconds setting a New World Record of 13.99. His DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T37 / F37 Cerebral Palsy (Moderate to minimal hemiplegia) In 1992 at Barcelona, Darren won Gold with a jump of 5.78m. In 2001 he was reclassified from a T38 to T37and immediately set a New World sporting idol is Lance Armstrong and he is one of the future stars of the team who is certain to make an impact in 2004. Record in the Long Jump with a leap of 5.79m and then again at the CP World Championships with a jump of 5.85m. He was a member of the gold medal winning 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams at the Sydney 2000 Paralympics. In 2002, competing at his 3rd IPC World Championships, Darren won four medals, including a pair of golds in the 4x100m and 4x400m relays.Also, in 2002 he won three gold medals at the FESPIC Games (Far East and South for the Disabled) in . Darren won the 100m sprint in world record time as well as the long jump and the 200m sprint, setting a new Australian record of 25.05 seconds.At the 2003 IAAF World Championships Darren finished 5th in the exhibition 400m event.

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Lee Troop Mark Tucker

Date of Birth: 22 March 1973 Date of Birth: 15 August 1979 Occupation:Athlete Occupation:Teacher/student Height: 178cm Height: 181cm Weight: 58kg Weight: 69kg State:VIC State:VIC Coach: self Coach: Bruce Scriven Scholarship:VIS Previous Coaches: Mandy Cole, Joe Franklin Club:Athletics Chilwell Place of Birth / Residence: Geelong/Geelong Place of Birth / Residence: Geelong/Geelong VIC Marital Status: Single Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Male

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 5000m: '92 - 3rd U20, '96 - 14th, '97 - 2nd, '98 - 3rd, '99 - 2nd, 3000m Steeple: '00 - 5th 10000m: '97 - 2nd, '98 - 1st, '99 - 1st, '02 - DNF 2000m Steeple: '97 (AAS U18) 1st, '97 (AAS U20) 1st Marathon: '00 - 3rd Cross Country: '97 (AAS U20) 3rd, '98 (AAS U20) 4th Half Marathon: '97 - 1st 8km: '91 - 2nd U20, '92 - 1st U20 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 12km: '98 - 2nd World University Cross Country: '00 - 35th, '02 - 19th World Half Marathon Championships: '03 - 55th (66:28) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '98 - 5000m - 6th, 10000m - 7th; '02 - Marathon - 7th PROGRESSION: Host City Marathon: '00 - 5th 1500m 1997 3:55.25 London Marathon: '99 - 11th 1999 3:49.59 Olympic Games: '00 - Marathon - 66th 2000 3:49.6 World Championships: '99 - 5,000m - heat; '03 Marathon 17th (2:11.46),Aust 7th team. 2001 3:50.7 World Cross Country: '96 - 66th, '99 - 41st 2002 3:45.8 World Half Marathon: '97 - 58th 2003 3:46.05 3000m Steeple 1997 9:19.0 Marathon Career (7): 1998 8:54.8 18/4/99 11th London Marathon 2:11.21 1999 8:57.39 30/4/00 5th (3rd Aust) Host City Marathon (Sydney) 2:18.50 2000 8:47.26 1/10/00 66th Olympics (Sydney) 2:29.32 2001 9:06.13 22/4/01 6th Rotherdam Marathon 2:10.04 28/7/02 7th Commonwealth Games (Manchester) 2:16.44 2002 8:42.52 2/3/03 7th Lake Biwa Marathon 2:09.49 5000m 1997 15:11.9 30/8/03 17th World Championships (Paris) 2:11.46 1998 14:33.9 1999 14:39 PROGRESSION: 2000 14:51.3 10000m 1997 28:08.35 Marathon 1999 2:11:21 2001 14:22.3 1998 28:04.64 2000 2:18:50 2002 13:58.03 1999 28:32.27 2001 2:10:04 2003 13:36.56 2002 28:03.01 2003 2:09.49 2003 27:51.27 EVENTS / PBS: 5000 m 1997 13:36.69 EVENTS / PBS: 10000m 2002 29:04.49 1998 13:37.93 10000m 2003 27:51.27 1500m 2002 3:45.8 1999 13:14.82 3000m 1999 7:41.78 3000m 2002 8:01.39 2000 13:43.98 5000m 1999 13:14.82 3000m Steeple 2003 8:41.75 2001 13:38.97 Marathon 2003 2:09:49 5000m 2003 13:36.56 2002 14:09.51 Half Marathon 2003 66:28

RECORD(S): RECORD(S): Australian Open Record - 5000m - 13:14.82 Australian 5000m Indoor: 14:02.32 ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Interesting Facts: Interesting Facts: Lee is the grandson of a former Australian Boxing Champion. He became involved in athletics at 11yrs when he joined his father's weight loss campaign by taking training runs around the local neighbourhood. Before a race, "Troopy" enjoys having a relaxing cup of tea. His most Mark has a Bachelor of education (physical education) and a Master of Science. Mark (or Tucks) likes positive, gutsy people and banana embarassing moment was in 1996 when he shaved his head before the 10km Zatopek and performed badly, gaining no advantage from the smoothies. He also enjoys surfing the net and travelling. Mark spent 11 months studying in USA and became an All American for cross radical haircut. His mentor is one of Australia's greatest ever marathoners: Steve Moneghetti. Country in 2002. Mark's aim is to become an Olympian.

Sporting Career: One of Australia's toughest distance runners who always serves it up to the field.After breaking Ron Clarke's 33-year-old national record in the 5000m in 1999, Lee decided to move up to the marathon.With coach Steve Moneghetti at the helm, Lee was selected for the Olympic marathon after finishing fifth in The Host City Marathon where he came back from injury and was placed on a drip after the race.At the Olympics, Lee stayed with the lead bunch in the marathon until the 22km mark when he dropped off the pace with a torn abdominal muscle, however he battled on to the finish, placing 66th. Smashed his marathon best, clocking 2:10.04 in Rotherdam in April 2001, moving to No 5 in Australian history.Withdrew from the 2001 World Championships with injury. Struggled throughout 2002 with injury, but was still selected for the Commonwealth Games team.Troopy claimed the top position in the mens 10,000m at the 2002 Telstra Zatopek Classic in the time of 28:03.01. In that same race his coach Steve Moneghetti finished third. In February, ran a pb over 10,000m with a time of 27:51.27. Became only the fifth Australian to run a sub-2:10 marathon when in March 2003 he clocked 2:09.49 at Lake Biwa. Competing in his 7th career marathon at the 2003 World Championships Lee recorded his finest ever performance, placing 17th in a good championship time of 2:11.46 and led the Australian team to 7th placing. P P 414 415 www.athletics.org.au 04Season Guide

Kyle Vander Kuyp Casey Vincent

Date of Birth: 30 May 1971 Date of Birth: 17 March 1979 Occupation:Athlete Occupation:Athlete Height: 185 cm Height: 183 cm Weight: 82 kg State:VIC Weight: 78kg Coach: Roy Boyd State:VIC Previous Coaches: Esa Peltola, Roy Boyd Coach: Mark Ladbrook Scholarship:AIS Previous Coaches: Michael Khmel, Peter Fortune, Eric Hollingsworth,Trevor Vincent Club: Ringwood Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Melbourne Scholarship:VIS Marital Status: Single Club: University of New South Wales Gender: Male Place of Birth / Residence: Boronia,VIC/Melbourne Marital Status: Single AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 110m Hurdles: '90 - 2nd, '91 - 2nd, '92 - 1st, '93 - 1st, '94 - 1st, '95 - 1st, '96 - 1st, '97 - 1st, '98 - 1st, Gender: Male '98 (CGT) - 1st, '99 - 1st, '00 (OGT) - 1st, '01 - 1st , '02 - 2nd, '03 - 1st AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 400 metres: '96 - 4th (U20), '97 - 3rd, '98 - 2nd (U20), '98 (CGT) - 2nd, '99 - 2nd, '00 (OCT) - 1st, '01 - Commonwealth Games: '90 - 110m Hur - 6th, '94 - 5th, '98 - 5th heat, '02 - 5th, '03 - 3rd Olympic Games: '96 - 110m Hur - 7th, '00 - semi World Championships: '93 - 110m Hur - semi, '95 - 5th, '97 - semi, '99 - 2nd Round World Cup: '92 - 110m Hur - 5th, '94 - 6th INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: World Indoor Championships: '95 - 60m Hur - 8th, '97 - heat Commonwealth Games: '98 - 400m - 2nd Round, 4x400m - 5th, '02 - withdrew injured World Junior Championships: '90 - 110m Hur - 3rd Olympic Games: '00 - 400m - semi, 4x400m - 8th final PROGRESSION: World Cup: '98 - 4x400m - 8th (ran only heat and semi) 110m Hurdles 1989 14.23 World Indoor Championships: '99 - 400m - semi 1990 13.85 World Junior Championships: '96 - 400m - semi, 4x400m - 5th, '98 - 400m - 2nd, 4x400m - 1st 1991 13.88 1992 13.74 1993 13.48 PROGRESSION: 1994 13.45 400m 1995 48.77 1995 13.29 1996 47.67 1996 13.32 1997 46.20 1997 13.49 1998 45.55 1998 13.63 1999 13.55 1999 46.05 2000 13.58 2000 45.36 2001 13.55 2001 46.03 2002 14.04/13.91w 2002 46.06 2003 13.67 2003 46.06 EVENTS / PBS: 100m 1994 10.47 EVENTS / PBS: 1995 13.29 400m 2000 45.36 RECORD(S): Australian record - 110m Hurdles - 13.29 Interesting Facts: Australian record - 60m Hurdles (indoors) - 7.73 Casey played with the Southern Stingrays in the VSFL (Australian Rules).He always wears a gold chain with a crucifix that was given to him from his mother's country of origin in South America. Interesting Facts: Enjoys VW cars,shopping, designing, childcare and coaching. Patricia and Bernard adopted Kyle.Was awarded the 1998 Cleo Bachelor of the ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Year. Sporting Career: Ran a magnificent 400m final at the 1998 World Juniors just being pipped for a gold medal running a personal best then produced an eye- Sporting Career: catching anchor leg to give Australia the gold in the 4x400m relay.Vincent continued his good form in 2000 winning the 400 metres at the World Junior bronze medallist in 1990 who is Australia's greatest ever high hurdler.Was magnificent at the Gothenburg World Championships Telstra Olympic Trials and gaining a place on the team for the Sydney Olympics. One week before the teams entered the stadium for the 1995, running an Australian record of 13.29 in the second round on his way to a close-up fifth in the final and also made the Olympic final in 1996. Started the 2000 season in style with three good Grand Prix wins including a 13.58s run in Perth before incurring a foot injury which opening of the 2000 Olympics, Casey lowered his personal best for the 400m to 45.36s at a warm up meet in Qld. He performed well at the prevented him from defending his National Title. Returned to good form in August winning the 110 metres hurdles at the Telstra Athletics Sydney Games finishing sixth in his 400m semi-final but was forced to withdraw from the final of the 4x400m due to injury. In November Trials gaining a place on the Australian team for the 2000 Olympics where he progressed well to the semi finals finishing eighth. Kyle started 2000 suffered a major injury when he tore the pectoral muscle off the bone. Missed the entire 2001 Telstra Athletics Grand Prix series. In his his international career at the Commonwealth Games in February 1990 and later that year he won bronze at the World Junior comeback race at the 2001 Telstra Nationals,could only manage fourth in his heat in a slow 46.73. Selected in the supplementary squad for Championships. During the '90s Kyle compiled an impressive record competing at 13 major championships and winning eight consecutive National 110m hurdles titles. He relocated from Melbourne to Canberra in the late '90's. Selected for the Sydney Olympics, held in his city of the 2001 World Championships but aborted his European campaign due to injury. Placed 5th at the 2002 Telstra A-Championships/CG trials, birth, Kyle made it through to the semi-finals. Kyle regards his greatest asset as his ability to perform well under pressure, which he did at the earning selection in the 4x400m relay for the Commonwealth Games. Due to injury he did not run at the CG. Ran a best of 46.06 2001 Telstra Nationals,where his place in the World Championships team was not assured. Kyle responded well and was the only new athlete domestically and was selected in the 2003 World Championships team, but withdrew late due to a family illness. to run an 'AA' World Championship qualifying time. He unfortunately injured himself while competing in Europe and withdrew from the 2001 World Championships. Missed the 2002 CG team, but in mid-2003 clocked an Athens Olympic qualifying time in Europe.

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Bruce Wallrodt (OAM) Suzy Walsham

Date of Birth: 26 September 1951 Date of Birth: 22 November 1973 Occupation: CEO - Wheelchair Sports WA Association Occupation:Accountant Qualifications: Symatic Height: 189cm Height: 168cm Weight: 105kg Weight: 50kg State:WA State: NSW Coach: Frank Ponta Coach: Said Aouita Previous Coaches: Paul Laurendet, John McDonald, Dick Telford Previous Coaches: Russell Hodder, Ed Neimanis and Gary Lees Scholarship:AIS Scholarship:WAIS Club:Asics West Track & Field Club Inc. Club:Wheelchair Sports WA Association Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney/Sydney & Canberra Place of Birth / Residence: Bunbury WA / Perth WA Marital Status: Single Gender: Female Marital Status: Married with 2 children Gender: Male AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1500m: '90 - 1st(U20), '91 - 1st, '92 - 4th(U20), '94 - 7th, '95 - 7th, '01 - 1st, '02 - 5th, '03 - 1st International: 3000m: '90 - 1st(U20) Paralympics:‘88 Javelin 1st, Shot Put, 1st, Discus 3rd, '92 Javelin 1st, Shot Put 2nd, '96 Shot Put 1st, INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Javelin 3rd, '00 Shot Put 2nd World Cross Country Championships: '89 - 9th(Junior), '91 - 13th(Junior), '92 - 76th(Junior) IPC World Championships: '90 Javelin 1st, Shot Put 1st, Discus 1st, '02 Shot Put 1st, Javelin 5th World Junior Championships: '90 - 1500m - 8th ISMWF World Championships: '84 Javelin 2nd East Asian Games: '01 - 1500m - 2nd(4:15.58) FESPIC: '86 Javelin 1st, Discus 1st PROGRESSION: 1500m 1986 - 1987 4:34.92 3000m 1986 - 1987 9:48.41 Progression: 1987 - 1988 4:24.96 1987 - 1988 9:48.4 Javelin 1988 24.32m 1988 - 1989 4:17.99 1988 - 1989 9:33.43 1989 - 1990 4:11.04 1989 - 1990 9:06.62 Shot Put 1996 9.12m 1990 - 1991 4:12.4 1990 - 1991 9:14.37 1999 9.35m 1991 - 1992 4:18.13 2000 9:17.9 2001 9.50m 1992 - 1993 4:26.3 2001 9:01.5 Discus 1999 27.40m 1993 - 1994 4:19.79 2003 9:31.3 1994 - 1995 4:21.96 1998 - 1999 4:22.62 Events / PBs: 1999 4:20.03 Shot Put 2002 9.57m 2000 4:20.57 Discus 1999 27.40m 2001 4:10.7 2002 4:12.35 Javelin 1995 28.22m 2003 4:07.78 800m 1987 - 1988 2:09.63 1988 - 1989 2:06.77 Record(s): 1989 - 1990 2:06.01 1990 - 1991 2:09.4 World Record: Shot Put 1991 - 1992 2:09.91 Australian Record: Javelin, Shot Put, Discus 1992 - 1993 2:11.3 1993 - 1994 2:11.1 Interesting Facts: 1994 - 1995 2:08.0 1998 - 1999 2:07.87 Bruce is one of the longest serving current Paralympic training squad members, but continues his search for excellence. Since 1983, Bruce's 2000 2:07.18 list of achievements has seen him claim the Best first Player's Award for WA Wheelchair Basketball. In 1985, 2001, 2002 he was a finalist in WA 2001 2:04.45 Sports Star of the Year Awards winning in 2001, 2002 and in 1986 he was one of five winners of the Australian Jaycees Outstanding Young 2002 2:04.73 Australians. In 1992, he was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for his contribution to sport in the general division. 2003 2:02.00 ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Currently Bruce is the CEO of Wheelchair Sports in Western Australia. EVENTS / PBS: 1 Mile 1990 4:33.13 Sporting Career: 1000m 1989 2:48.99 DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION F54 (Paraplegia affecting lower limbs and trunk) 1500m 2003 4:07.78 3000m 2001 9:01.5 In 1988, Bruce claimed his first World Record of many when he won the Javelin in Seoul with a throw of 24.32m. In 1990, Bruce set New 800m 2003 2:02.00 World Records in both Javelin and Shot Put at the World Championships. Further improvement and another World Record in Atlanta, 1996 in the Shot Put. Despite only winning a silver in the shot put in Sydney 2000, Bruce had an outstanding year in 2001, setting a New World mark RECORD(S): in the Shot Put of 9.57 and claiming a personal best and Australian Record in the Javelin. He was the winner of the Seated Thrower Event Aust Records: 4x800m U18 & U16, 4x1500m U20 & U16 NSW Records: 800m U16, 1000m U18-open, 1500m U16-open, 1 mile U18 & U20 Group Award and overall male winner of the Telstra A Series for AWD Athletes. He is training to compete at the 2004 Athens Paralympics where he aims to continue to improve on his World Record performance. Interesting Facts: Suzy led the world junior 1500m rankings list in 1990 ahead of China's Qu Yunxia who set the current 1500m world record in 1993. Suzy's goals are to represent Australia at the World championships and Athens Olympics and ensuring she runs to the best of her ability.Away from the track Suzy hopes to stay happy, healthy and enjoy a rewarding career. Her sister, Debbie, was a national 800m, 400m hurdler and cross country competitor and her dad, Keith, was a wallaby winger playing several tests in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa in 1962/63.

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Simon Wardhaugh Katrina Webb (OAM)

Date of Birth: 14 January 1986 Date of Birth: 22 May 1977 Occupation:Y 12 Student Occupation: CEO - Kwik Kat Enterprises and Physiotherapist Height: 193cm Height: 180cm Weight: 98kg Weight: 68kg State: QLD State: SA Coach: Steven Butler Coach: Brett Green Former Coaches:Tania VanHeer-Murphy / Marius Ghita Club: Gold Coast Scholarship: SASI Place of Birth / Residence: Brisbane/Gold Coast Club:Tea Tree Gully Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence:Adelaide SA / Klemzig SA Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Gender: Female AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Shot Put: '01 (AAS U16) 2nd, '03 (AYC U18) 2nd International: Discus: '01 (AAS U16) 3rd, 03 (AYOF U19) 5th, '03 (AYC U18) 5th Paralympics: '96 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st, Long Jump 2nd, '00 - 100m 2nd, 400m 2nd, 200m 3rd Hammer: '01 (AAS U16) 1st, '02 (AAS U18) 2nd, '02 (AAS U20) 2nd, '03 (AYOF U19) 5th, '03 (AYC U18) 1st, '03 (U20) 3rd, '03 8th IPC World Championships: '98 - 100m, 200m, 400m 2nd, Javelin 1st, '02 - 100m 2nd, 400m 2nd

INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Progression: At Hammer.World Youth Championships: '03 6th (67.06-5kg) 100m 1996 14.79 sec 1998 14.54 sec PROGRESSION: 2000 14.01 sec Hammer Throw 2000 44.00m (4kg) 2002 2001 67.29m (4kg) 200m 1996 30.39 sec 2002 62.20m (5kg) 2000 28.98 sec 2002 58.43m (6kg) 2002 29.65 sec 2003 72.69m (5kg) 400m 1996 69.50 sec 2003 67.14m (6kg) 1998 68.90 sec 2003 56.82m (7.2kg) 2002 65.28 sec

EVENTS / PBS: Events / PBs: Discus Throw 2003 48.12m (1.5kg) 100 metres 2000 14.01 Hammer Throw 2003 56.82m (7.2kg) 200 metres 2000 28.98 2003 67.14m (6kg) 400 metres 2002 65.28 2003 72.69m (5kg) Long Jump 1996 4.46m Shot Put 2003 16.84m (5kg) Javelin 1998 27.21m

Interesting Facts: Record(s): World Record: F38 - Javelin School: Helensvale State High School. Australian Record: T38 - 200m, 400m, Long Jump, Shot Put Simon likes houseboat holidays, pizza, swimming, computers, movies, cars and fishing and skiing. Surprisingly for a thrower, Simon has placed top-20 at the State XC. Simon only started training seriously in 2001. Interesting Facts: Katrina leads a busy, yet rewarding life. She is the Director of her own company; Kwit Kat Enterprises as well as working as a physiotherapist. Sporting Career: She has the ambition of making a career in television. In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, snow skiing and relaxing with her partner, Sydney Simon was in good form before leaving Australia for the World Youth Championships, throwing over 70 metres.At the Championships in 2000 Olympic water-polo goalkeeper Eddie Denis. Other famous relatives are cousins Rachael Sporn, Basketball and Trent Sporn,Aussie Rules.

ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sherbrooke Canada, Simon placed 6th with a throw of 67.06m.

In 1996, she was awarded with an OAM. In 2001, she was a Finalist in the Young Australian of the Year Nippy's Sports Award as well being PROFILES ATHLETES named the South Australian Young Person of the Year.

Sporting Career: DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T38 Cerebral Palsy (Relatively minimal dysfunction) In 1995, Katrina was in the AIS netball squad when a recurring knee injury saw her diagnosed as having a mild case of cerebral palsy. Approached by former Paralympic Head coach Chris Nunn, Katrina turned her goals towards running for Australia. In her international debut at the 1996 Paralympics, Katrina was outstanding where she won the 100m and 200m double and took silver in the Long Jump after breaking the world record.After a successful 1998 World Championships, Katrina won silver in the 100m and 400m and a Bronze in the 200m at the 2000 Paralympic Games where she carried the torch into the stadium for the opening ceremony.At the 2002 World Championships, she won silver medals in the 200m and 400m and now aims to win Gold in Athens.

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Kylie Wheeler Jodi Willis-Roberts (OAM)

Date of Birth: 17 January 1980 Date of Birth: 24 April 1967 Occupation: PT Development Officer (Athletica)/Student (BSc 4th Y 2002) Occupation: Public Servant Height: 180 cm Weight: 64kg Height: 165cm State:WA State:VIC Coach: Grant Ward/Lyn Foreman/Anne Masters Coach: Eric Hollingsworth Previous Coaches: Steve Lemke, Previous Coaches: Peter Negropontis and Lindsay Dunt Scholarship:WAIS Club: University of Western Australia Scholarship:VIS Place of Birth / Residence: Perth/Perth Club: Ballarat Harriers Marital Status: Single Place of Birth / Residence: Preston VIC / Ballarat VIC Gender: Female Marital Status: Married AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Gender: Female 400 metres: '99 - 3rd (U20) 100m Hurdles: '98 - 5th (U20), '99 - 2nd (U20) International: 400m Hurdles: '98 - 2nd (U20), '99 - 2nd (U20), '00 - heat Paralympics: '92 - Shot Put 1st, Discus 2nd, '96 - Shot Put 2nd, Discus 4th, Javelin, '00 - Shot Put 1st, Heptathlon: '96 - 2nd (U20), '98 - 4th (U20), '99 - 1st (U20), '00 (OT) - 2nd, '01 - 4th, '02 - 2nd, '03 - 1st Discus 3rd IPC World Championships: '90 - Shot Put 3rd, Discus 4th, '94 - Shot Put 1st, Discus 2nd, Javelin 2nd, Heptathlon Career scores (9): '02 - Shot Put 3rd, Discus 3rd 5702 3rd East Asian Games Osaka 26/5/01 5672 1st Vic Champs (Melb) 16/12/01 IBSA World Championships: '98 - Shot Put 1st, Discus 2rd, '03 - Shot Put 2nd, Discus 4th 5666 1st WA Champs (Perth) 20/1/02 5698 2nd Nationals (Bris) 12/4/02 Progression: 5962 2nd Commonwealth Games (Manc) 27/7/03 Shot Put 1992 11.16 6012 1st Telstra A-series (Canberra) 23/2/03 5838 1st Nationals (Brisbane) 4/4/03 1998 11.38 5893 14th Gotzis AUT 5/03 1999 12.20 6031 1st World University Games (Daegu KOR) 26/8/03 2000 11.83 Discus 1992 32.30 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: Commonwealth Games: '02 - Heptathlon - 2nd (5962), 4x400m - 1st (ran heats only) 1996 36.15 World Junior Championships: '98 - 400 Hurd semi (59.44 ht), 4x400 7th 2000 36.57 East Asian Games: '01 - Hept 3rd (5702) 2002 36.64 World University Games: '03 1st Hept (6031)

PROGRESSION: EVENTS / PBS: Events / PBs: 400m Hurdles 1997 63.00 110m Hurdles 2003 13.80 Shot Put 1999 12.20m 1998 59.48 200m 2003 24.08 Discus 1999 37.14m 1999 59.03 400m 2000 54.81 2000 58.11 400m Hurdles 2000 58.11 Javelin 1996 24.50m 2002 59.83 800m 2003 2:14.8 Hammer 1997 31.98m Heptathlon 1996 4700 Heptathlon 2003 6031 1998 4439 High Jump 2003 1.82 Record(s): 1999 5069 Javelin Throw 2003 37.12 2000 5583 Long Jump 2003 6.57 Australian Record: Discus, Shot Put, Javelin, Hammer 2001 5702 Shot Put 2003 12.66 2002 5962 Interesting Facts: 2003 6031 Jodi is another athlete with a disability with an amazing sporting history. Originally, in Seoul 1988 she represented Australia in goalball before Interesting Facts: turning attention to athletics. She has reaped the rewards claiming an Australian Sports Medal in 2000 as well as being named the Kylie works part-time as a development Officer with AthleticA and completing her BSc this year (2002). Kylie's interests include spending sportswoman and sportsperson of Ballarat. She held an AIS scholarship in 1999, 1998 saw her become the Female Champion Ballarat time with friends, watching TV and eating. ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Harriers, in 1995 and 1997 she was voted as Ballarat Striders state league most valuable female athlete and one of her biggest honours was Sporting Career: being awarded an Order of Australia Medal in 1993 after winning Gold at the Barcelona Paralympics. An all round athlete, Kylie was a regular competitor in heptathlon competitions and in 1996, aged just 16 years, she clinched a silver medal in the Australian U20 heptathlon. Soon after she switched to train with Lyn Foreman and started to concentrate on the 400m hurdles.Within Sporting Career: two years she was selected for the 1998 World Junior Championships, where she progressed to the semi-final and ran on the 4x400m relay CLASSFICATION: F12 Vision Impaired (Legally blind, with 0-5% of "normal" vision in the best eye after correction) team that placed 7th.At the 1999 Nationals she placed 3rd in the U20 400m, and 2nd in the 100m hurdles and 400m hurdles and won the heptathlon title. In pursuit of Olympic selection, Kylie was run out in the heats of the 400m hurdles at the 2000 National championships. Six Jodi has won Gold at the Blind (IBSA) World Championships, IPC World Championships and at the Paralympics for shot put and discus throw. months later at the Olympic trials she placed a gallant 2nd in the heptathlon, but was short of the qualifying standard. Kylie was fourth in a She has medalled at every international competition she has competed at since 1990 and currently holds the Australian Records in all of the competitive 2001 Nationals heptathlon and was selected for the East Asian Games in May, where she placed third in a personal best tally of throws in her class. Her international highlight was competing in Australia at the Sydney 2000 Paralympics where she won gold in the shot put 5702.After a solid 2002 season she earned Commonwealth Games selection with a second placing at the 2002 Telstra A-Championships in and received bronze for the discus. April 2002.An outside chance for a medal at the games, Kylie returned home with a gold and silver. Kylie started well in the heptathlon recording three pb's on day one.Two more pb's on day two earned her the silver medal raising her best by 260 points to 5962. Ran in the heats of the 4x400m relay which eventually won gold. In February joined the 6000pt club with a score of 6012 in the Canberra Telstra A- series meet.Won the 2003 National title by nearly 1000 pts. In May 2003, placed 14th at the famous Gotzis Multi-event meet in Europe.Won the World University Games heptathlon in August 2003 with a personal best score of 6031pts. In the long jump she leapt a Olympic B qualifiers of 6.57m. During 2003 Kylie has set personal bests in all hept events.

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Stephen Wilson (OAM) Amy Winters (OAM)

Date of Birth: 28 December 1971 Date of Birth: 19 March 1978 Occupation: PE Teacher Occupation:Administration Height: 176cm Height: 164cm Weight: 71kg Weight: 55kg State: NSW State: NSW Coach: Fira Dvoskina Coach: Steve Bennett Former Coaches: Colin Wright, Glenn Thacker and Chris Nunn Former Coach: Colin Wright Scholarship: Sydney Academy of Sport Club: Sydney University Club: Ryde Place of Birth / Residence: Sydney NSW / Baulkham Hills NSW Place of Birth / Residence: Kempsey NSW / Artarmon NSW Marital Status: Married Marital Status: Single Gender: Male Gender: Female

International: International: Paralympic Games: '00 - 4x100m 1st, 4x400m 1st, 400m 4th, 100m semi Paralympic Games: '96 - 200m 1st, 100m 3rd, '00 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st, 400m 3rd IPC World Championships: '98 - 200m 2nd, 400m 2nd, 4x400 1st IPC World Championships: '94 - 100m 2nd, 200m 2nd, Long Jump 2nd, '98 - 100m 1st, 200m 1st IAAF World Championships: '01 - 100m 1st Progression: 100 m 1997 11.78 sec Progression: 2000 11.91 secs 100 metres 1996 12.74 200 m 1997 25.2 secs 1998 12.52 1998 24.6 secs 2000 12.48 1999 24.3 secs 2002 12.71 2000 23.9 secs 200 metres 1996 25.97 400 m 1997 59.2 secs 1997 25.89 1998 56.5 secs 1998 25.66 1999 57.0 secs 2000 25.69 2000 55.0 secs

EVENTS / PBS: Events / PBs: 100 metres 1997 11.75 100 m 1999 12.45 sec 200 metres 2000 23.96 200 m 2000 25.69 sec 400 metres 2000 55.07 400 m 2000 1:00.15

Record(s): Record(s): World Record: 4x100m and 4x400m World Record:T46 - 100m Australian Record:T46 - 100m, 200m, 400m Interesting Facts: Stephen enjoys playing the guitar and loves sports, especially golf. His career highlights include winning gold at the Sydney 2000 Paralympics in Interesting Facts: the 4x100m and 4x400m relays and becoming a father. In 1997 he was awarded the Developing Paralympian of the Year Award and in 2000 "Ames" was born with her disability in Kempsey, NSW, and has been running since the age of nine. She has claimed 11 individual medals at received an OAM for his Gold Medal winning performances. Steve recently left his carpentry career to undertake studies and is now enjoying Paralympic and World Championship competitions. She recorded three unofficial World Best times in 1998 and one in 1999 in the 200m as teaching Phys Ed. well as two unofficial and one official World Record time in the 100m in 1999.Awards she has won include;An Australian Sports Medal in 2000 as well as being vice captain of the Australian Paralympic Team,the 1999 NSW Athlete of the Year with a Disability 1997 Order of ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE ATHLETE PROFILES ATHLETE Sporting Career: Australia Medal; 1996, 97, 98 Most Outstanding Senior Female Track and Field Athlete (NSW Amputee Sports assoc.); 1996 NBNTV/St DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T44 Amputee (Single below-knee amputation or an athlete who can walk with moderately reduced function in George 'Special Award'; 1995 NSW State Award (senior athlete); 1993 and 1996 ASOD Most Outstanding Female Athlete. one or both legs) At Stephen's first World Championships, held in Birmingham in 1998, he won silver medals in the 200m and 400m and then took gold as a Sporting Career: member of the 4x400m relay team that set a world record.At the Sydney 2000 Paralympics, Stephen just missed a medal in the 400m, placing DISABILITY CLASSIFICATION:T46 Amputee (Single arm amputee) 4th in a time of 56.08. Stephen then competed in the World Record-winning amputee 4x100m and 4x400m with the 4x400m-relay team Amy Winters is regarded as Australia's number one female amputee track athlete. She has just returned from a 12-month rest to attempt to breaking the world record by an amazing 14 seconds.After taking a break after the Games to start a family, he now has the hunger back to defend her Paralympic 100m and 200m titles. Her first competition was at the age of 16, when in 1994 she represented Australia at the World claim yet more Gold in Athens. Championships winning silver medals in the 100m, 200m and Long Jump. In 1996, she won the 1996 Paralympic gold while still a teenager setting a New World Record in the 200m.Two years later, at the 1998 World Championships she again won the double before consolidating her international status winning the 100m Gold at the 2000 Paralympics in her home city. She has now claimed ten medals at the Paralympic Games or World Championships. During 2001, she was a part of the AA World Championship team winning the gold medal in the 100m.

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Life Members & Merit Awards LIFE MEMBERS & MERIT AWARDS & MERIT

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Athletics Australia Life Members & Merit Award Recipients Recipients of the Merit Award of Athletics Australia

(Formerly the Australian Athletic Union 1982-1989) (Elected by the A.A.U. of A. 1968 - 1978) (Formerly the Amateur Athletic Union of Australia 1927-1982) Mr J D Bailey AM Q 1976 * Mr T F Hantke W 1968 Mr J B Barlow Q 1968 * Mr W W Huxley Q 1973 (Formerly the Amateur Athletic Union of Australasia 1897-1927) * Mr E W Barwick T 1968 * Mr H J Lowe S 1970 * Mr F J W Budge S 1977 * Mr P S McCavanagh S 1969 Founded 1897 * Mr H G Carruthers MBE N 1970 * Mr A H McIvor S 1976 * Mr R Clemson V 1968 * Mr E Moore V 1974 * Mr J W Cook Q 1973 * Mr C H F Morgan S 1968 MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ATHLETICS FEDERATIONS * Mr R C Corish BEM N 1970 Mr F W Napier OAM W 1977 MEMBER OF AUSTRALIAN ATHLETICS FEDERATION * Mr T B Dodds S 1968 Mr J L Patching AO OBE V 1968 * Mr J E Draper V 1971 * Mr A E Robinson V 1968 * Mr H J Eastaughffe Q 1968 * Mr F A Rose T 1968 Affiliated with: Australian Olympic Committee * Mr E D Eastham V 1978 Mr N J Ruddock AM T 1975 Australian Commonwealth Games Association * Mr J K Faulkner S 1968 * Mr V B Sharp MBE S 1968 Confederation of Australian Sport * Mr R C Frith OAM N 1975 * Mr G B Stringer V 1970 * Mr C H Gardiner QJM V 1968 * Mr W C Thompson Q 1968 * Mr E R Goodwin Q 1974 * Mr F T Treacy OBE W 1968 MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS * Mr E R Graham S 1978 * Mr P D Walsh N 1971 * Mr J H Hanman N 1972 * Mr R P B White N 1970 Australian Capital Territory Athletics (Elected by the A.W.A.A.U. 1971 - 1978) Athletics New South Wales Mrs P Andersson V 1971 Mrs N Greenham OAM S 1973 Northern Territory Athletics * Mrs E Armstrong V 1971 Mrs J Harmey N 1971 Queensland Athletics * Mrs D Barnes S 1976 * Mrs A Kennedy BEM V 1971 Mrs I Bennett V 1974 * Mrs N Keily V 1974 Athletics South Australia Mrs G Bergman N 1978 * Mrs Y Lanyon-Owen Q 1971 Athletics Tasmania * Mrs L Berzinski V 1974 Mrs E McBeth V 1971 Athletics Victoria Mrs J Bonwick OAM Q 1971 Mrs S McMinn AM JP Q 1971 Mrs A Burow V 1974 * Mrs M McQuiston BEM V 1974 AthleticA (Western Australia) * Mrs M Cahill OAM S 1972 * Mrs P McWillie W 1973 * Mrs L Cavanagh S 1971 * Mrs D Magee AM MBE N 1971 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS * Mrs G Chester W 1973 * Miss E Morris V 1974 Mrs D Clarke N 1971 * Miss L Neville OAM V 1971 * Mrs E Clay W 1975 * Mrs Y Neasbey N 1977 (Elected by A.A.U. of A.) (Elected by A.W.A.A.U.) Mrs M Cuthbert N 1978 Mrs B J Pearl OAM S 1976 * Mrs D Davis V 1974 Mrs P Peters AM S 1973 * Mr Hugh R Weir CBE (1957) * Miss Gwen Bull OAM (1962) Mrs J Davis MBE V 1975 * Mrs M Robinson MBE V 1971 * Mrs N Davey N 1977 * Mrs G Rose V 1971 * Mr C Ronald Aitken CBE (1965) * Miss Nell Gould OAM BEM (1962) * Mrs M Ebzery OAM T 1972 * Mrs J Saunders V 1974 * Mr Arthur J Hodsdon MBE (1965) * Mrs Doris Magee AM MBE (1962) * Mrs N Edwards N 1973 Mrs E Schulz Q 1978 * Mr Norman G Hutton (1968) * Miss Lillian Neville OAM (1962) * Mrs Z Fibbins OAM N 1971 Mrs G Sheldon N 1971 * Mr Leonard B Curnow OBE (1968) * Mrs Doris Willson (1964) Mrs M Fitzgibbons N 1975 * Mrs D Spittles Q 1971 Mrs M Fraser V 1973 Mrs D Stanton V 1971 * Mr Robert E Graham OBE (1968) * Mrs Mavis Ebzery OAM (1967) Mrs J Gell V 1974 * Mrs F Venn V 1974 * Mr F Theo Treacy OBE (1969) * Mrs Maisie McQuiston BEM (1971) * Mrs E Godfrey N 1971 Mrs F Wrighter OAM BEM N 1971 * Mr George Soper (1969) * Mrs Margaret Cahill OAM (1972) * Miss N Gould OAM BEM N 1971 * Mr C Herbert Gardiner QJM (1974) * Mrs Mabel Robinson MBE (1973) (Elected by Athletics Australia 1979 - 2003) * Mr H George Carruthers MBE (1977) Mrs Joyce Bonwick OAM (1978) Mr M R Aitken S 1993 Mrs J Huxley N 1996 Mr E C Bartholomeusz Q 1986 Mr J Jarver OAM S 1994 (Elected by Athletics Australia) Mr D F Bell OAM V 1985 Mr P Jenes V 1992 Mr R H Brandis Q 1998 Ms R M Jenkins V 1998 * Mr G T Briggs AM JP T 1981 Mr D W Jowett Q 1993 * Mr Thomas C Blue AM BEM (1980) Mr George W Tempest (1994) Mr L R Boyd V 1995 Mr P W Lucas N 1989 Mr Clive D Lee AM (1984) Mr John Bailey AM (1995) Mr D P Cross Q 1994 Mrs M L Mahony OAM V 1994 Mrs J M Cross OAM Q 1985 * Mr E S Martin Q 1991 Mrs Flo Wrighter OAM BEM (1986) Mr Paul Jenes (1995) Mr D B Cundy A 1997 Mr G Martin N 2003 Mr Noel J Ruddock AM (1989) Mrs Margaret L Mahony OAM (1997) Dr J A Daly OAM S 1993 Ms M Mathews AM N 1988 LIFE MEMBERS LIFE * Mr Graeme T Briggs AM JP (1990) Mr Denis P Wilson AM (1997) * Mr F Day OAM W 1991 Ms L Morgan V 2002 LIFE MEMBERS & MERIT AWARDS & MERIT Mrs Brenda J Pearl OAM (1992) * Mrs Gwen Chester (1998) * Mrs W M Ey BEM S 1993 Mrs E Murphy OAM Q 1990 AWARDS & MERIT * Mr D G Ferrier V 1984 Mrs R Owens N 1996 Mrs Stella McMinn AM JP (1992) Ms Ronda M Jenkins (2002) * Mr J D Forrest Q 1984 * Mr R W Pannell V 1992 Mr Fred W Napier OAM (1992) Mrs Jill Huxley (2003) Mr I Galbraith A 1994 Miss M J Patterson OAM V 1986 The Hon Allan W McDonald QC (1993) Mr G Gilbert A 2003 Mrs J M Petfield OAM Q 1987 Mr A K Gordon OAM S 1994 Mr H L Ralph OAM N 1979 Mr P I Hamilton N 1996 Mr B S Roe T 1996 Mrs M Heffernan OAM S 1980 * Mr H J Schubert MBE V 1987 * Deceased Dr B Hodgson V 1994 Mr G W Tempest W 1990 Mr R K Hood AM T 1989 Mrs P Turney V 1994 Mr L A Hutton N 1993 Mr D P Wilson AM A 1994 * Mr C A Wise T 1979

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Publications PUBLICATIONS

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NEW RELEASES INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ATHLETICS FEDERATIONS (IAAF) PUBLICATIONS email: [email protected], web: www.iaaf.org A-news Free Get all the latest news, information and photographs by subscribing to A-news,Athletics Australia’s official newsletter.To subscribe 2004-2005 IAAF Handbook $12.00 (incl. GST) simply go to www.athletics.org.au and follow the prompts on the left-hand side of the homepage. Official Handbook listing IAAF competition rules (on order)

IAAF Track & Field Facilities Manual $130.00 (incl. GST) DEVELOPMENT Guide to T&F Facilities (track layout and markings map) - 2003 edition (Pre-orders only)

IGA Team Athletics Resource $95.95 (inc GST) The Referee – Le Juge Arbitre $25.00 (incl. GST) Complete resource providing teachers with all the information required to deliver Team Athletics in primary schools. Includes Guide to the technical rules governing athletics - 2003 edition (in stock) lesson plans, event and competition options and curriculum outcomes for all States and Territories. IAAF Athletics Officiating – A Practical Guide $5.00 (incl. GST) IGA Secondary Schools Resource Contact AA Guide for athletics officials - 2000 edition (in stock) This resource package is the ‘one stop shop’ for secondary school teachers involved in teaching and conducting school athletics This publication has been replaced by ‘The Referee - Le Juge Arbitre’ programs. IAAF Judging of Race Walking $10.00 (incl. GST) Available mid 2004. Guide for walk officials - 2003 edition (in stock)

IAAF Scoring Tables for Combined Events $10.00 (incl. GST) COMPETITIONS / STATISTICAL 2001 edition (in stock)

2004 Season Guide - 53rd Year of Records and Results Contact AA IAAF Outdoor Scoring Tables of Athletics $15.00 (incl. GST) 2003 Season Guide - 52nd Year of Records and Results Free (postage only) 2003 edition (Pre-orders only) 2002 Season Guide - 51st Year of Records and Results Free (postage only) IAAF Indoor Scoring Tables of Athletics $15.00 (incl. GST) Athletics Australia's - Australian Junior Ranking Lists 2003 edition (Pre-orders only) Ranking lists, usually 15-40 deep, are prepared in four age divisions: U20, U18, U16 & U14. They are prepared by Janet Stickler and Dan Suchy (U16 & U14) and David Tarbotton (U18 & U20) - Athletics Australia Junior Statistician. Postage and handling charges apply to all orders, which are subject to availability at time of order. Prices are also subject to change. The final 2003 Australian Junior Ranking Lists are available for purchase from Dan Suchy. The cost is: $6.00 including postage. Please send orders to: Dan Suchy, 9 Sunny Place, St Johns Park 2176. STATISTICAL PUBLICATIONS Any corrections or additions to the rankings, please forward to: U20 & U18 to David Tarbotton: [email protected], or fax 02 8436 2183 Listed below are some athletic publications which are available and have been prepared and published by members of the ATFS and U16 & U14 to Dan Suchy: [email protected], or fax 02 9725 4898 many in conjunction with the IAAF.

1 Athletics 2004 OTHER TITLES AVAILABLE THROUGH ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA Editor: Peter Matthews. The ATFS Annual contains more than 600 pages of facts, records, world rankings, world all-time lists, athlete profiles, previews and results from 2003. Fields of Green, Lanes of Gold *$50.00 (incl. GST) Available from: Sportsbooks Limited, PO Box 422A, Surbiton, Surrey, KT5 9YP,UK. *Special discounted price for limited time only (in stock) Email: [email protected]

Fields of Green, Lanes of Gold is the story of Australia's athletics history. From the great runners of the 19th century, the deeds of 2 Pacific Statistics Edwin Flack in the 1896 Olympics and the current stars of track and field,Australia has embraced and honoured its heroes. Compiled by Tony Isaacs.This small bulletin includes Melanesian Island statistics and results of major meets and special articles.Available from:Tony Isaacs, 11 Manton Close,Trowbridge,Wiltshire BA14 ORZ, UK Author Paul Jenes chronicles the triumphs and the disappointments. Hardcover, more than 300 pages and beautifully illustrated Email: [email protected] with more than 200 black and white and colour photographs, Fields of Green, Lanes of Gold is a legacy to all who 'ran the race' - not just those who won. 3 2003 African Athletics Annual Compiled by Yves Pinaud.This publication contains over 150 pages of African rankings and results including Australian Women at the Olympic Games $16.50 (incl. GST) national championships and all-time lists.Available from:Yves Pinaud, 15 bis rue Detaille, 94210, La Varenne Author: Dennis Phillips / published in 1992 (in stock) St Hilaire, France. Email: [email protected]

Coaching Athletes with Disabilities: General Principles (in stock) $20.00 (incl. GST) 4 Athletics International Coaching Amputee Athletes (in stock) $10.00 (incl. GST) Edited by Mel Watman and Peter Matthews.This 8-10 page publication is published 30 times per year and Coaching Deaf Athletes (in stock) $10.00 (incl. GST) includes a comprehensive roundup of world athletics results and rankings. Cost: US$165 or 95 pounds. PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS Coaching Athletes with Vision Impairments (in stock) $10.00 (incl. GST) Available from: Mel Watman, 13 Garden Court, Marsh Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 4TE, UK. Email: Coaching Athletics with Intellectual Disability (in stock) $20.00 (incl. GST) [email protected]

5 Asian Athletics 2003 Compiled by Heinrich Hubbeling.This booklet is over 80 pages and covers the 2003 Asian rankings.Available from: Heinrich Hubbeling, Haydenstrasse 8, 48691 Vreden, Germany. Email: [email protected]

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6 National Athletics Records for All Countries in the World Compiled by Winfried Kramer, Fouad Habash, Max Heilrath, Heinrich Hubbeling,Yves Pinaud and Raffaele Tummolo.This booklet of over 200 pages lists the best known performance for all Olympic events for all countries. Cost: DM35.Available from:Winfried Kramer, Kohlrodweg 12, 66539 Neunkirchen-Kohlhof, Germany

7 Track and Field Performances through the Years - Volumes 1,2,3 & 4 Media Awards Compiled by Roberto Quercetani, Rooney Magnusson, Don Potts and Nejat Kok.Volume 1 covers 1929-1936, Volume 2 - 1937-1944,Volume 3 - 1945-1950 and Volume 4 - 1921-1929 world rankings. Each book is around 380 pages with photos and is an extensive re-construction of world ranking lists for that era.Available from ATFS - contact Paul Jenes

8 and Mediterranean Games Compiled by Raul Leoni.Two volumes of results (1923-57 and 1959-1987).The Mediterranean Games covers results from 1949-1993. Cost: 30,000 lire each.Available from. Raul Leoni,Via Paolo Maria Martinez n.11, 00151 Roma, Italy

9 IAAF Progression of World Best Performances and Official World Records Edited by Richard Hymans.This 548 page publication is a very comprehensive list of world records, official and unofficial.Available from: IAAF, 17 Rue Princesse Florestine, Monte Carlo 98007, Monaco

10 Caribbean Athletics Annual 2003 Compiled by Bernard Linley.This yearly booklet covers all major results and rankings for the Caribbean. Available from: Bernard Linley, Email: [email protected]

11 Pan American Games Track and Field Compiled by Basilio Fuentes and Severo Nieto.This 383 page book gives the complete results of the Pan- American Games with a small write up in both Spanish and English.Available from: IAAF 17 Rue Princesse Florestine, Monte Carlo 98007, Monaco. Basilio has also completed works on the Central American And Caribbean Games and Championships.

12 The Olympic Marathon Written by Dr.David Martin and Roger Gynn.This 511 page book gives a comprehensive story on each of the Olympic Marathons since 1896. Illustrated with photos of the races and maps of the courses.Available from Human Kinetics, 57A Price Ave, Lower Mitcham, South Australia 5062. Email: [email protected] or from The USA Email: [email protected]

13 Athletics at the Commonwealth Games Compiled by Rob Whittingham, Paul Jenes, Stan Greenberg.This 336 page book gives the full results of athletics at all the Commonwealth Games from 1930 to 1998.There is also a full index of athletes.Available from Umbra Athletics Ltd. Email: [email protected]

14 Asian Athletics.All-Time Rankings as at 31.12.2000 Compiled by Heinrich Hubbeling.This 212 page book has comprehensive Asian all-time rankings.Available From Heinrich Hubbeling. Email: [email protected]

There are also many excellent athletic magazines published around the world.They include Track and Field News and Track Newsletter (USA),Athletics Weekly (UK), Leichtathletik (Germany),Athletic Magazine (Canada), Atletica (Italy),Atletismo (Portugal), Juoksija (Finland). Many countries have yearly almanacs and magazines.There is also an excellent newsletter published by Mirko Jalava in Finland.The Spanish Athletics Federation also has some excellent publications. For details contact Paul Jenes at 23-25 Grandview Road,Warrandyte 3113.Australia Email: [email protected] PUBLICATIONS MEDIA AWARDS

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2004 Athletics Australia Media Awards Nomination Form

Athletics Australia and sponsors acknowledges the media's contribution to the Telstra A-series and invites nominations Details of Nominee from media for its 2004 Media Awards.A panel of judges will determine the winners in late March 2004. The awards will Name Organisation be presented at the Telstra A-championships Dinner in Sydney on Sunday 29th February 2004. Address

In 2004, the major media award for overall coverage, will receive a $500 sponsor pack (including New Balance training City/State Postcode shoes and apparel), plus 2 nights at an Australian Novotel property of your choice and a $500 Telstra shop voucher. Telephone Facsimile OVERALL MEDIA COVERAGE: awarded to one member of the Australian media based on their outstanding Email Address contribution to athletics over a 12-month period from April 2003 to March 2004.The winner will have demonstrated consistent support in the media coverage of the sport in this period either through their own reporting or in the Category of Award (please tick) production of media coverage. Overall Coverage q Feature Article q Radio Coverage q Television Coverage q Also in 2004, four $500 sponsor packs (including New Balance training shoes and apparel), will be presented for the Photograph q year's best published/broadcast Athletics: Nominated by: FEATURE ARTICLE (Press or Online): Judges will award an article with a combination of storytelling, accuracy, Name Telephone Number newsworthiness and impact on Australian athletics.

RADIO COVERAGE: Judges will award the best radio story/interview/preview/review of 2004 Telstra A-series. a) Overall Coverage Outline below the outstanding contribution made by the nominee to Australian athletics in the past 12 months. TELEVISION COVERAGE: Judges will award the best television story/interview/preview/review of 2004 Telstra A- Attach any relevant supporting information. series. b) Feature Article Outline below the date of publication, publication name and page number. Attach feature article to nomination. PHOTOGRAPH: Judges will award the best pictorial coverage, capturing the emotion and drama of athletics during the c) Radio Coverage/Television Coverage 2004 Telstra A-series. Outline below an overview of radio or television coverage in terms of the best story, interview, preview or review of a Telstra A-series meet (can be more than one). Include dates of broadcast and attach a VHS or cassette tape of JUDGING PANEL an event preview report and post-event report. d) Photograph Peter Norman Olympic Games Silver medallist 1968 Outline below the date of publication, publication name and page number. Attach news photo to nomination. Elaine Canty, former Athletics Australia board member, a respected Melbourne broadcaster, journalist, lawyer and businesswoman Third judge TBC MEDIA AWARDS MEDIA AWARDS MEDIA

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