ENTRY BOOK Online registration opens 1 June 2009
20-27 February 2010
46 sporting events in 7 days
www.apandesgames.com Management Team
The 2010 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games head office is located within the Hobart City Police Station at 41 Liverpool Street, Hobart.
2010 AP & ES Games address
2010 AP & ES Games Team GPO Box 308, Hobart 7001 Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 0419 230 400 Office: 03 6230 2376
Games Director
Mark Beech-Jones Inspector
Sports and Venues Manager
Frank Boonstra Senior Constable
2 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Index
Page Soccer (Field) 43
Introduction 2 Soccer (Indoor) 44
Discover Tasmania 4 Softball (Slow Pitch) 45
Sponsors Acknowledgements 5 Squash 46
Entry Information 8 Stair Race 47
Sports Schedule 9 Swimming (Open Water) 48
Angling 10 Swimming (Pool) 49
Aquathon 11 Table Tennis 51
Archery 12 Tennis 52
Badminton 14 Tenpin Bowling 53
Basketball 15 Touch Football 55
Cricket (Indoor) 16 Track and Field 56
Cross Country 17 Triathlon 58
Cycling (road race) 18 Tug of War 60
Cycling (time trial) 19 Volleyball (Beach) 61
Cycling (track) 20 Volleyball (Indoor) 62
Darts 21
Duathlon 22
Golf 23
Hockey 24
Lawn Bowls 25
Mountain Bike 26
Netball 28
Orienteering 29
Power Lifting 30
Road Race 32
Rowing (indoor) 33
Rugby 7s 34
Sailing 35
Shooting (Large Bore) 36
Shooting (Small bore) 38
Shooting (Trap & Skeet) 39
Shooting (Pistol) 41
Snooker 42
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 1 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games
It’s arrived! After meetings, consultations, hours on the road and much deliberation the 2010 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games schedule is complete.
Great venues in spectacular locations and competitor friendly time frames are what you will enjoy whilst visiting and competing in this great state.
The Games team has worked towards securing venues that are competitor, spectator and family friendly. The majority of the venues are centrally located and are easily accessible, keeping transportation at manageable prices. Use your free Metro Greencard to get around their timetabled routes, for free! Or otherwise contact Bargain Car Rentals for a great price on team vehicles.
› Tassie will also offer the greatest “trout fishing” experience ever held in the games history. Over two days, under the guidance of an Australian representative at the World Championships in 2006, a maximum of 70 lucky anglers will experience two of the best trout fishing lakes and rivers in the quest for gold.
› Power lifters will muscle their way to gold in the Hobart City Mall on Wednesday 24th February. Competitors will strut their stuff in front of the media and the Tasmanian public.
› Follow in the footsteps of Venus Williams and play Tennis whilst enjoying elevated viewing areas overlooking the City and Derwent River and comfortable amenities.
› Play Soccer and Touch Football on great surfaces next to the beach, with Mount Wellington as your backdrop.
› ‘Tug of War on the Green’, Friday the 26th of February, will take place at the Police Academy, Rokeby. State against state, agency against agency, bragging rights and gold up for grabs. This will be one event not to be missed, with transport to and from the venue available from the city. A great social afternoon for participants and spectators alike is planned.
› Sailing on the beautiful Derwent River, premier Netball, Swimming and Hockey venues are just of some of the action and venues proposed for the games.
So whether it be as an individual or a team come prepared to “Conquer the Isle”, in Hobart 2010.
2 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Message - Chairman Australia & New Zealand Police Games Federation
On behalf of the Australia and New Zealand Police Games Federation and all the competitors from eligible Police and Emergency Service Agencies from throughout Australasia I would like to convey my thanks and appreciation to the Tasmania Police Service, the Tasmania Fire Service and the Tasmania State Emergency Service for hosting the 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games. The Games will be presented as a result of many months of dedicated hard work and planning.
Both local and world events of recent times help highlight the significant role that Police and Emergency Service workers play in our society. Our people every day put their duty to the public ahead of personal self interest. The Games provide an opportunity for the public to show their appreciation and support of our collective endeavours.
It is with great pleasure that we welcome competitors from a growing range of Police and Emergency Service agencies from throughout Australasia as we gather in a spirit of friendly competition and rivalry. The Games not only provide the opportunity to help promote the adoption of a healthier lifestyle but also the opportunity to enhance camaraderie and esprit-de-corps between all competitors and competing agencies.
Hobart and the State of Tasmania will provide our competitors with outstanding sporting facilities as well as the opportunity to combine their sporting pursuits with some spectacular tourism opportunities. To this end the Organising Committee have engendered excellent support from Events Tasmania and Tourism Tasmania. You are encouraged to either travel to Tasmania before the Games or stay on after the Games to enjoy the wonders of this beautiful State.
I encourage you to not only enter the Games yourself, but to use whatever means at your disposal to encourage other eligible competitors to enter and join us to “Conquer the Isle” 20-27 February, 2010.
Inspector Danny Bodycoat APM Chairman Australia & New Zealand Police Games Federation
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 3 Discover Tasmania…
Tasmania is nature’s playground. More than 40 per cent of the State is World Heritage Area, national park or reserve. With 3000 kilometers of walking tracks, it is easy to explore large sections on foot.
Almost wherever you go, you’ll also be tempted by oceans or rivers: rafting, canoeing, yachting, sea kayaking and cruising are a great way to appreciate the island’s dramatic coastline and waterways.
Guided multi-day treks of Cradle Mountain, the Bay of Fires and Maria Island include environmentally sensitive accommodation, local gourmet foods and fine Tasmanian wines.
Cycle descents of Mt Wellington and Ben Lomand are the ultimate in mild-to-wild adventure (and it’s refreshing to know the wind in your hair is the cleanest air in the world).
In the capital, Hobart, the stately sandstone warehouses of Salamanca Place once stored grain, wool, whale oil, apples and imported goods. Nowadays, you can wander under heavy stone arches to find jewellers, cafes, restaurants, theatres, bookshops, fashion boutiques and artists’ galleries.
To the north, in the Tamar Valley, growers and makers welcome passers-by at farm gates. From prized black truffles, to leatherwood honey, plump oysters and smoked salmon, the Tamar and north-east Tasmania are a food lovers’ nirvana.
Tasmania has been melding chic, contemporary styling to its reputation for thoughtfully preserved heritage for some time, and you’ll find outstanding examples all the way from Hobart’s waterfront to the far north-west coast. There are smart accommodation options near Port Arthur Historic Site and in Tarraleah, New Norfolk, Launceston, Bothwell, Stanley and Woodbridge.
Among impressive new experiences that will tempt you to stay on after the games are golfing developments that harmonise superb courses and premier accommodation with the island’s exceptional landscape. Elsewhere, whisky tours reveal the mysteries of distilling, from historic mill to pure, single-malt satisfaction.
Whether your idea of a holiday is fly-fishing in a crystal clear mountain stream, enjoying a concert by one of the best small orchestras in the world, or treating yourself to a spa on the edge of the wilderness, you’ll want to return to Tasmania time and time again.
Access to Tasmania has never been easier with excellent air services and daily sailings from Melbourne. If you’re participating in the AP & ES Games why not bring the car and family and explore our island at your leisure before and after the event?
For more information on travel to and around Tasmania call 1300 TASSIE or www.discovertasmania.com
4 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Sponsor Acknowledgements
The 2010 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games team acknowledges the fantastic support of our partners and sponsors in supporting the hosting of these Games in Hobart in February 2010.
In particular we would like to personally thank and acknowledge our Games partners for their overwhelming support
› Acting Commissioner Darren Hine and the Tasmania Police Service
› Chief Fire Officer John Gledhill and the Tasmania Fire Service
› Director Andrew Lea and the State Emergency Service
› Events Tasmania and Tourism Tasmania
Further, we would at this time offer a sincere thank you to all the venue stake-holders and volunteers who have contributed to the development of the games program. Also we would like to thank the following corporate sponsors for their support
› Scody Team Clothing
› Tas Vacations
› Wrest Point, Hobart
› Metro
› T3 Events
› Tasmania Police Sports Federation
› Bargain Car Rentals
› Pepperpot Photographics
TasVacations is the modern day face of a privately owned, family business with 30 years background in travel and tourism. Today, TasVacations is Tasmania’s largest independent travel wholesaler specialising in packaging Tasmanian self-drive holidays. They are based in Hobart, Tasmania’s picturesque capital city.
TasVacations has developed a strong relationship with various community groups, sporting groups’, car clubs and major events through the provision of excellent service and discounted travel. Their work with these projects highlights the flexibility, attention to detail and commitment they have towards their customers.
They have also been the official accommodation coordinators for events such as Targa Tasmania (the ultimate tarmac rally) and are proud to be appointed the official coordinator of accommodation and travel for the AP & ES Games 2010.
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 5 Scody sublimated team clothing is Australian made. Scody produce team clothing for all sports. Scody make garments to help you perform. Each element of your garment is chosen to achieve a balance between comfort and function and then engineered for performance. The final garment is the combination of many small enhancements based on feedback from both champion and recreational athletes.
Scody give you distinctive and original designs. They bring your ideas to life and make you your team and company stand out in a crowd. There is no restriction on the design or number of colours and even photos can be transferred to fabric with rich colour and fine levels of detail. Using sublimation printing the design becomes part of the fabric and will last as long as the fabric.
Scody is proud to be the official and preferred team clothing sponsor to the 2010 AP & ES Games.
A spectacular location on the sparkling River Derwent, first-class accommodation, exceptional dining options, a range of entertainment and million dollar views from the window of every room – Wrest Point is a destination in its own right and the perfect choice for a memorable stay in Hobart.
The 269 superbly appointed rooms and suites capture stunning views of the river, majestic Mount Wellington and surrounds. The landmark Tower offers superb 4½ star rooms and 5 star Premier suites. Stylishly appointed 4 star Water Edge and 3½ star Mountain Side rooms have all the necessary comforts and services for a fraction of the price.
Wrest Point also provides an excellent base for pre and post event touring. Many activities are available from the hotel including cruising on the luxury 62ft yacht Helsal IV, exhilarating trips on the high-speed boat Wild Thing II, or being picked up from Front Reception by one of the many tour groups travelling to Port Arthur, Tahune Airwalk and other wonderful local destinations.
For more information call toll free 1800 139 760 or visit www.wrestpoint.com.au
Metro Tasmania Pty Ltd is a State-owned company established in February 1998. Trading as Metro, the company operates bus services in Hobart, Launceston and Burnie. The largest passenger transport company in Tasmania, Metro annually carries more than 9.8 million adults and children in the State’s three major population centres.
Metro employs more than 400 people and operates more than 200 buses on about 800 routes. These vehicles undertake more than 630,000 trips a year covering 10.5 million kilometers.
Metro enjoys a very strong relationship with Tasmania Police, with four officers working from Metro’s Hobart depot. The police officers undertake uniform and plain clothes duties on Metro services in the south. Their duties include random patrols on buses and in bus interchanges.
With the support of these officers, Metro operates a passenger Code of Conduct for all people traveling on Metro buses. The code is designed to make bus travel safer and more comfortable for both drivers and passengers. The Code was jointly developed by Metro and the Tasmanian Branch of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union.
Metro are delighted to be offering all competitors in 2010 AP & ES Games their new Metro Greencard, a credit card-sized smart card, that will enable competitors to have free travel on timetabled services during the games week.
6 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Established in 2004, t3 Events has seen its events portfolio grow from one event with 400 athletes to 20 events in 2009 spanning right across Australia with over 15,000 athletes enjoying a t3 Event experience. t3 Events is now at the forefront of mass participation event management within Australia. One of Australia’s more dynamic and forward thinking event management organizations, t3 Events focus on creating highly professional experiences which provide benefits to:
› Our participants
› Our local communities
› Our t3 staff and volunteers
› Our event partners
Based out of Sydney and Hobart t3 Events look forward to playing their part in making the 2010 AP & ES Games an event to remember.
Bargain Car Rentals is a Tasmanian owned and operated Rental Car Company specialising in International and Interstate travellers. Bargain Car Rentals offer a large range of well-maintained vehicles to suit any need.
Bargain is committed to providing efficient, fast and friendly service to ensure your rental experience is smooth and enjoyable from start to finish.
Our fleet covers everything from small or economy, mid range, large vehicles, and now boasting the largest bus fleet from 12 to 25 seat mini buses, utes, vans and trucks.
Whatever the vehicle we have you covered and our proud to be the official rental car supplier to the 2010 AP & ES Games.
Pepperpot Photographics was registered as a business in July 2008 to identify Kate’s status as a professional photographer. With this came a new website www.pepperpotphotographics.com ([email protected]), including password access galleries for users, to allow clients to view and purchase photographs. However, photography has been a lifetime interest with study in this area commencing in 1995. Kate’s interest to this point has been landscape and portrait photography then in 2004 commenced specialising in natural portrait photography of children.
Many of Kate’s photographs have been displayed publicly through the electronic media and in the print media as a result of general interest photography requested from time to time. Kate has also displayed photographs at exhibitions, in particular the 1997 Art Rage exhibition displayed at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Galley, Queen Victoria and Burnie Galleries.
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 7 Entry information
Registrations and entry forms to the Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games 2010 can only be completed on-line.
Whilst you can enter on line, all competitors must report to the registration desk with proof of identification at Wrest Point Casino (time and dates will be on the website). At this time participants will be provided with games accreditation. In some events registered participants must sign on at the event prior to competing for logistical reasons, those events are listed in the entry book.
In all cases you must ensure that you have provided the correct information and event codes to have your entry validated and acknowledged. Event codes can be located on the electronic entry form.
On line entries open on 1st June 2009 and close on 1st February 2010, or in the cases of a number sports when the limited places available have been filled. In a minority of cases late entries may be accepted.
Enquiries regarding your individual sporting event are to be directed to the respective sports coordinator on the generic email address [email protected]
An initial registration fee of $80 is payable and is separate to the sports entry fee. This fee will include entry to the opening ceremony at the Domain Athletic Centre and also to the closing function (band night) at the Tasman Room, Wrest Point Hotel Casino. Further, all competitors will be able to travel free on the normal timetable services of Metro Pty Ltd during the Games. Participants will also receive a welcome bag including gift, and other information.
Competitors are required to pay a sports fee applicable to each sport and may compete in as many sports as they wish, paying the appropriate sports fee for each sport. The 2010 Games team is acutely aware of the expense of attending the Games and has made every effort to ensure that the entry fee is the same as at the 2008 Games and can advise that in 25% of all the events offered the fee is less than charged in 2008.
The schedule of sporting events at these Games is designed to allow teams to not only play their principal chosen sport but also then compete in other sports during the games period. So as you contemplate what sport to compete in and continue your training, peruse the website and sporting schedule and maximize your attendance at this wonderful event by entering not only as part of a team but also as an individual in a variety of sports. You never know but you could be a multiple medal winner as you ‘Conquer the Isle’, at the Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games in Hobart between 20 -27 February 2010.
8 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Sports Schedule
Sport Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 20 Feb 21 Feb 22 Feb 23 Feb 24 Feb 25 Feb 26 Feb 27 Feb Angling X X X Aquathon X Archery X X X Badminton X X Basketball X X Closing Ceremony X Cricket Indoor X X X Cross Country X Cycling (road race) X Cycling (time trial) X Cycling (track) X Darts X X Duathlon X Golf X X X X Hockey X X X X X Lawn Bowls X X X X X Mountain Bike X X Netball X X X X Opening Ceremony X Orienteering X Power Lifting X Road race X Rowing (indoor) X Rugby 7s X X Sailing X X Shooting (pistol) X X Shooting (small bore) X Shooting (clay target) X Shooting (large Bore) X X Snooker X X Soccer (field) X X X X Soccer (indoor) X X X Softball X X Squash X X Stair Race X Swimming (open X water) Swimming (pool) X X Table Tennis X X Ten Pin Bowling X X X X Tennis X X X Touch Football X X X Track and Field X X Triathlon X Tug of War X Volleyball (beach) X Volleyball (indoor) X X
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 9 Event ANGLING (TROUT FISHING)
Coordinators Sergeant Jonathon Riley Email: [email protected] Sergeant Shane Flude Email: [email protected]
Venue Great Lake and Arthurs Lake, Tasmania. 150km from Hobart.
Competition Date Compulsory briefing at 6pm on Sunday 21 February 2010 (Great Lake Hotel). Fishing conducted on Monday 22 February and Tuesday 23 February 2010. The events will commence at 9am.
Description › The trout fishing competition will be held in two sections. 1. Trout fishing general. 2. Fly fishing. › Trout fishing general will include all legitimate and legal methods of angling for trout within the Tasmanian Inland Fisheries Regulations and those regulations relating to individual waters to be fished. › The fly fishing section will also be subject to individual regulations as per the Tasmanian Inland Fisheries Regulations and those regulations relating to individual waters to be fished, however further restrictions on fly fishing equipment appear within the competition rules. A copy of which is on the games website. (www.apandesgames.com)
Facilities › Accommodation and meals are available at the Great Lake Hotel, Great Lake, Miena. › Miena also has a general store and petrol station. › Accommodation is limited in the area and all competitors should immediately contact Kaylee Hattinger at the Great Lake Hotel on (03) 6259 8163 or fax (03) 6259 8147 to book accommodation for the event (3 nights). › Please quote AP & ES games competitor on booking application to receive the discounted rate of $40 p/n per person. › Further accommodation is available through the Parks and Wildlife, Liawenee Field Centre. Contact Mike Cousins or Helen Burke on (03) 6259 8148 for further details. Special Instructions › This is a limited event with a maximum of 70 competitors. › All participants must hold a current Tasmanian Inland Fisheries (TIF) permit. Arrangements have been made for a special permit to be issued (as part of the entry fee) at the official briefing for the competition period to those participants who are not the holder of a current TIF permit.
Other Information › The Great Lakes area of Tasmania is well known for its unpredictable weather. Competitors are reminded to ensure that they take suitable clothing for all weather conditions.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Kaylee Hattinger, Great Lake Hotel, Great Lake, Miena › Mike, Parks and Wildlife Service, Liawenee › Director John Diggle and the staff at Inland Fisheries Tasmania
Event Code Event Entry Fee Individual – trout fishing general $50 Teams (4) – trout fishing general $5 * Individual – fly fishing $50 Teams (4) – fly fishing $5 *
* This fee is for each member in the teams’ event if they have also registered in the individual event.
10 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event AQUATHON
Coordinator Senior Constable Eileen Rushton Email: [email protected]
Venue Nutgrove Beach, Sandy Bay.
Competition Date Friday 26 February 2010 at 5pm.
Description 400m swim and 4km run › Individual – all age groups › Teams – no age groups first three places male, female and mixed to cross line. › The course is in a protected bay area off Nutgrove beach and a rectangular course will be used, the run follows the foreshore and is a multi loop course with the finish area in the park at Nutgrove beach.
Facilities › Toilets and change rooms. › Café and shops nearby.
Special Instructions › The event will be held in accordance with Triathlon Australia rules and regulations. › Swim caps will be provided and must be worn during the swim leg by all swimmers. › Wets suits are recommended. › The torso section of the body must be covered by the wearing of a shirt or singlet and footwear consisting of running shoes must be worn during the run portion of the event.
Other Information › Sign in for participants is at 4pm with the briefing at 4.30pm. › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property. › Water temperature will be in the range 16-19 degrees. Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Kerry Stubbs, National Operations Manager, T3 Events › Don Marsh and Surf Lifesaving Tasmania
Event Code Event Entry Fee Aquathon (male) $30 Aquathon (female) $30 Team Open (male x 2) $20 p/p Team Open (female x 2) $20 p/p Team Open (mixed x 2) $20 p/p
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
Age Code Description (team) 00 Open
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 11 Event ARCHERY
Coordinator Wayne Morgan Email: [email protected]
Venue Lauderdale Archery Club, Lauderdale.
Competition Date Thursday 25 February, Friday 26 February, Saturday 27 February 2010. Start time 9am.
Description › Thursday 25 February 2010 Field (FITA): 24 targets FITA Field Round, 3 arrows per target, marked distances. (NB: FITA Award round for FITA affiliates; wooden arrows for Longbow in order to claim FITA Arrowhead Award). Red Pegs: F/S Comp, F/S Rec, BHUL, BHL, XBow (max distance 60m) Blue pegs: BBC, BBR (max distance 50m) Yellow pegs: LB (max distance 40m) › Friday 26 February 2010 1 x FITA 900 Round each day (90 arrows – 30 arrows each at 60m, 50m & 40m on a 122cm face). (Crossbows - 80cm face). (FITA Award round for FITA affiliates). › Saturday 27 February 2010:- Field (ABA) 20 targets x 3 arrows (morning) & 20 targets x 1 arrow (afternoon), marked distances (ABA Paper Round with animal faces).
Facilities Limited facilities, club room, ample parking, toilets.
Special Instructions Camouflage clothing is not allowed on any ranges due to safety reasons. Suitable clothing and shoes should be worn, which allows for the outdoors and for varying weather conditions.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Hobart Archers Club › Phil O’Halloran (President)
Event Code Event Field (Fita) Barbow - compound Freestyle limited - recurve Freestyle limited - compound Freestyle unlimited compound Traditional recurve
Fita 900 round Barbow recurve Barbow - compound Freestyle limited - recurve Freestyle limited - compound Freestyle unlimited compound Traditional recurve
12 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Field (ABA) Barbow recurve Barbow - compound Feestyle limited - recurve Freestyle limited - compound Freestyle unlimited compound Tradional recurve
Entry Fees
One (1) Day $30 Two (2) Days $60 Three (3) days $70
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 13 Event BADMINTON
Coordinator Constable Tammy Mclean Email: [email protected]
Venue Clarence Sports Centre 20 Loinah Crescent, Montagu Bay
Competition Date 9am Monday 22 February 2010 and 9am Tuesday 23 February 2010.
Description › The event will consist of Singles, doubles and mixed doubles. › The format will be number dependant, however it is anticipated that a round robin system will be played, followed by elimination finals.
Facilities Toilets, Showers. Ample free parking.
Special Instructions › Shuttle cocks will be feathered with cork base (provided). › Competitors shall supply their own racquets and appropriate court attire. › Non marking shoes are required.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Janet Webster
Event Code Event Entry Fee Men’s Singles $15 Men’s Doubles $15 Women’s Singles $15 Women’s Doubles $15 Mixed Doubles $15
Age Code Description 00 Open 40 40+
14 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event BASKETBALL
Coordinator Senior Sergeant Darren Spinks Email: [email protected]
Venue Moonah Sports Centre 17 Gormanston Road, Moonah.
Competition Date 9am Monday 22 February 2010 and 9am Tuesday 23 February 2010.
Description › Competition format will depend on the number of teams – either round robin or pools. › Maximum of 10 players per team including coach. › Basketball will be conducted under Masters rules.
Facilities Showers, toilets, ample parking and a licensed facility. There are numerous food outlets within a short walking distance of the centre.
Special Instructions Mixed team must have a minimum of two female members on the court at all times.
Other Information › Uniforms are to be supplied by each team. › Officials will be supplied by the 2010 Games.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Janet Webster › Kevin Baddeley
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male Team $35 Mixed Team $35
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 15 Event CRICKET (INDOOR)
Coordinator Constable Craig Stockdale Email: [email protected]
Venue Eastern Shore Indoor Sports, 10 Percy Street, Bellerive.
Competition Date Sunday 21 February, Monday 22 February and Tuesday 23 February. Games commence at 9am.
Description › 6+ Action indoor cricket will be six a side. › Competition format will depend on the number of teams – either round robin or pools. › Maximum of 7 players per team including coach. › Will be conducted under Australian Indoor Cricket Federation Rules. › All equipment and umpires supplied. › No sex divisions.
Facilities › Action Indoor Sport Stadium is one of the most modern stadiums in Australia; it has a fully licensed players retreat. The facility has ample parking. Shops nearby.
Special Instructions New Rules: 6+ is the new format of Indoor cricket taking Australia by storm. Only six players per team, dynamic new scoring zones and non-stop action. Teams consist of six (6) players with an optional reserve. In the case of a mixed team, no team can consist of more than three (3) males. Games consist of two innings of twelve overs. Each player bowls 2 x 6 ball overs and bats for four overs allowing for equal participation for all involved. Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Action Indoor Sport Stadium
Event Code Event Entry Fee Team Open $60 p/p Team 40+ $60 p/p
16 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event CROSS COUNTRY
Coordinator Inspector Mark Beech-Jones Email: [email protected]
Venue Cross Roads Oval, Domain, Hobart.
Competition Date Sunday 21 February 2010. 11am start.
Description 4km and 8km run The course is challenging. The course is a 4km loop course that commences at the Cross Roads Oval on the Domain, running down hill towards the Aquatic Centre and then zig-zagging back up the Domain Hill to the Cross Road ovals. Two laps of the athletic track to finish for the 8km entrants.
Facilities › Facilities located at the Cross Roads Oval. › Toilets, showers.
Special Instructions
Other Information › Sign in for participants is at 10am with the briefing at 10.45am. › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Athletics South › Tasmanian Masters Athletics Inc and members
Event Code Event Entry Fee 4 km Male $20 4 km Female $20 8 km Male $20 8 km Male $20
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 17 Event CYCLING (ROAD RACE)
Coordinator Sergeant Scott Kregor Email:[email protected]
Venue Richmond Historic Town, approximately 25km from Hobart CBD starting from the Richmond Football Club clubrooms.
Competition Date Sunday 21 February 2010 commencing at 9am. › Sign in for participants opens at 8.00am and close at 8.45am at the Richmond Football Club clubrooms. Compulsory briefing at 8.50am. Riders will need to sign in and collect race numbers.
Description › A 50km road race on public roads along the Coal Valley taking in charming villages and undulating terrain. › Each age group and gender will race separately. If any rider catches an age group in front they must not draft.
Facilities Toilets and Showers available at the Richmond Football Clubrooms.
Special Instructions › The race will start outside the RFC on Colebrook Road, racing through Campania and Colebrook turning at the 28km mark and returning to finish 300m from the start. All riders must obey road rules. › Start times will be in age groups with intervals of ten (10) minutes starting from 9.00am. If any age group has less than six riders, the remaining riders will ride with the age group above but still be eligible for their own group championship.
Other Information › Medal presentations at 1.00pm at the Richmond Football Clubrooms.
Event Code Event Entry Fee Road Race (Male) $20 Road Race (Female) $20
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-39 40 40-49 50 50 - 59 60+ 60 years and over
18 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event CYCLING (TIME TRIAL)
Coordinator Scott Kregor Email: [email protected]
Venue Richmond Historic Town, approximately 25km from Hobart CBD starting from the Richmond Football Club clubrooms.
Competition Date Wednesday 24th February 2010 commencing at 9am. › Sign in for participants opens at 8.00am and closes at 8.45am at the Richmond Football Club clubrooms. Compulsory briefing at 8.50am. › Riders will need to sign in and collect race numbers. Start time is 9am sharp, with riders leaving at 30 second intervals.
Description › The time trial is a 20km race of truth along public roads in the Coal Valley. Time trials are raced individually and drafting other riders is not permissible.
Facilities Toilets and Showers available at the Richmond Football Clubrooms.
Special Instructions The race will start outside the RFC on Colebrook Road, racing through Campania turning at the 10km mark and returning to finish adjacent to the start. All riders must obey road rules.
Other Information Medal presentations at 1.00pm at the Richmond Football Clubrooms.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Southern Tasmanian Veterans Cycling › Dave Buckingham
Event Code Event Entry Fee Time Trial (Male) $20 Time Trial (Female) $20
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-39 40 40-49 50 50-59 60+ 60 years and over
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 19 Event CYCLING (TRACK)
Coordinator Sergeant Scott Kregor Email: [email protected]
Venue Newtown Oval, approximately 5km from Hobart CBD. The track is bitumen with little banking.
Competition Date Monday 22 February 2010 commencing at 9am. › Sign in for participants opens at 8.00am at the track and close at 8.45am. Riders will need to sign in. Competition will start at 9.00am.
Description Scratch Race: A scratch race is a race in which all competitors start from scratch and all riders complete between 15 and 30 laps. If a rider gains an entire lap on the peloton and keeps this to the finish, this advantage places them ahead of the other riders that have completed fewer laps. Age groups will be racing separately, but where there are fewer than 10 riders in each age group, age groups will be amalgamated. Championship medals will still be awarded for the winner of the age and gender group. Individual time trial: Each rider will race against the clock for one lap of the track. Riders will be held up by an official ready to start. Elimination Race: Every two laps the last rider drops out until three riders are left to compete in a sprint finish. When the three riders are left, a bell will sound and three laps will be left for a sprint finish.
Facilities Change rooms, Showers , Bar Facility. Shops nearby.
Special Instructions
Other Information Medal presentations at the track. (dependant on numbers and finishing time).
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Southern Tasmanian Veterans Cycling › Dave Buckingham
Event Code Event Entry Fee Scratch Race (Male) $10 Scratch Race (Female) $10 Individual Time Trial (Male) $10 Individual Time Trial (Female) $10 Elimination Race (Male) $10 Elimination Female (Female) $10
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-39 40 40-49 50 50-59 60+ 60 years and over
20 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event DARTS
Coordinator Constable Rod Sargent Email: [email protected]
Venue Board Walk Gallery - Wrest Point Hotel Casino.
Competition Date Monday 22 Feb 6pm (singles male and female). Tuesday 23 Feb 6pm (mixed doubles and cricket).
Description Singles (Male and female) This event will be a knock out competition, with the qualifying rounds being the best of three games of 501. There will be both male and female competitions. The semi final and final will be best of five games of 501. Doubles (Mixed Doubles) The doubles competition will be a knock out, with the best of three games to 601. Teams can consist of all males, all female, or mixed. Cricket (Events Male singles, female singles and Mixed doubles) Cricket shall be played using the numbers 20, 19,18,17,16,15, and both the inner and outer bull. There will be both male and female singles events. Teams can consist of all male, all female, or mixed.
Facilities › Wrest Point Hotel Casino is located on the shores of the Derwent River, it has comprehensive choice of restaurants and bars. › The boardwalk gallery will have its own bar for this event.
Special Instructions › All events will be open, having no age categories. › In the singles competition, the losing player will be expected to chalk the next games. In the doubles, those players not actually playing will be expected to chalk games that are in progress. › Limited to 32 entries, late entries will be accepted.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Wrest Point Hotel Casino › Tasmanian Darts Council › Brighton Darts Association › Keith and Carol Heard
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male Single $10 Female Single $10 Mixed Doubles $10 Male Single (cricket) $10 Female Single (cricket) $10 Mixed Doubles (cricket) $10
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 21 Event DUATHLON
Coordinator Senior Constable Scott Brierley Email: [email protected]
Venue Nutgrove Beach, Sandy Bay.
Competition Date Thursday 25 February 2010 at 11am.
Description 4km run, 16 km bike, 4 km run Individual – all age groups. Teams – no age groups. First three places male, female and unisex to cross line. The bike course is a technical multi looped course in and around the streets of Sandy Bay. The loop will be approximately 4kms flat and technical. The run follows the foreshore long the river and again is a multi looped course which is spectator friendly. There will be a slight hill on each lap which is around 50mts.
Facilities › Toilets and change rooms › Café and shops nearby
Special Instructions › The event will be held in accordance with Triathlon Australia rules and regulations. › Teams to consist of one runner and cyclist. › Competitors in team events can only compete in either male or female team or a unisex team. › Running shoes must be worn during the run portion of the event. › Approved helmets must be worn during the cycle leg by all riders and until the bike has been racked upon completion of this leg.
Other Information › Sign in for participants is at 10am with briefing at 10.30am. › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Kerry Stubbs, National Operations Manager, T3 Events
Event Code Event Entry Fee Duathlon (male) $30 Duathlon (female) $30 Team Open (male x 2) $20 p/p Team Open (female x 2) $20 p/p Team Open (mixed x 2) $20 p/p
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
Age Code Description (team) 00 Open
22 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event GOLF
Coordinator Inspector Craig Waterhouse Email: [email protected]
Venue Royal Hobart Located at Seven Mile Beach, the Club is only 20 kilometres from Hobart on the Eastern Shore of the Derwent River. Tasmania Golf Club Bounded by water on three sides, the spectacular Tasmania Golf Club is set on the picturesque Barilla Bluff, just 15 minutes east of the Hobart CBD and only 2 minutes from the Hobart Airport.
Competition Date Royal Hobart Golf Club 7.30am / 12.30pm Monday 22 February 2010 7.30am / 12.30pm Tuesday 23 February 2010 Tasmania Golf Club 7.30am / 12.30pm Thursday 25 February 2010 7.30am / 12.30pm Friday 26 February 2010
Description 1st Round Royal Hobart Golf Club - Single Stableford Event 2nd Round Royal Hobart Golf Club - Stroke Event 3rd Round Tasmania Golf Club - Single Stableford Event 4th Round Tasmania Golf Club - Stroke Event
Facilities Carts and pull buggies are available at all courses. Carts available for participants over 65 years and or have a medical certificate. Meals and shower facilities available at all courses. Car parking available at both courses.
Special Instructions Morning starts at 7.30am, afternoon starts 12.30pm. A Grade (0 -12 handicap) B Grade (13 -19 handicap) C Grade (20 – 36 handicap) Competition will be held over 4 days. Female players will play off ladies markers. No age categories. Maximum handicaps will be 36 for males and 45 for females. AGU and NZGU handicaps will be accepted. Players without handicaps may enter but will not be eligible to win medals. Participants may enter daily events or over the full 4 day competition. Medals for daily and overall winners. Proof of handicap will be required at Registration. Golflink number is required from all participants. Management Committee reserves the right to change grades dependant upon entries. Strict dress attire and soft spikes must be worn. NOTE Player numbers restricted to 200. The competition will be conducted under the rules of golf. Any protest or issues will in the first instance be handled by the Tasmania Police Golf Club Match Committee.
Other Information
Event Code Event Entry Fee Golf (4 days) $190 Golf (Daily) $55
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 23 Event HOCKEY
Coordinator Constable Sarah Mansfield Email: [email protected]
Venue Tasmanian Hockey Centre Bell Street, Newtown.
Competition Date Monday 22 February to Friday 26 February. Commencing 9am.
Description › Competition will be a round robin type format depending on the number of teams entered. All games will be played in 25 minute halves except the finals which will be 35 minute halves.
Facilities › Toilets, change-rooms, showers, canteen. Licensed facility.
Special Instructions › No age divisions, male, female and unisex competition.
Other Information › Maximum number of 15 per team – 11 on field 3 reserves and 1 non-playing coach or 4 reserves with playing coach. › Non playing coaches must register to be eligible for medals. › Team shirts are required to be worn during competition, as must long socks, shin pads and mouth guards. Jewellery and hard peak caps are not permitted. Match balls will be supplied but however other equipment is the responsibility of competing teams. › Appropriate footwear is to be worn not studded boots (ie: football boots). › International Hockey rules will apply.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Stephen McMullen and Joanne Traynor – Hockey Tasmania
Event Code Event Entry Fee Mens $40 p/p Womens $40 p/p Mixed $40 p/p
24 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event LAWN BOWLS
Coordinator Sergeant Phil Hobbs Email: [email protected]
Venue Derwent City Bowls Club (DCBC), Corner of Ryde and Letitia Street, North Hobart.
Competition Date Monday 22 to Friday 26 February 2010. Commencing 9am.
Description Monday 22nd, Pairs - Day One Tuesday 23rd, Pairs - Day Two Wednesday 24th, Pairs - Finals (if Required) Thursday 25th, Fours - Day One Friday 26th, Fours Day Two Pairs: Day 1: Sectional Play. Day 2: all sectional winners from day 1 to play in a knockout format to determine winner with Gold medal and Bronze medal play off to be held on Wednesday. Fours: Day 1 and 2: A random sectional draw will be completed with all fours playing 6 games. Highest qualifying scores will determine medal placing’s.
Facilities › Derwent City Bowls Club has a licensed bar, meals, showers toilets. › DCBC have limited sets of bowls for competitor use.
Special Instructions › Dependant on numbers the first day of the pairs may require some participants to play at the Buckingham Bowls Club at 4 St John Avenue, New Town. Transport from Derwent City Bowls Club to that location will be arranged by the organisers.
Other Information › Derwent City Bowls club has 18 rinks. Please contact the club for practice times that may be available on Sunday 21st February and Wednesday 24th February 2010.
Acknowledgements › The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Derwent City Bowls Club
Event Code Event Entry Fee Pairs $20 Fours $20
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 25 Event MOUNTAIN BIKE
Coordinator Alison Mackay Email: [email protected]
Venue Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park Tolosa Street, Glenorchy.
Competition Date Friday 26 February 9am. Saturday 27 February 9am.
Description Day 1: Cross Country Day 2: Downhill Cross Country This is a course will cater to the strengths of every XC rider without totally exposing their weaknesses. The 5km course includes a little of everything and the rider that may not excel in one particular area, but performs quite well climbing, descending and negotiating a variety of technical tracks will be in with some chance of doing well. There are short sections of steep climb, but not so long as to put the non-climber at a distinct disadvantage. There are also a couple of longer, less demanding climbs that will put the climber at some advantage but less able climbers will not lose their race there if they commit. Downhill sections of the course are a combination of technical, with a couple of very tight switchbacks plus some faster sections of single track and a short fire-trail section for those with real speed. An undulating “rollercoaster” style section is also included where a combination of power and technical skill could see a rider make up time. Approximately 18 –23 minutes a lap. Races will be approximately 1.5 to 2 hours in duration (depending on age group i.e. A Group = 18 – 29 Open). A group 6 laps, B group 5 laps, C group 4 laps, D group 3 laps and E group 2 laps.
26 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Downhill The DH course is fast and a spectator’s dream! After a fast rocky start with a small but unforgiving jump in the first 40metres, riders cross the road into a very rocky section that twists and turns its way down to a 2 meter drop off, with a more forgiving line for lesser mortals. The track turns hard right and winds through the gum forest which includes a number of jumps, fallen trees, drops and rock walls to negotiate before winding back to follow the road through a very lumpy rock garden, then back to more of the same with some very fast and demanding track among the trees. Riders burst from the trees, some dropping onto a fire road crossing, others metres off the ground having taken the ramp to launch across the gap and landing in a fast, narrow section among the pines for a last concentrated effort before exiting to an open section above the village, finishing across a series of fast jumps and a massive berm turning them toward the finish line at the centre of the village. The Downhill event will be conducted on the Saturday and is expected to be demanding and only competent riders should consider this event. It is very important to understand though that the danger is relevant to the speed in which you wish to travel. Competitors are required to complete a walkthrough of the course and complete a practice run/s prior to competing. Practice will commence at 0900 hours and finish at 10;30hrs. Races will commence at 1100 hours sharp. Sign on will be between 0800 and 1100 hours. lutely no late sign on will be accepted after this time. It is recommended that competitors wear an approved full face helmet, shin, elbow guards and body armour for this event. Dual suspension bikes recommended.
Facilities Limited. Porta loos. Tent cover.
Special Instructions Compulsory requirements. › All riders will need to be licensed (MTBA day/event) license available through cycling club for $15 for entire event). › A full face helmet is mandatory & must be securely fastened. › All bikes must have front and rear working brakes. › Handle bar ends must be securely and firmly plugged so as to prevent injury. › MTBA strongly recommends that riders wear protective clothing such as back, elbow, knee & shoulder protection with a rigid surface; thigh padding; shin padding; long pants; long sleeved shirts; full finger gloves. › All riders to declare to race co-ordinators of any medical alerts we need to be aware of (diabetes, asthma, infectious diseases etc).
Other Information The Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park is about 15 minutes from the Hobart city centre.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Hobart Wheelers & Dirt Devils
Event Code Event Entry Fee Down Hill Male $30 Cross Country Male $30 Down Hill Female $30 Cross Country Female $30
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 18-29 Open 30 30-39 40 40-49 50 50-59 60+ 60 years and over
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 27 Event NETBALL
Coordinator Constable Vanessa Whelan Email: [email protected]
Venue Aurora Stadium, Creek Road, Newtown.
Competition Date Wednesday 24 to Saturday 27 February 2010 Commencing at 9am.
Description Netball Female › Australian National Netball Association rules will apply. › A maximum of 10 players is permitted on each team. › Bibs are to be supplied by teams. › Non-playing coaches must register and enter event to be eligible for medals. › If there are sufficient entries this competition will allow for grading in the final series with medals to be awarded in A, B and C Grade. Netball Mixed › Australian National Netball Association rules will apply. › A maximum of 10 players is permitted on each team. › Maximum of three (3) males and a minimum of one (1) must be on the court at any one time. › Bibs are to be supplied by teams. › Non-playing coaches must register and enter event to be eligible for medals. › Male players cannot play in the same attacking or defending third. (GD, GK, C – not acceptable – WA, C, WD acceptable).
Facilities Canteen, lounge room & TV area, showers, toilets, ample parking and licensed bar.
Special Instructions No age divisions. Umpires will be provided.
Other Information Venue details available online at www.stna.asn.au.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Southern Tasmanian Netball Association › Phil Stoneman › Narelle Cameron, Umpire Development, Netball Tasmania
Event Code Event Entry Fee Female Team $40 p/p Mixed Team $40 p/p
28 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event ORIENTEERING
Coordinator Constable Phil Merrigan Emal: [email protected]
Venue Pittwater Dunes, 25 km from Hobart, 5 km from Hobart Airport – Drive past the Airport on the Tasman Highway and turn right at the first turnoff - follow the Orienteering signs from there.
Competition Date 10am Sunday 21 February 2010.
Description FORMAT: Middle distance format - courses 3.5 km - 6 km STARTS: Starts at 2 minute intervals. TIMING: The event will utilize Sportident electronic timing. Any competitors without their own Sportident e-card may hire one from the organisers.
Facilities Limited facilities. Porta-loos provided. BBQ at conclusion.
Special Instructions TERRAIN NOTES: Pittwater is an extensive area of sand dunes, much of which is covered by pine forest but with many open areas of marram grass and some areas of cleared pine forest. Pittwater was used in the 1999 Australian 3 Day Championships and the 2005 Australian Championships carnivals and is renowned for its complex navigational requirements.
Other Information › Sign on for competitors is at 9am with briefing at 9.30am. › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property.
Event Code Event Entry Fee Orienteering (Male) $20 Orienteering (Female) $20
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open (Course 1) 30 30-39 (Course 2) 40 40-49 (Course 3) 50 50 - 59 (Course 4) 60+ 60 years and over (Course 5)
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 29 Event POWERLIFTING (Bench Lift / Push Pull)
Coordinator Tony Burley Email: [email protected]
Venue Elizabeth Street Mall Hobart.
Competition Date 10.30am Wednesday 24 February 2010 (Mall).
Description › Power lifting will consist of Bench Press and a Push/Pull Competition (combined Bench Press and Dead lift) and they are the only lifts to be used during this competition. › Weight categories only, there will be no age divisions. Order of competition will be as follows: › All competitors entered in bench only and push/pull competition will have their three attempts at the bench press as per the IPF rules (see below). › Once the bench press part of the competition is concluded the dead lift section of the push/pull competition will follow immediately and those competitors lifting in the push/pull competition will have their three attempts at the dead lift as per the IPF rules. Medals will be presented as follows: › Bench Press only competition 1st, 2nd, 3rd by weight division › Push/Pull competition 1st, 2nd, 3rd by weight division
Facilities Toilets and shops
Special Instructions › You must enter your weight division on your online entry form. The IPF rules in relation to making weight will be in effect. Weigh in will take place at 8.30am on the day of competition in the Elizabeth Street Mall. › A one piece lifting costume if preferred, however tight fitting bike shorts will be accepted – loose fitting shorts or track pants will not be accepted. › A shirt (T Shirt) shall be worn during the performance of the Bench Press for both men and women, but is optional in the Dead lift where singlets (tucked in) can be worn. › The T shirt shall be plain, but may contain the competitor’s agency logo. › Knee length socks are mandatory in the dead lift. › The use of power lifting single ply bench press shirts and single ply dead lift suits can be used.
Other Information International Power lifting Federation (IPF) rules as guidelines. http://www.powerlifting-ipf.com/fileadmin/data/Technical_Rules/IPF_rulebook_01_2009.pdf
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Hobart City Council › Launceston PCYC
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male: Bench Press $25 Male: Push/Pull $25 Female: Bench Press $25 Female: Push/Pull $25
30 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Weight Code Description (Individual) M: 56 kg and under M: 60 kg and under M: 67.5 kg and under M: 75 kg and under M: 82.5 kg and under M: 90 kg and under M: 100 kg and under M: 110 kg and under M: 125 kg and under M: Over 125kg W: 48 kg and under W: 52 kg and under W: 56 kg and under W: 60 kg and under W: 67.7 kg and under W: 75 kg and under W: 82.5 kg and under W: 90 kg and under W: Over 90 kg
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 31 Event ROAD RACE
Coordinator Constable Jarrod Gibson Email: [email protected]
Venue Domain Athletic Centre, Domain, Hobart.
Competition Date Thursday 25 February 2010. Commencing at 5pm.
Description 5km and 10 km run. › The course is challenging. The course is a 5km loop that commences at the Domain Athletic Centre, travels out of the venue onto the loop road and then down the Domain area towards the Botanical Gardens and then returns to the Athletic Centre. Two laps for the 10km entrants.
Facilities Facilities located at the Domain Athletic Centre. Toilets, showers, ample car parking.
Special Instructions › Registration for participants is at 4pm with briefing at 4.45pm. › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property.
Other Information All sex and age divisions.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Athletics South › Tasmanian Masters Athletics Inc and members
Event Code Event Entry Fee 5 km Male $20 5 km Female $20 10 km Male $20 10 km Male $20
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
32 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event ROWING (INDOOR)
Coordinator Sergeant Debbie Williams Email: [email protected]
Venue Board Walk Gallery - Wrest Point Hotel Casino.
Competition Date Thursday 25 February. Commencing at 6pm.
Description › Individual and team events will be rowed over 1000 metres using Concept II Rowing Machines.
Facilities › Wrest Point Hotel Casino is located on the shores of the Derwent River, it has comprehensive choice of restaurants and bars. The boardwalk gallery will have its own bar for this event.
Special Instructions › Age groups for individual events will be standard age groups to 60+. › Team pairs will complete in 10 year age group increments to 60+. › Male and female.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Wrest Point Hotel Casino › Concept II Australia
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male single $20 Female single $20 Female team $10 p/p Male team $10 p/p
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
Age Code Description (team) 18 to 29 years Open 30 to 39 years 30 40 to 49 years 40 50 to 59 years 50 60 years plus 60
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 33 Event RUGBY 7S
Coordinator Sergeant Damien Bidgood [email protected]
Venue Rugby Park, Hobart.
Competition Date Monday 22 February 10am. Tuesday 23 February 10am.
Description No age divisions. Competition format will depend on the number of teams – either round robin or pools. Maximum of 10 players per team including coach is permitted. Non playing coaches must register and enter to be eligible for medals. International Rugby Board Law will apply. Uniforms are to be supplied by each team.
Facilities Canteen, showers, toilets, ample parking and a licensed facility.
Special Instructions
Other Information The TRU Club will be conducting a practice day on Sunday 21 February with practice matches available for competing teams. The TRU are considering a representative game (AP & ES combined team) involving the Tasmanian U21 team on Wednesday 24 February 2010.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Tasmanian Rugby Union › Mark Playle
Event Code Event Entry Fee Team $35 p/p
34 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event SAILING
Coordinator Paul Gray Email: [email protected]
Venue The Sandy Bay Sailing Club is located on the point of Sandy Bay Beach, nestled in the foothills of Mount Wellington, overlooking the beautiful Derwent River.
Competition Date 10am Thursday 25 February 2010. 10am Friday 26 February 2010.
Description Racing will involve 12 identical Pacer Dinghy’s with 2 people onboard each boat. The format will consist of multiple Round Robin racing followed by semi-finals and concluding with the finals on the afternoon of the second day. Each Round Robin will consist of twelve boats all sailing off in a race with points gathered for relevant placing’s being added up as the competition evolves. The competitors with the least accumulated points at the conclusion of the round robin stages will advance to the semi-finals and then the same will occur for entry in to the final.
Facilities Clubrooms with balcony overlooking the water and racing area. Ample parking, kitchen, kiosk. BBQ facilities. Licensed Bar. Sheltered lawn viewing area. Beaches and park area.
Special Instructions A compulsory briefing will be held on the first day of competition at 9am.The racing will take place on the waters directly in front of the Clubhouse which will provide the sailors, their families and spectators with very close and exciting racing. Competitors must have sailing experience. Any obvious signs of an inability to sail may result in immediate disqualification. Life jackets will be supplied.
Other Information This event is limited to 48 competitor entries. The club looks out on one of the most interesting and exciting sailing venues in the world, with its tidal influences, shifting winds off the mountain and afternoon sea breeze.
Event Code Event Entry Fee Match Race Team $60 per team
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 35 Event SHOOTING (Large Bore)
Coordinator Constable Christopher Langshaw Email: [email protected]
Venue Sanford Rifle Range, Sandford.
Competition Date Wednesday 24 February 2010 9am start. Thursday 25 February 2010 9am start.
Description A Grade B Grade C Grade F Class (Standard) Day 1: 300, & 500 metres Day 2: 600 & 700 metres
Facilities Toilets, ample parking. Time will be allowed for lunch and there are shops situated a short drive from venue. A club BBQ lunch is being considered.
Special Instructions › No late entries. › Must hold a current firearms licence. › Event is limited to a maximum of 20 shooters. › National Rifle Association of Australia, Standard Shooting rules will apply. › Participants should note that in relation to the transportation of firearms, the Tasmanian guidelines for the transportation of firearms will apply whilst firearms are in this state. The guidelines are available on the Tasmania Police website. (www.police.tas.gov.au).
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › The Tasmanian Rifle Association Inc › Stan Prendergast and members of the Sanford Rifle Club
Event Code Event Entry Fee A Grade Day 1 $35 B Grade Day 1 $35 C Grade Day 1 $35 F Class (Standard) Day 1 $35 A Grade Day 2 $35 B Grade Day 2 $35 C Grade Day 2 $35 F Class (Standard) Day 2 $35
36 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Categories:
A Grade 300m A Grade 500m A Grade 600m A Grade 700m B Grade 300m B Grade 500m B Grade 600m B Grade 700m C Grade 300m C Grade 500m C Grade 600m C Grade 700m F Class (Standard) 300m F Class (Standard) 500m F Class (Standard) 600m F Class (Standard) 700m
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 37 Event SHOOTING (SMALL BORE)
Coordinator Kerry Turfrey Email: [email protected]
Venue Tasmanian Pistol and Rifle Club Shene Road, Pontville.
Competition Date Monday 22 February 2010. Commencing at 10am.
Description › Rim fire Bench Rest Rifle Match (Small Bore). › 60 shots prone at 50 metres.
Facilities Toilets, ample parking, limited catering.
Special Instructions › Maximum 60 competitors. › No late entries. › Must hold a current firearms licence. › Participants should note that in relation to the transportation of firearms, the Tasmanian guidelines for the transportation of firearms will apply whilst firearms are in this state. › The guidelines and are available on the Tasmania Police website. (www.police.tas.gov.au)
Other Information Grading: A 600-580 B 579.9-565 C 564.9-500 D 549.9-
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › The Tasmanian Pistols & Rifle Club Inc and members
Event Code Event Entry Fee A Grade $20 B Grade $20 C Grade $20 D Grade $20
38 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event SHOOTING (TRAP & SKEET)
Coordinator Allan Vilcins [email protected] [email protected]
Venue Hobart Gun Club Shene Road, Pontville.
Competition Date Saturday 27 February - AP&ES Games. Competition commences at 9am. Practice - Friday 26 February.
Description Shotgun – Skeet 50 Target Skeet – AA Grade 50 Target Skeet – A Grade 50 Target Skeet – B Grade 50 Target Skeet – C Grade Shotgun – Trap 25 Target Double Barrel – AA Grade 25 Target Double Barrel – A Grade 25 Target Double Barrel – B Grade 25 Target Double Barrel – C Grade 25 Target Single Barrel – AA Grade 25 Target Single Barrel – A Grade 25 Target Single Barrel – B Grade 25 Target Single Barrel – C Grade 25 Target Point score – AA Grade 25 Target Point score – A Grade 25 Target Point score – B Grade 25 Target Point score – C Grade Team Event, 3 person on Double Barrel event, (Gold only). Graded high gun for trap events, (Gold only).
Facilities Toilets, ample parking, licensed and catered event. The venue has a shaded seating area.
Special Instructions › Ammunition will be on sale at the venue. Automatic traps. › Grades and events may be changed at the discretion of the organisers. › Participants should note that in relation to the transportation of firearms, the Tasmanian guidelines for the transportation of firearms will apply whilst firearms are in this state. The guidelines and are available on the www.police.tas.gov.au
Other Information Competitors not holding an ACTA grading will be graded by the competition organisers on the day of competition. All shooters note: On Sunday 28th February, The Hobart Gun Club is hosting an invitational shoot. All shooters invited to attend.
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 39 Acknowledgements The 2010 AP&ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in hosting this event: › Hobart Gun Club › Allan Kenny of the Hobart Gun Club › Allan Vilcins of South Australia Police
Event Code Event Entry Fee 50 Target Skeet – AA Grade $15 50 Target Skeet – A Grade $15 50 Target Skeet – B Grade $15 50 Target Skeet – C Grade $15
25 Target Trap Double Barrel – AA Grade $15 25 Target Trap Double Barrel – A Grade $15 25 Target Trap Double Barrel – B Grade $15 25 Target Trap Double Barrel – C Grade $15
25 Target Trap Single Barrel – AA Grade $15 25 Target Trap Single Barrel – A Grade $15 25 Target Trap Single Barrel – B Grade $15 25 Target Trap Single Barrel – C Grade $15
25 Target Trap Point score – AA Grade $15 25 Target Trap Point score – A Grade $15 25 Target Trap Point score – B Grade $15 25 Target Trap Point score – C Grade $15
Trap Shooting High Gun AA Grade 0 Trap Shooting High Gun A Grade Trap Shooting High Gun B Grade Trap Shooting High Gun C Grade
Team Event - 3 person team on Trap - Double Barrel event only. $5 p/p
40 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event SHOOTING (PISTOL)
Coordinator Kerry Turfrey Email: [email protected]
Venue Tasmanian Pistol and Rifle Club Shene Road, Pontville.
Competition Date Sunday 21 February 2010 and Monday 22 February 2010. Commencing at 10am.
Description Service Pistol ( Power Factor Applies). Service Pistol Unrestricted (Non Power Factor). Service Pistol Team (4 persons).
Facilities Toilets, ample parking, limited catering.
Special Instructions › Maximum 60 participants. › 90 Rounds per match. › No late entries. › All scores in the event will count toward the total team score. › A squadding list will be prepared as the range has limited shooting positions. › Must hold a current firearms licence or equivalent for use of pistols. › Only non-jacketed ammunition is to be used on the range. › Participants should note that in relation to the transportation of firearms, the Tasmanian guidelines for the transportation of firearms will apply whilst firearms are in this state. The guidelines and are available on the Tasmania Police website. (www.police.tas.gov.au).
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: The Tasmanian Pistol & Rifle Club Inc and members
Event Code Event Entry Fee Service Pistol $20 Service Pistol Team $5 p/p Service Pistol Unrestricted $20
Description (Individual) A Grade B Grade C Grade D grade
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 41 Event SNOOKER
Coordinator Frank Boonstra Email: [email protected]
Venue Claremont RSL, Bilton Street, Claremont.
Competition Date 10am Friday 26 February 2010. 10am Saturday 27 February 2010.
Description Singles event only (male and female).
Facilities Licensed facility. Toilets. Near shops and parks.
Special Instructions Dress code: Collared short or long sleeved shirt, neat dress pants and shoes. No shorts, thongs or t-shirts.
Other Information › Each frame will be strictly timed (30 minutes). › One frame per game. › A random draw will be conducted dividing people into groups of four competitors who will play each other once. › This will be followed by an elimination phase where the two bottom ranked players will go through too the plate event. › The two overall winners of each group will proceed through too the Championship event. › Late entries allowed. The event is capped at 32 competitors.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Claremont RSL Club › Robert Higgins › Peter Randall
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male Singles $15 Female Singles $15
Singles Champion (Male) Singles Champion (Female) Plate Winner (Male) Plate Winner (Female)
42 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event SOCCER (FIELD)
Coordinator Inspector George Cretu Email: [email protected]
Venue Wentworth Park, Bellerive.
Competition Date Wednesday 24, Thursday 25, Friday 26 and Saturday 27 of February 2010.
Description Events: Open – male and female, and over 35s competition › Teams are permitted 18 players with one registered non playing official. › All games are unlimited interchange otherwise FIFA rules apply. › Competitors in the over 35s teams can include male and female players and up to a maximum of three players 30 years or older. › Proof of age will be required on registration. › Uniforms are to be supplied by teams and teams are encouraged to have an alternative strip.
Facilities Canteen, showers, toilets, and ample parking.
Special Instructions The full draw and competition details will be provided to the team manager or captain prior to the commencement of the competition.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Clarence City Council › Clarence United FC Inc.
Event Code Event Entry Fee Open Male Team $35 p/p Open Female Team $35 p/p Over 35s $35 p/p
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 43 Event SOCCER (INDOOR)
Coordinator Sergeant Chris Parr Email: [email protected]
Venue Eastern Shore Indoor Sports, 10 Percy Street, Bellerive.
Competition Date Sunday 21, Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 February. Games commence at 9am.
Description › Indoor soccer will be four a side. › Competition format will depend on the number of teams – either round robin or pools. › Maximum of 8 players per team including coach. › All equipment and umpires supplied. › No sex divisions.
Facilities › Action Indoor Sport Stadium is one of the most modern stadiums in Australia; it has a fully licensed players retreat. The facility has ample parking and shops are located nearby.
Special Instructions › 4+ is a new and exciting adaptation of the World Game. › It emphasises running, passing and ball skills to a provided a high energy, fast moving game.
Other Information Uniforms are to be supplied by each team.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Action Indoor Sport Stadium
Event Code Event Entry Fee Team Open $40 p/p Team 35+ $40 p/p
44 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event SOFTBALL (SLOW PITCH)
Coordinator Constable Sandy Kregor Email: [email protected]
Venue Queens Park Softball Stadium, Glenorchy
Competition Date Monday 22, Tuesday 23 February 2010
Description › Softball (slow pitch). › Any number of teams can enter this competition. › Divisions will be made of male, female and a mixed competition. › Ten players to take the field. › Games will be 70 minutes duration. › ASF Slow Pitch Rules will apply.
Facilities Toilets, showers, change rooms, canteen, bar, on site parking.
Special Instructions › A full draw and tournament details will be provided to teams prior to commencement of competition. › Teams are permitted a maximum of 16 players (including a coach). › Non playing coaches must register and enter the event to be eligible for medals.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Laurie Newman › Southern Softball Association
Event Code Event Entry Fee Female Team $35 p/p Male Team $35 p/p Mixed Team $35 p/p
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 45 Event SQUASH
Coordinator Senior Sergeant Darren Spinks Email: [email protected]
Venue Moonah Indoor Sports Centre, 17 Gormanston Road, Moonah.
Competition Date 9am Monday 22 February 2010 and 9am Tuesday 23 February 2010.
Description Squash (no age divisions) Singles – Men’s Open Singles – Women’s Open Singles – Men’s A Grade Singles – Women’s A Grade Singles – Men’s B Grade Singles – Women’s B Grade Singles – Men’s C Grade Singles – Women’s C Grade Singles – Men’s D Grade › It is proposed to conduct matches on a Round Robin basis. Games will consist of point a rally scoring, to 15 points. › Depending on pool sizes, games will consist of either, best of 3, or best of 5 games format.
Facilities Showers, toilets, ample parking and a licensed facility. There are numerous food outlets within a short walking distance of the centre.
Special Instructions › Participants are required to wear non marking soles and appropriate sports wear. › If there are insufficient players per grade, then some grades may be combined at the discretion of the Sports Coordinator. › Players will be expected to score/umpire some matches.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Janet Webster
Event Code Event Entry Fee Men’s Open singles $20 Men’s A Grade singles $20 Men’s B Grade singles $20 Men’s C Grade singles $20 Men’s D Grade singles $20 Women’s Open singles $20 Women’s A Grade singles $20 Women’s B Grade singles $20 Women’s C Grade singles $20
46 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event STAIR RACE
Coordinator Shane Batt (TFS) Email: [email protected]
Venue Wrest Point Casino concluding at top of Mt Nelson steps.
Competition Date Saturday 27 February 2010 at 8am.
Description › Individual – all age groups. › 3km – actual stairs are 1.1km. › The run will start at the foot of Nelson Road traffic lights opposite the Wrest Point Casino continue up Nelson Rd to the Churchill Avenue junction before taking a right hand turn, then a left, onto the steps climbing to the top. The race will finish at the reservoir.
Facilities Toilets.
Special Instructions Transport will be provided to convey competitors back to the presentation area at Wrest Point Casino.
Other Information › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property. › Registration for participants is at 7am with briefing at 7.30pm.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Kerry Stubbs, National Operations Manager, T3 Events › Hobart City Council › Tasmania Police › Wrest Point Hotel Casino
Event Code Event Entry Fee Stair Race (male) $20 Stair Race (female) $20
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 47 Event SWIMMING (OPEN WATER)
Coordinator Sergeant Paul Steane Email: [email protected]
Venue Nutgrove Beach, Sandy Bay
Competition Date Thursday 25 February 2010 at 10am.
Description 1.2km swim Individual – all age and sex divisions.
Facilities › Toilets and change rooms. › Café and shops nearby.
Special Instructions › Swim caps will be provided and must be worn during the swim leg by all swimmers. › Wets suits are recommended. › No floatation devices of any kind are permitted and no fins or hand devices allowed. › The swim is conducted in the Derwent River. › The swim will be supervised by members of Surf Lifesaving Tasmania.
Other Information › Registration for participants is at 9am with briefing at 9.30am. › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property. › Water temperature will be in the range 16-19 degrees.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Don Marsh and Surf Lifesaving Tasmania › Hobart City Council
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male $20 Female $20
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
48 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event SWIMMING (POOL)
Coordinator Senior Constable Justin Helmich Email: [email protected]
Venue Hobart Aquatic Centre – 10 Davies Street, Hobart.
Competition Date Sunday 21 February 6pm – 9pm. Monday 22 February 9am – 12mid and 2pm – 5pm.
Description Session One (Evening) 800 Free 50 Breast 100 Free 200 IM 4 x 50 Free relay Session Two (Morning) 50 Free 100 Fly 50 Back 400 Free 4 x 50 Medley Relay Session Three (Afternoon) 100 Back 50 Fly 200 Free 100 Breast 4 x 100 FS relay
Facilities The Hobart Aquatic Centre is a world class indoor venue. The facility includes a canteen, spectator seating and change rooms with showers. Ample parking.
Special Instructions NO ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN ON THE DAYS OF COMPETITION. (Relay teams accepted at the discretion of the organising committee.)
Other Information › Competitors must report to the marshalling area to register their arrival at the venue. A competitor who does not report after his/her name has been called twice may be scratched from the event. › Competitors who wish to voluntarily scratch themselves from an event should notify the Marshall well prior to the event. › The onus is on the competitors to be at the marshalling area when their event is called. › Note: Events may have combined age groups to facilitate the expediency of the events. › Age groupings Individual standard age groups apply: OPEN (18-29), 30-34, 35-39, 40-44 through to 60+. › Relay age groups: - up to 120 years, 121-160 years, 161-200 years, 200 years +
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Hobart Aquatic Centre › Swimming Tasmania
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 49 Event Code Event Entry Fee 50 freestyle male $10 100 freestyle male $10 200 freestyle male $10 400 freestyle male $10 800 freestyle male $10 50 breaststroke male $10 100 breaststroke male $10 50 butterfly male $10 100 butterfly male $10 50 backstroke male $10 100 backstroke male $10 200 individual medley male $10 4 x 50 freestyle relay male $10 4 x50 medley relay male $10 4 x 100 freestyle relay male $10 50 freestyle female $10 100 freestyle female $10 200 freestyle female $10 400 freestyle female $10 800 freestyle female $10 50 breaststroke female $10 100 breaststroke female $10 50 butterfly female $10 100 butterfly female $10 50 backstroke female $10 100 backstroke female $10 200 individual medley female $10 4 x 50 freestyle relay female $10 4 x 50 medley relay female $10 4 x 100 freestyle relay female $10
All age groups Males and Females 1st three to finish
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60 60 -64 65 65-69 70 70 +
50 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event TABLE TENNIS
Coordinator Stewart Williams Email: [email protected]
Venue Clarence Indoor Sports Centre 20 Loinah Crescent, Montagu Bay.
Competition Date Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 February 2010. Commencing at 9am.
Description › All competitors are encouraged to enter all events for which they are eligible and those events will be run in a round robin format so as to provide each competitor with as much Table Tennis as possible.
Facilities Toilets, Showers. Ample free parking.
Special Instructions › Partners will be allocated if required. › Australian Table Tennis Rules will apply. › We would particularly like to encourage those that have not played competitive table tennis before to enter and have a go. › Bats are available for hire.
Other Information The Table Tennis venue has recently been upgraded to a high standard.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Eastside Table Tennis League › Janet Webster
Event Code Event Entry Fee Men’s Singles Men’s Doubles Women’s Singles Women’s Doubles Mixed Doubles
$25 all events inclusive
Age Code Description (individual) 00 Open 40 40+
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 51 Event TENNIS
Coordinator Karen Westell Email: [email protected]
Venue Domain Tennis Centre, 2 Davies Avenue, Hobart.
Competition Date Wednesday 24, Thursday 25 (Singles and Doubles). Friday 26 (Mixed Doubles). Commencing at 9am.
Description › Open male and female singles competition will be knockout competition with the first and or second round losers to compete in plate event competition. › All other events including open doubles competition will be a round robin competition.
Facilities The Domain Tennis Centre is a world class venue and the facilities include toilets, showers, drinks machine and licensed club rooms.
Special Instructions › Partners will be allocated if required. › Players will need to supply their own tennis racquet. › Games will be self umpired. › The age of the youngest doubles competitor will draw that pair to the lower age category. All games will be three sets.
Other Information The courts to be used in this event will be synthetic clay.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Graeme Bailey and the Domain Tennis Centre
Event Code Event Entry Fee Men’s Singles $25 Ladies Singles $25 Men’s Doubles $15 p/p Ladies Doubles $15 p/p Mixed Doubles $15 p/p
Age Code Description 00 Open 30 30-39 40 40-49 50 50-59 60+ 60+
52 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event TENPIN BOWLING
Coordinator Mr Gavin Jackson Email: [email protected]
Venue AMF Moonah Tenpin Bowl – 162 Main Road Moonah.
Competition Date Monday 22 February 2010 (Singles). Tuesday 23 February 2010 (Doubles). Wednesday 24 February 2010 (Teams). Thursday 25 February 2010 (Head to Head final). 9am start.
Description Events: Singles and Doubles will be male and female, Teams will be Unisex. Singles Open – 190 Average and above Singles – A Grade 175 - 189 Singles – B Grade 160 - 174 Singles – C Grade 159 & below Doubles – Open 380 Average and above Doubles – A Grade 350 - 378 combined Doubles – B Grade 320 - 348 combined Doubles – C Grade 318 and below combined Teams (4) Open 760 & above Team (4) – A Grade 700 -756 combined Team (4) – B Grade 640 - 696 combined Team (4) – C Grade 636 and below combined Open All Events 1st 2nd 3rd A Grade All events 1st 2nd 3rd B Grade All events 1st 2nd 3rd C Grade All events 1st 2nd 3rd
Facilities Canteen, toilets, ample parking, licensed bar. Shops nearby.
Special Instructions AVERAGES - All averages will be obtained from the singles games with the exception of the OPEN (190 and above) who will compete in that League if they nominate themselves. If you reach an average of 190 and above you will be placed in the OPEN GRADE. DO NOT BRING AN AVERAGE WITH YOU AS IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. There is no age competition. Tenpin Bowling Australia rules and regulations will apply.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › AMF Moonah Tenpin Bowl › Phil Parsons
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 53 Event Code Event Entry Fee Open Male (Singles) $25 A Grade Male (Singles) $25 B Grade Male (Singles) $25 C Grade Male (Singles) $25 Open Female (Singles) $25 A Grade Female (Singles) $25 B Grade Female (Singles) $25 C Grade Female (Singles) $25 Open Male (Doubles) $25 A Grade Male (Doubles) $25 B Grade Male (Doubles) $25 C Grade Male (Doubles) $25 Open Female (Doubles) $25 A Grade Female (Doubles) $25 B Grade Female (Doubles) $25 C Grade Female (Doubles) $25 Open Teams A Grade Teams $25 B Grade Teams $25 C Grade Teams $25 Open Grade All events A Grade All events $65 B Grade All events $65 C Grade All events $65
54 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event TOUCH FOOTBALL
Coordinator Mr Steve Haines Email: [email protected]
Venue Wentworth Park, Bellerive.
Competition Date Thursday 25, Friday 26 and Saturday 27 of February 2010. Commencing at 9am.
Description › No age divisions – male and female competition. › Competition will consist of 6 persons a side with a maximum of 14 (including coach) being permitted to register for each tea. › Non playing coaches must register and enter the event to be eligible for medals. › Australian Touch Association rules will apply. › Uniforms are to be supplied by teams.
Facilities Canteen, showers, toilets, change rooms and ample parking.
Special Instructions
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Clarence City Council › Southern Touch Association
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male $35 p/p Female Team $35 p/p Mixed Team $35 p/p
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 55 Event TRACK AND FIELD
Coordinator Constable Jarrod Gibson Email: [email protected]
Venue Domain Athletics Centre, Upper Domain Road, Hobart.
Competition Date Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 February 2010. Commencing 9am.
Description All age divisions - individuals List events: Day 1: 5000m High Jump Javelin Triple Jump 200m Discus 110 & 100 Hurdles 800m 4 x 100 m relay Day 2: 10,000m 100m Long Jump Shot Put 1500m 400m 3000m steeplechase 4 x 200m relay
Facilities Toilets, showers, licensed facility, ample car parking.
Special Instructions Where there are sufficient entries heats will be conducted for the following events 100m, 200m, 400m and hurdles. Depending on number, some age groupings may be merged for competition. Competitors must report to the marshalling area when called by the Marshall. A competitor who does not report after his/her name has been called twice may be scratched from the event. Competitors who wish to voluntarily scratch themselves from an event should notify the Marshall half an hour prior to event. Announcements will be made over the public address system but the onus is on the competitors to be at the marshalling area when their event is called. Relay age groups: - up to 120 years, 121-160 years, 161-200 years, 200 years +.
Other Information Medal presentations will occur at the venue throughout the competition.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Ms Helen Lee › Ken Doherty › Athletics South › Hobart City Council
56 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event Code Event Entry Fee Male: 100m $10 Male: 200m $10 Male: 400m $10 Male: 800m $10 Male: 1500m $10 Male: 5000m $10 Male: 10000m $10 Male: 100m hurdles $10 Male: 3000m steeplechase $10 Male 4 x 100m relay $10 Male 4 x 200m relay $10 Male: High Jump $10 Male Triple jump $10 Male: Long jump $10 Male: Javelin $10 Male: Discus $10 Male: Shot Put $10 Female: 100m $10 Female: 200m $10 Female: 400m $10 Female: 800m $10 Female: 1500m $10 Female: 5000m $10 Female: 10000m $10 Female: 100m hurdles $10 Female: 3000m steeplechase $10 Female 4 x 100m relay $10 Female 4 x 200m relay $10 Female: High Jump $10 Female Triple jump $10 Female: Long jump $10 Female: Javelin $10 Female: Discus $10 Female: Shot Put $10
All age groups Males and Females 1st three to cross the line
Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60 60-64 65 65-70 70+ 70+
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 57 Event TRIATHLON
Coordinator Sergeant Jody Dennison Email: [email protected]
Venue Nutgrove Beach, Sandy Bay.
Competition Date Tuesday 23 February 2010 at 11am.
Description 400m swim, 16 km bike and 4 km run › Individual – all age groups. › Teams – no age groups first three places male, female and unsex to cross line. › The swim course is in a protected bay area off Nut grove beach and a rectangular course will be used. › The bike course is a technical multi looped course in and around the streets of Sandy Bay. The loop will be approximately 4kms flat and technical. › The run follows the foreshore long the river and again is a multi looped course and very spectator friendly. › There will be a slight hill on each lap which is around 50 metres.
Facilities › Toilets and change rooms. › and shops nearby.
Special Instructions › The event will be held in accordance with Triathlon Australia rules and regulations. › Teams to consist of one runner, cyclist and swimmer. › Competitors in team events can only compete in either male or female team or a mixed team. › Running shoes must be worn during the run portion of the event. › Swim cap will be provided and must be worn during the swim leg and an approved helmet. must be worn during the cycle leg by all riders. › The torso is to be covered on run leg. › Wetsuits are recommended.
Other Information › Registration for participants is at 10am with briefing at 10.30am. › Medal presentations will be conducted after the last competitor completes the course. › All competitors are responsible for the security of their own property. › Water temperature will be in the range 16-19 degrees.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Kerry Stubbs, National Operations Manager, T3 Events. › Don Marsh and Surf Lifesaving Tasmania.
Event Code Event Entry Fee Triathlon (male) $35 Triathlon (female) $35 Team Open (male x 3) $15 p/p Team Open (female x 3) $15 p/p Team Open (mixed x 3) $15 p/p
58 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Age Code Description (Individual) 00 Open 30 30-34 35 35-39 40 40-44 45 45-49 50 50-54 55 55-59 60+ 60 years and over
Age Code Description (team) 00 Open
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 59 Event TUG OF WAR
Coordinator Inspector Grant Twining Email: [email protected]
Venue Tasmania Police Academy, Rokeby Road Rokeby.
Competition Date Friday 25 February 2010. Commencing at 2pm.
Description Events: Lightweight and Catchweight Events: Male Lightweight: 6 man team with non pulling coach, maximum total weight (pullers) 490kg. Catchweight: 6 man team with non pulling coach, No limit to total weight. Events: Female Lightweight: 4 women team with non pulling coach, maximum total weight (pullers) 230kg. Catchweight: 4 women team with non pulling coach, No limit to total weight. Events: Mixed One Division – 6 person team comprising of three men and three female members.
Facilities Change rooms, toilets, BBQ and refreshments.
Special Instructions › Footwear must comply with international rules and be approved by the Chief Judge. Competitor’s boots must not be built up in any way. The sole, heel and side of the heel must be perfectly flush. No metal toe plates or toe taps are permitted. A metal heel plate to a maximum thickness of 6.5mm (1/4”) that is flush on the side and bottom of the heel of the boot is permitted. › Non pulling coach must register and pay entry fee to be eligible for medals.
Other Information The event will feature a social BBQ afternoon. Late entries will be accepted for this event.
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Tasmania Police Service › Members of the Tasmania Police Academy Staff › Inspector Grant Twining
Event Code Event Entry Fee Men’s Lightweight $15 p/p Men’s Catchweight $15 p/p Women’s Lightweight $15 p/p Women’s Catchweight $15 p/p Mixed Team $15 p/p
60 2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK Event VOLLEYBALL (BEACH)
Coordinator Inspector Mark Mewis Email: [email protected]
Venue Kingston Beach, Kingston.
Competition Date Sunday 21 February, Commencing at 10am.
Description › The event will be played using around robin format – depending on team entries. 16 team cap applies, first in best dressed rule applies. › The 4 a side competition will be unisex and a maximum of 7 players for each team is permitted, requiring one female to be on court at all times. › No age groups for this competition. › Team members are required to wear clothing, including shorts. › The competition will be controlled by Volleyball Tasmania.
Facilities Shops nearby, toilets, ample parking.
Special Instructions
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Volleyball Tasmania › Steve Ibbott
Event Code Event Entry Fee Mixed Team $20 p/p
2010 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games ENTRY BOOK 61 Event VOLLEYBALL (INDOOR)
Coordinator Inspector Richard Cowling Email: [email protected]
Venue Moonah Indoor Sports Centre 17 Gormanston Road, Moonah.
Competition Date Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 February 2010. Commencing at 9am.
Description › Competition format will depend on the number of teams – either round robin or pools. › Maximum of 10 players per team including coach. › Volleyball will be conducted with the assistance of Volleyball Tasmania.
Facilities Canteen, showers, toilets, ample parking and a licensed facility.
Special Instructions Mixed team must have a minimum of two of each gender on court at all times.
Other Information
Acknowledgements The 2010 AP & ES Games acknowledges the assistance of the following in securing this event: › Volleyball Tasmania › Steve Ibbott › Moonah Indoor Sports Centre
Event Code Event Entry Fee Male Team $35 Female Team $35 Mixed Team $35
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