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Volume 12, No. 56 September 23, 2013 — 2013 Begins To Transition To Off-Track — CHINESE NATIONAL GAMES JT: 1. Lingwei Li 206-11 (63.06); 2. Li 4 x 400: 1. Romania 3:29.81. Shenyang, China, September 7–11— Zhang 203-7 (62.07). Hept: 1. Qingling Wang 5785 PR. Field Events 100(1.1): 1. Peimeng Zhang 10.08. HJ: 1. Mélanie Melfort (Fra) 6-1¼ (1.86). 200(0.1): 1. Zhang 20.47 NR. PV: 1. Marion Lotout (Fra) 14-5¼ (4.40). 400: 1. Jianxin Chen 46.19 PR. LJ: 1. Anna Jagaciak (Pol) 21-11 (6.68). 1500: 1. Haikun Zhang 3:41.27. FRANCOPHONE GAMES Nice, France, September 10–14— TJ: 1. Jagaciak 45-8 (13.92). St: 1. Yashuan Wang 8:37.66 PR. SP: 1. Anca Heltne (Rom) 56-2¾ (17.14). 10,000: 1. Longyun Ren 29:03.83. 100(-1.4): 1. Emmanuel Biron (Fra) 10.41. 200: 1. Segun Makinde (Can) 20.80. DT: 1. Suzanne Kragbé Kazai (CI) 182-4 110H(0.3): 1. Wenjun Xie 13.36. (55.58). 400H: 1. Wen Cheng 50.08. 400: 1. Antoine Gillet (Bel) 46.64. 800: 1. Abdulrahman Musaeb Bala (Qat) HT: 1. Anita Włodarczyk (Pol) 248-1 4 x 100: 1. Guangdong 38.73. (75.62); 2. Bianca Perie (Rom) 231-0 (70.41). 4 x 400: 1. Guangdong 3:05.14. 1:46.57. 1500: 1. Ayanleh Souleiman (Dji) 3:57.35. JT: 1. Krista Woodward (Can) 173-3 Field Events St: 1. Hamid Ezzine (Mor) 8:43.41. (52.82). HJ: 1. Yu Wang 7-6 (2.29). 5000: 1. Othmane El Goumri (Mor) Hept: 1. Laura Arteil (Fra) 5534. PV: 1. Changrui Xue 18-4½ (5.60). 13:48.76. LJ: 1. Jinzhe Li 27-4½ (8.34) PR (25-11½, 10,000: 1. Hicham Bellani (Mor) 28:49.09. 26-10½, f, 27-4½, p, p) (7.91, 8.19, f, 8.34, 110H(-0.2): 1. Sekou Kaba (Can) 13.84. GREAT NORTH CITY GAMES Gateshead, England, September 14 p, p). 400H: 1. Mamadou Kasse Hann (Sen) (street meet)— TJ: 1. Shuo Cao 56-7½ (17.26). 49.48. 100(-1.5): 1. James Dasaolu (GB) 10.17; SP: 1. Guangfu Wang 66-¼ (20.12). 20W: 1. Kevin Campion (Fra) 1:24:32. 2. Dwain Chambers (GB) 10.28; 3. Ryan DT: 1. Jian Wu 200-1 (60.98). 4 x 100: 1. Canada 39.14. Bailey (US) 10.38; 4. Harry Aikines-Aryeetey HT: 1. Shizhu Wang 246-9 (75.20) PR. 4 x 400: 1. France 3:05.22. JT: 1. Qinggang Zhao 272-9 (83.14) PR. (GB) 10.48. Dec: 1. Hengjun Zhu 7662. Field Events 150(-0.2): 1. Mike Rodgers (US) 14.90 HJ: 1. Derek Drouin (Can) 7-6½ (2.30); 2. PR; 2. Kim Collins (StK) 15.03 PR; 3. James NATIONAL GAMES WOMEN tie, Mihai Donisan (Rom) & Mickaël Hanany Ellington (GB) 15.32 PR. 100(0.2): 1. Yujia Tao 11.48. (Fra) 7-6½. RoadMile: 1. Garrett Heath (US) 4:02; 2. 200(-0.6): 1. Lan Jiang 23.31 PR. PV: 1. Valentin Lavillenie (Fra) 18-½ (5.50). Leo Manzano (US) 4:02; 3. Collis Birmingham 400: 1. Yanmin Zhao 52.15 PR. LJ: 1. Adrian Strzalkowski (Pol) 26-2¾w (Aus) 4:03; 4. Bethwel Birgen (Ken) 4:07; 800: 1. Jing Zhao 2:02.36. (7.99) (25-11/7.90). 5. Asbel Kiprop (Ken) 4:08 PR; 6. Richard 1500: 1. Zhao 4:12.32. TJ: 1. Yoann Rapinier (Fra) 56-1¾ (17.11). Weir (GB) 4:08 PR; 7. Ryan Gregson (Aus) 5000: 1. Xiaoli Jiang 15:49.14. SP: 1. Tomasz Majewski (Pol) 66-2½ 4:09; 8. Mukhtar Mohammed (GB) 4:09; 9. 10,000: 1. Mojie Cao 31:55.66 PR. (20.18). Michael Rimmer (GB) 4:10. 100H(0.4): 1. Shujiao Wu 12.96 PR. DT: 1. Sergiu Ursu (Rom) 206-3 (62.87). 110H(-0.4): 1. David Oliver (US) 13.37; 400H: 1. Xia Xiao 56.25 PR. HT: 1. Paweł Fajdek (Pol) 256-10 (78.28). 2. Ryan Wilson (US) 13.43; 3. Aries Merritt 4 x 100: 1. Jiangsu 43.44. JT: 1. Łukasz Grzeszczuk (Pol) 257-11 (US) 13.56; 4. William Sharman (GB) 13.57. 4 x 400: 1. Guangdong 3:31.21. (78.62). Dec: 1. Bastien Auzeil (Fra) 7789. Field Events Field Events PV: 1. Luke Cutts (GB) 18-½ (5.50); 2. Björn HJ: 1. Xingjuan Zheng 6-3½ (1.92). FRANCOPHONE WOMEN Otto (Ger) 17-4½ (5.30); 3. Alexander Straub PV: 1. Ling Li 15-3 (4.65) NR. 100(-2.1): 1. Ayodelé Ikuesan (Fra) 11.72. (Ger) 16-8¾ (5.10);… nh—Rens Blom (Hol). LJ: 1. Xiaoling Xu 21-3¼ (6.48). 200: 1. Crystal Emmanuel (Can) 23.63. LJ: 1. Chris Tomlinson (GB) 25-8¼ (7.83); TJ: 1. Limei Xie 47-2½ (14.39); 2. Yanmei 400: 1. Floria Guei (Fra) 52.31. 2. JJ Jegede (GB) 24-10 (7.57); 3. Mike Li 47-1 (14.35). 800: 1. Mirela Lavric (Rom) 2:02.27. Hartfield (US) 24-¾ (7.33); 4. Christian Taylor SP: 1. Lijiao Gong 64-9¾ (19.75). 1500: 1. Rabab Arrafi (Mor) 4:18.70. (US) 23-11 (7.29). DT: 1. Jian Tan 210-4 (64.11); 2. Yanfeng Li St: 1. Ancuta Bobocel (Rom) 9:46.82. 209-8 (63.91); 3. Yanbo Yang 207-8 (63.30); 10,000: 1. Diane Nukuri-Johnson (Bur) GREAT NORTH WOMEN 100(-0.6): 1. Ashleigh Nelson (GB) 11.50; 4. Xiaoxin Lu 207-7 (63.27) PR; 5. Yan Liang 32:29.14 NR. 2. Aleen Bailey (Jam) 11.56; 3. Margaret 203-5 (62.01) PR. 100H: 1. Anne Zagré (Bel) 13.41. Adeoye (GB) 11.68. HT: 1. Wenxiu Zhang 241-9 (73.68); 2. 400H: 1. Hayat Lambarki (Mor) 57.22. 150(-1.0): 1. Sally Pearson (Aus) 17.20; Zheng Wang 234-6 (71.48). 20W: 1. Laura Polli (Swi) 1:37:23. -559- September 23, 2013 2. Natasha Hastings (US) 17.21 PR; 3. 5. Eliska Klucinová (CzR) 6223; 6. Christine Ohuruogu (GB) 17.60; 4. Shana Ida Marcussen (Nor) 6214; 7. Yana Cox (GB) 17.70 PR. Maksimava (Blr) 6001; 8. Katsiaryna U.S. XC SCHEDULE Netsviatayeva (Blr) 5989 PR; RoadMile: 1. Morgan Uceny (US) 4:34; September 2. Laura Weightman (GB) 4:35; 3. Hannah 9. Bettie Wade (US) 5667 (14.05, 28 ..........................Cowboy Jamboree; Stillwater, Oklahoma England (GB) 4:36; 4. Emma Jackson (GB) 5-9¾/1.77, 42-8¾/13.02, 24.89, 19- ....................... Griak Invitational; Falcon Heights, Minnesota 4:36; 5. Susan Kuijken (Hol) 4:36; 5¼/5.92, 117-3/35.74, 2:28.03); 10. October 6. Hellen Obiri (Ken) 4:36; 7. Milcah Camille Le Joly (Fra) 4065; 4..................... Notre Dame Invitational; Note Dame, Indiana Chemos (Ken) 4:37; 8. Laura Crowe (Ire) … dnf—Sharon Day (US) (14.01, 5.................Chile Pepper Invitational; Fayetteville, Arkansas 4:39; 9. Charlene Thomas (GB) 4:43; nh, 48-4¾/14.75, 25.25, 19-4¼/5.90, .................................. Dellinger Invitational; Eugene, Oregon 19 ........................................Pre-NCAA; Terre Haute, Indiana 10. Eilish McColgan (GB) 4:44; 11. Zoe 145-10/ 44.47). ..............Wisconsin/adidas Invitational; Madison, Wisconsin Buckman (Aus) 4:50; 12. Sarah McDonald 26 ...........................Colonial Conference; Towson, Maryland (GB) 4:51; 13. Jennifer Meadows (GB) 4:57. ....................... MEAC Conference; Princess Anne, Maryland 100H(1.7): 1. Pearson 12.67; 2. Tiffany WARENDORF 28 ............................SWAC Conference; Clinton, Mississippi Porter (GB) 12.85; 3. Dawn Harper-Nelson Warendorf, Germany, September November (US) 12.98; 4. Reina-Flor Okori (Fra) 13.49. 12–15— 1......................Metro-Atlantic Conference; Bronx, New York PV: 1. Daniel Clemens (Ger) 18- ............Mountain West Conference; Colorado Springs, Colo 4½ (5.60); 2. Łukasz Michalski (Pol) ....................................SEC Conference; Gainesville, Florida 2................................. ACC; Winston-Salem, North Carolina TALENCE MULTIS 18-½ (5.50). .....................Atlantic Sun Conference; Nashville, Tennessee IAAF Challenge; Talence, France, SP: 1. Jakub Szyszkowski (Pol) ...................................America East; Binghamton, New York September 14–15— 66-8 (20.32) PR. ................... Atlantic 10 Conference; Mechanicsville, Virginia Dec: 1. Damian Warner (Can) 8161 (10.61, DT: 1. Robert Harting (Ger) 222-9 .......................................... Big 12 Conference; Waco, Texas ........................... Big East Conference; Kenosha, Wisconsin 23-3¼/7.09, 45-2¼/13.77, 6-5/1.96, 48.96, (67.89); 2. Daniel Jasinski (Ger) 203-6 ..............................Big Sky Conference; Bozeman, Montana 13.91, 147-4/44.92, 15-7¾/4.77, 200-4/ (62.03); 3. Piotr Małachowski (Pol) ...................................Big West; San Luis Obispo, California 61.06, 4:38.85); 202-9 (61.80). ........................................... Conference USA; Denton, Texas 2. Willem Coertzen (SA) 8118 (11.17, ................................................Heps; Princeton, New Jersey ¼ ...................................... Horizon League; Youngstown, Ohio 24-7¾/7.51, 44-2¾/13.48, 6-9¾/2.08, WARENDORF WOMEN 100(0.3): 1. Mariya Ryemyen (Ukr) ..................Mid-American Conference; Bowling Green, Ohio 48.99, 14.38, 141-¾3.05, 14-0/4.27, 216-8/ .....................Missouri Valley Conference; Des Moines, Iowa ½ 11.30. 66.04, 4:29.85); ...................... Ohio Valley Conference; Morehead, Kentucky 3. Eelco Sintnicolaas (Hol) 8018 (11.07, 400: 1. Nataliya Pyhyda (Ukr) .................................Pac-12 Conference; Boulder, Colorado ¾ ................................... Patriot League; Easton, Pennsylvania 23-5¼/7.14, 43-8¾/13.33, 6-5/1.96, 49.21, 52.11. ....................... Southern Conference; Birmingham, Alabama 14.36, 128-4/39.12, 17-3½/5.27, 194-10/ LJ: 1. Sosthene Taroum Moguenara (Ger) 21-¾ (6.42); 2. Keila Costa (Bra) ................................... Summit League; Fort Wayne, Indiana 59.39, 4:33.52); .....................................Sun Belt Conference; Troy, Alabama 4.
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    ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014 Athletics Annual Report 2014_Layout 1 8/07/2014 2:49 pm Page 2 2013–2014 ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS Company Information . .1 Directors’ Profiles . .2 Chairman’s Report . .4 CEO’s Report . .6 Directors’ Report . .9 Auditor’s Independence Declaration under section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001 . .13 Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income . .14 Statement of Financial Position . .15 Statement of Changes in Equity . .16 Statement of Cash Flows . .17 Notes to the Financial Statements . .18 Directors’ Declaration . .25 Independent Audit Report . .26 Disclaimer . .28 Detailed Profit and Loss Statement . .29 Membership and Club Administration . .31 Membership Statistics . .32 Competition . .36 Records . .39 Officials . .40 Development . .41 Hunter Region . .42 Greater Western Sydney Region . .44 Target Talent Program . .45 Marketing . .47 NSW Champions . .50 NSW Roll of Honour . .59 Athletics NSW Awards . .61 Life Members . .63 Merit Awards . .64 Condolences . .65 ATHLETICS NSW LIMITED ABN 11 330 775 869 FOUNDED 20 APRIL 1887, INCORPORATED 15 JANUARY 1996 Postal Address: PO Box 595, Sydney Markets, NSW 2129 Street Address: Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, This report covers the period 1 April 2013 to 31 March 2014 Edwin Flack Drive, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW 2127 unless specified otherwise Edited by Janet Naylon Proofreading by Betty Moore Telephone: (02) 9746 1122 Designed and printed by KDR Design and Print Facsimile: (02) 9746 1168 Photographs by David Tarbotton, Andrew Atkinson-Howatt, Email: [email protected]
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