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2004 Winter Marathon Series 2004 Winter Marathon Series Presented by the Marathon Committee of NSW Canoeing with thanks to all Host Clubs and Club Officials Race Date Location River Host Club NEW SOUTH WALES 1 Sat 3 April Penrith Nepean River Windsor C C CANOEING 2 Sat 1 May Berry Broughton Creek Illawarra C C 3 Sat 22 May Wyong Wyong River Central Coast C C 4 Sun 20 June Narrabeen Narrabeen Lake Manly Warringah K C 5 Sun 11 July Forster Wallamba River Great Lakes C C 6 Sat 7 Aug Sutherland Woronora River Sutherland Shire C C Illawarra Canoe Club 7 Sat 4 Sept Grays Point Port Hacking Lilli Pilli K C 8 Sat 25 Sept Roseville Middle Harbour Sydney Northern Beaches KC Sat/Sun 16/17 Oct State Championships Penrith International Regatta Centre Saturday 16 Oct Presentation Dinner Penrith NORTHERN MARATHON SERIES Jo Holman 07 5570 2735 1. Sun 16 May Lismore Wilson River Far North Coast Canoe Club 2. Sun 20 June Currumbin Currumbin Creek Currumbin Creek Canoe Club 3. Sun 11 July Forster Wallamba River Great Lakes Canoe Club 4. Sun 22 Aug Byron Bay Brunswick River Cape Byron Canoe Club 5. Sun 26 Sep Coffs Harb Bonville Creek Bonville Creek Kayak Club 6. Sun 6 Nov Grafton Clarence River Big River Canoe Club Contact Jo Holman for a Northern Marathon Series Booklet DIVISIONAL MINI SERIES 2004 A new concept for 2004, being trialled by the Marathon Committee 1. Sun 9 May Lane Cove Lane Cove River Lane Cove River Kayakers WINTER MARATHON SERIES 2. Sat 5 June Canberra Lake Burley Griffin Burley Griffin Canoe Club 3. Sun 25 July Penrith Nepean River Penrith Valley Canoeists 4. Sun 29 Aug Windsor Hawkesbury River Windsor Canoe Club FOREWORD OTHER DATES OF INTEREST Hi Everyone & welcome to the 2004 Winter Marathon Series! HAWKESBURY CLASSIC FAMILIARISATION PADDLES This year we have some changes to the Series, some experimental races, new incentives for elite paddlers, encouragement for juniors and novices and hopefully improved levels Rod Totten 4577 5526 Fred Walshaw 4577 3483 of competition for all paddlers. 1 Sat 3 July 9am Brooklyn - Spencer - Brooklyn 28km 2 Sat 31 July 12pm Windsor to Sackville 32km We have a completely new executive including myself as Chairman, Elizabeth van Reece 3 Sat 14 Aug 11am Sackville to Wisemans Ferry 35km as Secretary and Julie Stanton as Treasurer, and along with all the club delegates we hope 4 Sat 2 Oct 1pm Wisemans Ferry to Spencer 30km to present an excellent racing season for everyone to enjoy. 5 Sat 23 Oct 4.30pm Sackville Ferry to Windsor 32km (Night paddle) Some controversial issues such as class changes have unfortunately had to be shelved for this year, but we have decided to experiment with Divisional Racing which is very strong HAWKESBURY CLASSIC TRAINING SEMINAR in Victoria & Queensland. Divisional Racing virtually eliminates boat class and age distinctions, with paddlers being graded according to their times (speed), regardless of Joan Morison 9528 7141 boat type. This means that slow K1 paddlers could be competing with fast recreational Sat 11 Sept 9.30am to 2.30pm Book early boats, and is sure to provide some upsets and close, exciting finishes! The basic rules are printed further in the booklet. MARATHON CANOE & OTHERS The Series pointscores will be calculated over just 8 races this year, with the 4 Divisional Mar 6-7 Burley Griffin Bash Helen Tongway 6254 7162 Races being a separate “mini-series”. Host clubs were determined by a “raffle” type Mar 20-21 Hay City Festival Bernie Craggs 6993 4359 draw, with the clubs missing out getting the opportunity to host a Divisional Race. We Apr 9-12 Australian Marathon Championships, Perth Australian Canoeing 9552 4500 hope that everyone will support the Divisional Races, not only to help make them a Sept 18 Myall Classic Elizabeth Van Reece 6554 1612 success, but to support the clubs which are hosting them. The Canberra race in particular Oct Bay to Bondi Peter Ferguson 9388 4200 will be a real challenge as it is in mid-winter! Oct 10 John McLean Challenge Joe Proietto 4735 4236 Oct 16 Krait Crosslands-Patonga-Gosford Cruise Graham Brown 4385 5511 Also this year, there will be cash prizes in selected races for K1 paddlers as incentive to Oct 30-31 Hawkesbury Canoe Classic Richard Barnes 8907 9000 attract elite paddlers back to the sport, and the “K” classes will get the first starts. Starts Nov 13-14 Wagga Weekend Nigel Phillips 6925 3997 generally will be quicker, with shorter delays between the starts, and the presentations Nov 27-28 24 Hour Relay Helen Tongway 6254 7162 will also be streamlined, being limited to placegetters in constituted classes only. Dec 5 Twenty Beaches Ocean Classic Gaye Hatfield 9971 8389 Dec 26-31 Red Cross Murray Marathon Amanda Warrick (03) 9685 9839 The State Championships will be the culmination of the Series races, and will be something to really work hard towards. We hope to put together a very strong NSW CANOE ADVENTURE RACING Marathon Team at the end of this year in order to cut the Victorians and Queenslanders down a notch or two!! June 12-14 Geoquest 48hr Adventure Race Craig Bycroft 6255 8152 July Clarencetown Tri-Adventure Alan Tweedy 4992 2082 There are also quite a few “other” races starting to appear on the calendar throughout the Aug 7-20 Geoquest XPD Craig Bycroft 6255 8152 year. Please try to attend at least some of them, especially the regional races. “Weekend Sept 12 Gloucester Mountain Man Triathlon Peter Markey 6558 2174 @ Bernie’s” in March at Hay deserves our support due to the dedication of Bernie Craggs Oct 2-3 Paddle Polaris training and Half Event Huw Kingston [email protected] & Lizzie van Reece in travelling from Hay and Forster to support the Winter Series. Dec 4-5 Paddle Polaris Huw Kingston [email protected] I’d like to thank in advance all those people involved in organising and hosting the races at the Club level. A lot of time and effort goes into making a race day successful, and the WAGGA WEEKEND Nov 13th & 14th more successful the day, the less the volunteers are noticed! Thanks also to the club delegates who form the Marathon Committee and have the courage and dedication to The Murrumbidgee at Wagga is deep with a moderate flow and some make the decisions to keep our sport growing and developing. Keep up the great work, swirls providing fast and challenging race conditions. A walking track and I look forward to enjoying a great year together on the water. follows the riverbank from Wagga Beach to historic Hampden Bridge, providing great vantage spots for more energetic spectators along the way. Alternatively set up a picnic on the beach and watch the action paddle by. Roger Aspinall Contact Nigel Phillips 6254 7162 for details Chairman NSWCI Marathon Committee NSWCI MARATHON COMMITTEE CLUB POINTSCORE 2003 Organisation Place CLUB Points Last Year 1 MANLY WARRINGAH KAYAK CLUB 2437 1 Races in the Winter Marathon Series are conducted by hosting Canoe Clubs under the umbrella of the NSW Canoeing Marathon Committee. The Marathon Committee is made 2 LANE COVE RIVER KAYAKERS 1987 3 up of delegates from canoe clubs affiliated with NSW Canoeing. 3 CENTRAL COAST CANOE CLUB 1448 2 4 WINDSOR CANOE CLUB 1394 4 Marathon Committee 5 LILLI PILLI KAYAK CLUB 1229 6 Chairman: RogerAspinall........9817 5590 [email protected] 6 ILLAWARRA CANOE CLUB 787 5 Secretary: Elizabeth Van Reece .....6554 1612 [email protected] 7 SYDNEY NORTHERN BEACHES KAYAK CLUB 490 9= Treasurer: JulieStanton ........9817 5590 [email protected] Pointscore: Doug Boynton ........4262 7221 [email protected] 8 BURLEY GRIFFIN CANOE CLUB 482 7 Class Measurer: GlenIseppi ........4384 2910 [email protected] 9 WAGGA BIDGEE CANOE CLUB 343 23 Website: Neil Carlisle ........9805 2811 [email protected] 10 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY CANOE CLUB 264 20 Results: GregCorner ........9834 2272 [email protected] 11 SUTHERLAND SHIRE CANOE CLUB 161 16 Booklet: RichardBarnes........8907 9000 [email protected] Delegates: Bonville Creek Kayak Club Mike Mills-Thom, Mike Mackney Burley Griffin Canoe Club John Harmer, Helen Tongway Central Coast Canoe Club Colin Carmichael, Nick Naughton Great Lakes Canoe Club Bruce Pain, Anita Roche Illawarra Canoe Club Alan Wilson, Doug Boynton Just Paddlers Murray Reece, Elizabeth Van Reece Lake Macquarie Newcastle Canoe Club Peter McGee, Arch Salaris Lane Cove River Kayakers Graeme Jeffries, Martin Dearnley Lilli Pilli Kayak Club Brian Graber, Ellis Kirkman Manly Warringah Kayak Club Peter Hatfield Penrith Valley Canoeing Joe Proietto, Ben Jones Sutherland Shire Canoe Club Joan and Bruce Morison, Rod Berry Sydney Northern Beaches Kayak Club Rob Burns, Colin Campbell Sydney University Canoe Club Richard Barnes Wagga Bidgee Canoe Club Peter Murphy, Bruce Graham Wakehurst Touring Canoeists Richard Barnes Windsor Canoe Club Brendan Rodgers, Brian Norman Website: winterseries.tripod.com Some of the paddlers who helped Manly Warringah Kayak Club win the pointscore competition in 2003 2003 Marathon Series Medallists 2003 Hall of Fame Races Class Place Name Club Points attended K1 Winner K1 Ladies U12 1 MARSHALL Samantha MWKC 46 5 K1 Ladies U14 1 FLEMMING Alexandra LPKC 73 7 U18 Mens K1 Josh Boon 2 HORSNELL Lorissa MWKC 69 9 K1 Ladies U16 1 BONNER Kate MWKC 72 9 Bennett Paddle Winners 2 DODD Elizabeth CCCC 57 10 3 BRIGDEN-JONES Joanne SNBKC 55 6 Lorissa Horsnell K1 Ladies Open 1 VERNON Kellie MWKC 59 7 Samantha David 2 McGRATH Kate MWKC 55 6 K1 Ladies V35 1 POWELL Buzz MWKC 48 5 K1 Mens U12 1 BOON Joshua MWKC 83 11 2 HATFIELD Jack MWKC 65 9 YEAR Club K1 sponsored by Competitiion Kayaks Paddle sponsored by Bennett Paddles
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