ATHLETICS WA ANNUAL2010ANNUAL REPORT - 20092011 - 2010 REPORT 2010 - 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Athletics WA Directory 2
Annual General Meeting 3 - 4
Chairman’s Message 5 - 6
Chief Executive Officer’s Report 7 - 9 - Management 7 - Development 7 - 8 - Coaching and Officials 8 - Competition & Events 9
Events and Programs 2009/2010 10 - Strive Track and Field Season 10 - WA State Championships 11 - 88th Australian Athletics Championships & Selection Trials 11- 12 - 2009 Australian All Schools 13 - Australian Junior Championships 13 - 14 - Development 14 - 18 Talent Identification Program Little Athletics Transition Program • Coach Co-ordinators • Twilight Pro Running Series Regional Development Officials Development - Out of Stadium 18 - 20 2010 State Cross Country Season Synergy Gallipoli Run
2009/2010 Audit Report 21 - 22
2009/2010 Financial Statements and Reports 23 - 28
2009/2010 Season Results 29 - 63
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 1 ATHLETICS WA DIRECTORY
• Life Members The following individuals have been recognized for their significant contributions to athletics in Western Australia and are Life Members of Athletics WA:
Patricia Carr John Gilmour Ray Mawson David Carr Lindsay Glass Ellen McKenzie * Jacquie Cattermole Jackie Halberg Steve Mladenis Rick Cattermole Valerie Hancock * Fred Napier * Robert Chalmers Joan Harris Ed Neimanis * Gwen Chester * Robert Harris Pamela O’Connell William Collier * Arthur Hindle * Valerie Prescott Martin Crowe Ross Holland Jeanette Robertson Frank Day * Kevan Hook Margaret Saunders Shirley de la Hunty * EV Horsley Bruce Stanton Margaret Devine Beris Johnson Anne Stingemore Jacqui Dufall Terry Jones Stephen Stingemore Yvonne Flavel Don Keane June Streeter Brian Foley * Doug Lambert George Tempest * Lyn Foreman Persephone Lazarakis Mavis Tempest Geoff Garnett Anne Masters Bruce Wilson * Deceased
• WAAC Board Members Stephen Stingemore (Chairman) James Taylor Russell Stranger (Deputy Chairman) Wendy Ryan Peter Bacich David Van der Walt Steven McMahon Darren Wright Chilla Porter
• Staff Members Chief Executive Officer Development Manager Wayne Loxley John de Bes
Competition Manager Administrative Assistant Kylie Wheeler Alex Malcolm
TID Officer Accountant Consultant Jody Henry Bronwyn Christie
Book Keeper Nicola Albrecht
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 2 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc)
2009 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
5.30pm Tuesday 20th October 2009 Boardroom WA Athletics Stadium
1. Present: S. Stingemore (Chairman), C. Porter, C. Yorke, J. Taylor, P. Bacich, W. Ryan, and W. Loxley (CEO).
Apologies: R. Stranger, S. McMahon and B. Schickert.
Observer: R. Parenzee
The Chairman opened the meeting at 5.30pm and welcomed all in attendance.
2. Minutes of the Previous Meeting:
It was moved P. Bacich and seconded J. Taylor that the minutes be accepted as a true and accurate record of the meeting. Carried unanimously.
3. Business Arising: None
4. 2008 / 2009 Annual Report, Annual Accounts and Auditor’s Statement
It was moved P. Bacich and seconded C. Yorke that the Annual Report, Accounts and Auditors Statement be received. Carried unanimously.
5. Election of Board Members
The Chairman asked the CEO to direct the board through this process. Mr Loxley advised that as discussed at previous board meetings, the tenure for club representatives Cam Yorke and Bob Schickert had expired and they had not re- nominated. Nominations had been received from Darren Wright and David Van der Walt. Mr Loxley endorsed both nominations adding that they had both been strong allies to Athletics WA in recent developments with Little Athletics and he believed they would be excellent acquisitions to the board. It was moved C. Porter and seconded P. Bacich that both nominees be elected to the board. Passed unanimously.
Mr Loxley also advised that the terms for J. Taylor, C. Porter and S. Stingemore ceased at the AGM and he had received nominations from all three for re- appointment.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 3 It was moved P. Bacich and seconded C. Porter that J. Taylor be re-elected to the board for a two year period. Passed unanimously. It was moved P. Bacich and seconded J. Taylor that C. Porter be re-elected to the board for a two year period. Passed unanimously. The Chairman requested that C. Porter assume the Chair while his nomination was proposed to the meeting. It was moved P. Bacich and seconded W. Ryan that S. Stingemore be re-elected to the board for a two year period. Passed unanimously.
6. Election of Office Bearers.
The CEO advised that he had received a nomination from Mr Stingemore for re- appointment as Chairman. Mr Stingemore requested that C. Porter again assume the Chair while his nomination was proposed to the meeting. It was moved W. Ryan and seconded P. Bacich that S. Stingemore be re-elected as Chairman for another year. Passed unanimously.
The Chairman asked the CEO if any nomination had been received for D / Chairman and was advised that R. Stranger had again nominated. It was moved P. Bacich and seconded W. Ryan that Mr Stranger be re-appointed to the position of D / Chairman for another year. Passed unanimously.
7. Election of Auditors and Agree to Remuneration.
The Chairman asked the CEO to comment on the current position and he advised that Francis A. Jones had been the auditors for several years, were familiar with the systems in place and had provided a quote of $2200 (inc GST) to continue. It was moved P. Bacich and seconded C. Porter that they be re-appointed. Agreed unanimously.
8. General Business
S. Stingemore thanked C. Yorke for his contribution to the board for the past six years commenting that his experience as an athlete, club administrator and former employee with Athletics Australia had enabled him to comment across a broad range of issues. C. Porter endorsed these comments adding that he believed Mr Yorke had blossomed through his time on the board. Mr Yorke thanked both board members for their comments adding that he had enjoyed his involvement.
While absent from the meeting, the Chairman also thanked Mr Schickert for his contribution over the same period. Both retiring members were presented with a gift of appreciation. In closing, the Chairman thanked the board for their support over the past year and in particular noted the contribution of the previous Chairman, P. Bacich and C. Porter. Mr Stingemore commented that he believed excellent progress had been made in the past 12 months and that there were many challenges ahead including hosting a successful National Championships. The Chairman also thanked the CEO and his staff for their contribution.
R. Parenzee commented that there needed to some considered strategy to support the club structure as it was vital in the transition of little athletes to senior athletics.
There being no further business the meeting was closed at 6.00 pm.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 4 CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE
Athletics Western Australia (AWA) reported last year on our achievement of finalising the dream and goal of a new athletics facility for WA. Following on from this, we now have the pleasure of reporting that with the support of the WA Government, WA hosted the 2009-2010 Go for 2&5 Australian Athletics Championship and Commonwealth Games selection trials. WA last hosted the Australian Championship 22 years ago!
The Championships were held over three days at the end of the normal athletic season in glorious weather, during April. Consistent with our goal of making athletics a more attractive spectator experience the first two days were twilight meets, which attracted great crowds. The events were exciting and of a very high standard. The last day of the competition was conducted earlier in the day and unfortunately the weather was very warm for April, but the crowd numbers were again very pleasing.
The new WA Athletic facility was flooded for these three days with athletes, spectators and officials. However, it Chairman – Stephen Stingemore must be acknowledged that without the support of the officials, over 150 from all around Australia, the event would not have been such a success. Planning for this event began many months before and the Board of AWA wishes to publicly acknowledge the efforts of our CEO, Wayne Loxley, and the planning committee. It has been acknowledged the event was an outstanding success for all involved and from all reports the best for many a long year.
Adding to the highlight of hosting the Championship was the performance of our athletes. WA athletes were great ambassadors of the sport and for WA. Outstanding performances by WA athletes are too many to mention within this report but it would be remiss not to make special mention of Jody Henry and Ben Offereins for their ‘block busting’ efforts in winning the 400 metres.
At the conclusion of the Championships AWA athletes were selected to represent Australia at the Commonwealth Games and Junior Youth Olympics.
During 2009-10 the Board endorsed life membership upon Margaret Saunders and Anne Stingemore which were presented during the ‘Go for 2&5’ Australian Championship.
AWA’s move to night competition under lights at the new stadium has contributed to a significant increase in competition numbers during the season. Athletic competition numbers have now increased over two hundred percent since the 2007 – 08 season. To maintain this level of growth presents a real challenge for the future. It is rewarding to see the fulfilment of our goal of making athletics attractive and accessible to all members of the community.
During the athletic year, AWA and WA Little Athletics (WALA) continue to progress towards achieving the ‘Athletic Alliance project goal’. This has resulted in the employment of Development
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 5 Officers providing a link for the athletes between the two groups. The Board recognises the need for a strong transitional link between WALA and AWA, which has also resulted in the employment of staff to co-ordinate the ‘talent identification program’.
The past athletic year has been very exciting and rewarding. However, this has been possible due to support of the athletic fraternity who have responded positively to the challenges presented by the new stadium, competition schedule and Australian Championships.
Whilst AWA has achieved many goals during the past athletic year the Board and management team are actively seeking new opportunities to provide national and international athletic competitions in Perth with the WA Government and Athletics Australia.
On behalf of the Board of AWA, I wish to formally acknowledge the efforts of the AWA staff. In particular, the Chief Executive Officer, Mr Wayne Loxley, whose efforts during the past year has been noteworthy in providing the WA athletic community with such a memorable year.
In concluding, the AWA Board wishes to acknowledge and recognise the support of the WA Government and the Minister for Sport, The Honourable Terry Waldron MLA, for their ongoing commitment to the sport of athletics and AWA.
The Board of AWA is confident the 2010 – 11 athletic year will be exciting and rewarding for all the athletic community.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 6 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT
In reviewing the year, four events of significance stand out.
Firstly and perhaps the highlight was the scheduling of night competition at the new WA Athletics Stadium. For the first time in the history of the sport in Western Australia the athletics fraternity were able to enjoy the perfect conditions of Perth summer nights. There was some initial debate over the scheduling of Friday night competition but athletes, coaches and officials were unanimous in their support by the season’s end.
Perhaps of equal importance however was the hosting of the first National Championships since 1988. With our bid supported by the State Government, The Go For 2 & 5 National Athletics Championships from 16 – 18 April were an outstanding success Chief Executive Officer – Wayne Loxley and showcased the new facility to the rest of the country.
From a high performance perspective it was the Steve Hooker show again as he won two world titles. In August in Berlin, and after injuring a thigh 12 days prior to the Championships, Hooker won his first world title with only his second jump of the final in a masterpiece of competition management. He followed this up by claiming the World Indoor title in Doha, Qatar in March of this year. While focusing on high performance I would like to acknowledge the program support provided by WAIS and thank Steve Lawrence, his board and staff for their leadership in this area.
At a development level, the WA Athletics Alliance project continued throughout the year with a joint board meeting in June agreeing to consider proposed models for unification from each body. These models will be reviewed early in the 2010 / 2011 year and hopefully one model endorsed for the consideration of the Department of Sport and Recreation.
It is with pleasure that I submit this report that relates directly to the Key Performance Areas of the 2009 / 2010 Athletics WA Business Plan.
Management
The WA Athletics Alliance gained momentum throughout the year with five meetings being held between the two bodies and a number of joint strategies implemented as a result. As previously mentioned, we await with anticipation the prospect of an agreed model for unification being presented to the Department of Sport and Recreation early in the next financial year.
Athletics WA formally assumed the management of the Pro Running arm of the sport and we are looking to include some new events in their calendar and to also include some in Strive competition nights at the State facility.
Development
With the support of our partners at the Department of Sport and Recreation and Healthway, Athletics WA and WA Little Athletics for the first time were able to make the joint appointment of two part-
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 7 time coaching coordinators. Jayne Mitchell and John de Bes provided assistance to coaches at Little Athletics centres and clubs, including those in regional areas. They also actively promoted the transition of these athletes to senior competition and assisted in the development of the new Talent Identification Program.
The feedback received from these appointments has been very positive and can only continue to further strengthen the grass roots area of the sport.
As mentioned, this year saw a number of shared initiatives between the two levels of the sport, including the final of the Go For 2 & 5 Dash being held at the WALA State Championships and the senior State Relays combined with the WALA State Relays. A number of Little Athletics events were also included in the main program of the National Championships.
The effectiveness of these development initiatives can only be measured by the number of athletes making the transition to compete at senior competitions. To this end, membership nearly doubled from 632 in 2008/2009 to 1023 this season. Of this total, 343 were under the age of 15 and 198 of them maintained dual registration with their Little Athletics Centre.
At a national level, Athletics Australia reintroduced the Australian Junior Championships. Held in Sydney, these Championships were in March to provide this age group with a focus point at the end of the season and with more than 140 Western Australians travelling to compete, they were an outstanding success.
Coaching and Officials
At a national level, the Athletics Accreditation Coach Framework has been a work in progress with key stakeholders requiring some convincing as to the merits of the program.
The National Coaching Manager Michael Poulton is to be commended on his patience and diligence in working through the various issues in this sensitive area of the sport.
On a local level, Athletics WA have assumed the management of coach education and in coordination with the AT&FCA branch and in particular Brad Walsh, will deliver programs at all levels of the framework.
The important element of the Coach Framework however is that finally, Athletics Australia and its Member Associations will be in the position to maintain and monitor the registration of coaches, ensuring a higher level of quality control. This can only lead to better promotion and development of this very important resource.
From an officials perspective, hosting the National Championships provided a fantastic opportunity for them to officiate at a major Championships without having to travel to the east coast. All of our registered officials who were interested, were appointed to positions with some electing to assist as a volunteer. In a small measure of our gratitude, it was our pleasure to present each of them with a voucher to redeem at one of the shopping centres owned by our sponsor Hawaiian.
It is hoped that we can continue to recruit new blood to this very important part of our sport.
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The introduction of Friday night competition was an undisputed success. As previously cited, membership nearly doubled with an average of 240 competitors each week. More important than the number of athletes however, were the perfect weather conditions that night competition provided and the number of records and personal bests set during the season prove testament to this fact.
The scheduling of Friday nights however does create problems for some officials in particular, with many of them finishing a working week with a late finish on Friday night and we can only hope that having the weekend to themselves may be sufficient consolation.
Athletics WA with the support of the WA State Government won the rights to host the National Championships for the first time since 1988. The Go for 2 & 5 Australian Athletics Championships and Selection Trials at the new WA Athletics Stadium from 16th – 18th April were an outstanding success. Attracting in excess of 10,000 spectators over the three days, the biggest crowd since the 2000 Nationals when the Olympic Stadium was first opened, the National Championships returned to Perth for the first time in 22 years and athletes, coaches and officials reveled in the perfect weather conditions that complimented the world class facility designed to maximize athlete performance.
Just over 330 participants took part in the 2010 Synergy Gallipoli Run with the reduced number of entries a result of having to change the original date due to a clash with the National Athletics Championships held in Perth and a problem with the online registration process. The event ran very smoothly and we look forward to the numbers getting closer to 700 next year.
Athletics WA continues to be very well supported by our major partners in the Department of Sport and Recreation (DSR) and Healthway. In addition to the financial support, DSR have also been strong allies in helping the sport work towards unification and I would like to thank our sports consultant, Michelle Phillips, for her contribution in this process.
I also take this opportunity to acknowledge our other sponsors including Synergy, Aussie Cash, Sports Specialists and Veritas Engineering. Appreciation is also extended to our media partners at Channel 7, Radio 6PR and The West Australian Newspaper.
And to our small team at Athletics WA it has been a pleasure to work with each of them and I thank Kylie Wheeler, Emma Simmons, David Smith and project officers Lucas Mata, Sam Maxwell and Jody Henry for their contribution.
The Athletics WA Board experienced its first change in personnel for several years with the introduction of two new members whom were elected from the affiliated member groups. I would like to thank retiring members Cameron Yorke and Bob Schickert for their contribution to the governance of our sport and welcome new members David Van der Walt and Darren Wright to the board.
My board continues to provide an independent governance focus which allows our staff the opportunity of administering the sport and this is vital. My personal thanks to our Chairman Stephen Stingemore who again has contributed far more than one could hope for and I look forward to working with him and the rest of the board to further develop our sport.
Finally, it is with some regret that we report a financial loss but the board made the decision several years ago to put aside funds to finance the move to the new facility. This move has also been the catalyst to invest in a number of new initiatives, all of which we believe will have a positive impact on the future development.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 9 EVENTS AND PROGRAMS 2009/2010
Strive Track and Field Season
After great anticipation the 2009/10 season started on the 16th October 2009 at the brand new, state-of- the-art WA Athletics Stadium. Despite some natural teething problems along the way, the season panned out to be tremendously successful. The season saw a large swell in membership numbers with athletes competing in twenty Strive meets at the WA Athletics Stadium before wrapping up with the Australian Championships in April. Predominantly these were successfully held on Friday nights under lights, to maximise the conditions, while two Sunday morning programs were also offered. The State 10km walk remained out at Ern Clarke Athletic Centre while the John Gilmour Classic – State 10km run was brought to the WA Athletics Stadium.
Men’s 100m race gets underway on opening night at the new stadium
During the season there were nine WA records broken and one All-Comers record. Congratulations to the following athletes on their remarkable performances:
Suzie Stockwell U182km & U20 3km Steeple Chase Liz Parnov U18 & U20 Pole Vault Ben Offereins Open 400m Sean Fitzsimons U18 5kmWalk & U20 10km Walk Loughlyn Webb U/18 Combined events Lynette Ventris Open 20,000m Race Walk Ethan Heywood U20 All Comers 3km Steeple Chase
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Contested over the weekend 26-28 March at the WA Athletics Stadium, the program was slightly revamped compared to previous years in order to conduct competition at the more ideal time in the evening under lights. 386 athletes competed in 295 events in what was a very important lead up competition to the Australian Championships. As a result a number of eastern states competitors shone through, such as Aaron Rouge-Serrett’s 100m victory in a time of 10.17. The WA athletes also performed well with Marc See winning the last track race of the meet in a competitive 800m race after previously winning the 1500m. Madison De Rozario also cleaned up the track events in the AWD events.
88th Australian Athletics Championships & Commonwealth Games Selection Trials
Competition Highlights Day One World championships bronze medal-winning 4x400m relay teammates John Steffensen, Ben Offereins, Sean Wroe and Joel Milburn all moved through the qualifying rounds to set up a stellar showdown in the final.
In the field, world indoor champion Fabrice Lapierre qualified third for the men’s long jump final with a leap of 7.42m (w: 1.0). Former world junior champion Robbie Crowther and former world youth champion Chris Noffke moved through as automatic qualifiers, both hitting 7.63m.
Also moving through the qualifying rounds were world championships 4x100m relay teammates Aaron Rouge-Serret (10.32, w:1.2), Patrick Johnson (10.36, w:0.8), Matt Davies (10.41, w: 0.8) and Anthony Alozie (10.51, w:1.2) in the men’s draw and ACT athlete Melissa Breen, who clocked 11.38 (w: 2.3) to move through as fastest qualifier for the women’s final.
Taking out national crowns on day one of competition were Simon Wardhaugh (69.37m) in the men’s hammer throw, Joanne Mirtschin (15.64m) in the women’s shot put, 10,000m national champion Eloise Wellings in the women’s 5000m (15:23.53), and Olympic and world championships representative Youcef Abdi in the men’s 3000m steeplechase (8:36.63).
Headlining the results for athletes with a disability were Michelle Errichiello (T42), who posted a new world record of 16.31 (w:0.5) to take out her heat of the women's ambulant 100m, Carlee Beattie (F46), who set a new national record of 5.73m (w:2.9) to take out the women’s ambulant long jump title, and Simon Patmore (T46), who posted a Commonwealth Games A-qualifying result in the preliminary rounds of the men’s ambulant 100m with his run of 11.25 (w:0.6).
Day Two Local favourite and in-form athlete of the season Ben Offereins took out the battle of the 400m runners, securing his berth on the team bound for New Delhi, India, in October alongside reigning Commonwealth champion and national championships silver medallist John Steffensen.
The two 400m runners were joined as automatic nominations to the Commonwealth Games team by a further 16 athletes – Aaron Rouge-Serret (100m), Lachlan Renshaw (800m), Brendan Cole (400m hurdles), Tristan Thomas (400m hurdles), Liam Zamel-Paez (high jump), Ben St Lawrence (5000m), Collis Birmingham (5000m), Benn Harradine (discus throw), Scott Martin (discus
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 11 throw), Melissa Breen (100m), Liz Parnov (pole vault), Alana Boyd (pole vault), Kimberley Mickle (javelin throw), Kathryn Mitchell (javelin throw), Simon Patmore (ambulant 100m) and Richard Colman (1500m wheelchair) – on a bumper night of track and field action at the WA Athletics Stadium.
WA’s Jody Henry also put herself in the frame for the Games team in the 400m with her first National title. She finished second in the final to Irishwomen Joanne Cuddihy but was comfortably the first Australian across the line.
Day Three World indoor long jump champion Fabrice Lapierre jumped a massive 8.78m (w:3.1) to successfully defend his national long jump crown and headline the action on the third and final day of the Championships. Although wind assisted this was the longest jump by anyone in the world since 1995.
Lapierre joined world champions Steve Hooker, Dani Samuels and Ryan Gregson in keeping the crowd on its feet at the all-new WA Athletics Stadium on a day that saw a further 12 athletes earn automatic nomination to the team bound for the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India, in October.
Joining the seven athletes earning automatic nomination to Jody Henry winning the 400m National title the Games at last year’s IAAF world championships and the 16 athletes securing their berth on day two of the national championships, Hayley Butler (100m hurdles), Lauren Boden (400m hurdles), Petrina Price (high jump), Ryan Gregson (1500m), Jeff Riseley (1500m), Chris Noffke (long jump), Scott Martin (shot put, previously nominated to the discus throw ), Dale Stevenson (shot put), Jarrod Bannister (javelin throw), Hamish MacDonald (secured shot put), Damien Bowen (secured shot put), Louise Ellery (secured shot put) and Brydee Moore (secured shot put) today booked their seat on the plane to Delhi.
Jody Henry put on another show in the women’s 200m winning in fine style with a personal best run of 23.29. WA’s Alysse Hogan won bronze as the third Australian across the line.
In the women’s 100m hurdles two WA athletes finished on the podium with Shannon McCann and Breanna Beahan finishing second and fourth respectively. Beahan was however the third Australian to cross the line.
On a big day in the field, two world records were set by athletes with a disability: Louise Ellery (F32) with a heave of 6.05m in the secured shot put (previously 5.78m) and Rachael Dodds (T35) with a time of 36.08 (w:1.2) in the women’s 200m ambulant (previously 36.52).
Special mention must also go to WA’s Madison de Rozario who produced an extraordinary weekend of racing, winning Gold in the women’s wheelchair 100m and 800m, silver in the 200m and 400m, and bronze in the 1500m. It was a phenomenal performance by Madison.
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The 2009 Australian All Schools Championships was held at the picturesque Domain Athletic Centre, Hobart from Friday 4th to Monday 7th December 2009. Western Australia was represented by 82 athletes (46 girls & 36 boys) and four Managers. This was a slightly smaller team perhaps due to the introduction of the Australian Junior Championships to be held in March 2010. Events were conducted in all age groups from Under 14 through to Under 18 for boys and girls.
The WA team was accommodated at the Tasmania University with magnificent views of the Derwent River. The University staff commented on the impeccable behaviour of our team which was a feature throughout the championships.
Our team captured a pile of medals including 12 gold, eight silver, and three bronze.
Australian Junior Championships
In 2010, Athletics Australia and its Member Associations introduced a National Championships for underage athletes. This new championship is one of the strategies in providing a participation pathway for young athletes. The new format catered for Under 14 to Under 20. The Under 20 age group competition was also used as the selection trials for the World Junior Championships in Moncton, Canada in July 2010.
The Western Australian team was the largest team to represent the state, comprising of 141 track and field athletes and six managers. Organisers complimented team officials on the size of the team which far exceeded their expectations. In comparison, Victoria had the largest team of 413, Tasmania 57 and South Australia 101. The total number of competitors was 1514 and the expectation is this will grow to 2000 next year which will possibly be the largest junior sporting competition in Australia.
Matthew Cowie threw 18.18m a world junior qualifier in the Men’s shot put a week before his departure to Sydney. Matthew, although not throwing a world junior qualifier, finished second at the championships securing his top two placing within the U20 Men’s Shot Put.
Elizabeth Parnov after a few magnificent performances in Perth posting both A and B qualifiers for the Commonwealth Games in Delhi, went to Sydney a firm favourite. She arrived back in Perth with gold around her neck and a world junior qualifier under her belt.
Once again Poppy Schwass would have had a few extra kilograms in her suitcase after taking out the U15 Girls 100m and 90m Hurdles and grabbed the silver in the High Jump.
The U16 400m girls came out in fine form with Brooke Pires-Parenzee finishing 2nd, Kyana Collard 3rd and Jade Bogle a close 4th.
Another strong performance came from throwing specialist Titilayo Wright, winning the gold in the U17 Girls Shop Put and bronze in the Discus Throw.
Michael Craggs a talented athlete in many disciplines came away with a medal in each colour, winning gold, silver and bronze in the U17 Boys 110m Hurdles, Long Jump and Javelin respectively.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 13 The U16 Boys Long Jump proved to be an exciting one for Western Australia with 3 athletes making the final. Luke Chamberlain jumped away with the gold, Terrell McKenzie (TJ) the Silver and Rhys Tucker narrowly missed out on the bronze finishing 4th.
Overall, the Western Australian team finished the championships with a complete medal tally of 55, the most we have brought home ever from junior championships. Not only did we bring home medals but many personal bests. Well Done!
Gold Silver Bronze 15 25 15
The WA individual results are attached and full results can be found at the Athletics Australia website www.athletics.com.au/competition/statsdata/results
John de Bes – Team Manager Lucas Mata – Team Administration
Development
- Talent Identification Program
WA’s TID program for 2009/2010 has 121 members from across the state. The program, designed to assist promising young athletes reach their potential is unlike previous TID programs. This squad is about educating WA’s future elite athletes on the pathway from Little Athletics to Junior Athletics and on to Senior Athletics. These athletes are given the opportunity to not only work with some of WA’s best coaches but educate themselves with WA’s best support staff.
The West Australian Institute of Sport has assisted the TID program by helping to develop the athlete’s ability to prioritise and manage their future careers by using the relevant information, such as Australian Entry Standards for various competitions including National All School Championships, National Junior Championships and various international championships.
Athletics WA has a strong history of international representatives including Kylie Wheeler, Steve Hooker and Kim Mickle to name a few. We believe that international representation is achieved through hard work and AWA Development Manager – dedication to the sport and not necessarily through pure John de Bes talent. This notion has led to the development of the program in a more holistic fashion to ensure the athletes have the knowledge and know-how to goal set, manage and develop their athletic careers whilst balancing their lives in order to achieve the highest level within athletics.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 14 - Little Athletics Transition Program
Coach Co-ordinators
Jayne Mitchell and John de Bes completed their first year in this role and have provided the following summary of their activities:
The needs of Little Athletic Clubs/ Centres in both the Northern and Southern suburbs were assessed in order to improve the quality of coaching at club level and therefore the skills of the young athlete. This included a questionnaire to each club to find out specific information including the number of athletes, coaches and parent helpers.
During the season contact was made with every centre. Kingsway, Hamersley, UWA, Ridgewood, Joondalup in the north and Baldivis, Belmont, Cockburn, Dale, Gosnells, Kwinana, Melville, Southern Districts, Rockingham and Bunbury in the south. Coaching needs were discussed with each centre. A register has been compiled of all the coaches in the Little Athletics Clubs and their coaching levels.
As the season progressed weekly ‘coach the coaches’ sessions were organised to suit the needs of the clubs. Sprints, hurdles, throws, jumps were the most common events in which clubs required assistance.
Additional activities included: • WALA State Relays.
• WALA State Championships.
• WA All-Schools Championships.
• Javelin Clinic in association with WAIS. Thirty little athletes & coaches attended.
• WALAA meetings- addressed centres regarding our role.
• WALA Jumps clinic.
• Dept Sport & Recreation Development Officers workshop.
• Strive Twilight Meets. Foster link between Little Athletics and Seniors.
• Bill & Betty Relay Championships
Go For 2 &5 Twilight Series
The WALA State Championships in March brought to an end the Go for 2 &5 Twilight Series that was held at various Little Athletic Centres over the summer season.
Prior to the final, athletes entered to the qualifying rounds at various Centres throughout the state over 100m and 550m handicapped distances. The handicapping system that was in place made for interesting races throughout the preliminary rounds, with many of the State’s top athletes being upstaged by younger competitors running from sometimes generous marks.
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The two finals lived up to expectations and excited the crowd at the new WA Athletics Stadium.
The 550m presented an exceptional field that pitted some of the state’s best seniors against some up-and-coming juniors. Tom Bruins went in as favourite on the back of his strong form in late 2009, and despite being on the back marker, was able to chase down his competitors in the last 120m and cross the line in first place.
Less than two seconds separated the next 6 competitors in a desperate sprint to the line. Steve Rafty took the race out hard and led for much of the race to record his second placing. Dan McQuie, who is more accustomed to the 5k was able to step down in distance and showed great speed on the home straight to come from 8th to third, just pipping a young Rorey McLean (4th) on the line for third spot.
Darius Eshete’s brilliant form in the New Year set him back to the second back marker, where Thomas Bruins (green) and Steven Rafty (gold) battle to the line in the 550m he ran credibly to finish 5th. Returning to the track for the first time in a few years, Andrew Reynalds (6th) held his stagger and finished ahead of Leigh Edwards (7th) with Peter Audsley (8th) rounding out this close and competitive field.
In the 100m, Nathan Morfea and Andrew Emsavana were the early favourites; however their strong form this season put them on the back markers. With Gareth Nichols a late withdrawal, heading over east to compete in the National Surf Life Saving Championships, fellow beach sprinter Glenn Ross was another off a tough mark. Emsavana was an unfortunate late withdrawal, reducing the field to 6. The quality was still maintained, with a photo finish needed to decide all place-getters. Josh Mapstone led from the front to claim first place from Michael Craggs. Ross tried valiantly over the last 20 metres to close the gap on his younger rivals but could not do so. The 5 minute break following their 550m race proved difficult for Reynalds (5th) and Edwards (6th) who were not able to reproduce the “100m/550m double” that they ran in the qualifying meets earlier in the year.
Thanks to the parents and volunteers at each of the various Little Athletic Centres who made the earlier rounds possible. It was great to see the top athletes supporting the event across the season and contributing to the grass roots of our sport. The handicapping format used is the same method used in Pro Racing throughout the State, and these exhibition-style races provide for a great spectacle and crowd involvement.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 16 - Regional Development
The program during this reporting period is divided into two parts as the latter part of 2009 involved promotional activities in the South West under the guidance of former Development Officer Adam Erceg for July and August and a new focus from March to July this year.
In 2010 Athletics WA introduced a sports based programme targeted at indigenous youth who were in danger of disengaging from education (also inclusive of non-indigenous youth) in regional and metropolotan Western Australia.
Athletics WA coach Lindsay Bunn has driven the program in each area with the support of the education department, school principals, local shires and community personnel with the intention that the locals can continue on with the program.
It was agreed to focus on establishing the program in two regional areas and look to transfer a successful model to other areas in future years. The regional areas were Carnarvon and Narrogin with Balga and Girrawheen being the target areas in the metropolitan area.
- Officials Development
2009 heralded a new beginning for athletics in WA with the opening of the long awaited athletics facility at the AK Reserve. With the opening of the track came the opportunity for our officials to not only enjoy the first class facilities a modern venue can bring, but also participate in the National Track and Field championships without having to bear the costs associated with travelling interstate. On the latter, we did ourselves proud - not only on the track, but also on the social front where we were able to enjoy the company of our guests at venues not usually seen interstate.
To our credit, and amid stiff competition from the eastern states officials who had waited 12 long years to officiate in Perth, 34 local officials were appointed to officiate at the National Championships. Many officials also fronted up for the National Master's Championships held at Easter, and we thank them for their service and commitment during this very demanding program.
Other achievements in 2009/10 were the service badges presented to stalwarts Bruce Wilson, Geoff Garnett and Steve Mladenis. Both Bruce and Geoff received their pins for thirty years dedicated service, while Steve was recognised for his valuable contribution of twenty years to the long and triple jump events.
- The Legacy of Fred Napier OAM
Work continues on the processing the documents in the Napier Legacy. A rich collection of material has already been assessed for its relevance to the history of athletics in Western Australia and the success of our athletes. There is however, still much work to do in this most comprehensive collection. Among the 1000s of documents processed are the details of former Life Members and Merit Award holders of the Associations. These have been carefully preserved for future reference – along with documents relating to the inception of the men's and women's associations, their amalgamation and the dark days of the dissolution in 1995.
Other organisations to benefit from the collection have been the Department of Sport and Recreation and the WA Olympic Council and Commonwealth Games Associations. Because of its significance to the state, the rich collection of material accumulated during the organisation and
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 17 conduct of the 1962 British Empire Games has been handed to the Battye Library for custody and preservation.
- Exam Success
As anticipated, some of the participants in the "Mind the Gap" seminar – aimed at experienced officials in the Little Athletics sector became qualified through the AAOE scheme during the year and joined other Western Australians at the National Championships.
Congratulations to Marion Buchanan who added a second A grade to her Walks qualifications this year. On the strength of her success - this time in Jumps, Marion was appointed Jumps Referee at the National Junior Championships in March. Successful at B Grade exams were Jennifer Wheatley, (Jumps), Bev McCagh (Throws) and Vicki Oliver (Technical). A number of other officials were also successful in obtaining C grades during the past year and it is hoped that they will progress to higher levels in the coming season.
- The Future
Our performance at the National Championships confirmed Western Australian officials to be both competent and capable. Even without the benefit of exposure on the national circuit, we have maintained the standard of officiating expected by the national body. Again our officials should be congratulated for the professional way they have carried out their duties in the sun, the rain – and even the dark. Now back on the National circuit we have much to look forward to, and it is my hope that more recruits will join us to ensure that the competition remains at all times 'Safe & Fair'.
Jeanette Robertson OAM WA OELO
Out of Stadium
- 2010 State Cross Country Season
The 2010 cross country season began slightly later this year due to the Australian National Track and Field Championships being held in Perth in April. Despite some athletes needing a break before the Cross Country season began, numbers were still high in the younger age groups for the ever popular Sunset Coast Relay, which kicked off the 2010 season. This event is always well supported by the schools and a great way to introduce young athletes to cross country competition. Athletics WA conducted three events with the Clubs supporting the program with other events in various challenging and fast locations around the metropolitan area.
The State Cross Country championships produced some exciting races between the WA leading middle distance runners. The ‘State Short Course’ championships held earlier in the season resulted in a good win to Ethan Heywood in the Open men’s 4k in 12.43 minutes followed closely by Josh Tedesco. Linda Spencer was successful in the Open women’s 4 km race while Daniel Rubick, Sam Foster and Emily Salleo were successful in the U/20’s and U/18’s. Roberto Busi began a good winning streak by taking out the ‘Long Course’ championship over 12 km in a time of 37.59 minutes with Linda Spencer again successful winning the women’s 8km in 28.06 minutes.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 18 Roberto went on to win many races during the season most notably the State 10km and State Half and Marathon as well as several Fun Runs organised by various sporting bodies around Perth.
The cross country season again produced good race attendances particularly early in the season prior to conclusion of Schools cross country championships. The Carine and Karrinyup Relays, assisted by AWA committee, encouraged athletes to gather team members together and race in fine weather conditions. Participation by schools’ athletes certainly added to friendly yet competitive atmosphere at events.
AWA would like to acknowledge the support made by Henri Cortis and Jeff Garnett for their assistance with officiating at all AWA events. Thanks also to the WAMC for conducting the marathon, half marathon and 10km road races on behalf of AWA. Also thanks to Stirling Swans, Northern District/WTC and Karrinyup Athletics clubs for their assistance in conducting events during the season.
Special mention must be made of all the coaches, teachers and parents who support the athletes every race competition day.
Anne Stingemore AWA Cross Country Management
- 2010 Synergy Gallipoli Run
The start of the 2010 Synergy Gallipoli Run
Just over 330 participants took part in the 2010 Synergy Gallipoli Run which was held in the picturesque surrounds of the Synergy Parkland in Kings Park on Sunday 11th April, commencing at 9.00am.
The reduced number of entries was a result of having to change the original date due to a clash with the National Athletics Championships held in Perth and a problem with the online registration process that was created by a marketing consultant. Both issues will be resolved for the 2011 event with the Run scheduled for the day before Anzac Day and a new marketing consultant has been appointed.
Race patron and Changhi survivor John Gilmour addressed the crowd in attendance highlighting the Anzac spirit and the importance of all West Australians remembering the efforts of his war
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 19 colleagues. A live rendition of The Last Post was played by Scotch College bugler Scott Grapes, prior to the participants heading off in perfect weather conditions.
Radio 6PR personality Simon Beaumont assumed the role as race ambassador for the event and participated along with his family.
The winners on the day were:
8km (M) Roberto Busi 25.46 (W) Tina Major 29.34
4km (M) Thomas Bruins 13.03 (W) Emily Loughnan 14.34
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2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 22 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND REPORTS 2009/2010 (The accompanying Notes form part of these Financial Statements.)
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ATHLETICS COMMISSION (Inc.) BALANCE SHEET As at 30 June 2010
2010 2009 NOTE $ $ CURRENT ASSETS Cash 45 361 124 883 Receivables 2 54 245 9 857 Inventories 15 852 9 303
Total Current Assets 115 458 144 043
NON-CURRENT ASSETS Office Furniture and Equipment 3 18 004 16 727 Plant and Equipment 3 15 404 15 611 Total Non-Current Assets 33 408 32 338
TOTAL ASSETS 148 866 176 381
CURRENT LIABILITIES Creditors and Borrowings 75 971 44 476 Total Current Liabilities 75 971 44 476
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Provision for Long Service Leave 20 250 16 667 Total Non -Current Liabilities 20 250 16 667
TOTAL LIABILITIES 96 221 61 143
NET ASSETS 52 645 115 238
ACCUMULATED FUNDS Balance 1 July 2009 115 238 96 226 Excess of expenditure over income for the year (62 593) 19 012
TOTAL MEMBERS’ EQUITY 52 645 115 238
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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ATHLETICS COMMISSION (Inc.) INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT For the year ended 30 June 2010
2010 2009 $ $ INCOME Accommodation and travel 66 568 8 344 Affiliation fees 9 518 - Canteen income - 4 736 Clothing and uniforms 35 969 11 882 Competition fees 69 072 47 216 Consulting income/courses 791 - Equipment hire 691 18 208 Government grants 181 837 180 000 Grants – Athletics Australia 5 000 8 625 Interest received 2 767 7 231 Registration fees 10 086 8 107 Spectator fees 7 726 - Sponsorship 308 844 114 611 Sundry income 801 3 944 TOTAL INCOME 699 670 412 904
EXPENDITURE Accounting and audit fees 7690 13 076 Advertising/ website 7900 191 Announcing/ broadcasting 11000 - Bad debts - - Bank charges 2157 946 Canteen expenses - 1 012 Coaching 22845 8378 Cleaning - 1 630 Clothing and uniforms 30 149 16 029 Competition fees 5 109 460 Commission (AA) - Nationals 37500 - Computing 13 411 2597 Consultancy 102645 15353 Depreciation 8892 5350 Donations 4405 2705 Electricity 1 177 1 612 Electronic timing 4536 9962
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2010 2009 $ $ Food and beverage 30 312 11 640 Fringe benefits tax 7 724 6 165 General expenses 6 528 2 585 Hire grounds and equipment 50 804 5611 Insurances 7 631 666 Long service leave provision 3 584 1 333 Manuals/programs/newsletters 4 422 3 596 Medical 2 352 - Meetings 1 215 4 197 Motor vehicle expenses 24 038 27 500 Plant and equipment (sundry) 5 729 1 660 Postage and courier fees 3 443 2 969 Printing/stationary/copier 11 992 11 871 Prize money 20 251 5 466 Promotions 35 458 45 Purchases 2 163 2 422 Registration numbers/cards 3 453 5 315 Relocation expenses 764 13 714 Rent 4 167 5 000 Repairs and maintenance 737 4 671 Salaries 75 192 60 000 Scrapped assets - 977 Sponsorship 6 552 8 383 Staff training 938 691 Subscription fees/conferences 4 881 2 744 Superannuation 11 972 13 270 Telephone and fax 4 925 11 034 Training program licenses 26 550 8 900 Travel and accommodation 105 367 27 489 Trophies 5 915 4 728 Wages 33 788 59 940 TOTAL EXPENDITURE 762 263 393 892
NET INCOME/ (LOSS) (62593) 19012
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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ATHLETICS COMMISSION (Inc.)
NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE ACCONTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2010
NOTE: 1
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES
These Financial Statements are a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the accounts preparation requirements of the Commission's constitution. The Board has determined that the Commission is not a reporting entity as defined in Statement of Accounting Concepts 1: Definition of the Reporting Entity, and therefore, as there is no requirement to apply accounting concepts or standards in the preparation and presentation of these statements, none have been adopted.
The statements have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Commission's constitution.
The statements are prepared on the basis of historic costs and do not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated, current values of non current assets.
(a) Income Tax The Commission is a non-profit body incorporated for the sole purpose of promoting and coordinating the sport of athletics in Western Australia. As such, the Commission is not subject to income tax in Australia.
(b) Plant and Equipment The depreciable amounts of all fixed assets are depreciated over the useful lives commencing from the time the asset is ready for use. The carrying amount of fixed assets is reviewed annually by the Board to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount of those assets.
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NOTE: 2 2010 2009
$ $ RECEIVABLES Debtors 54 245 9 857
NOTE: 3
OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT Office furniture and equipment at cost 24 943 19 523 Less accumulated depreciation 6 939 2 796 18 004 16 727
PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Athletic plant and equipment at cost 45 258 40 716
Less accumulated depreciation 29 854 25 105
15 404 15 611
WRITTEN DOWN VALUE 33 408 32 338
NOTE: 4
The sponsorship revenue from Healthway is $116 700.
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2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 28 RESULTS 2009/2010
2010 Australian Junior Championships
Sydney Olympic Park - 11/03/2010 to 14/03/2010
Girls
Girls 100 Meter Run Under 20 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -1.3). 4, Brianna Beahan, WA, 12.43.
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Under 20 Section 1: (w: -3.6) 3, Brianna Beahan, WA, 14.19.
Girls 400 Meter Hurdles Under 20 2, Ashlyn Chiera, WA, 62.84.
Girls 3000 Meter Steeplechase Under 20 3, Loren Hadwiger, WA, 11:56.33.
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Under 20 4, WA 'A' (Jessica Francis 95, Ashlyn Chiera 91, Emma Kelly 94, Sally McBride 93), 50.63.
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay Under 20 5, WA 'A' (Ashlyn Chiera 91, Jessica Francis 95, Erica Langenberg 93, Kate Sexton 94), 4:07.75.
Girls High Jump Under 20 7, Tessa Maroni, WA, 1.60m.
Girls Pole Vault Under 20 3, Ellen Pearce, WA, 3.55m.
Girls Hammer Throw Under 20 5, Ashleigh Bailey, WA, 39.30m.
Girls Javelin Throw Under 20 9, Samantha Fenwick, WA, 38.35m.
Girls 100 Meter Dash Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 5, Rebecca O'Kane, WA, 12.90.
Girls 400 Meter Dash Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 5, Erica Langenberg, WA, 60.68. Heat 2: 7, Jessica Pillera, WA, 59.24.
Girls 800 Meter Run Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Holly Fagan, WA, 2:15.87Q.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 29 Girls 800 Meter Run Under 18 Finals Section 1: 8, Holly Fagan, WA, 2:15.18.
Girls 400 Meter Hurdles Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 3, Rebecca O'Kane, WA, 69.25Q. Heat 2: 3, Erica Langenberg, WA, 67.01Q.
Girls 400 Meter Hurdles Under 18 Finals Section 1: 5, Erica Langenberg, WA, 7, Rebecca O'Kane, WA, 69.70.
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Under 18 Section 1: 5, WA 'A' (Naomi Henn 94, Loughlyn Webb 94, Rebecca O'Kane 93, Amy Wolton 94), 49.30.
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay Under 18 Section 1: 5, WA 'A' (Jessica Pillera 93, Jade Bogle 95, Emma Kelly 94, Rebecca O'Kane 93), 3:58.62.
Girls High Jump Under 18 Section 1: --, Tessa Maroni, WA, NH.
Girls Pole Vault Under 18 Section 1: 1, Elizabeth Parnov, WA, 3.95m.
Girls Triple Jump Under 18 Section 1: 12, Sally McBride, WA, 10.46m, w:-2.1.
Girls Discus Throw Under 18 Section 1: 9, Lexi Hamilton-Smith, WA, 13.98m.
Girls Hammer Throw Under 18 Section 1: 7, Olivia Lyons, WA, 35.49m.
Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 17 Section 1: (w: -1.8) 5, Loughlyn Webb, WA,
Girls 400 Meter Dash Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: 9, Emma Kelly, WA, 60.44.
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -2.0) 2, Naomi Henn, WA, 15.41Q. Heat 3: (w: -1.0) 3, Amy Wolton, WA, 15.73q.
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Under 17 Finals Section 1: (w: -1.3) 4, Naomi Henn, WA, 15.16., Amy Wolton, WA, 15.27.
Girls High Jump Under 17 Section 1: 5, Anna Burch, WA, 1.65m. 6, Kate Sexton, WA, 1.60m.
Girls Long Jump Under 17 Section 1: 2, Loughlyn Webb, WA, 5.63m, w:-2.0. 10, Kate Sexton, WA, 4.76m, w:1.7.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 30 Girls Triple Jump Under 17 Section 1: 4, Loughlyn Webb, WA, 11.24m, w:+0.0. 5, Anna Burch, WA, 10.94m, w:+0.0.
Girls Shot Put Under 17 Section 1: 1, Titilayo Wright, WA, 12.51m.
Girls Discus Throw Under 17 Section 1: 3, Titilayo Wright, WA, 39.21m
Girls Hammer Throw Under 17 Section 1: 10, Titilayo Wright, WA, 23.29m.
Girls Javelin Throw Under 17 Section 1: 5, Titilayo Wright, WA, 38.21m.
Girls 5000 Meter Race Walk Under 17 Section 1: 3, Hannah Watson, WA, 25:20.59. 6, Kate Holt, WA, 27:07.26. 7, Breanna Brown, WA, 27:38.61. 10, Andrea Sexton, WA, 29:37.67. 11, Jessica Sexton, WA, 29:55.11.
Girls 100 Meter Dash Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.1) 3, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 12.62Q. 5, Rose Wilson, WA, 13.22. Heat 2: (w: -2.5) 2, Mathilde Delorme, WA, 12.92Q.
Girls 100 Meter Dash Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: -2.8) 4, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 12.75. 8, Mathilde Delorme, WA, 13.07.
Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -0.5) 3, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 26.07. Heat 2: (w: -1.1) 1, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 25.16Q. 25, Mathilde Delorme, WA, 25.93. Heat 3: (w: -2.5) 3, Rose Wilson, WA, 26.28.
Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: -0.7) 3, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 24.84.
Girls 400 Meter Dash Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Jade Bogle, WA, 58.42Q. 5, Jessica Francis, WA, 60.40. Heat 2: 1, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 57.28Q. 3, Kyana Collard, WA, 58.80Q.
Girls 400 Meter Dash Under 16 Finals Section 1: 2, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 57.39. 3, Kyana Collard, WA, 57.86. 4, Jade Bogle, WA, 58.08.
Girls 800 Meter Run Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: 4, Kyana Collard, WA, 2:18.55. 8, Courtney Barnard, WA, 2:29.01. Heat 2: 8, Nicole Barber, WA, 2:24.43.
Girls 1500 Meter Run Under 16 Section 1: 5, Susannah Stockwell, WA, 4:39.80. 6
Girls 3000 Meter Run Under 16 Section 1: 4, Susannah Stockwell, WA, 10:12.10.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 31 Girls 90 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.1) 5, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 13.86q. 7, Sheriece Isaacs, WA, 14.73. Heat 2: (w: -2.5) 2, Ashleigh Germain, WA, 13.91Q.
Girls 90 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: 1.3) 5, Ashleigh Germain, WA, 13.49. 6, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 13.54.
Girls 200 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -2.3) 1, Ashleigh Germain, WA, 29.46Q. 6, Sheriece Isaacs, WA, 32.03. Heat 2: (w: -2.4) 7, Breeanna Smylie, WA, 31.72.
Girls 200 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: -2.7) 3, Ashleigh Germain, WA, 29.34.
Girls 2000 Meter Steeplechase Under 16 Section 1: 1, Susannah Stockwell, WA, 6:49.01.
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Under 16 Section 1: 2, WA 'A' (Breanna Dixon 96, Mathilde Delorme 95, Rose Wilson 95, Ashleigh Germain 95), 49.67.
Girls 4x200 Meter Relay Under 16 Section 1: 2, WA 'A' (Breanna Dixon 96, Brooke Pires-Parenzee 95, Mathilde Delorme 95, Poppy Schwass 96), 1:41.78.
Girls Long Jump Under 16 Section 1: 2, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 5.54m, w:3.7. 8, Kirsty Palmer, WA, 5.34m, w:1.1.
Girls Triple Jump Under 16 Section 1: 2, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 11.75m, w:0.9. 14, Breeanna Smylie, WA, 10.27m, w:1.3.
Girls Shot Put Under 16 Section 1: 8, Tara Oswald, WA, 8.48m.
Girls Discus Throw Under 16 Section 1: 11, Tara Oswald, WA, 29.99m.
Girls Hammer Throw Under 16 Section 1: 9, Tara Oswald, WA, 23.54m.
Girls Javelin Throw Under 16 Section 1: 9, Adrienne Suckling, WA, 29.68m.
Girls 3000 Meter Race Walk Under 16 Section 1: 5, Breanna Brown, WA, 15:22.82.
Girls 100 Meter Dash Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -2.6) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 13.00Q. Heat 2: (w: -2.7) 2, Breanna Dixon, WA, 13.02Q.
Girls 100 Meter Dash Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: -1.4) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 12.73. 7, Breanna Dixon, WA, 13.18.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 32 Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -2.0) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 25.73Q. Heat 2: (w: -1.5) 6, Sophie Powell, WA, 26.73. Heat 3: (w: -0.5) 2, Breanna Dixon, WA,
Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: -0.5) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 25.20. 3, Breanna Dixon, WA, 25.53.
Girls 400 Meter Dash Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: 7, Breanna Dixon, WA, 60.01.
Girls 800 Meter Run Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: 9, Nicole Clark, WA, 2:24.14. Heat 2: 5, Emilee Salleo, WA, 2:23.29.
Girls 1500 Meter Run Under 15 Section 1: 9, Emilee Salleo, WA, 4:53.76.
Girls 90 Meter Hurdles Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.8) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 13.21Q.
Girls 90 Meter Hurdles Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: +0.0) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 12.85.
Girls High Jump Under 15 Section 1: 2, Poppy Schwass, WA, 1.70m.
Girls Pole Vault Under 15 Section 1: 1, Nina Kennedy, WA, 3.00m.
Girls Long Jump Under 15 Section 1: 10, Allonah Loone, WA, 4.61m, w:3.8.
Girls Triple Jump Under 15 Section 1: 7, Poppy Schwass, WA, 10.98m, w:+0.0. 8, 14, Allonah Loone, WA, 9.86m, w:1.1.
Girls Shot Put Under 15 Section 1: 8, Kristina Batt, WA, 8.14m. 9, Cassie Catley, WA, 7.95m. 10, Lauren Plati, WA, 6.89m.
Girls Discus Throw Under 15 Section 1: 10, Lauren Plati, WA, 22.90m. 11, Cassie Catley, WA, 18.19m.
Girls Javelin Throw Under 15 Section 1: 10, Cassie Catley, WA, 26.40m.
Girls 3000 Meter Race Walk Under 15 Section 1: 4, Kate Holt, WA, 15:20.34. 8, Raqeema Evans, WA, 15:51.22. 11, Brooke Barritt, WA, 16:14.08. 12, Andrea Sexton, WA, 16:18.80. 13, --, Jessica Sexton, WA, DNF.
Girls 100 Meter Dash Under 14 Section 1: (w: 0.3) 2, Nina Kennedy, WA, 13.07. 8, Nadia Langenberg, WA, 13.46.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 33 Girls 200 Meter Dash Under 14 Section 1: (w: -0.2) 8, Ella Italiano_Schmidt, WA, 28.10.
Girls 800 Meter Run Under 14 Section 1: 6, Tarinah Nazaroff, WA, 2:26.61. 7, Angelique van Niekerk, WA, 2:28.10.
Girls 1500 Meter Run Under 14 Section 1: 7, Tarinah Nazaroff, WA, 5:00.97. 9, Emily Hadwiger, WA, 5:18.02.
Girls 80 Meter Hurdles Under 14 Section 1: (w: -1.8) 4, Nina Kennedy, WA, 13.26. 5
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Under 14 Section 1: 2, WA 'A' (Nadia Langenberg 97, Ella Italiano_Schmidt 97, Taylor Watson 97, Nina Kennedy 97), 52.16.
Girls High Jump Jump Off Under 14 Section 1: 5, Anika Gillespie, WA, 1.45m. 7, Taylor Watson, WA, 1.45m.
Girls Pole Vault Under 14 Section 1: 1, Nina Kennedy, WA, 3.15m.
Girls Long Jump Under 14 Section 1: 6, Nadia Langenberg, WA, 4.41m, w:2.8. 8, Thathianna Petit, WA, 4.29m, w:0.9.
Girls Triple Jump Under 14 Section 1: 2, Nadia Langenberg, WA, 10.47m, w:1.8. 4, Taylor Watson, WA, 10.16m, w:0.5.
Girls Shot Put Under 14 Section 1: 4, Jazmin Nash, WA, 10.18m. 7, Thathianna Petit, WA, 8.54m.
Girls Discus Throw Under 14 Section 1: 5, Anika Gillespie, WA, 27.96m. 8, Ashley Sharp, WA, 21.66m.
Girls Javelin Throw Under 14 Section 1: 1, Anika Gillespie, WA, 31.38m. 8, Jazmin Nash, WA, 27.99m. 9, Ashley Sharp, WA, 27.87m. 12, Thathianna Petit, WA, 24.74m.
Girls 1500 Meter Race Walk Under 14 Section 1: 7, Emma Norris, WA, 7:29.15. --, Raqeema Evans, WA, DQ. --, Jemma Brown, WA, DQ.
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Boys 100 Meter Run Under 20 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -1.2) 4, Andrew Emsavana, WA, 11.29.
Boys 400 Meter Run Under 20 Preliminaries Heat 1: 9, Ben Catley, WA, 53.57. Heat 3: 9, Kaden Pool, WA, 51.41.
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 20 Preliminaries Heat 3: 4, Daniel Barnard, WA, 1:55.42.
Boys 1500 Meter Run Under 20 Preliminaries Heat 1: 7, Joshua Tedesco, WA, 4:00.25. Heat 2: 6, Ethan Heywood, WA, 3:59.42q. 9, Daniel Barnard, WA, 4:01.69.
Boys 1500 Meter Run Under 20 Finals Section 1: 8, Sam McEntee, WA, 3:52.46. 12, Ethan Heywood, WA, 4:06.88.
Boys 5000 Meter Run Under 20 Section 1: 2, Joshua Tedesco, WA, 14:42.96. 5, Ethan Heywood, WA, 15:02.33.
Boys 400 Meter Hurdles Under 20 Preliminaries Heat 1: 4, Kaden Pool, WA, 58.99. Heat 2: 7, Ben Catley, WA, 65.31. Heat 3: 8, Jordan Sampson, WA, 61.82.
Boys 3000 Meter Steeplechase Under 20 Section 1: 4, Christopher Dale, WA, 9:32.90. 7, Thomas Kozak, WA, 10:03.67. 9, Daniel Rubick, WA, 10:17.73.
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Under 20 Section 1: 5, WA 'A' (Kaden Pool 92, Jordan Sampson 92, Ben Catley 92, Brendan Crowe 91), 44.03.
Boys High Jump Under 20 Section 1: 1, 3, Adam Librizzi, WA, 1.95m.
Boys Long Jump Under 20 Section 1: 10, Brendan Crowe, WA, 6.50m, w:1.2.
Boys Shot Put Under 20 Section 1: 2, Matthew Cowie, WA, 17.24m.
Boys 10000 Meter Race Walk Under 20 Section 1: --, Samuel Dib, WA, DNF. --, Sean Fitzsimons, WA, DQ.
Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 2, Hayden Yates, WA, 49.74Q. Heat 2: 3, Thomas Quaife, WA, 50.02Q.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 35 Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 18 Finals Section 1: 3, Hayden Yates, WA, 49.34. 6, Thomas Quaife, WA, 49.99.
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 5, Hayden Yates, WA, 1:59.03. Heat 2: 8, Thomas Quaife, WA, 1:59.97. Heat 3: 8, Blake Wilkinson, WA, 2:02.75.
Boys 1000 Meter Run Under 18 Section 1: 2, Tim Richards, WA, 2:31.48. 6, Blake Wilkinson, WA, 2:39.26.
Boys 1500 Meter Run Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 2: 7, Simon Masiglia, WA, 4:11.85. 10, Greg Hyma, WA, 4:22.40.
Boys 3000 Meter Run Under 18 Section 1: 10, Simon Masiglia, WA, 9:00.83. Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -2.7) 4, Jack Lockwood, WA, 16.20. Heat 2: (w: -3.2) 1, Raheen Williams, WA, 14.63Q.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Under 18 Finals Section 1: (w: -1.8) 4, Raheen Williams, WA, 14.96.
Boys 400 Meter Hurdles Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Raheen Williams, WA, 54.70Q. Heat 2: 6, Duncan Bradbury, WA, 62.30. Heat 3: 2, Jack Lockwood, WA, 56.22Q.
Boys 400 Meter Hurdles Under 18 Finals Section 1: 1, Raheen Williams, WA, 52.74. 6, Jack Lockwood, WA, 55.87.
Boys 2000 Meter Steeplechase Under 18 Section 1: 11, James Bignell, WA, 7:19.14.
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Under 18 Section 1: 7, WA 'A' (Mason Zappavigna 94, Thomas Quaife 93, Michael Craggs 94, Hayden Yates 93), 44.23.
Boys 5000 Meter Race Walk Under 18 Section 1: 4, Dale Hennighan, WA, 25:40.30. --, Samuel Dib, WA, DNF.
Boys 100 Meter Dash Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 0.1) 6, Luke Major, WA, 11.69.
Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -1.7) 6, Luke Major, WA, 23.44.
Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: 7, Luke Major, WA, 53.80. Heat 2: 2, Ethan Giesige, WA, 50.63Q. 8, Lionel Velho, WA, 53.51.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 36 Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 17 Finals Section 1: 6, Ethan Giesige, WA, 51.25.
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: 2, Tim Richards, WA, 1:58.75Q. Heat 2: 6, Lionel Velho, WA, 2:02.75.
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 17 Finals Section 1: 2, Tim Richards, WA, 1:56.37.
Boys 1500 Meter Run Under 17 Section 1: 16, Tim Richards, WA, 4:09.21.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -2.9) 13, Luke Major, WA, 16.15Q. --, Ashley Spratt, WA, DQ. Heat 2: (w: -1.6) 3, Michael Craggs, WA, 15.43Q.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Under 17 Finals Section 1: (w: -1.7) 1, Michael Craggs, WA, 14.65. 8, Luke Major, WA, 15.86.
Boys 2000 Meter Steeplechase Under 17 Section 1: 17, Arnan van Niekerk, WA, 7:39.96. --, Mason Zappavigna, WA, DNF.
Boys High Jump Under 17 Section 1: 7, Ashley Spratt, WA, 1.85m.
Boys Pole Vault Under 17 Section 1: 6, Henri Brown, WA, 3.00m.
Boys Long Jump Under 17 Section 1:, Michael Craggs, WA, 6.87m, w:4.4.
Boys Triple Jump Under 17 Section 1: 4, Ashley Spratt, WA, 12.52m, w:3.1.
Boys Shot Put Under 17 Section 1: 19, Jevon Proctor, WA, 12.51m.
Boys Discus Throw Under 17 Section 1: 8, Jevon Proctor, WA, 40.06m
Boys Hammer Throw Under 17 Section 1: 9, Jevon Proctor, WA, 32.52m.
Boys Javelin Throw Under 17 Section 1: 1, Cruz Hogan, WA, 58.82m. 3, Michael Craggs, WA, 52.72m. 9, Ashley Spratt, WA, 40.32m.
Boys 100 Meter Dash Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -2.6) 3, Luke Chamberlain, WA, 11.86. Heat 2: (w: -3.3) 2, James Ogbue, WA, 11.79Q. Heat 3: (w: -0.5) 6, Cambell King, WA, 12.10. 7
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 37 Boys 100 Meter Dash Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: -2.9) 6, James Ogbue, WA, 11.82.
Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -0.2) 3, Luke Chamberlain, WA, 23.31Q. 7, Cambell King, WA, 23.88. Heat 2: (w: -0.3) 3, James Ogbue, WA, 23.45Q. --, Rhys Tucker, WA, DQ.
Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: -0.6) 7, Luke Chamberlain, WA, 23.72. 8, James Ogbue, WA, 24.31.
Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 16 Section 1: 8, Jesse Way, WA, 54.73.
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 2: 4, Julian Salleo, WA, 2:04.56. Heat 3: 3, Jordan Makins, WA, 2:03.76q. 4
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 16 Finals Section 1: 5, Jordan Makins, WA, 2:02.50.
Boys 1500 Meter Run Under 16 Section 1: 9, Jordan Makins, WA, 4:17.83. 20, Julian Salleo, WA, 4:25.75.
Boys 3000 Meter Run Under 16 Section 1: 6, Chartt Miller, WA, 9:15.28.
Boys 100 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -2.4) 2, Terrell McKenzie, WA, 14.21Q. 4, Nathan Zemek, WA, 15.30. Heat 2: (w: -0.3) 17, James McCooey, WA, 16.08.
Boys 100 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: 0.7) 3, Terrell McKenzie, WA, 13.66.
Boys 200 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -3.6) 4, Terrell McKenzie, WA, 28.00q. 8, James McCooey, WA, 29.88. Heat 2: (w: -1.6) 4, Toby Fillingham, WA, 28.12q. 7, Nathan Zemek, WA, 29.31.
Boys 200 Meter Hurdles Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: -2.1) 3, Terrell McKenzie, WA, 26.90. 8, Toby Fillingham, WA, 28.20.
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Under 16 Section 1: 3, WA 'A' (Terrell McKenzie 95, Luke Chamberlain 95, Toby Fillingham 95, James Ogbue 95), 44.75.
Boys 4x200 Meter Relay Under 16 Section 1: 4, WA 'A' (Rhys Tucker 95, Cambell King 95, Luke Chamberlain 95, James Ogbue 95), 1:35.43.
Boys Long Jump Under 16 Section 1: 1, Luke Chamberlain, WA, 6.18m, w:0.4. 2, Terrell McKenzie, WA, 6.14m, w:1.6. 4, Rhys Tucker, WA, 6.03m, w:0.7. 9, Toby Fillingham, WA, 5.82m, w:+0.0. 18,
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 38 Nathan Zemek, WA, 5.50m, w:0.2. 19
Boys Triple Jump Under 16 Section 1: 2, Toby Fillingham, WA, 13.05m, w:1.7. 8, Nathan Zemek, WA, 12.09m, w:0.4.
Boys Shot Put Under 16 Section 1: 9, James McMillan, WA, 11.17m.
Boys Discus Throw Under 16 Section 1: 9, Terrell McKenzie, WA, 48.47m. 14, James McMillan, WA, 33.23m.
Boys Javelin Throw Under 16 Section 1: 4, Terrell McKenzie, WA, 46.63m. 10, James McMillan, WA, 20.96m.
Boys 100 Meter Dash Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.8) 7, Jakob Zeller, WA, 12.72. Heat 2: (w: -1.5) 3, Tarwyn Filipek, WA, 12.16Q.
Boys 100 Meter Dash Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: 0.1) 7, Tarwyn Filipek, WA, 12.13.
Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -3.4) 3, Tarwyn Filipek, WA, 24.68Q Heat 2: (w: 0.1) 7, Jakob Zeller, WA, 24.97.
Boys 200 Meter Dash Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: 0.9) 8, Tarwyn Filipek, WA, 24.61.
Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 2: 2, Jakob Zeller, WA, 55.50Q.
Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 15 Finals Section 1: 8, Jakob Zeller, WA, 57.10.
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 2: 9, Lorcan Bourke, WA, 2:25.43.
Boys 1500 Meter Run Under 15 Section 1: 11, Torren Diletti, WA, 4:32.05.
Boys 3000 Meter Run Under 15 Section 1: 7, Torren Diletti, WA, 9:43.19.
Boys 100 Meter Hurdles Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.4) 3, Tarwyn Filipek, WA, 15.61Q Heat 2: (w: -0.8) 4, Brendan Tingey, WA, 15.47q.
Boys 100 Meter Hurdles Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: 2.2) 2, Tarwyn Filipek, WA, 14.51. 7, Brendan Tingey, WA, 15.38
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 39 Boys 200 Meter Hurdles Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -1.9) 2, Brendan Tingey, WA, 28.78Q.
Boys 200 Meter Hurdles Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: -3.6) 3, Brendan Tingey, WA, 28.87
Boys Pole Vault Under 15 Section 1: 2, Henri Brown, WA, 2.80m. 4, Iain Maclennan, WA, 2.40m.
Boys Long Jump Under 15 Section 1: 1, Tarwyn Filipek, WA, 6.21m, w:3.1. 5, Zac Speed, WA, 5.57m, w:1.3. 6, Tongchai Quartermaine, WA, 5.55m, w:3.3. --, Brendan Tingey, WA, FOUL.
Boys Triple Jump Under 15 Section 1: 2, Zac Speed, WA, 12.57m, w:2.1. 5, Tongchai Quartermaine, WA, 12.02m, w:+0.0.
Boys Shot Put Under 15 Section 1: 4, Blake Phillips, WA, 14.39m.
Boys Discus Throw Under 15 Section 1: 2, Blake Phillips, WA, 55.44m. 12, Tyler Keitel, WA, 29.19m.
Boys Javelin Throw Under 15 Section 1: 1, Blake Phillips, WA, 47.67m. 3, Brendan Tingey, WA, 46.34m. 4, Tyler Keitel, WA, 45.04m.
Boys 3000 Meter Race Walk Under 15 Section 1: 5, Ethan-Lee Nolan, WA, 15:35.26. --, Nathanael Dib, WA, DQ.
Boys 400 Meter Dash Under 14 Section 1: 13, Scott Russell, WA, 63.38. --, Connor Burrows, WA, DQ.
Boys 800 Meter Run Under 14 Section 1: 2, Ben Chamberlain, WA, 2:12.53. 10, Connor Burrows, WA, 2:28.56.
Boys 1500 Meter Run Under 14 Section 1: 2, Ben Chamberlain, WA, 4:28.23. 9, Connor Burrows, WA, 5:26.11.
Boys Javelin Throw Under 14 Section 1: 12, Jake Andrews, WA, 31.19m.
Boys 1500 Meter Race Walk Under 14 Section 1: 6, Jake Andrews, WA, 8:57
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 40 2009 UTAS Australian All Schools & Youth Athletics Championships
Domain Athletics Centre, Hobart - 4/12/2009 to 7/12/2009
Girls
Girls 100 Metres Under 18 8, Aisha-Rochelle Collymore, WA, 13.07.
Girls 4x100 Metres Relay Under 18 Section 1: 5, WA 'A' (Ashleigh Germain 95, Tori Kelly 93, Nicola Earls 93, Amy Wolton 94), 50.76.
Girls 4x400 Metres Relay Under 18 Section 1: 4, WA 'A' (Anna Howarth 94, Poppy Schwass 96, Rebecca O'Kane 93, Tori Kelly 93), 4:04.13.
Girls Pole Vault Under 18 Section 1: 1, Ellen Pearce, WA, 3.55m.
Girls Long Jump Under 18 Section 1: 8, Aisha-Rochelle Collymore, WA, 4.80m, w:1.8.
Girls Discus Throw Under 18 Section 1: 5, Samantha Fenwick, WA, 34.55m.
Girls Hammer Throw Under 18 Section 1: 6, Samantha Fenwick, WA, 36.71m.
Girls Javelin Throw Under 18 Section 1: 1, Samantha Fenwick, WA, 46.59m. 4, Aisha-Rochelle Collymore, WA, 40.61m. 7, Sheree Boase, WA, 35.87m.
Girls 100 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.2) 7, Rebecca O'Kane, WA, 13.00. Heat 2: (w: -0.3) 8, Tori Kelly, WA, 13.68.
Girls 200 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 0.3) 6, Tori Kelly, WA, 28.64.
Girls 800 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 2: 5, Holly Fagan, WA, 2:19.92.
Girls 100 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 1.8) 5, Amy Wolton, WA, 14.96. Heat 2: (w: 0.9) 4, Nicola Earls, WA, 14.84q
Girls 100 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Finals Section 1: (w: 1.2) 7, Nicola Earls, WA, 14.97.
Girls 400 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: 5, Rebecca O'Kane, WA, 70.12.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 41 Girls High Jump Under 17 Section 1: 4, Tessa Maroni, WA, 1.59m.
Girls Pole Vault Under 17 Section 16, Kelsey Waring, WA, 2.90m.
Girls Shot Put Under 17 Section 1: 10, Olivia Lyons, WA, 9.51m.
Girls Discus Throw Under 17 Section 1: 5, Nicola Earls, WA, 36.86m. 9, Olivia Lyons, WA, 28.20m.
Girls Hammer Throw Under 17 Section 1: 9, Olivia Lyons, WA, 28.67m.
Girls 5000 Metres Race Walk Under 17 Section 1: 3, Hannah Watson, WA, 25:26.72. 11, Jacqueline Smith, WA, 28:39.20.
Girls 200 Metres Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -0.2) 8, Anna Howarth, WA, 26.67.
Girls 400 Metres Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: 3, Anna Howarth, WA, 57.92Q.
Girls 400 Metres Under 16 Finals Section 1: 8, Anna Howarth, WA, 60.56.
Girls 3000 Metres Under 16 Section 1: 10, Yvonne Neille, WA, 11:00.69.
Girls 90 Metres Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: +0.0) 3, Amy Wolton, WA, 13.29Q. Heat 2: (w: -0.4) 2, Naomi Henn, WA, 13.42Q.
Girls 90 Metres Hurdles Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: 1.3) 5, Amy Wolton, WA, 13.34. 7, Naomi Henn, WA, 13.48.
Girls 200 Metres Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: +0.0). 3, Amy Wolton, WA, 30.19Q. Heat 2: (w: -1.7) 4, Naomi Henn, WA, 31.35q.
Girls 200 Metres Hurdles Under 16 Finals 5, Amy Wolton, WA, 30.06. 7, Naomi Henn, WA, 30.51.
Girls 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 16 13, Yvonne Neille, WA, 8:13.10.
Girls 4x100 Metres Relay Under 16 3, WA 'A' (Naomi Henn 94, Anna Howarth 94, Rose Wilson 95, Rhiannon Ormsby 95), 50.13
Girls 4x200 Metres Relay Under 16 4, WA 'A' (Rhiannon Ormsby 95, Naomi Henn 94, Amy Wolton 94, Rose Wilson 95), 1:46.45.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 42 Girls High Jump Under 16 6, Kate Sexton, WA, 1.50m.
Girls Triple Jump Under 16 9, Anna Burch, WA, 10.89m, w:1.9.
Girls Hammer Throw Under 16 12, Lily Fardella, WA, 25.75m.
Girls 3000 Metres Race Walk Under 16 Section 1: 2, Hannah Watson, WA, 14:45.91.
Girls 100 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: +0.0) 6, Rose Wilson, WA, 13.00. Heat 2: (w: 1.1) 2, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 12.37Q.
Girls 100 Metres Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: -2.1) 14, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 12.59.
Girls 200 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -0.4) 6, Rose Wilson, WA, 26.84. Heat 2: (w: -0.4) 1, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 25.87Q.
Girls 200 Metres Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: -2.6) 3, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 25.69.
Girls 400 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: 2, Kyana Collard, WA, 59.44Q. Heat 2: 1, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 58.01Q.
Girls 400 Metres Under 15 Finals Section 1: 1, Brooke Pires-Parenzee, WA, 56.63. 7, Kyana Collard, WA, 59.22.
Girls 800 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 2: 5, Kyana Collard, WA, 2:19.02q.
Girls 800 Metres Under 15 Finals Section 1: 14, Kyana Collard, WA, 2:17.72.
Girls 1500 Metres Under 15 Section 1: 8, Susannah Stockwell, WA, 4:47.14. 13, Juliette Borri, WA, 4:52.17.
Girls 3000 Metres Under 15 Section 1: 8, Juliette Borri, WA, 10:30.01. 16, Amy McCormick, WA, 10:46.32.
Girls 90 Metres Hurdles Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 1.3) 4, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 13.67q. Heat 2: (w: 0.8) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 12.83Q3, Ashleigh Germain, WA, 13.48Q. Girls 90 Metres Hurdles Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: 1.4) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 12.81. 5, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 13.62. 6, Ashleigh Germain, WA, 13.62.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 43 Girls 200 Metres Hurdles Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -0.4) 6, Breeanna Smylie, WA, 31.75.
Girls 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 15 Section 1: 2, Susannah Stockwell, WA, 7:09.91.
Girls High Jump Under 15 Section 1: 5, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 1.60m
Girls Pole Vault Under 15 Section 1: 3, Jaimee Rebecca Darroch, WA, 2.70m. 3, Nina Kennedy, WA, 2.70m. 7, Keely Johnson, WA, 2.30m.
Girls Long Jump Under 15 Section 1: 1, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 5.58m, w:+0.0.
Girls Triple Jump Under 15 Section 1: 3, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 11.38m, w:-0.3. 8, Breeanna Smylie, WA, 10.84m, w:1.0.
Girls Hammer Throw Under 15 Section 1: 8, Rebecca Plackett, WA, 19.14m.
Girls 3000 Metres Race Walk Under 15 Section 1: 12, Breanna Brown, WA, 15:51.41. 17, Andrea Sexton, WA, 16:34.59.
Girls 100 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 2.3) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 12.54Q. Heat 2: (w: 0.6) 9, Lauren Plati, WA, 13.77.
Girls 200 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -0.1) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 26.23Q.
Girls 200 Metres Under 14 Finals Section 1: (w: -1.0) 1, Poppy Schwass, WA, 25.46.
Girls 400 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 3: 6, Nicole Clark, WA, 64.90. Heat 4: 3, Rebekah Newton, WA, 61.93Q.
Girls 400 Metres Under 14 Semi-Finals Heat 1: 2, Rebekah Newton, WA, 59.68Q.
Girls 400 Metres Under 14 Finals Section 1: 4, Rebekah Newton, WA, 60.05
Girls 800 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 1: 2, Maya Fernandez, WA, 2:18.76Q. 5, Nicole Clark, WA, 2:27.48. Heat 2: 1, Sabrina Vorster, WA, 2:18.11Q. 4, Katrina Holmes, WA, 2:26.54. Heat 3: 2, Emily Jackson, WA, 2:16.65Q.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 44 Girls 800 Metres Under 14 Finals Section 1: 2, Sabrina Vorster, WA, 2:14.67. 4, Emily Jackson, WA, 2:16.42. 7, Maya Fernandez, WA, 2:17.68.
Girls 1500 Metres Under 14 Section 1: 4, Sabrina Vorster, WA, 4:42.68. 5, Emily Jackson, WA, 4:46.64. 10, Katrina Holmes, WA, 4:53.06. 14, Amy McCormick, WA, 4:55.84. 17, Maya Fernandez, WA, 4:57.61. 20, Emilee Salleo, WA, 5:01.50.
Girls 80 Metres Hurdles Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 1.3) 8, Rebekah Newton, WA, 14.04.
Girls 4x100 Metres Relay Under 14 Section 1: 4, WA 'A' (Nicole Clark 96, Poppy Schwass 96, Nina Kennedy 97, Lauren Plati 96), 51.09.
Girls High Jump Under 14 Section 1: 6, Poppy Schwass, WA, 1.61m. 21, Keely Johnson, WA, 1.35m.
Girls Pole Vault Under 14 Section 1: 1, Nina Kennedy, WA, 2.90m. 2, Jaimee Rebecca Darroch, WA, 2.80m. 7, Keely Johnson, WA, 2.30m.
Girls Long Jump Under 14 Section 1: 6, Poppy Schwass, WA, 5.14m, w:0.6.
Girls Triple Jump Under 14 Section 1: --, Poppy Schwass, WA, FOUL.
Girls Shot Put Under 14 Section 1: 10, Lauren Plati, WA, 7.78m.
Girls Discus Throw Under 14 Section 1: 10, Lauren Plati, WA, 23.55m.
Girls 1500 Metres Race Walk Under 14 Section 1: 21, Jessica Sexton, WA, 7:52.98. 23, Andrea Sexton, WA, 7:54.71.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 45 Boys
Boys 100 Metres Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 1.9) 1, Andrew Emsavana, WA, 11.03Q.
Boys 100 Metres Under 18 Finals Section 1: (w: 0.5) 2, Andrew Emsavana, WA, 11.06.
Boys 200 Metres Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 0.1) 1, Andrew Emsavana, WA, 22.82Q.
Boys 200 Metres Under 18 Finals Section 1: (w: 1.5) 1, Andrew Emsavana, WA, 22.37.
Boys 400 Metres Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Keron Russell, WA, 49.47Q.
Boys 400 Metres Under 18 Finals Section 1: 7, Keron Russell, WA, 49.32.
Boys 800 Metres Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 2, Keron Russell, WA, 1:55.18Q Heat 2: 14, Samuel Mcentee, WA, 1:58.83.
Boys 800 Metres Under 18 Finals Section 1: 8, Keron Russell, WA, 1:57.54.
Boys 1500 Metres Under 18 Section 1: 4, Samuel Mcentee, WA, 4:00.90.
Boys 3000 Metres Under 18 Section 1: 2, Ethan Heywood, WA, 8:51.09. --, Benjamin Catley, WA, DNF.
Boys 110 Metres Hurdles Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 0.4) 2, Andrew Emsavana, WA, 13.82Q.
Boys 110 Metres Hurdles Under 18 Finals Section 1: (w: 0.6) 1, Andrew Emsavana, WA, 13.61
Boys 400 Metres Hurdles Under 18 Preliminaries Heat 1: 6, Kaden Pool, WA, 62.18. Heat 2: 8, Benjamin Catley, WA, 64.65.
Boys 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 18 Section 1: 13, Daniel Rubick, WA, 6:43.38.
Boys 4x400 Metres Relay Under 18 Section 1: 4, WA 'A' (Hayden Yates 93, Andrew Emsavana 92, Kaden Pool 92, Keron Russell 92), 3:21.50.
Boys Long Jump Under 18 Section 1: 10, Dylan Boyd, WA, 6.38m, w:1.0.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 46 Boys Triple Jump Under 18 Section 1: 15, Dylan Boyd, WA, 12.86m, w:-0.7.
Boys Javelin Throw Under 18 Section 1: --, Dylan Boyd, WA, ND.
Boys 5000 Metres Race Walk Under 18 Section 1: 2, Jordan Mulhearn, NSW, 23:53.02. 6, Benjamin Catley, WA, 30:03.28.
Boys 200 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 3: (w: 0.8) 5, Hayden Yates, WA, 23.60.
Boys 400 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: 5, Hayden Yates, WA, 50.69.
Boys 800 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 2: 6, Hayden Yates, WA, 2:01.63.
Boys 1500 Metres Under 17 Section 1: 5, James Davidson, WA, 4:06.53.
Boys 3000 Metres Under 17 Section 1: 1, James Davidson, WA, 8:49.06.
Boys 110 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 0.5) 5, Morgan Ward, WA, 15.65. Heat 3: (w: 2.0) 1, Raheen Williams, WA, 14.61Q.
Boys 110 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Finals Section 1: (w: -0.3) 3, Raheen Williams, WA, 14.66.
Boys 400 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Raheen Williams, WA, 56.40Q. Heat 2: 5, Duncan Bradbury, WA, 59.97.
Boys 400 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Finals Section 1: 1, Raheen Williams, WA, 53.46.
Boys High Jump Under 17 Section 1: 12, Morgan Ward, WA, 1.96m.
Boys Javelin Throw Under 17 Section 1: 9, Morgan Ward, WA, 50.54m.
Boys 100 Metres Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: -2.4) 5, Michael Craggs, WA, 11.72.
Boys 200 Metres Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -0.5) 3, Michael Craggs, WA, 23.07q.
Boys 200 Metres Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: 2.0) 7, Michael Craggs, WA, 23.46.
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Boys 400 Metres Under 16 Finals Section 1: 1, Max Waldron, TAS, 49.07. 2, Jackson Lowe, NSW, 49.66. 3, Jack Sheridan, VIC, 50.33. 4, Darcy Lahey, TAS, 50.86. 5, Corey Cottrell, QLD, 51.48. 6, Jordan Tyler, TAS, 51.96. 7, Kyle Plant, NSW, 52.06. 8, Aidan Whish, QLD, 52.10.
Boys 800 Metres Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: 3, Lionel Velho, WA, 2:00.91q. Heat 2: 2, Timothy Richards, WA, 2:01.05Q.
Boys 800 Metres Under 16 Finals Section 1: 1, Timothy Richards, WA, 1:56.73. 6, Lionel Velho, WA, 2:01.14.
Boys 1500 Metres Under 16 Section 1: 3, Timothy Richards, WA, 4:06.25. 12, Sam Foster, WA, 4:19.00.
Boys 3000 Metres Under 16 Section 1: 3, Sam Foster, WA, 8:58.08.
Boys 100 Metres Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 0.6) 6, Jason Howard, WA, 14.03.
Boys 200 Metres Hurdles Under 16 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -3.1) 1, Michael Craggs, WA, 26.51Q. Heat 2: (w: -0.7) 6, Jason Howard, WA, 27.76.
Boys 200 Metres Hurdles Under 16 Finals Section 1: (w: -0.2) 1, Michael Craggs, WA, 25.16.
Boys 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 16 Section 1: 6, Sam Foster, WA, 6:22.40.
Boys 4x100 Metres Relay Under 16 Section 1: 5, WA 'A' (Luke Dixon 96, Michael Craggs 94, Cambell King 95, Jason Howard 94), 45.46.
Boys 4x200 Metres Relay Under 16 Section 1: 6, WA 'A' (Michael Craggs 94, Cambell King 95, Jason Howard 94, Tong Chai Quartermaine 96), 1:35.80.
Boys Long Jump Under 16 Section 1: 3, Michael Craggs, WA, 6.63m, w:0.6.
Boys Shot Put Under 16 Section 1: 10, Cruz Hogan, WA, 14.94m.
Boys Hammer Throw Under 16 Section 1: 12, Jason Howard, WA, 32.03m.
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Boys 100 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 2.7) 6, Cambell King, WA, 12.05.
Boys 200 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 0.8) 15, Cambell King, WA, 24.39.
Boys 800 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 1: 3, Jordan Makins, WA, 2:06.95. Heat 2: 6, Julian Salleo, WA, 2:06.62.
Boys 1500 Metres Under 15 Section 1: 10, Harry D'Souza, WA, 4:25.29. 15, Jordan Makins, WA, 4:27.95.
Boys 3000 Metres Under 15 Section 1: 6, Ned D'Souza, WA, 9:44.93.
Boys 200 Metres Hurdles Under 15 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 1.0) 3, Toby Fillingham, WA, 28.85Q.
Boys 200 Metres Hurdles Under 15 Finals Section 1: (w: -0.4) 6, Toby Fillingham, WA, 29.06
Boys 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 15 Section 1: 4, Harry D'Souza, WA, 6:29.65.
Boys Pole Vault Under 15 Section 1: 1, Aidan Rossandich, WA, 3.60m. 3, Toby Hall, WA, 3.45m.
Boys Long Jump Under 15 Section 1: 3, Toby Fillingham, WA, 6.02m, w:1.4.
Boys Triple Jump Under 15 Section 1: 1, Toby Fillingham, WA, 13.24m, w:1.5
Boys 3000 Metres Race Walk Under 15 Section 1: 10, Tristan Anderson, WA, 16:11.09.
Boys 100 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 0.8) 5, Tong Chai Quartermaine, WA, 12.29. Heat 3: (w: -0.3) 7, Jean-Charl Smith, WA, 12.91.
Boys 200 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 2: (w: 1.1) 5, Jakob Zeller, WA, 25.82. Heat 3: (w: 0.7) 7, Jean-Charl Smith, WA, 26.41. Heat 4: (w: -0.6) 3, Luke Dixon, WA, 24.33Q.
Boys 200 Metres Under 14 Semi-Finals Heat 1: (w: 1.7) 5, Luke Dixon, WA, 24.53.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 49 Boys 400 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 1: 2, Luke Dixon, WA, 53.74Q. Heat 2: 3, Jakob Zeller, WA, 55.50. Heat 3: 6, Zac Speed, WA, 58.39
Boys 400 Metres Under 14 Finals Section 1: 3, Luke Dixon, WA, 53.84.
Boys 90 Metres Hurdles Under 14 Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 0.5) 2, Brendan Tingy, WA, 13.30Q.
Boys 90 Metres Hurdles Under 14 Finals Section 1: (w: 0.6) 4, Brendan Tingy, WA, 13.28.
Boys 4x100 Metres Relay Under 14 Section 1: --, WA 'A' (Brendan Tingy 96, Tong Chai Quartermaine 96, Jean-Charl Smith 96, Jakob Zeller 96), DNF.
Boys Pole Vault Under 14 Section 1: 1, Henri Brown, WA, 2.70m.
Boys Long Jump Under 14 Section 1: 4, Brendan Tingy, WA, 5.68m, w:1.0. 7, Tong Chai Quartermaine, WA, 5.57m, w:0.6.
Boys Triple Jump Under 14 Section 1: 7, Zac Speed, WA, 11.60m, w:1.4. --, Tong Chai Quartermaine, WA, FOUL.
Boys Shot Put Under 14 Section 1: 2, Jean-Charl Smith, WA, 15.85m. 14, Brendan Tingy, WA, 12.18m.
Boys Discus Throw Under 14 Section 1: 6, Jean-Charl Smith, WA, 42.75m.
Boys Javelin Throw Under 14 Section 1: 9, Brendan Tingy, WA, 36.41m.
Boys 1500 Metres Race Walk Under 14 Section 1: --, Tristan Anderson, WA, DQ.
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Domain Athletics Centre, Hobart Women Heptathlon Under 17 1, Loughlyn Webb, WA, 4661
Men Decathlon Under 18 2, Morgan Ward, WA, 6241
Nationals Results Women
Women 100 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 2.3) 1, Melissa Breen, ACTAS, 11.38Q. 2, Rochelle Coster, NZL, 11.87Q. 3, Bessie Hayes, QLD, 11.91Q. 4, Lauren Jauncey, VIC, 11.98q. 5, Sarah Beck, VIC, 12.02q. 6, Chandell Fretwell, WA, 12.28. 7, Hannah Gibbs, NSW, 12.35. 8, Dominica Jenkins, NSW, 12.57. 9, Breanna Dixon, WA, 12.65. Heat 2: (w: 1.3) 1, Laura Whaler, NSW, 11.57Q. 2, Andrea Koenen, NZL, 11.78Q. 3, Alysse Hogan, WA, 12.00Q. 4, Katie Moore, VIC, 12.07q. 5, Emma Freer, SA, 12.27. 6, Briony Kanard, NSW, 12.34. 7, Zoe Salem, WA, 12.37. 8, Nicole Jones, VIC, 12.59. --, Monique Williams, NZL, DQ. Heat 3: (w: 1.5) 1, Jessica Knox, NSW, 11.69Q. 2, Crystal Attenborough, NTIS, 11.73Q. 3, Angela Byrt, VIC, 12.00Q. 4, Sarah Busby, QLD, 12.04q. 5, Kylie Bent, WA, 12.10. 6, Michelle Jenneke, NSWIS, 12.13. 7, Monique Booth, VIC, 12.37. 8, Lisa Wolski, WA, 12.40. 9, Patricia Taea, COK, 13.25. Heat 4: (w: 1.4) 1, Anna Smythe, NZL, 11.61Q. 2, Leanne Hodge, SA, 11.97Q. 3, Kendra Hubbard, VIC, 12.06Q. 4, Tamara Hamond, VIC, 12.12. 5, Madeleine Powell, NSW, 12.27. 6, Rebecca La Maitre, WA, 12.29. 7, Elizabeth Jenkins, NSW, 12.41. 8, Abby Chapman, TAS, 12.54.
Women 100 Metres Open Semi-Finals Heat 1: (w: 0.2) 1, Melissa Breen, ACTAS, 11.52Q. 2, Anna Smythe, NZL, 11.72Q. 3, Jessica Knox, NSW, 11.79Q. 4, Leanne Hodge, SA, 12.07q. 5, Kendra Hubbard, VIC, 12.09. 6, Katie Moore, VIC, 12.10. 7, Bessie Hayes, QLD, 12.17. 8, Lauren Jauncey, VIC, 12.19. Heat 2: (w: 0.5) 1, Crystal Attenborough, NTIS, 11.72Q. 2, Laura Whaler, NSW, 11.73Q. 3, Andrea Koenen, NZL, 11.93Q. 4, Rochelle Coster, NZL, 12.07q. 5, Alysse Hogan, WA, 12.10. 6, Angela Byrt, VIC, 12.13. 7, Sarah Beck, VIC, 12.23. 8, Sarah Busby, QLD, 12.28.
Women 100 Metres Open Finals Section 1: (w: 0.2) 1, Melissa Breen, ACTAS, 11.50. 2, Anna Smythe, NZL, 11.72. 3, Laura Whaler, NSW, 11.72. 4, Crystal Attenborough, NTIS, 11.82. 5, Jessica Knox, NSW, 11.84. 6, Andrea Koenen, NZL, 11.97. 7, Rochelle Coster, NZL, 12.10. 8, Leanne Hodge, SA, 12.17.
Women 200 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: +0.0) 1, Jody Henry, WAIS, 24.17Q. 2, Kendra Hubbard, VIC, 24.50Q. 3, Stephanie Mollica, VIC, 24.73. 4, Leanne Hodge, SA, 24.79. 5, Joanne Stannard, WA, 25.10. 6, Briony Kanard, NSW, 25.35. Heat 2: (w: -0.4) 1, Laura Whaler, NSW, 24.02Q. 2, Joanne Cuddihy, IRL, 24.07Q. 3, Alysse Hogan, WA, 24.50q. 4, Lauren Jauncey, VIC, 24.64q. 5, Sarah Busby, QLD, 25.41. 6, Sarah Beck, VIC, 5.46. 7, Abby Chapman, TAS, 25.72. Heat 3: (w: 0.2) 1, Andrea Koenen, NZL, 24.02Q. 2, Katie Moore, VIC, 24.65Q. 3, Tamara Hamond, VIC, 24.69. 4, Angela Byrt, VIC, 25.23. 5, Chandell Fretwell, WA, 25.34. 6, Elizabeth Jenkins, NSW, 25.65.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 51 Women 200 Metres Open Finals Section 1: (w: 1.3) 1, Jody Henry, WAIS, 23.29. 2, Joanne Cuddihy, IRL, 23.38. 3, Andrea Koenen, NZL, 23.67. 4, Laura Whaler, NSW, 23.85. 5, Alysse Hogan, WA, 24.06. 6, Kendra Hubbard, VIC, 24.17. 7, Lauren Jauncey, VIC, 24.31. 8, Katie Moore, VIC, 24.45.
Women 400 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Joanne Cuddihy, IRL, 53.05Q. 2, Tamsyn Lewis, VIC, 53.49Q. 3, Olivia Tauro, NSW, 54.88Q. 4, Stephanie Mollica, VIC, 55.36q. 5, Angeline Blackburn, AIS, 55.84. 6, Joanne Stannard, WA, 56.14. 7, Shayleigh Gould, QLD, 56.94. 8, Caitlin Stanley, SA, 57.18. Heat 2: 1, Pirrenee Steinert, NSWIS, 53.03Q. 2, Jody Henry, WAIS, 54.01Q. 3, Amanda Crook, VIC, 54.43Q. 4, Trisha Greaves, NSW, 55.42q. 5, Rosie Kelly, SA, 55.45. 6, Kristyn Mackrell, QLD, 56.29. 7, Bridgid Connolly, SA, 57.09. 8, Manami Meguro, JPN, 61.03.
Women 400 Metres Open Finals Section 1: 1, Joanne Cuddihy, IRL, 51.94. 2, Jody Henry, WAIS, 52.20. 3, Pirrenee Steinert, NSWIS, 52.78. 4, Tamsyn Lewis, VIC, 53.13. 5, Amanda Crook, VIC, 54.50. 6, Stephanie Mollica, VIC, 55.29. 7, Trisha Greaves, NSW, 56.19.
Women 800 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Trychelle Kingdom, VIS, 2:04.88Q. 2, Katherine Katsanevakis, VIC, 2:04.98Q. 3, Caitlin Pincott, QAS, 2:05.28q. 4, Amanda Paulin, VIC, 2:09.10. 5, Cara Peake, VIC, 2:09.64. 6, Katherine Hancock, QLD, 2:09.90. 7, Eliza Barton, NSW, 2:12.89. Heat 2: 1, Sianne Toemoe, NSW, 2:06.70Q. 2, Erica Fountain, VIC, 2:06.89Q. 3, Kelly McGinnity, A, 2:07.40q. 4, Kelly Hetherington, VIC, 2:07.57. 5, Bronte Gange, VIC, 2:08.79. 6, Danielle Roberts, QLD, 2:09.87. 7, Kate Van Homrigh, QLD, 2:19.02. Heat 3: 1, Madeleine Pape, VIS, 2:07.32Q. 2, Holly Noack, WA, 2:07.86Q. 3, Alice Platten, VIC, 2:08.08. 4, Lisa Stanton-Smith, VIC, 2:11.39. 5, Anna McMurttrie, QLD, 2:11.87. 6, Coreena Cleland, VIC, 2:11.90. 7, Manami Meguro, JPN, 2:26.39.
Women 800 Metres Open Finals Section 1: 1, Katherine Katsanevakis, VIC, 2:04.58. 2, Madeleine Pape, VIS, 2:04.82. 3, Trychelle Kingdom, VIS, 2:05.50. 4, Sianne Toemoe, NSW, 2:05.77. 5, Erica Fountain, VIC, 2:06.23. 6, Caitlin Pincott, QAS, 2:06.32. 7, Kelly McGinnity, WA, 2:06.62. 8, Holly Noack, WA, 2:06.70.
Women 1500 Metres Open Section 1: 1, Kaila McKnight, VIS, 4:17.99. 2, Bridey Delaney, NSW, 4:18.33. 3, Zoe Buckman, ACT, 4:18.58. 4, Margaret Atthow, QLD, 4:20.46. 5, Linden Hall, VIC, 4:23.41. 6, Lucy Kennedy, QLD, 4:23.89. 7, Lara Nicod, NSW, 4:29.75. 8, Corinne Myles, QLD, 4:31.65. 9, Maegan Smith, QLD, 4:33.55. 10, Georgina Beech, VIC, 4:34.51. 11, Monique Hollick, WA, 4:35.17. 12, Anna McMurttrie, QLD, 4:38.19. 13, Elizabeth Webb, USA, 4:54.16. --, Georgina Clarke, VIC, DNF.
Women 5000 Metres Open Section 1: 1, Eloise Wellings, NSWIS, 15:23.53. 2, Lara Tamsett, NSWIS, 15:43.57. 3, Tara Palm, SA, 15:52.36. 4, Linda Spencer, WA, 16:32.87. 5, Emily Loughnan, WA, 16:44.04.
Women 100 Metres Hurdles Open Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -0.6) 1, Mami Ishino, JPN, 13.79Q. 2, Tara Holt, NSW, 13.91Q. 3, Poppy Schwass, WA, 14.50Q. 4, Jemma McDowell, VIC, 15.02. 5, Virginia Trad, QLD, 15.18. 6, Freya Shearer, WA, 15.23. Heat 2: (w: 0.1) 1, Hayley Butler, NSW, 13.30Q. 2, Shannon McCann, WA, 13.66Q. 3, Michelle Jenneke, NSWIS, 13.90Q. 4, Brianna Beahan, WAIS, 13.96q. 5, Madeleine Powell, NSW, 14.63q. 6, Rosemary Arnott, NSW, 14.88.
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Women 100 Metres Hurdles Open Finals Section 1: (w: 2.0) 1, Hayley Butler, NSW, 13.25. 2, Shannon McCann, WA, 13.43. 3, Mami Ishino, JPN, 13.54. 4, Brianna Beahan, WAIS, 13.85. 5, Michelle Jenneke, NSWIS, 13.89. 6, Poppy Schwass, WA, 14.31. 7, Madeleine Powell, NSW, 14.42. --, Tara Holt, NSW, DQ.
Women 400 Metres Hurdles Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Lauren Boden, ACTAS, 57.90Q. 2, Lyndsay Pekin, WAIS, 61.01Q. 3, Bianca Mignot, VIC, 61.56q. 4, Catherine Brown, QLD, 62.65q. 5, Jessica Case, VIC, 64.38. 6, Melissa Logan, NSW, 65.62. 7, Rebecca O'Kane, WA, 66.56. Heat 2: 1, Tamsyn Lewis, VIC, 60.62Q. 2, Jacqueline Sharples, VIC, 62.73Q. 3, Tarin Nevin, NSW, 63.98. 4, Trudy Davidson, QLD, 65.81. 5, Erica Langenberg, WA, 66.58. 6, Rosemary Arnott, NSW, 67.22. Heat 3: 1, Lisa Spencer, NSW, 61.26Q. 2, Jess Gulli, VIC, 61.74Q. 3, Shayleigh Gould, QLD, 62.75. 4, Stella McNamara, VIC, 65.90. 5, Lauren McAdam, QLD, 66.87. 6, Ashlyn Chiera, WA, 68.31.
Women 400 Metres Hurdles Open Finals Section 1: 1, Lauren Boden, ACTAS, 55.86. 2, Tamsyn Lewis, VIC, 58.08. 3, Lisa Spencer, NSW, 58.81. 4, Lyndsay Pekin, WAIS, 59.22. 5, Jess Gulli, VIC, 59.32. 6, Bianca Mignot, VIC, 61.30. 7, Catherine Brown, QLD, 62.13. 8, Jacqueline Sharples, VIC, 62.54.
Women 3000 Metres Steeple Open Section 1: 1, Melissa Rollison, QLD, 10:17.51. 2, Lara Nicod, NSW, 10:33.43. 3, Charlotte Wilson, NSW, 10:41.95. 4, Susannah Stockwell, WA, 10:45.35. 5, Sarah McSweeney, NZL, 11:02.34. 6, Charlotte Lane, WA, 11:17.33. 7, Hannah Castle, WA, 11:45.86. 8, Leanne Golebiowski, NSW, 11:52.14.
Women High Jump Open Section 1: 1, Petrina Price, NSW, 1.90m. 2, Janelle O'Sullivan, VIC, 1.80m. 3, Hannah Alderton, VIC, 1.80m. 3, Casey Narrier, WA, 1.80m. 3, Trudy Thompson, NSWIS, 1.80m. 6, Zoe Timmers, WAIS, 1.75m. 6, Claire Mallett, NSW, 1.75m. 8, Emily Crutcher, NSW, 1.75m. 9, Brittany Pettitt, WA, 1.75m. 9, Catherine Drummond, QAS, 1.75m. 11, Kiyoka Fujisawa, JPN, 1.75m. --, Kristen Truscott, QLD, NH.
Women Pole Vault Open Section 1: 1, Elizabeth Parnov, WAIS, 4.40m. 2, Alana Boyd, WAIS, 4.40m. 3, Amanda Bisk, WAIS, 4.20m. 4, Vicky Parnov, WAIS, 4.10m. 5, Ellen Pearce, WAIS, 4.00m. 6, Charmaine Lucock, QAS, 4.00m. 7, Amanda Bartrim, NSW, 3.90m. 8, Irie Hill, VIC, 3.80m. 9, Jana Tankosic, SA, 3.60m. 10, Paris McCathrion, VIC, 3.60m. 11, Stephanie Langridge, NSW, 3.40m. --, Pascale Gacon, NCL, NH. --, Katherine Iannello, VIC, NH.
Women Long Jump Open Section 1: 1, Jessica Penney, ACT, 6.18m, w:+0.0. 2, Kerrie Perkins, ACT, 6.14m, w:-0.5. 3, Corinna Minko, VIC, 6.07m, w:1.4. 4, Jacinta Boyd, QAS, 5.95m, w:-0.3. 5, Lisa Morrison, NSW, 5.95m, w:- 1.2. 6, Larissa Perry, WAIS, 5.88m, w:+0.0. 7, Marissa Pritchard, NZL, 5.71m, w:-1.3. 8, Loughlyn Webb, WA, 5.51m, w:0.9. 9, Laura Juliff, ACT, 5.39m, w:-0.5. 10, Maren Schrmann, NSW, 5.39m, w:+0.0. 11, Laura Melis, WA, 4.95m, w:+0.0.
Women Triple Jump Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Jeanette Reyes, VIC, 12.95mq, w:2.2. 2, Meggan O'Riley, VIC, 12.94mq, w:2.1. 3, Emma Knight, VIC, 12.71mq, w:1.3. 4, Nneka Okpala, NZL, 12.51mq, w:2.1. 5, Mikaela Read, NSW, 11.92m, w:1.6. 6, Clare Maloney, NSW, 11.91m, w:2.3. 7, Joanna Bromfield, VIC, 11.65m, w:2.7. 8,
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 53 Nicole Whitehead, WA, 11.64m, w:1.4. 9, Rhiannon Ormsby, WA, 11.49m, w:0.8. Heat 2: 1, Lisa Morrison, NSW, 12.90mq, w:0.7. 2, Marissa Pritchard, NZL, 12.73mq, w:1.7. 3, Allison Nankivell, WA, 12.72mq, w:1.2. 4, Linda Allen, VIC, 12.58mq, w:2.1. 4, Tenika Demamiel, WA, 12.58mq, w:1.0. 6, Michelle Apostolou, SA, 12.49mq, w:2.2. 7, Michelle Willey, NSW, 12.09m, w:1.7. 8, Lauren Clark, NSW, 11.76m, w:0.5. 9, Kaylia Stanton, WA, 11.54m, w:2.9.
Women Triple Jump Open Finals Section 1: 1, Meggan O'Riley, VIC, 13.26m, w:+0.0. 2, Emma Knight, VIC, 13.22m, w:+0.0. 3, Lisa Morrison, NSW, 13.12m, w:+0.0. 4, Jeanette Reyes, VIC, 12.97m, w:+0.0. 5, Linda Allen, VIC, 12.90m, w:+0.0. 6, Marissa Pritchard, NZL, 12.69m, w:+0.0. 7, Michelle Apostolou, SA, 12.55m, w:+0.0. 8, Tenika Demamiel, WA, 12.41m, w:+0.0. 9, Nneka Okpala, NZL, 12.25m, w:+0.0. 10, Allison Nankivell, WA, 12.07m, w:+0.0.
Women Shot Put Open Section 1: 1, Joanne Mirtschin, ACT, 15.64m. 2, Kim Mulhall, VIC, 15.08m. 3, Margaret Satupai, VIC, 14.90m. 4, Yukiko Shirai, JPN, 14.52m. 5, Catherine Tattersall, QAS, 12.49m. 6, Kelly Humphries, QLD, 11.23m. 7, Melissa Holahan, NSW, 11.22m. 8, Rebecca Direen, TAS, 11.01m. 9, Ashleigh Bailey, WA, 9.74m. 10, Jayde Proctor, WA, 7.75m.
Women Discus Throw Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Dani Samuels, NSWIS, 59.23mq. 2, Kim Mulhall, VIC, 53.49mq. 3, Calista Lyon, VIC, 53.43mq. 4, Christie Chamberlain, NSW, 50.06mq. 5, Margaret Satupai, VIC, 49.44mq. 6, Vika Lolo, NSWIS, 49.43mq. 7, Catherine Tattersall, QAS, 48.23mq. 8, AI Shikimoto, JPN, 47.29mq. 9, Jess Wedd, SA, 43.15mq. 10, Rachel Evans, NSW, 40.99mq. 11, Sharyn Dickson, NSW, 39.96m. 12, Kelly Humphries, QLD, 38.58m. 13, Ashleigh Bailey, WA, 31.38m. --, Narelle Forth, NSW, FOUL.
Women Discus Throw Open Finals Section 1: 1, Dani Samuels, NSWIS, 63.61m. 2, Calista Lyon, VIC, 54.25m. 3, Kim Mulhall, VIC, 52.51m. 4, Christie Chamberlain, NSW, 51.13m. 5, AI Shikimoto, JPN, 50.82m. 6, Vika Lolo, NSWIS, 49.33m. 7, Margaret Satupai, VIC, 49.14m. 8, Catherine Tattersall, QAS, 45.57m. 9, Jess Wedd, SA, 41.42m. 10, Rachel Evans, NSW, 40.94m.
Women Hammer Throw Open Section 1: 1, Gabrielle Neighbour, VIC, 64.80m. 2, Bronwyn Eagles, NSW, 63.74m. 3, Karyne Di Marco, NSW, 63.13m. 4, Byrony Glass, WA, 60.21m. 5, Breanne Clement, NSW, 57.63m. 6, Natalie Debeljuh, VIC, 53.02m. 7, Danielle McConnell, TIS, 51.48m. 8, Melissa Holahan, NSW, 50.76m. 9, Kelly Humphries, QLD, 48.22m. 10, Jacqueline Emms, SA, 44.05m. 11, Rebecca Direen, TAS, 43.73m.12, Ashleigh Bailey, WA, 38.87m. 13, Olivia Lyons, WA, 33.95m.
Women Javelin Throw Open Section 1: 1, Kimberley Mickle, WAIS, 60.66m. 2, Kathryn Mitchell, VIC, 56.15m. 3, Karen Clarke, NSW, 51.80m. 4, Annabel Davies, NSW, 51.18m. 5, Keshia Grant, NZL, 47.83m. 6, Hannah Blair, NZL, 47.25m. 7, Bianca Maurer, VIC, 46.88m. 8, Samantha Fenwick, WA, 44.45m. 9, Jacqueline Mall, VIC, 42.40m. 10, Sonya Kelly, NSW, 39.89m. 11, Jess Wedd, SA, 39.71m. 12, Concetta Macri, WA, 38.43m.
Women 100 Metres Ambulant Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 0.5) 1, Michelle Errichiello T42, VIS, 16.31q. 2, Jodi Elkington T37, VIC, 14.99q. 3, Kate Horan T44, NZL, 14.13q. 4, Carlee Beattie T46, QAS, 13.20q. 5, Angelique Booth T13, NSW, 13.77q. 6, Georgia Beikoff T38, NSW, 15.12. 7, Ella Pardy F20, WA, 14.16. 8, Briannah Holloway
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 54 F44, QLD, 16.84. 9, Nicole Spehar F36, VIC, 23.50. Heat 2: (w: 1.0) 1, Kelly Cartwright T42, VIC, 16.87q. 2, Katy Parrish T38, SASI, 14.72q. 3, Rachael Dodds T35, QLD, 17.37q. 4, Stephanie Schweitzer T20, NSW, 14.17. 5, Lucy Larsen T46, QAS, 14.38. 6, Taylor Doyle T20, NSW, 14.26. 7, Jamie McInerney T38, SA, 16.63. 8, Emily Davison T36, QLD, 17.75.
Women 100 Metres Ambulant Finals Section 1: (w: 0.3) 1, Michelle Errichiello T42, VIS, 16.57. 2, Kelly Cartwright T42, VIC, 16.92. 3, Jodi Elkington T37, VIC, 15.06. 4, Kate Horan T44, NZL, 14.20. 5, Carlee Beattie T46, QAS, 13.26. 6, Angelique Booth T13, NSW, 13.74. 7, Rachael Dodds T35, QLD, 17.58. --, Katy Parrish T38, SASI, DNF.
Women 200 Metres Ambulant Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.4) 1, Kate Horan T44, NZL, 29.54q. 2, Carlee Beattie T46, QAS, 27.84q. 3, Julie Smith T46, QLD, 27.88q. 4, Jodi Elkington T37, VIC, 32.87q. 5, Angelique Booth T13, NSW, 28.50q. 6, Briannah Holloway F44, QLD, 37.56. Heat 2: (w: 2.1) 1, Rachael Dodds T35, QLD, 36.91q. 2, Katy Parrish T38, SASI, 30.83q. 3, Ella Pardy F20, WA, 29.39q. 4, Taylor Doyle T20, NSW, 31.02. 5, Jamie McInerney T38, SA, 36.34. 6, Emily Davison T36, QLD, 38.70. --, Stephanie Schweitzer T20, NSW, DQ.
Women 200 Metres Ambulant Finals Section 1: (w: 1.2) 1, Rachael Dodds T35, QLD, 36.08. 2, Kate Horan T44, NZL, 28.38. 3, Carlee Beattie T46, QAS, 26.56. 4, Julie Smith T46, QLD, 27.46. 5, Jodi Elkington T37, VIC, 32.10. 6, Angelique Booth T13, NSW, 28.12. 7, Ella Pardy F20, WA, 29.39.
Women 400 Metres Ambulant Section 1: 1, Julie Smith T46, QLD, 63.08. 2, Angelique Booth T13, NSW, 64.87. 3, Morgan McAllister T37, QAS, 77.65. 4, Stephanie Schweitzer T20, NSW, 68.39. 5, Lucy Larsen T46, QAS, 72.07. 6, Tristra Moxham T20, QLD, 75.71.
Women Long Jump Ambulant Section 1: 1, Carlee Beattie T46, QAS, 5.73m, w:2.9. 2, Kelly Cartwright T42, VIC, 3.80m, w:1.2. 3, Michelle Errichiello T42, VIS, 3.57m, w:1.6. 4, Jessica Gallagher F13, VIS, 4.97m, w:0.2. 5, Georgia Beikoff T38, NSW, 3.65m, w:0.7. 6, Katy Parrish T38, SASI, 3.50m, w:2.1. 7, Ella Pardy F20, WA, 3.88m, w:+0.0. 8, Briannah Holloway F44, QLD, 3.46m, w:1.2. 9, Jamie McInerney T38, SA, 2.95m, w:1.2. 10, Taylor Doyle T20, NSW, 3.52m, w:NWI. 11, Tristra Moxham T20, QLD, 3.35m, w:1.4.
Women Shot Put Ambulant Section 1: 1, Katherine Proudfoot F36, AIS, 8.03m. 2, Jodi Willis-Roberts F12, VIS, 9.89m. 3, Holly Robinson F46, NZL, 8.96m. 4, Noni Thompson F36, VIC, 6.28m. 6, Nicole Vernon F20, QLD, 8.73m. 6, Claire Keefer F40, QLD, 5.31m. 7, Sara Wessling F44, QLD, 6.22m.
Women Discus Throw Ambulant Section 1: 1, Katherine Proudfoot F36, AIS, 22.48m. 2, Jodi Willis-Roberts F12, VIS, 34.52m. 3, Noni Thompson F36, VIC, 18.42m. 4, Nicole Vernon F20, QLD, 28.27m. 5, Holly Robinson F46, NZL, 27.73m. 6, Debbie Wendt F37, QLD, 20.25m. 7, Jamie McInerney T38, SA, 18.43m. 8, Claire Keefer F40, QLD, 15.98m. 9, Sara Wessling F44, QLD, 22.48m. 10, Nicole Spehar F36, VIC, 8.71m.
Women Javelin Throw Ambulant Section 1: 1, Georgia Beikoff T38, NSW, 21.35m. 2, Holly Robinson F46, NZL, 28.46m. 3, Jessica Gallagher F13, VIS, 29.79m. 4, Sara Wessling F44, QLD, 14.83m. 5, Nicole Spehar F36, VIC,6.41m.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 55 Women 100 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: (w: 0.5) 1, Madison de Rozario T53, WAIS, 17.98. 2, Angela Ballard T53, NSWIS, 18.37. 3, Jemima Moore T54, VIC, 18.97. 4, Sara Ashlee Tait T54, QLD, 20.69. 5, Kristy Pond F34, NSW, 25.90.
Women 200 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: (w: 0.1) 1, Angela Ballard T53, NSWIS, 31.94. 2, Madison de Rozario T53, WAIS, 31.95. 3, Jemima Moore T54, VIC, 33.93. 4, Sara Ashlee Tait T54, QLD, 36.65. 5, Kristy Pond F34, NSW, 48.05.
Women 400 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: 1, Angela Ballard T53, NSWIS, 62.65. 2, Madison de Rozario T53, WAIS, 62.93. 3, Jemima Moore T54, VIC, 65.97. 4, Kristy Pond F34, NSW, 1:35.39. 5, Sara Ashlee Tait T54, QLD, 73.77.
Women 1500 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: 1, Angela Ballard T53, NSWIS, 3:56.05. 2, Jemima Moore T54, VIC, 3:56.95. 3, Madison de Rozario T53, WAIS, 4:04.85.
Women 800 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: 1, Madison de Rozario T53, WAIS, 2:02.60. 2, Jemima Moore T54, VIC, 2:04.70. 3, Sara Ashlee Tait T54, QLD, 2:33.56. 4, Kristy Pond F34, NSW, 3:24.92.
Women Shot Put Secured Section 1: 1, Louise Ellery F32, ACT, 6.05m. 2, Brydee Moore F33, VIS, 6.04m. 3, Jessica Hamill F34, NZL, 7.19m. 4, Rebecca Hayman F55, NZL, 5.43m. 5, Kristy Pond F34, NSW, 3.76m. 6, Cheryl Buscemi-Le-Brun F58, QLD, 4.44m.
Women Discus Throw Secured Section 1: 1, Brydee Moore F33, VIS, 14.34m. 2, Cheryl Buscemi-Le-Brun F58, QLD, 14.17m.
Women Javelin Throw Secured Section 1: 1, Brydee Moore F33, VIS, 11.22m. 2, Jessica Hamill F34, NZL, 13.15m. 3, Louise Ellery F32, ACT, 13.69m. 4, Rebecca Hayman F55, NZL, 13.55m. 5, Kristy Pond F34, NSW, 8.50m. 6, Cheryl Buscemi-Le-Brun F58, QLD, 10.48m.
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Men 100 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 1.2) 1, Aaron Rouge-Serret, VIS, 10.32Q. 2, Isaac Ntiamoah, NSW, 10.50Q. 3, Anthony Alozie, VIC, 10.51Q. 4, Keith Sheehy, NSW, 10.57q. 5, Aaron Stubbs, QLD, 10.61q. 6, Manga Chuot, WA, 10.67q. 7, Bangalie Keita, NSW, 10.93. 8, Thierry Xavier, WA, 11.18. Heat 2: (w: 0.8) 1, Patrick Johnson, QAS, 10.36Q. 2, Tim Leathart, NSW, 10.55Q. 3, Daniel Burgess, VIC, 10.61Q. 4, Carl Van Der Speck, NZL, 10.64q. 5, Robbie Baskin, NSW, 10.83. 6, Ian Hinton, NSW, 10.92. 7, Arthur Muzelenga, NSW, 11.03. 8, Tommy Robinson, NSW, 11.37. Heat 3: (w: 0.8) 1, Matt Davies, QAS, 10.41Q. 2, Jacob Groth, NSW, 10.46Q. 3, Tim Rooke, VIC, 10.58Q. 4, Steve Tucker, NSW, 10.73. 5, Mitchell Zilm, WA, 10.85. 6, Jad Adrian WAshif, MAS, 11.06. 7, Chris Musgrave, QLD, 11.13. 8, Jason Brown, NSW, 11.32. Heat 4: (w: 0.5) 1, Kota Sakuma, JPN, 10.47Q. 2, Liam Gander, NSW, 10.57Q. 3, Rob Marks, NSW, 10.78Q. 4, Todd Bateman, SASI, 10.83. 5, Andrew Clark, NSW, 10.88. 6, Kristopher Neofytou, NSW, 10.90. 7, Ben Southwell, NSW, 10.97. 8, Eddie EdWArd JR, MAS, 11.01.
Men 100 Metres Open Semi-Finals Heat 1: (w: 0.4) 1, Aaron Rouge-Serret, VIS, 10.36Q. 2, Jacob Groth, NSW, 10.46Q. 3, Kota Sakuma, JPN, 10.58Q. 4, Liam Gander, NSW, 10.66q. 5, Manga Chuot, WA, 10.69. 6, Keith Sheehy, NSW, 10.71. 7, Rob Marks, NSW, 10.82. Heat 2: (w: 0.4) 1, Patrick Johnson, QAS, 10.48Q. 2, Matt Davies, QAS, 10.50Q. 3, Tim Leathart, NSW, 10.62Q. 4, Tim Rooke, VIC, 10.65q. 5, Isaac Ntiamoah, NSW, 10.66q. 6, Carl Van Der Speck, NZL, 10.68. 7, Daniel Burgess, VIC, 10.70. 8, Aaron Stubbs, QLD, 10.72.
Men 100 Metres Open Finals Section 1: (w: 0.4) 1, Aaron Rouge-Serret, VIS, 10.32. 2, Matt Davies, QAS, 10.44. 3, Jacob Groth, NSW, 10.45. 4, Patrick Johnson, QAS, 10.47. 5, Isaac Ntiamoah, NSW, 10.52. 6, Kota Sakuma, JPN, 10.56. 7, Tim Leathart, NSW, 10.59. 8, Liam Gander, NSW, 10.63. 9, Tim Rooke, VIC, 10.68.
Men 200 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: -1.6) 1, Aaron Rouge-Serret, VIS, 21.38Q. 2, Ray Williams, NSW, 21.47Q. 3, Keith Sheehy, NSW, 21.48q. 4, Peter Tuccandidgee, QLD, 21.74. 5, Adam Somerville, NZL, 22.09. 6, Isaac Ntiamoah, NSW, 22.16. 7, Robbie Baskin, NSW, 22.44. 8, Andrew Clark, NSW, 22.48. Heat 2: (w: -0.5) 1, Patrick Johnson, QAS, 21.03Q. 2, Mark Ormrod, SASI, 21.11Q. 3, Nicholas Boylett, QLD, 21.15q. 4, Matt Lynch, NSW, 21.55. 5, Tim Rooke, VIC, 21.59. 6, Liam Gander, NSW, 21.83. 7, Kristopher Neofytou, NSW, 21.96. 8, Jason Brown, NSW, 22.57. Heat 3: (w: -1.8) 1, James Dolphin, NZL, 21.32Q. 2, Jacob Groth, NSW, 21.39Q. 3, Alie Dady Bangura, NSW, 21.67. 4, Craig Burns, QLD, 21.81. 5, Rob Marks, NSW, 21.83. 6, Todd Bateman, SASI, 21.84. 7, Tim Leathart, NSW, 22.09. 8, Danny Brandwood, NSW, 22.22. 9, Yarnell Fischer, QLD, 22.23.
Men 200 Metres Open Finals Section 1: (w: 1.4) 1, Patrick Johnson, QAS, 20.78. 2, Aaron Rouge-Serret, VIS, 20.82. 3, James Dolphin, NZL, 20.83. 4, Jacob Groth, NSW, 20.91. 5, Nicholas Boylett, QLD, 20.97. 6, Mark Ormrod, SASI, 21.00. 7, Ray Williams, NSW, 21.17. 8, Keith Sheehy, NSW, 21.32.
Men 400 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Ben Offereins, WAIS, 46.62Q. 2, Kevin Moore, NSW, 47.22Q. 3, Matt Lynch, NSW, 47.97. 4, Samuel Stevens, NSW, 48.09. 5, Alexander Carew, VIC, 48.13. 6, Joshua Ahwong, QLD, 48.32. 7, Lachlan Taylor, VIC, 48.66. 8, Caleb Byrt, VIC, 49.05. Heat 2: 1, Sean Wroe, VIS, 46.30Q. 2, Joel Milburn, NSWIS, 46.79Q. 3, David Burke, VIC, 47.03q. 4, Craig Burns, QLD, 48.16. 5, Tom Burbidge, ACT, 48.29. 6, James Thistleton, NSW, 48.95. 7,
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 57 James D'Alfonso, VIC, 49.03. 8, Jarret Titcombe, NSW, 49.09. Heat 3: 1, John Steffensen, NSWIS, 46.20Q. 2, Yoshihiro Horigome, JPN, 46.71Q. 3, Andrew Boudrie, VIC, 47.18q. 4, Paul Cummings, NSW, 47.79. 5, Clay Watkins, SASI, 48.22. 6, Mitchell Cromb, VIC, 48.40. 7, Alex Glorie, WA, 48.47. 8, Andrew Giam, VIC, 48.64.
Men 400 Metres Open Finals Section 1: 1, Ben Offereins, WAIS, 45.17. 2, John Steffensen, NSWIS, 45.72. 3, Joel Milburn, NSWIS, 45.75. 4, Sean Wroe, VIS, 45.98. 5, Kevin Moore, NSW, 46.72. 6, David Burke, VIC, 47.03. 7, Andrew Boudrie, VIC, 47.11. 8, Yoshihiro Horigome, JPN, 47.26.
Men 800 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Nick Bromley, NSWIS, 1:49.25Q. 2, Tristan Garrett, NSW, 1:49.56Q. 3, Lee Berry, QLD, 1:49.88q. 4, Tom Richardson, NSW, 1:50.56. 5, Edward Vining, VIC, 1:51.01. 6, Lachlan Aspinall, VIC, 1:51.57. 7, Stephen Snowdon, WA, 1:51.93. 8, Glen Ballam, NZL, 1:52.28. 9, Cameron Clayton, QLD, 1:52.95. Heat 2: 1, James Gurr, NSW, 1:48.27Q. 2, James Kaan, NSW, 1:49.40Q. 3, Werner Botha, QLD, 1:50.04q. 4, Andrew Barralet, QLD, 1:50.52. 5, Robert Killmier, SA, 1:51.30. 6, Dominic Sutton, VIC, 1:51.51. 7, Peter Mondello, WA, 1:52.21. 8, Timothy Crane, VIC, 1:53.11. 9, Tim Norton, VIC, 1:54.71. Heat 3: 1, Lachlan Renshaw, NSWIS, 1:49.44Q. 2, Mark Abercromby, NSW, 1:50.11Q. 3, James Boden, SA, 1:50.45. 4, Andrew Giam, VIC, 1:50.96. 5, Daniel Bulmer, QLD, 1:51.23. 6, Arnold Sorina, VAN, 1:51.54. 7, Scott Tamblin, WA, 1:53.33. 8, Michael Ryde, VIC, 1:55.14. 9, Frazer Dowling, NSW, 1:55.19.
Men 800 Metres Open Finals Section 1: 1, Lachlan Renshaw, NSWIS, 1:46.66. 2, James Kaan, NSW, 1:47.04. 3, James Gurr, NSW, 1:47.16. 4, Nick Bromley, NSWIS, 1:47.82. 5, Lee Berry, QLD, 1:48.70. 6, Mark Abercromby, NSW, 1:49.63. 7, Werner Botha, QLD, 1:49.86. 8, Tristan Garrett, NSW, 1:50.68.
Men 1500 Metres Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Ryan Gregson, NSWIS, 3:45.98Q. 2, Nicholas Toohey, QLD, 3:46.11Q. 3, Youcef Abdi, NSWIS, 3:46.25Q. 4, James Nipperess, NSWIS, 3:46.37Q. 5, Kale Symons, ACT, 3:46.55q. 6, Brenton Rowe, VIC, 3:46.77q. 7, Marc See, WA, 3:47.33q. 8, Matthew Coloe, VIC, 3:49.29. 9, Peter Bock, QLD, 3:53.08. 10, Michael Ryde, VIC, 3:53.88. 11, Ryan Christian, VIC, 3:58.62. 12, Thomas Bruins, WA, 3:59.31. 13, Michael Hane, SA, 4:04.92. 14, Ryan Geard, VIC, 4:09.61. Heat 2: 1, Jeffrey Riseley, VIS, 3:45.09Q. 2, Jeremy Roff, NSWIS, 3:45.59Q. 3, Mitch Kealey, QAS, 3:45.80Q. 4, Philo Saunders, ACT, 3:46.40Q. 5, Daniel Clark, VIC, 3:47.30q. 6, Sam McEntee, WA, 3:48.14. 7, Daniel Bulmer, QLD, 3:48.69. 8, Brett Tingay, NZL, 3:49.06. 9, Tom Fawthorpe, VIC, 3:51.58. 10, Robert Killmier, SA, 3:52.72. 11, Jonathon Matthews, VIC, 3:56.34. 12, Frazer Dowling, NSW, 3:57.14. 13, Aaron Patterson, WA, 3:57.63.Men 1500 Metres Open Finals Section 1: 1, Ryan Gregson, NSWIS, 3:44.99. 2, Jeffrey Riseley, VIS, 3:45.15.3, Jeremy Roff, NSWIS, 3:45.37. 4, Mitch Kealey, QAS, 3:45.76. 5, Nicholas Toohey, QLD, 3:47.44. 6, Philo Saunders, ACT, 3:47.97. 7, James Nipperess, NSWIS, 3:48.81. 8, Brenton Rowe, VIC, 3:49.47. 9, Kale Symons, ACT, 3:52.04. 10, Marc See, WA, 3:57.33. 11, Daniel Clark, VIC, 3:59.81. --, Youcef Abdi, NSWIS, DNF.
Men 5000 Metres Open Section 1: 1, Ben St Lawrence, NSW, 13:40.54. 2, Collis Birmingham, VIS, 13:42.61. 3, David McNeill, VIC, 14:00.80. 4, Jeffrey Hunt, NSW, 14:08.06. 5, Benjamin Toomey, VIC, 14:18.04. 6, Russell Dessaix-Chin, NSW, 14:18.87. 7, Alan Craigie, ACT, 14:20.52. 8, Roberto Busi, WA, 14:21.52. 9, Courtney Carter, WA, 14:29.65. 10, PJ Bosch, SA, 14:32.43. 11, Jared Hauschildt, QLD, 14:51.40. 12, Neil Berry, WA, 15:07.80.
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 58 Men 110 Metres Hurdles Open Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 1.3) 1, Daniel Small, NSW, 13.88Q. 2, Takayuki Shuto, JPN, 14.14Q. 3, John Burstow, QAS, 14.27Q. 4, Ryan Purcell, WA, 14.46q. 5, Mitchel Webber, WA, 14.61. 6, Pan Tong, VIC, 15.84. 7, Chris McCurley, VIC, 15.91. Heat 2: (w: 1.5) 1, Greg Eyears, NSW, 13.94Q. 2, Daniel Martin, VIS, 14.08Q. 3, Justin Merlino, NSWIS, 14.09Q. 4, Yutaro Furukawa, JPN, 14.09q. 5, Jared Bezuidenhout, WAIS, 14.59. 6, Christopher Johnson, WA, 14.91. 7, Nathan McConchie, VIC, 16.35.
Men 110 Metres Hurdles Open Finals Section 1: (w: 2.1) 1, Greg Eyears, NSW, 13.82. 2, Daniel Small, NSW, 13.90. 3, Daniel Martin, VIS, 13.91. 4, Yutaro Furukawa, JPN, 13.99. 5, Justin Merlino, NSWIS, 14.02. 6, Takayuki Shuto, JPN, 14.13. 7, Ryan Purcell, WA, 14.29. 8, John Burstow, QAS, 14.49.
Men 400 Metres Hurdles Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, James Roff, NSW, 51.82Q. 2, Tristan Thomas, AIS, 52.86Q. 3, Felipe De Castro Cruz, WAIS, 53.13Q. 4, Jacob Holt, NSW, 53.54q. 5, Leigh Bennett, NSW, 53.63. 6, Cameron Yorke, WA, 53.89. 7, Nathan McConchie, VIC, 57.28. Heat 2: 1, Brendan Cole, ACTAS, 52.02Q. 2, Danny Brandwood, NSW, 52.17Q. 3, Ian Dewhurst, NSW, 52.35Q. 4, Daniel O'Shea, NZL, 53.12q. 5, Alexander Carew, VIC, 54.61. 6, Raheen Williams, WAIS, 55.35. 7, Jordann Sampson, WA, 55.54. 8, Peter Drzal, WA, 55.76.
Men 400 Metres Hurdles Open Finals Section 1: 1, Brendan Cole, ACTAS, 50.64. 2, Tristan Thomas, AIS, 50.69. 3, Danny Brandwood, NSW, 51.29. 4, James Roff, NSW, 51.58. 5, Ian Dewhurst, NSW, 51.72. 6, Daniel O'Shea, NZL, 52.29. 7, Felipe De Castro Cruz, WAIS, 52.44. 8, Jacob Holt, NSW, 52.90.
Men 3000 Metres Steeple Open Section 1: 1, Youcef Abdi, NSWIS, 8:36.63. 2, Richard Everest, SA, 8:41.86. 3, Daryl Crook, QLD, 9:09.93. 4, Ryan Christian, VIC, 9:15.74. 5, Ethan Heywood, WA, 9:21.10. 6, Joshua Tedesco, WA, 9:21.33. 7, Christopher Dale, WA, 9:23.88. 8, Jonathan Dillon, VIC, 9:39.64. 9, Alex Pitkethly, NSW, 9:54.75.10, Thomas Kozak, WA, 9:59.34. 11, Hamish Beaumont, VIC, 10:05.21.
Men High Jump Open Section 1: 1, Liam Zamel-Paez, QAS, 2.22m. 2, Josh Hall, QAS, 2.22m. 3, Hikaru Tsuchiya, JPN, 2.19m. 4, Chris Armet, VIC, 2.15m. 5, Satoru Kubota, JPN, 2.15m. 6, Josh Lodge, ACT, 2.11m. 6, Chris Dodd, NSW, 2.11m. 8, Thomas Brennan, WA, 2.11m. 9, Cal Pearce, QAS, 2.06m. 10, Andrew Neville, NSW, 2.01m. 11, Michael Hamlyn-Haris, NSW, 2.01m. 12, Samuel Mcgilp, VIC, 1.96m. 13, Ewan Haldane, VIC, 1.88m. 14, Adam Librizzi, WA, 1.88m. 15, Mitchell Mackenzie, VIC, 1.80m.
Men Pole Vault Open Section 1: 1, Steven Hooker, WAIS, 5.80m. 2, Blake Lucas, VIC, 5.05m. 3, James Filshie, VIC, 5.05m. 3, Tim MacDermot, SA, 5.05m. 5, Joel Pocklington, VIC, 5.05m. 6, Matt Boyd, QAS, 5.05m. 7, Christopher Clegg, NSW, 4.85m. 8, Cameron Sherry, VIC, 4.60m. 9, Anthony Hanna, VIC, 4.60m. 10, Howard Arbuthnot, QLD, 4.20m. 11, David Murray, NSW, 3.40m. --, Richard Moecks, SA, NH.
Men Long Jump Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Robbie Crowther, AIS, 7.63mq, w:1.3. 2, Fabrice Lapierre, NSWIS, 7.42mq, w:1.0. 3, Scott Crowe, VIC, 7.36mq, w:0.6. 4, Kurt Jenner, NSW, 7.10mq, w:1.8. 5, Daniel Egan, NSW, 6.90m, w:1.6. 6, Michael Craggs, WA, 6.69m, w:1.1. Heat 2: 1, Chris Noffke, QAS, 7.63mq, w:1.0. 2, Shaun Fletcher, QLD, 7.30mq, w:1.9. 3, Hiroyuki Inaba, JPN, 7.22mq, w:2.8. 4, Peter Parsons, NSW, 7.04mq, w:1.3. 5, Anthony Lipari, WA, 7.01mq, w:2.8. 6, Robert Stevens, VIC,
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 59 6.97mq, w:1.6. 7, Robbie Baskin, NSW, 6.95m, w:2.1. 8, Frederic Erin, NCL, 6.87m, w:2.2.
Men Long Jump Open Finals Section 1: 1, Fabrice Lapierre, NSWIS, 8.78m, w:3.1. 2, Chris Noffke, QAS, 8.33m, w:1.2. 3, Robbie Crowther, AIS, 7.91m, w:1.6. 4, Scott Crowe, VIC, 7.65m, w:1.8. 5, Shaun Fletcher, QLD, 7.52m, w:2.6. 6, Kurt Jenner, NSW, 7.47m, w:2.6. 7, Robert Stevens, VIC, 7.33m, w:2.4. 8, Peter Parsons, NSW, 7.19m, w:2.8. 9, Hiroyuki Inaba, JPN, 6.91m, w:0.9. 10, Anthony Lipari, WA, 6.87m, w:0.6.
Men Triple Jump Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Henry Frayne, VIS, 15.81mq, w:+0.0. 2, Joshua Lumley, QLD, 15.48mq, w:+0.0. 3, Kane Brigg, QAS, 15.45mq, w:+0.0. 4, Tomas Cholensky, NSW, 15.27mq, w:+0.0. 5, Alex LorraWAy, VIC, 15.07mq, w:+0.0. 6, Callan Rauchfuss, VIC, 14.46m, w:0.2. 7, Jared Hunter, VIC, 14.25m, w:+0.0. --, Jeremy Andrews, WA, FOUL, w:NWI. --, Daniel Egan, NSW, FOUL, w:NWI. Heat 2: 1, Hiroyuki Inaba, JPN, 15.60mq, w:+0.0. 2, Alwyn Jones, VIS,15.46mq, w:0.3. 3, Alexander Jacenko, NSW, 15.21mq, w:+0.0. 4, Mark Lawrence, QLD, 15.18mq, w:+0.0. 5, Adam Rabone, VIC, 15.09mq, w:+0.0. 6, Ben King, VIC, 15.05m, w:+0.0. 7, Vayios Koudoumakis, WA, 14.27m, w:0.1. 8, Matthew Dean, WA, 13.94m, w:0.3. 9, Lachlan Errey, VIC, 13.15m, w:+0.0.
Men Triple Jump Open Finals Section 1: 1, Henry Frayne, VIS, 16.63m, w:0.2. 2, Kane Brigg, QAS, 16.53m, w:+0.0. 3, Alwyn Jones, VIS, 15.99m, w:+0.0. 4, Joshua Lumley, QLD, 15.50m, w:+0.0. 5, Adam Rabone, VIC, 15.29m, w:0.4. 6, Mark Lawrence, QLD, 15.15m, w:+0.0. 7, Hiroyuki Inaba, JPN, 15.00m, w:+0.0. 8, Alexander Jacenko, NSW, 14.88m, w:+0.0. 9, Tomas Cholensky, NSW, 14.73m, w:+0.0.
Men Shot Put Open Section 1: 1, Scott Martin, VIS, 19.83m. 2, Dale Stevenson, VIC, 19.67m. 3, Chris Gaviglio, QLD, 18.80m. 4, Stuart Gyngell, NSW, 16.58m. 5, Todd Hodgetts, TAS, 16.07m. 6, Matthew Cowie, WAIS, 16.02m. 7, Jerrum Huston, NZL, 15.29m. 8, Andrew Peska, VIC, 14.51m. 9, Elias Arcondoulis, SA, 13.71m. 10, Shane Carstairs, VIC, 12.97m. 11, Michael Peska, VIC, 12.66m. 12, Luke Vincent, WA, 11.57m.
Men Discus Throw Open Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Benn Harradine, VIS, 60.06mq. 2, Julian Wruck, QLD, 56.88mq. 3, Aaron Neighbour, VIC, 56.21mq. 4, Graham Hicks, TAS, 55.29mq. 5, Scott Martin, VIS, 54.32mq. 6, Shigeo Hatakeyama, JPN, 53.81mq. 7, Robert Melin, SWE, 53.10mq. 8, Andrew Peska, VIC, 52.02mq. 9, Nicholas SaWAszenko, NSW, 51.89mq. 10, Matt Stopel, QLD, 51.18mq. 11, Marshall Hall, NZL, 48.65m. 12, Avtar Singh, IND, 48.37m. 13, Erwan Cassier, NCL, 46.39m. 14, Courtney Heinze, WA, 42.56m. 15, Shane Carstairs, VIC, 41.08m. 16, Michael Peska, VIC, 37.15m. 17, Jevon Proctor, WA, 34.21m.
Men Discus Throw Open Finals Section 1: 1, Benn Harradine, VIS, 62.26m. 2, Scott Martin, VIS, 60.25m. 3, Julian Wruck, QLD, 57.48m. 4, Aaron Neighbour, VIC, 56.83m. 5, Shigeo Hatakeyama, JPN, 55.99m. 6, Robert Melin, SWE, 55.29m. 7, Graham Hicks, TAS, 53.20m. 8, Andrew Peska, VIC, 52.99m. 9, Matt Stopel, QLD, 52.66m. 10, Nicholas Sawaszenko, NSW, 48.61m.
Men Hammer Throw Open Section 1: 1, Hiroaki Doi, JPN, 69.80m. 2, Hiroshi Noguchi, JPN, 69.46m. 3, Simon Wardhaugh, QLD, 69.37m. 4, Tim Driesen, VIC, 67.81m. 5, Mark Dickson, NSW, 66.69m. 6, Paul Peulich, VIC, 64.02m. 7, Erwan Cassier, NCL, 58.94m. 8, Matt Stopel, QLD, 56.21m. 9, Sam Scherma, ACT, 48.85m. 10, William Higgins, NSW, 48.77m. 11, Christian Williams, VIC, 46.15m. 12, Shane
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 60 Carstairs, VIC, 42.87m. --, Darren Billett, SASI, FOUL.
Men Javelin Throw Open Section 1: 1, Jarrod Bannister, VIS, 83.17m. 2, Stuart Farquhar, NZL, 81.01m. 3, Matthew Outzen, NSWIS, 76.81m. 4, Benjamin Baker, NSW, 75.77m. 5, Leslie Copeland, FIJ, 74.88m. 6, Hamish Peacock, TIS, 68.23m. 7, Mark Sheehan, WA, 64.44m. 8, Andrew Fraser, SA, 60.72m. 9, Ravinder Singh Kahaira, IND, 57.08m. Men 100 Metres Ambulant Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 0.6) 1, Evan O'Hanlon T38, AIS, 11.17q. 2, Simon Patmore T46, QLD, 11.25q. 3, Timothy Sullivan T38, VIC, 12.07q. 4, Christopher Mullins T38, VIC, 12.26q. 5, Ben Hall T37, SA, 13.27. 6, Sean Roberts T37, SA, 13.53. 7, Robbie Van Allen T20, QLD, 12.54. Heat 2: (w: 1.4) 1, Gabriel Cole T46, SA, 11.48q. 2, Scott Reardon T42, AIS, 13.21q. 3, Andrew Mathews T20, SA, 11.65q. 4, Thomas Burrows F20, QLD, 12.08q. 5, Jack Swift T44, VIC, 12.75. 6, Andrew Bannister T36, WA, 16.02. 7, Jack Dirou T36, ACT, 17.42.
Men 100 Metres Ambulant Finals Section 1: (w: -0.2) 1, Evan O'Hanlon T38, AIS, 11.19. 2, Simon Patmore T46, QLD, 11.36. 3, Gabriel Cole T46, SA, 11.58. 4, Scott Reardon T42, AIS, 13.47. 5, Andrew Mathews T20, SA, 11.98. 6, Timothy Sullivan T38, VIC, 12.31. 7, Thomas Burrows F20, QLD, 12.23. 8, Christopher Mullins T38, VIC, 12.57.
Men 200 Metres Ambulant Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 0.8) 1, Evan O'Hanlon T38, AIS, 23.73q. 2, Jonathan Bernard T12, QAS, 24.60q. 3, Thomas Burrows F20, QLD, 24.50q. 4, Adam Cunningham T37, ACT, 27.54q. 5, Sean Roberts T37, SA, 28.21. 6, Daniel Berry T36, NSW, 30.25. 7, Andrew Bannister T36, WA, 32.46. Heat 2: (w: -0.5) 1, Simon Patmore T46, QLD, 23.58q. 2, Timothy Sullivan T38,VIC, 24.76q. 3, Scott Reardon T42, AIS, 29.09q. 4, Ben Hall T37, SA, 27.34q. 5, Robbie Van Allen T20, QLD, 25.76. 6, Jonathan Smith T37, NSW, 29.88. 7, Jack Dirou T36, ACT, 38.02.
Men 200 Metres Ambulant Finals Section 1: (w: 1.1) 1, Evan O'Hanlon T38, AIS, 22.27. 2, Simon Patmore T46, QLD, 22.47. 3, Scott Reardon T42, AIS, 27.89. 4, Jonathan Bernard T12, QAS, 24.10. 5, Timothy Sullivan T38, VIC, 24.35. 6, Ben Hall T37, SA, 27.02. 7, Thomas Burrows F20, QLD, 24.35. 8, Adam Cunningham T37, ACT, 27.43.
Men 400 Metres Ambulant Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Bradley Scott T37, AIS, 54.79q. 2, Jonathan Bernard T12, QAS, 55.54q. 3, Mitchell Pink T38, NSW, 58.64q. 4, Daniel Berry T36, NSW, 64.51q. 5, Paul Gilbert T20, WA, 56.38q. 6, Jack Swift T44, VIC, 61.10q. 7, Adam Cunningham T37, ACT, 67.11. 8, Nathan Appleton T20, QLD, 59.61. Heat 2: 1, Timothy Sullivan T38, VIC, 53.80q. 2, Christopher Mullins T38, VIC, 55.99q. 3, Jonathan Smith T37, NSW, 66.95. 4, Robbie Van Allen T20, QLD, 60.50. 5, Sam Petterson T37, QLD, 71.13. 6, Nathan Dallas T20, NSW, 65.66. 7, Andrew Bannister T36, WA, 78.04. --, Ben Hall T37, SA, DNF.
Men 400 Metres Ambulant Finals Section 1: 1, Bradley Scott T37, AIS, 54.90. 2, Timothy Sullivan T38, VIC, 53.56. 3, Christopher Mullins T38, VIC, 55.20. 4, Jonathan Bernard T12, QAS, 54.16. 5, Mitchell Pink T38, NSW, 59.93. 6, Daniel Berry T36, NSW, 65.15. 7, Jack Swift T44, VIC, 61.21. 8, Paul Gilbert T20, WA, 58.28.
Men 800 Metres Ambulant Section 1: 1, Michael Roeger T46, AIS, 1:57.80. 2, Bradley Scott T37, AIS, 2:05.90. 3, Sam Harding
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Men Long Jump Ambulant Section 1: 1, Daniel Berry T36, NSW, 4.28m, w:3.1. 2, Sean Roberts T37, SA, 4.79m, w:1.7. 3, Thomas Burrows F20, QLD, 5.86m, w:3.8. 4, Mitchell Pink T38, NSW, 4.94m, w:2.5.
Men Shot Put Ambulant Section 1: 1, Russell Short F12, VIS, 13.98m. 2, Nicholas Larionow F36, VIC, 9.99m. 3, Jayden Sawyer F38, ACT, 10.05m. 4, Jake WAinwright F37, VIC, 9.20m. 5, Brent Todd F42, NSW, 7.98m. 6, James Devenny F12, VIC, 9.13m. 7, Raymond Abdy F37, QLD, 8.83m.
Men Discus Throw Ambulant Section 1: 1, Russell Short F12, VIS, 43.07m. 2, Nicholas Larionow F36, VIC, 25.61m. 3, Jayden Sawyer F38, ACT, 31.21m. 4, James Devenny F12, VIC, 28.51m. 5, Raymond Abdy F37, QLD, 28.09m. 6, James Hackney T37, QLD, 25.35m. 7, Jake Wainwright F37, VIC, 24.23m.
Men Javelin Throw Ambulant Section 1: 1, Rory McSweeney F44, NZL, 37.37m. 2, Jayden Sawyer F38, ACT, 32.77m. 3, Wade McMahon F37, AIS, 36.79m. 4, Brent Todd F42, NSW, 31.55m. 5, Nicholas Larionow F36, VIC, 19.84m. 6, James Devenny F12, VIC, 23.53m. 7, Raymond Abdy F37, QLD, 21.39m. --, Brendan Clewes F44, AIS, DQ.
Men 100 Metres Wheelchair Preliminaries Heat 1: (w: 1.9) 1, Richard Colman T53, VIS, 15.27q. 2, Matthew Cameron T54, QAS, 14.86q. 3, Jake Lappin T54, VIC, 15.50q. 4, Nathen Arkley T54, SA, 16.42. 5, Declan Young T54, NSWIS, 16.55. Heat 2: (w: 2.0) 1, Samuel McIntosh T52, VIC, 18.43q. 2, Sam Carter T54, QAS, 15.15q. 3, Matthew Lack T54, NZL, 15.39q. 4, Richard Nicholson T54, ACTAS, 15.47q. 5, Peter Smith T54, WA, 15.55q. 6, Daniel Henshall T52, QLD, 19.87.
Men 100 Metres Wheelchair Finals Section 1: (w: -0.1) 1, Richard Colman T53, VIS, 15.46. 2, Matthew Cameron T54, QAS, 15.14. 3, Samuel McIntosh T52, VIC, 18.89. 4, Matthew Lack T54, NZL, 15.63. 5, Sam Carter T54, QAS, 15.67. 6, Richard Nicholson T54, ACTAS, 15.67. 7, Jake Lappin T54, VIC, 16.12. 8, Peter Smith T54, WA, 16.28.
Men 200 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: (w: -0.5) 1, Richard Colman T53, VIS, 27.55. 2, Matthew Cameron T54, QAS, 27.65. 3, Sam Carter T54, QAS, 27.88. 4, Matthew Lack T54, NZL, 27.93. 5, Samuel McIntosh T52, VIC, 35.22. 6, Peter Smith T54, WA, 28.37. 7, Nathen Arkley T54, SA, 29.20. 8, Declan Young T54, NSWIS, 31.05.
Men 400 Metres Wheelchair Preliminaries Heat 1: 1, Richard Nicholson T54, ACTAS, 51.97q. 2, Matthew Cameron T54, QAS, 52.46q. 3, Jake Lappin T54, VIC, 52.59q. 4, Nathen Arkley T54, SA, 55.46q. 5, Declan Young T54, NSWIS, 61.96. Heat 2: 1, Richard Colman T53, VIS, 51.99q. 2, Matthew Lack T54, NZL, 51.92q. 3, Sam Carter T54, QAS, 53.99q. 4, Peter Smith T54, WA, 54.51q. 5, Samuel McIntosh T52, VIC, 74.08.
Men 400 Metres Wheelchair Finals Section 1: 1, Richard Colman T53, VIS, 51.32. 2, Richard Nicholson T54, ACTAS, 51.43. 3,
2009/2010 ANNUAL REPORT Western Australian Athletics Commission (Inc) t/as Athletics WA Page 62 Matthew Cameron T54, QAS, 51.48. 4, Matthew Lack T54, NZL, 51.83. 5, Jake Lappin T54, VIC, 52.37. 6, Sam Carter T54, QAS, 53.26. 7, Nathen Arkley T54, SA, 54.47. 8, Peter Smith T54, WA, 55.40. Men 800 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: 1, Richard Colman T53, VIS, 1:42.70. 2, Matthew Lack T54, NZL, 1:43.36. 3, Richard Nicholson T54, ACTAS, 1:44.29. 4, Jake Lappin T54, VIC, 1:45.07. 5, Nathen Arkley T54, SA, 1:48.43. 6, Peter Smith T54, WA, 1:48.89. 7, Declan Young T54, NSWIS, 2:07.44.
Men 1500 Metres Wheelchair Section 1: 1, Richard Colman T53, VIS, 3:14.44. 2, Jake Lappin T54, VIC, 3:14.64. 3, Richard Nicholson T54, ACTAS, 3:15.81. 4, Matthew Lack T54, NZL, 3:16.32. 5, Matthew Cameron T54, QAS, 3:37.17. 6, Peter Smith T54, WA, 3:42.09.
Men Shot Put Secured Section 1: 1, Hamish MacDonald F34, ACT, 10.33m. 2, Damien Bowen F34, ACT, 10.17m. 3, Christopher Beer F32, WA, 5.36m. --, Joe Flavell F58, NZL, DQ.Men Discus Throw Secured Section 1: 1, Christopher Beer F32, WA, 10.58m. 2, Joe Flavell F58, NZL,29.55m.
Men Javelin Throw Secured Section 1: 1, Damien Bowen F34, ACT, 25.93m. 2, Christopher Beer F32, WA, 16.95m.
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