2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria President’s Report
Finance I am delighted to announce that for the sixth year running, CycleSport Victoria has returned a trading surplus and we have achieved what I believe is an excellent result. I commend the ongoing work by the Board and Staff in keep ing costs to a minimum with a special mention to Trevor Wilkie. As Finance Director he has ensured that CSV remain accountable, whilst ensuring that the membership is being serviced and the staff are working in comfortable conditions. We now approach a ver y important period at our new home where we face a considerable increase in costs, especially whilst setting up the facility. In terms of significant purchases that have been made, the timing equipment for DISC has been purchased, two new computers, new colour printer, new race radios along with a new refrigerator for the office.
Membership CSV continue to place an emphasis on their servicing of the membership. We continue to explore all avenues in order to provide a greater level and range of servicing to our members. There has been a new website set up and continues to lead the field in providing up -to-date information relevant to our membership. The website is an excellent resource for our members along with the general public and now with the int rod uct ion of on -line entry, we have received some excellent feedback on the convenience and reliability of race entry via this method. In terms of membership figures, we are down on last year’s total by 31 members after increasing the figure by 207 last year. In terms of where the shortfall comes, Victoria follows the National trend in that 15’s and 17’s continue to fall. This is a matter which is high on the agenda at National level and an issue which will no doubt be heavily discussed at the November Council m eeting of the ACF. This figure represents the first overall drop in membership for four years. CSV have an additional 500-od d Aud ax members affiliated with it on top of this figure.
Vodafone Arena It was encouraging to see that in the fourth season of promo t ions at Vodafone Arena there was finally a small surplus returned by the promoters. Albeit that it was due to severe cost cutting and not because of an increase in crowd numbers. With Cyclists International looking down the barrel at one point, it is exce llent 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria to see that they have put up their hand to run another track season at Vodafone Arena this season.
Darebin International Sports Centre Construction has almost been completed at the Darebin International Sports Centre and we are likely to be racing o n t he new track in January 2005 for the Victorian Track Championships. The Licencing Agreement with City of Darebin has been signed after a few modifications have been made to a few areas of concern which were identified. We have had a reasonable resp onse from the clubs and the sub -committee have met with those who have demonstrated an interest. Now that we have a firmer date in mind for track completion we can now work towards finalising the individual agreements. We intend to have open racing every Friday night through the Summer and will be racing right throughout the Winter season with endurance points and madison racing. If the Winter racing proves popular then we intend to take this up to two nights per week.
Major Events World Track Championships – As you are all aware, Melbourne hosted the World Track Championships in 2004 and the event was very successful. This was probably Melbourne’s greatest ever track racing event, complemented by excellent fields and world class racing. It was a great lead up t o the Olympics in Athens as the Australian team proved. The event returned a surplus to Australian Cycling of approximately $90,000. It is hoped that Victoria will see a component of this money for our work with the bid and the budget.
Womens World Cup – In 2004 this event was again a success with some excellent racing. This will be on again in 2005. CSV have been and once again will be heavily involved in the conduct of this event .
Victorian Cyclist of the Year – The 2004 awards night was quite w ell sup p orted and in 2005 we hope to increase the level of attendance when it is hosted at DISC. We would hope to see our members to continue to support this event. I would like to thank the Maillot Jaune club, especially John Green for their assistance w it h t his night. Also the work of the sub -committee once again this year was tireless from David Good, Mathew Wright and Christine Bell. We are looking at potentially holding the event in June next year.
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria Racing/Officials This is the reason why CSV exists and withou t open racing, especially on the road, its survival would be severely jeopardised. I would like to thank all the clubs and promoters involved in Victorian Open Racing, ensuring that we do have the best calendar in Australia. I wish to thank Ian Maher and Steve Peterson for their work from the office helping to ensure that the job of our officials is made easier and our riders’ experience is a good one. While on the officials I would like to thank them all for their hard work at open level but also club level. Without our officials to umpire our sport and ensure the safety of our riders, the sport simply would not exist. It is encouraging to see that over 170 members have chosen to undertake the club commissaire accreditation.
Premises As you are probably aware, our offices have been re-located to the new DISC from our temporary home at William St in West Melbourne. This has led to a new security and phone system and it is good to see that the staff will finally be operating in comfortable conditions. Now t hat we are in a permanent home we can now begin to look towards setting up the facility, incorporating a memorabilia display. There has been a contribution from CFAC of around $20,000 which will go towards the setting up of this display. If there are any m embers with any older items which they would like to see displayed in the collection I would encourage them to pass these onto the office.
Development Once again we have had a rollover of Development Officers this year and Warren Vigor has now replaced Kerrie Baumgartner. The Schools Championships were once again conducted in 2004 with over 700 entries. The key is to find out exactly how many of these participants are joining cycling clubs after the Championships and this is something we must focus on in future Championships. I would like to thank all the clubs which assisted in the conduct of the zone finals and to the Maillot Jaune who once again donated $2000 towards prizemoney. With DISC, we are now presented with some exciting opportunities for develo pment for all ages. Warren’s position should prove to be very busy in the coming seasons. His first development camp proved to be extremely successful with 53 participants, after previous camps had been cancelled due to lack of numbers.
Staff 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
CSV is f unct ioning very successfully at present and much of this comes down to the commitment and dedication shown by our staff members. Ian Maher, Steve Peterson and Amy McCann have performed admirably throughout the year in the conduct of their various duties and Warren Vigor in the short time he has been with us has been very busy, working on his various projects. Their roles will no doubt expand and develop once DISC is fully operational and it promises to offer a major challenge to them and one which I hope they can embrace.
Volunteers A special thankyou goes to all the volunteers, of which there are many in cycling, whose time and dedication spent around events and within clubs is much appreciated. The sport would not be anywhere near the position it is in at present if not for the tireless efforts of these people. Club officials, marshalls, commissaires etc are all unpaid positions, but are of vital importance in the ongoing work of this organisation and Victorian Cycling.
CSV Board I would like to take this opp ortunity to personally thank the Board for their work this year which has seen Victorian Cycling once again taken to another level. The sport continues to improve in this state and the directors of this organisation play an important part in the direction we stride. I would like to thank the members for showing their overwhelming confidence in the Board and taking the correct steps in ensuring that the right people are in place to advance our sport.
Joe Ciavola PRESIDENT
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT
My report focuses primarily on the racing and administration side of Cycle Sport Victoria.
Our Victorian Junior Track Team once again dominated the Junior Track National Championships, which were held in Launceston, Tasmania from 5th t o 8th March 2004. 21 Riders represented Victoria, with 13 gaining medals. Victoria won 12 of the 21 events which equals 57.14% of the Gold Medals. Of the 63 medals, Victoria won 22 medals which equals 34.92% of all the medals. The team won 12 Gold, 8 Silver & 2 Bronze medals to receive the “Ray Godkin Shield” for the fourth year in a row as the Champion State with 94 points. Sarah Humphries in the under 17 Women set a new Australian record in the 500mt Time Trial. Georgina Freeland in the Under 15 women was awarded the “Cham p ion of the Carnival”. Georgina won medals in the 1 Lap Tim e Trial, 5km Scratch Race, Sprint & 500m t Tim e Trial.
Our Victorian Senior Track Team then were very successful at the 2004 National Senior Track Championships, which again were held in Sydney . The t eam won 9 Gold, 5 Silver & 4 Bronze medals. Congratulations to Daniel Thjorsen who was named the “Champion of Champions” at the conclusion of the Championhsips winning 4 Gold & 2 Silver m ed als. Also, congratulations to Michael Ford who won the George Adams Trophy for the most outstanding ride at the Championships. Michael in the 3000mt Individual Pursuit, set a new World Record of 3:17:775 breaking the previous record held by Bradley McGee since 1994 (3:19:878)
Victoria also won the W J “Bill” Young Trophy by winning the Mens 19 Team s Pursuit. For the second year in a row Victoria was presented with the Norm Gailey Trophy for the State accumulating the most points at the National Road & Track Championships.
Congratulations also to Daniel Thorsen, Michael Ford, Shane Perkins, Mitchell Docker & Simon Clarke on being selected to 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria represent Australia at the 2004 Junior World Championships, held in Los Angeles in July 2004.
Bradley Norton, Michael Ford & David Pell were selected to represent Australia at the 2004 UCI World Cup in Sydney in May 2004.
Congratulations to both the Junior & Senior Management Teams for your outstanding efforts. Juniors: Laurie Norris Manager Agostino Giramondo Coach Brad Robins Coach Ian Not t ing Coach Lyn Heritage Fem ale Co ach Lance De Luca Mechanic Rod Friend Med ical Heather Friend Fem ale Chap erone Leeanne Mullens Female Chaperone Keit h Esson Med ia
Seniors: Mark Heintz Manager John Beasley Coach Hilton Clarke Assist ant Coach Tim Decker Assist ant Coach Agostino Giramondo Assist ant Coach Brad Robins Mechanic Daryl Keirl Mechanic Simon Quick AWD Coach Keit h Esson Med ia
The 2004 Road Season & 2003/2004 Track Season were both very successful with entries once again up for “Opens”.
I w ould like t o t han k the clubs & promoters for their co -op erat ion throughout the year in assuring that all events went smoothly. A special thanks to all the officials & volunteers, without you the sport could not carry on.
Again in 2004, the Victorian Schools Cycling Championships Finals were held in conjunction with the Herald Sun Tour stage at Geelong. This allowed the students competing in the finals to stay and watch the best riders in Australia & Overseas competing.
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I would like to take this opportunity to thank the st af f .
Steve Peterson – Administration Manager Steve has been a great support to me during the year. He attends all Board, Executive plus Disciplinary & Appeals Committee meetings and handles all inwards and outwards correspondence. Steve has been responsib le for applying and managing grants from Australian Cycling Federation, Australian Sports Commission & Department for Victorian Communities. One of Steve’s tasks is to make sure that all members are entered into “Open” events, this means he overseas the “On Line Entry System ” which has been very well received by all members. Once again in 2004 Steve has been heavily involved in the Victorian Schools Cycling Championships travelling tom Hamilton, Wangaratta, Warragul, Dandenong & Beaconsfield to assist our Development Officer. Steve has an ongoing role with Monash University with the $30,000.00 grant given towards a Market Research Project by the Department of Victorian Communities. The transition from William Street, West Melbourne to our new hom e at DISC w o uld not have been possible without the amount of time that Steve devoted to the move. Now that we have moved to DISC, Steve will become the Operations Manager for the Velodrome.
Amy McCann – Financial Manager Amy has been of great support during the year in her role as Financial Manager. Amy has done an excellent job in controlling and monitoring the finances of Cycle Sport Victoria. Amy also looks after the Term Deposits that are held at the Commonwealth Bank. One of the most important role performed by Amy is processing and monitoring the membership of Cycle Sport Victoria both members and affiliated clubs. Amy took on a big task in 2004 producing the 2004 Road Fixture and just recently the 2004/2005 Track Fixture. Congratulations must be given to Amy for a magnificent job in both publications. As well as designing, structuring and negotiating aspects of the program, Amy was able to attract new sponsors to advertise in the fixtures. Another role that Amy performed during the year was to co - ordinate the Cyclist of the Year Awards Dinner held at the Moonee Valley Racing Club.
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It has been a pleasure to work with a very committed Board over the past 12 months, which once again allowed Cycle Sport Victoria to return a profit for the 2003/2004 year. I must touch on t w o Board members in particular this year. President, Joe Ciavola continues to amaze me with his passion and dedication for the sport. Joe would spend at least 30 hours a week of his time attending meetings with Victorian Government, Victorian Police, MOPT, Board, Executive and looking after the interests of Victorian Cycling . Vice President of Finance – Trevor Wilkie is a breath of fresh air to our organization. Trevor a former businessman,has spent countless hours in this role, controlling and monit oring t he finance of Cycle Sport Victoria.
Another big year is coming up in 2004/2005 with Victoria being granted the National Junior Track Championships as well as the National Masters Track & Road Cham pionships in March 2005
Ian Maher EXECUTIVE OFFICER Cycle Sport Victoria 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria DEVELOPMENT OFFICER’S REPORT
VSCC This year the Zone Finals were conducted from the 23 rd August t o t he 17th of October. With the State Final Road Race prior the Herald Sun Tour on the 17th of October. The MTB State Final was condu cted at the Dallas Brooks Scout Camp in Upper Beaconsfield on the 31 st of October.
A total of 700 students participated in the Zone finals. 52 in the East Metro 65 in Gippsland 69 in the Border Region 134 in the Midlands 48 in the Mallee 91 in the South West Coast 80 in the Northern and Western Metro 161 in the South Metro
The South Metro Zone won 50 % of all medals available in the Criterium State Finals, which included 9 Gold from the 16 categories. All other Zones picked up between 2 and 6 medals per zone
M2006 Commonwealth Games In September I met with representatives from Bicycle Victoria, Berwick HPV and Cycling Club and the RACV at the request of the M2006 Games Promotion Committee. The aim was to establish a Partnership between us all to be involved in a Cycling Festival “Green Grand Prix” at Albert Park Lake in 2006. As a pre games Demonstration Event funded by M2006.
Casey-Cardinia HPV and Cycling Project I have met with the Berwick Secondary College in support of their VicHealth Active Particip at ion – Partnership Grant Application, to form a Cycling Club to enhance their Cycling Projects. At this stage they believe their Grant of $30.000 will come to fruition in December 2004.
Getting Involved ( Council coordinated pre Games related activities ) In October Steve Peterson and myself met with the Darebin City Council as part of their application for funding from the State Government to be involved in the Games related activities that we could be incorporated in.
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria Development Camp 27, 28 and 29th of September 2004 Held at the Lady Northcote Camp, Rowsley Vic I had 53 participants for the camp ranging from the under 13’s to the under 17’s. Of which there was a total of 16 girls.
Additional coaches were Cameron McFarlane, John and Vicki Beasley. Volunt eer s included Lee McFarlane, Geoff Clark, Dylan Newell and Hannah Bush.
Skills Coaching Courses I assisted Lyn Heritage conduct one course on Sunday 20 th of June in the transition period between Kerry and myself as SDO. I have since held another co urse in Bendigo which had 15 participants successfully qualify as Skills Coaches.
ParticPACTION Day On November 7th I represented CSV and assisted the Bendigo and District Cycling Club promote our sport at this “ Sports Expo”
Warren Vigor Development Of f icer 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
Victorian Cycling Federation Membership Comparison 2000-2003
MEMBERSHIP TYPE 2003 DIFF. 2002 DIFF. 2001 DIFF. 2000
CLUB LICENCES CLUB J9 3 2 1 1 0 CLUB J11 3 0 3 -6 9 4 5 CLUB J13 3 2 1 -5 6 3 3 CLUB J15 5 -3 8 0 8 7 1 CLUB J17 2 2 0 -5 5 5 0 CLUB J19 1 -2 3 -4 7 6 1 CLUB M23 0 -3 3 0 3 1 2 CLUB MEN 13 -5 18 -9 27 10 17 CLUB WOMEN 0 -3 3 -3 6 5 1 CLUB MEN MASTERS 1 NA 2 -2 4 3 1 CLUB MEN MASTERS 2 1 -1 2 -1 3 -4 7 CLUB MEN MASTERS 3 2 2 0 -6 6 5 1 CLUB MEN MASTERS 4 1 0 1 -2 3 2 1 CLUB MEN MASTERS 5 0 0 0 -1 1 0 1 CLUB MEN MASTERS 6 0 0 0 0 0 -1 1 CLUB MEN MASTERS 7 0 0 0 -1 1 1 0 CLUB WOMEN MASTERS 3 1 1 0 0 0
SENIOR LICENCES ELITE MEN 690 20 670 22 648 -1 649 ELITE WOMEN 104 19 85 3 82 0 82 MEN MASTERS 1 NA 151 11 140 -3 143 MEN MASTERS 2 182 -28 210 49 161 5 156 MEN MASTERS 3 231 55 176 39 137 -3 140 MEN MASTERS 4 183 83 100 2 98 5 93 MEN MASTERS 5 109 45 64 0 64 10 54 MEN MASTERS 6 82 48 34 11 23 3 20 MEN MASTERS 7 28 9 19 8 11 -7 18 MEN MASTERS 8 10 2 8 6 2 2 0 MEN MASTERS 9 14 14 0 0 0 0 WOMEN MASTERS 1 NA 13 9 4 4 0 WOMEN MASTERS 2 16 9 7 4 3 3 0 WOMEN MASTERS 3 10 1 9 3 6 6 0 WOMEN MASTERS 4 9 6 3 2 1 1 0 WOMEN MASTERS 5 3 1 2 0 2 2 0 WOMEN MASTERS 6 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 WOMEN MASTERS 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WOMEN MASTERS 8 0 0 0 -1 1 1 0
NON-COMPETITOR NC 157 -18 175 29 146 4 142
JUNIOR LICENCES JUNIOR 9 11 6 5 - - 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
JUNIOR 11 (Replaces M11 & W11) 63 9 54 -18 72 5 67 MEN U13 60 -6 66 -4 70 10 60 MEN U15 96 4 92 -9 101 11 90
MEMBERSHIP TYPE 2003 DIFF. 2002 DIFF. 2001 DIFF. 2000
MEN U17 109 -11 120 23 97 -18 115 MEN U19 93 -8 101 -5 106 -12 118 MEN U23 124 4 120 -1 121 -28 149 WOMEN U13 14 -3 17 -5 22 0 22 WOMEN U15 18 -5 23 1 22 -5 27 WOMEN U17 25 5 20 -5 25 8 17 WOMEN U19 17 3 14 -4 18 -3 21 WOMEN U23 NA NA NA 20
6 MONTH LICENCES 6 MONTH J9 0 -2 2 6 MONTH J11 2 -3 5 4 1 NA 6 MONTH J13 5 2 3 1 2 NA 6 MONTH JM15 1 -3 4 1 3 NA 6 MONTH JW17 2 0 2 0 2 NA 6 MONTH JM17 1 1 6 MONTH JM19 1 0 1 6 MONTH M23 6 3 3 0 3 NA 6 MONTH MEN 24 -31 55 44 11 NA 6 MONTH MMAS1 NA 10 4 6 NA 6 MONTH MMAS2 3 -12 15 12 3 NA 6 MONTH MMAS3 5 -2 7 3 4 NA 6 MONTH MMAS4 2 -2 4 3 1 NA 6 MONTH MMAS5 2 -1 3 2 1 NA 6 MONTH MMAS6 0 -2 2 0 2 NA 6 MONTH MMAS7 1 0 1 1 0 6 MONTH MMAS8 0 -2 2 1 1 NA 6 MONTH NC 7 7 0 -1 1 NA 6 MONTH WOMEN 3 -5 8 5 3 NA 6 MONTH WMAS1 0 -3 3 3 0 6 MONTH WMAS2 0 -1 1 0 1 NA 7 MONTH WMAS3 1 1
TOTALS 2562 28 2534 217 2317 52 2265
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria Victorian Cycling Inc. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING / STATE COUNCIL Wednesday, November 24, 2004 – 7:45p m
PRESENT: The President, J Ciavola in the Chair, with Board Members, Life Members, officials and members as per the register
A REGISTRATION OF DELEGATES
B APOLOGIES:
George Nelson, Mathew Wright, Chris Beales, Am y McCann, Ewin William s, Warren Vigor, Kim Howard, Chris Carr, Kristjan Snorrason, George Proim os, Pam William s, Lance De Luca, Alf Grayson, Maureen Dougherty, Pat Dougherty
C TO CONFIRM THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Move that the minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting, having been circulated and read as a true and accurate copy.
J TAYLOR / M REEVES CARRIED D BUSINESS ARISING Nil
E PRESIDENTS REPORT
J Ciavola, as President, presented his report
F TO RECEIVE BOARD REPORTS
EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT
I Maher, as Executive Officer presented his report.
FINANCIAL REPORT
T Wilkie, as CSV financial director, reported on the accounts. He stated that the auditor had recently presented CSV’s financial 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria statement which has seen a net profit of almost $25,000. He added that the Board was satisfied with the current fi nancial situation and explained that there needed to be consideration made for a number of capital costs associated with the setup of DISC associated with timing equipment, bike storage and rider seat ing.
D Armstrong questioned what was to be done with th e rid er credits? T Wilkie stated that this has now been taken down by CSV as revenue, being that it has been over three years since there has been any money claimed by riders.
Move that all reports and the balance sheet be received
J GLENNON / B CRONIN CARRIED
F TO RECEIVE REPORTS FROM OTHER COMMITTEES
2005 JUNIOR/MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Laurie Norris, as event director of the Masters Road Championships reported on the progress of the sub -com m it t ee on the preparation for the event. He st ated that the track for both the Juniors and Masters would be at DISC with the Masters racing in the morning and the junior racing in the evenings. He added that the only exception to this was with most of the interstate junior teams wanting to leave for h ome on the Saturday, they are being run in the morning on that particular day. He reported that the permit applications had been made to the Macedon Ranges Shire Council in order to host the event in Lancefield. He discussed the format of the road racing, w it h t he Criterium being held on the Sunday, Time Trial on Monday and the Road Race to be held on the Tuesday. He stated that we needed more people to volunteer to assist with the Championships, especially with the Road Championships, with the number of marshalls required.
2004 OCEANIA CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
B Langley, as event director, reported on the progress of the planning for the Championships. He stated that the event was being held over December 3,4,5 in conjunction with the Melbourne Cup on Wheels on the Saturday night. He stated that we were looking good for officials and volunteer numbers but 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria stated that if there were more looking to be involved they could contact him.
VICTORIAN BICYCLE ADVISORY COUNCIL
Bob Beattie, as CSV’s representative on the committee reported on the Committee’s progress over the past year. He stated that there had been considerable work completed by the committee to build cyclists awareness this year. There has also been work on the release of various forms of cycling dat a to the public. The committee has also put in place an environment where there is ongoing negotiation between Police, major promoters and CSV. Hell Ride issues have also been discussed between these authorities and he suggested that most people would be w ell aware of the TAC and Victoria Police team and ongoing initiative put together. He stated that the committee was now looking at the option of ‘dob in a mobile phone user’. B Beattie called for any questions from the floor.
G CORRESPONDENCE Nil
H TO ELECT LIFE MEMBERS
J Ciavola, on behalf of the Board of CSV put forward for life membership the following two members: Kevin Atkins – member of the Coburg CC and State Commissaire Doug Armstrong – member of the Ballarat -Sebast opol CC and National Commissaire
Moved that the above nominations be accepted as CSV Life Members
J TAYLOR / J GRIMA CARRIED
I ANNOUNCEMENT OF ELECTION RESULTS
I Maher, as returning officer reported on the outcome of the elections. He stated that of the 2087 ballot papers sent out to all members over the age of 18, 508 valid ballot papers were returned, with 34 invalid papers being returned.
He stated that on Tuesday, 26th October, the envelopes were opened and the ballot papers counted. It was added that Jim Taylor had chosen to have George Nelson represent him as 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria scrutineer, Troy Tyler to represent Joe Ciavola as scrutineer and David Nairn to represent John Nicholson as scrutineer.
He stated that the first election to take place was for that of President. He returned the following results: John Nicholson 153 vot es Joe Ciavola 319 vot es o inf orm al 36 vot es Total 508 votes
It was stated that the ballot had been returned in favour of Joe Ciavola and that he would be duly elected as President until November 2006.
He stated that, as there had been six nominations for the three Board positions which were up, an election was conducted for the positions of three ordinary Board members. I Maher returned the following results, after all preferences had been distributed : Trevor Wilkie 170 vot es Jim Taylor 124 vot es Greg Macdonald 123 vot es
It was stated that the ballot had been returned in favour of Trevor, Jim and Greg had that they have been duly elected as Board members until November 2006.
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria J TO ELECT THE INDEPENDENT APPEALS BOARD
INDEPENDENT APPEALS BOARD
J Ciavola stated there had been a call for expressions of interest in the Independent Appeals Committee. He stated that the office had received three nominations from Carl Cubitt, Malcolm Sawford and Trevor Smith. There were no further nominations from the floor. It was added that Neville Williams and Karen O’Callaghan were happy to continue.
Moved that Carl Cubitt, Malcolm Sawford, Trevor Smith, Neville Williams and Karen O’Callaghan be adopted as the Independent Appeals Board for 2004/05.
B REEVES / B DOVE CARRIED
K TO APPOINT AN AUDITOR
J Ciavola stated that Don Willing had completed the audit of CSV for the last financial year under his own name, Don Willing and Associates and that the Board and Financial Director were happy for him to continue.
Moved that Don Willing & Associates be adopted as the auditor for the 2004/05 year.
B REEVES / J TAYLOR CARRIED
L GENERAL BUSINESS
1. Constitution Changes
J Ciavola stated that h e would hand the floor over to K Mueller to discuss the proposed constitutional changes. J Glennon stated that he wished to step down from the Board at this p oint .
K Mueller stated that there had been some problems faced with the constitution, in that th e recent changes which had been passed at the August Council meeting were invalid because there had been previous changes made to a previous version of the constitution by postal vote, which by Consumer Affairs Victoria, had been deemed an invalid method o f p assing 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria resolution. K Mueller stated that this has meant that the constitution we are working off is the 1997 constitution. He added that this would mean that all decisions made by Council since 1997 had to be now approved.
K Mueller stated that there h ad been issues with particular points on the constitution that Doug Armstrong had raised with him and has indicated that he wished to oppose them. K Mueller stated that he would raise these points but first called for the constitution be adopted, apart fro m the points raised by Doug Armstrong.
Moved that the 2004 Draft constitution be adopted as the current document apart from points 7.3, 13.2, 13.6 & 17.2 which are to be discussed and voted on
K MUELLER / D ARMSTRONG CARRIED
K Mueller raised the matter of co -opting members onto the Board. He stated that the Board strongly felt that it would enhance the performance of the Board if they were able to co - opt members with specific abilities onto the Board, enabling them to handle a particular po rtfolio which they may be strong in. He added that the ACF currently had a similar system which saw the majority of the current Board taking up co - opted positions. J Glennon stated that he felt that it would enable for the Board to be stacked. There was st rong opposition to J Glennon’s comments and it was felt he needed reminding that we are running a sporting organisation here and not a multi-national corporation.
K Mueller stated that as per the 97 constitution, each club’s delegate and only each club wo uld be permitted to cast a vote. He then called for a vote on whether the constitution should allow for members to be co -opted onto the Board.
For: HAM, NOR, BGO, CAR, GLW, MOR, BWK, BBN, SBY, ART, CSL, B/S, ITA, FTY, MTB
Against : CBG
It was passed that there would be an insertion made to the constitution which would allow for the Board to co-opt members on.
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K Mueller stated that he would now go through the opposed points for each to be discussed and voted on.
He stated that the first matter was 7.3 which referred to the Board nominating their own portfolio holders, including President.
D Armstrong spoke to his objection to this, stating that he felt the membership should be electing their President and used the example of this year’s election as t o say that the correct decision was made.
K Mueller stated that the Board felt that it would be uncomfortable for the Board to work with a President with whom they did not have confidence in. He stated that the Board are in the best position to make judg ment on whom they feel is best suited to each position, be it President, Finance Director, Vice President etc.
K Mueller called for a vote on whether the constitution should allow for the Board to appoint their own President.
Against : B/S, COB, CLC, WBL, LGA, CPD, HOR, SGW, LTC, BFD, YAR, ALP, GLW, BBN, CSL
As this number of votes represented more than 75% of the clubs in attendance, the decision was ruled in favour against the Board appointing their own President.
K Mueller presented the next point of exclusion to the floor for discussion and a vote, being 13.2 & 13.6 to be held together.
K Mueller began by saying that the Board felt that the bigger clubs should hold more power as they were representing a larger membership. He stated that this is why t here was a point included allocating a number of delegates to each club, depending on their number of members. B Dove spoke for this motion saying that he felt the bigger clubs should hold more vot es.
D Armstrong spoke to his objection of this inclusion i n t he constitution, stating that he felt that the smaller clubs should not get out -voted by bigger clubs. He also felt in relation to 13.6 that Board members should not be allowed to vote at State Council and AGM.
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K Mueller called for a vote on whether th ere should be provision in the constitution which allowed for larger clubs to have a greater number of delegates and Board members are afforded the opportunity of voting rights.
Against : B/S, COB, CLC, WBL, LGA, CPD, HOR, SGW, LTC, BFD, YAR, ALP, CBG, PRS, ART, SBY, CSL, GLW, BBN
As this number of votes represented more than 75% of the clubs in attendance, the decision was ruled in favour against larger clubs being afforded a greater number of delegates and against the Board attracting voting rights.
K Mueller stated that final exclusion which D Armstrong would like to see made relates to the proxy system.
D Armstrong stated that he felt proxy votes should be allowed, because smaller clubs which may not be able to attend meetings in Melbourne are still allowed the opportunity to put their opinion forward and vote on resolutions. B Cronin spoke against the proxy votes. J Taylor also spoke against them, stating that more than often the clubs being represented are ill-informed, especially seeing as they are not in attendance to hear discussion on the matte prior to the vote being taken. K Mueller added that D Armstrong, even though he may have good intentions, is able to control all decisions made on the night by gathering proxy votes.
Against : B/S, COB, CLC, WBL, LGA, CPD, HOR, SGW, LTC, BFD, YAR, ALP, CSL, CBG, GLW, BBN
As this number of votes represented more than 75% of the clubs in attendance, the decision was ruled in favour against the constitution removing proxy votes
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2. Overnight Expenses
Kevin Atkins stated that he felt that there should be a review conducted by the Board for the allocation of overnight expenses. He stated that he was appointed to Shepparton recently for Formula Future and was not provided with an overnight for the night before the event. He stated that it was an 11am start and he now lived in Mt Martha even further from the City. He felt that the officials should not be expected to travel that distance in the morning before an event. J Ciavola stated that his point was noted and added that he would have the matter brought up for the next Board meeting.
3. Junior Age Categories
Merv Dean questioned where CSV stood on the Junior Age Categories matter. He stated that all categories had been lifted from Oct 1 rather than Jan 1. J Ciavola stated that CSV had run with this original directive from CA regarding the junior age categories but had recently received word that other States had indeed been running their events with the standard allocation of age categories. He stated that we would request that a decision be made at the ACF Council Meeting.
As there was no further business, the President declared the meeting closed at 9:50pm
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria VICTORIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS ROAD & TRACK PERIOD 01/07/03 TO 30/06/04 MEN
EVENT GOLD SILVER BRONZE______
Tim e Tr ial S. Sansonett i (Nor) D. Keirl (B/S) A. Sansonetti (Nor) Spr in t J. Niblett (Hor) D. Keirl (B/S) J. Leonard (Fty) Pursuit D. Pell (Bgo ) S. Sansonett i (Nor) S. Fin n in g (Csl) Scr at ch R. England (Bbn) S. Sansonett i (Nor) D. Burke (No r ) Po in t s B. Norton (Shp) S. Fin n in g (Csl) D. Pell (Bgo ) Keirin T. Wilksch (Hor) J. Leonard (Fty) S. Hopkins (Nsw ) Mad iso n S. Fin n in g (Csl) B. Ait ken (S.A.) M. Fo rd (Car ) B. Norton (Shp) D. Yo un g (Tas) M. Docker (Bw k)
100km C/Sh ip J. Pearson (Wgl) P. Anders (Ft y) M. Goo ld (Car ) IRTT P.Milostic (Nsw) A. Naylor (Stk) R. Moffatt (Nsw) Road C/Ship M. Goold (Car) L. Egan (Shp ) T. Decker (Bgo) Crit erium S. Walker (Car) R. England (Bbn) P. Richards (Wgl)
MEN 19
Tim e Tr ial D. Th o r sen (Shp ) Z. Dempster (Bgo) M. Hill (Shp) Spr in t D. Th o r sen (Shp ) M. Hill (Shp) B. Rix (Bgo ) Pursuit M. Ford (Car) M. Docker (Bw k) P. Shaw (B/S) Scr at ch D. Th o r sen (Shp ) Z. Dempster (Bgo) M. Giram ondo (Car) Po in t s D. Th o r sen (Shp ) S. Clarke (Car ) M. Ford (Car) Keirin M. Hill (Shp) M. Docker (Bw k) M. Ford (Car)
IRTT M. Docker (Bw k) M. Teggelove (E-M) P. Ladd (Bgo) Road C/Ship C. Munro (Bwk) M. Docker (Bw k) P. Shaw (B/S) Crit erium Z. Dempster (Bgo) P. Shaw (B/S) M. Docker (Bw k)
MEN 17
Tim e Tr ial L. Howard (Glw) L. Houssaye (Wng) A. Hastwell (Art) Spr in t L. Howard (Glw) A. Hastwell (Art) L. Houssaye (Wng) Pursuit L. Howard (Glw) S. Bourke (Bbn) L. Houssaye (Wng) Scr at ch A. Hastwell (Art) L. Houssaye (Wng) L. Goo ley (Sh p ) Po in t s D. Drapac (Bw k) A. Cooke (Bwk) D. Doherty (Bw k) 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
IRTT Z. Dempster (Bgo) M. O’Brien (Hor) J. Gundry (Bgo) Road C/Ship Z. Dempster (Bgo) A. Podolak (Cbg) S. Morris (Shp) Crit erium A. Manly (Wng) L. Howard (Glw) N. Walker (Bw k)
MEN 15
Tim e Tr ial T. Griffiths (Shp) M. Downing (Car) L. Jo n es (Glw ) Spr in t T. Griffiths (Shp) P. Johnstone (Chl) M. Downing (Car) Pursuit M. Downing (Car) S. Th o rsen (Shp ) T. Griffiths (Shp) Scr at ch M. Downing (Car) S. Th o rsen (Shp ) T. Griffiths (Shp) Po in t s L. Jo n es (Glw ) P. Drapac (Bw k) O. Vigor (Bw k) 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
EVENT GOLD SILVER BRONZE______
MEN 15 cont
IRTT L. Howard (Glw) L. Gooley (Shp) S. Bo urke (Bb n ) Road C/Ship L. Howard (Glw) A. Rix (Bgo) L. Gooley (Shp) Crit erium P. Johnstone (Chl) P. Drapac (Bw k) L. Rit chie (Bgo)
WOMEN
Tim e Tr ial J. Berry (Bgo) C. Allen (Bbn) E. Dean (Bw k) Spr in t C. Allen (Bbn) J. MacPherson (Car) A. Eppinger (Car) Pursuit K. Baum gartner (Stk) B. Hansen (Bbn) K. Howlett (Art) Scr at ch J. MacPherson (Car) J. Berry (Bgo) A. Eppinger (Car) Po in t s B. Goss (Tas) J. Berry (Bgo) J. MacPherson (Car)
IRTT K. Watt (Bbn) K. Charm an (Glw ) V. Crawford (Car) Road C/Ship K. Watt (Bbn) E.William s (Car) C.Baxter (Haw ) Crit erium C. Walker (Car) J. MacPherson (Car ) K. Bortolin (Bbn)
WOMEN 19
Tim e Tr ial J. Tanner (Shp) T. Freeland (Sgw) M. Row e (Lga) Spr in t J. Tanner (Shp) H. Bush (Shp ) A. Phillips (Car) Pursuit T. Freeland (Sgw) J. Tanner (Shp) M. White (Art) Scr at ch J. Tanner (Shp) T. Freelan d (Sgw ) A. Howlett (Art) Po in t s J. Tanner (Shp) T. Freeland (Sgw) A. Phillips (Car )
IRTT T. Freeland (Sgw) K. Howlett (Art) A. Phillips (Car ) Road C/Ship T. Freeland (Sgw) K. Howlett (Art) A. Phillips (Car ) Crit erium T. Freeland (Sgw) E. Do w n in g (Car ) A. Phillips (Car )
WOMEN 17
Tim e Tr ial S. Hum phreys (Csl) L. Friend (Bbn) T. Downing (Car) Spr in t T. Downing (Car) L. Friend (Bbn) S. Hunphreys (Csl) Pursuit L. Friend (Bbn) T. Downing (Car) P. Mullens (Ltv) Scr at ch L. Friend (Bbn) S. Hum p h r eys (Csl) T. Downing (Car) Po in t s
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
IRTT J. Tanner (Shp) A. Howlett (Art) P. Mullens (Lt v) Road C/Ship J. Tanner (Shp) P. Mullens (Ltv) A. Howlett (Ar t ) Crit erium T. Downing (Car) J. Lan e (Car )
WOMEN 15
Tim e Tr ial G. Freeland (Sgw ) B. Foster (Glw) Spr in t G. Freeland (Sgw ) B. Fo st er (Glw ) Pursuit G. Freeland (Sgw ) B. Fo st er (Glw ) Scr at ch G. Freeland (Sgw ) B. Fo st er (Glw ) C. McCoombe (Bgo) Po in t s K. Perry (Bwk)
IRTT L. Friend (Bbn) G. Freeland (Sgw ) B. Fo st er (Glw ) Road C/Ship G. Freeland (Sgw ) L. Friend (Bbn) B. Fo st er (Glw ) Crit erium G. Freeland (Sgw )
MASTERS - TRACK EVENT GOLD SILVER BRONZE______
Spr in t MMAS 2 P. Dalton (Bgo) J. Spansw ick (Chl) P. Ballas (Car ) MMAS 3 R. Talbot (Wgl) J. Buckworth (Shp) C. McFarlane (Bw k) MMAS 4 L. Noonan (Bwk) R.Licciardo (Car) MMAS 5/6 M. Goldie (Car) D. Keirl (B/S) P. Dougherty (Bb n ) MMAS 7/8/9 F. Boland (Car) D. Stew ard (Car) M. Read (Car )
Tim e Tr ial MMAS 2 J. Spansw ick (Chl) I. Sm it h (Car) J. Cipriano (Car)
MMAS 3 R. Talbot (Wgl) D. Jam es (Car ) C. McFarlane (Bw k) MMAS 4 L. Noonan (Bwk) C. Hunt (Wgl) R. Kelly (Car ) MMAS 5 D. Keirl (B/S) M. Hill (Shp) MMAS 6 M. Goldie (Car) P. Dougherty (Bbn) MMAS 7/8 J. Lew is (Bb n ) F. Boland (Car) D. Stew ard (Car) MMAS 9 M. Read (Car) WOMEN T. Cole (Bbn) E. Randall (Stk) M. Jam es (Car )
Scr at ch MMAS 2 P. Ballas (Car ) I. Sm it h (Car) M. Clayton (Ham ) MMAS 3 J. Buckworth (Shp) D. Jam es (Car ) C. McFarlane (Bw k) MMAS 4 C. Hunt (Wgl) D. Garley (Car) L. No o n an (Bw k) 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
MMAS 5/6 M. Goldie (Car) P. Stevenson (Shp) P. Dougherty (Bb n ) MMAS 7 F. Boland (Car) D. Stew ard (Car) J. Lew is (Bb n ) MMAS 9 M. Read (Car)
Pursuit MMAS 2 G. Goodyear (Stk) MMAS 3 D. Jam es (Car ) D. Downing (Car) C. McFarlane (Bw k) MMAS 4 C. Hunt (Wgl) P. Sharm an (Bw k) G. Hutchinson (Fty) MMAS 5 D. Bo w en -Day (Car) P. Stevenson (Shp) MMAS 6 M. Goldie (Car) P. Dougherty (Bbn) MMAS 7/8/9 F. Boland (Car) D. Stew ard (Car) J. Lew is (Bb n ) WOMEN T. Cole (Bbn) E. Randall (Stk) M. Jam es (Car )
IRTT MMAS 2 D. Robinson (Shp) M. Finlay (Shp) M.Barbir (Slw ) MMAS 3 D. Bellis (Ft y) M. Grimm (Alp) D. Downing (Car) MMAS 4 C. Hunt (Wgl) P. Stevenson (Shp) M. Burke (Prs) MMAS 5/6 T. Retra (Wng) G. Cole (Ft y) F. Bo lan d (Car) WOMEN C. Ballard (Act) H. Law son (Cbg) J. Yuille (Shp)
MASTERS - ROAD EVENT GOLD SILVER BRONZE______Road C/Ship MMAS 2 M. Findlay (Shp) D. Robinson (Shp) M. Barbir (Glw) MMAS 3 R. Jarrat t (Cbm ) G. Robertson (Glw ) D. Bellis (Ft y) MMAS 4 L. No o n an (Bw k) R. Van Zet ten (A-W) P.Stevenson (Shp) MMAS 5 R. Gallagher (Ft y) D. Shaw (B/S) MMAS 6/7/8/9 G. Ward (Car) M. Fluendy (Car) WOMEN D. Hobbs (Car) A. Jensen (Car) P. Beasley (Shp )
EVENT GOLD SILVER BRONZE______
Crit erium MMAS 2 D. Kah (Car) D. Buntin (Car) A. Tim m er -Arrends (Ltv) MMAS 3 P. Galvin (Stk) C. Beales (Dir ) M. Mitchell (Fty)
MMAS 4 G. Hutchinson (Fty) A. Giramondo (Fty) R. Licciardo (Car) MMAS 8/9 R. Smit h (Chl) M. Read (Car) 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
MULTI-DISABILITY
Tim e Tr ial Wo m en ’s Tan d em Christ ine Fisher (Car) Catriona Groghan (Nsw) Amputee/LC3 Glenn Jarvis (Car) Noel Sens (Bgo) Amputee/LC2 Martin Vcelka (Bbn) Cer eb r al Palsy/CP4 Peter Hom an (Car)
Spr in t Women’s Tandem Christine Fisher (Car) Catriona Croghan (Nsw)
Ind ivid ual Pursuit
Women’s Tandem
Christ ine Fisher (Car) Catriona Croghan (Nsw)
Amputee/LC3 Martin Vcelka (Bbn)
Amputee/LC2 Noel Sens (Bgo G. Jarvis (Car)
Cerebral Palsy/CP4 P. Hom ann (Car)
MEN/WOMEN 11
IRTT J. Gardiner (Art) G. Drapac (Bw k) A. Meyland (Wng) Road C/Ship G. Drapac (Bw k) J. Gardiner (Art) L. Visser (A-W)
WOMEN 13
IRTT C. McCoom be (Bgo) S. Flood (Bgo) A. Bennett (Wng) Road C/Ship C. McCoom be (Bgo) S. Flood (Bgo) A. Bennett (Wng)
MEN 13
IRTT P. Drapac (Bw k) P. Lan e (Car ) M. Clark (Wng) Road C/Ship P. Drapac (Bw k) B. Jones (Wgl) P.Lan e (Car)
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ROAD & TRACK PERIOD 01/07/03 TO 30/06/04 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
MEN 15 TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Leigh Howard 6t h Anthony Rix 1st Luke Gooley 7t h Leigh Howard 2n d Anthony Rix 8t h Sean Bourke 5t h Sean Bourke 9t h Luke Gooley 7t h Glenn O’Shea 13t h Glenn O’Shea 8t h Trevor Griffiths 14t h Peter Johnstone 12t h Michael Downing 18t h Ricky Peoples 14th Julian Jansen 19th Michael Downing 18th Ricky Peoples 23rd Julian Jansen 27th Peter Johnstone 24t h Trevor Griffiths 30th Oscar Vigor 33rd Oscar Vigor 34t h
CRITERIUM Sean Bourke 4t h Glenn O’Shea 6t h Leigh Howard 7t h Ricky Peoples 13t h Michael Downing 18th Peter Johnstone 19th Julian Jansen 20th Anthony Rix 23rd
WOMEN 15 TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Lisa Friend 5t h Lisa Friend 2n d Georgina Freeland 9t h Georgina Freeland 9t h Brittany Foster 16t h Brittany Foster 16t h Jessie Clark 22n d Jessie Clark 19t h
CRITERIUM Lisa Friend 4t h Georgina Freeland 6t h Jessie Clark 18th Brittany Foster 19t h 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
MEN 17 TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Zak Dem pster 3rd Mark O’Brien 1st Mark O’Brien 4t h Zak Dem pster 5t h Joshua Gundry 11t h Travis Hull 6t h Mario Giramondo 15t h Mario Giramondo 10t h Jam es Stewart 22n d Jam es Stewart 11t h Taigh Ban so n 25t h Pip Grinter 28t h Pip Grinter 29t h Gerard Murphy 29t h Gerard Murphy 38t h Taigh Banson 31st Bradley Clark 48t h Joshua Gundry 32n d Alexander Smyth 55th Alexander Smyth 35th Bradley Clark 39 CRITERIUM Jam es Stewart 1st Mario Giramondo 11t h Alexander Smyth 14t h Zak Dem pster 21st Gerard Murphy 22n d
WOMEN 17 TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Jessica Tanner 4t h Jessica Tanner 1st Tess Do w n in g 9t h Erin Peoples 17t h Erin Peoples 14t h Aimee Howlett 19t h Aimee Howlett 17t h Tess Do w n in g d n f
CRITERIUM Tess Do w n in g 2n d Jessica Tanner 3rd Aimee Howlett 17t h Erin Peoples 20t h
MEN 19 TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Sean Finnin g 1st Michael Teggelove 1st Pet er Lad d 12t h Sean Finning 3rd Michael Teggelove 13t h Pat rick Shaw 9t h Pat rick Shaw 18t h Jason Hegert 11t h Jaso n Hegert 24t h Pet er Lad d 20t h Nathan Wise 28t h Brendan Murphy d n f Casey Munro 31st Casey Mun ro d n f Brendan Murphy 36t h Nathan Wise d n f
CRITERIUM Casey Munro 6t h Jason Hegert 12t h Sean Finning 15t h Brendan Murphy d n f Nathan Wise d n f Michael Teggelove d n f 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
Pat rick Shaw d n f
WOMEN 19 TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Tori Freeland 7t h Kylie Howlett 7t h Kylie Howlett 9t h Tori Freeland 8t h Amy Phillips 12t h Erin Downing 10t h Erin Downing 14t h Amy Phillips d n f
CRITERIUM Tori Freeland 4t h Kylie Howlett d n f Erin Downing d n f Amy Phillips d n f
MEN 23 TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Paul Richards 17t h Joel Pearson 7t h Christopher Lee 23rd Tommy Nankervis d n f Tommy Nankervis 24t h Cam eron Wise d n f Lincoln Brown 25t h Christopher Lee d n f
CRITERIUM Joel Pearson 6t h David Tanner d n f Paul Richards d n f Tommy Nankervis d n f Cam eron Wise d n f Christopher Lee d n f Lincoln Brown d n f
ELITE WOMEN TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Kathryn Watt 3rd Elizabeth William s 2n d Helen Kelly 10t h Helen Kelly 7t h Jenny MacPherson 14t h Kathryn Watt 10t h Vanessa Crawford 16t h Kerr yn Charm an 18t h Kerryn Charman 27t h Vanessa Crawford d n f Loretta Mabin 28t h Gem m a Ken essy d n f Loretta Mabin d n f Jenny MacPherson d n f Vanessa Crawford d n f Claire Baxter d n s CRITERIUM Helen Kelly 1st Elizabeth William s 3rd Jenny MacPherson 4t h Gem m a Ken essy d n f Vanessa Crawford d n f Loretta Mabin d n f Claire Baxter d n f 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
ELITE MEN TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE Christopher Bradford 8t h Christopher Bradford 1st Ad am Pyke 24t h Anthony Comino d n f Brooke Nelson 26t h Stuar t Hill d n f
CRITERIUM Christopher Bradford 8t h Stuart Hill d n f Anthony Comino d n s Ad am Pyke d n s
MASTERS TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE
Men Masters #2 Men Masters #2 Ph il Gran t 6t h Ph il Gran t 7t h Mark Cleary 10t h Mark Cleary 9t h
Men Masters #3 Men Masters #3 David Downing 2nd Agostino Giramondo 5t h Michael Mitchell 7th Robert Kelly 8t h Murray Yuille 10th Glen Hutchinson d n f David Jam es 12th Michael Mitchell d n f Robert Kelly 13th Murray Yuille d n f David Downing d n s David Jam es d n s
Men Masters #4 Men Masters #4 Kurt Jensen 3rd Roy Van Zetten 3rd Michael Burke 6t h Michael Burke 6t h Stephen Jensen 13th Laurie Noonan d n f Kurt Jensen d n f Stephen Jensen d n f
Men Masters #5 Men Mast er s #5 Dennis Shaw 5t h
Men Masters #6 Men Masters #6 To n y Ret r a 2n d Nick Copem an 2n d Nick Copeman 3rd To n y Ret r a 3rd Fred Boland 4t h George Ward 6t h George Ward 5t h Fred Boland 8t h
Men Masters #7 Men Masters #7 Ivan Collin gs 3rd
Women Masters #2&3 Women Masters #2&3 Helen Lawson 4t h Helen Lawson 4t h Anni Jensen 6t h Anni Jensen 8t h Jennifer Yuille 8t h Jennifer Yuille d n f 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
CRITERIUM Men Masters #2 Men Masters #3 Mark Cleary d n s Michael Mitchell 3rd Glen Hutchinson 4t h Agostino Giramondo 5t h Men Masters #4 Robert Kelly 6t h Laurie Noonan 1st Murray Yuille 9t h Roy Van Zetten 4t h David Downing d n s Michael Burke 6t h Kurt Jensen d n s Men Masters #5 Dennis Shaw 3rd Men Mast er s #6 To n y Ret r a 1st Men Masters #7 Nick Copem an 7t h Ivan Collin gs 2n d George Ward 9t h Fred Boland d n f
Women Masters #2&3 Anni Jensen 6t h Helen Lawson d n f Jennifer Yuille d n s
NATIONAL CLUB POINTS SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP
Carn egie-Caulf ield 1149 3rd Fo o t scray 419 17t h Blackb urn 395 20t h Shep p art o n 331 23rd Bendigo & District 324 24t h Geelong West 250 29t h Wan gar at t a 249 30t h Stawell Great Western 199 38t h Castlem aine 180 42n d Ho rsh am 163 45t h Ballarat/Sebastopol 153 47t h Brun sw ick 123 52n d Alb ury-Wo d o n ga 122 54t h Cob urg 122 54t h Prest o n 115 58t h Ech uca-Mo am a 108 59t h St. Kild a 108 59t h Ararat & District 106 61st Warr agul 95 65t h Mo rn in gt o n 83 68t h Leo n gat h a 12 85t h Chelsea & Peninsula 3 91st No rt h co t e 1 99t h
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AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 15th – 18th JANUARY 2004 BALLARAT
ELITE MEN – TIME TRIAL ELITE WOMEN TIME TRIAL William Walker 10t h Kathryn Watt 3rd Andrew Naylor 16t h Katie Mactier 11t h Christopher Bradford 18t h Narelle Peterson 18t h Bradley Norton 21st Kym Petersen 25t h Pet er Lad d 25t h Nicholas Shipp 26t h Anthony Di Battista 27t h Damien Turner 28t h David Pell 29t h Robert Regesterward 30t h Reece Van Beek 32n d Matthew Collins 33rd Jam es Steinhauser 34t h Stuart Sanders 35t h Martin Tobin 36t h
ELITE MEN ROAD RACE ELITE WOMEN ROAD RACE Matthew Wilson 1st Katie Mactier 2n d David McKenzie 3rd Kathryn Watt 8t h Simon Gerrans 4t h Caitlin Fraser 21st Robert Tighello 6t h Emma Rickards 24t h Pet er Pap e 12t h Kirsty Bortolin 29t h William Walker 14t h Cristine Foster 34t h David McPartland 15t h Christopher Fry 33rd
2003 WOMENS NATIONAL ROAD RANKINGS Elizabeth William s 338 p t s 2n d Kathryn Watt 322 p t s 4t h Helen Kelly 159 p t s 8t h Jenny MacPherson 152 p t s 9t h Claire Baxter 81 p t s 16t h Kirsty Bortolin 64 p t s 20t h Karen Hopkinson 35 p t s 25t h Cristine Foster 24 p t s 31st Sam antha Lindsay 22 p t s 32n d Rachel Radem aker 22 p t s 32n d Debra Hobbs 19 p t s 35t h Virginia Hamilton 18 p t s 37t h Audrey Quick 17 p t s 38t h Kym Petersen 15 p t s 39t h Melisa Nicholls 15 p t s 40t h Monique Hanley 12 p ts 43rd Kerryn Charman 10 p t s 44th Vanesa Crawford 8 p t s 46th 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
Loretta Mabin 5 p t s 48t h
2003 MENS NATIONAL ROAD RANKINGS Christopher Bradford 333 p t s 6t h Joel Pearson 220 p t s 12t h Matthew Goold 188 p t s 15t h Robert Tighello 160 p t s 18t h Simon Gerrans 160 p t s 18t h Garry Parsons 110 p t s 30t h Dominic Gatto 99 p t s 33rd Trent Stevenson 71 p t s 40t h Tim Decker 71 p t s 40t h Paul Redenbach 63 p t s 46t h Matt Yeates 62 p t s 47t h Colin Thornton 60 p t s 48t h Jam ie Dr ew 60 p t s 49t h Luke Weir 52 p t s 54t h Matt Wilson 50 p t s 55t h Shayne Kirby 45 p t s 57t h
2003 WOMEN UNDER 19 NATIONAL ROAD SERIES Erin Downing 50 p t s 10t h Kylie Howlett 30 p t s 11t h Amy Phillips 20 p t s 12t h
2003 WOMEN UNDER 19 NATIONAL TIME TRIAL SERIES Kylie Howlett 50 p t s 10t h
2003 MEN UNDER 19 NATIONAL ROAD SERIES
William Walker 390 p t s 2n d Sim on Clarke 367 p t s 3rd Sean Finning 185 p t s 7t h Mitchell Docker 182 p t s 8t h Casey Munro 171 p t s 10t h Daniel McConnell 112 p t s 15t h Pet er Lad d 8 p t s 28t h
2003 MEN UNDER 19 NATIONAL TIME TRIAL William Walker 270 p t s 1st Sean Finning 220 p t s 2n d Mitchell Docker 140 p t s 4t h Sim on Clarke 80 p t s 7t h Pet er Lad d 47 p t s 10th
JUNIOR – TRACK – TASMANIA 5th – 8th March 2004 MEN 15 TIME TRIAL 500m 2000m INDIV PURSUIT Trevor Griffiths 2n d Michael Downing 1st Luke Jo n es 4t h Luke Jo n es 4t h 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
Michael Downing 9t h Trevor Griffiths 6t h Simon Thorsen 8t h
1 LAP TIME TRIAL SPRINT Trevor Griffiths 4t h Trevor Griffiths 1st Luke Jo n es 5t h Peter Johnstone 5t h Michael Downing 6t h Michael Downing 7t h Peter Johnstone 12t h Simon Thorsen 16t h
SCRATCH RACE Michael Downing 1st Trevor Griffiths 3rd Simon Thorsen 4t h Peter Johnstone 5t h
WOMEN 15 TIME TRIAL 500m 2000m IND PURSUIT Geo rgin a Fr eelan d 1st Carly McCoom be 15t h Carly McCoom be 7t h
1 LAP TIME TRIAL SPRINT Georgina Freeland 1st Georgina Freeland 1st Carly McCoom be 9t h Brittany Foster 16t h
SCRATCH Georgina Fr eelan d 1st Carly McCoom be 8t h Brittany Foster Fell
MEN 17 TIME TRIAL 500m 2000m IND PURSUIT Leigh Howard 2n d Leigh Howard 1st Lee Houssaye 7t h Luke Gooley 7t h Matthew Wood 9t h Sean Bourke 10t h Abe Hastwell 17t h Glenn O’Shea 12t h
1 LAP TIME TRIAL SPRINT Leigh Howard 2n d Abe Hastwell 2n d Matthew Wood 11t h Lee Houssaye 8t h Lee Houssaye 14t h Abe Hastwell 15t h Glenn O’Shea 25t h
10km SCRATCH RACE 3000m TEAMS PURSUIT Luke Gooley Fell Leigh Howard Lee Ho ussaye Sean Bourke Luke Gooley Alexander Smyth 2n d
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
WOMEN 17 2000m INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT 1 LAP TIME TRIAL Peta Mullens 2n d Sarah Humphreys 1st Lisa Friend 4t h Lisa Friend 4t h Tess Do w n in g 7t h Erin Peoples 10t h Erin Peoples 20t h Peta Mullens 21st
8km SCRATCH RACE TIME TRIAL 500m Tess Do w n in g 1st Sarah Humphreys 1st Erin Peoples 8t h Tess Do w n in g 2n d Lisa Friend 11t h Lisa Friend 3rd Erin Peoples 13t h SPRINT Tess Do w n in g 1st Sarah Humphreys 2n d
MEDALS: 12 GOLD 8 SILVER 2 BRONZE
SENIOR/UNDER 19 – TRACK- SYDNEY 27th Ap r il – 2nd May 2004 MEN 1000m TIME TRIAL 4000m IND PURSUIT Shane Kelly 1st Richard England 2n d Adrian Sansonetti 3rd Bradley Norton 3rd Dam ien Keirl 4t h David Pell 4t h Jo el Leo n ar d 6t h Steven Sansonetti 7t h
FLYING 200m 20km SCRATCH RACE Todd Wilksch 2n d Not Conducted Adrian Sansonetti 10t h
SPRINT 4000m TEAMS PURSUIT Dam ien Keirl 3rd Richard England Jason Niblett 5t h David Pell Jo el Leo n ar d 9t h Bradley Norton Steven Sansonetti 2n d
Michael Ford Mitchell Docker Sim on Clarke Zak Dem pster 3rd
KEIRIN 1 LAP TIME TRIAL Todd Wilksch 3rd Jason Niblett 4t h Jason Niblett 4t h Dam ien Keirl 5t h Adrian Sansonetti 10t h Joel Leonard 11t h Todd Wilksch 14t h
2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
TEAM SPRINT POINTS RACE 40km Joel Leonard Bradley Norton 2n d Jason Niblett David Pell 10t h Dam ien Keirl 2n d Richard England 12t h
WOMEN 200m FLYING 10km SCRATCH RACE Jessica Ber ry 5t h Not Conducted Jenny MacPherson 7t h Apryl Eppinger DNF
SPRINT 500m TIME TRIAL Catherine Allen 8t h Katie Mactier 8t h Apryl Eppinger 15t h Catherine Allen 9t h Jessica Ber ry 10t h Apryl Eppinger 16t h
INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT POINTS RACE Katie Mactier 1st Jessica Ber ry 5t h
KEIRIN TEAM SPRINT
Catherine Allen 6t h Catherine Allen Jessica Ber ry 5t h Jessica Tanner Apryl Eppinger 10th MEN 19 TEAM SPRINT 1 LAP TIME TRIAL Shane Perkins Shane Perkins 1st Daniel Thorsen Daniel Thorsen 2n d Ben Rix 1st Ben Rix 7t h Michael Hill 12t h
TEAMS PURSUIT Michael Ford Mitchell Docker Zak Dem pster Sim o n Clar ke 1st INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT Michael Ford 1st Mitchell Docker 3rd Zak Dem pster 6t h Pat rick Shaw 7t h
SPRINT KEIRIN Shane Perkins 1st Daniel Thorsen 1st Daniel Thorsen 2n d Shane Perkins 2n d Ben Rix 3rd Michael Hill 9t h
SCRATCH RACE POINTS RACE Daniel Thorsen 1st Michael Ford 2n d 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
Mitchell Docker 11t h Daniel Thorsen 5t h Zak Dem pster DNF Sim on Clarke 10t h
TIME TRIAL MADISON Simon Thorsen 1st Mitchell Docker 1st Shane Perkins 2n d Michael Ford Zak Dem pster 7t h Pat rick Shaw 3rd Michael Hill 11t h Sim on Clarke WOMEN 19 POINTS RACE KEIRIN Tori Freeland 5t h Jessica Tanner 5t h Jessica Tanner 6t h
SCRATCH RACE TIME TRIAL 500m Jessica Tanner 5t h Jessica Tanner 5t h Tori Freeland 8th Tori Freeland 8t h Amy Phillips 12t h Hannah Bush 14t h
2000m INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT SPRINT Tori Freeland 4t h Hannah Bush 8t h Jessica Tanner 6t h Hannah Bush 13t h Amy Phillips 14t h
MEDALS: 11 GOLD 10 SILVER 8 BRONZE
MULTI DISABILITY
TIME TRIAL LC 2 Martin Vcelka 1st LC 3 Glen Jarvis 1st No el Sen s 3rd CP4 Peter Homann 2nd Womens Tandem Lyn Lepore (W.A.) Jenny MacPherson 3rd
Christine Fisher Tabatha Cole 4t h
INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT LC 3 Glen Jarvis 2n d No el Sen s 3rd CP4 Pet er Ho m an n 2n d LC2 Martin Vcelka 1st
TANDEM PURSUIT Lyn Lepore (W.A.) 2003 – 2004 Annual Report CycleSport Victoria
Jenny MacPherson 3rd
SPRINT WOMEN’S TANDEM Christine Fisher Tabatha Cole 2n d