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MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY MOUNTAINEERING CLUB annual 02 report 2011
The vision for sport is that the University of CONTENTS Melbourne is the leading Australian University in sporting performance, level of participation and quality of facilities.
Sport at the University of Melbourne, page 05.
highlights high performance
Chairman’s and Director’s Report 04 University Sport 21 Sport at the University of Melbourne 05 Australian University Games 26 History of Sport 06 Sports Awards 27 2011 Highlights 07 Elite Athlete Program 28 Strategic Plan for Sport 10 Scholarship Recipients 30 Capital Projects 11 Scholarship & Grant Recipients 32 Blues 2011 34 programs SPORT, recreational & INSTRUCTIONAL clubs Venue Hire & Membership 14
Fitness Programs 15 Club Highlights and Information 36 Community & Campus Sport 17 College Sport 18 people Community Events 19 MU Sport Board 53 MUSA President Report 54 MU Sport People 55 MU Supporters & Preferred Suppliers 56
Financial Report 57 Donor Acknowledgement 58 Give To Sport 59 annual re- port 2011
High- Lights
INTRODUCING SPORT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
OF THE AUSTRALIAN BOAT RACE
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS GAMES 2011 annual 04 HIGHLIGHTS report 2011
Chairman’s Report
It is with great pleasure that I am able clubs and other stakeholders continue to present the 2011 Annual Report. to strive to ensure that the University of Melbourne is the leading sporting This year was both an exciting and challenging University in the country for performance, time for sport at the University of Melbourne participation and quality of facilities. and the report highlights and celebrates the many achievements of our student athletes, Finally, I would like to thank my fellow sporting teams and clubs. Additionally the Board members, MU Sport staff and our report outlines the impressive range of dedicated volunteers and coaches for their programs offered each year, which provide fantastic efforts in 2011 and express my opportunities for the campus community appreciation for the continued support to engage in regular physical activity. of University senior management. It has been two since years since the I hope that you find the report both University Council endorsed ’The University informative and entertaining. of Melbourne Strategic Plan for Sport, 2010 – Geoff Rees 2115’, and the MU Sport Board and staff, Chairman
Director’s Report
It is with tremendous satisfaction that I • Melbourne University Sports Association reflect on the achievements of sport at Council and Executive in particular the University of Melbourne during 2011, President Paul Rogers. as it was another outstanding year for sport. • The Blues Advisory Committee and I would like to acknowledge the many people the Sporting Scholarships Committee. and organisations that have been dedicated • Students and staff at the University to improving the position of sport at the who continue to support our activities University. They include: in ever-increasing numbers and provide • The staff at Melbourne University Sport and us with important feedback. members of the Board in particular the very • The University Senior Executive for their dedicated chair Mr Geoff Rees. continued support and recognition of the • The club committees, coaches, support contribution that sport and recreation staff and in particular the active sport makes to the University. alumni and club sponsors who assist in I would particularly like to thank departing keeping the clubs viable and successful. Provost Professor John Dewar for his • The managers, coaches and athletes considerable efforts in support of sport at of the University’s Winged Victory Teams the University over the last two years. I wish at Australian University Sport (AUS) John all the best in his new role as Vice- events who ensure that we are always Chancellor at Latrobe University. passionate and extremely competitive. I hope that this report captures some of • The staff and Board at AUS and fellow the excitement and passion that engaging University sporting bodies who continue in sport, fitness and recreation activities at to collaborate for the good of the all levels generates. University sport industry despite fierce Thank you. on-field rivalries. Tim Lee Director of Sport annual 2011 report 2011 HIGHLIGHTS 05
Sport at the University of Melbourne
Sport has a special significance for the University of Melbourne through Melbourne University Sport the performance of sporting clubs, teams and high profile athletes that Melbourne University Sport (MU Sport) is a semi-autonomous department of the University enhance the reputation of the University. and provides sport, fitness and recreation programs and facilities for students, staff and alumni.
The Vision for Sport is that the University The Director reports to the Provost and the mu sport of Melbourne is the leading Australian MU Sport Board, the body set out under employees University in sporting performance, level statute by the University Council to guide the of participation and quality of facilities. strategic direction of sport at the University. MU Sport is responsible for the management, 80 maintenance and development of the CASUAL University’s sport, recreation and fitness STAFF facilities, including the buildings and grounds located on the Sport Precinct, the Alpine Lodge at Mt Buller and University Boat 13 House on the Yarra River. PERMANENT STAFF MU Sport employs 13 permanent staff, more than 80 casual staff and approximately 60 sporting club employees, including 60 managers, coaches, instructors, medical SPORTING staff and other officials. CLUB EMPLOYEES 2011 annual 06 HIGHLIGHTS report 2011
History of Sport AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
Merv Lincoln at the finish for his first sub-minute mile at the University’s Rawlinson Athletics Track, 1957.
Students have participated in organised incorporating an indoor swimming pool, The number of Olympic sporting activity since the founding of the stadium and flat floor space and the University of Melbourne in 1853. installation of the first running track, provided and Commonwealth Games by the Olympic Organising Committee. The representatives and Sports Precinct has since become one of the world record holders most iconic sporting images in Australia and The formation of a Sports Union in 1904 from the University of provided a structure for the traditional the view from the air is instantly recognisable competitive club activities such as football, as the University of Melbourne. Melbourne is outstanding cricket, athletics and rowing. The Sports The number of Olympic and Commonwealth Union supported clubs financially (from the Games representatives and world record student levy) to compete in weekly or regular The board developed and implemented the holders from the University of Melbourne very ambitious University of Melbourne community competitions and for students to is outstanding. Recently 14 members of compete at the annual ‘intervarsity’ clash Strategic Plan for Sport and commenced the Australian team at the Beijing Olympics the 4 year $12M building program including against rivals such as Sydney University and had connections to the University. In 2008 Adelaide University, often involving very the $2.9M extension to the historic University the University won the Overall Australian Boat Shed in 2009. boisterous interstate trips. University Championship for the third time After the Second World War, the arrival of underlining the continued involvement The ongoing development of instructional returned servicemen and the children of and dominance in competitions against and recreational club activity, short courses post-war migrants to the University created other universities. and trips and tours has continues to diversify a significant shift in the student demographic the opportunities for students and staff and The redevelopment of the Beaurepaire the sporting clubs and teams have continued and a demand for a diversification of sporting Centre, in 2004, into a state-of-the-art options. Some of the new recreational and to prosper due to the dedication and fitness and aquatic centre significantly passionate support of all those involved. instructional activities to emerge during this improved the provision of fitness and period included fencing, judo, badminton and recreation services. The centre now provides For the comprehensive history of sport competitive sporting clubs such as basketball fitness assessments, personal training, group at the University of Melbourne see The and soccer. fitness, physiotherapy and sports massage. Ties that Bind by June E Senyard. The Olympic Games in Melbourne in 1956 was The creation of the MU Sport Board in 2009 an important catalyst for the development of was a significant shift in the governance and improved sporting facilities at the University, management of sport at the University. including the Beaurepaire Centre, built with generous support from Sir Frank Beaurepaire, annual 2011 report 2011 HIGHLIGHTS 07
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The Australian Boat Race Back on the Yarra
The University of Melbourne’s Women’s Eight triumphed against the Sydney University at the 2011 Australian Boat Race held in November, with the University’s Men’s Eight losing by a mere 10 centimetres against Sydney in a hard fought race that saw multiple lead changes across the course on the Yarra River.
What began as a one-off opportunity to showcase the rivalry between Australia’s MervBoth LincolnAustralian at the Boat finish Race for his trophies first sub-minute were designed mile at theand University’sproduced byRawlinson sculptor and two oldest universities has been revived UniversityAthletics Track, of Melbourne 1957. Director of the Office of the Senior Vice-Principal Jennifer Mann. as a feature event on the annual water sport calendar, involving the University of Melbourne and its interstate counterpart, the University of Sydney. The tradition was revived in 2009 after Vice-Chancellor Professor Glynn Davis of the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney’s Vice-Chancellor Dr Michael Spence issued a call for each university to present their best male and female eight oar rowing crews for a new challenge to coincide with 150 year celebrations of both university boat clubs. Now run annually, the Australian Boat Race involves a one-on-one race along either the Yarra River or Sydney Harbour, between the best male and female rowing eights of each university. The first race took place in 1860 on Melbourne’s Yarra River. In its inaugural year, the University of Melbourne came away victorious, setting the stage for a continuance of the rivalry, which is now in its 151st year.
The 2011 Empire State Building Run Up Champion
Alice McNamara won the women’s race in the 2011 Empire State Building Run Up.
An accomplished rower, who is a gold “I’ve run a marathon and medalist at two world championships, she is no stranger to stair training, though this rowed in championship races, was her first international race. but this was the hardest She is currently enrolled in the first intake thing I’ve ever done!” of the University’s Doctor of Medicine Alice McNamara (MD) graduate program, having previously completed degrees in Science and Commerce from the University of Melbourne. 2011 annual 088 HIGHLIGHTS report 2011
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New University Boat House Extension
The $2.9 million University of Melbourne Boat House was completed in early 2011.
The opening ceremony included the The opening of the Boathouse extension is a dramatic, new façade that blends old and new Governor of Victoria the Honourable Alex significant day for sport at the University and in a creative and interesting way, with stunning Chernov, Provost Professor John Dewar, another step towards achieving its vision of views of the city. Senior Vice-Principal Ian Marshman, being the leading sporting university in the Melbourne University Boat Club President country. The $2.9 million Boat House extension Peter Antonie and Rowing Australia designed by Lovell Chen architects boasts a The Melbourne University Boat President Colin Smith. The Melbourne two storey construction with a mezzanine level. University Boat Club is 152 years old and The ground floor provides significant level Club is 152 years old and is is arguably one of the leading boat clubs of additional boat racking space, while the arguably one of the leading in the country and the leading high- external design both preserves and enhances boat clubs in the country performance sporting club at the University. the iconic historical building whilst creating a
Young Achiever Award
Year 12 student Stefan Prelevic was announced as the inaugural recipient of the University of Melbourne Rugby Young Achiever Award, an exciting tertiary scholarship supported by the Melbourne University Rugby Football Club and Super Rugby team the Melbourne Rebels.
The Melbourne High student, and captain of the Victorian Division One schoolboy’s team in the 2011 national championship, Stefan received $2,500 towards his tertiary studies, as well as a further $2,500 to assist with his rugby development. MU Sport also provided additional in-kind support of $1,500. In 2011, the University of Melbourne entered into a sponsorship agreement with the Melbourne Rebels, which gave the University exclusive use of the designation Official Education Partner of the RaboDirect Melbourne Rebels. The University has exclusive naming rights to a Victorian Schools Rugby Union young rugby player/schools excellence award known as the Young Achiever Award. It is a tertiary education scholarship up to the value of $6,500 and was awarded for the first time in 2011 to the student/rugby player who best exemplified the characteristics that Sir Ernest Edward “Weary” Dunlop was famous for: leadership, Rugby Young Achiever Award winner Stefan Prelevic (L) and runner academic endeavour and sporting excellence, up Andrew Gillies (R) with RaboDirect Melbourne Rebel Luke Jones. and he is the only player from Victoria inducted into the Wallaby Hall of Fame. annual 2011 report 2011 HIGHLIGHTS 09
Classic mile race returns to Melbourne’s Rawlinson Track
Eliza Curnow (4:48.8) and Tyson Popplestone (4:11.1) won Victorian Championships over one mile at Melbourne University’s Rawlinson Track as part of Victorian Milers Club’s Meet 4 in February.
While University alumnus Merv Lincoln’s 1957 of Melbourne University’s historic track. track record of 3:58.9 (the third sub-four- Merv’s son Tim Lincoln and wife Dawn minute mile by an Australian and the second Lincoln were on hand to present the run in Australia) was not threatened, the medals to the Champions. racing was fast and fought on the tight bends
University Students Compete in the World University Games
Shenzhen, China, hosted the 26th World University Games in August, bringing together student athletes from around the world.
The University Games are biannual, dating • Swimming: Marieke Guehrer (Arts), • Cycling: Eric Sheppard (Commerce) back to 1924. They bring together the world’s Jessica Morrison, Grace Loh, Samantha • Water Polo: James Wood (Science) top student athletes who are successfully Marshall, and Emily Selig (Commerce all) pursuing their sport while simultaneously • Volleyball: Jason Hughes (Commerce) • Tennis: Sam Thompson (Science) maintaining their academic studies. Eleven Elite Athletes from the University of • Taekwondo: Marcus Memmolo (Arts) Melbourne represented Australia: and Alex Phillipos (Commerce)
University Hosts 16th National Indigenous Student Games
14 teams from around the country participated in the annual multi-sport event held at the University of Melbourne Sport Precinct in September.
For 2011, the Indigenous Games partnered with the University’s Department of Sport and Murrup Barak, the Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development, to highlight this opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to meet Indigenous students from across Australia and to celebrate a healthy lifestyle. The University of Melbourne won gold in netball and silver in basketball and volleyball, which garnered the University’s second, successive first place championship (followed by the University of Western Australia and James Cook University in Melbourne University students participate in the 2011 Indigenous Games. second and third, respectively). 2011 annual 10 HIGHLIGHTS report 2011
Strategic Plan for Sport
VISION
That the University of Melbourne will be the leading Australian University for sporting performance, level of participation and the quality of facilities.
PURPOSE
To provide quality sport, fitness and recreation opportunities that enhance the reputation of the University.
PILLARS
Participation Performance
ENABLERS
Financial Governance Profile and physical and People resources management annual 2011 report 2011 HIGHLIGHTS 11
Capital Projects
The Boathouse Extension project, designed by renowned heritage architects Lovell Chen and Associates, was completed and opened by the Vice Chancellor in May 2011. 2011 annual 12 HIGHLIGHTS report 2011
Capital Projects
Sport Centre Renovation Oval Pavilion Lincoln Square Fitness
The Sport Centre refurbishment project will The Main Oval Pavilion which is located To meet the growing fitness demands of deliver a number of benefits to sporting clubs adjacent to the Main Oval on campus has students and staff in the University’s South and to users of the Sports Centre and the deteriorated over many years and is no Precinct (south of Grattan Street), a space adjacent athletics track and hockey pitch. longer fit for the purpose required. A modern for a satellite gym and group fitness facility pavilion has been proposed incorporating was sought. the heritage listed turret and social room. When it became apparent during the Sport Pavilion’s feasibility study in early 2011 that Late in 2011, work commenced on gutting and the proposed location for a multi-purpose During 2011, the Pavilion project developed refitting the building located at 183-193 Bouverie Pavilion was not supported by the University further and designs were reviewed by Clubs Street. The work primarily involved removing Master planner, a subsequent briefing and other stakeholders. Original plans needed walls, to open space up, as well as installing document was developed which sought to use further review as a result of heritage issues four showers. This exciting undertaking stayed the space in and around the Sports Centre. associated with the site. The initial heritage on track for completion by March 2012. The Sports Centre refurbishment project report response was received in June 2011 includes six squash courts and the current and the final report in October 2011. change facilities, and to provide improved Following the final heritage response, external spectator amenity. At the end of the revised concept, including the original 2011, the plans had progressed to design turret and function space, was presented to and development. Melbourne University’s Property and Campus Services (PCS) for review in November 2011. Following the PCS review, further redesign changes were requested to create a stronger entry to the eastern side of the building in order to facilitate improved access for events to be held at the Pavilion. annual report 2011 13
PROGRAMS
UNIVERSITY SPORT, COLLEGE, CAMPUS, COMMUNITY AND FITNESS annual 14 PROGRAMS report 2011
VENUE HIRE & MEMBERSHIP
CLUB VENUE BOOKINGS BOOKINGS
50005000 - - 2000020000 - - 50005000 - - 2000020000 - - 40004000 - - 4,539 1900019000 - - 19,899 Bookings in 2011 2010 CLUB 2010 VENUE 40004000 - - 1900019000 - - 30003000 - - BOOKINGS 1800018000 - - BOOKINGS 30003000 - - 1800018000 - - Stadiums closed in early January for 20002000 - - 1717000000 - - sanding and polishing, sports centre 20002000 - - 4,650 1717000000 - - 18,133 10001000 - - 1600016000 - - facilities closed for the whole of December. 2011 CLUB 2011 VENUE 10001000 - - BOOKINGS 1600016000 - - BOOKINGS 00 - - 1500015000 - - Overall MU Sport income for indoor 00 - - 1500015000 - - and outdoor hire rose to $21,073 20102010 20112011 20102010 20112011 higher than in 2010. 20102010 20112011 20102010 20112011
ski lodge bedS OCCUPANCY BOOKED
100%100% - - 30003000 - - 100%100% - - 30003000 - - 80%80% - - % 25002500 - - 80%80% - - 68.92 25002500 - - 2,605 60%60% - - 2010 SKI LODGE 20002000 - - 2010 BEDS 60%60% - - BOOKED 20002000 - - BOOKED 40%40% - - 15001500 - - 40%40% - - 15001500 - - 20%20% - - % 10001000 - - 69.18 2,186 Bookings in 2011 20%20% - - 10001000 - - 00 - - 2011 SKI LODGE 500500 - - 2011 BEDS BOOKED BOOKED 00 - - 500500 - - 20102010 20112011 20102010 20112011 Lack of snow at end of season 20102010 20112011 20102010 20112011 lead to a fall in bookings in 2011.
Membership
2011 saw a steady increase in membership numbers from 2010, from 8,180 to 8,790 with major increases in the take up of longer-term memberships options most notably in 12 month fitness and semester/college fit options. Shorter term (1 month) memberships options declined.
Two additional colleges joined the CollegeFit Non-student numbers were similar to Salary package member numbers rose membership scheme, resulting in an past years remaining steady at 3000 with consistently in 2011 to 380 with a dip in additional 230 college students/staff the only noticeable variance from 2010 numbers in January and February due to accessing the facilities. Even with this occurring in May due to both a decline in a promotion on 12 month memberships addition, Semester membership numbers Pool swim pass visits and the take up of that ran at the beginning of 2009. remained steady. four (4) month memberships. annual report 2011 PROGRAMS 15
Fitness Programs
STRONGEST FOUR PROGRAMS
10,412 BODY PUMP PARTICIPANTS 7,088 YOGA PARTICIPANTS 6,098 BODY STEP PARTICIPANTS 5,277 BODY ATTACK PARTICIPANTS
Overall Group Fitness attendance for TOTAL CLASS 2011 was steady throughout the year. ATTENDANCE
The strongest four programs for 2011 were Body Pump bringing in 10,412 participants, 7000 - Yoga 7,088, Body Step 6,098 and Body Attack 5,277. 6000 -
Class averages for the year where stable 5000 - during the regular semester timetables and slightly higher in the reduced timetable. 4000 - During 2011, there were 19.76 average 3000 - participants per group fitness class. 2000 -
1000 - 2010 0 - 2011 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC annual 16 PROGRAMS report 2011
FITNESS PROGRAMS
Aquatics, Strength & Fitness
Aquatics, Strength and Fitness and its newest program Boot Camp have seen solid growth in 2011.
Aquatics POOL PARTICIPATION 2010 AVERAGE 4,270 Average monthly pool attendances 7000 - increased in 2011 to 4,344 (from 4,270), 2011 with a slight drop off over winter due 6000 - AVERAGE to a colder / wetter winter. 5000 - 4,334 Partner Propulsion Aquatic serviced 4000 - the Aquatic Learn to Swim and Squad sessions for the University of Melbourne 3000 - staff, students and their families. During quieter periods, local school groups 2000 - utilised pool space. 1000 - 2010 The purchase of a new pool cleaning robot 2011 resulted in superior cleaning and large 0 - energy savings. JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
Strength & Fitness Gym GYM PARTICIPATION 2010 AVERAGE 17,346 A $60k capital improvement plan - was initiated for 2011 to upgrade 25000 - 2011 four treadmills for the Fitness Gym - AVERAGE 20000 - and add a substantial amount of - 16,341 Hammerstrength and Life Fitness 15000 - Gym Equipment to the Strength Gym. - 10000 - The new equipment was geared - towards functional training and 5000 - 2010 utilising maximum floor space to - 0 - 2011 ensure that participation continued to track consistently as in previous years. JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
Boot Camp BOOT CAMP PARTICIPATION
For the first time, Bootcamp in 2011 became a continuous program running for 48 weeks 18 20 of the year. Small classes and a focused 2010 approached showed a steady attendance AVERAGE 2011 PER CLASS AVERAGE for 12 week Bootcamp memberships. PER CLASS annual report 2011 PROGRAMS 17
CAMPUS & COMMUNITY SPORT
Campus Sport
Campus Sport provides opportunities for students and staff to compete socially and in a fun lunchtime sporting program.
Three competitions were held throughout SPORT SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SPRING the year; semester 1 and 2 were the major seasons with a spring competition offering Mens Soccer O Rei do Futbol Inappropriate FC a Mixed Soccer competition during the end of year break. Sports offered in 2011 were Mixed Soccer Real Pathetico Ladies Man Demolition Men’s and Mixed Futsal, Mixed Netball Mixed Netball Obstruction, Your Honour Wolfpack (Tues) and Volleyball. Dowslick Maneuver (Wed) 5,805 participant opportunities were Volleyball ITS Matrix Madness provided in 2011, (up from 4,350 in 2010) due to a restructuring of draws to provide more games for all teams. Futsal continued to be the most popular Campus Sport program with 3408 PARTICIPANT opportunities for participants. OPPORTUNITIES
4,350 5,805 2010 2011 PARTICIPANT PARTICIPANT OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES
Community Sport – Tin Alley Netball
Community Sport started in 2011 focused on providing access to social sports for participants from both the University and wider community.
Tin Alley Netball was the first competition WEEKLY offered in Semester 1 and was played on 99 PARTICIPANTS Wednesday nights. It saw eight teams participate in a mixed competition over # WEEKLY PARTICIPANT 11 weeks. Semester 2 saw entries to the SPORT COMPETITION # TEAMS PARTICIPANTS OPPORTUNITIES mixed competition expand to 11 teams and, also the addition of a six team women’s Mixed Netball Semester 1 8 72 792 competition run in parallel. Mixed Netball Semester 2 11 99 990 ‘Balls and Skirts’ were the victorious team Mixed Netball Semester 2 594 in both semester 1 and 2 mixed competitions 6 54 whilst the Untouchables won the women’s Total 25 2,376 title in semester 2. annual 18 PROGRAMS report 2011
COLLEGE SPORT
Students representing the 11 colleges • Newman hit a free throw after the participated in 24 sporting competitions buzzer to take the Men’s basketball in 2011. Ormond was victorious in five title in a thriller over UC. competitions, while Trinity won four, Newman three and Queen’s and St. Hilda’s were the • Newman also taking back-to-back other multiple winners with two victories each. titles in the Men’s 1st XVIII AFL College Sport provided a total of 5,705 • UC destroying all comers in the participant opportunities through the program. 2nd XVIII competition. • Trinity was a surprise packet, Highlights for the year include: victorious in the First XI cricket • Ormond Men and Queen’s Women ruling • Ormond Women proved strong across the river to take the 1st XIII rowing titles the board winning five titles. on Melbourne’s iconic Yarra. • Ormond College won the Holmes Shield for Overall winners Queen’s College • Kendall Hall winning their first sporting Women’s points. Trinity won the Cowan Cup representatives Josh Hendrikse and Kat Martin. crown in many years, dominating the for Men’s points whilst Queen’s won the Women’s basketball competition. Tickner Cup for Overall Place (Weighting).
2011 COLLEGE SPORT 2011 COLLEGE SPORT CHAMPIONS AWARD WINNERS
SPORT MENS WOMENS PLACE Tickner Cup WEIGHTING Cowan Cup POINTS Holmes Shield POINTS CHAMPION CHAMPION Overall Place Mens Place Women’s Place (Weighting) (Points) (Points)
Athletics Trinity Trinity & Ormond 1st Queen’s 2.47 Trinity 275 Ormond 285 Basketball Newman Kendall Hall 2nd St. Hilda’s 1.88 Ormond 255 Queen’s 265 Cricket – First XI Trinity 3rd Ormond 1.74 Newman 195 St. Hilda’s 205 th Cricket – Second XI St. Mary’s 4 Trinity 1.57 Queen’s 195 Trinity 165 5th Kendall Hall 1.10 University 125 Newman 105 Football – First XVIII Newman College Football – Second XVIII University 6th Newman 1.07 St. Hilda’s 100 Kendall Hall 95 College 7th University 0.93 St. Mary’s 75 University 60 Football – Women Ormond College College Hockey Newman Trinity 8th St. Mary’s 0.47 International 15 Whitley 30 House Netball – First VII St. Hilda’s 9th Whitley 0.35 Kendall Hall 15 International 20 Netball – Second VII Queen’s House Rowing – First VIII Ormond Queen’s 10th International 0.24 Whitley 5 Janet 10 Rowing – Second VIII Trinity Queen’s House Clarke Hall 11th Janet 0.11 Janet 0 St. Mary’s 0 Soccer Queen’s Ormond Clarke Hall Clarke Hall Softball Ormond Swimming Trinity Ormond Tickner Cup weighting calculated by no. of total points per college / per college population. Table Tennis – Mixed St. Hilda’s Points awarded according to event placings as follows: Tennis – Mixed Queen’s Place First Second Third Fourth 1st Division 70 40 25 15 2nd Division 40 25 15 5 Open 50 30 20 10 annual report 2011 PROGRAMS 19
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Clockwise from left: Supporting student, staff and alumni in various community events: runners at the 2011 Melbourne Marathon; champions of the Vice Chancellor’s Cup: Melbourne University Golf Club; services for University cyclists participating in Around the Bay.
Students, staff, alumni and friends were day on the course competing in an Ambrose University marquee. MU Sport staff provided supported in three community events in competition followed by a gourmet BBQ and complimentary cloak-room and massage 2011 – the Melbourne Marathon, Bicycle presentations by Melbourne University Sport services, an outdoor stretching/recovery area, Victoria’s Around the Bay in a Day and the staff. The winners of the competition were the and food and drink. Vice-Chancellor’s Cup (the University of Melbourne University Golf Club foursome. Melbourne Golf Day). The following week saw over 50 participants Nearly 100 participants walked, jogged and ran participate in the Around the Bay in a Day distances from 5.5km through to the 42.2km bike ride. MU Sport used its new Boat House in the Melbourne Marathon in October starting function space in partnership with Monash In May, 54 members of the University and ending near the Melbourne Cricket University to provide services to combined community took part in the fourth annual Ground. All participants were supported on site University riders, which included a cloak- Vice-Chancellor’s Cup at the prestigious by MU Sport via services and staff at a room, food and drink and massage services. Woodlands Golf Club. Players enjoyed a great 2011 annual 20 HIGHLIGHTS report 2011
High PERFORMANCE
AWARDS & ELITE ATHLETES annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 21
UNIVERSITY SPORT
The University of Melbourne had another The University was also national successful year winning eight Division One runners-up in: High national championships at the Australian University Games (AUG) on the Gold Coast • Kendo in September in the following sports: • Womens Netball • Mens Badminton • Mens and Womens Snow Sports PERFORMANCE • Mens Cycling • Mens Squash • Mens Volleyball • Mens Table Tennis • Mens Rowing* • Ultimate Frisbee • Womens Hockey The University finished in third place in women’s Athletics, Fencing and men’s AWARDS & • Womens Squash Hockey; with top-four results in men’s • Womens Swimming and women’s Basketball, women’s ELITE ATHLETES Badminton, women’s Football (Soccer), Melbourne University Snow Sports team. • Womens Rowing* Taekwondo and women’s Tennis. * at the Australian University Championships at the Sydney International Regatta Centre in Penrith, NSW
By The Numbers
Australian University AUStralian university Individual Sport Representatives National Championships Medals
748* 6 53 IN 2010 IN 2010 IN 2010 454 8 95 IN 2011 IN 2011 IN 2011
* AUC – Distance Running held as part of the Melbourne Marathon community event
Sporting Team Green & Gold Competitions Medals Selections
38 12 36 IN 2010 IN 2010 IN 2010 43 19 36 IN 2011 IN 2011 IN 2011 HIGH annual 22 PERFORMANCE report 2011
UNIVERSITY SPORT (CONT’D)
Australian University Sport Results
All results relate to participation in the 2011 Australian University Games – Gold Coast (26 September – 1 October 2011), unless otherwise specified. The bracketed number represents the number of competing universities (combining both Division 1 and 2 teams where multiple divisions).
Team National Team National Team National Result Result Result
Athletics – Men 5th (25) Football – Women 4th (13) Swimming – Men 5th (17) Athletics – Women 3rd (25) Golf – Men DNC Swimming – Women 1st (19) Australian Rules Football – Men* 9th (18) Hockey – Men 3rd (16) Table Tennis 2nd (9) Australian Rules Football – Women DNC Hockey – Women 1st (16) Tae Kwon Do 4th (17) Badminton – Men 1st (16) Judo DNC Ten Pin Bowling DNC Badminton – Women 3rd (11) Kendo 2nd (10) Tennis – Men 10th (10) Baseball 5th (10) Lawn Bowls 23rd (23) Tennis – Women 4th (11) Basketball – Men 4th (17) Netball – Mixed 5th (17) Touch – Men 8th (15) Basketball – Women 4th (17) Netball – Women 2nd (18) Touch – Mixed 6th (16) Beach Volleyball – Men 6th (18) Orienteering – Women 3 2nd (3) Touch – Women 5th (15) Beach Volleyball – Women* 9th (19) Rowing – Men 1st (14) Triathlon 5 DNC Beach Volleyball – Mixed 7th (24) Rowing – Women 1st (12) Ultimate Frisbee 2nd (26) Cricket 1 4th (7) Rugby Union 7s DNC Volleyball – Men 1st (19) Cycling – Men 1st (9) Snow Sports 4 2nd (20) Volleyball – Women DNC Cycling – Women DNC Softball DNC Water Polo – Men 7th (17) Distance Running 2 14th (24) Squash – Men 2nd (8) Water Polo – Women 6th (16) Fencing 3rd (12) Squash – Women 1st (5) Football – Men 9th (19) Surfing DNC
8 6 4 1st place 2ND place 3RD place NATIONAL NATIONAL NATIONAL RESULTS RESULTS RESULTS
1 Australian University Championship – Cricket – Perth (6 – 9 December) 2 Australian University Championship – Distance Running – Sydney (18 September) 3 Australian University Championship – Orienteering – Western Australia (22 Apr – 01 May) Womens Result Only 4 Australian University Championship – Snow Sports – Thredbo (28 Aug – 1 Sep) 5 Australian University Championship – Triathlon – Kingscliff (11 September) DNC – Did Not Compete * Australian University Games Division 2 Champions annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 23
104 1st place INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
Outstanding Individual Results at Australian University Sport Events
All results relate to participation in the 2011 Australian University Games Australian University Games – Gold Coast 26 September – 1 October (unless otherwise specified).
Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result
Stuart Alexander Rowing – Lightweight Four 1st Charlotte Curnow Fencing – Epee 3rd (cont’d) Angelica Armellini Swimming – 200m Freestyle 2nd Fencing – Foil Team 3rd Finlay Batts Touch G&G Team Fencing – Sabre Team 3rd Felicity Black Athletics – 400m Hurdles 3rd James D’alfonso Athletics – 4x400m Relay 1st Athletics – 4x100m Relay 3rd Athletics – 800m 2nd Athletics – 1600m Medley Relay 3rd Angela Darby Fencing G&G Team Nick Bensley Cycling – Pairs Time Trial 2nd Fencing – Epee 1st Cycling – Individual Time Trial 2nd Fencing – Epee Team 1st Josh Booth Rowing – Eight 1st Fencing – Foil Team 3rd Simon Booth Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Fencing – Sabre Team 3rd Peter Braunsteins Cycling – Pairs Time Trial 1st Matthew Defina Hockey G&G Team Jacob Breen Baseball G&G Team David De Lang Rowing – Eight 1st Tegan Brown Hockey G&G Team Rowing – Lightweight Four 1st Ben Buckingham Athletics – 4x400m Relay 1st Iain Douglas Athletics – 400m Hurdles 2nd Andrew Cameron Swimming – 400m Freestyle 1st Athletics – 4x400m Relay 1st Swimming – 200m Butterfly 1st Alasdair Dunham Fencing – Foil 3rd Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 2nd Anton Grimus Snow Sports – Alpine Super G 1st Swimming – 800m Freestyle 2nd Snow Sports – Freestyle Skier Cross 2nd Luke Chong Badminton G&G Team Snow Sports – Alpine Giant Slalom 3rd Tim Clark Basketball G&G Team Marieke Guehrer Swimming G&G Team Zac Cleaver Rowing – Double Scull 1st Swimming – 50m Backstroke 1st (GR) Rowing – Eight 1st Swimming – 50m Butterfly 1st (GR) Jordan Coyle Taekwondo – Sparring ‹ 63kg (Black 1st Swimming – 50m Freestyle 1st (GR) Belt) Swimming – 100m Backstroke 1st (GR) Katya Crema Snow Sports – Alpine Slalom 1st Swimming – 100m Butterfly 1st Snow Sports – Alpine Super G 1st Swimming – 100m Freestyle 1st Snow Sports – Freestyle Skier Cross 1st Swimming – 4x50m Freestyle Relay 1st (GR) Snow Sports – Alpine Giant Slalom 2nd Swimming – 4x50m Medley Relay 1st (GR) Charlotte Curnow Fencing – Epee Team 1st Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1st (GR) Athletics – 5000m 3rd Swimming – 4x100m Medley Relay 1st (GR) HIGH annual 24 PERFORMANCE report 2011
Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result
Stephanie Guiney Athletics – 4x100m Relay 3rd Tim Maher Hockey G&G Team Athletics – 1600m Medley Relay 3rd Raymond Mak Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 2nd Alexandra Harper Snow Sports – Snowboard Parallel 1st Swimming – 200m Individual Medley 2nd Giant Slalom Swimming – 50m Backstroke 3rd Snow Sports – Snowboard Boarder Cross 2nd James Marburg Rowing – Eight 1st Snow Sports – Snowboard Slopestyle 3rd Samantha Marshall Swimming G&G Team Sam Hookway Rowing – Eight 1st Swimming – 50m Breaststroke 1st (GR) Monica Huynh Taekwondo – Individual Tradition 1st st Poomsae (Blue Belt) Swimming – 100m Breaststroke 1 (GR) st James Kavourakis Squash G&G Team Swimming – 4x50m Medley Relay 1 (GR) Jessica Kelly Football G&G Team Swimming – 4x100m Medley Relay 1st (GR) Matthew Kilpin Australian Rules G&G Team Swimming – 200m Breaststroke 3rd Si Hua Lai Squash G&G Team Lisa McComb Snow Sports – Freestyle Slopestyle 1st Camilla Humphries Snow Sports – Cross Country 3rd Snow Sports – Freestyle Rails 2nd Sean-Paul Lake Rowing – Double Scull 1st Monica McGauran Rowing – Eight 1st Rowing – Lightweight Four 1st Cameron Rowing – Eight 1st McKenzie-McHarg Megan Lane Touch G&G Team Alice McNamara Rowing – Eight 1st Tom Larkins Rowing – Eight 1st Stella McNamara Athletics – 4x100m Relay 3rd Michael Laventure Taekwondo – Sparring ‹ 80kg 3rd (Black Belt) Athletics – 1600m Medley Relay 3rd William Lewis Volleyball G&G Team Marcus Memmolo Taekwondo – Sparring ‹ 74kg 2nd (Black Belt) Candice Liddy Hockey G&G Team Corinna Minko Athletics – Long Jump 1st Genevieve Lim Fencing – Epee Team 1st Athletics – Triple Jump 1st Fencing – Epee 2nd Athletics – 4x100m Relay 3rd Fencing – Foil Team 3rd Athletics – 1600m Medley Relay 3rd Fencing – Sabre Team 3rd Jessica Morrison Swimming – 4x50m Freestyle Relay 1st GR) Tom Liubinas Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 2nd Swimming – 4x50m Medley Relay 1st (GR) Alexandra Lockie Snow Sports – Snowboard Slopestyle 1st Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1st (GR) Snow Sports – Snowboard Boarder Cross 3rd Swimming – 4x100m Medley Relay 1st (GR) Grace Loh Swimming G&G Team Swimming – 50m Freestyle 2nd Swimming – 4x50m Freestyle Relay 1st (GR) Swimming – 100m Freestyle 2nd Swimming – 4x50m Medley Relay 1st (GR) Swimming – 200m Freestyle 3rd Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1st (GR) Swimming – 400m Freestyle 3rd Swimming – 4x100m Medley Relay 1st (GR) Michelle Motteram Touch G&G Team Swimming – 50m Backstroke 2nd Hiroshi Narasaki Baseball G&G Team Swimming – 100m Backstroke 2nd Terry Ng Taekwondo – Sparring ‹ 58kg 1st nd Khoa Ly Taekwondo – Sparring ‹ 74kg 2 (Red Belt) (Yellow Belt) Nick Peachey Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 2nd Nicolette Lyttle Swimming – 4x50m Freestyle Relay 1st (GR) Erica Pong Badminton G&G Team Swimming – 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1st (GR) Ben Quinlan Rowing – Lightweight Four 1st Swimming – 400m Freestyle 2nd James Redhead Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Swimming – 800m Freestyle 3rd annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 25
Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result
Frankie Rickard Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Jessye Watt Rowing – Eight 1st Rowing – Eight 1st Emma Webley Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Callum Repper Basketball G&G Team Rowing – Eight 1st Charlotte Basketball G&G Team Rowing – Pair 2nd Ross-Harris Raymond Wen Taekwondo – Individual Tradition 1st Alexander Rowe Athletics – 4x400m Relay 1st Poomsae (Blue Belt) Emily Selig Swimming – 200m Breaststroke 1st (GR) Jessie Yeung Squash G&G Team Swimming – 200m Individual Medley 1st Wei Keen Yong Squash G&G Team Swimming – 100m Breaststroke 2nd Chris Zucchet Cycling – Pairs Time Trial 2nd Swimming – 200m Backstroke 3rd
Eric Sheppard Cycling G&G Team Cycling – Individual Time Trial 1st SPORT Discipline Result
st Cycling – Pairs Time Trial 1 Athletics 4x400m Relay (Men) 1st Cycling – Criterium 1st Athletics 4x100m Relay (Women) 3rd Cycling – Road Race 2nd Athletics 4x400m Relay (Women) 3rd Dan Qing Shi Taekwondo G&G Team Fencing Epee Team (Women) 1st Taekwondo – Sparring ‹ 46kg 1st Fencing Foil Team 3rd (Blue Belt) Fencing Sabre Team 3rd Tom Simpson Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Kendo Kyu Team 1st Samantha Sloss Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Rowing Mens Coxed Four 1st Rowing – Eight 1st Rowing Mens Double Scull 1st Charlotte Rowing – Coxed Four 1st st Sutherland Rowing Mens Eight 1 Rowing – Eight 1st Rowing Mens Lightweight Four 1st Sophie Sutherland Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Rowing Womens Coxed Four 1st Rowing – Eight 1st Rowing Womens Eight 1st Tom Swallow Volleyball G&G Team Rowing Womens Pair 2nd Dan Sweeney Rowing – Eight 1st Snow Sports Mens Cross Country Relay 1st Sarah Tait Rowing – Single Scull 1st Snow Sports Womens Cross Country Relay 1st Rowing – Eight 1st Swimming Mens 4x100m Freestyle Relay 2nd Shaun Tay Taekwondo – Individual Tradition 1st st Poomsae (Blue Belt) Swimming Womens 4x50m Freestyle Relay 1 st Jeff Tho Badminton G&G Team Swimming Womens 4x50m Medley Relay 1 st Benjamin Tran Kendo – Individual Kyu 2nd Swimming Womens 4x100m Freestyle Relay 1 st Renee Tsongas Tennis G&G Team Swimming Womens 4x100m Medley Relay 1 rd Genevieve Venosta Water Polo G&G Team Taekwondo Team Traditional Poomsae 3 (Coloured Belts) Hugh Vickers-Willis Australian Rules G&G Team Olympia Ward Rowing – Coxed Four 1st Rowing – Eight 1st Rowing – Pair 2nd
1 Australian University Championship – Cricket – Perth (6 – 9 December) 2 Australian University Championship – Distance Running – Sydney (18 September) 165 3 Australian University Championship – Orienteering – Western Australia (22 Apr – 01 May) Women’s Result Only 4 Australian University Championship – Snow Sports – Thredbo (28 Aug – 1 Sep) TOP 3 PLACE 5 Australian University Championship – Triathlon – Kingscliff (11 September) INDIVIDUAL GR – Games Record G&G Team – Green & Gold Team RESULTS HIGH annual 26 PERFORMANCE report 2011
Australian university games performance
University table tennis players and netball team compete at the 2011 University Games.
Australian representatives Luke Chong throughout the tournament. The women’s In a regatta shortened due to (Optometry) and Jeff Tho (Dentistry) led Swimming team also blew their opponents the Badminton team to our second national out of the water. The team won 10 of 15 adv erse weather, our men won championship in three years. individual Championship races and medalled all four of the contested boat in 14 of these 15 races. The team also won c lasses while our women won all four relays. Of the 10 individual race wins, three of five contested boats. Undefeated throughout the Games, Chong seven were won in a Games’ Record time, and Tho defeated University of Western and Melbourne swimmers were 1st and 2nd Australia 3 – 2 in the gold medal match. in five of these races. Men’s Cycling continued their dominance comprehensive victories over Adelaide (by In the four Championship relays, Melbourne 11 seconds) and Sydney (by 15 seconds) of the Games, winning our ninth national won all four and broke the AUG record time championship in the past ten years. Eric respectively. The men’s Eight victory also with the 4x50m Medley Relay bettering the saw the University of Melbourne reclaim Sheppard (Commerce) dominated the old Games’ Record by more than 10 seconds. competition winning gold in the Individual the prestigious Oxford and Cambridge Cup Marieke Guehrer (Arts), Grace Loh for the first time since 2001. Time Trial, the Criterium, and the Pairs (Commerce), Samantha Marshall (Science), Time Trial with Peter Braunsteins (Science). Jessica Morrison (Commerce) and Emily With the total number of Division One The surprise performance of the Games Selig (Science) were the stars of the pool. national championships won at the Australian University Games determining the Overall came from our women’s Hockey team. Having Having played second fiddle to our women’s previously won 31 national titles, the last Champion for 2011 (a new system replacing the team in recent years, the men’s Volleyball previous participation-heavy points format), the of which was in 1992, the team claimed the team fought their way through the tournament national championship for the first time since University of Melbourne’s six national titles had it and a number of tough five-setters to finishing third behind Sydney (11) and Monash (8). the inception of the Australian University eventually defeat Monash 3 – 2 in the gold Games format in 1993. Dominating the four medal match. Tom Swallow (Commerce), With the combined results of Australian preliminary pool games with a 13 – 1 goal Will Lewis (Arts) and Jason Hughes University Games and stand-alone Australian difference, the team went on to defeat (Commerce) led the team to gold – its first University Championships, Melbourne University of Technology Sydney 14 – 0 in the Games’ medal since a bronze in 2008. finished third again in the AUS Overall QF, Monash 4 – 0 in the SF and Sydney 1 – 0 Champion’s race – Sydney was first with 13 for the gold. Candice Liddy (Physiotherapy) The Australian University Championship national championships, Monash was second and Tegan Brown (Science) were the team’s for Rowing was also an outstanding with eight national championships and best players. competition for our Winged Victory oarsmen eight national runners-up while Melbourne and women. In a regatta shortened due to Jessie Yeung (Engineering) and Si Hua Lai finished with eight national championships adverse weather, our men won all four of the and seven national runners-up [see an (Commerce) led our women’s Squash team contested boat classes while our women won to victory. The team of five dropping only expanded list of University of Melbourne three of five contested boats. Both men and Winged Victory results on page 22]. four rubbers (35 – 4) from its 10 matches women won their respective Eights with annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 27
SPORTS AWARDS
The University awarded 117 Sporting Blues • Finlay Batts (Arts) – (72 Full and 45 Half) to student athletes fourth Full Blue for Touch during 2011 for outstanding sporting • Luke Chong (Optometry) – achievement. fourth Blue for Badminton • Angela Darby (Architecture) – Rowing received the most Blues of any sport with fourth Blue for Fencing 25 Full Blues in recognition of their domination at the 2011 Australian University Championships at • Corinna Minko (Veterinary Science) – the Sydney International Regatta Centre. Notable fourth Full Blue for Athletics accomplishments included: A Distinguished Service Award for outstanding contribution to the Melbourne • Alice McNamara (Medicine) – seventh Blue University Ski Club over eight years of since her first year of undergraduate studies service was also presented to alumni Former Provost John Dewar congratulates • Tom Larkins (Architecture) – fifth Blue Courtney Date (Commerce/Engineering). Full Blue Hockey player Candace Libby. for rowing.
University Sport Awards Club Awards Other Awards
The women’s Swimming team was awarded The men’s U23 Eight won Outstanding Club The 2011 Lazer-Law Medal for outstanding the University Sport team of the Year for their Individual/Team Performance of the Year sporting achievement was awarded to dominant display at the Australian University – Boat Club, and Greg Kennedy won Club cyclist Lachlan Norris (Science). Games (AUG) on the Gold Coast. Personality of the Year – Cricket and Ski Clubs.
A multiple Blue for mountain-biking and The 10-strong team won a staggering 14 of the The Melbourne University Squash Club road cycling, Lachlan had the unique 19 Championship races (medaling in all but one was also named Club of the Year for their honour of representing Australian in various of the races). Eleven of these victories (including administration, on-court success and mountain-bike races during the year while all four relays) established new AUG record times! University Games national championship also riding on the road in the professional (Women) and runners-up (Men). The University Sport Female Athlete of the Year ranks with HTC-Highroad – the No. 1 team was awarded to swimmer Marieke Guehrer in the world in 2011. (Arts) who won an amazing 10 gold medals (six individual and four relay) at the AUG, which included eight new Games’ records. This accomplishment is arguably the greatest ever performance by an individual at an Australian University Sport/intervarsity event. The Male Athlete of the Year was awarded to cyclist Eric Sheppard (Commerce) who also dominated at the Games winning three gold and a silver medal in the four-discipline competition. swimmer Marieke Guehrer Rowing coach Alex Henshilwood won won an amazing 10 gold Coach of the Year – Boat Club. medals... This accomplishment The women’s swimming team, Marieke is arguably the greatest Guehrer and Alex Henshilwood were also awarded for their outstanding results on 14/19 ever performance by an the national university stage, and Director of CHAMPIONSHIP individual at an Australian Sport Tim Lee was recognised for his service RACES WON BY WOMen’s University Sport event. on the board of Australian University Sport. SWIMMING TEAM HIGH annual 28 PERFORMANCE report 2011
ELITE ATHLETE PROGRAM
The Elite Athlete Program supported services, international competition grants, The chart below highlights the faculties student 159 student athletes in 2011. and financial scholarships. athletes were enrolled in. In addition, the Elite Athlete Program best supported Rowing with 95 students were also recognised as elite 17 students, Australian Rules Football (including This support included MU Sport facility athletes (state/national representatives) eight AFL-listed players) and Swimming both of access (aquatic, fitness and other training under the University’s Elite Athlete and which had 15 students supported. Male students environments), Australian University Performers Policy and were offered flexible accounted for 110 (69%) supported places, while Championship and Games subsidies to study arrangements where their sport female students accounted for 49 places (31%). represent the University, physiotherapy impacted on their academic studies.
Elite 1 Athlete 45 VETERINARY SCIENCE Support by SCIENCE Faculty/ Graduate 22 School 24 ARCHITECTURE, MEDICINE, DENTISTRY BUILDING & & HEALTH SCIENCES PLANNING 5 27 LAW BUSINESS & ECONOMICS 5 LAND & ENVIRONMENT 19 ARTS 10 1 ENGINEERING EDUCATION
Elite Athlete 65 Support by SCHOLARFIT Scholarship Type 33 WINGED VICTORY 15 HIGH PERFORMANCE
35 11 FRIENDS OF VICE-CHANCELLOR’S THE SPORTS ELITE ATHLETES ASSOCIATION annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 29
National and Forty-nine students were national International 43 representatives across 23 different Representation AUSTRALIA sports in 2011, with the majority representing Australia. 1 MALTA Of these national representatives, aquatic competitions were dominant with nine students competing in international 1 rowing regattas including the U23 AUSTRIA and Senior World Championships, six competing in the swimming programs 2 at the World University Games and five SINGAPORE competingin water polo competitions at the World Championships and 2 World University Games. HONG KONG
Elite Athlete by National Representation
Adventure Racing Athletics Badminton Basketball Canoeing Cricket Cycling Fencing Elite Athlete Goal Ball National Lacrosse Representation Modern Pentathlon by Year Orienteering Rowing Sailing 60 - Skiing 50 - Snowboarding Swimming 40 - Table Tennis 30 - Taekwondo Tennis 20 - Volleyball 10 - Water Polo Weightlifting 0 -
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2010 2011 HIGH annual 30 PERFORMANCE report 2011
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
University of Melbourne high performance student athlete scholars Phoebe Stanley (left) and Dylan Alcott (right) represent Australia.
High Performance Scholarship Recipients
High Performance scholarships of up to $1,000 are awarded to the University’s elite student-athletes who have been senior national representatives. The benefits of the Vice-Chancellor’s Elite Athlete Grant, Winged Victory University Sport Support and ScholarFit Membership are also usually afforded to these recipients.
Student-athlete Faculty / School Sport Team / Event / Discipline / Best Result for 2011
Dylan Alcott BE Wheelchair Basketball Australia / Asia Oceania Championships / 1st Josh Booth SCI Rowing Australia / World Championships / Eight / 4th Katya Crema ABP Ski Cross Australia / World Cup (SUI) / 13th Charlotte Curnow ARTS Modern Pentathlon Australia / World Cup #4 / 27th Angela Darby ABP Fencing Australia / World Cup #8 / Epee / 100th Anton Grimus BE Ski Cross Australia / World Cup (GER) / 24th Marieke Guehrer ARTS Swimming Australia / World Championships / 4x100 Freestyle / 5th Tom Larkins ABP Rowing Australia / World Championships / Pair / 1st B Final Grace Loh BE Swimming Australia / World Cup (SIN) / 50 Backstroke / 3rd Annie-Rose Maloney ABP Cricket Australia / Rose Bowl Series versus NZ / 2 – 0 Series Win James Marburg LAW Rowing Australia / World Championships / Eight / 4th Cameron McKenzie-McHarg GSBE Rowing Australia / World Championships / Pair / 1st B Final Alice McNamara MDHS Rowing Australia / World Championships / LW Double Scull / 5th Lachlan Norris SCI Cycling HTC-Highroad / UCI Giro di Padania / 2nd Young Rider Phoebe Stanley SCI Rowing Australia / World Cup #3 / Pair / 1st B Final Jeff Tho MDHS Badminton Australia / Whyte Trophy versus NZ / 4 – 1 Team Win annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 31
University club scholarship holder Tom Swallow.
Friends of the Sports Association Scholarship Recipients
Friends of the Sports Association scholarships of up to $250 are awarded to national age-level and/or state-level representatives who are also members of recognised and supported Melbourne University clubs. The benefits of the Vice-Chancellor’s Elite Athlete Grant, Winged Victory University Sport Support and ScholarFit Membership are also usually afforded to these recipients.
Student-athlete Faculty / School Sport Team / Event / Discipline / Best Result for 2011
Luke Chong SCI Badminton Australia / Zimbabwe International / Mixed Doubles / 1st Courtney Date ENG Ski Cross Australia / Nor-Am Cup (Colorado) / 8th Jordan Foster BE Australian Rules University Blacks Senior XXII / VAFA Premier B / 7th Megan Lane BE Touch The Alliance / National Touch League / NA Candice Liddy MDHS Hockey NT / Australian Hockey League / 7th Alexandra Lockie LAW Snowboard Australia / Australia NZ Cup (Cardrona) / Boarder Cross / 2nd Michelle Motteram SCI Touch Victoria / National Touch League / Equal 5th Scott Sanders MDHS Cricket MUCC 1st XI / Cricket Victoria Premier Competition / 13th Charles Shaw BE Australian Rules University Blues Senior XXII / VAFA Premier B / 4th Tom Swallow BE Volleyball Australia / U23 Trans Tasman Series / 3 – 0 Series Win Daniel Sweeney BE Rowing MUBC / Australian Championships / U23 Eight / 1st HIGH annual 32 PERFORMANCE report 2011
SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS RECIPIENTS
Vice-Chancellor’s Elite Athlete Grant Recipients for International Representation
Vice-Chancellor’s Elite Athlete grants are awarded by the University’s Cultural and Community Relations Advisory Group (CCRAG) to a limited number of elite student-athletes who have been selected to represent their country in recognised international events outside of Australia. The benefits of Winged Victory University Sport Support and ScholarFit Membership may also be afforded to these recipients.
Student-athlete Faculty / School Sport Team / Event / Discipline / Best Result for 2011
Sam Byrne ABP Goal Ball Australia / IBSA Paralympic Qualification Tournament / 12th Angus Campbell SCI Kayaking Australia / Canoe Marathon World Championships / K2 / 12th James Campbell BE Kayaking Australia / Canoe Marathon World Championships / Junior K2 / DNF Luke Chong SCI Badminton Australia / Zimbabwe International / Mixed Doubles / 1st Zac Cleaver ARTS Rowing Australia / U23 World Championships / Four / 1st C Final Katya Crema ABP Skier Cross Australia / Freestyle World Championships / 17th Charlotte Curnow ARTS Modern Pentathlon Australia / World Cup #4 / 27th James D’Alfonso ENG Athletics Malta / Games of the Small States of Europe / 400m / 5th Angela Darby ABP Fencing Australia / World Cup #8 / Epee / 100th Aaron Dodd SCI Adventure Racing Australia / Baise International Quest / 13th Alasdair Dunham BE Fencing Australia / Junior World Championships / Foil / 64th Anton Grimus BE Ski Cross Australia / World Cup (GER) / 24th Marieke Guehrer ARTS Swimming Australia / World University Games / 4x100 Freestyle / 1st Alex Harper ABP Snowboard Australia / Junior World Championships / Parallel GS / 29th Jason Hughes BE Volleyball Australia / World University Games / 11th Alex Hunter SCI Fencing Australia / Junior World Championships / Epee Team / 22nd Darcy Justice-Allen LE Lacrosse Australia / U19 World Championships / 2nd Sam Kivell ENG Sailing Australia / World Cup (Melbourne / 470 / 3rd Sean-Paul Lake SCI Rowing Australia / U23 World Championships / LW Four / 2nd B Final Alexandra Lockie LAW Snowboard Australia / Australia NZ Cup (NZ / Boarder Cross / 2nd Grace Loh BE Swimming Australia / World University Games / 50 Backstroke / 3rd Raymond Mak SCI Swimming Hong Kong / World University Games / 50 Backstroke / 32nd Samantha Marshall SCI Swimming Australia / World University Games / 100 Breaststroke / 4th Catherine McArthur SCI Kayaking Australia / U23 Canoe Sprint World Cup (SLO) / K1 200 / 3rd Marcus Memmolo ARTS Taekwondo Australia / World University Games / 68-74kg / 1st Round Barak Mizrachi ENG Table Tennis Australia / Oceania Paralympic Championships / Singles / 1st Jessica Morrison BE Swimming Australia / World University Games / 4x100 Freestyle / 1st Lachlan Norris SCI Cycling Australia / Olympic Test Event Hadleigh Farm / XCO / 22nd Aislinn Prendergast ENG Orienteering Australia / Oceania Championships / Long Distance / 3rd Emily Selig SCI Swimming Australia / World University Games / 200 Breaststroke / 11th Eric Sheppard BE Cycling Australia / World University Games / Team Time Trial / 9th Kenton Shue ABP Sailing Hong Kong / Youth Sailing World Championships / SL16 / 14th Sam Thompson SCI Tennis Australia / World University Games / Mixed Doubles / Quarter Finalist Genevieve Venosta BE Water Polo Australia / Junior World Championships / 3rd James Woods SCI Water Polo Australia / World University Games / 12th annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 33
Winged Victory University Sport Support Recipients
Winged Victory University Sport Support subsidies are awarded to elite student-athletes competing at state-level and above (and usually for a recognised and supported Melbourne University club) for the purposes of benefiting the University’s Australian University Games or Championship team. The benefits a ScholarFit Membership are also usually afforded to these recipients.
Stuart Alexander Jordan Coyle Corinna Minko Angelica Armellini Annabel Gillies Catherine Phillips Tom Bicknell James Kavourakis Erica Pong Felicity Black Matthew Kilpin Daniel Portelli Peter Braunsteins Will Lewis Callum Repper Andrew Cameron Nicole Lindley Alex Rowe Louis Cameron Tim Luscombe Katelyn Tadd Liz Cobbledick Monica McGauran Sarah Tait
ScholarFit Membership Recipients
ScholarFit Memberships are awarded to student-athletes competing at regional-level and above (and usually for a recognised and supported Melbourne University club) and provide access to the University’s aquatic and fitness facility.
Stuart Alexander Harry Crothers-Bade Jono Lovelock Steven Reid Alastair Anderson Andrew Curnow Nicole Lyttle Jackson Roder Mary Barlow David de Lang Jamie Macmillan Michael Rogers Sophie Barr Katya Doig Stefan Martin Paul Rogers Finlay Batts Daniel Godeassi Jackson McCaffrey Nathan Sambevski Jack Beech Mitchell Gourley Kate McIntosh Rebecca Scot-Guppy Nicole Blanks Scott Guinea Stella McNamara Victor Shelamoff Mark Blencoe Timothy Hobbs Trent Morey Gavin Sittampalam Daniel Braunsteins Sam Hookway Chen Kai Ng Henry Slattery Gabriel Brown Matthew Horden Tim Nguyen Emma Sommerville Victoria Brown Dougal Hurley Scott Norman Brad Spaulding Ben Buckingham Daniel Jackson Russell Ong Tom Stephens Georgie Buckley Megan Jennings Jordan Oon Alice Tulloch Kylie Burton Alex Keath Tim Papas Huy Vu Chris Bush Kim Keedle Viv Paver Milly Wang Ryan Carters David Kinnersely Andrew Philpott Emma Webley Rupert Christie Harrie Lahy Matthew Pit Lochlan Wise Travis Colyer Will Langford Stefan Pomasan Zan Yang Alice Cooney Rory Loader Lachlan Rath Wei Keen Yong Ayce Cordy Sam Loh Johnny Rayner HIGH annual 34 PERFORMANCE report 2011
72 45 BLUES 2011 AWARDED AWARDED FULL HALF
Athletics Cycling 2010 Squash James D’Alfonso Half Lachlan Norris Full James Kavourakis Full Corinna Minko Full Eric Sheppard Full Wei Keen Yong Full
Australian Rules Cycling Swimming Jordan Foster Half Nicholas Bensley Half Angelica Armellini Half Charles Shaw Half Peter Braunsteins Half Nicolette Lyttle Half Matthew Kilpin Half Eric Sheppard Full Raymond Mak Half Hugh Vickers-Willis Half Andrew Cameron Full Fencing Marieke Guehrer Full Badminton Genevieve Lim Half Grace Loh Full Ye Jia Lim Half Angela Darby Full Sam Marshall Full Jacky Wu Half Jessica Morrison Full Jeff Tho Full Hockey Emily Selig Full Luke Chong Full Gabriel Brown Half Brendan Chu Full Timothy Luscombe Half Taekwondo Erica Pong Full Bronwyn Pitt Half Marcus Memmolo Half Claire Sutterby Half Jordan Coyle Full Baseball Tegan Brown Full Jacob Breen Full Matthew Defina Full Table Tennis Candice Liddy Full Barak Mizrachi Full Basketball Paul Luscombe Half Tim Nguyen Full Isabelle Dawson Half Timothy Maher Full Maree de Wijn Half Alice Tulloch Full Tennis Timothy Clark Full Laura Westhorpe Half Pricilla Djiuardi Half Callum Repper Full Sam Thompson Full Charlotte Ross-Harris Full Netball Renee Tsongas Full Sophie Barr Half Beach Volleyball Alan Dassie Half Touch Jessica Kuklych Half Joanna Rohrlach Half Ben Moceiwai Half Mathilda Wilmot Half Michelle Motteram Half Boat Elizabeth Cobbledick Full Finlay Batts Full Stuart Alexander Full Annabel Gillies Full Megan Lane Full Joshua Booth Full Megan Jennings Full Simon Booth Full Ultimate Frisbee Zac Cleaver Full Snow sports 2010 Peter Nixon Half David de Lang Full Alexandra Lockie Half Lachlan Wise Half William Hannermann Full Jonathan O’Brien Half Joshua Cukierman Full Sam Hookway Full Daniel Portelli Half Catherine Phillips Full Sean Lake Full Whitney Campbell Full Huy Vu Full Tom Larkins Full Katya Crema Full James Marburg Full Anton Grimus Full Volleyball Monica McGauran Full Chris McKenzie Half Cameron McKenzie-McHarg Full Snow sports Daniel McKenzie Half Alice McNamara Full Katya Crema Full Jason Hughes Full Benedict Quinlan Full Anton Grimus Full William Lewis Full James Redhead Full Alexandra Harper Full Tom Swallow Full Francis Rickard Full Alexandra Lockie Full Tom Simpson Full Lisa McComb Full Waterpolo Samantha Sloss Full Jamie Ogilvie-Lee Half Sophie Sutherland Full Soccer Lachlan Rath Half Charlotte Sutherland Full Maya Edgerton Bachmann Half Rebecca Schot-Guppy Half Daniel Sweeney Full Erik Hamre Half Genevieve Venosta Full Sarah Tait Full Anamika Joijode Half Distinguished Service Award Jessye Watt Full Kristine Knutsen Half Emma Webley Full Illari Lehtonen Half Courtney Date Tom Mullumby Half Cricket Cameron Neales Half Scott Sanders Half Jessica Kelly Full annual HIGH report 2011 PERFORMANCE 35
SPORT, RECREATIONAL, INSTRUCTIONAL CLUBS
RESULTS & HIGHLIGHTS annual 36 CLUBS report 2011
41 Athletics Student Members President Treasurer Club 96 137 Stephen Edwards Terry Reade Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Head Coach Members Members Hamish Beaumont Manfred Lewandowski
With a growing and active membership, MUAC looks to
Caption: have some good years ahead.
Melbourne University Athletics Club (MUAC) continued to be amongst the leading track and field and cross country Clubs in the state. MUAC was one of four Clubs statewide to field two division one teams at the Shield Final.
MUAC fielded seven teams (four men and CLUB Individual three women) in Athletics Victoria’s winter RESULTS Honours competition of road and cross country racing. The women’s division one finished Division / Representative Team / in fourth place, whilst the men’s division Team Competition Result Club Member Event / Achievement two team claimed first and promotion to division one. The men’s division three, five Men Division 1 Shield / AV 5th Linda Allen Victorian State Championships – Long and seven were Champions or Runners Men Division 2 XCR / AV 1st Up in their respective divisions and as a Jump / Gold Medalist reault gained promotion to the next division. Men Division 3 XCR / AV 2nd Linda Allen Victorian State With a growing and active membership, Men Division 5 XCR / AV 3rd Championships – Triple Jump / Gold Medalist MUAC looks to have some good years ahead. Men Division 7 XCR / AV 2nd Sophie Barker MUAC/ Athletics Victoria Women Division 1 Shield / AV 2nd Winter Athlete Women Division 1 XCR / AV 4th Rosie Donegan World Mountain Running Women Division 2 XCR / AV 10th Championships – 6th Place Women Division 4 XCR / AV 16th HH Hunter Shield 7th annual report 2011 CLUBS 37
202 Badminton Student Members President Treasurer Janice Li Wern Li Teh Club 24 226 Secretary Non-Student TOTAL Members Members Ke Li Li
2011 saw the continuing growth in competitive badminton with over 50 players joining the Club’s Performance Badminton Centre to receive additional training and practice.
This continued focus on competitive badminton CLUB Individual resulted in many pleasing performances in State RESULTS Honours and National competitions. In the State Pennant Representative Team / and Doubles League, Club representatives Team Division / League Result Club Member Event / Achievement performed well disappointingly falling short of achieving the “double” despite leading the University A State Pennant / 4th Jeff Tho 2011 Altona International – round robin stages of both competitions. Badminton Victoria Singles / Semi Finalist Club representatives were regular participants University B State Pennant / 8th Luke Chong 2011 Namibian International at International, National and State level Badminton Victoria – Mixed Doubles / Runner-up tournaments throughout the year. The final season competition being the Melbourne Blacks Doubles League / 2nd Luke Chong 2011 Zimbabwe International – Mixed Doubles / 1st University Open & Graded Championship which Badminton Victoria was once again sanctioned as a National ranking Blues Doubles League / 5th Luke Chong 2011 Fiji Open – Singles / series tournament saw many notable results Badminton Victoria Semi-finalist from club representatives on their home turf. Luke Chong Victoria / 2011 Social sessions continued to be well-attended Clendinnen Shield / NA by members throughout 2011.
38 Baseball Student Members President Treasurer Club 19 57 James Dann Alan Yang Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Head Coach Members Members Sid Paleri Gary Bitmead
After a strong 2010 Season, Baseball expected big things in 2011.
However, with a number of the Club’s elite CLUB Individual players taking a step back from winter baseball RESULTS Honours for family, work and study commitments, 2011 became a year of opportunity for the mature age Representative Team / Club Member Event / Achievement recruits that the baseball club had plucked from Team Division / League Result other sporting pursuits and turned into top Tristan Melbourne Aces / amateur baseballers. Mens Firsts A-Grade / 8th Melbourne Winter MacDonald Australian Baseball League The Club recruited Ryan Camov from Lara to Baseball League help fill the holes in their pitching rotation, Sid Paleri and Matthew Donoghue also stepped Mens Seconds A-Reserve / MWBL 6th up from the 3rds to being reliable members Mens Thirds C-Grade / MWBL 5th of the 2nds and in Sid’s case, matching it with Mens Fourths C-Reserve / MWBL 7th Melbourne’s best at 3rd base in the Firsts for the latter half of the season. Mens Fifths E2-Grade / MWBL 6th The men’s Firsts, playing in the A-Grade Womens Dandenong Baseball 3rd competition staved off relegation, admirably Association led by Assistant Head Coach Steve Lehmann, providing a platform for a Final’s assault in 2012. annual 38 CLUBS report 2011
65 Treasurer BASKETBALL Student President Members Rhia Mikkor James Cosgriff Club 85 150 Secretary Head Coaches Non-Student TOTAL Eric Chan Andrew Walker (M) Members Members James Fidler (W)
The Melbourne University Basketball Men’s Big V team was once again successful in gaining a finals berth but unfortunately lost in the three game semi final series. The Women’s Big V Team unfortunately let the chance to make the finals slip, finishing outside the top 4.
Regardless, it was a year that saw new CLUB Individual RESULTS Honours players recruited and hopefully this will spur both teams towards a bigger and Representative Team / better 2012 season. Team Division / League Result Club Member Event / Achievement On a domestic level, the Club entered a record number of teams in the Sunday night CYMS Big V – Mens Division 1 / Semi Finalist Scott Cuffe All-Star 5 / Mens Big V winter season competition with 13 men’s and Men Basketball Victoria Division 1 Big V 5 women’s teams competing. Teams also Scott Cuffe Mens Big V Division 1 competed in other domestic competitions such Big V – Womens Division 1 / 7th 150 Games as MSDBA and MMBL. The domestic program Women Basketball Victoria Melanie Fiddler Womens Big V Division 1 saw several teams make finals and win three Big V 50 Games premierships across the various competitions. Men A Grade / MSDBA 2011 Winter Justin Turnley Mens Big V Division 1 Season Premiers Regional tournaments were once again a huge 100 Games success for MUBC with several winning teams Women A Grade / MSDBA 2011 Winter Emel Rowe Mens Big V Division 1 and runners-ups as well as a number of Season Premiers outstanding individual performances. 50 Games
32 Treasurer BOAT Student President Members Peter Antonie James Adams Club 86 118 Secretary Head Coaches Non-Student TOTAL Gary Butcher Alex Henshilwood / Members Members Pete Kupcis
Melbourne University Boat Club continued to enjoy considerable success both domestically and internationally in 2011.
The Club competed in events in North winning ten national titles including a clean on the Yarra, whilst the women won America, Great Britain, New Zealand and sweep of all men’s U23 sweep events. convincingly. The extenstion to the Club Korea, whilst international representatives house was completed with grateful thanks competed in European World Cups and the The Club was successful once again at the to Melbourne University and the Club is World Championships in Croatia. At the Head fo the Yarra, winning both male and poised for a memorable Olympic year in 2012. National Rowing Championships, the Club female headships. The men’s crew were placed second overall on the medal table, runners up in the Australian Boat race held annual report 2011 CLUBS 39
BOAT 13 1st place INDIVIDUAL Club – CONT’D RESULTS
CLUB Individual RESULTS Honours Australian Championship Crew Crew Member(s) Medalists Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement
Open Womens Single Crow 1st Tom Larkins Victoria / Interstate Mens Eight / 2nd Scull James Marburg Victoria / Interstate Mens Eight / 2nd Open Womens Pair Stanley 1st Cameron Victoria / Interstate Mens Eight / 2nd Open Womens Pair Robson, McCarthy 3rd McKenzie-McHarg U23 Mens Pair Poulter, Hookway 1st Josh Booth Victoria / Interstate Mens Eight / 2nd David Webster Victoria / Interstate Mens Eight / 2nd Open Mens Pair Larkins 3rd Yasmin Burraston Victoria / Interstate Womens Eight / 1st Open Womens LW McNamara 2nd Kim Crow Victoria / Interstate Womens Eight / 1st Single Scull Sophie Robson Victoria / Interstate Womens Eight / 1st U23 Womens LW Clark 3rd Phoebe Stanley Victoria / Interstate Womens Eight / 1st Single Scull Lizzie Patrick Victoria / Interstate Womens Eight / 1st U23 Mens Four Sweeney, Poulter, 1st Harrison Casey Victoria / Interstate Mens Eight / 2nd Hookway Henry Meek Victoria / Interstate Mens Youth Eight / 1st Open Mens Atkin, Phelps, Rowlands, 3rd Coxed Four Butcher, Webster Andrew Emmett Victoria / Interstate Mens Youth Eight / 1st Simon Keenan Victoria / Interstate Mens Youth Eight / 1st Open Womens Crow 2nd Double Scull Sam Hookway Victoria / Interstate Mens Youth Eight / 1st Michael Poulter Victoria / Interstate Mens Youth Eight / 1st Open Mens Forsterling 2nd Double Scull Emma McCarthy Queensland / Interstate Womens Eight / 2nd Emma Webley Victoria / Interstate Womens Youth Eight / 3rd Open Womens Four Robson, McCarthy 1st Lucy Stephan Victoria / Interstate Womens Youth Eight / 3rd U23 Mens Emmett, Keenan, Meek, 1st Karsten Forsterling Coxed Four Casey, Webster Victoria / Interstate Mens Single Scull / 2nd Kim Crow Victoria / Interstate Womens Single Scull / 1st Open Mens Four Booth, McKenzie-McHarg, 3rd Marburg Cameron Australia / World Championship Mens Coxless Pair / 7th McKenzie-McHarg U23 Womens LW McLaughlin, Clark 3rd Tom Larkins Australia / World Championship Mens Coxless Pair / 7th Double Scull James Marburg Australia / World Championship Mens Eight / 4th U23 Mens LW Four Alexander, Brown 2nd Josh Booth Australia / World Championship Mens Eight / 4th Open Mens Forsterling 1st Karsten Forsterling Australia / World Championship Mens Quadruple Scull / 1st Quad Scull Phoebe Stanley Australia / World Championship Womens Pair / 3rd U23 Mens Eight Emmett, Casey, Meek, 1st Alice MacNamara Australia / World Championship Womens Light-weight Keenan, Booth, Sweeney, Double Scull / 5th Hookway, Poulter, Webster Will Lockwood Australia / World Championship Mens Coxed Pair / 2nd Open Womens Burraston, Thomas, 1st David Webster Australia / World Championship Mens Coxed Pair / 2nd Eight Stephan, Robson, Crow, McNamara, McCarthy, David Webster Australia / World Championship Mens Light-weight Eight / 1st Stanley, Patrick Kim Crow Australia / World Championship Womens Double Scull / 2nd Open Club Mens Butcher, Rowlands 1st Tim Webster Australia / U23 World Championship Mens Eight / 7th Double Scull Michael Poulter Australia / U23 World Championship Mens Eight / 7th Hannah Clark Australia / U23 World Championship Womens Quadruple Scull / 15th annual 40 CLUBS report 2011
40 CRICKET Student President Treasurer Members Rhia Mikkor James Cosgriff Club 80 120 Secretary Head Coaches Non-Student TOTAL Eric Chan Andrew Walker (M) Members Members James Fidler (W)
Season 2010-11 produced mixed results for the Cricket Club with three of the six teams making the finals.
The women’s team finished highest (3rd) CLUB RESULTS but was eliminated at the semi-final stage. The Third XI won its quarter final but also Division / Team Competition Result went out in a semi-final, while the Fourth XI lost its quarter final. The First XI had some excellent results, including wins over Premier 1st XI 1st XI / 13th eventual premiers Dandenong and Cricket Victoria semi-finalists Geelong, but a lack of Premier 2nd XI 2nd XI / 13th consistency saw it finish lower than its ability Cricket Victoria deserved. Two successful functions were held: the annual business breakfast and, Premier 3rd XI 3rd XI / 7th – Semi through some excellent work by Andrew Cricket Victoria Finalists Burridge and Rachel Derham, a dinner at Premier 4th XI 4th XI / 7th – Quarter Trinity to celebrate all past premierships. Cricket Victoria Finalists Womens CA One Day Central / 3rd – Semi Individual Honours Cricket Victoria Finalists The First XI had Some excellent results, including wins over Mercantile CA A Reserve / 7th Club Member Achievement Cricket Victoria eventual premiers Dandenong and semi-finalists Geelong Ryan Williams Runner-Up Cricket Victoria Curator’s Award
President Treasurer Simon Costello Bernie Angel (Blues) 105 Justin Gray (Blacks) Senior Coaches FOOTBALL Student Tony McInerney (Blues) Marc Woolnough (Blacks) Members Secretary John Kanis (Blues) Club (MEN) 253 358 Andrew Donald Non-Student TOTAL Peter McDonald (Blacks) Members Members Grant Williams (Blues)
The Melbourne University Football Club had a tough year in the Victorian Amateur Football Association.
The 2011 season did not finish as well as The Blues Senior team finished 4th after a very first anticipated with the Senior Blacks slow start to the the seaosn, and unfortunatley dropping some close games in the second were defeated in the first semi final. The Reserves half of the season that ultimately stymied too were narrowly defeated in both their finals their finals aspirations. Nonetheless there games. The Blues Third Team were the pride of were plenty of positives for the year with the Club in 2011, showing enormous camaraderie several young players making their debut and character to make it through to the Grand and the team defeating both grand finalists Final unfortunatley falling at the final hour to during the season. The team was in the become the 2011 Runners-up. top four for the first half of the season The Club has enjoyed a great period of with some great football played. off-field support and volunteer input. annual report 2011 CLUBS 41
FOOTBALL Club (MEN) – CONT’D
CLUB Individual RESULTS Honours
Team Division / League Result Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement
Blues – Seniors Premier A / Victorian Amateur 4th Al Austin VAFA Senior Representative Team Football Association (VAFA) Al Austin VAFA U23 Representative Team Blues – Reserves Premier A-Reserve / VAFA 3rd William Cunningham U19 Best & Fairest (Blues) Blues – Thirds Premier Thirds / VAFA Runners-up David Marshall Senior Thirds Best & Fairest (Blues) Blues – U19 Premier U19 / VAFA 7th Ben Millard Senior Reserves Best & Fairest (Blues) Blacks – Seniors Premier B / VAFA 7th Blacks – Reserves Premier B-Reserve / VAFA 6th Jeremy Mugavin VAFA Senior Representative Team Blacks – Thirds Premier Thirds / VAFA 4th Charles Shaw VAFA U23 Representative Team Blacks – Club 18 Club 18 (1) / VAFA 6th Matthew Torney VAFA Senior Representative Team – Captain Blacks – U19 Premier U19 / VAFA 10th Jack Watts VAFA Premier Grade Equal 3rd Senior Best & Fairest (Woodrow medal) Jack Watts Senior Premier Best & Fairest (Blues)
18 FOOTBALL Student Members President Treasurer Jessica Egan Penelope Green Club (WOMEN) 89 107 Secretary Non-Student TOTAL Head Coach Members Members Tiane Ryman Michael Sandry
The MUGARs underwent a year of junior growth in 2011 bringing the Club to two senior teams, a youth girls (U/18) team and a new U/12 team, the “Mugaroos”.
The Club was actively involved in assisting The Club appointed new Head Coach Michael the possibility of an AFL Victoria managed state at the North Melbourne Auskick centre, Sandry who, working alongside the committee, league in the near future, the Club are looking developing its partnership with the North introduced a number of new initiatives to be positioned as best as possible with Melbourne Football Club and their U/12 including greater opportunities for u/18s to facilities, policies and on-field performances. Girls Academy program, and running a play senior games, a longer preseason for With MUWFC teams now playing at all levels Youth Girls Development Day. senior players leading into the 2012 season of female football in Victoria, the Club is well and clearer rotation and selection policy. With positioned heading into the future.
CLUB RESULTS Individual Honours
Team Division / League Result Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement
Seniors Premier / Victorian 6th Amelia Beadmore Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship Womens Football League Alicia Eva Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship / Assistant Coach (VWFL) Amanda Lazzari Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship Reserves Reserves / VWFL 7th Alex Saundry Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship / Assistant Coach U18 Youth Girls (Western) / 3rd Michaela Perceval Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship VWFL Michaela Perceval Youth Girls (Western) VWFL Equal 7th Competition Best & Fairest Alex Gittings Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship Alex Gittings Youth Girls (Western) VWFL Equal 7th Competition Best & Fairest Sian Wilson Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship Sian Wilson Youth Girls (Western) VWFL 12th Competition Best & Fairest annual 42 CLUBS report 2011
170 FUTSAL Student Members President Treasurer CLUB 87 257 Stephanie Wong Lincoln McPhee Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Members Members Chris Wibowo
Melbourne University Futsal Club had a prosperous year in 2011, both on and off the pitch.
With the strong establishment of the men’s CLUB Individual team in the State league, and the continuing RESULTS Honours commitment and achievements of the Representative Team / women’s team driving the Club’s success. Team Division / League Result Club Member Event / Achievement The success of the Friday Night League hosted at Melbourne University is Girls Womens Division 1 / Runners-Up Daniel Van Reyk FutsazOz / Best & Fairest perpetuated by the increasing demand and Firsts V-League large participation rates of casual players. Girls Womens Division 2 / Runners-Up The Club’s commitment to the promotion Seconds V-League of Futsal was evident by their support of the Goal for Charity Tournament in May. Girls V-League Champions Mens State League 12th
88 President Treasurer Hockey Student Members Paul Boltwood Dom Crowley Secretary Head Coach CLUB 197 285 Tim Paul Boltwood (Men) Non-Student TOTAL Members Members Mattingsbrooke Lou Ciriello (Women)
2011 was a mixed year on-field for the Hockey Club.
Men’s Pennant C capped off a dominant CLUB Individual season with a premiership, but the women’s RESULTS Honours State League 3 team suffered a heart- Division / Representative Team / breaking loss in the Grand Final, denying Team LEAGUE Result Club Member Event / Achievement them promotion after a strong year. Mens Firsts State League 2 7th Paul Boltwood Victoria over 35 / In October, Sydney Uni Hockey Club Mens Seconds Pennant A 8th Australian Mens travelled down to Melbourne for the Masters Championships Centenary Cup, and some great hockey Mens Thirds Pennant C Premiers was on show. Unfortunately SUHC retained Mens Fourths Pennant D 8th Ian Faragher Victoria over 50 Div 1 / Australian Mens Masters the Cup 8-8 on aggregate, having come Mens Fifths Metro West 1 3rd from behind to win the women’s match Championships Mens Sixths Metro West 3 4th 3-2, while MUHC won a see-sawing men’s Richard Victoria over 50 Div 1 / match 6-5. Mens Sevenths Metro West 4 9th Kermonde Australian Mens Masters Womens Firsts State League 3 Runners-Up Championships Off the field, the Club made the significant decision to invest some of their cash Womens Seconds Pennant B 9th Candice Liddy Northern Territory / reserves to seed the University’s new Sport Womens Thirds Pennant C 9th Australian Womens Hockey League / 7th Foundation, establishing a Hockey chapter Womens Fourths Pennant D 10th that it is hoped will grow and support better Womens Fifths Metro 1 North 10th scholarships, services and facilities for hockey players for years to come. The Club Womens Sixths Metro North 3 8th also farewelled its long-serving Secretary Over 40 Mens Veterans A 3rd (and Life Member), Tim Mattingsbrooke, Firsts who has taken up an academic position Over 40 Mens Veterans D West 6th in Germany. Seconds Over 50 Mens Veterans Super 50A 5th annual report 2011 CLUBS 43
6 Lacrosse Student Members President Treasurer CLUB 29 35 Lachlan Kaaden David Newman Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Head Coach Members Members Duncan McKenzie Craig Coffey
The 2011 season for Melbourne University Lacrosse Club was a challenging but productive year.
The Club saw the reformation of the Women’s CLUB RESULTS Individual Honours team after a year without a women’s side, Representative Team / and the Club was greatly encouraged by the Team Division / League Result Club Member Event / Achievement number of new women who were recruited, as well as the return of previous female Men 1 Division 1 / Lacrosse Victoria 8th Taylor Ryan Australian U19 players who had since gone to other clubs. Men 2 Division 2 / Lacrosse Victoria 7th Lacrosse Team The Club’s junior program continued to grow Women B Grade / Lacrosse Victoria 6th Tom Li Australian U19 with 58 junior members in 2011 and an U14 U18 Men Division 1 / Lacrosse Victoria 4th Lacrosse Team team for the fourth consecutive year. This – Reserve U16 Div Division 2 / Lacrosse Victoria 8th junior program is proving to be a great benefit 2 Men to player development with two players selected from the Clubs first ever U14 team U16 Div Division 2 / Lacrosse Victoria 6th selected in the 2011 Australian U19 team. 2 Men U14 Men Division 1 / Lacrosse Victoria 6th
118 NETBALL Student Members President Treasurer CLUB 24 142 Sarah Ellis Erin Douglas Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Head Coach Members Members Rebecca Bray Belinda Crowe
It was another successful year for the Melbourne University Netball Club.
The Club had 18 teams competing in CLUB RESULTS the Parkville Netball Competition in both seasons, in additon to expanding Team Division / LEAGUE Result to incorporate three teams in the Melbourne University Tin Alley Competition. 1 Premier Division 2 / Parkville Netball Association Runners-Up – Autumn All teams competed strongly, with almost half making finals. 2 Premier Division 3 / Parkville Netball Association Semi Finalists – Autumn 3 Premier Division 4 / Parkville Netball Association Premiers – Autumn MUNC 1 finished a close runner-up in the division 2 competition in the Autumn 5 Premier Division 6 / Parkville Netball Association Premiers – Autumn season, gaining promotion to division 1 1 Premier Division 1 / Parkville Netball Association Semi Finalists – Spring where they finished as semi-finalists in 2 Premier Division 2 / Parkville Netball Association 5th – Spring the Spring Season. The other premier 3 Premier Division 4 / Parkville Netball Association 6th – Spring league teams also had succesful seasons, 4 with three premierships and one narrowly Premier Division 5 / Parkville Netball Association Premiers – Spring missing the grand final in extra time. 5 Premier Division 5 / Parkville Netball Association 5th – Spring Over 50 Mens Veterans Super 50A 5th – Spring
Individual Honours
Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement
Elissa Macleod Queensland Firebirds / ANZ Championship / Champions 2011 annual 44 CLUBS report 2011
15 Rugby Student Members President Treasurer CLUB 105 120 Simon Davis Bonny Malik Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Head Coach Members Members Scott Baguley Paul Webster
The Rugby Club’s strong on-field performances throughout 2011 were supported by an enthusiastic group of volunteers.
With a strong coaching team led by Paul Webster with the additions of former Wallaby Peter Grigg, Will Gallagher, Jeff Ivory and the return of fomer MURFC player Campbell Thomson, three of the Clubs four senior sides reached the finals round. The Premier Second team was Victorious and crowned as 2011 Champions for the first time since 1972. A number of MURFC players were selected in a number of representative sides including: Harley Whaikawa, Australian Universities; Netani Qicatabua, Thomas and Sione Kolo, Fijian U20 World Cup team; David Hardisty, CLUB RESULTS Individual Honours Tom Broughton, Rebel Rising as well as many Victorian rugby representatives. Representative Team / Team Division / League Result Club Member Event / Achievement The University of Melbourne, formed an alliance with the Melbourne Rebels and First XV Premier 1 – Dewar Shield 7th Netani Qicatabua Fijian U20 Representative / established a unique $5,000 scholarship / Victorian Rugby Union U20 Rugby World Cup for a talented young Year 12 footballer know as the Young Achiever Award. This award Second Premier 2 / VRU Champions Thomas Kolo Fijian U20 Representative / received substantial coverage through the XV U20 Rugby World Cup Victorian and Melbourne Rebels rugby Third Premier 3 / VRU 4th Sione Kolo Fijian U20 Representative / communities and was announced at the final XV U20 Rugby World Cup Weary Dunlop luncheon in November in front Harley Australain Universities Colts Colts / VRU 3rd 800+ guests. The inaugural recipient was Stefan Whaikawa Representative Prelevic from Melbourne High and the two runners-up were Andrew Gillies from St Kevin’s David Hardisty Rebels Rising and Antony James from Melbourne Grammar. Tom Broughto Rebels Rising
President Treasurer 102 Neil Turner / Jeffery Li / Soccer Student Members Alex Gerner Nicola Vincent CLUB 144 246 Secretary Head Coach / Instructor Non-Student TOTAL Alex Calthrop / Sam Matheas (M) Members Members Rebecca Ryan
2011 was a season of both highs and lows for the Soccer Club.
There were some good wins, a few too many safety. Regardless of team performance or 14 teams across all competitions, with over losses and close draws. The State 3 Seniors score, everyone can be proud of the effort that 200 registered players – making the Club were only three points from promotion and the has gone on each and every week. 2011 was a one of the largest club’s in Australia. Prov. 2 Seniors were only four points from record-breaking year where the Club fielded annual report 2011 CLUBS 45
Soccer CLUB – CONT’D
CLUB RESULTS Individual Honours
Representative Team / Team Division / Competition Result Club Member Event / Achievement
State 3 Seniors – Men State League 3 / North Western 3rd Andrew Bullen MU Soccer Club Thirds Clubman of the Year State 3 Reserves – Men State League 3 Reserves / North Western 5th Rod Clark Provisional 2 Seniors Prov 2 Seniors – Men Provisional Div 2 / South Eastern 12th Best & Fairest Prov 2 Reserves – Men Provisional Div 2 Reserves / South Eastern 5th Heloise Gibb Womens Division 1 Thirds State 3 feeder side – Men Thirds Div 2 / North Western 2nd Best & Fairest Ilari Lehtonen State League 3 Best & Fairest Thirds Provisional 2 feeder side – Men Thirds Div 2 / South Eastern 8th Allan Ng State League 3 Reserves Thirds Div 3 – Men Thirds Div 3 / South Eastern 8th Best & Fairest Thirds Div 4 – Men Thirds Div 4 / North Western 7th Tyrone Pennett Thirds Div 2 South Eastern Thirds Div 4 – Men Thirds Div 4 / North Western 8th Best & Fairest Thirds Div 4 Rangers – Men Thirds Div 4 / North Western 9th Peter Ross MU Soccer Club Clubman of the Year Thirds Div 5 – Men Thirds Div 5 / North Western 9th Eduardo Sousa Provisional Div 2 Reserves Masters – Men Thirds Div 6 / North Western 12th Best & Fairest State Div 1 – Women State League Division 1 / FFV Womens 5th Sam Sweeney Thirds Div 2 North Western Best & Fairest State Div 1 Reserves – Women State League Division 1 Reserves / FFV Womens 5th Keryn Walters FFV Womens State League State Div 3 – Women State Division 3 / FFV Womens 10th Division 1 / Top Goal Scorer
5 SOFTBALL Student Members President Treasurer Club 8 13 Erin Lane Khay Fong Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Head Coach Members Members Kira Sparrow Khay Fong
In 2011 the Club once again fielded a team in the Melbourne Softball Association (MSA) Melbourne Metro League. The MU Angels finished third overall in the A reserve division. A number of Melbourne University Softball Club players (MUSC) were recognised by MSA for their abilities, the most notable is the Service Award given to Tina Lin.
CLUB RESULTS Individual Honours
Team Division / League Result Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement
Angels A Reserve / Melbourne 3rd 2011 Kate Ferguson MU Softball Club Most Improved Softball Association Khay Fong MSA Representative / State Championships Tina Lin MSA Representative / State Championships Tina Lin MSA Service Award Kirra Sparrow MSA Representative / State Championships Kirra Sparrow A Reserve All Star Team Elise Tan A Reserve All Star Team Elise Tan MU Softball Club MVP 2011 annual 46 CLUBS report 2011
62 SQUASH Student President Treasurer Members James Kerner Lucas Bediaga CLUB 37 99 Secretary Head Coach Non-Student TOTAL Jason Wang Garry McIntosh Members Members
The Melbourne University Squash Club had a successful 2011.
The Club added another four SSL CLUB RESULTS Championship pennants to the collection with wins from the Open SSL Autumn B-Res Team Division / Competition Result and D-Res teams, the Women SSL Spring C Grade team and the State 3 Spring team. Women SSL A Runners-Up – Autumn 2011 James Kavourakis remains the Men’s Club Open SSL B – Reserves Champions – Autumn 2011 Champion and Nadine Harber was awarded Open SSL D – Reserves Champions – Autumn 2011 the Women’s Club Champion. Women SSL C Champions – Spring 2011 Open State 3 Champions – Spring 2011 Open SSL B Runners-Up – Spring 2011
30 TABLE TENNIS Student Members President Treasurer Matthew Wajngarten Ronald Chin CLUB 10 40 Secretary Non-Student TOTAL Members Members Matthew Wajngarten
The Table Tennis Club had a successful year in 2011.
The year kicked off with the inaugural Individual Honours Table Tennis Victoria Premier League, a competition involving the very best players Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement from around Australia, with Melbourne University once again entering a team. In Daniel Lim Southern Universities Challenge / Mens Doubles Silver addition to this high performance competition, Barak Mizrachi Arafura Games / Champion Mens Teams the Club hosted the Southern Universities Challenge where they were Runners-up. Barak Mizrachi Arafura Games / Champion Mens Doubles Barak Mizrachi Korean Games / Champion Mens Teams CLUB Barak Mizrachi Oceania Regional Championship RESULTS Tim Nguyen Nationals / Mens Teams – Best Player Division / Matthew Wajngarten Southern Universities Challenge / Mens Doubles Silver Team LEAGUE Result
Blues Premier League / 3rd Table Tennis Victoria Melbourne Metro 3 / TTV 4th University Melbourne Masters A4 / TTV 6th University Melbourne Southern 2011 University Universities Runners- Challenge Up annual report 2011 CLUBS 47
192 Treasurer TENNIS Student President Members Maree Zannis/ Lisa Lovell CLUB 35 227 Janice Yew Head Coach / Instructor Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Gim Kurti Members Members Sean Chee
The Tennis Club’s achieved great success in regional competitions and tournaments in 2011.
The Club started the year by winning two The Club won another premiership in the The Club also participated in the Easter premierships in the Bayside Regional Tennis Tennis Victoria women’s Grade 6 Pennant, Tournament in Shepparton winning men’s Pennant Summer Competition; in the men’s captained by Maree Zannis. A Grade Singles, men’s B Grade Doubles, Singles/Doubles Grade 5 and the women’s mixed B Grade Doubles, men’s C Grade Singles/Doubles Grade 3. The women’s team Gim Kurti and Pricilla Dijuardi were Singles, men’s Under 18 Singles and captained by Lisa Lovell was also awarded awarded the Tennis Victoria Player of the contributing to the men’s A Grade Double the Butterworth Trophy for achieving the Year in their respective pennant grades win. The Club capped off the year by winning highest win/loss ratio across the entire for their exceptional performance during the Australian Corporate Games Tennis Assocation which consists of over 100 teams. the winter season. Championship for the second year in a row.
CLUB Individual RESULTS Honours Division / Team LEAGUE Result Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement
Womens 1 Grade 3 / Bayside Champions – Pricilla Djiuardi Australian Corporate Games / 1st in Open Womens Singles & Doubles Tennis Association 2011 Summer Pricilla Djiuardi Tennis Victoria / Player of the Year Womens 6th Grade Mens 1 Grade 5 / Bayside Champions – Jasper Follows Australian Corporate Games / 1st in Open Mens Singles & 2nd in Open Mens Doubles Tennis Association 2011 Summer Meghan Grant-Botto Shepparton Easter Tournament / Winner B Grade Mixed Doubles Mens 2 Grade 7 / Bayside Runners-Up – Jermain Koh Australian Corporate Games / 3rd in Mens U30 Singles & 6th in Mixed Doubles Tennis Association 2011 Summer Jarrod Rathjen Shepparton Easter Tournament / Winner B Grade Mens Singles & Mixed Doubles Swingers Grade 2 / BDNTA Runners-Up – Gim Kutri Tennis Victoria / Player of the Year Mens 2nd Grade 2011 Autumn Josh Sakareassen Australian Corporate Games / 3rd in Open Mens Doubles Fledglings Grade 3 / BDNTA Champions – Tom Sheahan Shepparton Easter Tournament / Winner A Grade Mens Singles & Doubles 2011 Autumn Ain Simpson Shepparton Easter Tournament / Winner D Grade Mens Singles Racqueteers Grade 3 / BDNTA Runners-Up – Martin Stradling Shepparton Easter Tournament / Winner B Grade Mens Doubles 2011 Autumn Martin Stradling Australian Corporate Games / 3rd in Open Mens Doubles Mens Grade 2 / 3rd Sam Thompson Shepparton Easter Tournament / Winner U18 Singles Pennant 1 Tennis Victoria Renne Tsonga Australian Corporate Games / 1st in Open Womens Doubles Mens Grade 5 / Runners-Up David Watts Australian Corporate Games / 2nd in Open Mens Doubles Pennant 2 Tennis Victoria Tim Widdup Australian Corporate Games / 5th in Mens U30 Singles Mens Grade 7 / 6th Pennant 3 Tennis Victoria Mens Grade 9 / 3rd Pennant 4 Tennis Victoria Mens Grade 10 / 5th Pennant 5 Tennis Victoria Mens Grade 10 / 6th Pennant 5 Tennis Victoria Womens Grade 5 / 3rd Pennant 1 Tennis Victoria Womens Grade 6 / Champions Pennant 2 Tennis Victoria
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120 TOUCH Student President Treasurer Members Paul Rogers Matt Hordern CLUB 58 178 Secretary Head Coaches Non-Student TOTAL Fiona Sartain Joel Polychronopolous / Hamish Members Members McLean / Tim Glazebrook
The Touch Club had another year of success and development.
While the Club did not quite meet the heights of 2010’s extraordinary on-field results, the Club had consistent performances in all tournaments entered. The club also solidified itself in the Victorian Touch League as a competitive franchise, taking out the men’s division minor premiership in its first year as a permit. The club also spent considerable time developing young players while training coaches and instructors. The high level of club participation and well run trainings were again another feature for the Club.
CLUB INDIVIDUAL RESULTS HONOURS
Team Division / League Result Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement
MU Northern Men / Victorian 2011 Minor Finlay Batts Victorian Mens Open / National Touch League Blacks Touch League Premiers / 3rd Finlay Batts Victorian Mixed Open / NSW Country Championships MU Northern Women / Victorian 5th Finlay Batts Male Player of the Year (Touch UM) Blacks Touch League Natasha Cocker Female Rookie of the Year (Touch UM) Parkville Pirates Men / Affiliate’s Cup 3rd Tournament Alice Cooney Victorian Womens Open / NSW State Cup Parkville Pirates Mixed Social / Sale 3rd Damian Fletcher Male Rookie of the Year (Touch UM) Knockout Tournament Tim Glazebrook Victorian Mens Open / National Touch League All Stars Mixed / Sale Knockout Runners-up Jonathan Hibbert President’s Award (Touch UM) Tournament Megan Lane Victorian Womens Open Development Squad Unigames Mixed / Sale Knockout 3rd Megan Lane President’s Award (Touch UM) Tournament Evelyn McCarthur Female Rookie of the Year (Touch UM) Occasionals Men / Sale Knockout 3rd Tournament Hamish McLean Victorian Womens Open – Coach / National Touch League Social Mixed Social / Sale 3rd Michelle Motteram Victorian Womens Open / National Touch League Knockout Tournament Michelle Motteram Victorian Mixed Open / NSW Country Championships Touch UM Mixed Mixed / Parkville Touch 3rd Michelle Motteram Victorian Womens Open / NSW State Cup Association – Summer Michelle Motteram Female Player of the Year (Touch UM) Touch UM Women Women / Parkville Touch Runners-up Michael Rogers Victorian Mixed Open / NSW Country Championships Association – Summer Paul Rogers Victorian Mixed Open / NSW Country Championships AUG Mixed Mixed A / Elwood Park Runners-up Touch Association – Winter Fiona Sartain Club Person of the year (Touch UM) All Star Mixed Mixed A / Elwood Park 3rd Lauren Wilton Victorian Womens Open / NSW State Cup Touch Association – Winter Dan Yee Victorian Mens Open / National Touch League Touch UM Men Men A / Elwood Park Touch 3rd Joel President’s Award (Touch UM) Association – Winter Polychronopolous Touch UM Women Women A / Elwood Park 3rd Touch Association – Winter annual report 2011 CLUBS 49
45 Volleyball Student President Treasurer Members Gus Cirillo Jeremy Majid CLUB 98 143 Secretary Head Coaches Non-Student TOTAL Eric Orton Gus Cirillo (M) / Members Members Vancho Pockov (W)
The Club entered nine teams in the Victorian Volleyball League with three teams making the finals and the junior team winning a Silver Medal.
A number of club members were recognised for their INDIVIDUAL HONOURS individual outstanding performances throughout the year. League Awards included, Player of the Year, Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Chrissie Mahon, Coach of the Year. Vancho Pockov & Rising Star, Tom Swallow. Three Club members Daniel Allison U17 Victoria State Indoor & Beach Team / Champions Australian Junior Championships also achieved League All Star 7 selection to represent Victorian in matches held against Queensland. Daniel Allison U17 Victoria State Indoor & Beach Team / Player Choice Award Michael Cirrilo AVL Men / Team Selection The results of the Club’s junior volleyball program, Michael Cirrilo U21 Victoria State Team / Captain & Bronze Australian Junior Championships which has been growing over the last couple of years, was again extremely promising with nine junior boys Michael Cirrilo U21 Victoria State Team / Overall State MVP; Championship All Star 7 selected to represent Victoria in the Australian Junior Jasmin Bieri VVL Premier Women / League All Star 7 National Championships. Most notably was the Luke Fletcher U16 Victoria School Sport Team / Bronze selection of Tom Swallow and Michael Cirillo in the Luke Fletcher U17 Victoria State Beach Team / Australian Junior Championships Championships All Star 7 team. Michael Cirillo was chosen as the U21 Men’s Team Captain, who was also Tom Hodges VVL Premier Men / Club Most Improved awarded the overall Victorian State Program MVP. Tom Hodges AVL Men / Team Selection A further two boys were invited to attend the Tom Hodges U19 Victoria State Team / Champions Australian Junior Championships Australian Youth Camp held in December. Chrissie Mahon VVL Premier Women / League MVP Of the 10 teams entered into regional Chrissie Mahon Warrnambool / Tournament MVP tournaments throughout the year, 5 were won. Alex Ielo U17 Victoria State Indoor & Beach Team / Australian Junior Championships The combined success of all teams was enough Alex Ielo Club MVP for the Club to win the 2011 Volleyball Victoria Regional Championship Series. Jess McMillan AVL Women / Team Selection Jess McMillan Horshan Tournament / Tournament MVP The Club continues to its involvement in the Australian Volleyball League through the University Trent O’Dea Australian Youth Camp Invitation Blues partnership (both men and women), Vancho Pockov VVL Premier Women / League Coach of the Year providing access to elite competition to a number of Mark Sampson U17 Victoria State Team / Team Selection club members. The 2011 team contained a number Eric Schriber VVL Premier Men / League All Star 7 of club members, one of which, Eric Schriber, was selected as the League Best Defender in the All Eric Schriber AVL Men / Team Selection & League All Star 7 Star 7 team. The Club’s involvement in this Eliza Smith U21 Victoria State Team / Australian Junior Championships program provided an opportunity to host and Eliza Smith Illinois State University / USA Scholarship compete in a three game series against visiting Tom Swallow VVL Premier Men / Club MVP & League Rising Star Chinese Women’s National League Team. Tom Swallow AVL Men / Team Selection Tom Swallow U19 Victoria State Team / Champions Australian Junior Championships CLUB RESULTS Tom Swallow U19 Victoria State Team / Team MVP; Championship All Star 7 Division / Tony Williams U17 Victoria State Team / Champions Australian Junior Championships Team Competition Result Tony Williams U17 Victoria State Team / Team MVP VVL Senior Men Premier / VVL 6th Joseph Yigit U17 Victoria State Team / Champions Australian Junior Championships VVL Reserves Men Reserves / VVL 3rd VVL Div 2 Men Div 2 / VVL 7th VVL Senior Women Premier / VVL 4th VVL Reserves Women Reserves / VVL 6th VVL Div 2 Women Div 2 / VVL 6th Junior State League 1 Div 1 / VVL Silver Junior State League 1 Div 1 / VVL 7th annual 50 CLUBS report 2011
68 Water Polo Student President Treasurer Members Ben Yeo David Danne CLUB 27 95 Secretary Head Coach Non-Student TOTAL Jessica Clark Ben Rees Members Members
2011 was yet another successful year for the Melbourne University Water Polo Club with the Club continuing to grow.
With an increase in membership numbers the Club entered a total of 12 teams across a number of Victorian Water Polo Incorporated (VWPI) competitions during 2011 with varying results from team’s competing in the VWPI Men’s State League 2, 3 & 4 competitions, and the VWPIs Women’s State League 2 & 3 competitions.
Individual Honours CLUB RESULTS
Representative Team / Club Member Event / Achievement Team Division / League Result
Victoria Brown Victorian Tigers / National MSL2 VWPI Winter / Mens State League 2 2nd Water Polo League / 9th MSL3 VWPI Winter / Mens State League 3 6th Victoria Brown Australia / Pan Pacific MSL4 VWPI Winter / Mens State League 4 6th Championships / 5th WSL2 VWPI Winter / Womens State League 2 6th James Woods Victorian Tigers / National Water Polo League / 7th WSL3 VWPI Winter / Womens State League 3 4th Genevieve Victorian Tigers / National MSL2 VWPI State Championships / Mens State League 2 4th Venosta Water Polo League / 9th MSL3 VWPI State Championships / Mens State League 3 5th Genevieve Australia / Pan Pacific MSL4 VWPI State Championships / Mens State League 4 6th Venosta Championships / 5th WSL2 VWPI State Championships / Womens State League 2 8th WSL3 VWPI State Championships / Womens State League 3 4th
17 Weightlifting & Student Members President Treasurer Powerlifting CLUB 56 74 David Jame Chris Schaerf Non-Student TOTAL Secretary Members Members Chris Seville
The Melbourne University Weightlifting & Powerlifting Club continued its competitive success in 2011 with members breaking a number of Commonwealth, Oceanic and National records as well as taking home a number of National and Commonwealth titles and medals.
Off the platform; the Club was the driving force Individual Honours behind hosting the first ever Powerlifting Australia ‘Raw’ Nationals at the Victorian Weightlifting Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Centre and backed up last year’s “Best Ever” Open Nationals with an even better event for the 2011 Michael Censori Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship / Bronze Medalist Open Nationals and the Pacific Invitational. David Jame Australian Raw National Record – Squat 270kg David Jame Australian Raw National Record – Deadlift 302.5kg CLUB RESULTS David Jame Pacific Invitational Record – Squat 338kg Lepeka Nani Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship / Silver Medalist Team Division / League Result Ngheip Luu Australian Open National Record – Deadlift 260kg Ngheip Luu Victoria Extravaganza Record – Deadlift 262.5kg MUWPC 2011 Australian Raw Best Tudor Sava Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship / Bronze Medalist Nationals Club Chris Seville Victoria Extravaganza Record – Squat 290kg MUWPC 2011 Australian Best Open Nationals Club – Katie Tushuizen Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship / Gold Medalist Men annual report 2011 CLUBS 51
1,120 RECREATIONAL Student Members CLUBS 189 1309 Non-Student TOTAL Members Members
Student Non Student TOTAL Club Members Members Members President Secretary Treasurer
Inline Skating 20 0 20 Liz Vardy Val Villain
Mountaineering 378 107 485 Andy Green Roisin Briscoe Heather Couper
Ski 180 20 200 Cat Bonwick Brendan Board Phillip Gao
Snowboarding 157 3 160 Ivan Corro Harriet Deans Andrew Tandoc
Surf Riding 307 20 327 Sami de Marchi Ivan Blackett Brandi Fox
Under Water 28 29 57 Luke Cawley Crystal Keen Alex Law
Water Ski/ 50 10 60 Breanne Cross Steph McManus Justin Watt Wakeboard
599 INSTRUCTIONAL Student Members CLUBS 102 644 Non-Student TOTAL Members Members
Student Non Student TOTAL Head Coach / Club Members Members Members President Secretary Treasurer Instructor
Aikido 32 9 41 James Field Anthony Chui Ying Wan Yap Geoff Freeman
Dance Sport 335 24 359 Daryl Lee Olga Zaytseva Yin Zhang
Karate 25 5 30 Jeffry Kadarusman Vili Lim Kevin Hong
Kendo 29 22 51 Jeffrey Khor Wei Jie Vincent Laiwin Joanna Ting Yakov Macak
Kung-Fu 47 10 57 Shuin Meng Yap Vivienne Yoon Joey Chin
Taekwondo 85 23 108 Liz Fullagar (Rhee) Pauline Trinh Hugh Downes Neil Davis (Rhee) Terry Ng (WTF) Tuan Truong (WTF)
Tai Chi 46 9 55 Clement Poh Evan Hubbard Jonathan Yoon Lily Sun & Wushu annual 52 PEOPLE report 2011
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Geoff Rees Training included two visits to the University Mitchell Anderson of Copenhagen. He is a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine. Geoff Rees is a graduate from Melbourne Mitch Anderson is a University of Melbourne University in law and commerce and is a Law During his spare time he enjoys tennis and alumnus having graduated with a Bachelor Institute of Victoria accredited business Law reading sport biographies. Mark received of Physiotherapy with Honours (1997), a specialist. He has extensive experience in a Full Blue in Tennis in 1981. Bachelor of Science with Honours (1998) business advisory and litigation and is one of and a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor Australia’s leading telecommunications lawyers. of Surgery (2006). He was a Melbourne Lynne Williams University Sport High Performance Geoff has wide corporate governance Scholarship recipient from 2004–2006 and experience, especially in Telecommunications was awarded a Full Blue for Cycling (1997, and educational research institutions. He Dr Lynne Williams is Deputy Secretary, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006). is Rowing Australia’s Legal Counsel. He Economic and Financial Policy Division of the Mitch is an ironman triathlete and has competed at the World Rowing Championships Department of Treasury and Finance. Lynne completed some 20 ironman events, including in the Men’s Lightweight Coxless Four and won is responsible for the provision of high-level five Hawaiian Ironman World Championships Gold in 1974, Bronze in 1975, Silver in 1977 and policy advice and economic and financial (including a best finish of 11th in 2004). While Bronze in 1978. He received a Full Blue in 1976, analysis to the Victorian Government on becoming a professional triathlete in 2008, a Full Blue in 1973 and a Half Blue in 1972 for taxation policies, economic, social and he continues to work as a doctor in general Rowing. Geoff is still an active member of the environmental issues and financial strategy. medicine as well as being a sought-after Melbourne University Boat Club. Lynne joined DTF after holding the position print and television media commentator. of Deputy Secretary, Business Support in the Department of Innovation, Industry James Sutherland and Regional Development. Marieke Guehrer Lynne has worked as an economist in the James Sutherland (Bcom 1988) was a public sector for over 20 years. She has worked Marieke Guehrer is a professional athlete medium-fast bowler who became a versatile in several State and Commonwealth research and current member of the Australian Swim off-field allrounder. Twelfth man for Victoria’s agencies and was Principal Adviser, Research Team. A current world champion and former 1990–91 Sheffield Shield victory, he played four at the (Commonwealth) Productivity world record holder, Marieke has represented first-class matches and became a Level III Commission immediately prior to joining the her country at the Olympics, Commonwealth coach. A chartered accountant, he worked as Victorian Public Service in 2001. Lynne received Games, World Championships and Pan Pacific Finance Manager with Carlton, the AFL club, Full Blues in Athletics in 1974 and 1975. Championships during the last decade. She for six years and in 1998 joined the Australian is a member of the Aussie Swim Team’s Cricket Board as a General Manager, Leadership Group, is on the Executive Commercial. He is a life member of the Margaret AbernEthy Committee of the Australian Swimmers’ Melbourne University Cricket Club, where he Association and is a committee member was also a coach. He played in three first- of her home swimming club, Melbourne Professor Margaret Abernethy is the Dean of the grade premierships during a 17-year career. Vicentre. Outside the pool, Marieke is in Faculty of Business and Economics, Director of the process of completing her Bachelor He is currently the CEO of Cricket Australia. the Graduate School of Business and Economics of Arts majoring in International Relations James received Full Blues in 1989 and 1990 and holds the Sidney Myer Chair of Commerce and Media & Communications, and has and a Half Blue in 1986 for Cricket. and the Chair in Managerial Accounting at the her sights set on a career in the media. University of Melbourne. In 2008 Margaret was Marieke received full blues in 2008 and named Telstra Business Woman of the Year 2009 for swimming. Mark Hargreaves for the Community and Government sector in recognition of her contribution to higher education. She is internationally recognised Mark Hargreaves completed his BSc (1982) as one of the leading researchers in her field and PhD (1989) degrees in physiology at and has taught across a range of subjects at The University of Melbourne and an MA the undergraduate and graduate level and is (1984) in exercise physiology at the Human recognised as an outstanding teacher. Performance Laboratory, Ball State University, USA. His pre-and post-doctoral annual 54 PEOPLE report 2011
MUSA PRESIDENT REPORT
Since 1904, the Melbourne University Sports It is terrific to see our 39 Association (MUSA) has represented the various sporting clubs of the University by sporting clubs continuing to advocating for their needs and advising the prosper at many different but University of their interests. equally important levels. We are proud to have had many In this time, it has been terrific to see clubs excel in their sporting sporting clubs achieve huge success disciplines in local, interstate, whether externally or within the University environment. It is pleasing to see that and international events. 2011 has continued this success. Melbourne University It is terrific to see our 39 sporting clubs At this point, we want to give our thanks to the Sports Association continuing to prosper at many different but many people who volunteer their hours for the equally important levels. We are proud to cause of bettering our clubs. As such, We thank have had many clubs excel in their sporting the MUSA Executive for all their hard work over disciplines in local, interstate, and international the past year – thank you Geoff, James, Alf, events. Correspondingly, MUSA is and are Lisa, Cheryl, Marcus, Bob, Ollie, Nick, Maree, delighted to see clubs continue to increase their Clement, Tanya and others who chipped in along exposure, retain more members, and increase the way. Thank you also to the dedicated alumni participation rates in sport more than in previous involved on the Blues Advisory Board and years. Whether it is a weekday instructional Scholarships Committee. We also thank Tim, training, competitive sporting weekend, or that Rod, Katie, Julie and the team at MU Sport. committee meeting that seems to take that little They continue to promote sport at the bit longer than expected, it is fantastic to see University and we look forward to working so many people involved in the University of with them to ensure sporting clubs get the Melbourne sporting community. While there best possible support. have been challenges along the way, it is pleasing Finally, thank you to the 39 sporting clubs. to see both clubs and individuals support each In particular, thank you to the various club other to ensure that our University upholds its committees that run the on-field and off-field sporting prestige as well as an ever-growing activities of their clubs. You do a sensational participation in healthy lifestyles. job in providing opportunities and experiences MUSA is also delighted to see clubs continue for students, staff and alumni. Please keep it to provide strong social programs in addition up, and we look forward to continuing to work to their on-field activities. While some may with you. And to all involved in sport at the view these as separate occasions, these two University of Melbourne – may you continue the important areas of sport culminate at the outstanding sporting tradition of the University. annual MUSA Dinner and Blues Awards Presentation where the success of the year past is celebrated. In 2011, around 110 past Paul Rogers and present athletes celebrated the success of athletes, teams and clubs as well as 2011 Melbourne University reflecting on the incredible history of sport at Sports Association – President the University. In this particular year, we were excited to host his Excellency the Honourable Alex Chernov, Governor of Victoria in one of his first functions in the role. As always this was a very successful and enjoyable night and we thank Tim Lee, Rod Warnecke, Julie Caundle and the MU Sport team for their support in organising the event. annual report 2011 PEOPLE 55
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Paul Rogers, President Tim Lee James Stewart, Director President Nominee and Chair Geoffrey Vaughan, Patron Alex Affleck Cheryl McKinna Lisa Lovell Operations Manager Ben Yeo Alf Lazer Jean-Luc Garlick James Stewart Business Manager Jason D’Cruz Marcus King P. Joy Villalino Fiona Brown Marketing Manager Tony Steele Cheryl McKinna Rod Warnecke Whitney Campbell Bob Girdwood Sport Development Manager Iain Scott Maree Zannis Craig Bamford Nick Hamley Aquatics & Fitness Coordinator Oliver Nam Donny Blackie Scholarship Membership Coordinator Advisory Committee Tanya Craig
Julie Caundle Director’s Assistant Rod Warnecke, Director Nominee Katie Duncan Cindy McTrusty Sport & Clubs Coordinator Alf Lazer Jen Eslick Guest Services Paul Rogers & Venue Coordinator James Stewart James Garland Marketing Coordinator
Callan Hart Acting Guest Services & Venue Coordinator Ange La Scala Group Fitness Coordinator Tom Lutwyche Competitions Coordinator Elizabeth Tregoning Finance Officer annual 56 PEOPLE report 2011
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FINANCIAL REPORT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2011 AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2011
REVENUE 2011 $ 2010 $ CURRENT ASSETS 2011 $ 2010 $
Fees and Charges 4,005,255 3,910,334 Cash 1,353,149 2,455,114 Investement Revenue 124,871 144,496 Receivables 139,798 113,788 Other Revenue 513,293 571,522 Other 77,273
TOTAL REVENUE 4,643,419 4,626,352 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 1,492,947 2,646,175
LESS EXPENSE NON-CURRENT ASSETS
Employee Related Expenses 2,320,293 2,137,257 Property, Plant & Equipment 11,572,335 10,656,404 Consultants, External Labour 512,175 503,015 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 11,572,335 10,656,404 and Cleaning Depreciation and Amortisation 538,818 613,956 TOTAL ASSETS 13,065,282 13,302,579 Utilities, Repairs 701,424 624,045 and Maintenance Equipment 78,257 52,098 CURRENT LIABILITIES Other Expenses 700,445 663,107 Creditors and Borrowings 96,883 164,978 TOTAL EXPENSE 4,851,412 4,593,478 Provisions 157,442 137,840
OPERATING SURPLUS/(LOSS) (207,993) 32,874 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 254,325 302,818
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
Provisions 93,977 74,787 TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 93,977 74,787
TOTAL LIABILITIES 348,302 377,605
NET ASSETS 12,716,980 12,924,974
EQUITY
Reserves 6,480,161 6,480,161 Retained Surplus / (Accumulated Deficit) 6,236,820 6,444,813
TOTAL EQUITY 12,716,980 12,924,974 GIVE TO annual 58 SPORT report 2011
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