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Southern Inland Swimming Association ~ Executive RIVERINA SWIMMING ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED (Y 15234-40) OFFICE BEARERS 2010/2011 PRESIDENT Mrs Lynne Woodham 22 Wilga St BARELLAN NSW 2665 (02) 69639111/mob 0417 639 110 email: [email protected] SECRETARY Mrs Kellie Thomas ‘Bonshaw’ 1225 Mayrung Rd FINLEY NSW 2713 (03) 58859221/fax 03 58859246 email: [email protected] TREASURER/ Mr Chris Hayes PUBLIC OFFICER 8 Harvey Court DENILIQUIN NSW 2710 (03) 58812151 email: [email protected] RESULTS AND Mrs Marrie Mott, RECORDS 9 Fonte Place, GRIFFITH NSW 2680 (02) 69626109, email: [email protected] REFEREES Mr Chris Hayes, Ms Jane Symons, Mrs Felicity Palmer (03) 58812151 (02) 69931097 (02) 69624326 Mrs Julie Palmer Ms Robyn Connolly Ms Paula Blomfield TRAINEE REFEREES Mr Simon Lee Ms Marrie Mott A.L.E.C. Mrs Felicity Palmer – Convenor and all referees COMMITTEE PROPERTY OFFICER Club Presidents to be responsible SELECTION Marrie Mott (Griffith, Sarah Clyne (Leeton), COMMITTEE Michael Edwards (Deni), Southern Inland Swimming Association ~ Executive President: Albert Williams email: [email protected] Secretary: Barb Blondinau email: [email protected] mob 0420 290 123 Treasurer: Merv Penny email: [email protected] 10 Belar Street West Wyalong NSW 2671 Riverina Association Club Contacts 2009/2010 BARELLAN PO BOX 35 BARELLAN 2665 PRES. Shane Barnes 02 69639453 [email protected] SEC. Emil White 02 69639371 P/Fax [email protected] ENT. SEC. Heather White 02 69639321 Pool TREAS. Norma Zingel 02 69639384 [email protected] COLEAMBALLY C/- Farm 641 Kidman Way COLEAMBALLY 2707 PRES. Sally McFadyen 02 69544086 SEC. Alison Hayes 02 69544641 [email protected] ENT. SEC. Shona Hando 02 69544049 TREAS. Helen Dunbar 02 69548557 DENILIQUIN PO BOX 497 DENILIQUIN 2710 PRES. Chris Henson [email protected] SEC. Anne Romanin [email protected] ENT. SEC. Carol Cavanagh 03 58814464 [email protected] TREAS. Miles Rogers FINLEY PO BOX 4 FINLEY 2713 PRES. Tina Maxwell 03 58833663/03 58839462 fax [email protected] SEC. Ros Burns 03 58839426 [email protected] ENT. SEC. Jinette Leaham TREAS. Pam Nixon 03 58832017 AH GOOLGOWI PO BOX 59 GOOLGOWI 2652 PRES. Max Campbell SEC. Sharon Power 0269651121 ph/fax [email protected] ENT. SEC. Sharon Power 0269651121 ph/fax TREAS. Sue Armstrong 02 69651188/02 69651588 fax [email protected] GRIFFITH PO BOX 678 GRIFFITH 2680 PRES. Gordon Dunlop 0439 901 315 [email protected] SEC. Peter Soligo 02 69636560/0428636560mob [email protected] ENT. SEC. Marrie Mott 02 69626109 [email protected] TREAS. Leonie Moat 02 69644338 [email protected] HAY PO BOX 281 HAY 2711 PRES. Linda Stewart 02 69931272/0428168994mob [email protected] SEC. Lesa Arandt 0269931622 /0411190706 mob [email protected] ENT. SEC. Natalie Arandt 02 69931695/0429931481mob [email protected] TREAS. Carol Oataway 02 69931270w/02 69931888h/0412109539mob [email protected] JERILDERIE C/- 'Kularoo’ Conargo Rd JERILDERIE NSW 2716 PRES. Gaila Smith 03 58861513 ph/fax [email protected] SEC. Shelley Barlow [email protected] ENT. SEC. Rozie Kennett 03 58861772 [email protected] TREAS. Michelle Read 03 58861662 LEETON PO BOX 485 LEETON 2705 PRES. Shane Creece 02 69535079 [email protected] SEC. Sarah Clyne 02 69536622/0437278136mob [email protected] ENT. SEC. Jenny Meline mob 0488061110 TREAS. Jenny Meline 02 69532177 [email protected] NARRANDERA PO BOX 263 NARRANDERA 2700 PRES. Simon Lee mob 0409744751 [email protected] SEC. Sharyn Rowlands 02 69591277w/02 69591240h [email protected] ENT. SEC. Tamra Beaumont 02 69593366 [email protected] TREAS. Heather Coddington 02 69594044w/02 69591706h mob 0428591706 [email protected] YANCO PO BOX 211 LEETON 2705 PRES. Joe Iannelli 02 69532403/0428532403mob [email protected] SEC. Rebecca West [email protected] ENT. SEC Rebecca West TREAS. Maria Iannelli 02 69532411h/0428532403mob [email protected] HILLSTON PO BOX 213 HILLSTON PRES. Gail McMurdo 02 69675300 [email protected] SEC. Ita Milthorpe 02 69674132 [email protected] ENT. SEC. TREAS. Karen Hewitt 02 69672151 [email protected] MEET ~ ENTRY PROCEDURE ALL CLUBS: You must be affiliated with SISA & SNSW to hold a meet. Southern Inland Swimming Association meets will be conducted under the Rules and By-Laws of Swimming Australia Limited and Swimming NSW Limited. Note that races have only one start. All competitors must be registered swimming members of Swimming NSW Limited and members of a club affiliated with the Southern Inland Swimming Association or a kindred association. The age of a swimmer is determined to be the age on the day of the meet. Refer to the SPEEDO AGE SERIES POSTER for age and eligibility rules. Host clubs may accept electronic or multi entry cards for entries where automatic timing is to be used. Entry Cards for Championship, Non championship and Speedo events must show the swimmer’s personal best time for the event in minutes, seconds and hundredths of seconds. i.e. 1 min 26.87sec = 1:26:87 or 0 min 54.61sec = 54:61 These events are conducted as timed finals. Entry Cards for Handicaps are shown as minutes and whole seconds i.e. 1 min 26.87sec = 1:27 or 0 min 54.61sec = 55 The host club will determine the cut off times for handicap divisions, with a maximum of 4 Divisions. Handicap Procedure notes must be followed. Heats and Finals will be swum in Handicap events with the following adjustments to zero or break time. Freestyle A, B, C, Divisions 2 seconds D Division 4 seconds Form Strokes A, B, Divisions 2 seconds C, D, Divisions 4 seconds Entry Fees are set by the host club. Entry fees for relay events are at discretion of host club All entries are to be submitted via the swimmer’s club entry secretary and be with the host club by the closing date. The host club has discretion in accepting late entries however no entries will be accepted on the day of the carnival with the exception of RELAY entries. Qualifying Times: Suggested Entry Times Non C/ship BOYS GIRLS 800m Freestyle 16:00:00 16:00:00 400m Freestyle 8:00:00 8:00:00 An event may be cancelled or rescheduled at the discretion of the District Executive or Referee. DAY OF CARNIVAL 1. Commencement time 10:00am unless otherwise advised. (except final meet at Griffith 11:00am) 2. Pools should be available for warm up at least one hour before the advertised starting time. Host clubs MUST have clearly defined warm up procedures and a supervising adult for warm up periods. 3. Competitors should obtain a program and check that their entries are shown in correct events. Team managers should advise recorders of withdrawals or incorrect entries on arrival at the pool and preferably half an hour prior to start time. 4. Claim of Entry Handicap, Long Distance and Concurrently run events will be called by Marshals an event at a time. It is essential that withdrawals are notified early to ensure that the meet is run with full heats. For other events swimmers should report to marshalling 3 events prior to their scheduled event and tell the marshal that they are present, and remain in the marshalling area until directed by officials to move to the starting area. 5. When instructed by the check starter, promptly move to a position behind the timekeepers on your lane. 6. As soon as the preceding heat commences, step forward and present your card (manual meets) to the timekeeper on your lane or to the check starter for long course 50m events. On completion of the previous heat step forward to behind your block. 7. The starter will announce the event number, heat, distance and stroke. For handicaps the check starter will tell the swimmer the starting number. 8. The referee will give a long crescendo blast on the whistle to signal competitors to take up a position on the starting block. For backstroke or medley relay events swimmers should enter the water and a second long whistle will advise swimmers to take up their starting positions in the water. 9. The starter will give the command TAKE YOUR MARKS and the swimmers will IMMEDIATELY take up their starting positions with at least one foot at the front of the starting block and REMAIN STATIONARY. (for handicaps the command is GET READY. ) 10. When all competitors are stationary the starter will give the starting signal. Any swimmer starting before the starting signal has been given shall be disqualified. If the starting signal is given before the disqualification is declared, the race shall continue and the swimmer shall be disqualified on completion of the race. For handicaps the starter will call “GO, 1, 2, 3, 4 etc” and the swimmers must be stationary at the call of their number. 11. Should a START RECALL occur, the starter shall repeat the starting signal and the false start rope will be dropped to recall the swimmers to their starting position. The start procedures will the recommence. 12. Swimmers must finish in the lane in which they start and remain in the water in their lane at the finish until the referee signals the competitors to leave the water. They should promptly leave the water by the side of the pool. This applies to the last swimmer in the relay team. Other relay team members must leave the pool promptly after completing their swim, without interfering with swimmers in other teams. BROPHY and SPEEDO SELECTION CRITERIA The Brophy and Speedo Teams will be selected by the Southern Inland Swimming Association. Those persons eligible will be contacted by SISA personnel.
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