annual report 2010 melbourne university sport team chairman’s report

Melbourne University Sport MUS Board It is with great pleasure that I am able to present the 2010 Annual Report. This year was both an exciting and challenging time for Mr Tim Lee Mr Geoff Rees (Chair) sport at the University of Melbourne and the report highlights Mr Alex Affleck Dr Lynne Williams and celebrates the many achievements of our student athletes, Mr Jean-Luc Garlick Dr Mitchell Anderson sporting teams and clubs. Additionally the report also outlines the impressive range of programs offered each year that support the Mr Rod Warnecke Professor Mark Hargreaves campus community to engage in regular physical activity. Ms Katie Duncan (from October) Mr James Sutherland Earlier in the year the board, staff and key stakeholders dedicated Mr James Garland Ms Genevieve Grant significant time and energy to the development of the strategic Mr Donny Blackie Professor John Dewar plan for sport, fitness and recreation titled the ‘University of Ms Ange La Scala Mr Tim Lee Melbourne Strategic Plan for Sport, 2010–2115’. This was a Mr Craig Bamford significant achievement and the plan will be invaluable in guiding our future actions in ensuring that the University of Melbourne Mrs Julie Caundle MUSA Executive is the leading sporting University in the country for performance, Ms Elizabeth Tregoning participation and quality of facilities. Mr Paul Rogers (Co-President) Mr Callan Hart Mr Marcus King (Co-President) At the end of the year the board farewelled student member Mr Tom Lutwyche Genevieve Grant and I would like to thank her for her contribution Ms Lisa Ng Ms Kristie Dench (to June) to sport at the University and wish her well for the future. I would Mr Alf Lazer also like to thank my fellow board members, MU Sport staff and Ms Cheryl McKinna our dedicated volunteers and coaches for their fantastic efforts in Blues Advisory Board Mr Bob Girdwood 2010. I would also like to thank the University senior management team for their continued support. Mr Paul Rogers (Chair) Ms Kirsten Long Finally I hope that you find the report both informative and Ms Cheryl McKinna Mr James Stewart entertaining. Mr Peter Hone Ms Caitlyn Hallett Geoff Rees – Chairman Mr Jason D’Cruz Mr Ben Phillips Ms Fiona Brown Mr Tony Steele Ms Cindy McTrusty Mr Iain Scott

2 3 director’s report sport at the university of melbourne

It is with great pleasure and satisfaction that I reflect on the Sport at the University of Melbourne Key Achievements achievements of sport at the University of Melbourne this year. 2010 was another outstanding year for sport and I hope that the Sport has a special significance for the University through the Participation performance of sporting clubs, teams and high profile athletes that report captures some of the excitement and passion that engaging MU Sport facilities and programs provided over 1 million participant enhance the reputation of the University. The vision for sport is in sport, fitness and recreation activities at all levels generates. opportunities in 2010 including: that the University of Melbourne is the leading Australian university I would like to acknowledge the many people and organisations in sporting performance, participation and quality of facilities. • 5,000 students, staff and community joined the fitness centre with who have been dedicated to improving the position of sport at the over 222,000 individual visits University. They include: Melbourne University Sport • 39 active sport and recreational clubs with over 5,000 members • The staff at Melbourne University Sport and members of the MU competing in community, regional and international competitions Melbourne University Sport (MU Sport) is a semi-autonomous Sport Board in particular the very dedicated chair Mr Geoff Rees. as well as providing a range of instructional activities department of the University and provides sport, fitness and • MUSA Council and Executive including co Presidents Paul Rogers • 46,216 participants in 2,317 group fitness classes and 52,000 recreation programs and facilities for students, staff and the and Marcus King and the Blues Advisory and Scholarships visits to the pool alumni. The Director reports to the Provost and the MU Sport Committees. • Event managed the Collegiate Sports program with 20 separate Board, the body set out under statute by the University Council to competitions providing over 3,000 participant opportunities • The club committees, coaches, support staff and in particular oversee the operations of the department. the active sport alumni and club sponsors who assist in keeping • 900 students and staff involved over the 36 weeks of the Campus the clubs viable and successful. MU Sport is responsible for the Sport Capital Improvement Plan Sport program for the development of campus and off campus facilities and • The managers, coaches and athletes of ‘Team Melbourne’ at • 6,500 individual bed nights at the Ski Lodge at Mt Buller manages a range of University facilities including the buildings and Australian University Sport (AUS) events who ensure that we are grounds located on the Sport Precinct, the University Ski Lodge at always passionate and more that just competitive. Performance Mt Buller and University Boat House on the Yarra River. • The staff and Board at AUS and fellow university sporting bodies • Six Australian University Championships titles who continue to collaborate for the good of the university sport MU Sport employs 12 permanent and contract staff, more than • Support, financial and in-kind, provided to 125 student elite industry despite fierce on-field rivalries. 80 casual staff and approximately 60 sporting club employees athletes of which 28 represented Australia at international senior • Students and staff at the University who continue to support including managers, coaches, instructors, medical staff and other level across 16 different sports our activities in ever increasing numbers and provide us with officials in the operational areas of Sport Development, Fitness important feedback. and Facility Operations and Business Development. Profile • The Provost John Dewar and the University’s Senior Executive • Development and approval of the Elite Athlete and Performers for their continued support and recognition of the contribution Entry Scheme that sport and recreation makes to the University. MUS and the • Completion of the Strategic Plan for Sport Board is particularly appreciative of the ongoing financial support from the University. Financial and physical Resources • Special mention must be made of the MUSA Treasurer Alf Lazer • Three year University funding secured who after many years of dedicated volunteer service to sport at • Operating surplus posted after 3 years of consecutive deficits the University was rewarded with a University Gold Medal at a • Launch of Cricket Club Foundation graduation ceremony during the year. • Commenced construction of the $2.9m extension to the Boat Thank you House Tim Lee – Director of Sport Governance and Management

• Joint appointment of Boat Club Manager

4 5 strategic plan for sport

Pillars Governance and management

Participation That sport at the University is governed and managed effectively at all levels and is successful in achieving the strategic goals. That the students, staff and the broader University community regularly participate in sport, fitness and recreation activities that Success will be achieved when sport is governed and managed encourage a balanced lifestyle and build a healthy community. according to industry best practice, financial and strategic objectives are regularly achieved and positive stakeholder Success will be achieved when programmes, services and relationships are managed effectively. VISION facilities are appealing, relevant and convenient and cater for the constantly changing requirements of the University community. People That the University of Melbourne will be the leading Australian university for sporting performance, Performance That quality staff, coaches, club managers and volunteers are attracted to sport at the University by our positive organisational level of participation and the quality of facilities. That athletes, clubs and teams compete successfully at the culture and opportunities for success. highest level and participation establishes a lifelong connection to the University. Success will be achieved when sport can attract and retain qualified and committed people who embrace the values Success will be achieved when the University is recognised as of professionalism, customer focus, leadership, continuous the leading sporting University in the country and attracts the improvement, integrity and teamwork. ‘best and brightest’ local and international high performance PURPOSE student athletes.

To provide quality sport, fitness and recreation Enablers opportunities that enhance the reputation of the University. Profile

That the profile and performance of our student athletes, teams and clubs, the opportunities for participation and the quality of our sport facilities enhance the reputation of the University. PILLARS Success will be achieved when the benefits of regular physical activity, the performances of our athletes, teams and clubs Participation Performance and sport facilities feature prominently in University strategic documents and promotional material and are profiled extensively in the media.

Financial and physical resources

That the financial and physical resources available ensure the provision of quality facilities and support participation and performance programmes. Success will be achieved when support for capital development ENABLERS is secured and improved operational performance and increased advancement activity has increased financial sustainability. Profile Financial Governance People and physcial and resources management

6 7 key highlights

January: • John Kanis (Football Club – Blues) is awarded the Service September: – Will Lockwood (Boat Club), James Marburg (Law) and to Sport Award at the Australian University Sport Awards in Cameron McKenzie-McHarg (Business & Economics) take the • Daniel Braunsteins (Science) wins National U23 Road Cycling Sydney. Marieke Guehrer (Arts) is presented with a President’s • Basketball Club’s men’s Big V Division One team claims their bronze in men’s Eight Criterium in Ballarat Commendation for her record gold medal haul at the previous second successive Championship title, defeating Geelong 2–0 – Angus Tyers (Boat Club) and David Webster (Boat Club) win Australian University Games in the GF series February: the silver medal in the men’s Lightweight Eight – David also • The University’s skiers and snowboarders reclaim the title of coxes the men’s Pair to the gold medal • Second year Architecture student Katya Crema represents June: Australian University Champions at Mt Buller Australia at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games, finishing – Karsten Fosterling (Boat Club) wins bronze in the men’s Quad • Kim Crow (Arts/Law) becomes Australia’s first international • Chelsea Mullens (Arts) represents Australia at the World Scull 15th in Skier Cross and medalist in the women’s single scull, taking bronze at World Cup University Championship – Shooting Poland, finishing 26th in the • Tom Barnes (Biochemistry & Microbiology PhD) competes in #2 in Germany 25m Air Pistol and 35th in the 10m Air Pistol – Sarah Heard (Boat Club) wins silver in the women’s Four IAAF World Race Walking Cup in Mexico – in the 50km Walk! • Alumna Judith Scarrott (Arts) awarded the Medal of the Order – Alice McNamara (Science) finishes 4th in women’s Lightweight October: of Australia in the 2010 Queen’s Birthday honours list for her Double Scull March: service to the Bendigo community • The University’s Men’s Basketball, Cycling and Women’s Netball – Phoebe Stanley (Science) finishes 4th in women’s Pair teams each win Gold and are crowned National Champions at • Physiotherapy alumnus Cameron Rahles-Rahbula claims bronze • Alex Phillipos (Business & Economics) represents Australia at • Melbourne and Sydney universities face off in a Men’s and a the Australian University Games in Perth medals in the men’s Slalom Standing and Super Combined the World University Championship – Taekwondo, finishing in Women’s Eight in the second annual Australian Boat Race held Standing disciplines for Australia at the 2010 Vancouver Winter the first round in the men’s 80kg division • Melbourne University students and club members at the 2010 over a 7.3km course over Sydney Harbour – Sydney wins the Paralympic Games. Delhi Commonwealth Games: men’s race and Melbourne wins the women’s race. Melbourne July: • Athletic Club members Jack Ingram and Jarod Pageot, claim – Arts student and Melbourne University High Performance led the race aggregated 3–1 National Championships at the 2010 Australian Junior Athletics • First year Bachelor of Commerce student Dylan Alcott wins gold Scholarship athlete Marieke Guehrer wins the Silver Medal in December: Championships in Sydney at the World Wheelchair Basketball Championships in England. the women’s 50m Butterfly. • The University Oval hosted Cricket Victoria’s Premier First XI He’s also named in the tournament’s All-star Five. – Dentistry student Jeff Tho narrowly loses his Round of 16 • The University’s Cricket team wins the Australian University Grand-final for the second successive year • University Blues claim the women’s silver in the Australian Badminton Singles match Championship – Twenty20 in Ballarat Volleyball League to the WA Pearls (23-25, 19-25, 25-18, 16-25) • University Blues win their first men’s gold medal in the Australian April: – Guehrer adds a 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Gold Medal to her • Aislinn Prendergast (Engineering) and Vanessa Round (Science) Silver from the 50m Butterfly. Volleyball League, defeating the AIS (28–26, 25–20, 19–25, • Athletic Club members total 13 at the 88th Australian Athletics 25–21) represent Australian at the 2010 World University Orienteering – First year Commerce student Grace Loh finishes fifth in the Championships and Commonwealth Games Trials in Perth Championships in Sweden. Prendergast’s best finish is in the final of the 50m Backstroke. • 2010 Annual Sports Awards and Blues Dinner Held in the Prince Long Distance discipline (52nd) while Round finishes 13th in the – MUAC Club member Lisa Weightman wins the bronze medal Philip Theatre and University House respectively Middle Distance event in the Women’s Marathon. • Marieke Guehrer (Arts) named the 2010 Lazer-Law Medalist August: • Ormond and St. Hilda’s win the men’s and women’s College • Olympic Marathon runner and MUAC Club member Lisa • Angus Campbell (Science) represents Australia at the World Athletics titles respectively Weightman wins gold in the Nagano Olympic Commemorative University Championship – Flatwater Canoe in Poland. Campbell Marathon in Japan finishes 8th in the K2 and K4 1000 November: May: • Second year Dental Science student Jeff Tho named in the • Boat Club contributes 11 members to Australia’s team of 50 for Australian Badminton to team to compete at the 2010 Delhi the 2010 World Rowing Championships in New Zealand: • Trinity and Queen’s Colleges win the men’s and women’s College Commonwealth Games – Josh Booth (Science) finishes 7th in men’s Four Rowing First VIII respectively • Baseball Club women’s team win their 7th consecutive – Kim Crow (Arts/Law) wins silver in women’s Double Scull and • Queen’s and St. Hilda’s win the men’s and women’s College premiership when they beat Doncaster 12 – 0 in the Dandenong finishes 4th in women’s Quad Scull Swimming titles respectively Baseball Association Women’s Winter League Grand Final

8 9 Participation That the students, staff and the broader University community regularly participate in sport, fitness and recreation activities that encourage a balanced lifestyle and build a healthy community. fitness programs and services

Group Fitness Strength & Fitness Gym Aquatics

total class attendance average class attendance overall gym attendance beaurepaire pool total swim visits per month

7000 1000 25000 2009 2010 6000 2007 2008 2009 2010 900 6000 800 5000 20000 5000 700 4000 4000 600 15000 500 3000 3000 400 10000 2000 300 2000 200 5000 1000 1000 100 0 0 0 0 x p i e s p a p ox Tr te rn Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec B oga ou itball um i Bo Y Bu F io alanc Pila e Gr Zumb Ta d dy Ste Cycling B Hip Hop ar Bo dy Rop Run C Body Attack Body P Bo

Gym attendances tracked similar to 2009, with a slight drop off Average pool attendances per month continued to grow for the Group Fitness attendance for 2010 was steady throughout the Our overall class averages for the year were up during our towards the end of the year. $60k from the capital improvement first half of 2010, before dropping slightly from June through to year and exceeded 2009 total attendance figures. Our strongest Semester timetables and slightly down in the reduced timetable. plan was used to upgrade aging treadmills, and purchase November. Weather conditions throughout this period would four programs for 2010 were Body Pump with a total of 11,770 2010 showed an average of 20.95 participants per class. MUS additional equipment including spin bikes, upperbody ergo’s, reflect on attendances. Casual, 10 and 20 visit cards still sold well participants, Yoga with 6692 participants, Body Step with 5749 is looking forward to those numbers increasing 2011 with the cross trainers and rowing ergo’s. Additional minor equipment throughout the year and exceeded budget expectations. participants and Pilates with 4924 participants. purchases were directed towards functional training tools to follow commencement of the Semester 1 timetable with the variety and Pool bookings were again expanded, with University high moving a more holistic approach to fitness. Our newest programs to the 2010 timetable were RopeBurn, professional, enthusiastic staff to make each participants visit a their term 4 swim program to MUS, utilising quieter periods. While introduced in Semester 1, Run group introduced mid year and memorable experience. Bootcamp was again popular with participants choosing to either Propulsion Aquatic swim school again provided a great service to Zumba which was launched at Melbourne University Sport in brave the early 6:30 start or give up their lunch break for the students, staff and their families Semester 2, 2010 with great success. 45min 12pm class. Class numbers increased, with an average of 18 morning and 10 lunch time participants per session. While the introduction of a continuous lunch time schedule was well received.

10 11 Participation

Campus Sport Boot Camp

Campus Sport continued to be a key provider of opportunities for Bootcamp was again popular with participants choosing to either students and staff of the University to get active and participate in brave the early 6:30 start or give up their lunch break for the a fun, social lunchtime program with friends and work colleagues. 45min 12pm class. Class numbers increased, with an average Each semester provided social competition opportunities for men’s of 18 morning and 10 lunch time participants per session. The and mixed Soccer and mixed Netball. Mixed Basketball was also decision to keep the lunchtime Boot Camps on a continuous played in semester two. The popularity of these sports ensured weekly schedule was well received. each competition was near-full, with a number over-subscribed. The total number of game opportunities for participants in 2010 was 4,546 (slightly down on 2009 figures due to our inability to conduct mid-year and end-of-year seasons). Soccer continued to be the most popular sport in 2010 with 2,784 games opportunities for participants.

Sport Semester One Semester Two Men’s Soccer O rei do football Internazionale Melbourne Mixed Soccer Ladies Men Ladies Men Mixed Netball Always Andys Wolves Mixed Basketball Team Mickey

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12 13 Participation college sport

Ten colleges of the University of Melbourne competed across 24 sporting competitions in 2010. Queen’s College was victorious in five 2010 College Sport Overall Points sporting competitions, while Newman, Ormond, St. Hilda’s and Trinity all won three each. College Tickner Cup Cowan Cup Holmes Shield 2010 College Sport Champions Overall Place (Weighting) Men’s Place (Points) Women’s Place (Points) Queen’s 1st (3.01) 1st (345) 1st (315) Sport Men’s Champion Women’s Champion Kendall Hall 2nd (2.67) 6th (95) 6th (140) Athletics Ormond St. Hilda’s St. Hilda’s 3rd (1.95) 5th (130) 2nd (255) Badminton – Mixed International House Newman 4th (1.55) 3rd (250) 4th (170) Cricket – First XI Newman – Ormond 5th (1.32) 2nd (295) 5th (165) Cricket – Second XI Kendall Hall – Trinity 6th (1.25) 4th (160) 3rd (205) Football – First XVIII Newman Ormond University College 7th (0.65) 7th (65) 7th (65) Football – Second XVIII University College – St. Mary’s 8th (0.63) 9th (40) 8th (60) Hockey Queen’s Trinity International House 9th (0.4) 8th (60) 9th (50) Netball – Firsts – Newman Whitley 10th (0.15) 10th (5) 10th (15) Netball – Seconds – University College Janet Clarke Hall 11th (0.00) 11th (0) 11th (0) Rowing – First VIII Trinity Queen’s International House 9th (0.4) 8th (60) 9th (50) Rowing – Second VIII Queen’s Trinity Whitley 10th (0.15) 10th (5) 10th (15) Soccer Newman St. Hilda’s Janet Clarke Hall 11th (0.00) 11th (0) 11th (0) Softball – Kendall Hall Squash – Mixed Queen’s – Swimming Queen’s St. Hilda’s Volleyball Ormond Trinity

14 15 Participation community events

Students, staff, alumni and friends of the University were again University of Melbourne corporate marquee with its cloak-room, invited to participate in three community events in 2010 - The massage services, complimentary food and drink and outdoor Melbourne Marathon, Bicycle Victoria’s Around the Bay in a Day sitting/recovery area was also very well received. and Vice-Chancellor’s Cup – the University of Melbourne Golf Day. Just one week after the Marathon saw more than 100 participants Participating within the University of Melbourne team meant that get on their bikes and ride various distances around Port Phillip the runners and cyclists both scored themselves a free University Bay on Sunday 17 October. And greeting the riders as they crossed of Melbourne signet or cycling jersey. the finish line was the University’s marquee set-up between the A VC Cup record of 60 keen golfers took part in the forth annual Melbourne University Boathouse and the Yarra River. There riders Vice-Chancellor’s Cup – the University of Melbourne Golf Day on could grab a piece of complimentary fruit, some lollies or recover Friday 13 May. Played at the Woodlands Golf Club, golfers enjoyed with a PowerAde. a gourmet BBQ and presentations in the clubhouse immediately after their Team Ambrose competition. The winners for 2010 were the Faculty of Medicine Some 200 participants walked, jogged and ran distances from 5.5km through to the 42.2km marathon as part of the St. George Melbourne Marathon on Sunday 10 October. The highlight for most participants was finishing their event with a lap of the MCG. The

Around the Bay in a Day 2010 2009 2008 2007 Students 36 58 46 48 Staff 38 42 49 76 Alumni & Friends 29 25 28 35 Total Participants 103 125 123 159

Melbourne Marathon 2010 2009 2008 2007 Students 113 176 77 12 Staff 20 24 12 20 Alumni & Friends 19 21 12 9 Total Participants 152 221 101 41

Vice-Chancellor’s Golf 2010 2009 2008 2007 Total Participants 60 54 54 48

16 17 PERFORMANCE That athletes, clubs and teams compete successfully at the highest level and involvement establishes a lifelong connection to the University. university sport

The University of Melbourne continued to be one of the With the Australian University Championship – Distance Running leading forces in University Sport in 2010, winning six national being held as part of the 2010 Melbourne Marathon in October, championships. Men’s Basketball, Cricket – Twenty20, Cycling, Melbourne’s largest University Sport team evolved from this Distance Running, Women’s Netball and Snow Sports were all event. Yet it was quality rather than quantity that enable our team successful in winning at the Australian University Championships. to win back-to-back national championships. Elizabeth Dornom (Physiotherapy) crossed the line first in the women’s Marathon, Having the Australian University Championship – Snow Sports Joji Mori (Science) placed second in the men’s Half Marathon being hosted on our home mountain of Mt Buller was always going while Harry Smithers (Science) and Sophie Barker (Science) took to be an advantage, but we still needed to ski and board in good silver in the men’s and women’s 10km respectively. numbers to reclaim this national championship in mid-August. Australian skiing representatives Katya Crema (Environments) and Travelling to Ballarat in early December for the Australian University Anton Grimus (Commerce) dominated the alpine events, while Championship – Cricket Twenty20, the University’s cricketers were team stalwart Whitney Campbell (Law) carved up the slopes on looking to atone for a dismal performance at the previous year’s her snowboard. And with strong performances from the entire championship. And atone they did, with a convincing gold-medal team, Melbourne did ski and board well enough to win its fourth performance against UNSW having previously accounted for the national championship from the past six years. likes of Sydney and Monash in the preliminary games. Charles Shaw (Commerce) made a half century in the final, while Steven Fast-forward to the Australian University Games in Perth and Tom Reid (Science) was our best bowler for the tournament. Stephens (Environments) and Tom Bicknell (Physiotherapy) led our basketballers to a convincing tournament victory for our first The University was also National Runners-up in Touch – Mixed and Basketball national championship since 2002. Having comfortably bronze medallists in Baseball, Surfing, Tennis – Men and Water Polo progressed through the preliminary rounds, Melbourne defeated – Men (see Australian University Sport Team Results table for all home-town UWA in the semi-final 67–64 before demolishing other team performances). Numerous individual medals were won Griffith in the gold-medal game 69–40. in Athletics, Cycling, Kendo, Rowing, Swimming and Taekwondo (see Australian University Sport Outstanding Individual Results). Having lost mantle of Cycling national champions to UWA in 2009, our cyclists were also after redemption at the Games in Perth. The University placed fourth overall on points at the Australian Lachlan Norris (Science) flew in to Games direct from the Tour of University Games behind UWA, Monash and Sydney. We also Langkawi and immediately asserted his dominance by winning finished fourth on the Australian University Sport Overall University the Road Race. He later teamed up with Eric Sheppard and the Champion points table (combining AUG and AUC points). On the two Victorian Institute of Sport cyclists smashed all-comers in the basis of Australian University Championships won for 2010, we Pairs Time Trial. These results, couple with solid performances in finished equal third with ECU with six national championships – one the Individual Time Trial and Criterium where enough to reclaim behind UWA and eight behind Sydney, but one more than Monash. the Australian University Championship – our eight Cycling title in nine years! Like our Cycling team, women’s Netball has been the dominant force of the past decade of University Games with two national championships, two runners-up and two third places. Having gone down to Monash in 2009, the team was hell-bent on reclaiming the mantle of national champions and Coach Alice Stephens (Education alumna) had recruited a formidable squad comprising VNL and Netball Club players. Cruising through the preliminary games, the team defeated Monash in the semi-final 36–30 and went on to eclipse surprise-packet La Trobe 42–32 in the gold medal game.

University Sport by the Numbers

Australian Number of Sporting Number of Sporting Number of Number of AUS University Sport Competitions Competition Team AUS National Green & Gold Representative Medals Championships Selections 782 38 12 6 36

18 19 PERFORMANCE sports awards

Seventeen clubs shared 66 University of Melbourne Sports Blues weekly club training sessions with a focus on up-and-coking (26 Full and 40 Half) which were awarded across 25 Australian players and University Games, and organised the Club’s largest University Sport competitions in 2010. tournament cohort of some 60 members for the annual Sale Knock- out event. He also managed to play in the Club’s VT League minor Blues of note included Sophie Barker (Science) being awarded premiership-winning men’s team as well as the Australian University her third Full Blue for Athletics and Distance Running, Finlay Games Mixed team who claimed the silver medal. Batts (Arts) received his third Full Blue for Touch, Jessica Hill (Physiotherapy) received her third Full Blue for Rowing while Sneaking into the finals and then defeating higher ranked teams on Corinna Minko (Veterinary Science) was awarded her third Full their way to the Volleyball Victoria state championship was enough Blue for Athletics. Lachlan Norris (Science) received his fourth for the Melbourne University Volleyball Club’s women’s Honours Blue (two Full and two Half for Cycling and Mountain Bike) and team to be crowned Club Individual or Team Performance of the Tim Glazebrook (Physiotherapy) joins illustrious company after Year. The Renegades won their semi-final against the Falcons in having been awarded his fourth Full Blue for Touch (a complete list a nail-biter – 15–13 in the fifth and deciding set. They then went of Blues recipients is included in the Honours/Awards table). on to win the preliminary final 3–0 against volleyball powerhouse Heidelberg, before serving, setting and spiking their way to a gold A Distinguished Service Awards for outstanding and consistent medal victory against Eastside, 3–1 (21–25, 25–18, 25–17, 25–23). service to clubs and/or to the Sports Association was also awarded to Ben Yeo of the Melbourne University Water Polo Club. The Melbourne University Touch Club was named 2010 Melbourne University Sports Association Club of the Year for their on-field Our men’s Basketball and women’s Netball teams were jointly and organisational successes. The Club continued to promote awarded the University Sport Team of the Year for winning their themselves on-campus, particularly during Orientation and the respective Australian University Championships. The basketballers, early part of their winter season. The Club was led by a dedicated led by Tom Stephens (Environments), Tom Bicknell (Physiotherapy) group of office bearers who administered operations and adhered and Callum Repper (Physiotherapy) defeated Griffith University in to compliance matters in a timely fashion. Organising our largest the gold medal match 69–40. The netballers, who were coached sporting cohort at the Australian University Games, our teams all by past Blue and national championship-wining goaler Alice participated in Division One and finished a credible six and eight in Stephens (Education alumna) defeated La Trobe 42–32. Maddie the women’s and men’s competitions respectively. The mixed team White (Arts), Mathilda Wilmot (Science), Annabel Gillies (Arts) and continued the University’s recent success at the Games to claim Ebony Fietz (Biomedicine) led the all-conquering team to our third the silver medal, narrowly missing the gold in golden-try extra time. national championship in the last four years. The Club provided pathways for members to compete in social The University Sport Female Athlete of the Year was awarded to competitions through to regional tournaments and up to the state- Katya Crema (Environments) who dominated at the AUC – Snow based competition with the Melbourne University Northern Blacks. Sports at Mt Buller. Katya won gold in the Alpine Slalom, Giant Some 15 teams either won season premierships or finished Slalom, Super Giant Slalom and Skier Cross events (the event she runners-up, and 18 club members represented Victoria as either represented Australian in at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic player or coach. Games). The University Sport Male Athlete of the Year was awarded to another alpine and freestyle skier in Anton Grimus The 2010 Lazer-Law Medal for outstanding national or international (Commerce) who also carved up the slopes at Buller. Anton won sporting achievement was awarded to Kim Crow (Arts/Law). three AUC – Snow Sports gold medals in Alpine Slalom, Giant Rowing in her fifth international season, Kim won Australia’s first Slalom and Skier Cross (he was second in the Super Giant Slalom). ever medal in the women’s Single Scull – a bronze, at World Cup #2 in Germany. Her World Cup haul also included a silver medal at the Andrew Walker, Head Coach of the Basketball Club’s Big V men’s third event in Switzerland in the Double Scull. Kim was also the only Division One team was named Coach of the Year for the second Australian rower to compete in two boats at the 2010 World Rowing successive year. Andrew coached the team to the Big V Division Championships in New Zealand. She narrowly missed out on the One Championship (his and the team’s second successive ultimate prize in the women’s Double Scull where she and partner Championship after conquering Division Two in 2009). After a Kerry Hore had to settle for the silver medal. Kim had previously 2–1 series win against Warnambool in the semi-finals, Andrew placed fourth with the women’s Quad Scull. This was Kim’s second coached the team to a comfortable 2–0 grand-final series against Lazer-Law Medal having won the award in 2006. Geelong. He also coached a University development team at the Southern University Games in Bendigo, and was in charge of his third Australian University Games team in Perth where the men won their first national championship since 2002. Club Personality of the Year was awarded to Tristan Harris (Commerce/Engineering) of the Touch Club. In his final year of study, Tristan still managed to hold down the roles of Treasurer, Coach, Tournament Manager and Merchandise Coordinator during 2010. In these roles, he improved club financial systems, coached

20 21 PERFORMANCE elite student-athlete support

The University’s Elite Student-athlete Program assisted 113 student- The 81 registered elite student-athletes studied across ten of the Student-athlete interesting facts – athletes with financial, in-kind and flexible study support in 2010. University’s faculties and graduate schools. The Faculty of Science Katya Crema had the largest cohort of elite student-athletes (19) enrolled and was The Elite Athlete and Performers Policy, which provides flexible closely followed by Arts (16) and Medicine, Dentistry and Health Second-year Bachelor of Environments Katya Crema lived her study and assessment arrangements for state and national- Sciences (12). sporting dream in 2010 by representing Australian in the debut representative student-athletes, continued to enable the University’s discipline of Skier Cross at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic sporting achievers to combine their studies and sport at the highest Faculty no. of Athletes Games. To train for the lunge out of the staring gates, perhaps the level. The policy, the only one of its kind in Victoria and one of only Architecture, Building & Planning 9 most important facet of her event, Crema’s grand-father built her a a handful in Australia, had some 81 elite student-athletes across set of starting gates connected to a water-laden plastic runway for Arts 16 27 sports registered as part of the program. her to train on during Melbourne’s summer. Business & Economics 10 Sport no. of Athletes Friends of the Sports Association Scholarships were also awarded Education 2 AFL 7 to nine elite student-athletes from five MUSA clubs and seven Engineering 7 different sports. Athletic Club member Tom Barnes (Biochemistry Athletics 3 Land and Environment 1 & Microbiology PhD) represented club, University and country in Badminton 2 2010. Josh Booth (Science) rowed for Australia in both U23 and Law 4 Basketball 1 Senior crews, while Dan Sweeney (Commerce) also rowed at the Medicine, Dentistry & Health Science 12 U23 World Championship – both oarsmen also represented the Canoeing/Kayaking 3 Office of Environmental Programs 1 Boat Club. Cricket 4 Science 19 Volleyballers Teresa Dixon (Science) and Ciara Michael Cycling 5 (Communications post-grad) were members of the University Katya Crema training on her homemade starting gates during Equestrian 1 Sport scholarships provided financial and/or in-kind support to Blues, runners-up in the 2010 Australian Volleyball League. The Melbourne’s summer 130 student-athletes across 35 sports. Nine elite student-athletes Fencing 1 Touch Club’s Tim Glazebrook (Physiotherapy) represented Victoria were recipients of Melbourne University Sport High Performance at the national championships; the Hockey Club’s Candice 2010 NatIOnal RepreSentatives no. of Athletes Goal Ball 1 Scholarships. Kim Crow (Arts/Law), Alice McNamara (Commerce/ Liddy (Physiotherapy) represented the Northern Territory; and by sport Elite student-athletes by faculty Hockey 1 Science), Tom Larkins (Architecture) James Marburg (Law), basketballer Tom Stephens (Environments) played with the Athletics 4 and Phoebe Stanley (Optometry) received support for their Melbourne Tigers in the NBL – all three student-athletes also won Lacrosse 1 Badminton 2 representation in the Australian Rowing team at the World Senior medals for the University at the Australian University Games. Jeff Modern Pentathlon 2 Championships in Germany as well as the other World Cup Tho (Dental Science) also represented Australia at the 2010 Delhi Canoe/Kayak 4 Motor Sport 1 international regattas. Commonwealth Games in Badminton. Cycling/MTB 1 Netball 1 Katya Crema (Environments) represented Australia at the 2010 The Elite Student-athlete Support Program with assistance from Modern Pentathlon 2 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games in the debut discipline of Skier Orienteering 4 MUSA and the University’s Cultural and Community Relations Orienteering 3 Cross. Angela Darby (Architecture) competed at multiple World Advisory Group also supported 41 elite student-athletes who Rowing 16 Rowing 11 Cups around the globe in Modern Pentathlon. Marieke Guehrer represented Australia in overseas international events during 2010. Sailing 3 (Arts) swam at the Pan Pacs, Delhi Commonwealth Games and These Australian representatives (and one Malta representative) Sailing 3 Shooting 1 Short-course World Championship. And Lachlan Norris (Science) competed in 14 different sports and each received a Vice- Shooting 1 represented Australia in mountain-bike’s World Cup series. Chancellor’s Elite Athlete Grant. Snow Sports 4 Skiing (Freestyle) 2 In other program support, an additional 30 student-athletes Swimming 3 Swimming 2 with Winged Victory University Sport Grants to assist them in Taekwondo 3 representing the University at Australian University Sport events, Taekwondo 3 Touch 7 and a further 89 ScholarFit Strength & Fitness Memberships for Ultimate Frisbee 1 Ultimate Frisbee 1 use of the Beaurepaire and Sports Centre facilities, were awarded. Water Polo 2 Volleyball 2 A complete list of elite student-athletes support recipients is Water Polo 3 included in the Appendices.

22 23 Individual Honours

club highlights Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Jeff Tho Australia / 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games Jeff Tho Australia / 2010 Oceania Championship Athletics Club Jeff Tho 2010 Ballarat Open – Singles & Doubles / Champion Luke Chong Victoria / 2010 Clendinnen Shield and Australian Closed Championship Melbourne University Athletics Club continued to be amongst the leading track and field and cross country clubs in the state. Four of the Erica Pong Australia / 2010 Oceania Championship five Open Division teams competed at the Athletics Victoria Shield Final, while MUAC finished 4th in the HH Hunter Shield at the Victorian Erica Pong 2010 Canterbury International – Singles / Champion Open Track and Field Championships. Erica Pong 2010 Altona International – Singles / Runner-up Jack Ingram (Pole Vault) and Jarrod Pageot (Long Jump) won Australian Junior Championships and Janelle O’Sullivan (Silver) and Hannah Alderton (Bronze) won medals at the Australian Open Track and Field Championships. Baseball Club MUAC member Lisa Weightman won a bronze medal in the Marathon at the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games. The Baseball Club had a successful 2010 season with four of its six sides making the finals. And for the first time in many years, the Club MUAC fielded seven teams (four men and three women) in Athletics Victoria’s winter competition of road and cross country racing. fielded an impressive five men’s teams from A-Grade to E-Grade in the Melbourne Winter Baseball League. Women’s Division One finished in fourth place, whilst the Men’s Division Two team claimed third and just missed out on promotion to The men’s Firsts, playing the A-Grade competition, finished the season with a top four position, going down in the semi-finals. The Division One. Seconds, playing in A-Reserve, just missed out on the ultimate prize and were runners-up. The stand-out performance for the Club came Club Results again from the Women’s team, who remarkably won their seventh consecutive title in their DBA competition.

Team Division / Competition Result A host of club players made representative teams including Bronwyn Gell who was the starting shortstop in the Womens World Cup MUAC Men Division 1 North-west & Shield / Athletics Victoria 2nd NW; 4th Shield Australian side, helping the team to a silver medal. Brett Tamburrino and Tristan McDonald were succesfull in being selected in the MUAC Men Division 2 North-west / AV 3rd Melbourne Aces side which palyed in the revamped Australian Baseball League. MUAC Men Division 3 North-west & Shield / AV 2nd NW; 5th Shield Club Results MUAC Men Division 2 XCR / AV 3rd MUAC Men Division 3 XCR / AV 7th Team Division / LEAGUE Result MUAC Men Division 5 XCR / AV 5th Men’s Firsts A-Grade / Melbourne Winter Baseball League 2010 Semi-finalists MUAC Men Division 7 XCR / AV 9th Men’s Seconds A-Reserve / MWBL 2010 Runners-up MUAC Women Division 1 North-west & Shield / AV 1st NW; 3rd Shield Men’s Thirds C-Grade / MWBL 2010 Preliminary-finalists MUAC Women Division 2 North-west & Shield / AV 2nd NW; 4th Shield Men’s Fourths C-Reserve / MWBL 7th MUAC Women Division 1 XCR / AV 4th Men’s Fifths E2-Grade / MWBL 8th MUAC Women Division 2 XCR / AV 6th Women Dandenong Baseball Association 2010 Champions MUAC Women Division 4 XCR / AV 11th Individual Honours

Individual Honours Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Victoria Brown Victoria Blue / National Championship / Silver Medalist Jack Ingram Australian Junior Track & Field Championship – U17 Pole Vault / National Champion Bronwyn Gell Australia / 2010 Women’s World Cup / Silver Medalist Jarrod Paegot Australian Junior Track & Field Championship – U20 long Jump / National Champion Bronwyn Gell Victoria Blue / National Championship / Silver Medalist Janelle O’Sullivan Australian Open Track & Field Championship – High Jump / Silver Medalist Jess Johnson Victoria White / National Championship / 5th Hannah Alderton Australian Open Track & Field Championship – High Jump / Bronze Medalist Tristan MacDonald Melbourne Aces / Australian Baseball League Lisa Weightman Australia / 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games – Marathon / Bronze Medalist Vibeke Pedersen Victoria Blue / National Championship / Silver Medalist Brett Tamburrino Melbourne Aces / Australian Baseball League

Badminton Club

The Badminton Club refocused in 2010 with the introduction of the Performance Badminton Centre (PBC) as the competitive arm of the Club, aimed at catering for the specific needs of Club members who compete on a regular basis.

This renewed focus on competitive badminton resulted in many pleasing performances at state and national competitions, in particular the inaugural Badminton Victoria Doubles League, where the two Club teams entered took home the gold and bronze medals. The season-ending Melbourne University Open & Graded Championship was also sanctioned as a national ranking series tournament for the first time.

Club members Jeff Tho, Luke Chong and Erica Pong also represented state and/or country with Jeff travelling to Delhi, India for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Social sessions also continued to be well-attended by members throughout 2010.

Club Results Team Division / LEAGUE Result Melbourne University State Pennant / Badminton Victoria 7th MU Blacks Doubles League / Badminton Victoria Champions MU Blues Doubles League / Badminton Victoria 3rd

24 25 Basketball Club Open Women’s LW Double Scull McNamara; Murray 3rd The Melbourne University Basketball Club’s highlight for 2010 was the Men’s Big V team claiming the Division 1 Championship. This was U23 Men’s LW Four Alexander; Hookway; De Lang*; Wilson* 1st the team’s second successive championship having won the Division 2 title in 2009. Open Men’s LW Four Tyers; Foot*; Finlayson*; Bertrand* 3rd Open Women’s Quad Scull Crow; Cook*; Hore*; Kehoe* 1st Having smashed the Geelong Cats 110 – 82 in Game 1 of the Grand-final Series, the Scott Cuffe-led team was also too strong, winning Open Men’s Quad Scull Fosterling; Crawshay*; Free*; Bidwell* 3rd 71 – 66 in Game 2 to clinch the title. As he did all season, Captain Scott Cuffe led from the front to top score for University with 16 points U23 Men’s Eight Brown; Strauss; Booth; Macciolli; Sweeney; Bannan; Lockwood; 2nd – he also pulled in nine rebounds, eight of them at the defensive end. Justin Turnley scored 13, while Grad-final Series MVP Liam Norton Poulter; Agosta (c) scored 11. Emel Rowe contributed ten points while Nicholas Masunda shot seven and forced an impressive five turn-overs. Open Women’s Eight McNamara; Hill; Withers; Crowe; Robson; Osti*; Crow; Stanley; Patrick (c) 2nd Club Results Open Men’s LW Eight Alexander; Hookway; Inostroza; Tyers; Wilson*; Penning*; De Lang*; 2nd Bertrand*; Webster (c) Team Division / LEAGUE Result U23 Women’s LW Quad Scull Bailey; McLaughlin; Saundry*; Radford* 2nd Big V – Men Men’s Division 1 / Basketball Victoria Big V 2010 Champions Open Club Men’s Double Scull Rowlands; Butcher 2nd Big V – Women Women’s Division 1 / Basketball Victoria Big V 9th Open Club Women’s Four Clark; Stephan; Forbes; Hamilton 1st Open Club Men’s Four Laronze; Greffioz; Mitchell; Kimmel 1st Individual Honours

Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Individual Honours Nicholas Masunda All-Star 5 / Men’s Big V Division 1 Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Liam Norton Men’s Division 1 Big V GF Series MVP Amelia Agosta Victoria / Interstate Men’s Youth Eight / 1st Liam Norton All-Star 5 / Men’s Big V Division 1 Elliot Bannan Western Australia / Interstate Men’s Youth Eight / 2nd Josh Booth Victoria / Interstate Men’s Youth Eight / 1st Boat Club Josh Booth Australia / U23 World Championship Men’s Eight / 9th Josh Booth Australia / World Championship Men’s Four / 7th The Melbourne Uniuversity Boat Club celebrated another successful year with dozens of state and national titles, and again provided one Kim Crow Victoria / Interstate Women’s Single Scull / 3rd of the largest club cohorts of repesentatives to row for Australia on the international stage. Kim Crow Victoria / Interstate Women’s Eight / 1st David Webster coxed the Australian Men’s Pair to the gold medal at the Senior World Championship in New Zealand. He also coxed Kim Crow Australia / World Championship Women’s Double Scull / 2nd the Men’s Lightweight Eight to the silver. Angus Tyers also crewed the Lightweight Eight. Kim Crow also took the silver medal in the Kim Crow Australia / World Championship Women’s Quad Scull / 4th Women’s Double Scull, while Kartsen Fosterling was a member of the bronze medal-winning Men’s Quad Scull. James Marburg, Cameron Marc Douez Victoria / Interstate Men’s Eight / 2nd McKenzie-McHarg and Will Lockwod also won the bronze with the Men’s Eight. Karsten Fosterling Victoria / Interstate Men’s Eight / 2nd Karsten Fosterling Australia / World Championship Men’s Quad Scull / 3rd Will Lockwood also won a bronze medal with the Men’s Four at the U23 World Championship in Belarus. Josh Booth also rowed at both Sarah Heard Australia / World Championship Women’s Four / 2nd the U23 and Senior World Championships. Jessica Hill Victoria / Interstate Women’s Eight / 1st The Club also successfully defended their Head of the Yarra titles in the Male and Female Open Eights. Club rowers also won the Male B, Jonothon Hookway Australia / U23 World Championship Men’s LW Four / 12th Male C and Male Masters E – G race categories. Tom Larkins Victoria / Interstate Men’s Eight / 2nd Will Lockwood Victoria / Interstate Men’s Eight / 2nd Alex Henshilwood joined MUBC as Diirector of Rowing/Club Manager in 2010. Long-time member Peter Kupcis also took up the role of Will Lockwood Australia / U23 World Championship Men’s Four / 3rd Senior Coach during the year. Will Lockwood Australia / World Championship Men’s Eight / 3rd Club Results Jack Macciolli Victoria / Interstate Men’s Youth Eight / 1st James Marburg Victoria / Interstate Men’s Eight / 2nd Crew Crew Member(s) * indicates Composite crew member Australian James Marburg Australia / World Championship Men’s Eight / 3rd Championship Cameron McKenzie-McHarg Victoria / Interstate Men’s Eight / 2nd Medalists Cameron McKenzie-McHarg Australia / World Championship Men’s Eight / 3rd Open Men’s Single Scull Fosterling 3rd Alice McNamara Victoria / Interstate Women’s LW Quad Scull / 3rd U23 Women’s Pair Hill; Hill 3rd Alice McNamara Australia / World Championship Women’s LW Double Scull / 4th Open Women’s Pair Stanley; Frasca* 1st Lizzie Patrick Victoria / Interstate Women’s Eight / 1st U23 Men’s Pair Booth; Sweeney 1st Michael Poulter Victoria / Interstate Men’s Youth Eight / 1st U23 Men’s Pair Lockwood; Scharp* 2nd Sophie Robson Victoria / Interstate Women’s Eight / 1st Open Men’s Pair Marburg; McKenzie-McHarg 1st Phoebe Stanley Victoria / Interstate Women’s Eight / 1st Open Men’s Pair Larkins; Dunkley-Smith* 2nd Phoebe Stanley Australia / World Championship Women’s Pair / 4th Open Women’s LW Single Scull McNamara 2nd Louis Strauss Victoria / Interstate Men’s Youth Eight / 1st U23 Men’s LW Pair Alexander; Hookway 3rd Dan Sweeney Australia / U23 World Championship Men’s Eight / 9th U23 Men’s Four Bannan; Booth; Sweeney; Poulter 3rd Angus Tyers Victoria / Interstate Men’s LW Four / 2nd Open Men’s Coxed Four Laronze; Greffioz; Mitchell; Kimmel; Webster (c) 3rd Angus Tyers Australia / World Championship Men’s LW Eight / 2nd Open Women’s Double Scull Crow; Kehoe* 1st David Webster Australia / World Championship Men’s LW Eight / 2nd Open Men’s Double Scull Fosterling; Crawshay* 1st David Webster Australia / World Championship Men’s Coxed Pair / 1st Open Women’s Four Stanley; Robson; Frasca*; Hornesy* 1st Open Women’s Four Crowe; Withers; Crow*; Rose* 3rd Open Men’s Four Larkins; Loch*; Purnell*; Dunkley-Smith* 1st Open Men’s Four Marburg; McKenzie-McHarg; Pragnell*; Ryan* 2nd

26 27 Football Club (Men) Football Club (Women)

The Melbourne University Football Club had another successful year in the Victorian Amateur Football Association. Both Blacks and Blues The MUGARs underwent a rebuilding year in 2010, following the retirements of key senior players. The influx of many new young and Reserves won their respective premierships, while both Senior teams fell just short losing in preliminary and semi-final respectively. exciting players to the Club was a highlight in itself, and was topped off by Alicia Eva winning the League’s Best First Year Player award.

Having both Blues and Blacks playing Premier A football in 2011 looked a distinct posisbility at half-time in the Premier B Senior Although the Senior team finished 7th and the Reserves narrowly missed finals on percentage, the Club’s continued junior development Preliminary-final. Unfortunately the efforts of a recently retired AFL player haulted the celebrations and Haileybury went on to be promoted. of women’s football began to pay dividends. The Club’s junior team, which put up a gallant display in their semi-final to lead the eventual The Blues Seniors also feel short in A-Grade, having found themsleves in the finals yet again with three other very strong teams. De La Premiers at quarter-time, improved throughout the season and supplied a large contingient of squad memebrs selected to represent Selle proving too stong in the the first semi-final. Victoria in the inaugural U/18 National Championships.

The “Mighty Blues Twos” won their third successive premiership, but had to do it the hard way. In one of the VAFA’s most exciting finals, Club Results the Blues managed to kick four goals in the dying minutes of the game to lift the silverware – a truly uplifiting moment for the Club. Not to Team Division / LEAGUE Result be outdone, the Blacks Reserves sat atop their ladder for the entire season, finishing the season with a whopping 333.99% (the second Seniors Premier / Victorian Women’s Football League. 7th highest across all VAFA competitions) and went on to with the premiership. Reserves Reserves / VWFL 5th With the introduction of a new Thirds competition by the VAFA in 2010, the Blacks provided an additional playing opportunity for its U18 Youth Girls (Western) / VWFL 4th members, while the Blues elected to replace its Club 18 with the new Thirds team. Individual Honours A number of members represented the VAFA in representative games during season 2010. Jack Watts (Blues) not only played in the U23 and Senior represenative teams, but also represented the All-Australian Amateur team in their end-of-season tour of South Africa and was Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Captain. Alicia Eva VWFL Best First Year Player Alex Saundry Victoria / Youth Girls National Championship / Champions Club Results Team Division / LEAGUE Result Blues - Seniors Premier A / Victorian Amateur Football Assoc. 4th Netball Blues - Reserves Premier A-Reserve / VAFA Premiers MUNC had a mammoth year with a record number of teams competing in the Parkville competition in 2010. Eighteen teams competed Blues - Thirds Premier Thirds / VAFA 4th across 14 divisions with many teams making the finals. Premiership teams included MUNC 1 who were victorious in the A Open Blues – U19 Premier U19 / VAFA 5th competition in the Autumn Season, and MUNC 3 who won the Premier division 5 competition in the Spring Season. Blacks - Seniors Premier B / VAFA 3rd A major highlight for the Club was Head C and MUNC player Elissa MacLeod’s selection in the Queensland Firebirds squad for 2011 ANZ Blacks - Reserves Premier B-Reserve / VAFA Premiers Championship. Elissa’s selection followed a premiership with MUNC 1 and Victorian Fury earlier in the year. Blacks - Thirds Premier Thirds / VAFA 3rd Blacks – Club 18 Club 18 (1) / VAFA 3rd Club Results Blacks – U19 Premier U19 / VAFA 9th Team Division / LEAGUE Result MUNC 1 A Open / Parkville Netball Association Premiers – Autumn Individual Honours MUNC 3 Premier Division 5 / Parkville Netball Association Premiers - Spring Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement MUNC 9 Parkville Netball Association Premiers - Spring Al Austin VAFA U21 Representative Team MUNC 11 Parkville Netball Association Premiers - Spring Al Austin VAFA U23 Representative Team MUNC 13 Parkville Netball Association Premiers - Spring Charles Beaton Life Membership (Blacks) Llewyn Butler VAFA U19 Representative Team Individual Honours Sam Chadwick Senior Leading Goal-kicker (Blues) Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Daniel Costello Senior Best & Fairest – Runner-up (Blacks) Elissa Macleod Victorian Fury / Australian Netball League / Premiers Daniel Costello Brendan Keilar Medal (Blacks) Elissa Macleod Queensland Firebirds / ANZ Championship / Selected in 2011 Squad Anthony Evans Best Clubman - AM Smith Trophy (Blacks) Jordan Foster Senior Leading Goal-kicker (Blacks) Andrew Lowcock VAFA Senior Representative Team Damian McAloon Life Membership (Blues) Dan McConnell Senior Best & Fairest (Blues) Dan Nicholson VAFA Premier A Rising Star Dan Nicholson VAFA U23 Representative Team Mark Paterson VAFA Premier A Best & Fairest – 3rd Charlie Richardson Senior Best & Fairest – Cordner Medal (Blacks) Matthew Torney VAFA Senior Representative Team Jack Watts Senior Best & Fairest – Runner-up (Blues) Jack Watts All-Australian Amateur Football Championship South Africa Tour / Captain Jack Watts VAFA Senior Representative Team Jack Watts VAFA U23 Representative Team

28 29 Rugby Table Tennis

The Club’s strong on-field performances throughout 2010 were supported by an enthusiastic group of volunteers. Three of our four The Table Tennis Club had a successful year in 2010, kicked off with victory in the inaugural Table Tennis Victoria Premier League. This new senior sides reached the finals round, with the Gents team recording a win every week. The Club also contributed a number of state competition, involving the very best players from around Australia, saw the Melbourne University team recruited and managed by Dimitri representatives at Senior, U20 and U18 level including Victoria Senior Captain Christian Brown and U20 Captain Reg Stowers. Roumpos. In addition to this high performance competition, the Club was runner-up in the TTV Metro 3 and Southern Universities Challenge competitions. Club Results Club Results Team Division / LEAGUE Result First XV Premier 1 – Dewar Shield / Victorian Rugby Union 6th Team Division / LEAGUE Result Second XV Premier 2 / VRU 4th MU Blues Premier League / Table Tennis Victoria Champions Third XV Premier 3 / VRU 3rd Melbourne University Metro 3 / TTV – Winter Runners-up Colts Colts / VRU 5th Melbourne University Southern Universities Challenge Runners-up Gents Over 35s / VRU Individual Honours Individual Honours Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Ronja Becks Southern Universities Challenge / Women’s Gold Christian Brown Victorian Senior Representative / Captain YuShan Han Southern Universities Challenge / Women’s Silver Ryan Carmichael Victorian Senior Representative Theodore Han Southern Universities Challenge / Men’s Bronze Blake Davis Victorian U18 Representative Stephen Fepuleai Victorian Senior Representative Touch Sebastian Gey Victorian U20 Representative David Hardisty Victorian Senior Representative For the Touch Club, 2010 was its most successful year in its history. The Club made the Grand Final for every division of every competition Mike Lau Leong Victorian Senior Representative it had teams entered in – arguably a feat never before achieved by any touch club in Victoria. This success on the field was reflected in the Alec Letoga Victorian U20 Representative State Senior and Junior team selection with both Victorian teams composing of almost half Melbourne University touch players. Also in the high performance area, the Club initiated its own VT League franchise – the Melbourne University Northern Blacks – while a record 180 Michael Masoe Victorian U20 Representative members joined the Club during the year (making Touch UM the largest club in Victoria). Frank Matue Victorian U20 Representative Gab Navuni Victorian Senior Representative Club Results Netani Qicatabua Victorian U20 Representative Team Division / LEAGUE Result Sean Robinson Victorian Senior Representative MU Northern Blacks Men / Victorian Touch League 3rd Ioane Sefo Victorian Senior Representative MU Northern Blacks Women / Victorian Touch League 5th Reg Stowers Victorian U20 Representative / Captain MU Northern Blacks Men / Victorian Turbo Tournament Premiers Tai Talaia Victorian Senior Representative Parkville Pirates Men / Affiliate’s Cup Tournament Runners-up John Tanuvassu Victorian Senior Representative Parkville Pirates Women / Affiliate’s Cup Tournament Premiers Mareko Utamapu Victorian U20 Representative Parkville Pirates Mixed / Affiliate’s Cup Tournament Runners-up University Blues Men / Victorian State Cup Runners-up Softball Occasionals Women / Victorian State Cup Runners-up The Softball Club participated in the Melbourne Softball Association Metro League Winter competition during 2010. Competing in the Touch UM Stringer Bell Mixed / Victorian State Cup Premiers A Reserve division, the team slogged out 19 weeks of regular season play, winning through to the grand final where it dominated to win 12-4. Touch UM McNulty Mixed / Victorian State Cup Runners-up Touch UM Mixed Mixed / Parkville Touch Association – Summer Runners-up Club Results Touch UM Men Men / Parkville Touch Association – Summer Runners-up Team Division / LEAGUE Result AUG Mixed Mixed A / Albert Park Touch Association - Winter Premiers MU Angels A Reserve / Melbourne Softball Association 2010 Premiers Touch UM B Mixed B / Albert Park Touch Association - Winter Runners-up Touch UM D Mixed C / Albert Park Touch Association - Winter Runners-up Individual Honours Touch UM Women Women’s A / Fawkner Park Touch Association. - Winter Runners-up

Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Individual Honours Khay Fong MSA Representative / State Championships / 4th Tina Lin Melbourne Softball Association Representative / State Championships / 4th Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Kirra Sparrow MSA Representative / State Championships / 4th Finlay Batts Victoria Men’s Open / National Touch League Jacob Cawthorne Male Rookie of the Year (Touch UM) Veronica Clark Victoria Women’s Open / National Touch League Anna Foley Victorian Women’s 20s / NSW State Cup Tim Glazebrook Victoria Men’s Open / National Touch League Tim Glazebrook Male Player of the Year (Touch UM) Tristan Harris Club Person of the Year (Touch UM) Ebony Hodder Victorian Women’s 20s / NSW State Cup Ebony Hodder Female Rookie of the Year (Touch UM) Megan Lane Victorian Women’s 20s / NSW State Cup

30 31 Megan Lane Victoria Women’s Open / National Touch League Weightlifting & Powerlifting Megan Lane Female Player of the Year (Touch UM) The Melbourne University Weightlifting and Powerlifting Club continued its competitive success in 2010 with a number of national and Hamish McLean Victoria Men’s Open / National Touch League international medals. Australian Records were also set by Stephen Prichard and David Jame. Hamish McLean Victoria Women’s Open – Coach / National Touch League Elizabeth Motteram Victorian Women’s 20s / NSW State Cup Individual Honours Michelle Motteram Victoria Women’s Open / National Touch League Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement Cynthia Murray Victorian Women’s 20s / NSW State Cup Simon Close Australian Powerlifting Championship / Silver Medalist Michael Rogers Victoria Men’s Open / National Touch League David Jame Australian Powerlifting Championship / Silver Medalist Paul Rogers Victoria Men’s Open / National Touch League David Jame Australian Record – Squat 340kg Nathan Sambevski Victoria Men’s Open / National Touch League Chris Seville Australian Powerlifting Championship / Gold Medalist Lauren Wilton Victoria Women’s Open / National Touch League Chris Seville Oceania Powerlifting Championship / Gold Medalist Leah Wright Victoria Women’s Open / National Touch League Steven Prichard Australian Powerlifting Championship / Gold Medalist Steven Prichard Australian Record – Bench Press 300kg / Squat 375kg / Total 940kg Water Polo Mike Censori Australian Powerlifting Championship (Junior) / Gold Medalist

The Water Polo Club entered a total of 14 teams across a number of Victorian Water Polo Incorporated (VWPI) competitions during 2010. While a number of teams made finals, the highlight for the Club was the MUPolo WSL3 Blues who took out the State Championship Women’s State League 3 premierrship. The Club continued to hold a number of social functions for memebrs, including a boat cruise; and importanlty continiued to support a number of memebrs who competed on the national and international stages.

Club Results Team Division / LEAGUE Result MUPolo MSL2 Blues VWPI Winter / Men’s State League 2 3rd MUPolo MSL2 Blacks VWPI Winter / Men’s State League 2 6th MUPolo MSL3 Blues VWPI Winter / Men’s State League 3 4th MUPolo MSL4 Blues VWPI Winter / Men’s State League 4 3rd MUPolo WSL2 Blues VWPI Winter / Women’s State League 2 7th MUPolo WSL3 Blues VWPI Winter / Women’s State League 3 2nd MUPolo MSL2 Blues VWPI State Championships / Men’s State League 2 4th MUPolo MSL3 Blues VWPI State Championships / Men’s State League 3 7th MUPolo MSL4 Blues VWPI State Championships / Men’s State League 4 3rd MUPolo MSL4 Blacks VWPI State Championships / Men’s State League 4 6th MUPolo WSL2 Blues VWPI State Championships / Women’s State League 2 8th MUPolo WSL3 Blues VWPI State Championships / Women’s State League 3 Premiers

Individual Honours

Club Member Representative Team / Event / Achievement James Woods Victorian Tigers / National Water Polo League / National Champions Tait Sengstock Victorian Tigers / National Water Polo League / National Champions Tom O’Donnell Victorian Tigers / National Water Polo League / National Champions Chris Gronow Victorian Tigers / National Water Polo League / National Champions Genevieve Venosta Victoria / 18 & Under Girl’s National Championship / 7th Genevieve Venosta Victoria / 20 & Under Girls National Championship / 5th Genevieve Venosta Victoria / 16th International Memorial Tournament (Russia) / Tournament MVP Genevieve Venosta Victorian Tigers / National Water Polo League /4th Victoria Brown Australia / World League Finals / Silver Medalist Victoria Brown Australia / World Cup / Silver Medalist

32 33 Rowers split honours in Australian Boat Race

The University’s oarsmen and women travelled north to Sydney on 31 October for the second incarnation of the Australian Boat Race between the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney.

The 2010 course had the men’s and women’s eights row a grueling 7.3km across the picturesque Sydney Harbour. The women’s eight was raced first with the Melbourne crew stroked by Australian representative Sophie Robson. While both crews were neck-and-neck for much of the race, the Melbourne crew proved too strong over the final kilometer to win comfortably at the Riverview Wharf finish-line.

The men’s race was also a tight affair for the much of the journey with a huge flotilla of spectator craft following both boats along the course. Despite the Melbourne crew being coxed by former World Champion Marc Douez and including Australian U23 representatives David de Lang and Dan Sweeney, the Sydney crew was too strong and also won comfortably.

The race, between Australia’s two greatest rivals, enjoyed the presence of the Federal Minister for Sport Senator Mark Arbib at the post-race celebrations. Vice-Chancellor Professor Glyn Davis was also on hand to present medals, as was his Sydney counterpart Dr Michael Spence.

While honours were split between the men and women in 2010, Melbourne leads the modern-day series 3 – 1 after wining both races in 2009. The Australian Boat Race returns to Melbourne with men’s and women’s match races to be held on the Yarra River in late October.

Men’s Crew Women’s Crew Stuart Alexander Commerce Monica McGauran Biomedicine Garry Butcher Law Jen Bailey Science Alumni Sam Hookway Biomedicine Elsie Madigan Arts Sam Rylands Science Sophie Sutherland Agricultural Science Chris Bush Commerce Charlotte Sutherland Agricultural Science Dan Sweeney Commerce Emily Rose Commerce David de Lang Science Jess Hill Physiotherapy Simon Brown Arts Sophie Robson Arts/Science Alumni Marc Douez Commerce/Engineering Alumni Elly Brown Arts

34 35 club information 2010

Sporting Clubs Recreational Clubs club student non student total president secretary treasurer head coach club student non student total president secretary treasurer members members members / instructor members members members Athletics 45 81 116 Stephen Hamish Terry Reade Manfred Cycling 21 6 27 Nicholas Harvey Alisha Tepe Andrew Ong Edwards Beaumont Lewandowski Dance Sport 248 150 398 Jun Takahashi Amy Sparkes Christopher Badminton 113 64 177 Wei Liao Ke Li Li Wern Li Teh Baker Baseball 19 38 57 Anthony Bons Sid Paleri Alan Yang Gary Bitmead Inline Skating 20 0 20 Liz Vardy Val Villain Basketball 65 85 150 Andrew Walker Stephanie Mary Sparkes Andrew Walker Mountaineering 235 89 324 Kathryn Walley Daniel Hearnden Heather Couper Canale Ski 180 20 200 Cat Bonwick Brendan Board Phillip Gao Boat 32 86 118 Peter Antonie James Adams James Pete Kupcis Snow Boarding 129 14 143 Dominik Dave Clark Ivan Corro Osborne Pomianowski Cricket 40 80 120 Kevan Carrol Katie Derham John Jeffreys Brett Harrop Surf Riding 50 10 60 Nathan Fabian Miles Rory Mitchell Fencing 35 9 44 Dianna Gu Humphrey Bramley Sammons Yung Turner-Jones Under Water 52 30 82 Evan Hallein Julian Drummond Frank Sterle Football (M) 140 115 255 Simon Costello Andrew Donald Bernie Angel Marc WaterSki / 50 10 60 Mark Chernoff Steph McManus Justin Watt (Blues) Woolnough Justin Gray Peter Wakeboard (Blacks) (Blacks) McDonald Weight Lifting 13 39 52 David Jame Chris Seville Chris Schaerf (Blacks) John Kanis Tony McInerney (Blues) (Blues) Grant Williams (Blues) Football (W) 15 45 60 Nicole Cooper Jess Egan Jenny Zahara Lisa Hardeman Instructional Clubs / Adam club student non student total president secretary treasurer head coach Rieusset members members members / instructor Futsal 116 10 126 Stephanie Sarah Chang Ling Zhong Ling Zhong Aikido 32 9 41 James Field Jeremy Ying Wan Yap Geoff Freeman Wong Strasser Hockey 97 163 260 Paul Boltwood Tim Sarah Rist Karate 25 5 30 Josephy Canny Fan Stanley Ng Mattingsbrooke Edmed Lacrosse 19 24 43 Tim Scott Nick Scott Michael Duncan Kendo 42 23 65 Kin On Tham Richard Zhou Viet Hoang Yakov Macak DaSilva McKenzie Kung-Fu 47 10 57 Cat Dulschers Vivienne Yoon Joey Chin Netball 120 40 160 Sarah Ellis Hannah Jess Riseley Elissa Taekwondo 85 23 108 Terry Ng Monica Huyhn Shaun Tay Neil Davis Brennan MacLeod (Rhee) Rugby Union 30 100 130 Simon Davis Scott Baguley Bonny Malik Paul Webster Soccer 83 26 109 Daniel Schepisi Stephen Neil Doherty Tuan Truong Pearce / / Simone (WTF) Madeline Gristwood Tai Chi & 46 9 55 Jiapei Wang Sandra Oian Lok Yeung Lily Sun Horey Wushu Softball 15 5 20 Erin Lane Erin Johnson Jacqui Lloyd Squash 107 59 166 James Kerner Duncan Lee Lucas Bediaga Table Tennis 30 10 40 Stephen Shi Matthew Stanley Wang Wajngarten Tennis 203 32 235 Linda Lisa Ng Joyce Young Gim Kurti Steinbock / Martin Stradling Touch 136 11 147 Paul Rogers Lauren Wilton Tristan Harris Hamish McLean / Jonathan Rooke / Tim Glazebrook Ultimate 25 5 30 Peter Nixon Frisbee Volleyball 35 90 125 Gus Cirillo Cary Ann Sarah Gus Cirillo Moore Tarquinio Water Polo 45 15 60 Ben Yeo Genevieve David Danne Edye

36 37 musa president’s report

Since 1904, the Melbourne University Sports Association (MUSA) has Geoffrey Vaughan as the new MUSA patron. Mr Vaughan has opportunity for students to be active in a social or competitive and the team at MUS. They continue to promote sport at the represented the various sporting clubs of the University by advocating been heavily involved in sport at the University for many years, environment, and they provide growth opportunities via team and University and we look forward to working with them to ensure for their needs and advising the University of their interests. In this most notably through his long association with the Melbourne leadership experiences. In our view, this is particularly true when sporting clubs get the best possible support. time, it has been terrific to see sporting clubs achieve huge success University Rugby Club player. His enthusiasm and support has considering what sporting clubs offer students of the University. It Finally, thank you to the 39 sporting clubs. In particular, thank whether externally or within the University environment. It is pleasing been fantastic thus far. is this value that drives MUSA to continue to represent sporting you to the various club committees that run the on-field and off- to see that 2010 has continued that success. clubs and continue to seek support for them. While on the topic of outstanding dedication to sport. We are field activities of their clubs. You do a sensational job in providing The highlight of the University sporting calendar is the Australian delighted to congratulate Alf Lazer on his University Gold medal for At this point, we want to give our thanks to the many people who opportunities and experiences for students, staff and alumni. Please University Games (AUG) and Australian University Championships. service of exceptional distinction to the university as a whole. Alf volunteer their hours for the cause of bettering our clubs. As keep it up, and we look forward to continuing to work with you. The University of Melbourne was once again a force in these has been an outstanding supporter of sport over 60 years, from such, we thank the MUSA Executive for all their hard work over And to all involved in sport at the University of Melbourne – may competitions. At the AUG in Perth, three teams won gold – his days as a top class athlete to his years of work with the former the past year – thank you Alf, Lisa, Cheryl, Bob, James, Kirsten, you continue the outstanding sporting tradition of the University. Basketball (men); Cycling; and Netball (Women). In addition to this, recreation and grounds committee as well as his contributions to Ben and others who chipped in along the way. Thank you also to the University took out the Distance Running, Snowsports, and the SPRC and MUSA. Alf is one of just 5 people who have received the dedicated alumni involved on the Blues Advisory Board and Marcus King and Paul Rogers – Melbourne University Sports Twenty20 Cricket championships. a University Gold medal in this history of the University. This is a Scholarships Committee. We also thank Tim, Rod, Kirstie, Julie Association Co-Presidents in 2010 sensational effort and thank you for your tireless commitment to It is terrific to see our clubs continuing to compete at such a high level. sport at the University. Yet it is not just our competitive clubs that are achieving success. Our recreational and instructional clubs have done extremely well While much of MUSA’s focus is on improving sport within the to increase their activities in recent years. In 2010 they continue to University, there is often benefit in looking at best practice abroad. achieve increased membership and a high level of participation in With this in mind, it was terrific to see Paul Rogers represent numerous club activities. At a time when sport and physical activity MUSA and Australian University Sport at the International are recognised as being critical to health and wellbeing, it is fantastic University Sports Federation Forum in Vigo Spain. As a conference to see these clubs providing students with the opportunity to be attended by sporting dignitaries from around the world, there was active and get fit. These clubs highlight just how sport can enrich a focus of ‘University Sport: A platform for change’, derived from the University experience for so many students. the new knowledge society we live in with an increased focus on economically, socially and environmentally equitable practices. We are delighted to see clubs continue to provide strong social Pleasingly, Paul has come back with new ideas in relation to: programs in addition to their on-field activities. These come together increased student representation on national sporting bodies, the throughout the year and this is particularly evident at the annual use of University academic faculties as consultants on sporting MUSA Dinner and Blues Awards Presentation. In 2010, around matters, and the importance of University athletes promoting a 150 past and present athletes celebrated the success of athletes, healthy balance between study and co-curricular activities. teams and clubs as well as reflecting on the incredible history of sport at the University. The importance of sport in the community More locally, there are still many challenges that face University was highlighted by Dr Rob Moodie, who engaged the audience sport. Many clubs, particularly instructional and recreational with stories from his days as a Melbourne University rugby player clubs, continue to struggle to gain access to funding and venue and experiences around the world through his work in the field of hire. With limited resources available, it is an ongoing challenge medicine. As always this was a very successful and enjoyable night to ensure that these clubs are supported adequately. In particular, and we thank Tim Lee, Rod Warnecke, Julie Caundle and the MUS MUSA will continue to promote the importance of equitable team for their support in organising the event. treatment of these recreational and institutional clubs along with competitive clubs. On a sad note, we mourn the loss of our MUSA patron Dr Phil Law who passed away at the age of 95. Dr Law was an avid supporter The broader challenge for MUSA, and indeed for everyone involved of sport at Melbourne University, having participated in almost in the University’s sporting community, is the continual promotion every sport available – most notably cricket, AFL, skiing and of the benefits of sport. University sport offers students, staff and mountaineering. He was also a champion boxer and was awarded alumni the chance to achieve a healthy life balance. Numerous a Full Blue in Boxing after winning the 1936 Australian University studies have highlighted the value of health and wellbeing for Championship. We thank Dr Law for his tremendous commitment students as they strive to achieve success in their studies and to MUSA and to sport at the University and we welcome Mr their careers beyond their time at University. Sport provides the

38 39 a brief history of sport at the university of melbourne

Students have participated in organised sporting activity since the is instantly recognisable as the University of Melbourne. establishment of the University in 1853 and the formation of a Sports The number Olympic and Commonwealth Games representatives Union in 1904 provided a structure for the traditional competitive and world record holders from the University of Melbourne is club activities such as football, cricket, athletics and rowing. The outstanding and more recently 14 members of the Australian team Sports Union supported clubs financially (from the student levy) at the Beijing Olympics had connections to the University. In 2008 to compete in weekly or regular community competitions and for the University won the Overall Australian University Championship students to compete at the annual ‘intervarsity’ clash against rivals for the third time underlining the continued involvement and such as Sydney University and Adelaide University often involving dominance in competitions against other universities. very boisterous interstate trips. The redevelopment of the Beaurepaire Centre in 2004 into a state of After the Second World War the arrival of returned servicemen the art fitness and aquatic centre significantly improved the provision and the children of post war migrants to the University created a of fitness and recreation services and the centre now provides significant shift in the student demographic and a demand for a fitness assessments, personal training, group fitness, physiotherapy diversification of sporting options. Some of the new recreational and sports massage. The development of additional instructional and instructional activities to emerge during this period included and recreational club activity, short courses and trips and tours has fencing, judo, badminton and competitive sporting clubs such as continued to diversify the opportunities for students and staff. basketball and soccer. The introduction of Voluntary Student Unionism in July 2006 The Olympic Games in Melbourne in 1956 was an important removed the traditional source of funding from student fees catalyst for the development of improved sporting facilities at the requiring a move to cost recovery for many services and a significant University including the Beaurepaire Centre, built with generous reduction in the level of funding support to sporting clubs. Despite support from Sir Frank Beaurepaire, incorporating an indoor the loss of the student fee income sport has continued to prosper swimming pool, stadium and flat floor space, and the installation due to the dedication and passionate support of all those involved. of the first running track provided by the Olympic Organising Committee. The Sports Precinct has since become one of the For the comprehensive history of sport at the University of most iconic sporting images in Australia and the view from the air Melbourne see The Ties that Bind by June E Senyard.

Merv Lincoln at the finish for his first sub-minute mile at the university’s Rawlinson athletics track, 1957.

40 41 financial statements

Statement of Financial Performance 2010 2009 for the Year Ended 31 December 2010 $ $ REVENUE Fees and Charges 3,910,334 4,265,938 Investment Revenue 144,496 119,317 Other Revenue 571,522 701,810 TOTAL REVENUE 4,626,352 5,087,064 capital projects LESS EXPENSE Employee Related Expenses 2,137,257 2,738,069 Consultants, External Labour and Cleaning 503,015 600,712 Depreciation and Amortisation 613,956 606,908 Boathouse Extension 2010 Stadium Floor Utilities, Repairs and Maintenance 624,045 313,211 After an extensive planning process, construction of the extension At the end of 2010 an extensive sand-back of the East and West Equipment 52,098 149,485 to the heritage listed Melbourne University boathouse commenced Stadium floors was undertaken. This was the first time in over 10 Other Expenses 663,107 1,036,289 in February 2010. The extension was designed by Lovell Chen years that the floor had been sanded back to the original wooden TOTAL EXPENSE 4,593,478 5,444,674 Architects, who specialise in heritage building projects. The main parquetry. Once re-sealed the floor was also re-lined for Basketball, purpose of the extension was to provide additional boat storage Netball, Badminton, and Volleyball. OPERATING SURPLUS/(LOSS) 32,874 ( 3 57,610 ) for the Melbourne University Boat Club’s expanding fleet while ACCUMULATED FUNDS AT START OF YEAR 6,411,939 6,769,549 also providing an new function space and meeting room. In Beaurepaire Centre Change Rooms creating a new function space, the MUBC are now able to use the ACCUMULATED FUNDS AT END OF YEAR 6,444,813 6,411,939 In early 2010 the old metal, key operated lockers in the male and old function area almost exclusively as a dry land training area. female change rooms were upgraded to custom built electronic pin Statement of Financial Position 2010 2009 Oval Pavilion coded lockers. These new lockers do away with the need to carry as at 31 December 2010 $ $ change and provide MUS patrons with a convenient place to leave Current Assets Throughout 2010 the process of developing a Pavilions project was bags and books while they are utilising the Beaurepaire Centre. Cash 2,455,114 2,853,341 undertaken with a view to build two separate Pavilions in the Sports Other major repairs and upgrades to the change rooms included precinct. The first Pavilion would primarily serve Cricket and Football repair and refurbishment of tiled surfaces in the showers as well as Receivables 113,788 71,602 and be built on the north side of the Oval and either replace or the upgrade of lighting. Other 77,273 extensively refurbish the current Oval Pavilion. The second Pavilion Total Current Assets 2,646,175 2,924,943 would service Hockey, Athletics, Squash and Tennis. Both Pavilions Fitness Equipment Upgrades Non-Current Assets would include social space that could also be utilized for meetings MUS continues to upgrade its equipment on an annual basis. Over Property, Plant and Equipment 10,656,404 10,311,841 and functions as well as providing additional ‘flat-floor’ space for $70,000.00 of new equipment was delivered across the year. The other sports and recreational activities. Total Non-Current Assets 10,656,404 10,311,841 majority of this equipment replacement is to upgrade electronic To ensure that the current Pavilion could continue to service the cardio vascular machines such as treadmills and elliptical trainers Total Assets 13,302,579 13,236,784 needs of the Cricket and football clubs and extensive renovation of and bikes. Current Liabilities the roof in both the home and away shower blocks was undertaken. Creditors and Borrowings 164,978 47,354 The work included removing existing internal roofing sheets, clearing Provisions 137,840 189,727 the roof of possums and associated debris, as well as repairing various leaks and replacing all existing lights in these areas. TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 302,818 237,081 NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Provisions 74,787 107,604 TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 74,787 107,604 Total Liabilities 377,605 344,685 Net Assets 12,924,974 12,892,100 Equity Reserves 6,480,161 6,480,161 Retained Surplus/(Accumulated Deficit) 6,444,813 6,411,939 Total Equity 12,924,974 12,892,100

42 43 appendix

44 45 mus board awards and honours lists

Melbourne University Sport High Performance Scholarship Recipients Geoff Rees Genevieve Grant These scholarships are generally awarded to student-athletes who are amongst the elite senior Australian sportsmen and women in their Geoff Rees is a graduate from Melbourne University in law and Genevieve is jointly enrolled in the Law School and the Centre for chosen sports. commerce and is a Law Institute of Victoria accredited business Health Policy, Programs and Economics (School of Population law specialist. He has extensive experience in business advisory Health, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences). Faculty/Graduate Student / Athlete Sport Team / Event / Result and litigation and is one of Australia’s leading telecommunications Prior to commencing her PhD Genevieve practised as a personal School lawyers. Geoff has wide corporate governance experience, injury solicitor specialising in motor vehicle accident claims. She Architecture, Building especially in Telecommunications and educational research previously worked as an Assistant to the Listing Master of the Katya Crema* Freestyle Skiing Australian Winter Olympic Representative & Planning institutions. He is Rowing Australia’s Legal Counsel. He competed Supreme Court of Victoria and as a Research Officer in the Office at the World Rowing Championships in the Men’s Lightweight of the Tasmanian Ombudsman and the Office of Legislation Kimberley Crow* Rowing Arts/Law Australian World Championship Representative Coxless Four and won Gold in 1974, Bronze in 1975, Silver in 1977 Development and Review (Department of Justice, Tasmania), and Bronze in 1978. He received a Full Blue in 1976, a Full Blue where she contributed to the development of the Relationships Act Architecture, Building Angela Darby* Modern Pentathlon Australian World Championship Representative in 1973 and a Half Blue in 1972 for Rowing. Geoff is still an active 2003 (Tas). Genevieve is a member of the School of Population & Planning member of the Melbourne University Boat Club. Health Human Ethics Advisory Group. She has been an active member of the Hockey Club for many years. Genevieve completed Marieke Guehrer* Swimming Arts Australian Commonwealth Games Representative James Sutherland her term at the end of 2010.” Architecture, Building James Sutherland (Bcom 1988) was a medium-fast bowler who Tom Larkins* Rowing Australian World Cup Representative Mitchell Anderson & Planning became a versatile off-field allrounder. Twelfth man for Victoria’s 1990-91 Sheffield Shield victory, he played four first-class matches Mitch Anderson is a University of Melbourne alumnus having James Marburg* Rowing Law Australian World Championship Representative and became a Level III coach. A chartered accountant, he worked graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy with Honours (1997), as a finance manager with Carlton, the AFL club, for six years and a Bachelor of Science with Honours (1998) and a Bachelor of Alice McNamara* Rowing Commerce/Science Australian World Championship Representative in 1998 joined the Australian Cricket Board as a general manager, Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (2006). He was a Melbourne commercial. He is a life member of the Melbourne University University Sport High Performance Scholarship recipient from Cricket Club, where he was also a coach. He played in three 2004–2006, and was awarded a Full Blue for Cycling (1997, 2001, Lachlan Norris* Cycling – MTB Science Australian World Championship Representative first-grade premierships during a 17-year career. He is currently 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006). Mitch is an ironman triathlete the CEO of Cricket Australia. James received Full Blues in 1989 and has completed some 20 ironman events, including five Phoebe Stanley* Rowing Science Australian World Championship Representative and 1990 and a Half Blue in 1986 for Cricket. Hawaiian Ironman World Championships (including a best finish of 11th in 2004). While becoming a professional triathlete in 2008, Mark Hargreaves he continues to work as a doctor in general medicine as well as being a sought-after print and television media commentator. Friends of the Sports Association Scholarship Recipients Mark Hargreaves completed his BSc (1982) and PhD (1989) degrees in physiology at The University of Melbourne and an These scholarships are generally awarded to student-athletes who are members of a Melbourne University club and are also aspiring MA (1984) in exercise physiology at the Human Performance Australian sportsmen and women. Laboratory, Ball State University, USA. His pre-and post-doctoral Faculty/Graduate training included two visits to the University of Copenhagen. He Student / Athlete Sport Team / Event / Result School is a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine. During his spare time he enjoys tennis and reading sport biographies. Tom Barnes* Athletics Science Australian World Race Walking Cup Representative Mark received a Full Blue in Tennis in 1981.

Lynne Williams Josh Booth* Rowing Science Australian U23 & Senior World Championship Representative

Dr Lynne Williams is Deputy Secretary, Economic and Financial Teresa Dixon* Volleyball Science University Blues National League Representative Policy Division. Lynne is responsible for the provision of high- level policy advice and economic and financial analysis to the Medicine, Dentistry & Timothy Glazebrook* Touch Victoria National Championship Representative Victorian Government on taxation policies, economic, social and Health Science environmental issues and financial strategy. Lynne joined DTF after Medicine, Dentistry & holding the position of Deputy Secretary, Business Support in the Candice Liddy* Hockey NT National Championship Representative Health Science Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development. Lynne has worked as an economist in the public sector for over Ciara Michael* Volleyball Arts University Blues National League Representative 20 years. She has worked in several State and Commonwealth research agencies and was Principal Adviser, Research at the Architecture, Building Tom Stephens* Basketball National Basketball League Team Member (Commonwealth) Productivity Commission immediately prior & Planning to joining the Victorian Public Service in 2001. Lynne received Full Blues in Athletics in 1974 and 1975. Iain Scott* Soccer Engineering Club & University Sport Coach

Business & Daniel Sweeney* Rowing Australian U23 World Championship Representative Economics Medicine, Dentistry & Jeff Tho* Badminton Australian Commonwealth Games Representative Health Science

46 47 Vice-Chancellor’s Elite Athlete Grant Recipients These grants are awarded to student-athletes who have been selected to represent Australia (or their country of citizenship) in their chosen sport during the year in an international off-shore event.

Faculty/Graduate Faculty/Graduate Student / Athlete Sport Team / Event / Result Student / Athlete Sport Team / Event / Result School School Australia / Canoe Marathon World Championship / U23 K1 / Marlena Ahrens* Kayaking Science Marcus Memmolo* Taekwondo Arts Australia / US Open / 2nd Round 18th

Tom Barnes* Athletics Science Australia / World Race Walking Cup / 50Km Walk / 33rd Andrew Merrifield* Canoe Polo Science Australia / World Championship / U21 / 6th

Australia / World University Championship / 10m & 25m Air Josh Booth* Rowing Science Australia / World Championship / Four / 7th Chelsea Mullens* Shooting Arts Pistol / 35th & 26th Architecture, Building Australia / World Orienteering Championships / Sprint & Victoria Brown* Water Polo Australia / FINA World League / 2nd Jasmine Neve* Orienteering Science & Planning Middle Distance / Heat Australia / World Mountain Running Championship / Junior / Ben Buckingham* Mountain Running Arts Lachlan Norris* Cycling - MTB Science Australia / World Championship / Cross Country / 50th 52nd Australia / World University Championship / K2 & K4 1000 / Business & Angus Campbell* Kayaking Science Alex Phillipos* Taekwondo Australia / World University Championship / 1st Round 8th Economics

Zac Cleaver* Rowing Arts Australia / U23 World Championship / Quad Scull / 6th Catherine Phillips* Ultimate Frisbee Science Australia / World Championship / U19 & U23 / 4th & 1st

Architecture, Building Medicine, Dentistry & Katya Crema* Freestyle Skiing Australia / Winter Olympic Games / Skier Cross / 15th Erica Pong* Badminton Australia / Uber Cup World Team Championship/ Finals & Planning Health Science Australia / World Championship / Double Scull / 2nd Australia / World University Championship Sprint, Middle & Kim Crow* Rowing Arts/Law Aislinn Prendergast* Orienteering Engineering Australia / World Championship / Quad Scull / 4th Long Distance / 55th, 83rd & 52nd Medicine, Dentistry & Charlotte Curnow* Modern Pentathlon Arts Australia / World Cup #4 and #5 / Semi-finals Johnny Rayner* Athletics Australia / Junior World Championship / 4 x 400 / Injured Health Science Malta / European Team Championships League 3 / 400m / Australia / World University Championship Sprint, Middle & James D’Alfonso* Athletics Engineering 3rd Race 1 Vanessa Round* Orienteering Science Long Distance / 65th, 13th & 18th Australia / World Championship / Middle Distance / 41st Architecture, Building Angela Darby* Modern Pentathlon Australia / World Cup #5 / Semi-finals & Planning Alex Scharp* Rowing Arts Australia / U23 World Championship / Eight / 9th David de Lang* Rowing Science Australia / U23 World Championship / Lightweight Four/ 12th Phoebe Stanley* Rowing Science Australia / World Championship / Pair / 4th Anne-Maree Dellorso* Taekwondo Education Australia / Belgium Open / Quarter-finals Business & Daniel Sweeney* Rowing Australia / U23 World Championship / Eight / 9th Economics Business & Anton Grimus* Alpine Skiing Australia / World Junior Championship / Skier Cross / 4th Economics Business & Max Taylor* Sailing Australia / 470 World Championship / 69th Economics Australia / Commonwealth Games / 4 x 100 Freestyle Relay Marieke Guehrer* Swimming Arts / 1st Medicine, Dentistry & Jeffrey Tho* Badminton Australia / Commonwealth Games / Singles / Rd of 16 Australia / Commonwealth Games / 50 Butterfly / 2nd Health Science Business & Scott Guinea* Canoeing Engineering Australia / World Championship / C2 Slalom / 32nd Genevieve Venosta* Water Polo Australia / U20 European Tour / Various Economics Architecture, Building Ben Gunther* Sailing Australia / 470 World Championship / 69th & Planning

Sam Kivell* Sailing Engineering Australia / 470 World Championship / 22nd

Architecture, Building Tom Larkins* Rowing Australia / World Cup #3 / Eight / 2nd & Planning Business & Grace Loh* Swimming Australia / Commonwealth Games / 50m Backstroke / 5th Economics

James Marburg* Rowing Law Australia / World Championship / Eight / 3rd

Cameron McKenzie- Business & Rowing Australia / World Championship / Eight / 3rd McHarg* Economics Australia / World Championships / Lightweight Double Scull Alice McNamara* Rowing Science / 4th

48 49 University Sport Scholarship Recipients

These scholarships are generally awarded to student-athletes competing at representative level who are senior members of Melbourne Faculty/Graduate Faculty/Graduate Student / Athlete Sport Student / Athlete Sport University clubs and/or leaders of the University’s inter-university sporting teams School School Architecture, Building Faculty/Graduate Faculty/Graduate Jono Lovelock* Cycling Business & Economics Michael Rogers* Touch Student / Athlete Sport Student / Athlete Sport & Planning School School Business & Henry Macphillamy Rowing Law Paul Rogers* Touch Land & Environment Sophie Barker Athletics Science Jason Hughes Volleyball Economics Paulo Magistrado Weightlifting Engineering Brenton Rowe Athletics Land & Environment Finlay Batts* Touch Arts Michelle Motteram* Touch Science

Medicine, Dentistry Architecture, Stefan Martin* AFL Law Meg Russell Triathlon Arts Tom Bicknell Basketball Daniel Portelli Snowboarding & Health Science Building & Planning Business & Commerce Architecture, Carley McKay Rowing Daniel Schepisi Soccer Engineering Lisa Brown Rowing Iain Scott Soccer Engineering / Engineering Building & Planning’ Architecture, Building Business & Lachlan McKenzie Rowing Arts Victor Shelamoff Athletics Luke Chong Badminton Science Eric Sheppard* Cycling & Planning Economics Medicine, Dentistry Architecture, Emma McLaughlin Rowing Stephanie Skaras Tennis Science James Hassett Basketball Science Milly Wang Netball & Health Science Building & Planning Medicine, Dentistry Stella McNamara Athletics Science Sam Skinner Cricket Jessica Hill Rowing & Health Science Corinna Minko Athletics Veterinary Science William Smibert Rowing Business & Economics ScholarFit Scholarship Recipients Mark Nicholds Canoe Engineering/Science Louis Strauss* Rowing Engineering These scholarships are awarded to student-athletes competing at representative level in their chosen sport.

Faculty/Graduate Faculty/Graduate Lucy Ockenden Hockey Arts Darcy Sutton Athletics Arts Student / Athlete Sport Student / Athlete Sport School School Thomas O’Donnell Water Polo Science Dominic Sutton Athletics Science Stuart Alexander Rowing Business & Economics Breanne Cross Athletics Arts Medicine, Dentistry Michael Cugnetto- Jordan Oon* Motor Sport Engineering/Science Katelyn Tadd Swimming Alastair Anderson Kayaking Science Athletics Science & Health Science Tendyke Medicine, Dentistry Emma Pane Swimming Science Tina Thorburn Fencing Claire Baxter Athletics Arts Sam Elsmore Shooting Science & Health Science Medicine, Dentistry Australian Andrew Philpott* Hockey Jessy Trengove Softball Business & Economics Clinton Benjamin Arts Silas Fisher Cycling Science & Health Science Football Medicine, Dentistry & Stefan Pomasan Basketball Education Lauren Wilton* Touch Science Daniel Braunsteins* Cycling Science Daniel Godeassi Swimming Health Science Caitlyn Pring Netball James Woods* Water Polo Science Joanna Bromfield Athletics Science Linden Hall Athletics Science Medicine, Dentistry Medicine, Dentistry & Steven Reid* Cricket Science Jacky Wu Badminton Jessica Hill Rowing Sarah Harkin Triathlon Arts & Health Science Health Science Medicine, Dentistry Medicine, Dentistry Medicine, Dentistry & Callum Repper Basketball Daniel Yee Touch Simon Brown * Rowing Arts Alexandra Hill* Rowing & Health Science & Health Science Health Science Architecture, Building Sam Byrne* Goal Ball Daniel Jackson* AFL Business & Economics *These students were also recognised under the University’s Elite Athlete and Performers Policy for flexible study and assessment & Planning arrangements in 2010. Medicine, Dentistry & Andrew Cameron* Swimming Andrew Kovacs XC Skiing Arts/Engineering Health Science

Louis Cameron* Cricket Arts Meg Lanning* Cricket Arts

Brendan Chu Badminton Business & Economics Jia Jin Lee Badminton Business & Economics

Architecture, Building Jacob Clark Swimming Arts Nicole Lindley Netball & Planning Medicine, Dentistry & Liz Cobbledick* Netball Matt Lyons Swimming Science Health Science

50 51 Australian University Sport Overall Results Australian University Sport Outstanding Individual Results All results relate to participation in the 2010 Australian University Games – Perth (26th September – 1st October), unless otherwise specified. All results relate to participation in the 2010 Australian University Games – Perth (26th September – 1st October) unless otherwise The bracketed number represents the number of competing universities (combining both Division 1 and 2 teams where multiple divisions). specified.

Team National Result Team National Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result

Rowing – Lightweight Snow Sports4 – Athletics – Men 4th (19) Rowing – Women 5th (10) Matthew Single Scull 1st Snowboard Slope 2nd Stuart Alexander Chamberlain Style Athletics – Women 6th (22) Rugby Union 7s DNC Rowing – Eight 3rd

Australian Rules Football – Men DNC Snow Sports4 1st (22) Luke Chong Badminton Green & Gold Takashi Aratono Kendo Green & Gold

Australian Rules Football – Women DNC Soccer – Men 8th (15) Swimming – Men's 4 3rd Rachael Bach Soccer Green & Gold x 100 Medley Relay Badminton – Men 7th (9) Soccer – Women 8th (12) Swimming – Men’s 4 Jacob Clarke 3rd Badminton – Women 3rd (9) Softball DNC Finlay Batts Touch – Mixed Green & Gold x 100 Freestyle Relay Swimming – Men’s 4 Baseball 3rd (4) Squash – Men DNC Distance Running2 – 3rd 2nd x 50m Freestyle Relay Sophie Barker 10km Basketball – Men 1st (28) Squash – Women DNC Athletics – 5000m 3rd Zac Cleaver Rowing – Single Scull 3rd Basketball – Women 8th (21) Surfing 3rd (12) Snow Sports4 – Snow Sports4 – Women's Cross 1st Olivia Crane 3rd Moguls Beach Volleyball – Men 6th (13) Swimming – Men 3rd (13) Genevieve Blanch Country Relay Snow Sports4 – Snow Sports4 – 1st Beach Volleyball – Women DNC Swimming – Women 5th (13) Alpine Giant Slalom Cross Country 3rd 4 Beach Volleyball – Mixed 6th (19) Table Tennis DNC 4 Snow Sports – Snow Sports – 1st Nicole Blanks Snowboard Giant 3rd Alpine Slalom Cricket1 1st (8) Tae Kwon Do DNC Slalom Snow Sports4 – 1st Cycling 1st (11) Ten Pin Bowling DNC Skier Cross Simon Booth Rowing – Eight 3rd Katya Crema Snow Sports4 – 2 Distance Running 1st (37) Tennis – Men 3rd (14) Alpine Super Giant 1st Jake Breen Baseball Green & Gold Slalom Fencing 7th (10) Tennis – Women 6th (8) Surfing – Women's Female Denisha Brekke 2nd Golf – Men 7th (16) Touch – Men 8th (13) Body Board Snow Sports 4 Alpine Champion Hockey – Men 6th (16) Touch – Mixed 2nd (23) Rowing – Mixed Four 1st Swimming – Men's 4 (Cox) Brendan Cutts 3rd Hockey – Women 5th (16) Touch – Women 6th (10) Lisa Brown x 100 Medley Relay Rowing – Men’s Eight 3rd Judo DNC Triathlon5 9th (16) (Cox) James D'Alfonso Athletics – 400m 1st

Kendo 6th (11) Ultimate Frisbee 5th (17) Simon Brown Rowing – Eight 3rd Fencing Green & Gold Angela Darby Fencing – Women’s Lawn Bowls DNC Volleyball – Men 9th (11) Christopher Bush Rowing – Eight 3rd Epee 1st Netball – Mixed 5th (26) Volleyball – Women 4th (11) Snow Sports4 – Rowing – Mixed Four 1st Courtney Date 3rd Gary Butcher Skier Cross Netball – Women 1st (22) Water Polo – Men 3rd (12) Rowing – Eight 3rd Snow Sports4 – Daniel Demaro Water Polo Green & Gold Orienteering – Women3 1st (4) Water Polo – Women 6th (13) 1st Boarder Cross Rowing – Men 4th (14) Snow Sports4 – Teresa Dixon Volleyball Green & Gold Whitney Campbell Snowboard Giant 2nd Distance Running2 – Slalom Elizabeth Dornom 1st Marathon 1 Australian University Championship – Cricket – Ballarat (6th – 9th December) Female Snow Sports4 Snowboard 2 Australian University Championship – Distance Running – Melbourne (11th October) Ebony Fietz Netball Green & Gold 3 Australian University Championship – Orienteering – Launceston (12th April) Champion 4 Australian University Championship – Snow Sports – Mt Buller (30th Aug – 3rd September) Liddy Candice Hockey Green & Gold 5 Australian University Championship – Triathlon – Moolooaba (28th March) Chris Freise Ultimate Frisbee Green & Gold DNC – Did Not Compete (#) Participating Universities

52 53 Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result Student/Team Sport – Discipline Result

Swimming – Men's 4 Snow Sports4 – Men's Distance Running2 – Tim Glazebrook Touch – Mixed 3rd Paul Rodgers 2nd Harry Smithers 2nd Green & Gold x 100 Freestyle Relay Cross Country Relay 10km Iain McMahon 4 1st Swimming – Men’s 4 Orienteering3 – Snow Sports – Alpine 3rd Vanessa Round 3rd Tom Stephens Basketball Green & Gold Giant Slalom x 50m Freestyle Relay Individual Snow Sports4 – Alpine 1st Athletics – Long Jump 1st Corinna Minko Tait Sengstock Water Polo Green & Gold Dominic Sutton Athletics – 800m 3rd Slalom Athletics – Triple Jump 2nd

4 1st Anton Grimus Snow Sports – Rowing – Mixed Four 1st Tom Sheahan Tennis Green & Gold Daniel Sweeney Rowing – Eight 3rd Skier Cross Ian Mitchell Rowing – Eight 3rd Snow Sports4 – Alpine 2nd Distance Running2 – Eric Sheppard Cycling Green & Gold Stephanie Szkilnik Soccer Green & Gold Super Giant Slalom Joji Mori 2nd Half Marathon Male Alpine Snow Sports4 Cycling – Road Race 2nd Genevive Venosta Water Polo Green & Gold Champion Chris Mulchay Ultimate Frisbee Green & Gold Swimming – Men's 4 Cycling – Pairs Time Daniel Godeassi 3rd Orienteering3 – 1st Maddie White Netball Green & Gold x 50m Freestyle Relay Jasmine Neve 1st Trial Individual Snow Sports 4 – Men's Snow Sports4 – Andrew Gunn 2nd Rohan White Cricket1 Green & Gold Cross Country Relay Cycling Green & Gold Alexander Smith Women's Cross 1st Kendo – Men’s Kyu Lachlan Norris Cycling – Road Race 1st Country Relay Takeshi Hartono 2nd Daniel Yee Touch – Mixed Green & Gold Grade Individual Cycling – Pairs Race 1st Snow Sports4 – Cross 2nd Country Snow Sports4 – Jessica Hill Rowing – Mixed Four 1st Johnny O'Brian 2nd Boarder Cross Swimming – 50m Jimmy Kahn Baseball Green & Gold 2nd 1 Australian University Championship – Cricket – Ballarat (6th – 9th December) Freestyle 2 Australian University Championship – Distance Running – Melbourne (11th October) Swimming – Men’s 4 3 Australian University Championship – Orienteering – Launceston (12th April) Gregory King Cricket1 Green & Gold 3rd x 100 Medley Relay 4 Australian University Championship – Snow Sports – Mt Buller (30th Aug – 3rd September) Kai Yi Ong Swimming – Men’s 4 David Kinnersley Athletics – High Jump 1st 3rd x 100 Freestyle Relay Swimming – Men’s 4 Julius Kirchert Soccer Green & Gold 3rd x 50m Freestyle Relay Surfing – Men's Body Megan Lane Touch – Mixed Paul O'Reilly 3rd Green & Gold Board Snow Sports4 – Men's Chris Lees 2nd Cross Country Relay Sicl Paleri Baseball Green & Gold

Josh Licence Baseball Green & Gold Catherine Phillips Ultimate Frisbee Green & Gold

Snow Sports4 – Women's Cross 1st Michelle Phillips Ultimate Frisbee Green & Gold Country Relay Alexandra Lockie Snow Sports4 – Bronwyn Pitt Hockey Green & Gold Snowboard Slope 2nd Style Erica Pong Badminton Green & Gold Swimming – 200m 3rd Snow Sports4 – Butterfly 1st Boarder Cross Swimming – Men’s 4 Matthew Lyons 3rd Daniel Portelli Snow Sports4 – x 100 Medley Relay Snowboard Giant 2nd Swimming – Men’s 4 3rd Slalom x 100 Freestyle Relay Rowing – Mixed Four Benidict Quinlan Rowing – Eight 3rd 1st Emma McLaughlin Rowing – Lightweight 2nd 1 Single Scull Steven Reid Cricket Green & Gold

Hamish McLean Touch – Men Green & Gold Callum Repper Basketball Green & Gold

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Yes! I want to support Sport at the University of Melbourne Mr Arthur W. Adams QC Mr Geoffrey W Hone Mr Peter H McKeon Mr Robert Stewart Mr Peter T. Antonie OAM Mr Neil S. Jenkinson Mr Paul D McSweeney Mr William R Stokes Name: Mr Robert P Backwell Mr Graeme A Johnson Mr Andrew G Michelmore Mr Christopher W Thomas Mr David C Ball Mr Campbell Johnston Mr John R. Michelmore Mrs Sally A Torney Address: Mr Brian J Birrell Mr Ian D Johnston Ms Fiona M. Milne Dr Shane P. Usher Telephone: Mr Andrew I Burridge Dr Michael R. Jones AM PSM Ms Patricia A. Montgomery Dr Geoffrey N. Vaughan AO Mr John F Carmody Mr Michail Lagogiannis Mr Jim Morrison Mr Timothy J Walker Preferred Email: Sir Roderick Carnegie AC Mr Timothy J S Lamb Mrs Barbara M Mulder Mr James Weatherly Mr Steven A Cerni Emeritus Professor Richard G Mr Peter H. Nicholson Mr Jonathan J Webster Business Name & Address: Mr Leigh Clifford AO Larkins AO Mr John E North Mr John H. Whiting Professor Anthony J. Costello Mr Gregory N Longden Mr John Paterson Mr Paul A Wiegard Current Student Current Staff Member Club Member Alumi Other Mr Gerard J Dalbosco Ms Shona J. Macinnes Mr James Campbell Penfold Mr John F Wilson Mr John M. Dutton Mr Robert C Maple Dr Richard Ranger Mr Raymond I Wilson My gift is of the following amount: Mr David B. England Mr Alexander G. Marshall Mr Geoffrey L Rees Mr Tom Wood Mrs Barbara A Fenner Mr Timothy G. Marshall Professor Field W Rickards Dr David E Yates Chancellor’s Circle $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 $5,000 Other $ Dr Tony Heinz Mr Peter R Martin Professor John H Roberts Mr Robert S Zahara Mr John F Henry Mr Tony McInerney Professor Emeritus Richard A. Mr Anthony Hodges Dr John D McKenzie Smallwood AO Please direct my support to the following sport/s or activity/s (please specify):

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