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NorWesters ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD CLUB 2007 CONTENTS Page NORWESTERS PEOPLE Board of Directors 3 Coaching Staff 3 Presidents and Honorary Members 4 President’s Message 5 AWARDS AND STANDARDS 2007 Club Awards 6 to 20 B.C.A.J.D. Award Winners 21 B.C.J.D. Recreational Crests 21 J.D. Awards Plan Standards 22 to 25 CLUB RECORDS Outdoor Rankings and All Time Top NorWesters Boys 26 Girls 45 Notable Performances 64 Cross Country Results 65 ED-1 Page 2 of 67 NorWesters ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD CLUB 2007 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2007 PRESIDENT Bill Koch VICE-PRESIDENT (vacant) Treasurer Registrar Secretary Bill Bryden Dawn Strong Marcela Acosta Directors Sheree Butler Steve O’Neill Dawn Copping Glenn Rajala Elizabeth Hardy-Poirier Debby Stephenson Administrative Assistant to the Coaches Dawn Copping COACHING STAFF Michael Adair Erin Bell Dawn Copping Caroline Hay Robert Leone Darcie Montgomery Cindy O’Krane Jeffrey Sim Elena Voloshin Ashley Webber Jody Weightman ANNUAL’s PRODUCTION Editor David Bean ED-1 Page 3 of 67 NorWesters ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD CLUB 2007 PRESIDENTS 1960 Bob Basham 1978 Charlie Mayrs 1994 Suzanne Daniels 1961 Bob Basham 1979 Joe Corcoran 1995 Suzanne Daniels 1962 Eric Woodman 1980 Tony Dawson 1996 Dawn Copping 1963 Eric Woodman 1981 Tony Dawson 1997 Dawn Copping 1964 Harford Goff 1982 Jan More 1998 Dawn Copping 1965 Harford Goff 1983 Jan More 1999 Dawn Copping 1966 Denny Allison 1984 John Cull 2000 Dawn Copping 1967 Denny Allison 1985 John Cull 2001 Steve O’Neill 1970 Ray Robins 1986 Elizabeth Allen 2002 Steve O’Neill 1971 Ray Robins 1987 Dick Oddy 2003 Steve O’Neill 1972 Bob Smith 1988 Don Durward 2004 Marian Adair 1973 Bob Smith 1989 Don Durward 2005 Marian Adair 1974 Bob Smith 1990 Don Durward 2006 Bill Bryden 1975 Ted Vandenbos 1991 Dawn Copping 2007 Bill Koch 1976 Mike Sheridan 1992 Dawn Copping 1977 Mike Sheridan 1993 Richard Turner HONORARY MEMBERS Charles Collinson Appointed 1976 Ellen Collinson Appointed 1976 Bob Robinson Appointed 1976 Grace Robins Appointed 1976 Ray Robins Appointed 1976 Don Craven Appointed 1988 Peggy Craven Appointed 1988 ED-1 Page 4 of 67 NorWesters ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD CLUB 2007 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE This is the 48 th year that Norwesters provided track and field programs for North and West Vancouver. Our Athletes and Coaches This year our membership included 71 athletes (younger JD to Masters). Our athletes performed admirably this year with many personal bests, provincial award winners, and excellent performances in championship meets. Details can be found elsewhere in the Annual. When you review the accomplishments of many of our athletes, you should consider the influence of our dedicated coaching team. Our thanks to Erin Bell , Dawn Copping , Caroline Hay , Rob Leone , Darcie Montgomery , Cindy O’Krane , Elena Voloshin , Ashley Weber, and Michael Adair. Since our last AGM, Frank Reynolds , our long standing middle distance coach, passed away. A tribute to him has been posted on the NorWesters web site. We ran the inaugural Frank Reynolds Cross- Country Meet on October 13 th . We have also established a scholarship fund for NorWester athletes in Frank’s name. Ashley Weber took over Frank’s duties coaching the Juvenile – Senior distance group from January through August, but has since moved on to new endeavors. Cindy O’Krane and Darcie Montgomery have now taken on these coaching duties. Meets We put on two well-run and well-attended meets (NorWesters Elementaries Meet in May and the first annual Frank Reynolds Memorial Cross-Country Meet in October). A great deal of volunteer work went into these meets and many of our parents and athletes put in several days of work over the two competitive seasons. The Elementaries Meet drew over 700 young athletes. The Frank Reynolds Meet had 250 registrants. We cancelled the 2007 Trevor Craven Memorial Track meet because we lost our venue, Swangard Stadium. We hope to bring back this meet in 2008. The Board Board service is an important support for of our club’s functioning. Bill Bryden served as Treasurer this past year and has agreed to serve another year in this role. Dawn Copping continues on the Board as the coaching liaison and as meet director when available. Dawn Strong has served as Club Registrar and will continue this task through May 2008 when she will be stepping down. These are all positions of substantial responsibility and time involvement. Elizabeth Hardy, Marcela Hernandez, Steve O’Neill, and Glenn Rajala have all contributed their time, energy and wisdom to our discussions. Social Events This year, approximately 60 NorWesters athletes, parents, and coaches took over a large section of Earl’s restaurant in Kelowna during the Jack Brow Memorial Meet. We had much to celebrate because of our athletes’ performances and made new friends. This is the third year of this gathering. We also had our end of track season barbecue in John Lawson Park in West Vancouver. This was attended by a large percentage of our membership and all appeared to have a good time. Our awards banquet was held on December 2 nd . Bill Koch ED-1 Page 5 of 67 NorWesters ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD CLUB 2007 2007 AWARDS 0a. NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - TYKE GIRL (age 9) Donated by: Optimist Club 2006 Diana Voloshin, Katie Weaver 2007 Not Awarded 0b. NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - TYKE BOY (age 9) Donated by: Optimist Club 2006 Lucas Bill 2007 Not Awarded 1 NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - TYKE GIRL (age 10, prior to 2006; ages 9 & 10) Donated by: Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Smith 1972 Candace McPherson 1985 Not Awarded 1998 Shannon Penway 1973 Nancy Petrie 1986 Not Awarded 1999 Shannon Penway 1974 Vivian McAdam 1987 Emma Joe 2000 Not Awarded 1975 Lisa Craig 1988 Not Awarded 2001 Claire Denley 1976 Leslie Beckerman 1989 Zain Jamal 2002 Claire Denley 1977 Lisa Parish 1990 Laura Turner 2003 Madeline Denley 1978 Alice Woolley 1991 Laura Turner 2004 Alexandra Bill 1979 Sara McGladdery 1992 Not Awarded 2005 Meghan Ho 1980 Sigrid Otto 1993 Not Awarded 2006 Meghan Ho 1981 Diana Osborne 1994 Not Awarded 2007 Katie Weaver, 1982 Diana Osborne 1995 Sarah Nelson Maria Acosta 1983 Julie Catchlove 1996 Samantha Gandofsi 1984 Dana Lyon 1997 Not Awarded 2 NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - TYKE BOY (age 10, prior to 2006; ages 9 & 10) Sheridan Award 1977 Richard Kaberry 1987 Not awarded 1998 Gabriel Ephard 1978 Richard Kaberry 1988 Adrian Cull 1999 Blair O’Neill 1979 Wynn Griffith, 1989 Adrian Cull 2000 Timothy Adair Ken Campbell 1990 Will Curry 2001 Not awarded 1980 Ken Campbell 1991 Not awarded 2002 Jasper Graham 1981 Dylan Griffith 1992 Ryan Shepherd 2003 Not awarded 1982 Scott Thitchener 1993 Not awarded 2004 Stephen Parker 1983 Scott Thitchener 1994 Not awarded 2005 Not awarded 1984 Ryan Edgar 1995 Not awarded 2006 Not Awarded 1985 Jeffrey Sharma 1996 Not awarded 2007 Eric Norman 1986 Jeffrey Sharma 1997 Gabriel Ephard ED-1 Page 6 of 67 NorWesters ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD CLUB 2007 3 NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - PEE WEE GIRL (age 11) 1990 Liza Walker 1996 Sarah Nelson 2002 Not Awarded 1991 Tamsin Anstey 1997 Rebecca Roskell 2003 Claire Denley 1992 Laura Turner 1998 Hayley McGinn 2004 Lydia Aghakian 1993 Not Awarded 1999 Not Awarded 2005 Jenavieve Louie 1994 Anna-Marie Allander 2000 Megan Mongomery 2006 Kye Fedor 1995 Not Awarded 2001 Megan Bailey 2007 Megan Ho 4 NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - PEE WEE BOY (age 11) 1990 Eric Kiauka 1997 Christopher Winter 2003 Patrick Eadie 1991 Wyatt Hartley 1998 Gabe Ephard, 2004 Not awarded 1992 Not awarded Spencer Watt 2005 Not awarded 1993 Rodrigo Gutierrez 1999 Not awarded 2006 Sam Morris 1994 Not awarded 2000 Blair O’Neill 2007 Nakoda Wall 1995 Not awarded 2001 Not awarded 1996 Mark Noble 2002 Not awarded 5 NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - PEE WEE GIRL (age 12, prior to 1990; ages 11 & 12) 1967 Linda Rossetti 1981 Sara McGladdery 1995 Not awarded 1968 Brenda Robins 1982 Caroline Bodwell 1996 Not awarded 1969 Lori Eisler 1983 Diana Osborne 1997 Sarah Nelson 1970 Not awarded 1984 Diana Osborne 1998 Rebecca Roskell 1971 Val Duncan 1985 Julie Catchlove 1999 Shawna Beaudet 1972 Val Duncan 1986 Suzanne LeNobel 2000 Emily Sheppard 1973 Stephanie Reid 1987 Not awarded 2001 Megan Montgomery 1974 Candace McPherson 1988 Joanne Armour 2002 Not awarded 1975 Nancy Petrie 1989 Joanne Armour, 2003 Leanne Szalai 1976 Lisa Craig Leanne Hancheroff 2004 Claire Denley 1977 Lisa Craig 1990 Maggie Wendt 2005 Lydia Aghakian 1978 Karen Rischer 1991 Liza Walker 2006 Alexandra Bill 1979 Lisa Roger 1992 Tamsin Anstey 2007 Kye Fedor 1980 Sara McGladdery, 1993 Not awarded Kendra Thitchener 1994 Not awarded 6 NOR-WESTERS TRACK AND FIELD CLUB AWARD OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - PEE WEE BOY (age 12, prior to 1990; ages 11 & 12) 1967 Brian Pepper 1981 Scott Reeder 1994 Mathew Smith 1968 Stuart Coventry Wynn Griffith 1995 Not awarded 1969 Chris Guichon 1982 Trevor Craven 1996 Not awarded 1970 Lloyd Guss 1983 Jeff Jollymore 1997 Marc Noble 1971 Lloyd Buss 1984 Gareth Morgan 1998 Christopher Winter 1972 Brian Ewing 1985 Gareth Morgan 1999 Michael Adair 1973 Douglas Vicic 1986 Stefan Pauli 2000 Gabe Ephard 1974 Mike Pennington 1987 Jeffrey Sharma 2001 Blair O’Neill ED-1 Page 7 of 67 NorWesters ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD CLUB 2007 1975 Mike Beckerman 1988 Jeffrey Sharma 2002 Owen Tucker 1976 Greg Peters 1989 David Turner, 2003 Tim Adiar 1977 Mark Osborne Andrew Rogers 2004 Jeff Jollymore Trevor Smith
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