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all-time AUSTRALIAN ALL-TIME LIST As at 28th December 2018 Compiled by Paul Jenes - AA Statistician, Fletcher McEwen & David Tarbotton PERFORM WIND NAME ASS DOB PLACEVENUE DATE MEN 100 YARDS 9.52 -0.8 Gary Eddy V 260345 5 Kingston,Jamaica 6 Aug 66 9.56 Matt Shirvington N 251078 1 Sydney 21 Jan 00 9.62 Patrick Johnson A 260972 2 Sydney 21 Jan 00 manual 9.2 +1.4 Bob Lay N 200344 1 Sydney 10 Mar 65 9.3 +0.0 Hec Hogan Q 110731 1 Sydney 13 Mar 54 9.3 Ken Irvine N 050340 1 Dubbo 9 Mar 63 9.3 Gary Holdsworth V 010841 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 66 9.3 Richard James V 090356 1 Melbourne 20 Dec 79 9.3 Peter Batten V 190956 2 Melbourne 20 Dec 79 9.3 Rod Mapstone W 191169 1 Sydney 3 Mar 86 9.4 Peter Vassella N 040141 1 Wollongong 4 Mar 62 9.4 Greg Lewis V 091246 2 Melbourne 16 Mar 66 9.4 Stuart Laing Q 220146 1 Melbourne 10 Feb 68 9.4 Gary Eddy V 260345 1 Melbourne 24 Jan 70 9.4 Fred Martin N 041066 1 Sydney 13 Feb 85 100 METRES 9.93 +1.8 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Mito,Japan 5 May 03 10.03 -0.1 Matt Shirvington N 251078 4 Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia 17 Sep 98 10.08 +1.9 Joshua Ross N 090281 1 Brisbane 10 Mar 07 10.10 +0.4 Trae Williams Q 050597 1 Gold Coast 16 Feb 18 10.13 +0.1 Damien Marsh Q 280371 1 Monte Carlo, Monaco 9 Sep 95 10.15 +0.8 Josh Clarke N 190595 1 Canberra 6 Feb 16 10.15 +1.5 Jake Doran Q 170700 1rA Jämsä, Finland 1 Jul 18 10.17 +2.0 Rod Mapstone W 191169 2h Perth 28 Jan 96 10.17 +0.9 Adam Miller N 220684 1s Brisbane 10 Mar 07 10.17 +1.8 Aaron Rouge-Serret V 280188 1 Perth 26 Mar 10 10.18 +1.9 Ambrose Ezenwa N 100477 1h Canberra 26 Jan 06 10.19 +1.1 Daniel Batman N 200381 2 Perth 22 Jan 05 10.19 +0.1 Rohan Browning N 311297 1h1 Brisbane 16 Dec 17 10.21 +2.0 Shane Naylor V 031167 1 Canberra 18 Mar 95 10.21 +1.6 Jack Hale T 220598 1h2 Mannheim, Germany 25 Jun 16 10.22 -0.4 Gerrard Keating V 031262 5 Canberra 5 Oct 85 10.23 +1.5 Matt Davies Q 180485 2 Perth 19 Feb 10 10.23 +0.8 Aaron Stubbs Q 130790 1rA Canberra 20 Feb 16 10.24 +1.8 Tim Jackson N 040769 2 Tonsberg, Norway 20 Jul 94 10.24 +2.0 Tim Leathart N 220989 1 Sydney 9 Mar 13 10.25 +1.1 Dean Capobianco W 110570 2 Birmingahm, Gbritain 16 Jul 93 10.25 +1.6 Mitchell Williams-Swain Q 050192 2 Melbourne 6 Apr 13 10.26 +0.8 Paul Narracott Q 081059 1 Melbourne 6 Mar 84 10.26 +0.2 Paul Di Bella Q 120277 1s Sydney 18 Aug 00 10.27 +1.6 Paul Henderson N 130371 1h Windsor,Canada 5 Jul 96 10.27 +1.0 Jung Jin Su N 161193 1h4 Gwangju, Korea 8 Jul 15 10.28 +0.4 Steve Brimacombe V 070571 1h Sydney 27 Jan 97 10.28 +1.6 Anthony Alozie N 180886 3 Melbourne 6 Apr 13 10.28 +0.3 Tom Gamble Q 251191 5s2 Gwangju, Korea 9 Jul 15 10.28 +1.4 Anas Abu-Ganaba N 270696 1 Sydney 3 Feb 18 10.29 +1.0 Kieran Noonan N 070976 3 Perth 5 Feb 00 Page 1 all-time 10.29 +1.2 Adam Basil V 140475 2 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 10.29 +1.2 Alex Hartmann Q 070393 1 Brisbane 19Mar 10.30 +0.4 David Baxter V 270377 3 Canberra 15 Jan 00 10.30 +1.8 Jarrod Geddes N 240294 3rA Perth 22 Feb 14 10.31 +1.1 Mitchell Watt Q 250388 2 Gold Coast 18 Jun 11 10.32 +1.7 Shane Hearn W 021070 2 Perth 8 Feb 97 10.32 +1.0 Nicholas Andrews N 020297 1r1 Sydney 25 Nov 17 10.33 +1.0 Ricky Nalatu Q 011272 1 Brisbane 4 Feb 95 10.33 +1.5 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 London, Gbritain 25 Jul 04 10.33 +1.5 Zane Branco Q 040100 2rA Jämsä, Finland 1 Jul 18 10.34 +1.3 Peter Gandy N 020961 3 Adelaide 11 Jan 82 10.34 +1.7 Chris Perry V 210559 4h London, Gbritain 20 Jun 86 10.34 +0.1 Daniel Burgess V 180385 1 Canberra 26 Jan 08 10.34 +1.8 Ben Jaworski N 141093 1s2 Brisbane 28 Mar 15 10.35 +0.9 Glenn Crawford V 130173 1 Melbourne 8 Jan 98 10.35 +1.2 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 5 Taipei, Taiwan 26 May 12 10.35 +0.4 Hayden Kovacic N 081093 1s1 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 14 May 16 10.36 +0.4 Ryan Witnish V 230274 3h Sydney 27 Jan 97 10.36 +1.1 Aaron Bresland W 040794 1 Perth 25 Jan 17 10.37 +1.0 Gavin Hunter Q 050175 6 Perth 5 Feb 00 10.37 +1.0 Andrew McManus N 111270 7 Perth 5 Feb 00 10.38 +1.8 Jake Hammond N 051291 4rA Perth 22 Feb 14 10.39 +0.4 Steven Tucker W 031282 2h Brisbane 9 Mar 07 10.39 +1.6 Nicholas Hough N 201093 8 Melbourne 6 Apr 13 10.40 +1.8 Steve McBain S 230167 4 Sydney 28 Mar 87 10.40 +0.0 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 2 Brisbane 14 Feb 99 10.40 +1.9 Tim Williams V 091281 3h Canberra 26 Jan 06 10.40 -0.2 Patrick Fakiye V 010291 1 Canberra 15 Jan 11 10.41 +1.8 Liam Gander N 060488 2 Perth 26 Mar 10 10.41 +1.5 Joshua Azzopardi N 271199 4rA Jämsä, Finland 1 Jul 18 10.42 +1.8 Bob Lay N 200344 3q2 Tokyo, Japan 14 Oct 64 10.42 +1.4 Graham Haskell V 030848 1h3 Christchurch,New Zealand25 Jan 74 10.42 +1.9 Troy Davies N 231079 5 Perth 4 Mar 01 10.43 +2.0 Clayton Kearney N 110464 3s London 20 Jun 86 10.43 +1.6 Braden Fraser V 020677 3 Melbourne 2 Mar 00 10.43 +1.7 Adrian Mott V 280685 3s Brisbane 10 Mar 07 10.43 +0.9 Brandon Galic A 060787 1 Canberra 7 Sep 08 10.43 +1.9 Hugh Donovan Q 180394 1s3 Karlsruhe, Germany 30 Jun 12 10.44 Ian Campbell V 180457 2 Missoula, USA 23 Apr 77 10.44 +1.9 Nigel Biggs W 310877 7 Perth 4 Mar 01 10.44 +1.6 Keith Sheehy S 141083 1 Sydney 14 Mar 09 10.44 +0.6 Jacob Groth N 071285 4 Sydney 27 Feb 10 10.44 -1.0 Joel Bee V 030792 1h4 Melbourne 28 Feb 14 10.45 +1.7 Bruce Frayne S 240158 1 London, Gbritain 9 Jun 82 10.46 +0.8 Greg Lewis V 091246 =1s2 Christchurch,New Zealand26 Jan 74 10.46 -2.4 Phil Chiodo V 101074 1 Melbourne 13 Dec 91 10.46 +0.2 Chad Stephenson N 130372 2 Melbourne 25 Feb 92 10.46 +1.0 Andrew Murphy V 181269 2 Brisbane 4 Feb 95 10.46 +0.1 Peter Burge N 030774 3 Darwin 23 Jun 00 10.46 +0.0 Ross Smith N 300673 1 Canberra 28 Mar 02 10.46 +1.2 Shem Hollands N 150177 3 Gold Coast 12 Apr 03 10.46 +2.0 Nathan Allen Q 060777 2 Perth 18 Dec 05 10.46 +1.4 Mark Ormrod S 011282 1h1 Perth 26 Mar 10 10.46 +1.8 Matthew Bertacco V 150794 5rA Perth 22 Feb 14 10.47 +1.7 Darren Clark N 060965 1 Melbourne 18 Mar 83 10.47 -2.2 Peter van Miltenburg V 160857 3 Adelaide 14 Mar 84 Page 2 all-time 10.47 +1.4 David Dworjanyn N 271068 1s Sydney 25 Feb 89 10.47 +1.7 Nick Rennie V 231174 6 Melbourne 25 Feb 93 10.47 +1.5 Kyle Vander-Kuyp V 300571 2 Melbourne 20 Feb 94 10.47 +1.7 Nick Boylett Q 190986 1h1 Brisbane 31 Jan 15 10.47 +1.7 Simon Greig Q 070693 1 Brisbane 18 Feb 17 10.48 Malcolm May W 160253 1 Spokane, USA 2 Apr 77 10.48 -0.5 Richard James V 090356 1 Sydney 23 Mar 80 10.48 Paul Greene N 091272 1h Sydney 15 Sep 89 10.48 +1.6 Peter Crane V 260972 1 Pomona, USA 17 Apr 92 10.48 +1.9 Scott Richardson N 150581 1h Adelaide 9 Dec 00 10.48 +1.5 Chris Dale Q 180791 1 Brisbane 8 Nov 13 10.48 +2.0 Michael Romanin V 241296 1h1 Melbourne 28 Oct 17 10.48 +1.5 Tom Agnew A 300999 5rA Jämsä, Finland 1 Jul 18 10.49 +0.5 Peter Missingham N 171178 1 Melbourne 24 Mar 96 10.49 +1.3 Andrew Richardson N 031271 2 Sydney 30 Nov 96 10.49 +1.8 David Geddes N 260182 1 Sydney 1 Dec 01 10.49 +1.9 Ben Hayward Q 170992 2r1 Brisbane 9 Jan 16 10.49 +1.6 Zach Holdsworth N 230797 1h4 Canberra 18 Feb 17 manual 9.9 +1.2 Paul Narracott Q 081059 1 Brisbane 4 Jan 84 10.1 +0.5 Gary Holdsworth V 010841 1 Geelong 9 Apr 67 10.1 +0.8 Greg Lewis V 091246 1 Melbourne 11 Nov 72 10.1 +0.0 Graham Haskell S 030848 1 Sydney 27 Oct 73 10.1 John Dinan V 181159 1 Melbourne 19 Mar 85 10.1 Shane Naylor V 031167 1 Melbourne 16 Feb 88 10.1 +1.3 Bryan Skinner Q 040373 1 Brisbane 8 Oct 93 10.1 +0.9 Daniel Burgess V 180385 1 Melbourne 8 Dec 07 10.2 Hec Hogan Q 110731 1 Sydney 13 Mar 54 10.2 Bob Lay N 200344 1 Melbourne 16 Feb 67 10.2 Phil King V 181246 1 Melbourne 3 Apr 68 10.2 Eric Bigby Q 060340 1 Brisbane 9 Jan 71 10.2 +0.8 Laurie D'Arcy V 030547 2 Melbourne 11 Nov 72 10.2 Richard James V 090356 2 Melbourne 10 Nov 73 10.2 Colin McQueen V 120256 1 Melbourne 21 Jan 78 10.2 +1.9 Gerrard Keating V 031262 1 Canberra 19 Jan 83 10.2 Peter van Miltenburg V 160857 1 Eugene, USA 13 Jul 84 10.2 Reid Pryor V 041066 2 Melbourne 19 Mar 85 10.2 Brett Leavy Q 080265 1 Brisbane 9 Dec 88 10.2 +0.4 Tim Jackson N 040769 1 Adelaide 26 Nov 89 10.2 +1.7 Isaac Ntiamoah N 271082 1 Sydney 1 Mar 03 10.2 +0.7 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Sydney 15 Nov 03 10.2 +2.0 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Loughborough, Gbritain 16 Jul 05 10.2 +0.9 Tim Rooke V 180586 2 Melbourne 8 Dec 07 200 METRES 20.06A +0.9 Peter Norman V 150642 2 Mexico City, Mexico 16 Oct 68 20.18 +0.3 Dean Capobianco W 110570 5 Stuttgart, Germany 19 Aug 93 20.19 +1.6 John Dinan V 181159 1 Canberra 6 Mar 86 20.30 +1.8 Steve Brimacombe V 070571 1 Brisbane 17 Feb 96 20.32 -0.2 Damien Marsh Q 280371 1 Linz, Austria 22 Aug 95 20.35 +1.0 Patrick Johnson A 260972 1 Malmo, Sweden 22 Aug 06 20.43A +2.0 Darryl Wohlsen Q 060373 1 Pietersburg, South Africa 18 Mar 00 20.44 +2.0 Robert Stone V 050165 1 Brisbane 13 Mar 88 20.44 +1.3 Daniel Batman N 200381 1s Darwin 17 May 05 20.45 +1.9 Matt Shirvington N 251078 1 Sydney 10 Aug 98 20.45 -0.5 Alex Hartmann Q 070393 1 Canberra 7 Feb 16 Page 3 all-time 20.47 +1.7 Adam Miller N 220684 1 Sydney 8 Feb 04 20.48 +0.5 Fred Martin N 041066 1 Brisbane 3 Feb 85 20.49 0.0 Darren Clark N 060965 1 Sydney 12 Nov 83 20.53A +0.6 Greg Lewis V 091246 5s2 Mexico City, Mexico 16 Oct 68 20.53 +0.2 Joshua Ross N 090281 1 Lignano, Italy 15 Jul 07 20.54 +1.0 Matt Davies Q 180485 1 Perth 19 Feb 10 20.57A +2.0 David Baxter V 270377 3 Pietersburg, South Africa 18Mar 00 20.58 +0.5 Paul Pearce V 080177 1h Melbourne 2 Mar 97 20.59 -0.5 Bruce Frayne S 240158 1 Canberra 21 Dec 80 20.59 +1.8 Miles Murphy N 190567 1 Canberra 5 Mar 88 20.59 +1.1 Jarrod Geddes N 240294 2 Perth 22 Feb 14 20.60 +1.7 Pat Dwyer N 031177 1 Sydney 20 Dec 97 20.60 +1.6 Kris Neofytou N 030584 1 Canberra 5 Feb 05 20.61 +0.9 Tom Gamble Q 251191 1h1 Canberra 19 Feb 17 20.62 +1.0 David Geddes N 260182 1 Brisbane 13 Apr 02 20.62
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    VMC 'EMIL ZATOPPC1 "RUNNERS WORLD” 10.000m "A"PIV ISION.12-12-1987.Near perfect.21 Starters. 1.Andrew LLOYD 28 A 27:57.24 9.Quentin MORLEY 24 29:02.94 17.Sean QUILTY 21 29:40.33. 2.Steve MONEGHETTI 25 28:07.37 10.Martin STOCK 31 29:04.70 18.Steve CROWLEY 23 29:48.01 3.Jamie HARRISON 23N 28:24.22 11.Brad CAMP 22 29:09.75 19.Gerard BARRETT 30A29:48.32 4.Peter BRETT 25 SA 28:36.23 12.Ray BOYD 21 WA 29:11.31 20.Paul TUCKER 28 29:49.13 5.Malcolm NORWOOD 23 28:57.20 13.Ken MOLONEY 26 NZ 29:14.99 21.Tony FORD 20 ACT29:57.12 6.Dizzy LYNCH 33 28:58.32 14.Michael INWOOD 21Q 29:25.29 Victorians unless indicated. 7.Adam HOYLE 24 28:59.07 15.Paul ARTHUR 20 NSW 29:29.64 8.Russel I FOLEY 27 T 29:02.47 16.Steve BARLOW 26 29:37.18 VMC 'EMIL ZATOPEK1 10,000m "B" Division.11-12-1987. Fine,18°,Steady breeze.40 Starters. 1.Merv JHONSTONE 19 29:56.3 13.John GUERIN 31 31:17.7 25.Brendan McCARTNEY 27 32:12.0 2.Richard BARRETT 22Q30:08.3 14.Brian SIMMONS 31 31:19.8 26.Brendan NORDEN 29 32:22.4 3.Graeme McD0NALD29 30:09.3 15.Frank SHEVLIN 33 31:21,5 27.Vaughan KINGSTON 25 32:25.8 4.Damian COOK 33 30:20.7 16.Danny BELL IS 16 31:31.6 28.John OLIVER 19 Tas 32:35.5 '5.Des WOODS 24 30:44.7 17.Brett CAREY 23 31:33.7 29.Cameron HAYES 18 32:37.8 6.Robin RISHWORTH 22 30:53.7 18.Tony DI DONATO 30 31:39.3 30.Robert TURNLEY 25 32:41.5 7.Mike DALTON 21 T 30:57.3 19.Mag MICHELSSON 19 31:50.7 31.Geoff RYAN ?? 32:43.3 8.Bernie KELLY 34 31:01.0 20.Phi I STAFF 35 31:51.6 32.Rod ALACQUA 32 32:47.3 9.Andy COCHRANE 32 31:02.4 21.Eddie HODGSON 22 Q 31:56.9 33.Andrew POTOCNIK 24 32:53.8 10.John MESCALL 21 31:02.5 22.John WELLARD 20 32:03.5 34.Mich GEALL 33 33:02.6 11.Rob CROSATO 30 0 31:03.2 23.Peter N00RDH0FF 30 32:06.6 35.Steven STERN 33 36:37.2 12.Grant WARREN 25 31:05.1 24.Rick PESTELL 19 32:08.3 1 lap short:Scott SLOANE 30:54 VMC 'EMIL ZATOPEK' 10,000m "C"Division.10-12-1987.Fine,humid,fair breeze.24 Starters.
  • Victorian Marathon Club Newsletter

    Victorian Marathon Club Newsletter

    VICTORIAN MARATHON CLUB JUNE 1991 Price $ 2- NEWSLETTER ISSN 1030-8717 Lonely ?!? Not in VMC events ! Seen at runs clockwise from above: Fallen Comrades in the Domain. 25km at Albert Park Lake. Women 10km Queen of the Lake at Albert Park. From 10km up to the 42.2km Marathon, the VMC has given the lead for 45 years. Registered by Australia Post Publication No. VBH 0488 VMC NEWSLETTER is published for the information of members of the VICTORIAN MARATHON CLUB MELBOURNE INC. and is part of the Annual Membership Fee. It is issued quarterly: AUTUMN (March), WINTER (June), SPRING (September), SUMMER (December). ALL RUNNERS are invited to contribute letters, results, p h o t o s , comments, criti­ cisms, etc. to the EDITOR, 1 Golding Street, CANTERBURY 3126, Victoria. PLEASE NOTE that material submitted for publication is preferred to be typed single-spaced and not exceeding 1.5 pages of A4 sheets, ideally less than 1 page. Articles MUST BE accompanied by name and address of the contributor, together with his or her signature. The Author of such article shall retain full responsibility for its contents. DEADLINE PC® COPY is the 1st day of the month preceding the month of publication. Earlier copy is preferred to ease pressure on editing and printing schedules. INTERSTATE LINES OF (XfrMUNICATIONS. VICTORIAN MARATHON CLUB MELBOURNE INC. P.O.BOX 12234, A ’BECKETT ST, MELB 3000 FAX: Mon, Wed, Fri 7.30pn-9.30pm (03) 499-3069 AA: Neil KING, P.O.Box 254, MOONEE PONDS 3039 (03) 370-7555 NSW AA: Alan BATCHELOR, P.O.Box N101, Grosvenor St, SYDNEY 2001 (02) 241-3538 VAA: Sharon STEWART, Olympic Park, Swan St, MELBOURNE 3002 (03)428 8195/8049 QAA: Reg BRANDIS, QE2 Stadium, Kessels Rd, NATHAN 4111 (07) 343-5653 AA-SA: Kath EDWARDS, P.O.Box 57, KENSINGTON PARK 5068 (08) 332-8022 AA-WA: CHRIS STANTON, P.O.Box 208, WEMBLEY 6014 (09) 387-5599 AAA-TAS: Wayne MASON, DOMAIN ATHLETIC CENTRE, 7001 (002) 34-9551 ACT AA: JOHN HARDING P.O.Box 35, BELC0NNEN 2616 (062) 53-1150H NT AA: Greg ADAMS, P.O.Box 105, SANDERSON N.T.
  • 2000, Australian Paralympic Committee

    2000, Australian Paralympic Committee

    Athletics Australia Season Guide 2001 1 2001 Season Guide Telstra Athletics Grand Prix & Telstra Australian Track and Field Championships Incorporating the 50th year of Records and Results The 2001 Season Guide was produced by the Athletics Australia Marketing and Communications Department Producers: Julian Murphy & Tina Folmer Media Manager: Stephen Lock Marketing Manager: Chris Green Publications and PR Manager Jilian Mulally Acknowledgments: Telstra, IAAF, Paul Jenes, Dan Suchy, Ronda Jenkins, Peter Hamilton, David Tarbotton, ATFS Athletics Annual 2000, Australian Paralympic Committee Photos: All Sport Phone: (61 3) 9329 2344 Sporting Images Phone: (61 7) 3852 5099 Official Photographers: Sport The Library Phone: (61 3) 9646 9050 Design/Printing: Imaging Power Phone: (61 3) 9562 6044 Cover Images (L to R) : Dmitri Markov, Tatiana Grigorieva, Jana Pittman, Jai Taurima, Louise Sauvage, Justin Anlezark, Cathy Freeman. 2 Athletics A ustr alia Season Guide 2001 CONTENTS MESSAGE FROM ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA ................................................................................ 3 MESSAGE FROM TELSTRA ........................................................................................................ 4 CONTACT DIRECTORY ................................................................................................ 5 AUSTRALIAN ATHLETICS FEDERATION (AAF) ......................................................................... 6 MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS ..........................................................................................................