Craigieburn Little Athletics Centre - SportsTG

Craigieburn

Little Athletics Centre

1983 – 2013

30th

ANNIVERSARY

Craigieburn Little Athletics Centre

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Welcome

Welcome to Craigieburn Little Athletics Centre (CLAC) for season 2013 – 2014. This season we celebrate 30 years of competing at Vic Foster Reserve in Craigieburn as a Centre. We will be having a celebration day on Saturday 9th November where we hope previous members will come along and join us.

CLAC’s aim is to provide a program of fun and fitness for family groups. Enjoy your time with us, get involved and help us to help your children. Your co-operation and help at regular intervals help make our club successful. Please participate in fundraising activities and assisting at events throughout the season. The key to Craigieburn Little Athletics Centre is enthusiasm, not only from the children but from the parents as well.

Please remember that we are not a Child-Minding Centre. A parent or guardian must supervise all children at all times whilst at the Centre.

CLAC encourages an atmosphere of friendliness in which the kids compete against their own previous “Personal Bests” (PBs) rather than each other. Remember that children mature at different rates. Children of the same age can be a few years apart in terms of physical development. Treat children as individuals and measure their improvement on their past performance rather than against other children. With this in mind, we provide activities for children of all abilities and encourage children to participate and “have a go”. Children are not forced to take part in events if they don’t want to. The most important aspects of Little Athletics are participating and having fun, making new friends and doing “Personal Bests” in events.

This season we have a new role at the Centre, “Chief of Officials” this has been filled by Matt Rowe, Mat’s role is to help the parents learning what is required at the different events, so if you have a question please ask Matt.

Craigieburn Little Athletics Centre in association with the Little Athletics Victoria (LAVic) has a Sun Smart and a Non-Smoking policy. (Behind the Clubrooms, or the car parks are the designated smoking areas.)

Good Luck to all athletes for the coming season. I’m sure that lots of PBs will be broken and some new friends made.

Thank-you to all our volunteers (parents and others) for their help and support not only on Saturdays but throughout the week – without you we couldn’t exist. Thanks again!

Sharyn Stockdale President


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So what is Little Athletics all about?

It’s about fun, making friends and healthy activities. If you thought it’s just for kids you are about to find out why the philosophy of Little Athletics is –

“Little Athletics for Family Fun and Fitness”

Little athletes come in all shapes and sizes, with quite varied levels of ability; however, every athlete is a winner when they participate.

Where do I as a parent / guardian fit into the scheme of things?

Without your help, this Centre would cease to exist for our children.

Parents / guardians, like our athletes come in many shapes and sizes with all sorts of experience and talents – maybe even some they don’t know they have!

You can help by

Helping escort children to their races.

Marshaling the athletes on their starting lines.

Setting up hurdles and resetting heights as required.

Timing the race – all you need is reasonable eyesight and a quick digit!

Measuring the jumps – just involves stretching a tape with a friend.

Raking the pit – this eliminates the evidence from the last jumper and not only makes it easier to spot for the next jumper, but ensures the pit is soft and safe for the next jumper.

Raising the bar in high jump – you also act as a safety for the lesser experienced jumpers.

Spotting and Measuring the throw – also involves stretching a tape with a friend.

Recording – each event requires someone to take notes on the kid’s performances and write them a ticket!

Most of our jobs are as easy as these – please don’t be afraid to volunteer!

If you would rather volunteer away from the events – talk to one of our committee members.


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Advice to parents

Do not force an unwilling child to participate in sport.

Remember that children are involved in organized sport for their enjoyment.

Teach your child that their best effort is just as important as victory, so that all results are accepted without undue disappointment.

Encourage your child to always compete by the rules.

Never ridicule or yell at your child for making mistakes or losing a competition.

Turn defeat into victory by helping your child work towards skill, improvement and good sportsmanship.

Recognize the value and importance of volunteer coaches. They give their time to provide recreational activities for your child.

Do not publicly question the official’s judgment and never their honesty.

Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from children’s sporting activities.


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CONTENTS

Committee Members 6 2013-2014 Season Calendar 7 Sample Centre Program 8 Little Athletics Victoria Partners 9

Need to Know Normal Competition 10 Wet Weather 10 Hot Weather 10 Heat Conditions 10 Centre Uniform 10 Officials/Parent Helpers 11 Working with Children 11 Arena Rules 11 Behaviour 11 Special events: Bring A Friend Day 11 Inter Centre Days 11 Centre Championship 12 General Information: Announcer 12 Recording 12 Points System 12 Centre Records 13 Trophies 13 Fundraising 13 Lost Property 13 Canteen 13 Junior Development Squad (JDS) 13 Courses 13 Policies & Procedures Rules & Regulations 14 Protest Policy 14 Insurance 14 Want to be on the Committee 14 Region Relays 14 Multi Events 14 Region Track & Field 15 Open Days 15 Cross Country 15 Optional Events Calendar 16 Expressions of interest from for optional events 17 Codes of Conduct 18 Codes of Behaviour 19 Health Policies 20 Centre Records Boys 21 Girls 25 2012-2013 Centre Champions 29


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CRAIGIEBURN LITTLE ATHLETICS CENTRE COMMITTEE:

Season 2013-2014

Position Name E-mail

President Sharyn STOCKDALE [email protected]

Vice President Peter HOERDLER [email protected]

Secretary Christine REABURN [email protected]

Treasurer Michelle WEINMAN [email protected]

Chief of Officials Mat ROWE [email protected]

Fundraising Peter HOERDLER

Michelle WEINMAN

[email protected]

[email protected]

Team Manager VACANT

Canteen Manager Shelly MILDREN [email protected]

Registrations Sharyn STOCKDALE

Michelle WEINMAN

[email protected]

[email protected]

Uniforms VACANT

Ranking/Recording Graham SHAW

Sharyn STOCKDALE

[email protected]

[email protected]

Announcer

Assistant

Sharyn STOCKDALE

Saviour GRECH

[email protected]

[email protected]

Coach Heather LAMB [email protected]

Grounds/Equipment Chris LYALL [email protected]

General Committee Gary VAN GILS

Lisa HOERDLER

Belinda WRIGHT

Clara PRESTI

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

As you can see there are a few spaces and also the same names a few times - We would gladly welcome anyone wishing to join the committee. Meetings are held at Vic Foster on the first Tuesday of the month at 7.00 pm during the season and off-site in the off season.

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SEASON 2013/2014 CALENDER

OCTOBER 2013

5th

Saturday Family Fun Day/Registrations

12th

Saturday Competition Day

19th


26th


27th

Sunday “Active Kids Expo” – Craigieburn Leisure Centre

NOVEMBER

2nd

Saturday Competition Day – BRING A FRIEND DAY

9th

Saturday 30th

Anniversary Celebrations – Competition Day

10th

Sunday NMR Region Multi – Hume (closes 26th

Oct 2013)

16th


23rd

Saturday InterCentre Competition Day 1 - Hume

30th


DECEMBER

1st Sunday NMR Region Relays – Coburg (closes 9/11/13)

7st Saturday Competition Day

14th

Saturday Competition Day/Christmas Break Up

14th

Saturday State Relays – Albert Park (Must qualify)

JANUARY 2014

11th

Saturday Competition Day – 3 event program

18th

Saturday Competition Day – 3 event program

25th

Saturday Competition Day – 3 event program (if voted by members to run

on Long W/end

FEBRUARY

1st Saturday Competition Day

1/2 Saturday/Sunday State Multi – Bendigo

8th

Saturday Competition Day – RCH Relay

15th

Saturday InterCentre Competition Day 2 - Kilmore

22/23 Saturday/Sunday NMR Region T&F – Whittlesea City (closes 20/12/13

MARCH

1st


8th


15th


22nd

Saturday Championship Day/Presentation/AGM

29/30 Saturday/Sunday State T&F – Albert Park (Must qualify)

29th

Saturday Reserved Championship Day/Presentation/AGM

PLEASE NOTE: IF SATURDAY COMPETITION IS RAINED OUT WE WILL RUN A

3 EVENT PROGRAM ON THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT WITH A 5.30 START –

ATTENDANCE POINTS WILL STILL BE GIVEN TO THE ATHLETES WHO

ATTEND RAINOUTS TO HAVE THEIR NAME MARKED OFF. IF WEDNESDAY

SHOULD ALSO BE RAINING THE WEEK WILL NOT BE MADE UP BUT

ATTENDANCE POINTS WILL STILL BE GIVEN


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SAMPLE CENTRE PROGRAM


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Need to Know

Please note: Whilst every endeavor is made to include all relevant information about our Centre in this handbook, circumstances sometimes dictate a change. Any changes will be notified by way of newsletter, notice board or over the PA.

Normal Competition

Competition is held each Saturday morning from 8.30 am till 12 noon as per calendar located in this handbook. Please note that the first event will be marshaled at 8.25 so that the program can start on time. All parents/ guardians should mark off their children at the Centre Table in the equipment shed near the canteen area at the start of the day. At this time parents/ guardians can also volunteer to help at our events. (Don’t forget that parents/ guardians need to help at least 4 times throughout the season so that their child is eligible for a trophy.) All athletes need to report to the Marshaller before each event so that he/she can be marked off and the whole age group can proceed to their event together. There are usually separate Boys and Girls Marshallers located at the front of the pavilion. Most days the children will participate in 5 events. (See Centre Programs in this book) A notice board is placed near the pavilon each day. A list of events being run for the day is posted here. Please note events actually run may be different from those advertised in calendar due to numbers, weather, etc. Most days each child will receive a result ticket for every event completed showing their best time / jump/ throw on that day. These can be stuck in your result book to have an ongoing record of their performance. If a Personal Best (PB) is obtained, the ticket will be marked PB. The following week a PB ticket will be available for collection from the canteen. Upon registration a tag with the athlete’s identification number and age group will be issued. This tag must be attached to the lower front of the Craigieburn top for all competitions. If a tag is lost or destroyed then a replacement can be purchased for a $2.00 fee.

Forms are available at the Centre Table in the Equipment Shed that you can fill out if your child(ren) is/are being left at the Centre with another parent or adult guardian. These must be filled out each time that the person who has signed the registration form is not supervising your children so that we know who to contact if there is an emergency and for insurance claims.

Wet weather

A decision to cancel on wet days is made at the track at approx. 8.30 am by the committee members in attendance. Please do not attempt to contact any committee member at home as they will not be able to tell you. Please go to the ground where you will be informed of the decision. The athletes who attend and have their name marked will receive attendance points for the day and their names recorded as part of their 60% attendance. Should the day be cancelled we will run on a 3 event program on the following Wednesday night.

Heat Conditions

On days of extreme heat, CLAC will run as much of the program as we can before the temperature exceeds 35 degrees. As with wet weather, the decision will not be made until at least 8.30 on the day at the track. The athletes who attend and have their name marked will receive attendance points for the day and their names recorded as part of their 60% attendances as well as any points for events attempted. The Committee reserves the right to cancel all events if there has been a series of hot days and it is deemed unacceptable to compete. The number of events completed on the day by each age group will determine what is officially recorded if not all events are completed by all age groups. This is the same policy as for rain cancellation after competition has started.

Centre Uniform

Centre T-Shirt or Crop Top which must be purchased from the Centre. Navy Blue shorts or sports briefs - Style of shorts may vary but maximum length is no longer the 10 cm above

the knee with no pockets or writing on them Runners (No bare feet allowed) - Spikes may be worn by athletes under 12 & above. (See LAVic competition

rules for correct type and length or ask Coach)

Correct Centre uniform must be worn at all events within three weeks of joining with name tags to be attached to the lower front of the t-shirt. Replacement tags will be available for a cost of $2.00. Failure to wear correct Centre uniform after 2 warnings will result in a child not having their events recorded for that day. Spikes must be carried to each event and not worn outside the arena.


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It is up to the discretion of the Chief Official at an event but LAVic rules are that track suits are not to be worn during track events, but may be left on until start. Track suit pants are permitted to be worn at field events.

Officials / Parents Helpers

To ensure our events start on time we ask that any parent or guardian rostered or wishing to assist in the running of events, report to the marshaling area before 8.20 am so that your assistance can be noted. We also need help at marshaling and in the canteen if that is more suited to your tastes. To be an official you do not need any previous experience. The duties are simple and good fun. Please come forward when asked and help us to help your children. If there are not enough officials then events will be cancelled. Assisting is not hard and there are numerous parents and officials who will assist you. Parent Volunteers, as well as enabling the smooth running of the Centre also enjoy seeing their children appreciate their help. Little Athletics is a family sport because without parent helpers we couldn’t exist. It is a requirement that a parent / adult from each family assist at least 4 times throughout the season so that your child can compete on Championship Day to receive medals, so make sure you put your name on the sheet at the Centre table every time that you help. (By adding your name to this sheet, you are also covered by the Centre insurance.) We also need help early in the morning to set up the equipment for the day. Please see Sharyn or Michelle if you are interested in volunteering between 7 and 8 am which also contributes towards your parent helping for the season. (Kids are welcome or you can return home after 8 am and pick them up.) Working with children: Any Adult that does not have their own child competing at the Centre on a day when they are helping will need to have a Working With Children’s Check (WWC). This includes all grandparents and guardians.

Arena rules

Both athletes and spectators are expected to behave in an appropriate manner at all times. Misbehavior will not be tolerated. A child can be penalized from competing for the behavior listed below. They will be given a first warning by the official at the event. If the misbehavior continues, the official will call for the President or person acting in that position to issue a 2

nd warning and parents/guardians will be involved. On the

3rd

warning, the President has the right to disqualify the child from the event or the day’s competition. Any problems or enquiries should be addressed to the President. Parents and helpers are asked to make themselves aware of the codes of conduct for the Centre that are in this book. Any parent behaving in a manner deemed inappropriate to this code shall be given verbal and /or written warnings. After the third warning the parent can be banned from attending any further Centre competitions. Only competing athletes and parent helpers are allowed on the arena during competition. All children must be supervised by a parent or guardian throughout the duration of the competition. If a child is found to be unaccompanied they will not be allowed to participate. Please note that unless parents are assisting as an official, no parents or athletes can walk across the arena during competition. Please walk around the outside of the track. Parents not officiating and children that are not competing must sit or stand on the outside of the oval fence or other designated area.

Behavior

A. Children can be penalized from competing for use of foul language and unruly behavior. B. No child should be out of bounds. Children must stay in the canteen / seated area or the area

between the jump pits and the track, unless competing in an event. Areas that are also out of bounds are as follows: Playing or climbing in any of the trees & Climbing the fence behind the goals.

Special Event Information

Bring a Friend Day

This is a normal competition day on which an athlete can bring a friend (aged 5 - 16 years) with them to have a go at athletics. The friend can participate, usually in the athlete’s age group, after being registered on the “Friends sheet” at marshalling.

Inter Centre Days

The Craigieburn Centre is part of North Metro Region, which is one of 8 regions within the VLAA. The Northern Corridor Shield Inter Centre Competition is held over two days – one early in the season and one in February. They are classed as normal competition days with points being awarded


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Craigieburn competes against Kilmore, Hume and Preston/Reservoir Centres. The first day is held on Saturday 23

rd November at Hume LA Centre, Laura Douglas, King St, Dallas,

commencing at 8 am. The second day will be held on 15th February at Kilmore LA Centre, JJ Clancy Reserve,

Cnr Union St & Kelly’s Lane, Kilmore. A trophy is awarded to the Centre that has the most points after the two days. The more athletes that participate on this day - the more points awarded to Craigieburn. It would be great to see everybody there to help us bring the trophy home! On this day athletes must report to our marshalling area first, where they will progress as a group to the main marshalling area. Four events will be run for each age group as illustrated in the table below.

Under 6 70 100 50 LJ

Under 7 70 100 200 LJ

Under 8 70 100 200 LJ

Under 9 70 100 200 DIS

Under 10 70 100 200 SP

Under 11 70 100 200 DIS

Under 12 70 100 200 SP

Under 13 400 100 200 SP

Under 14 400 100 200 DIS

Under 15 400 100 200 SP

This event gives our children the opportunity to compete in a larger athletic carnival atmosphere. All athletes are to be in proper uniform with tags.

Centre Championships

Athletes must compete in a minimum of 75% of the season from their date of registration to be eligible to compete. This is strictly enforced. Please advise the Ranking and Recording Officer if there are special circumstances. This can include access conditions, injuries or previous commitments. Initial contact must be done in writing. In association with the minimum attendance, the athlete must have supplied an adult volunteer on a minimum number of 4 days for the season to be eligible. On the day, heats and finals are run over 3 events depending upon age group numbers and all athletes will receive an award. Final place getters in each age group in each event will receive medals.

General Information

Announcer

All events will be called twice over the public address system. Children and parents/ guardians should stay within hearing distance of the speakers. Athletes should then report to the marshalling area. It is not the Announcer's or Marshaller’s responsibility if children do not report for their events. We remind parents / guardians and athletes not to approach the announcer. The announcer has to ensure the smooth running of events. If you have any queries please direct them to the Centre Table people.

Recording

All competitors score points according to their performances. i.e. the times run or distance jumped or thrown. Recording for field events is done at the event, whilst track events are done at a central recording table. Tickets, as mentioned above, will be issued at the completion of each event. Certificates will be given to athletes who achieve various amounts of Personal Bests throughout the season and to those who break Centre records. A central record is kept so that all children who attend 75% of normal competition receive a trophy at the end of the season.

Points System

Every event in which an athlete competes accumulates points for the season. Please note: There are more points awarded to individuals who beat their personal bests than for where they finished in the field.


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Centre Records

Any Centre record must be verified by a committee member and at least two officials before they will be recognized. All records will be announced the following week after verification, and a certificate received. All officials should make themselves aware of the record before each age group commences an event as a record cannot be awarded if it has not been verified by observing the tape measurement or stopwatch. If you are officiating at an event where you think that a record has been broken, please use your radio to have a committee member attend. Parents can not verify their own child’s record. Athletes must also report back to our recording table after their event to have their performances noted, so that they can be recorded for their season results.

Trophies

The club will present trophies to all the children who attend and compete in a minimum of 60% of the season. Other trophies and medals are also awarded at the end of the season. For example - highest points score and most PBS achieved in the season. Medals are also received on Championship Day.

Fundraising

Fundraising is our main method of raising money to cover the cost of trophies and pay for all the activities our children enjoy with little athletics. Your initial registration is used mainly for insurance and ground marking. Please support the clubs fundraising activities to make our club financially strong for the future.

Lost property

All lost property should be handed to the announcer. To avoid loss, please ensure that all items are clearly labeled. At the end of each month the lost property bin is cleared with any items remaining being donated to the Salvation Army.

Canteen

The canteen is available on all competition days with a BBQ providing Bacon and Egg rolls. Rubbish -There are garbage bins supplied next to the canteen. Please help us to keep our ground clean by putting all your rubbish in them. Please note that some of the rubbish bins are for cans only as we use them as a fundraiser. If you are interested in volunteering in the canteen, please have your name entered at marshalling and then see our canteen manager. Junior Development Squad (JDS)

The Junior Development Squad (JDS) gives U12 – U16 athletes an opportunity to gain new skills and improve technical competencies through participation in coaching and training sessions with some of Victoria’s leading coaches. Training with other keen and enthusiastic squad members is both fun and motivational and helps develop new friendships based on an enjoyment of athletics. The emphasis on learning new athletic skills and improving existing ones is in a friendly and supportive environment. The program consists of coaching days, invites to events and a highlight for the year is the JDS coaching camp.

To join JDS, athletes must achieve the qualifying standard in their current age group of this season, although JDS doesn’t commence until next season, with the first activity in October. Therefore current U11 athletes must qualify against the U11 standards, and so on. Athletes must achieve One standard on 2 separate occasions or Two different standards, once. This ensures that the performances show a consistency and not just a once off.

If you would like more information about JDS please see a committee member.

Courses

During the season the VLAA offer courses on Starting, Coaching, Officiating, and “On Track” (a program for 6 & 7 year olds). If any parent would be interested in attending one of these to improve their knowledge, please let a committee member know. The club will reimburse your expenses at the end of the season if you help during the course of the season. The more qualified people we have, the better the club will be for our children. Courses will be advertised in the newsletters.


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Centre Policies and Procedures

Rules & Regulations

A copy of Craigieburn’s and the LAVic's rules and regulations are held at the canteen and are available on request.

Protest Policy

Approach the President or the person acting in that position to arrange an explanation with officials at the event. President will give parent the explanation. (Please remember that we are all volunteers.) If parties involved are still dissatisfied and wish for the query to go to protest committee a fee of $20.00 (refundable if upheld) is payable. A representative from North Metro Region protest stewards will hear from the official and complainant and make a decision. Any disputes in the running of the competition, at any of the events, may be addressed to any of the club committee members, who then notify the president. If the Centre cannot resolve the issue, it will be directed to the Northern Metro Region Liaison Officer.

Insurance

Only registered little athletes and volunteer helpers are covered by insurance whilst competing, training or helping at Little Athletics Events. Some of the claim amount will be your responsibility. All accidents must be recorded in the accident book by the first aider. Please remember to put your name in the Parent helpers’ book when helping at an event.

Want to Join the Committee?

If there is any parent who would like to help on the committee, please approach a current member. All parent helpers are appreciated. Even if you have no experience, there will always be someone to give you some guidance. Please consider assisting on the committee as we are always looking for committed parents / guardians wanting to help further the club’s development. Some committee positions become available each year at our end of season AGM. Nominations are called for 28 days prior to this meeting and details are given in the newsletter. However most years there are positions not filled so please volunteer if you are willing at any time. Optional events

Region Relays

Interested individuals can be included in a relay team, usually in the appropriate age group (under 6 can compete in under 7s team), to represent Craigieburn. Training and trials will be held. Under 7’s and 8’s place getters will receive medals on the day. All other qualifying teams progress to State Finals. Correct Centre uniform must be worn. If interested, please see the Special Events Coordinator or a committee member. CLAC encourages all athletes to “have a go” and will attempt to put all those who are interested into a team. “The experience is worth as much as the win!”

Multievents

This event involves athletes competing in several events depending on their age and points being awarded according to performances. Overall place getters receive medals on the day. All competitors receive recognition of competing. An entry fee is payable in advance. Entry forms and information is available from the Special Events Coordinator, or see a committee member.


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Region Track and Field

Athletes can, via an entry form, nominate the events in which they wish to compete. They will then be notified at a later date as to which events are actually being held, and their day and time. An entry fee per event is payable in advance. This competition is held over two days (one weekend). Under 6’s can compete in Under 7’s age group. Medals are awarded for under 7’s and under 8’s final place getters. Other qualifiers progress to State Championships. All competitors receive recognition of competing. Full Centre uniform must be worn. Entry forms and information is available from the Special Events Coordinator, or see a committee member.

Open days

Throughout the season Little Athletic Centres run Open Days where any registered athlete is able to compete. These events take place all over Victoria. There is a cost associated with each event entered that is payable before the day. A list of events run at each Open Day is listed on the entry form with athletes usually able to select up to 5 events. More information is available from the Special Events Co-coordinator. These days will be listed in the club newsletter and are also available from the VLAA website.

Cross Country

All registered athletes are eligible to compete, for a small weekly charge, in the Cross Country competition which is run over approx three months during winter usually May to August. Craigieburn competes with other Centres in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The closest Centres that run Cross Country at Essendon, Meadow Glenn, and Edwards Lake, Reservoir. Events begin at 9.30 am with each age group competing in one event as follows

Under 6 500 metres

Under 7 800 metres/ 1000metres

Under 8s 1000 metres

Under 9 & 10 1500 metres

Under 11 &12 2000 metres

Under 13, 14 & 15 3000 metres

More information is available throughout the season regarding all Optional events either by newsletter or public announcements.


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Calendar of LAVic Optional Events for 2013/14 Season Athletics 2013 22 September U11 Skills Clinic @ Lakeside

5 October Opening Day ‘Centres’ 50th Season

2 October U7 – U10 McDonalds Clinic @ Collingwood 7 October Online Region Relay Entries Open 7 October Online State Multi Event Entries Open 7 October Online Region Track & Field Entries Open 10 October NMR Region Multi @ Hume 11 October Registrations Close 50 Years Open Day – 12noon

20 October Little Athletics Victoria 50 Years Open Day (Geelong)

20 October Little Athletics Victoria 50 Years Region Challenge (Geelong)

20 October LAVic 50 Years U6/7 ‘On Track’ Gala Day/Workshop (Geelong) 19 November Online Region Relay Entries Close – 12noon

1December Region Relays @ Coburg

12 December Zatopek 10 – Albert Park

14 December IGA State Relay Championships – Albert Park 20 December Online State Multi Event Entries (Early Bird) Close – 12noon

2014 7 January Online Region Track & Field (Early Bird) Entries Close – 12noon 14 January Online State Multi Event Entries Close – 12noon 21 January Online Region Track & Field Entries Close – 12noon

1/2 February State Multi Event Championships - Bendigo

8 February RCH Relaython/Change For Kids

22/23 February NMR Region Track & Field @ Whittlesea City 24 March Online State Cross Country Entries Open 24 March Online State Road Relays Entries Open

29/30 March IGA State Track & Field Championships – Albert Park

Parents:

2013 15 September On Track Workshop – Whittlesea City 15 September Starters Seminar – Whittlesea City 29 September Introduction to Coaching – Diamond Valley 27 October Starters Seminar – Keilor 27 October On Track Workshop – Keilor

Please note: There are more courses than those listed here available but we have tried to

list those that are close. See the VLAA website for more information or talk to a Committee member.

http://www.lavic.com.au

http://www.lavic.com.au/


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Expression of Interest for Optional Region and State Events

Event Region Multi □ Sunday 10 November 2013 - Hume

Closing date: 26th October 2013 Events available: Under 7s & 8s SP, 70m LJ, 300m Under 9s – 13s Dis, 80m H, LJ, 100m, 800m Under 14 Girls Dis, 80m H, LJ, 100m, 800m Under 14 Boys Dis, 90m H, LJ, 100m, 800m Under 15 Girls Dis, 90m H, LJ, 100m, 800m Under 15 Boys Dis, 100m H, LJ, 100m, 800m Cost - TBA

Region Relays □ 1 December 2013 - Coburg

Closing date: 19th November 2013

Cost - TBA

Region Track & Field □ 22 & 23 February – Whittlesea City

Closing date: 13th December 2013

Events Available: Under 7s & 8s 70m, 100m, 200m, SP, Dis, LJ Under 9s to 15s All events Cost - TBA

Athletes Name ...............................................................

Phone Number ...............................................................

Age Group ............................... Group Boy / Girl (PLEASE CIRCLE)


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Administrators’ Code of Conduct

Involve children in the planning, leadership, evaluation and decision-making related to the activity.

Ensure that equal opportunities for participation in sports are made available to all children, regardless of ability, size, shape, sex, disability or ethnic origin.

Ensure that equipment and facilities are safe and appropriate to the ability level of participating children.

Ensure that rules, equipment, events and training schedules take in consideration the age, ability and maturity level of participating children.

Ensure that adequate supervision is provided by qualified and competent coaches and officials capable of developing appropriate positive behaviour and skill technique.

Remember that children participate for enjoyment and play down the importance of rewards.

Avoid allowing programmes to become primarily spectator entertainment. Focus on the needs of the participants rather than the enjoyment of the spectators.

Provide clinics aimed at improving the standards of coaching and officiating, with an emphasis on appropriate behaviour and skill technique.

Ensure that parents, coaches, sponsors, administrators, officials, physicians and participants understand their responsibilities regarding fair play.

Make available the Code of Conduct to spectators, officials, parents, coaches, athletes and the media.

Hold a current Working with Children Check

Avoid use of bad language. Officials’ Code of Conduct

Compliment all participants on their efforts.

Be consistent, objective and courteous in calling all infractions.

Condemn unsporting behaviour and promote respect for all opponents.

Ensure that the “spirit of the game” for children is not lost by using common sense and not over-emphasising errors.

Ensure that equipment and facilities meet safety standards and are appropriate to the age and ability of the participants.

Publicly encourage rule changes, which will reinforce the principles of participation for fun and enjoyment.

Ensure that your behaviour is consistent with the principles of good sporting behaviour. Actions speak louder than words.

Make a personal commitment to keep yourself informed of sound officiating principles and the principles of growth and development of children.

Hold a current Working with Children Check as required by LAVic.

Avoid use of bad language. Parents’ Code of Conduct

Encourage children to participate if they are interested. However, if a child is not willing, do not force him or her.

Focus upon the child’s efforts rather than the overall outcome of the event. This assists the children in setting realistic goals related to his/her own ability by reducing the emphasis on winning.

Teach children that an honest effort is as important as victory, so that the result of each event is accepted without undue disappointment.

Encourage children to always participate according to the rules.

Never ridicule or yell at a child for making a mistake or losing an event.

Remember children are involved in Little Athletics for their enjoyment, not yours.

If you disagree with an official, raise the issue through the appropriate channels rather than questioning the official’s judgement and honesty in public. Remember, most officials give their time and effort for your child’s involvement.

Support all efforts to remove all verbal and physical abuse at Little Athletics activities.

Recognise the value and importance of being a volunteer official and/or coach. They give their time and resources to provide recreational activities for the children and deserve your support.

Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour, by not harassing athletes, parents, coaches or officials, smoking on the arena or being intoxicated.

Avoid use of bad language. Little Athletes’ Code of Behaviour

Play by the rules.

Never argue with an official. If you disagree, ask your Team or Age Manager to deal with the matter.

Control your temper. Verbal abuse of officials, coaches, parents or other athletes, deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent is not acceptable or permitted in our sport.

Work equally hard for yourself and/or your Centre/Club. Your Centre/Club’s performance will benefit.

Be a good sport. Applaud all good results whether they are by your Centre/Club, opponent or the other Centre/Club.

Treat all athletes, as you would like to be treated. Do not interfere with, bully or take unfair advantage of another athlete.

Co-operate with officials, coaches, club mates and other participants. Without them there would be no competition.

Participate in Little Athletics for the “fun of it” and not just to please parents and coaches.

Avoid use of bad language.


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Spectators’ Code of Behaviour

Remember that children participate in Little Athletics activities for fun. They are not participating for the entertainment of spectators, nor are they miniature professionals.

Applaud good performances and efforts from each athlete. Congratulate all participants upon their performance regardless of the event outcome.

Respect the officials’ decisions. If there is a disagreement, follow the appropriate procedure in order to question the decision and teach the children to do likewise.

Never ridicule or scold a child for making a mistake during a competition. Positive comments are motivational.

Condemn the use of violence in any form, be it by spectators, coaches, officials or athletes.

Show respect for each participant. Without them there would be no events.

Encourage athletes to follow the rules and the officials’ decisions.

Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour by not harassing

athletes, parents, coaches or officials, smoking on the arena or being intoxicated.

Avoid use of bad language.

Coaches’ Code of Conduct

Be reasonable in your demands on young athlete’s time, energy and enthusiasm.

Teach athletes the rules of the sport are mutual agreements, which no one should evade or break.

Whenever possible, group athletes to give a reasonable chance of success.

Avoid over-coaching the better performing athletes, the “just average” athletes need and deserve equal time.

Ensure any physical contact with athletes is appropriate to the situation and necessary for the athlete’s skills development.

Avoid situations with your athletes that could be construed as compromising.

Remember that children participate for fun and enjoyment and that winning is only part of their enjoyment. Never ridicule or yell at the children for making mistakes or losing an event.

Ensure that equipment and facilities meet safety standards and are appropriate to the age and ability of the athletes.

Take into consideration the maturity level of the children when scheduling and determining the length of training times and competition.

Coaches should never solicit, whether overtly or covertly, or by actively recruiting athletes who are already being coached to join their squad.

Develop respect for the ability of opponents as well as for the judgment of officials and coaches.

Follow the advice of a physician when determining when an injured athlete is ready to recommence training or competition.

Make a personal commitment to keep yourself informed of sound coaching principles and the principles of growth and development of children.

Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour, by not harassing athletes, other coaches or officials, smoking on the arena or being intoxicated.

Not publicly criticise or disagree with the work of other coaches.

Hold a current Working with Children Check

Avoid use of bad language. Health Policies

Little Athletics understands there are various factors that can affect a little athlete and as a result has adopted the following Policies: Healthy Food Choice Policy

The Association/Regions/Centres will ensure that a variety of healthy food choices are available at competition and various activities.

Smokefree Policy

All areas under the Association/Region/Centre venues are to be smokefree – including clubrooms, change rooms, toilet blocks, spectator and competition areas. Centres will place No Smoking signs in prominent positions around the venues.

Sun Protection Policy

Association/Region/Centres are encouraged to provide shade structures at venues and make available SPF15+ or higher sunscreen. Athletes and Officials are advised to wear hats and carry drink bottles to events.

Responsible Alcohol Management Policy

There is to be no sale or consumption of alcohol during the conduct of any Little Athletics events. Where alcohol is consumed at functions the Association/Region/Centre will comply with Liquor Licensing Victoria regulations. For more detailed information on these policies, please refer to your Centre Policy Forms that must be signed off as part of a Centre’s affiliation with the Association.


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CENTRE RECORDS - BOYS

Age Event Performance Date FirstName Surname

Boys U6 50M 09.29 s 1/02/1988 D Ortisi

Boys U6 70M 12.18 s 1/02/1992 B Blythe

Boys U6 100M 16.75 s 1/02/2001 Zach Ayres

Boys U6 200M 45.91 s 1/02/2004 N Northby

Boys U6 DIS 11.93 m 1/02/2003 R Ayres

Boys U6 LJ 2.94 m 1/02/2001 Zach Ayres

Boys U6 SP 4.26 m 17/03/2007 Brett Murphy

Boys U7 50M 07.79 s 1/02/1988 M Ojczyk

Boys U7 70M 10.63 s 1/02/1994 S Taylor

Boys U7 100M 16.55 s 1/02/1988 M Ojczyk

Boys U7 100M 16.55 s 1/02/1988 J Curll

Boys U7 200M 38.60 s 1/02/1988 J Curll

Boys U7 60H 12.40 s 1/02/1990 C North

Boys U7 80H 20.18 s 1/02/2003 Luke McGrotty

Boys U7 400W 3 min 11.10 s 1/02/1994 S Taylor

Boys U7 DIS 15.46 m 1/02/1995 S Gauci

Boys U7 LJ 3.05 m 1/02/1988 D Humphries

Boys U7 SP 5.91 m 1/02/2001 M Dalziel

Boys U7 SP 5.91 m 1/02/1995 S Gauci

Boys U8 50M 09.06 s 13/11/1999 J Davies

Boys U8 70M 10.14 s 1/02/1986 K Lee

Boys U8 100M 15.56 s 1/02/1986 K Lee

Boys U8 200M 32.80 s 1/02/1989 M Ojczyk

Boys U8 400M 1 min 19.90 s 1/02/1989 J Curll

Boys U8 60H 11.66 s 1/02/1989 J Curll

Boys U8 80H 15.32 s 20/11/1999 Jesse Davies

Boys U8 700W 4 min 51.34 s 1/02/1995 S Taylor

Boys U8 1100W 8 min 23.79 s 1/02/1994 B Blythe

Boys U8 DIS 19.28 m 1/02/2003 Zach Ayres

Boys U8 HJ 0.95 m 1/02/2004 J Lind

Boys U8 LJ 3.49 m 1/02/2001 Michael Garrick

Boys U8 SP 6.54 m 1/02/1999 Gabriel Clingin

Boys U8 TJ 5.73 m 21/03/2009 Matthew Fraser

Boys U9 50M 10.00 s 17/10/2009 Christian Lamb

Boys U9 70M 10.48 s 1/02/1992 J Thomas

Boys U9 100M 15.04 s 1/02/1992 C North

Boys U9 200M 30.46 s 1/02/1994 Travis Ryan

Boys U9 400M 1 min 16.95 s 1/02/1992 D Saliba

Boys U9 60H 10.46 s 1/02/1992 J Thomas

Boys U9 80H 15.56 s 20/11/1999 Gabriel Clingin

Boys U9 1100W 7 min 24.45 s 1/02/1994 Travis Ryan

Boys U9 DIS 18.91 m 15/10/2011 Henry Fosita

Boys U9 HJ 1.13 m 1/02/1986 G O'Connor

Boys U9 LJ 3.89 m 1/02/1989 S Ackland

Boys U9 SP 7.12 m 1/02/2004 Zach Ayres

Boys U9 TJ 7.70 m 1/02/1989 S Ackland


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Boys U10 70M 09.95 s 1/02/1986 M Romeril

Boys U10 100M 14.71 s 1/02/1988 S Sapiano

Boys U10 200M 31.69 s 1/02/1990 S Ackland

Boys U10 400M 1 min 10.70 s 1/02/1987 L Byrne

Boys U10 800M 2 min 46.20 s 1/02/1992 M Broomfield

Boys U10 1500M 5 min 53.88 s 1/02/1993 C North

Boys U10 60H 10.28 s 1/02/1992 M Broomfield

Boys U10 80H 14.10 s 1/02/1993 J Thomas

Boys U10 1100W 7 min 36.71 s 15/02/1997 Richard Dowsett


Boys U10 HJ 1.24 m 1/02/1987 G O'Connor

Boys U10 JAV 14.97 m 9/03/2005 Vincent Falcone

Boys U10 LJ 4.01 m 1/02/1989 S Sapiano


Boys U10 TJ 8.24 m 1/02/1992 A Savill

Boys U11 70M 10.22 s 1/02/1994 J Thomas

Boys U11 100M 13.75 s 1/02/1994 J Thomas

Boys U11 200M 30.42 s 5/02/1997 J Thomas

Boys U11 400M 1 min 11.51 s 1/02/1994 C North

Boys U11 800M 2 min 44.18 s 1/02/1993 M Broomfield

Boys U11 1500M 5 min 35.10 s 1/02/1985 C Vearing

Boys U11 60H 10.64 s 1/02/1993 N Broomfield

Boys U11 80H 13.87 s 1/02/1993 A Rademaker

Boys U11 90H 22.50 s 6/02/2010 Jordan Stringer

Boys U11 1100W 7 min 10.81 s 1/02/1994 D Saliba

Boys U11 1500W 10 min 38.69 s 1/02/1995 R Penn


Boys U11 HJ 1.31 m 1/02/2002 D Malia

Boys U11 HJ 1.31 m 1/02/1994 J Thomas

Boys U11 JAV 19.40 m 1/02/2001 Guiseppe Santangelo

Boys U11 LJ 4.42 m 1/02/1984 A Vearing


Boys U11 TJ 9.05 m 1/02/1984 A Vearing

Boys U12 70M 09.85 s 1/12/2012 Christian Ravanello



Boys U12 400M 1 min 05.77 s 1/03/1997 Travis Ryan

Boys U12 800M 2 min 33.00 s 1/02/1985 A Vearing

Boys U12 1500M 5 min 21.20 s 1/02/1985 A Vearing

Boys U12 60H 09.60 s 1/02/1992 S Ackland

Boys U12 80H 15.12 s 2/11/1996 Travis Ryan

Boys U12 90H 21.69 s 21/11/2009 Jarryd Donaldson

Boys U12 JAV 25.91 m 1/02/2001 Darren Gallagher

Boys U12 DIS 26.40 m 1/02/1984 J Boag

Boys U12 SP 9.98 m 31/03/2001 Darren Gallagher

Boys U12 HJ 1.32 m 1/02/1991 S Pfanner

Boys U12 TJ 9.96 m 5/04/1997 Travis Ryan

Boys U12 HJ 1.32 m 1/02/1985 A Vearing


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Boys U12 LJ 4.65 m 1/02/1985 A Vearing

Boys U12 1500W 10 min 09.75 s 1/02/1995 T Young






Boys U13 1500M 5 min 35.91 s 30/11/1997 D Price

Boys U13 1500W 9 min 56.47 s 1/02/1994 L Rose

Boys U13 60H 11.18 s 1/02/1984 P Douglas

Boys U13 80H 14.47 s 11/10/2008 Leo Leone

Boys U13 90H 16.69 s 1/02/1985 J Boag

Boys U13 300H 30.14 s 11/08/1997 Travis Ryan

Boys U13 DIS 32.50 m 30/01/1998 Travis Ryan

Boys U13 HJ 1.42 m 18/10/2008 Leo Leone

Boys U13 JAV 26.96 m 1/02/2002 Darren Gallagher

Boys U13 LJ 5.35 m 18/02/1998 Travis Ryan

Boys U13 SP 10.94 m 2/11/1997 Travis Ryan

Boys U13 TJ 11.00 m 25/10/1997 Travis Ryan

Boys U14 70M 09.65 s 6/03/2010 Jamie Montalto

Boys U14 100M 13.25 s 1/02/1996 B Bull

Boys U14 200M 28.47 s 1/02/1994 D Price

Boys U14 400M 1 min 01.22 s 16/02/2013 Jamie Montalto



Boys U14 1500W 8 min 29.56 s 1/02/1995 D Price

Boys U14 80H 14.42 s 1/02/1993 P Tornello

Boys U14 90H 16.76 s 1/02/1990 G Hermansson

Boys U14 300H 51.59 s 1/02/1994 D Price

Boys U14 DIS 27.10 m 1/02/1996 L Carter

Boys U14 HJ 1.50 m 1/02/1993 P Tornello

Boys U14 JAV 18.89 m 2/04/2011 Steven Lamb

Boys U14 LJ 5.10 m 1/02/1994 D Price

Boys U14 SP 9.73 m 1/02/1993 P Tornello

Boys U14 TJ 10.58 m 1/02/1994 D Price

Boys U15 70M 09.23 s 1/02/1994 P Tornello

Boys U15 100M 12.71 s 1/02/1995 D Price

Boys U15 200M 26.77 s 1/02/1995 D Price




Boys U15 1500W 8 min 16.81 s 1/02/1995 D Price

Boys U15 80H 13.73 s 1/02/1995 D Price

Boys U15 90H 14.75 s 1/02/1985 T Kellerman

Boys U15 300H 48.27 s 1/02/1995 D Price

Boys U15 DIS 32.90 m 1/02/1991 G Hermansson

Boys U15 DIS 32.90 m 1/02/1985 S Toomey

Boys U15 HJ 1.56 m 1/02/1991 G Hermansson

Boys U15 JAV 25.55 m 12/11/2011 Ibi Van Gils


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Boys U15 LJ 5.50 m 1/02/1995 D Price

Boys U15 SP 11.50 m 1/02/1985 S Toomey

Boys U15 TJ 11.50 m 1/02/1985 P Tornello

Boys U16 70M 09.57 s 1/02/2006 Brendan Lyall

Boys U16 100M 12.72 s 7/10/1996 Brendan Lyall

Boys U16 200M 28.02 s 19/11/2005 Beau Dickson

Boys U16 400M 1 min 01.97 s 3/12/2005 Beau Dickson



Boys U16 90H 17.00 s 11/02/2006 Beau Dickson

Boys U16 DIS 28.84 m 23/10/2004 Brad Mullen

Boys U16 HJ 1.47 m 10/02/2007 Brendan Lyall

Boys U16 JAV 35.31 m 24/03/2013 Ibi Van Gils

Boys U16 LJ 4.65 m 24/03/2013 Ibi Van Gils

Boys U16 SP 10.52 m 10/12/2005 Brad Mullen

Boys U16 TJ 9.69 m 27/10/2012 Ibrahim Van Gils

Boys U17 70M 10.34 s 1/12/2007 Kyle Baker



Boys U17 400M 1 min 09.13 s 10/11/2007 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 800M 2 min 59.28 s 8/03/2008 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 90H 16.97 s 24/11/2007 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 DIS 25.16 m 1/12/2007 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 HJ 1.25 m 1/03/2008 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 JAV 22.23 m 24/11/2007 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 LJ 4.97 m 15/03/2008 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 SP 7.38 m 15/03/2008 Kyle Baker

Boys U17 TJ 8.91 m 1/03/2008 Kyle Baker


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CENTRE RECORDS – GIRLS


Girls U6 50M 09.36 s 1/02/1986 R Gubby

Girls U6 70M 12.07 s 1/02/1986 N Taranto

Girls U6 100M 19.00 s 1/02/1985 J Jordan

Girls U6 200M 51.18 s 9/10/2010 Emma Bunting

Girls U6 DIS 7.68 m 5/02/2005 Gwendoline Taufalele

Girls U6 LJ 2.69 m 1/02/1985 J Jordan

Girls U6 SP 4.00 m 5/02/2005 Gwendoline Taufalele

Girls U7 50M 08.41 s 1/02/1986 D Paino


Girls U7 100M 16.62 s 1/02/1986 D Paino


Girls U7 400W 3 min 10.27 s 1/02/1994 E Bodycoat

Girls U7 60H 12.26 s 1/02/1992 Teagan Kernahan

Girls U7 80H 21.37 s 1/02/2003 Kayla Raranello

Girls U7 DIS 11.22 m 1/02/2003 K Ravanello

Girls U7 LJ 2.96 m 18/03/2000 Loryn Webber

Girls U7 SP 5.32 m 1/12/2012 Stefania Pauga

Girls U8 50M 09.56 s 1/02/2003 N Tillier

Girls U8 70M 11.34 s 1/02/1986 R Bonello


Girls U8 200M 36.56 s 1/02/1993 Teagan Kernahan

Girls U8 400M 1 min 27.10 s 1/02/1987 J Jordan

Girls U8 700W 5 min 00.59 s 1/02/1995 Kelly Penn

Girls U8 1100W 8 min 24.57 s 1/02/1994 J Martin

Girls U8 60H 11.67 s 1/02/1987 J Jordan


Girls U8 DIS 16.34 m 1/02/1992 M Savill

Girls U8 HJ 1.00 m 15/10/2005 Emily Phillips

Girls U8 LJ 3.15 m 1/02/1993 H North

Girls U8 SP 5.84 m 1/02/1987 J Jordan

Girls U8 TJ 4.84 m 21/11/2009 Jemimah Finau

Girls U9 50M 11.04 s 9/10/2010 Rachel Barresi

Girls U9 70M 10.61 s 1/02/1986 H McCallum

Girls U9 100M 15.43 s 1/02/1993 H North

Girls U9 200M 35.60 s 1/02/1988 D Paino

Girls U9 400M 1 min 21.45 s 1/02/1994 Teagan Kernahan

Girls U9 800M 3 min 10.80 s 1/02/1987 A Bonello



Girls U9 1100W 7 min 24.12 s 1/02/1994 H North

Girls U9 DIS 16.05 m 1/02/2004 K Holmes

Girls U9 HJ 1.06 m 1/02/1994 H North

Girls U9 LJ 3.40 m 1/02/1988 D Paino

Girls U9 SP 6.32 m 1/02/1984 T Bryant

Girls U9 TJ 7.22 m 1/02/1994 H North

Girls U10 70M 10.03 s 1/02/1986 J Lloyd

Girls U10 100M 14.82 s 1/02/1987 C Ackland


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Girls U10 200M 33.41 s 1/02/1995 Teagan Kernahan

Girls U10 400M 1 min 17.40 s 1/02/1987 C Ackland

Girls U10 800M 3 min 09.19 s 1/02/1994 M Balkan

Girls U10 1500M 6 min 54.78 s 23/11/1996 Kelly Penn

Girls U10 60H 10.49 s 1/02/1987 C Ackland

Girls U10 80H 15.51 s 1/02/1993 N Mitchell

Girls U10 90H 32.41 s 6/02/2010 Esther Finau

Girls U10 1100W 7 min 30.30 s 1/02/1994 M Balkan

Girls U10 DIS 18.59 m 1/02/1993 C Borg

Girls U10 HJ 1.14 m 1/02/1992 Casey Cesarin

Girls U10 JAV 10.81 m 17/03/2007 Jayde Cook

Girls U10 LJ 3.87 m 15/03/2008 Rebekah Batsiokis

Girls U10 SP 7.63 m 1/02/1985 T Bryant

Girls U10 TJ 7.98 m 1/02/1992 Casey Cesarin



Girls U11 200M 32.46 s 27/11/1999 Chelsea Clingin



Girls U11 1500M 6 min 11.50 s 1/02/1986 F Bundy

Girls U11 1100W 7 min 28.50 s 1/02/1994 E Bodycoat

Girls U11 1500W 10 min 10.87 s 1/02/1995 M Balkan

Girls U11 60H 11.18 s 1/02/1986 F Bundy

Girls U11 80H 14.94 s 1/02/1993 B Bodycoat

Girls U11 90H 23.13 s 21/11/2009 Jasmeet Nannar

Girls U11 DIS 18.49 m 1/02/1995 E Challons



Girls U11 LJ 3.91 m 1/02/1994 V Tornello

Girls U11 SP 7.84 m 1/02/1993 B Bodycoat

Girls U11 TJ 8.51 m 1/02/1993 Casey Cesarin



Girls U12 200M 31.17 s 1/02/1993 Z Blythe

Girls U12 400M 1 min 12.18 s 1/02/1993 Z Blythe

Girls U12 800M 2 min 55.48 s 1/02/1993 Z Blythe

Girls U12 1500M 6 min 05.00 s 1/02/1986 C Rademaker

Girls U12 1500W 10 min 24.33 s 1/02/1995 J Breach


Girls U12 80H 15.50 s 15/03/1997 Carlee Van Dyk

Girls U12 90H 21.50 s 21/11/2009 Teagan Cook

Girls U12 DIS 20.35 m 22/02/1997 Teagan Kernahan



Girls U12 LJ 4.68 m 1/02/1989 C Ackland

Girls U12 SP 8.85 m 1/02/1989 C Ackland

Girls U12 TJ 9.26 m 5/04/1997 Carlee Van Dyk




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Girls U13 80H 17.11 s 1/02/1995 Casey Cesarin


Girls U13 300H 57.76 s 1/02/1994 Z Blythe

Girls U13 1500W 10 min 01.03 s 1/02/1995 R Comer

Girls U13 DIS 21.34 m 1/02/1995 Casey Cesarin



Girls U13 LJ 4.53 m 1/02/1990 C Ackland

Girls U13 SP 9.23 m 1/02/1985 S Owen

Girls U13 TJ 9.32 m 1/02/1990 C Ackland

Girls U14 70M 09.96 s 1/02/1996 Casey Cesarin

Girls U14 100M 12.90 s 1/02/1996 Casey Cesarin

Girls U14 200M 30.40 s 1/02/1995 T Owens

Girls U14 400M 1 min 13.05 s 1/02/1996 R Comer



Girls U14 80H 15.50 s 7/03/2009 Jessica Lamb

Girls U14 90H 17.35 s 1/02/1985 A Fielding

Girls U14 300H 1 min 05.02 s 15/03/1997 Julie Mcmillan

Girls U14 1500W 9 min 33.00 s 1/02/1984 K Bott


Girls U14 HJ 1.52 m 1/02/1995 T Owens

Girls U14 JAV 24.40 m 1/11/2008 Jessica Lamb

Girls U14 LJ 4.29 m 1/02/1995 T Owens

Girls U14 SP 9.48 m 1/02/1985 A Fielding

Girls U14 TJ 9.57 m 1/02/1995 T Owens

Girls U15 70M 09.23 s 1/02/1986 J English

Girls U15 100M 13.78 s 4/02/2012 Emma Hoerdler

Girls U15 200M 29.55 s 1/02/2000 Shelly Lording

Girls U15 400M 1 min 10.60 s 1/02/1985 J Vandrine

Girls U15 800M 2 min 48.80 s 1/02/1985 K Owen

Girls U15 1500M 6 min 03.50 s 1/02/1985 K Owen

Girls U15 1500W 10 min 47.66 s 2/11/1996 Rebecca Comer

Girls U15 80H 15.69 s 1/02/1996 T Owens

Girls U15 90H 16.90 s 1/02/1986 J English

Girls U15 300H 1 min 02.23 s 2/11/1996 Rebecca Comer


Girls U15 HJ 1.52 m 1/02/1996 T Owens


Girls U15 LJ 4.46 m 1/02/1996 T Owens

Girls U15 SP 9.32 m 1/03/1997 Casey Cesarin

Girls U15 TJ 10.37 m 1/02/1996 T Owens





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Girls U16 400M 1 min 23.10 s 4/12/2010 Jessica Lamb

Girls U16 800M 3 min 32.81 s 22/10/2005 Teagan Blyth-Bale

Girls U16 1500M 7 min 24.07 s 15/10/2005 Teagan Blyth-Bale

Girls U16 90H 17.20 s 3/11/2012 Emma Hoerdler

Girls U16 DIS 22.13 m 26/03/2011 Jessica Lamb

Girls U16 HJ 1.30 m 9/10/2010 Jessica Lamb


Girls U16 LJ 4.20 m 2/04/2011 Jessica Lamb

Girls U16 SP 8.04 m 26/03/2011 Jessica Lamb

Girls U16 TJ 8.82 m 29/01/2011 Jessica Lamb

Girls U17 70M 11.28 s 1/12/2007 Binushka Tissaarachchi



Girls U17 400M 1 min 23.61 s 1/03/2008 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 800M 3 min 31.41 s 8/03/2008 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 90H 25.07 s 9/02/2008 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 DIS 10.16 m 1/12/2007 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 HJ 1.05 m 8/12/2007 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 JAV 6.88 m 9/02/2008 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 LJ 3.20 m 15/03/2008 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 SP 4.51 m 2/02/2008 Binushka Tissaarachchi

Girls U17 TJ 7.22 m 1/03/2008 Binushka Tissaarachchi


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2012 – 2013 CENTRE CHAMPIONS:

AGE EVENT GOLD SILVER BRONZE

U6 GIRLS 100M SORAYA JAYASINGHE ISABELLA GRECH HAYLEY CASSAR

L/JUMP SORAYA JAYASINGHE ISABELLA GRECH HAYLEY CASSAR

S/PUT HAYLEY CASSAR ISABELLA GRECH SORAYA JAYASINGHE

U6 BOYS 100M KYLE WILLIAMS GILBY ANDERSON ALEXANDER GRECH

L/JUMP GILBY ANDERSON NATHAN SHAW KYLE WILLIAMS

S/PUT MIKA HERMANSSON GILBY ANDERSON NATHAN SHAW

U7 GIRLS 100M LOIS SAKYI EMILY OSBORNE SARAH FINAU

L/JUMP LOIS SAKYI SARAH FINAU EMILY OSBORNE

S/PUT SARAH FINAU EMILY OSBORNE CHLOE DOLLER

U7 BOYS 100M LIAM O’CONNELL JETT ALLEN JONATHAN PESTRUCCI

L/JUMP GILBY ANDERSON NATHAN SHAW KYLE WILLIAMS

S/PUT JONATHAN PESTRUCCI LIAM O’CONNELL JETT ALLEN

U8 GIRLS 100M EMMA BUNTING MINIQUE VARALLA VICTORIA BETTEGA

L/JUMP EMMA BUNTING MINIQUE VARALLA VICTORIA BETTEGA

S/PUT EMMA BUNTING SOPHIE KEISOGLOU MINIQUE VARALLA

U8 BOYS 100M LUCA RAVANELLO LIAM RICHARDSON - CRANE

L/JUMP LUCA RAVANELLO LIAM RICHARDSON – CRANE

S/PUT LUCA RAVANELLO LIAM RICHARDSON – CRANE

U9 GIRLS 100M CHARLIZE DOLLER

L/JUMP CHARLIZE DOLLER

S/PUT CHARLIZE DOLLER

U9 BOYS 100M SAMUEL BOATENG THOMAS NAUGHTON ZECHARIAH WHILLANCE

L/JUMP THOMAS NAUGHTON SAMUEL BOATENT ZECHARIAH WHILLANCE

S/PUT SAMUEL BOATING ZECHARIAH WHILLANCE THOMAS NAUGHTON

U10 GIRLS 100M LAUREN PRESTI JESSICA MILDREN JASMINE WILLIAMS

L/JUMP LAUREN PRESTI JESSICA MILDREN COURTNEY MILDREN

S/PUT LAUREN PRESTI MOLLY ROBINSON COURTNEY MILDREN

U10 BOYS 100M CONNER STRINGER WILLIAM HOERDLER LUKE SHAW

L/JUMP CONNER STRINGER LUKE SHAW WILLIAM HOERDLER

S/PUT CONNER STRINGER NATHAN BUNTING LUKE SHAW

U11 GIRLS 100M HAYLEY NAUGHTON RACHEL BARRESI JEMIMAH FINAU

L/JUMP HAYLEY NAUGHTON RACHEL BARRESI JEMIMAH FINAU

S/PUT HAYLEY NAUGHTON RACHEL BARRESI JEMIMAH FINAU

U11 BOYS 100M BRADLEY PERKINS JOHN KEISOGLOU

L/JUMP BRADLEY PERKINS JOHN KEISOGLOU

S/PUT JOHN KEISOGLOU BRADLEY PERKINS

U12 BOYS 100M CHRISTIAN RAVANELLO ROBBIE WILLIAMS LUKE NAUGHTON

L/JUMP CHRISTIAN RAVANELLO ROBBIE WILLIAMS RYAN SMITH

S/PUT CHRISTIAN RAVANELLO ROBBIE WILLIAMS CHRISTIAN LAMB

U13 GIRLS 100M ESTHER FINAU AMBER BUNTING

L/JUMP ESTHER FINAU

S/PUT AMBER BUNTING ESTHER FINAU

U13 BOYS 100M DANIEL BARRESI JOSHUA DAVIS CHRIS DUNT

L/JUMP JOSHUA DAVIS DANIEL BARRESI CHRIS DUNT

S/PUT DANIEL BARRESI CHRIS DUNT JOSHUA DAVIS

U14 GIRLS 100M NATASHA HOWELL LAUREN DORMAN SHANIA FRASER

L/JUMP LAUREN DORMAN SHANIA FRASER NATASHA HOWELL

S/PUT LAUREN DORMAN RACHEL HOERDLER NATASHA HOWELL

U14 BOYS 100M JORDON STRINGER

L/JUMP JORDON STRINGER

S/PUT JORDON STRINGER

U16 GIRLS 100M EMMA HOERDLER FASIHA FAIZI

L/JUMP EMMA HOERDLER FASIHA FAIZI

S/PUT FASIHA FAIZA EMMA HOERDLER

U16 BOYS 100M IBI VAN GILS STEFAN KARAM STEVEN LAMB

L/JUMP IBI VAN GILS STEVEN LAMB WALEEF MUAMAR

S/PUT IBI VAN GILS STEVEN LAMB STEFAN KARAM


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