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Kembla Joggers Inc Annual Magazine ‘09

Presentation Night 2009Winter Pointscore 1st Lorraine Hince 2nd Murray Smith 3rd John Mezedi

Kerryn McCann 1st Paul MicaleElite Pointscore - Male 2nd Murray Smith 3rd Elad Haas

Kerryn McCann 1st Lorraine HinceElite Pointscore - Female 2nd Claire Rayner 3rd Sally Musgrove

Mt Kembla Pointscore 1st Trent Dawson 2nd Pasco Coppolaro 3rd Lorraine Hince

Over 60’s Pointscore 1st Ray McCauley 2nd Ian Tague 3rd Peter Asher

Most Meritorious (Golden Boots) Lorraine Hince

Athlete’s Athlete Award Lorraine Hince

Club Person of the Year Pia Angelucci

Encouragement Award Susan Feigler, Bridget Rutty, Nigil Emerson Most Improved Janice Henderson

Ballsup of the Year Done Martinoski

Participation Awards Trent Dawson, John Mezedi, Geoff Smith, Ian Tague, Ray McCauley, Mark Everton, Pasco Coppolaro, Rod Williams, Neil Barnett, Brendan Scollary, Daivd Fairley

KJ Medal Winner Lorraine Hince

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Another phenomenal year is coming to an end, in more ways than one. So

phenomenal that it will undoubt-edly set the future scene for KJs for many decades to come. Yes, we’ve had a bit of luck here and there perhaps, but overall it has been the great support we get from all of our members, and in particular our many volunteers, club officials and sponsors that

has made the difference. This was an obvious factor that helped in once again being recognised by Athletics NSW, ranking us as a gold level club, the highest possible rank-ing. Only six other clubs in NSW achieved this level which takes place after the annual clubs review. Last year we produced the first printed edition of the annual magazine and this proved to be such a big hit that we have decided to continue the concept. I hope you enjoy the latest edi-tion.

Membership & ParticipationBoth membership and participation levels in club events surged ahead for a second straight year. We are fast ap-proaching 600 members for the year and all indications are we will make it. There were no fewer than 7 con-secutive winter events in which we exceeded a crowd of 200, including 9 events with more than 100 juniors in attendance. The third race of the season at Mt Kembla attracted a race record crowd of 228 but it was the next event that caused our jaws to drop. The cross-country meet at West Dapto eclipsed the race before with 259 runners participating, including a whopping 180 juniors! This event again doubled as our Junior Open Day and is proof positive of the success of the cross-country park in drawing juniors to the KJ fold. Overall for the winter season we recorded a total of 2757 race registrations at an average of 184 per event. This is yet another all time record and is up from 166 per event last year and 150 per event in 2007. The Summer Series was also the most popular we’ve ever had with an average of 88 per event, up from 78 per event last season. Track and mountain running events continue to be well supported by club members who enjoy the variety they provide to our other running programs.

JuniorsOur juniors continued to show us seniors how it’s done during 2009 with some fantastic results all round. Junior membership levels continued to rise steadily and this has seen a large increase in participation rates. Total junior registrations for the winter season totaled 1569 at an av-erage of 112 per race, a massive increase of 22% on last year and a 3-fold increase in just 5 years. This is a credit to our junior sub-committee and Junior Development Of-ficer Murray Smith who have worked tirelessly to ensure the kids get as much enjoyment as possible out of their involvement with KJs. I think we have easily proved to

them that keeping fit can be fun! In the ANSW events our numbers were also very strong with up to 16 KJ juniors in some age-groups competing against other clubs in the state. I must say it certainly looks awesome when almost half the state field on the start line is wearing KJ colours. Well done to all of our juniors on some great performances this year and for their noticeable improvement in form. A big pat on the back also to all of our state junior reps and especially Josh Head who won the 10 years Australian cross-country title at Nowra in August. Another KJ star in the making for sure!

West Dapto Cross-Country Park ProjectThe mother of all news came in a single phone call from a Canberra bureaucrat on 2nd September. Our application for almost $1.1 million of funding from the federal govern-ment had been successful. With the $430K already raised we now not only have enough funds to build our fantastic clubhouse but also to fully fit it out with furniture and ap-pliances etc, buy a ride on mower and tipper, and provide $330K of extensive landscaping and course excavation works. Could it get any better? I doubt it, now pinch your-self. This time next year we will already be using our new building and enjoying the benefits it will undoubtedly bring to the club and all of us as KJ members. There’s more on the project elsewhere in the magazine.

SponsorsSponsors are an important part of any club but this is es-pecially the case for KJs. Our sponsorships give us the extra capital which allows us to purchase the best equip-ment, own and operate our van and provide many other services free of charge. They have also been an impor-tant partner in helping us to win our government funding by proving we have the support of local businesses. Our major sponsor Wests Illawarra in particular has been in-strumental in this by providing the lion share of the $130K raised towards the club contribution for the clubhouse. I cannot express how grateful we are for the ongoing back-ing of CEO Phil Bragg and the Board of Wests who must surely share some of the credit for our recent good news. The Illawarra Credit Union, the major sponsor of the Fit-ness 5, has been a most enthusiastic sponsor who has helped keep this great community event as one of the best on the running calendar. We also welcomed on board new sponsors MMJ, K-Swiss and the Illawarra Sports Medicine Clinic in 2009 and hope they will be part of the exciting times that lie ahead for the club. A full list of our valued sponsors from the past year is shown inside the front cover. Please show your support in return wherever possible for these businesses that support us so much.

Club FinancesThe club’s finances have improved again thanks to record membership, sponsorship support and some success-ful fundraising efforts, headlined by the Fitness 5, Trivia Night and raffle. The Fitness 5 itself raised over $9K while the Trivia Night and raffle made over $6K combined. As mentioned earlier the club’s West Dapto project account

Presidents Report By Neil Barnett

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has swelled to almost $130K and will be used as our con-tribution to the project. The Athlete Development Fund has close to $7K and has adequate reserves to provide assistance to our growing list of representing athletes in the year or two ahead. Since its inception the fund has provided over $20,000 in assistance to KJ athletes with their travelling expenses. Club funds are as healthy as ever and should not be needed to fund any of the costs of construction for the clubhouse. Once the clubhouse is completed our usual fundraising efforts and hire fees should easily meet the costs of maintaining this facility. This means our normal club reserves will be available to keep funding all the things we currently do and to the same levels you are accustomed to.

Other EventsThe club ran another successful NSW Relay Champion-ship at Flagstaff Hill in July with a record number of teams from around the state participating. As always many club members did a sterling job in helping out in a voluntary capacity to ensure it all ran smoothly. This followed us hosting the NSW Mountain Running Champs earlier in the year. The Fitness 5 field grew in size for the third year running under the leadership of new Race Director Mur-ray Smith and the organising team. Already the Illawarra Credit Union have signed up as major sponsors for the 2010 edition ensuring the future success of the region’s longest standing Funrun. Despite all the hard work we still found time to have fun with the usual program of social events, including our Friday Feasts, Trivia Night and the City 2 Surf BBQ.

Athlete AchievementsIn the last 12 months we have witnessed some magnifi-cent achievements from our athletes. Young Josh Head winning the 10 years Australian XC Championship title was a standout as was watching Ryan Gregson finally

represent Australia at a senior level at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin. Lorraine Hince at 41 years of age finishing 6th in the open women’s event at the Aus-tralian XC Champs was impressive and followed a great year at state level. All the awards that rained down on her at our Presentation Night were richly deserved by this modest athlete. Well done also to all other KJs who repre-sented NSW at the nationals including Grace Musgrove, Natalie Van Coevorden, Hamish Paine, Lauren Shelley, Miles Waring, Kevin Batt, Kade Szakacs and Jessica Hull. At a club level it’s been great watching so many of you setting PBs or reaching new goals during the year. In particular Michael Hickman’s enthusiasm in setting age-group records in the new 75+ category in just about every KJ event has been inspiring. For the fifth year in a row we have again claimed the NSW SKINS Winter Club Premiership by a record margin and won a swag of age-group premiership titles, primarily in the junior categories where we have our "embarrassment of riches". With ev-eryone back on board again in 2010 and new athletes joining the fold every month, we can expect even better times in the year ahead.

The Year AheadYou don’t need to be a genius to know what the main focus of our efforts will be in the next year. The clubhouse construction and course upgrade will take place well into next year and will require a lot of our time to make it all happen. While we are doing this we will still be organising usual club programs plus staging the Fitness 5 and NSW Championships. The excitement surrounding the new clubhouse facility will no doubt see our membership num-bers swell in the next few years. Our Mt Kembla venue access agreement with the SCA expires next year and is likely to produce the usual fun and games in getting it renewed. If you are able to help the club in any small way with anything please let us know. Every bit of help will

make a difference in what promises to be an extremely hectic year.

Thank youMany thanks to our great committee team for yet another record breaking and suc-cessful KJ year and all the hard work put in to bring this about. I am very lucky to have the support of so many dedicated and self-less people, and so is the club. And thank you to all of our non-committee volunteers like Anne Asher, Roy Francis, Jane Cleary, Geoff Stalker, Noreen Parrish, Gareth and Kasey Mumby, amongst many others. The full thank you list is included elsewhere in this magazine so please take the time to check it out.

Best wishes,Neil BarnettPresident

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Kerryn McCann Female Elite Pointscore 2009 and Winter Pointscore 2009 - Lorraine HinceLorraine won the Senior Pointscore and the Female Elite Pointscore, the Elite pointscore with a sig-nificant margin of 51 points from 2nd placed Claire Rayner. Win-ner of the Elite Pointscore in 2008, Lorraine again showed her competitiveness, participating in most races this year proving her to be a deserved winner of both awards. With steady improve-ments throughout the year, she broke 4 long standing age records and still holds many others since she re-commenced run-ning with the club again 5 years ago. After having finished in 6th place in 2008, Lorraine made her way back during the year to true form. She went on to consistently finish races in top 10 position, earning her the coveted Senior pointscore trophy.

Kembla Joggers 2009 Athletes Athlete & Most Meritorious Golden Boots Award 2009 - Lorraine HinceLorraine has been recognised by her peers as an athlete who always gives her absolute best, yet in a way that demonstrates true sportsmanship and club spirit. Lorraine is fiercely com-petitive, yet is one of the most courteous and unassuming competitors that would pass you in any race. Her perfor-mance this year has been noted as such by club mem-bers; awarding her the Athletes Athlete award. Only a true athlete could be awarded both ‘best and fairest’, whilst at the same time be recognised as having the most outstanding individual merit through-out the season. Along with her sensational club perfor-mances, Lorraine has a fantastic ANSW series; winner of her age category and 13th overall in the 10km road event at Homebush, part of the 2nd placed open women’s KJ team at both the XC relays at Miranda with the 4th fastest split of the day and the road relays in Wollongong with the 2nd fastest split of the day, 4th overall, and winning her age category at the long course XC in Nowra, 2nd over-all in the short XC at Rydalmere. These performances at ANSW events along with her National XC performance earn her the title of Most Meritorious for 2009.

Kerryn McCann Male Elite Pointscore 2009 - Paul MicaleThe year’s pointscore winner was ‘Mr Consistent’ – Paul Micale. There was no luck involved, Paul did it the logical way by finishing top 2 or 3 in all events he contest-ed. Paul seemed to be running a little quicker this year than last with low & sub 34 minute 10K’s rattled off a few times over the winter. 2nd in this year’s pointscore was last year’s winner Murray Smith, & 3rd was Elad Haas who competed in only a few events, partly due to a 1 month overseas holiday, but when he did compete it was with a lot of pace. Others in the top 10 included Done Martinoski, Josh Hewitt, and Troy Sundstrom. Troy only joined KJ’s in late June.

Over 60 Pointscore 2009 - Ray McCauleyCompeting against 18 of his peers Ray McAuley proved that not only consistency in one’s running level, but also that turn-ing up for every race on the win-ter program is the top recipe in securing this sort after award. Ray always gives his best no matter what and can always put in the “Hollywood Finish” when the finish line is in view. Pipped at the post for this award last year Ray was able to fend off the challenges from running Doc Ian Tague and Peter Asher. A worthy winner of the Over 60s Pointscore

Mt Kembla Pointscore 2009 - Trent DawsonIt would appear that Trent Daw-son loves our Mt Kembla venue. For the second year running Trent has taken out the Mt Kem-bla Pointscore. Competing in all 4 events up “The Mountain” is the major prerequisite to be in conten-tion for this award. Combined this with consistent racing and you are in with a chance. It was neck and neck up to the last race with Trent winning by the smallest of margins (1 point) from Pasco Coppolaro with Lorraine Hince a further 8 points behind. A great ef-fort from Trent and well earned.

Award Winners Profiles

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2009 Club Person Of The Year - Pia AngelucciPia Angelucci has only been a member of KJ’s for the past 5 years. For 4 of those years Pia has been heavily involved on the club committee. Pia’s enthusiasm for the club includes many sub committee commitments including ANSW, social, medals, coaching and athlete development, Thurs-day track, race organization and junior development. This is a hefty workload that only a person of Pia’s calibre could handle. Every task she takes on is completed with thoroughness and enthusiasm. In 2008 Pia was elected club captain and has carried out that role for the past two years with aplomb. She is one of the first friendly faces that newcomers to the club see and she takes them all under her wing and shows them the KJ ropes.On top of her KJ commitments Pia manages being a wife and mother, is heavy involved with Wollongong Little A’s, holds down a demanding job as a national training man-ager that has her traveling all over Australia on a regular basis.KJ’s are very lucky to have a member such as her with such boundless energy and she is a very worthy Club Person of the Year.

2009 Kembla Joggers Most Improved Award - Janice HendersonJanice Henderson is a very de-termined competitor who can always be seen giving 100% all the way to the finish. A regular at most KJ events, she has had to step up this season to keep up with her son, Liam, who has been one of our big improving juniors. This year Janice has lowered her times across the board with many notable improvements. Some of her more significant improve-ments this year include a mas-sive 1:54 minute improvement at the tough Mt. Kembla 10km race as well as a huge 34 second improvement at the West Dapto 5km road race. On the track this year she has continued to make steady progress in her 3km times, and she is also a loyal ANSW member, always giving her best for the 35+ team.

2009 Encouragement Awards -

Susan FeiglerSusan is one of the club’s strongest and most consistent female ath-letes. Last year she was probably the form runner in the club, break-ing many club records and pretty much sneaking under the radar with her humble attitude. Her positive outlook and love of running rubs off on everyone around her and is appreciated by many members in the club. She has had a number of injuries since late last season but this has not stopped her enthusiasm for running or her support of the club or her attendance at club events. She is already back on deck ready to break more club records and like a fine wine, she keeps getting better with age. Susan is a true inspiration and we hope she’ll continue to do what she does best, perform her best and have a great time doing it.

Bridget RuttyBridget has been a member of Kembla Joggers for a number of years now with her husband, Andrew and their two children, Ben and Tom. Seemingly com-fortable to let the ‘Ruttty boys’ do their thing for a number of years, Bridget has turned things around this year. She has certainly flour-ished, improving significantly this season and showing great form on the track as well as on the road. If Andrew is not careful, she’ll be beating him soon. Bridget seems to be really enjoying her running and we hope it continues for years to come.

Nigil EmersonNigil has been a member of the club for over two years now and his steady improvement has been great to see. His enthusiasm is infectious and his ‘can do’ attitude is inspiring. He performs solidly through the range of distances and is as comfortable on the track as he is on the road or in the bush. Possibly the secret to Nigil’s run-ning success is his family, who are all good runners and keep him on his toes having to continually work hard to keep up with them. In addi-tion to his performances in club events, Nigil represented the club with distinction at ANSW events, displaying his trademark gutsy runs every time.

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1 Rafael Moriana 12952 Alan Onions 12263 Luis Cortes 12254 Alisa Bateman 12225 Adrian Panozzo 12196 Ian Tague 11727 Tim East 11448 Craig Sakey 11419 Rodney Batten 1135

10 Paul Micale 111911 Neil Barnett 110712 Carolyn Dews 109513 Elizabeth Meldrum 109114 Kym Batten 107715 Gary Smith 107116 Linda Zanotto 106717 Peter Berry 105518 John Burns 105119 Ross Stewart 105120 Chris Llewellyn 102621 John Mezedi 101122 Sophie Bennett 99823 Ryan Burns 99424 Janice Henderson 99425 Ward Hummerston 99026 Gareth Charles Mumby 96627 Scott McIlwain 95328 Des Comer 94729 Rebecca Wilson 94330 Chris Fraser 93931 Jonathan Clennar 93832 John Wilton 91833 Tim Crinnion 91434 Olivia Lavelle 91035 John Connors 90036 Pasco Coppolaro 87937 Jana Mumby 87738 Derek Moriarty 87539 Emma Davis 86840 Andrew Krajewski 82541 Gary Howard 80042 Daniel Smith 79743 Elivia Comer 78944 Jake McCraken 78545 Kasey Jana Mumby 77346 Witold Krajewski 76747 Blake James 76548 Shane Barrie 76349 Darrin James 76050 Jane Cleary 75951 Paul DeNobrega 75252 Elad Haas 75153 Jennifer Ann Burns 74854 John O’connell 73755 Jennifer. B. Burns 73456 Sova Miroslav 73357 Rory O’Driscoll 723

58 Samuel Groeller 71159 Pia Angelucci 71160 Stephen Van Gils 69361 Grant Fraser 68962 Cameron Good 66663 Christine O’Connell 65264 Ned Mrsic 64865 Murray Smith 63766 Mark Everton 63367 Bridget Rutty 63068 Elyse Foster 62169 Graeme Mowbray 60170 Mark Jamieson 59171 Nella Magnante 58872 John Mintoff 58473 Mitchell Connor 58374 Ryan Hennessy 56175 Kellie Owen 55976 Anita Keem 55077 Jared Poppett 54678 Barry Keem 52479 Paul Wright 50180 Phillip Parle 49981 Peter Asher 48482 Andrew De Jong 48483 Paula Crinnion 47884 Rowan Allnutt 46885 Suzanne Keem 46686 Lynn Tague 42987 Peter O’Driscoll 41888 Ross Day 41889 Shane Szakacs 41390 Ben Allen 40491 Sarah Gracie 40492 Done Martinoski 40393 Bob Scott 40094 Ellyssa Angelucci 39595 Greg Mott 38696 Paul Coxhead 38597 Darren Smith 37098 Kevin Ryan 36399 Geoff Stalker 361

100 Eric Brown 360101 Trent Dawson 360102 Michelle Formosa 360103 Brendan Scollary 360104 Michael Van Den

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105 Peter Enright 352106 Jeff Dunning 347107 Roy Francis 330108 Michael Hickman 315109 Bobby Projevski 308110 Sarah Carli 307111 Bill Agnew 293112 Warren Evans 242113 Ben Mezedi 241114 Allison Dickinson 233

115 Mark Allison 180116 Brian Baird 180117 David Barnett 180118 Ethan Beard 180119 Jim Brokenshire 180120 Gwenda Brokenshire 180121 Stephen Brown 180122 Hazel Brown 180123 Zak Browse 180124 Joe Castro 180125 Donna Church 180126 Jenny Comer 180127 David Comer 180128 Bethany Comer 180129 Renato Crapis 180130 Kim Dutkowski 180131 Angela Emmerson 180132 Nigil Emmerson 180133 David Fairley 180134 Cameron Faricy 180135 Susan Feigler 180136 Rebecca Gibson 180137 Sevgi Girgin 180138 John Gullick 180139 David Higgins 180140 Nicola Hummerston 180141 Georgette Ibrahim 180142 Peter Issa 180143 Jayden Kemp 180144 Johanna Kennard 180145 Marie Clare Kurt 180146 Kara Lamond 180147 Jemma Lawson 180148 Beraldo Lilli 180149 Thomas Mackey 180150 Greg Mackey 180151 Alain Moriana 180152 Chris Mumby 180153 Sally Musgrove 180154 Edward Muston 180155 Julie Neufeld 180156 Teena O’Driscoll 180157 Ryan Park 180158 Andrew Rutty 180159 Liam Ryan 180160 Gareth Ryan 180161 Karen Ryan 180162 Ben Scollary 180163 Mark Scott 180164 Alexander Seal 180165 Geoff Smith 180166 Geoff Stutsel 180167 Troy Sundstrom 180168 Miles Waring 180169 Denis Webb 180170 Rod Williams 180171 David Wishart 180

Summer Series Pointscore 2008/2009

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The 2008/2009 Kembla Joggers Summer Series was al-tered from previous seasons to allow for a shorter, simpler series with fewer venues. The Hill 60, Stuart Park 5km (original course) and Albion Park (Croome Rd Complex) venues were retired while the more popular Puckey’s and Yacht Club venues were boosted with one more race each. This was mainly due to the much easier marshal-ling and set up requirements for the courses over which the Puckey’s and IYC races are held.

During the Series a total of 777 race registrations were recorded, of which 163 of these were juniors in the 1km and 2km races. The biggest attendance for the year was 109 for the Puckey’s 5km followed by 101 for the popular 3km (female race) at Stuart Park. The attendance figures were well up on the previous year and a record amongst all Summer Series held to date.

The winner of the Hangover Handicap Running Nut tro-phy on New Years Day was the very popular Luis Cortes who recorded a time of 35.06 over the tough 4 mile Mt Kembla course. Luis dedicated the win to his late wife and fellow popular KJ, Linda Cortes. Another good crowd was in attendance for this event which is now an institution on the local running calendar.

Rafael Moriana took out the YDOIDOIT Trophy in a nail biting finish at the end. Only a handful of points separated the next wave of runners on the pointscore table, including the likes of Alan Onions, Luis Cortes, Alisa Bateman and Adrian Panozzo. Other senior runners who finished out of the placings but had good series results and showed good form included Rod Batten, Tim East, Craig Sakey, Paul Micale, Liz Meldrum and Kym Batten. With the re-cord participation levels experienced during the Winter Series just completed, the upcoming 2009/2010 Summer Series promises to be even more competitive.

The 1km Junior Pointscore was taken out by young Alex Mezedi with Casey Cleary in 2nd place, followed by Han-nah Crinnion in 3rd place. The 2km Junior Pointscore was taken out by Alex’s brother Ben Mezedi, with Scotti

Hamilton in 2nd place and this year’s big improver Liam Henderson in 3rd place. As always the ju-niors seemed to thoroughly enjoy the com-petition and relaxed format of the summer events.

The Summer Series could not have been staged without the help of a number of self-less volunteers. Many thanks to John Wilton who over the years has been a great help to me in the Summer Series. John this year is stepping down from that role to have a break. The positions for marshal organisation and junior race organisation are open and must be filled to allow us to run a safe series. Please let me know if you are inter-ested in assisting in either of these roles.

Thanks also go out to Roy Francis who is not running but still turned up to help with the marshalling for almost every race. Also to Dave Barnett, Eric and Hazel Brown, plus all of the other marshals from amongst KJ members who helped out. Thank you for your support and we hope to see all the old familiar faces during the current Sum-mer Series. Don’t forget the Hangover Handicap on New Year’s Day.

Summer Series Report 2008/09 By Gary Howard

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Kerryn McCann - Male Elite PointscoreThe ever reliable Paul Mi-cale wins the Male elite for the umpteenth time. Now in his 40’s Paul still shows the younger runners how it is done. Murray Smith took 2nd place just holding off Elad Haas for 3rd place. Both run-ners performed well through-out the year with Murray tak-ing 2nd place in the senior p/score as well. These run-ners were kept busy by Done Martinoski who won the last race of the year at Cordeaux Dam and Neil Barnett who always runs consistently on any course. Out of the top 5 were Joshua Hewitt and Troy Sundstrom who won the 9mile in a time of 50.20. Junior run-ners Gareth Mumby and Blake James kept the seniors hon-est and Jarred Poppett made the top 10 again.

Kerryn McCann - Female Elite PointscoreAnd the winner is Lorraine Hince, with many good perfor-mances and AGR’s behind her Lorraine had a strangle hold on the female elite p/score, not only was Lorraine good at the distance events she also ran well in the short events with 17.46 in the 3 mile and 18.30 at the Cordeaux Dam 5km. Lorraine had plenty of challengers from Clare Rayner who also had many fine performances, including a 62.56 in the 10 mile race, and veteran runner Sally Musgrove took 3rd place in what will be a memorable year for her. Other runners who performed well included junior runner Natalie Vanco-evorden, Janice Henderson who continues to improve, newly married Alisa Bate-man (nee Williams) who won the female trophy in the ½ marathon, new runner Nicle McKinnirey, junior run-ner Chloe Douglas Savage, and rounding out the top 10 was Narelle Smith who won the G Bolt trophy and Caro-line White.

Winter Senior PointscoreThe winner of the 2009 winter series is Lorraine Hince. Lor-raine only missed 1 race during the season and progressed nicely towards the end of the year. Of the many good perfor-mances her best was in the 9 mile were she finished in 3rd place overall in a time of 56.03. Her time of 36.58 in the 10km Mt.Kembla race was also outstanding. Lorraine picked up many AGR’s along the way. Congratulations on a fine win. Surprisingly finishing in 2nd place was Murray Smith who

along with co-ordinating the junior races took time out to race enough times to just sneak into the top 3. John Mezedi who had a consistent year stormed home to take 3rd place, well done to the top 3 place getters.Just out of the place getters was last years winner Trent Daw-son, el presidente Neil Barnett and the consistent Joshua Hewitt, with Paul Micale, Craig Sakey, Jana Mumby and Rod Williams, well done to the top 10 finishers and all the other runners who took part in the series.

Mt Kembla PointscoreA case of De Ja Vu for Trent Daw-son who in the closest of closest victories held onto to win the Mt Kembla p/score by 1 point, Trents run in the 9mile 61.11 and 10km time of 38.58 nailed the victory for him, and 2nd place went to Pasco Coppolaro who on several occasions before has finished in the placings, Pasco has struggled with injuries all year but ran well in all Mt Kembla races, 3rd place was the unlucky Lorraine Hince who nearly stole the trophy with a 56.03 in the 9 mile and 36.58 in the 10km, Chris Llewellyn fin-ished just behind the place win-ners along with Dean Boyten who was injured in the early part of the year, training partner Craig Sakey took 6th place, The improving Rod Williams held on for 7th place, while Paul DeNobrega, John Mezedi and Neil Barnett finished with top 10 placings.

Over 60 PointscoreAfter a great tussle Ray McCau-ley emerged as the winner of the over 60 runners. Ray has been a long time member of the club and is always on hand to help in any way possible when required. Ray now 60 is still running simi-lar times to when he was in his 40’s and is a main member in the ANSW over 55s team. Ray was kept busy by Ian Tague who ran consistently all year but injury held him back in the last couple of races, Peter Asher who has finished in a placing every year took 3rd place this year. 18 run-ners took part in the series so that shows the depth of the club for our most senior runners. Just out of the top 3 was Warren Evans and Andrew Krajew-ski, and our most senior runner Michael Hickman who at 75 ran all the races and created AGR’s in the 75+ Category in 9 of the races. Just goes to show that many of us have many years of racing left.

Winter Series Report 2009 By Gary Howard

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I want to start my 3rd annual Junior report by thanking a few people for various reasons:- to the parents of our Flying Foxes thank you for bringing your children along to our events & training. Their participation & socialising is paramount to the growth of the club.

- to my fellow junior committee members, thank you for providing the support & taking on some of the tasks needed to keep the junior members in-formed & catered for.

- to Geoff, Pia, & Noreen who turn up on Tues-days, Thursdays, & Saturdays in good weather & bad to give their time, experience, guidance, & en-couragement to coach some of the KJ juniors.

During the winter we lost long time business sup-porter of the Flying Foxes, Uncle Pete’s Toys. Our sincere thanks to Suzanne O’Brien for the years of support that she & late husband Mark gave to KJ’s. We trust Suzanne enjoys her new endeavours.

I can’t really single out any particular junior Winter Series event that was a stand out. To me they all were. Juniors everywhere, enjoying the good weather, having a go at the various races & staying on for a play and a chat af-terwards. Obviously the Junior Open Day & the Club’s Cross Country Championship drew the biggest crowds, but with a total of about 250 junior members, every race was well attended. At the recent Junior Presentation day, we handed out many awards & could have chosen many more athletes as worthy winners. There were 70 partici-pation award recipients for the 2009 Winter Series.

There were many new junior members in the club in 2009, who all seem to know an existing member or 2 in the club. Some of these new members seemed to take to the Thursday night track relays with a passion.

Performance wise we had many juniors willing to run for Kembla Joggers at the six ANSW Winter events held in Sydney, Nowra, and locally. Congratulations also to those athletes selected to compete for NSW at the National XC championships. Those athletes were Hamish Paine,

Jessica Hull, Miles Waring, Grace Musgrove, Natalie Van

Coevorden, Kade Szakacs, and Joshua Head. Top 20 finishes were recorded by most. Special congratulations to JOSHUA HEAD who won the 10yrs boys with a com-manding burst 500m from the finish line. Apart from Ryan Gregson of recent times, you may almost have to go back to Kerryn McCann for the last KJ junior to win a junior National XC title.

Memorable moment this year was from the very muddy course for the XC relays at Miranda. Down 1 runner to make up an u/20’s female team. I approached Camp-bell Rutty, who had already raced through the mud in an u/14’s team, to see if she would go around again for the u/20’s team. After an initial face drop & a glance at her mum, Campbell took up the challenge to run over/through the mud again. The girls were quite competitive & picked up a silver medal for their efforts.

Until next winter, as always take care, and stay healthy over the summer by participating in KJ’s Summer Series, Thursday night track (which has some good short races), Little A’s, or swimming/surfing at the beach.

Junior Report 2009 By Murray Smith

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Mt Kembla Pointscore 2009

1 Trent Dawson 8502 Pasco Coppolaro 8493 Lorraine Hince 8414 Chris Llewellyn 7325 Dean Boyton 7026 Craig Sakey 6877 Rod Williams 6838 Paul DeNobrega 6609 John Mezedi 653

10 Neil Barnett 65111 Jana Mumby 63712 Geoff Smith 60613 Brendan Scollary 60314 Bobby Projevski 56615 Grant Deitch 56416 Narelle Smith 55117 Ray McCauley 54918 Peter Asher 54519 Greg Mott 51420 Mark Everton 51321 Ian Tague 51322 Michael Hickman 24523 David Fairley 245

Over 60 Pointscore 2009

1 Ray McCauley 2302 Ian Tague 2203 Peter Asher 2054 Warren Evans 1965 Andrew Krajewski 1886 Michael Hickman 1757 Luis Cortes 1158 Derek Moriarty 1139 Gwenda Brokenshire 111

10 Jim Brokenshire 9111 Des Comer 7412 Roy Francis 4813 David Higgins 4614 Tony Maloney 3115 Witold Krajewski 2016 Christine Hall 1218 David Stonebridge 1217 Jenny Comer 11

Kerryn McCann Female Elite 20091 Lorraine Hince 1082 Claire Rayner 573 Sally Musgrove 514 Natalie Van

Coevorden44

5 Janice Henderson 436 Alisa Bateman 397 Nicole McKinnirey 328 Chloe Douglass

Savage31

9 Narelle Smith 3110 Caroline White 2611 Lauren Shelley 2512 Kasey Jana Mumby 2413 Sarah Carli 2214 Paula Crinnion 2115 Jennifer Ann Burns 2016 Angela Emmerson 2017 Bree Jones 1818 Carolyn Dews 1719 Elyse Foster 1720 Elizabeth Meldrum 1721 Jana Mumby 1722 Anna Vrolijks 1723 Kim Dutkowski 1624 Grace Musgrove 1625 Anita Keem 1526 Emma Davis 1127 Barbara Riveros 1028 Bridget Rutty 1029 Heather Rutty 1030 Susan Feigler 931 Olivia Lavelle 932 Tanya Strevens 733 Kate Agnew 634 Rebecca Jeffery 535 Karen Ryan 536 Kym Batten 437 Pia Angelucci 338 Jane Cleary 339 Lauren Hurst 340 Gwenda Brokenshire 241 Elivia Comer 242 Christine O’Connell 243 Dana Wilton 244 Jennifer. B. Burns 145 Laila Comer 146 Stacey Defina 147 Marie Clare Kurt 148 Nella Magnante 1

Kerryn McCann Male Elite 20091 Paul Micale 892 Murray Smith 663 Elad Haas 584 Done Martinoski 535 Neil Barnett 526 Joshua Hewitt 437 Troy Sundstrom 378 Gareth Charles

Mumby31

9 Jared Poppett 3010 Blake James 2311 Jake Montgomery 2312 Brendan Scollary 2213 Garry Wheeler 2114 Cameron Good 2015 David Mainwaring 1916 Jake McCraken 1917 Paul Partland 1918 Mark Scott 1919 Marty Weston 1920 Shane Barrie 1821 Stephen Brown 1622 Blair Day 1323 Trent Dawson 1224 Barry Keem 1025 Clayton Rugg 926 Miles Waring 927 Sam Appleton 828 Greg Mott 829 John O’Connell 830 Phillip Parle 831 David Church 732 Kevin Goodwin 733 Darrin James 734 Ben Scollary 735 Alex Ball 636 Dean Boyton 637 Tim Crinnion 638 Ethan Beard 539 Craig Sakey 440 Mick Hurst 341 Gareth Ryan 242 Steve Shaw 243 Geoff Stalker 244 Ross Stewart 245 Paul Coxhead 146 Rafael Moriana 147 George Osadczuk 148 Paul Stein 1

Junior Male Elite 2009

1 Jake McCraken 862 Blake James 803 Gareth Mumby 744 Ben Scollary 735 Rory O’Driscoll 546 Jake Montgomery 467 Gareth Ryan 248 Ethan Beard 229 Jacob Noone 1710 Brock McCraken 1411 Mitchell Hennessy 1412 Alexander Seal 1213 Christopher Austen 1214 Miles Waring 1015 Christian Tozer 1016 Cameron Williams 917 Trent Rigby 818 Brad Gullick 819 Luke Oppio 720 Jules Cleary 721 Adam Gilbert 622 Tobias Lunney 523 Jacob Hennessy 524 Jye Edwards 525 James De Luca 426 Matthew Preeo 327 Liam Henderson 328 Evan Johnston 229 Joshua O’Dea 230 Jake Edwards 2

Junior Female Elite 2009

1 Grace Musgrove 822 Kasey Mumby 603 Chloe Douglas 564 Olivia Lavalle 535 Natalie Vacoevordan 486 Sarah Carli 477 Ashlee Smith 208 Elyse Foster 189 Jessica O’Dea 18

10 Bree Jones 1811 Sophie Bennett 1712 Eileesha Smith 1513 Natalie Heywood 1314 Jessica Hull 1015 Ellysa Angelucci 916 Caitlin Brown 917 Hollie Emmerson 718 Libby Newton 719 Suzie Seitaridis 720 Abby Tozer 621 Siohban Ryan 522 Sisie Seitaridis 423 Hollie Emmerson 424 Roison Concannon 325 Nadine Bazaz 326 Campbell Rutty 227 Naomi Polyzoidis 128 Alice Fox 1

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1 Lorraine Hince 24082 Murray Smith 22193 John Mezedi 21984 Trent Dawson 21725 Neil Barnett 21446 Joshua Hewitt 21037 Paul Micale 20798 Craig Sakey 20799 Jana Mumby 2063

10 Rod Williams 203611 Janice Henderson 203412 Dean Boyton 203013 Paul DeNobrega 200614 Pasco Coppolaro 198615 Geoff Smith 198316 Witold Krajewski 195917 Rebecca Jeffery 186218 Darrin James 185519 Andrew Krajewski 185320 Done Martinoski 184921 Chris Llewellyn 184622 Ian Tague 184023 Brendan Scollary 182424 Angela Emmerson 180925 Bobby Projevski 180726 Greg Mott 178427 Bridget Rutty 175228 Nigil Emmerson 175129 Peter Asher 172330 Mark Everton 171531 Ray McCauley 169532 Rafael Moriana 166633 Warren Evans 164134 Jennifer Ann Burns 163735 Peter O’Brien 159436 Grant Deitch 158037 Tim East 153538 Elizabeth Meldrum 152439 Jane Cleary 150940 John Burns 150841 Heather Rutty 150842 Elad Haas 145943 Pia Angelucci 144544 Narelle Smith 144345 Paul Coxhead 142546 Peter Berry 140247 Paula Crinnion 138648 Sally Musgrove 136049 Caroline White 135650 Claire Rayner 135351 Steve Shaw 133652 Scott McIlwain 130353 Jennifer. B. Burns 129454 Lauren Hurst 127155 Tim Crinnion 125056 David Tiyce 121857 Nicole McKinnirey 120058 Matthew Davenport 118659 Gwenda

Brokenshire1173

60 Kym Batten 1154

61 David Fairley 114962 Lynn Tague 114763 Ward Hummerston 113364 David Church 109565 Scott Bowley 107566 Marty Weston 106567 Ned Mrsic 105268 Geoff Stalker 104869 Mick Hurst 104770 Matthew Hennessy 104671 Murray Dribbus 104572 Luis Cortes 102673 Stephen Brown 100774 Jake McCraken 100075 Alisa Bateman 99676 Elivia Comer 97277 Susan Feigler 96978 George Osadczuk 96779 Kevin Ryan 96680 Paul Wright 95181 Blair Day 94182 Natalie Van

Coevorden934

83 Jim Brokenshire 93184 Roy Francis 93085 Chris Mumby 92786 Garry Wheeler 92087 John O’Connell 91388 Derek Moriarty 91289 Linda Zanotto 90290 Ross Stewart 90191 Pauline Reason 89392 Bill Agnew 88993 Rebecca Wilson 88894 Carolyn Dews 87895 Geoff Stutsel 87696 Stephen Van Gils 86897 Greg Mackey 85598 Michael Hickman 84899 Anita Keem 843

100 Marie Clare Kurt 843101 Shane Szakacs 832102 John Wilton 818103 Gareth Charles

Mumby812

104 Renato Crapis 811105 Grant Fraser 810106 Barry Keem 809107 Ian Black 794108 Shahna Fairley 789109 Alan Onions 780110 Troy Sundstrom 778111 Wayne Holden 772112 Nicola Hummerston 765113 Ben Scollary 733114 Allison Dickinson 726115 Chloe Douglass

Savage720

116 Nerida Blackstone 720117 Adrian Panozzo 716118 Jared Poppett 714119 Clayton Rugg 711

120 Des Comer 710121 Jake Montgomery 707122 Scott Lunney 706123 John Mintoff 680124 Patrick Preeo 675125 Suzanne Keem 670126 Chris Fraser 664127 Danielle Szakacs 652128 Patricia O’Dea 642129 Blake James 642130 Kevin Goodwin 635131 Nella Magnante 633132 Sarah Carli 628133 Stephanie Hill 625134 Gary Howard 624135 Aimee Clayton 613136 Phillip Parle 610137 Stacey Defina 610138 Emma Davis 594139 Lauren Shelley 568140 Jody Hennessy 568141 Dana Wilton 565142 Vito Gaudiosi 556143 Paul Partland 551144 Kim Dutkowski 550145 Peter O’Driscoll 540146 Julie Neufeld 532147 Rachel Coppola 510148 Keith Hamilton 510149 David Higgins 506150 Daniel Smith 477151 Gareth Ryan 473152 Linda Elvy 452153 Grace Musgrove 439154 Adam Fleming 431155 Sophie Bennett 430156 Gina Scott 428157 Alex Ball 426158 John Kirk 418159 Paul Stein 413160 Ashlee Smith 397161 Mark Scott 389162 Phil Austen 384163 Christine O’Connell 380164 Bree Jones 378165 Jacob Noone 373166 Elyse Foster 373167 Michael Oetsch 366168 Ryan Burns 360169 Kylie Dribbus 360170 Angela Edwards 360171 John Gullick 360172 Frank Hungerford 360173 Beraldo Lilli 360174 Karen Ryan 360175 Debbie Stamp 360176 Luke McNamara 357177 Dannielle Wilson 355178 Ethan Beard 348179 Rodney Batten 346180 Lee Fanning 330

181 Michael Hurst 330182 Deborah Preeo 330183 David Stonebridge 330184 Anna Vrolijks 330185 Cameron Good 328186 Brock McCracken 327187 Rory O’Driscoll 322188 Natalie Heywood 316189 Kasey Jana Mumby 309190 Gary Angelucci 300191 Chris Stuart 291192 Paul Di Pietro 284193 Shane Barrie 281194 Allyson Weston 258195 Tony Maloney 253196 Laila Comer 249197 Susan Mott 246198 Mitchell Hennessy 240199 Ross Day 235200 Olivia Lavelle 192201 Kate Agnew 180202 Ellyssa Angelucci 180203 Sam Appleton 180204 Christopher Austen 180205 Sam Black 180206 Eric Brown 180207 Hazel Brown 180208 Sara Burns 180209 Martin Church 180210 Adam Collins 180211 Mia Collins 180212 Bethany Comer 180213 Tara Corrolla 180214 Vanessa Cossu 180215 Ross Crapis 180216 Maria Crapis 180217 Vanni De Luca 180218 Peter Enright 180219 Franca Facci 180220 Keith Fennell 180221 Christine Hall 180222 Terry Jackson 180223 Kay Jacob 180224 Matthew Jamieson 180225 Mark Jamieson 180226 Jason Lewis 180227 Don Lewis 180228 Kristene Lynsay 180229 Grant Mathieson 180230 Holly O’Dea 180231 Luke Oppio 180232 Daryl Orr 180233 Frances Pearson 180234 Ivan Poo 180235 Joshua Radford 180236 Barbara Riveros 180237 Andrew Rutty 180238 Gary Scott 180239 Ryan Smith 180240 Gary Smith 180241 Karl Stamp 180

Kembla Joggers Senior Pointscore 2009

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242 Tanya Strevens 180243 Judy Vandergeest 180244 Miles Waring 180245 Evan Westlake 180

246 Maree Williams 180247 Robert Winn 180248 Cameron Williams 175249 Jessica O’Dea 142

250 Robert Sciberras 126251 Mark Allison 50252 John Boyle 50253 Jenny Comer 50

254 Michael Grew 50255 Lauren Mitchell 50256 Jose Pereira 50

1 Darcy Hennessy 18212 Jeremy Cornford 17793 Keely Boyton 17544 Stephen Borg 17165 Thomas Jeffery 16746 Alex Mezedi 16187 Erin Gullick 15878 Ryan Osadczuk 15539 Nathan Scollary 1495

10 Luncinda Preeo 147811 Nathan Henderson

Walls1476

12 Adam Dark 144113 Isabella Dark 142114 Luke Hince 138315 Cara Crinnion 137416 Charli Hurst 134117 Hannah Crinnion 133618 Zachary Heywood 130719 Alyssa Parks 127420 Zoe Seitaridis 119121 Thomas Mott 118522 Zoe Dribbus 115823 Madeline Martinoski 112824 Aris Seitaridis 108625 Becky Eager 103426 Imogen Van Gils 100827 Lauren Smith 100328 Connor Emmerson 99829 Mason Elphick 93630 Jye Berry 93431 Sophie De Luca 91132 Jordan Heywood 910

33 Emma Scollary 89234 Bryce Van Gils 83635 Declan Joyce 80336 Casey Cleary 76037 Lauren Eager 72438 Alexis Elvy 69039 Ruby McPhillips 68040 Kimberley Elvy 67641 Callum Joyce 63842 Harry De Luca 61043 Liam Henderson 60844 Kristen Martinoski 57545 Alex Hamilton 54346 Ryan Neufeld 53747 Charlette Naulty 49648 Marnie Stutsel 48949 Siena Jackson 48150 Elliot Winn 47451 Aysha Bowley 46352 Oliver Burnett 45453 Mallory English 44954 Cassandra Smith 44655 Anastasia

Grozdanov425

56 Sarah Bazaz 41957 Alexander

Grozdanov405

58 Georgia Chapman 40459 Nate Berry 40160 Sarah Neufeld 39361 Ciaran Flynn 37062 Morgan Chapman 35663 Rebecca Winn 352

64 Callum Appleby 33965 Travis Moon 31466 Brodie Fraser 29467 Maddison Angelucci 29168 Hannah Scott 28969 Lachlan Milne 28970 Julius Cleary 28971 Ashlee J Smith 26472 Coen Taylor 25373 Sophie Mott 23774 Ashley Creswick 23075 Colquhoun Euan 23076 James Green 23077 Joshua Pepper 23078 Shayla Szakacs 23079 Rachel Mintoff 21780 Ryan Chapman 18081 Holly Colquhuon 18082 Luca Cossu 18083 Ashley Dribbus 18084 Shauna Flynn 18085 Lydia Hince 18086 Hannah Preeo 18087 Brock Scrivener 18088 James Seal 18089 Tamara Weston 18090 Mitchell Wright 18091 Kelly Mintoff 14192 Alex Lynsay 12193 Aiden Lynsay 11194 Ellyssa Angelucci 5095 Lucas Appleby 5096 Annalisse Boschan 50

97 Caitlin Brown 5098 Joshua Cornford 5099 Serafina Crapis 50100 James De Luca 50101 Connor Emmerson 50102 Max Fraser 50103 Emily Fraser 50104 Jonathan Haas 50105 Scotti Hamilton 50106 Joshua Head 50107 Sam Lilli 50108 Mikayla Lilli 50109 Kristen Llewellyn 50110 Kiara Llewellyn 50111 Arlena MacKenzie 50112 Connor MacKenzie 50113 Josie McCann 50114 Zoe Mintoff 50115 Kaitlin Mott 50116 Ben O’Dea 50117 Rixon O’Driscoll 50118 Lucinda Paine 50119 Frances Pearson 50120 Keiran Poppett 50121 Tom Rutty 50122 Janaye Sloot 50123 Bryanne Sloot 50124 Kade Szakacs 50125 Kiah Taylor 50126 Mali Taylor 50127 Eden Taylor 50

Kembla Joggers Junior 1Km Pointscore 2009

1 Jake McCraken 7122 Ben Scollary 5963 Gareth Charles

Mumby545

4 Chloe Douglass Savage

492

5 Rory O’Driscoll 4906 Grace Musgrove 4747 Blake James 4678 Sarah Carli 3409 Jake Montgomery 336

10 Olivia Lavelle 32911 Natalie Van

Coevorden317

12 Kasey Jana Mumby 25413 Christopher Austen 22714 Eileesha Smith 22515 Mitchell Hennessy 20216 Ashlee Smith 19017 Gareth Ryan 188

18 Jacob Noone 17819 Elyse Foster 14220 Jessica O’Dea 14021 Ellyssa Angelucci 13822 Campbell Rutty 11623 Sophie Bennett 10824 Ethan Beard 10525 Bree Jones 10526 Libby Newton 10227 Jacob Hennessy 9228 Alexander Seal 9229 Brad Gullick 8830 Susie Seitaridis 8331 Liam Henderson 7832 Luke Oppio 7533 Whitney Noone 7334 Jake Edwards 6935 Natalie Heywood 6736 Patricia O’Dea 6737 Miles Waring 67

38 Brock McCracken 6639 Ben Mezedi 6440 Caitlin Brown 5941 Tobias Lunney 5942 Trent Rigby 5843 Joshua O’Dea 5544 Cameron Williams 5545 Hollie Emmerson 5546 Nadine Bazaz 2547 Sam Black 2548 Julius Cleary 2549 Roisin Concannon 2550 Charlette Day 2551 James De Luca 2552 Jye Edwards 2553 Colleen Fennell 2554 Alice Fox 2555 Adam Gilbert 2556 Keith Hamilton 2557 Jessica Hull 25

58 Nicola Hummerston 2559 Evan Johnston 2560 Kristene Lynsay 2561 Kristen Martinoski 2562 Kaitlin Mott 2563 Maddison Naulty 2564 Ruby O’Driscoll 2565 Naomi Polyzoidis 2566 Tanya Poppett 2567 Matthew Preeo 2568 Sydney Rutty 2569 Liam Ryan 2570 Siobhan Ryan 2571 Katelyn Smith 2572 Cassandra Smith 2573 Kiah Taylor 2574 Abby Tozer 2575 Christian Tozer 2576 Maree Williams 25

Kembla Joggers Junior Pointscore 2009

Kembla Joggers Senior Pointscore 2009 Continued

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1 Campbell Rutty 18562 Brad Gullick 15823 Whitney Noone 14644 Sydney Rutty 14645 Ben Mezedi 14456 Jacob Hennessy 14387 Libby Newton 13738 Nadine Bazaz 12349 Caitlin Brown 1130

10 Susie Seitaridis 111111 Matthew Preeo 106312 Evan Johnston 106113 Eileesha Smith 98914 Alexander Seal 98115 Kaitlin Mott 90316 Kristen Martinoski 75917 Julius Cleary 70918 Roisin Concannon 69019 Katelyn Smith 69020 Hollie Emmerson 65121 Scotti Hamilton 62222 Mitchell Hennessy 59723 Cassandra Smith 59724 Liam Ryan 58025 Kasey Jana Mumby 57726 James De Luca 566

27 Ruby O’Driscoll 55228 Alice Fox 53029 Helena Lee 51030 Rory O’Driscoll 46631 Abby Tozer 40532 Liam Henderson 38833 Maddison Angelucci 38334 Charlette Day 37635 Gareth Charles Mumby 35136 Madeline Martinoski 29137 Kiah Taylor 28838 Tobias Lunney 28339 Christian Tozer 23640 Grace Musgrove 21841 Jack Mott 21642 Jessica Hull 20643 Jarren Collett 18044 Chloe Douglass

Savage180

45 Bernadette Good 18046 Laura Rush 18047 Siobhan Ryan 18048 Sarah Bazaz 17449 Jye Edwards 17350 Olivia Lavelle 15051 Jake Edwards 14552 Sophie Bennett 133

53 Cameron Milne 12154 Trent Rigby 11755 Michael Agnew 5056 Ellyssa Angelucci 5057 Tarquinne Clements 5058 Connor Emmerson 5059 Shahna Fairley 5060 Jordan Gregson 5061 Samuel Groeller 5062 Keith Hamilton 5063 Lachlan Hennessy 5064 Tayla Jeffery 5065 Brock McCracken 5066 Cain Mowbray 5067 Maddison Naulty 5068 Joshua O’Dea 5069 Hamish Paine 5070 Naomi Polyzoidis 5071 Abigail Polyzoidis 5072 Madison Scott 5073 Tom Seal 5074 Janaye Sloot 5075 Ashlee Smith 5076 Eden Taylor 5077 Natalie Van Coevorden 50

Kembla Joggers Junior 3Km Pointscore 2009

Kembla Joggers Junior 2Km Pointscore 20091 Bianca Elphick 20352 Kirralee Scrivener 18923 Tom Rutty 18764 Brock Scrivener 17215 Ashley Dribbus 17046 Ryan Chapman 16867 Hannah Preeo 16858 Bianca Crapis 16009 Tayla Jeffery 1594

10 Carla Crapis 141411 Rixon O’Driscoll 139112 Morgan Chapman 134913 Luca Cossu 129314 Georgia Chapman 128515 Dannielle Crapis 126216 Joshua Cornford 125317 Lydia Hince 123218 Shauna Flynn 108119 Shayla Szakacs 92120 Scotti Hamilton 91721 Joshua Head 88322 Holly Colquhuon 87623 Ashley Creswick 86424 Finlay McPhillips 77725 Sophie Mott 76026 Jordan Heywood 75527 Cameron Milne 72628 James Seal 71929 Tahlia Fennell 70130 Casey Cleary 69931 Leah Projevski 67932 Shenay Edwards 630

33 Helena Lee 61934 Kade Szakacs 59035 Zoe Dribbus 59036 Tamara Weston 54337 Mallory English 54338 Annalisse Boschan 53739 Marco Cossu 53640 Piper Ainsworth 53441 Maddison Naulty 52742 Lachlan Milne 51243 Alex Hamilton 49244 Bryanne Sloot 49145 Joel Williams 48246 Kristen Martinoski 48047 Ruby O’Driscoll 47548 Lucas Appleby 47449 Katelyn Smith 42450 Sian Fennell 41551 Susie Seitaridis 40652 Phillip Scott 38753 Jarren Collett 38454 Kaitlin Mott 37855 Siena Jackson 37356 Breanna Payne 35957 Hollie Emmerson 35658 Julius Cleary 35659 Mali Taylor 30460 Matthew Preeo 29661 Joel Weston 28962 Monique Boschan 28863 Samantha Moon 27964 Sinead Austwick 271

65 Carley Motbey 25766 Mitchell Wright 25667 Georgia Naulty 25468 Melanie Rigby 24469 Maddison Angelucci 23070 James De Luca 23071 Liam Henderson 23072 Jacob Hennessy 23073 Janaye Sloot 22774 Lauren Smith 22675 Isabella Dark 22576 Eileesha Smith 20877 Jessica Hull 20078 Nadine Bazaz 18079 Alice Fox 18080 Nicholas Grozdanov 18081 Laura Rush 18082 Liam Ryan 18083 James Belcher 18084 Serafina Crapis 17585 Cassandra Smith 14586 Eden Taylor 12987 Cara Crinnion 11388 Callum Appleby 11189 Amber Deitch 11190 Estelle Appelby 10591 Philomena Black 5092 Lizzie Black 5093 Charlette Black 5094 James Carli 5095 Michelle Carli 5096 Roisin Concannon 50

97 Tom Cranney 5098 Sean Cranney 5099 Kim Day 50100 Harry De Luca 50101 Ashley Deitch 50102 Tamara Ebbs 50103 Connor Emmerson 50104 Reyne Fennell 50105 Brodie Fraser 50106 Emily Fraser 50107 Katie Groeller 50108 Declan Hull 50109 Jasper Jordan 50110 Jayden Keys 50111 Tobias Lunney 50112 Iszak Lunney 50113 Nathan Maurer 50114 Brock McCracken 50115 Jake McCraken 50116 Alyssa Parks 50117 Naomi Polyzoidis 50118 Luncinda Preeo 50119 Madison Scott 50120 Ashlee Smith 50121 Kyen Stuart 50122 Kiah Taylor 50123 Lisa Walker 50124 Demi Westwood 50125 Elliot Winn 50

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Bill Agnew 31.53 45.33 38.09 45.34Kate Agnew 25.55Mark Allison 1.14.26Ellyssa Angelucci 32.30Pia Angelucci 52.01 33.31 46.15 34.50 1.18.39 55.31 55.37Sam Appleton 22.09Peter Asher 27.34 44.10 42.03 32.24 43.19 23.48 1.29.45 2.12.50 54.36 45.17 53.08 26.42Christopher Austen 28.05Phil Austen 29.46 38.34Alex Ball 26.47 35.42 36.57Neil Barnett 19.20 31.17 27.44 22.40 30.30 25.24 1.00.09 1.22.39 17.57 56.50 31.21 37.16 18.48Shane Barrie 22.07 56.44Alisa Bateman 38.20 1.06.45 1.29.25 42.11 40.15Kym Batten 43.39 40.33 43.07 24.40 34.34 24.20 43.27Rodney Batten 24.42 36.04 26.27Ethan Beard 21.11 17.08Sophie Bennett 24.52 30.13Peter Berry 30.01 41.37 44.03 35.29 41.54 20.46Ian Black 30.46 50.08 42.55 43.50Sam Black 35.04Nerida Blackstone 42.46 24.50Scott Bowley 34.11 27.40 19.21 1.00.39John Boyle 1.11.06Dean Boyton 32.16 25.23 33.46 18.24 26.14 1.07.15 1.29.43 19.10 1.01.24 32.42 20.24Gwenda Brokenshire 23.22 1.21.44 48.02 24.49Jim Brokenshire 20.25 1.11.52 44.13Stephen Brown 26.27 20.23Jennifer Ann Burns 23.05 34.02 20.48 1.13.15 21.07 1.06.41 43.15Jennifer. B. Burns 52.00 44.34 35.12 1.32.52 26.59 1.27.01 58.08 45.16John Burns 22.49 36.13 27.11 37.15 1.13.01 21.18 1.11.01 47.08 37.44Ryan Burns 34.30Sarah Carli 21.31 18.54 30.06 19.34David Church 21.15 39.02 1.24.59 1.50.50 22.45 1.16.37 50.14Martin Church 20.56Aimee Clayton 24.55 24.37 25.49Jane Cleary 25.49 32.37 42.33 24.10 33.48 23.54 52.58 44.23 50.25 25.28Adam Collins 2.13Mia Collins 2.13Bethany Comer 47.34Des Comer 41.18 24.57 48.18 56.12Elivia Comer 38.36 31.52 22.47 33.50 1.22.56 50.31Jenny Comer 1.06.03Laila Comer 21.30 1.22.57Rachel Coppola 44.53Pasco Coppolaro 26.45 39.28 32.58 42.25 34.16 27.26 1.17.45 50.59 42.17 57.47Tara Corrolla 25.25Luis Cortes 25.33 37.47 30.20 55.08 52.38 27.55Paul Coxhead 21.34 33.44 1.09.26 1.32.20 34.40 41.00 21.23Renato Crapis 32.19 23.29 34.11Paula Crinnion 23.37 38.18 36.41 27.23 36.40 21.28 29.23 1.12.15 46.23Tim Crinnion 20.15 37.51 24.00 32.19 17.36 25.19Matthew Davenport 2.02 23.57 1.23.12 53.44 42.27 50.58 24.30Emma Davis 23.07 37.17 32.25Trent Dawson 22.20 35.37 31.00 34.05 27.29 1.08.35 1.31.28 20.28 1.01.11 38.58 32.11 38.51 19.20Blair Day 23.35 30.52 24.53 35.57Ross Day 52.13 56.13Stacey Defina 39.17 36.59 40.17

Name7-Mar 14-Mar 28-Mar 11-Apr 26-Apr 16-May 23-May 6-Jun 28-Jun 4-Jul 25-Jul 1-Aug 15-Aug 22-Aug 5-Sep5Km 8Km 7Km 6Km 8Km 3Mile 4Mile 10Mile 21.1Km 5Km 9Mile 10Km 8Km 10Km 5Km

Kembla Joggers Winter Series 2009

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Grant Deitch 23.42 36.55 33.52 30.37 1.14.49 1.44.34 1.12.13 47.57Paul DeNobrega 29.03 36.04 26.53 19.46 28.36 1.14.18 1.38.25 20.05 1.05.00 42.49 36.22 43.00 21.07Carolyn Dews 1.11.24 21.16 1.04.27 44.13Paul Di Pietro 1.52.38 1.16.17Allison Dickinson 35.50 1.03.55 36.16 35.59 37.33Chloe Douglass Savage

21.58 25.58 18.42 27.36 19.46

Kylie Dribbus 27.01Murray Dribbus 25.42 42.18 39.30 32.02 24.41Kim Dutkowski 30.18 27.21Tim East 20.39 35.15 32.00 26.04 36.38 18.37 27.05 1.11.55 37.54 21.33Linda Elvy 45.19 54.32 29.20 41.20 1.49.21Angela Emmerson 24.38 35.44 40.29 22.39 31.43 21.40 38.21 44.09 22.42Nigil Emmerson 37.31 34.33 27.05 37.59 29.00 1.14.28 1.41.55 21.02 45.17 36.13 43.20Warren Evans 33.07 49.45 44.20 36.55 47.40 29.24 1.44.34 28.32 1.34.12 58.38 47.23 59.26 28.40Mark Everton 23.39 38.09 34.13 27.24 37.16 21.34 30.57 1.19.12 21.22 1.12.20 46.57 38.34 47.41 23.13David Fairley 40.48 1.00.27 51.40 39.46 58.29 28.35 39.59 29.31 1.44.37 56.26 1.09.28 32.49Shahna Fairley 32.28 36.37 27.20 25.20Lee Fanning 25.17 37.52Susan Feigler 28.38 36.37 20.35 29.38Keith Fennell 24.56Adam Fleming 22.36 38.56 34.59Elyse Foster 25.02 21.01Chris Fraser 27.40 42.51 25.22 25.28Grant Fraser 52.25 42.03 47.32Vito Gaudiosi 33.16 26.03 42.49Cameron Good 21.13 52.26Kevin Goodwin 31.06 17.57 1.02.17Michael Grew 1.16.06John Gullick 27.28Elad Haas 17.38 28.26 25.48 28.15 57.28 37.40 18.25Keith Hamilton 22.31Janice Henderson 36.06 27.39 37.36 20.33 28.57 1.11.55 1.39.12 20.33 44.45 36.22 43.07Jody Hennessy 26.49 40.30 24.35 25.24Matthew Hennessy 20.01 29.22 18.23 18.45 33.34Mitchell Hennessy 22.35 24.14Joshua Hewitt 18.51 29.47 22.47 31.27 25.27 57.39 38.15 31.09 37.49 19.05Natalie Heywood 32.51 28.13Michael Hickman 34.49 56.55 48.58 41.20 29.47 42.09 1.46.46 2.36.38 30.49 1.44.27 1.06.00 1.04.20 32.11David Higgins 28.28 41.25 28.33Stephanie Hill 44.35 33.31Lorraine Hince 20.57 33.33 30.38 25.06 33.33 17.46 25.00 56.03 36.58 31.02 36.20 18.30Wayne Holden 43.39 25.45 36.29 25.53 55.52 44.46Gary Howard 28.15 24.23 24.40 27.11Nicola Hummerston 25.09 46.45 24.14Ward Hummerston 24.18 45.09 36.35 40.25 42.17Frank Hungerford 38.37Lauren Hurst 28.52 32.16 41.59 21.55 22.56 24.41Mick Hurst 20.54 30.05 33.22 18.20 1.06.44 20.12Terry Jackson 43.49Kay Jacob 30.20Blake James 18.28 22.16 16.18 27.25 40.17Darrin James 24.58 35.26 17.34 26.10 1.13.26 1.00.56 40.05 33.00 39.22 19.36Mark Jamieson 32.31Matthew Jamieson 32.43Rebecca Jeffery 25.43 45.10 39.55 31.22 42.06 22.44 32.43 23.14 41.59Bree Jones 20.06 29.27

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Anita Keem 33.26 25.54Barry Keem 24.39 25.54 30.01Suzanne Keem 1.32.00 1.04.08 30.01John Kirk 53.20 47.48Andrew Krajewski 23.11 27.10 37.04 29.36 1.11.38 1.37.59 1.08.48 44.57 37.22 44.16Witold Krajewski 34.37 32.04 25.27 34.09 27.53 1.08.33 1.35.52 19.50 43.36 20.40Marie Clare Kurt 2.01 1.23.04 54.01Olivia Lavelle 19.59 20.11Jason Lewis 21.09Beraldo Lilli 24.23Chris Llewellyn 38.23 33.12 25.32 34.07 19.57 29.02 1.10.17 1.04.26 43.00Scott Lunney 35.06 31.58 26.22Kristene Lynsay 24.18Greg Mackey 35.48 25.43 19.02Nella Magnante 24.49 30.39David Mainwaring 28.03 16.05Tony Maloney 26.59 27.37Done Martinoski 32.20 22.04 29.28 16.33 24.38 1.22.19 36.33 31.22 37.48 17.52Grant Mathieson 38.53Ray McCauley 25.11 41.25 37.56 30.38 45.41 22.50 32.45 1.25.58 1.53.52 23.37 1.16.20 50.27 41.28 48.45 25.13Brock McCracken 20.56 18.50Jake McCraken 18.48 22.32 17.28 24.57 1.44.33 17.31 40.17 27.18Scott McIlwain 27.05 40.26 43.46 23.55 37.05 26.06 50.52 55.16Nicole McKinnirey 33.20 19.48 1.09.43 1.32.37 42.16Luke McNamara 39.21 45.47Elizabeth Meldrum 39.18 30.24 1.18.18 1.43.33 1.12.54 46.57 23.31John Mezedi 23.36 35.47 35.27 21.43 29.40 1.15.05 1.40.58 20.47 1.05.56 44.10 36.11 42.33 22.04Paul Micale 17.48 28.27 26.20 28.41 16.06 58.04 1.17.05 34.57 28.51 33.24John Mintoff 35.04 1.06.59Lauren Mitchell 1.01.10Jake Montgomery 23.02 16.34 23.35 16.57Rafael Moriana 23.25 34.33 24.40 34.39 18.39 1.04.29 19.10 1.01.40 34.12 39.20Derek Moriarty 54.39 37.46 52.03 1.40.07 1.03.35 52.22Greg Mott 20.21 32.24 30.30 24.14 32.56 17.38 25.12 1.03.27 18.11 59.59 40.24Susan Mott 52.13 37.17Ned Mrsic 26.53 43.16 40.13 24.10 25.04 53.37Chris Mumby 41.27 21.17 31.23 1.22.59 1.56.44 52.03 41.31 49.00Gareth Charles Mumby

19.09 25.20 16.55 23.46 34.33 18.19

Jana Mumby 44.20 30.19 39.26 22.42 32.43 2.35 1.15.26 49.11 40.59 48.08 24.09Kasey Jana Mumby 19.26 28.52 43.40 22.13Grace Musgrove 22.10 26.19 19.22Sally Musgrove 21.45 32.52 34.29 19.32 27.30 1.07.58 19.43 44.43Julie Neufeld 27.36 47.02 33.24Jacob Noone 35.24 27.17 21.15Peter O’Brien 22.35 31.38 1.19.48 22.49 1.11.37 47.14 47.06 23.57Christine O’Connell 1.13.18John O’Connell 19.03 25.08 18.15 57.50Holly O’Dea 27.18 38.43Jessica O’Dea 24.22Patricia O’Dea 30.03 22.29 32.41Peter O’Driscoll 28.44Rory O’Driscoll 21.08 24.12 18.41Michael Oetsch 30.19 1.08.20Alan Onions 20.26 34.11 19.07Luke Oppio 21.20Daryl Orr 1.54.40



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George Osadczuk 33.46 18.56 27.03 19.20Adrian Panozzo 31.28 26.23 34.43 1.43.28 1.09.04Phillip Parle 17.25 38.33Paul Partland 18.42 27.28 16.40Jose Pereira 1.06.03Ivan Poo 2.06.30Jared Poppett 17.02 56.43 35.58 29.45Patrick Preeo 30.11 26.49 29.56Bobby Projevski 20.44 34.50 25.14 19.08 27.29 19.32 1.03.55 42.27 34.40 41.02Joshua Radford 19.04Claire Rayner 19.36 30.53 28.55 31.09 1.02.56 59.31Pauline Reason 25.55 37.47 23.13 33.26Barbara Riveros 29.56Clayton Rugg 39.29 32.01 38.16 19.30Andrew Rutty 20.02Bridget Rutty 28.14 39.53 31.53 42.36 23.20 33.39 24.29 1.03.06 44.08 51.07 25.39Heather Rutty 33.53 28.01 37.56 29.58 1.18.41 21.40 48.38 45.48Gareth Ryan 19.16 31.56 19.00 27.38Karen Ryan 34.38 1.09.04Kevin Ryan 27.24 40.47 24.52 35.50 25.04Craig Sakey 22.04 34.44 30.59 27.54 1.07.21 1.29.42 19.31 1.01.29 42.55 34.22 40.37 20.31Robert Sciberras 1.14.37 1.53.34Ben Scollary 20.00 27.19 18.25 23.56 18.10 23.52Brendan Scollary 30.26 28.44 18.26 25.28 1.02.14 1.29.21 18.19 59.08 37.56 35.00 41.04 23.52Gary Scott 42.46Gina Scott 30.02 44.23 22.16Mark Scott 24.40 34.07Steve Shaw 31.26 18.31 1.06.07 1.34.53 18.46 59.49 39.30Lauren Shelley 31.10 29.59 58.00 43.20Ashlee Smith 31.21 21.45 33.41 26.13Daniel Smith 1.25.21 1.55.50 22.40 1.14.28Gary Smith 1.37.37Geoff Smith 25.03 40.25 35.31 37.56 21.08 30.36 1.12.38 1.37.24 20.39 1.08.10 44.13 38.06 43.57 22.23Murray Smith 29.57 26.03 21.31 23.51 1.19.54 17.06 53.10 29.12 35.02Narelle Smith 37.43 34.25 29.10 1.09.46 1.35.27 1.06.21 46.54 46.22Ryan Smith 25.47Geoff Stalker 21.22 18.53 27.12 19.25 40.23 20.06Debbie Stamp 42.39Karl Stamp 42.40Paul Stein 28.20 39.04Ross Stewart 29.00 25.30 17.55Tanya Strevens 1.34.55Chris Stuart 19.06 34.54Geoff Stutsel 33.43 1.34.45 19.08Troy Sundstrom 22.44 16.03 50.20 34.19Danielle Szakacs 33.58 24.13Shane Szakacs 22.45 37.18 21.21 1.20.25Ian Tague 36.20 34.05 27.26 35.57 21.47 36.51 1.15.23 1.38.41 21.30 1.06.40 45.05 39.26Lynn Tague 34.06 54.29 48.07 37.52 52.04 28.24 41.27 29.58 1.03.09 1.03.54David Tiyce 36.41 39.13 1.16.10 1.43.00 21.27 39.24Natalie Van Coevorden

21.15 30.11 24.38 19.17 19.52

Stephen Van Gils 21.18 31.43 24.49 19.33Judy Vandergeest 38.01Anna Vrolijks 1.33.42 35.24Miles Waring 20.59Evan Westlake 1.52.06



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Ellyssa Angelucci 19.04 27.32Gary Angelucci 22.57Pia Angelucci 22.16Christopher Austen 18.10 17.14Nadine Bazaz 12.36Ethan Beard 14.26Sophie Bennett 12.01 23.14 20.24Nerida Blackstone 22.17Caitlin Brown 11.54 12.34Jennifer. B. Burns 23.29Sarah Carli 17.03 19.31 17.41Jane Cleary 19.31 23.24Julius Cleary 11.09Roisin Concannon 12.04Tara Corrolla 21.22Luis Cortes 26.36Emma Davis 21.32Charlette Day 23.50Ross Day 31.04James De Luca 11.46Allison Dickinson 34.09 15.02Chloe Douglass Savage 17.00 16.03 18.43 20.11Kylie Dribbus 20.48Jake Edwards 12.55 13.06Jye Edwards 11.35Angela Emmerson 18.54Hollie Emmerson 11.41 12.32Shahna Fairley 25.01 15.49 15.09 24.41 20.26 20.53Colleen Fennell 15.49Elyse Foster 15.44Alice Fox 13.14Adam Gilbert 16.00Brad Gullick 10.42 15.25John Gullick 26.32 27.12Keith Hamilton 20.40 13.18 8.31 12.38 17.54 18.21 18.30Liam Henderson 12.56 13.05Jacob Hennessy 12.11 11.56

Kembla Joggers Winter Alternative Races 2009

Allyson Weston 27.06 27.02Marty Weston 27.55 17.52 56.15 30.28 38.27Garry Wheeler 27.05 24.11 1.00.04 1.21.37Caroline White 23.19 27.11 28.37 1.11.51 1.39.11 44.34Cameron Williams 28.31Rod Williams 24.48 39.32 35.44 29.03 38.42 21.53 30.51 1.16.11 1.51.27 1.12.47 48.01 40.03 46.35Dannielle Wilson 46.03Rebecca Wilson 46.22 34.21 44.40 35.45 55.38 55.13Dana Wilton 39.02 34.55John Wilton 22.38 37.39 22.44 47.17 46.10Robert Winn 23.33Paul Wright 24.55 40.27 1.20.40 21.17Linda Zanotto 26.46 43.29 39.32 31.07 42.35



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Jody Hennessy 20.52Matthew Hennessy 18.13 15.48Mitchell Hennessy 11.36 11.32Natalie Heywood 22.09David Higgins 12.03 25.05 27.39 28.23Stephanie Hill 23.17Wayne Holden 20.59 26.22Gary Howard 22.27 21.03Jessica Hull 11.01Nicola Hummerston 21.25 23.55 22.03Lauren Hurst 23.06 24.08 20.49 20.37Michael Hurst 16.30Mick Hurst 16.32Blake James 14.23 14.23 13.59 17.35 14.59Rebecca Jeffery 23.03Evan Johnston 12.02Bree Jones 19.13Olivia Lavelle 17.15 11.38 17.12 18.46 18.31Tobias Lunney 18.27 13.15Kristene Lynsay 20.48Nella Magnante 25.16 23.19Done Martinoski 15.59Kristen Martinoski 16.40Grant Mathieson 21.58Brock McCracken 16.52Jake McCraken 15.01 14.38 16.53 16.54 14.58 15.04Ben Mezedi 13.02 13.37Paul Micale 17.03Jake Montgomery 16.29 14.13Kaitlin Mott 13.31Ned Mrsic 24.30 24.20Gareth Charles Mumby 14.52 10.03 14.25 14.15 22.27 16.29 14.37Kasey Jana Mumby 16.35 11.18 16.02 17.05 22.27 21.01Grace Musgrove 11.22 15.33 11.15 16.07 16.19 16.04Sally Musgrove 20.25Maddison Naulty 14.12Libby Newton 13.03 12.25Jacob Noone 17.07Whitney Noone 13.33 13.43Holly O’Dea 23.20 23.22Jessica O’Dea 20.06 20.53Joshua O’Dea 23.33 13.42Patricia O’Dea 19.05 19.18Rory O’Driscoll 16.13 10.52 10.57 17.04 17.54 15.37Ruby O’Driscoll 16.13Luke Oppio 16.43Tanya Pepper 24.05Naomi Polyzoidis 13.29Tanya Poppett 21.35Matthew Preeo 11.57Patrick Preeo 24.10Trent Rigby 17.00 18.52Andrew Rutty 16.53Bridget Rutty 22.13Campbell Rutty 14.05 13.07Sydney Rutty 13.31Gareth Ryan 18.28

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Kevin Ryan 20.29 23.43 20.50Liam Ryan 13.47Siobhan Ryan 27.32Ben Scollary 14.43 15.19 14.13 18.36 17.47 15.01 15.28Alexander Seal 10.54 10.39Susie Seitaridis 12.03 11.57Ashlee Smith 13.54 20.18Cassandra Smith 14.49Eileesha Smith 17.04 22.22 22.32Katelyn Smith 15.03Geoff Stalker 18.33 7.54 16.23 16.11 16.29Troy Sundstrom 16.04Kiah Taylor 14.36Abby Tozer 12.05Christian Tozer 10.37Natalie Van Coevorden 15.27 11.11Katrina Van Gils 27.07Allyson Weston 23.16 24.53Joel Weston 9.38Garry Wheeler 17.02Cameron Williams 32.05 16.52Maree Williams 32.06 25.19Robert Winn 19.50Linda Zanotto 27.16

Lorraine Hince10km Mt KemblaBy Pia Angelucci

The KJ Medal is awarded to recognize perfor-mances of true merit above and beyond what would normally be expected. Lorraine has had an exceptional year. Coming back from injury, she steadily improved beyond her 2008 best and sub-sequently gained her nomination for three events; West Dapto 10km (36.20) where she sliced 2 min-utes from her 2008 time, the National XC champi-onships where moved through a very competitive field to finish 6th in the open women’s category, but the race she was awarded the medal for was the 10km at Mt Kembla where she finished 3rd overall with a 2 minute 24 second improvement on 2008. Having represented Australia in 1994, Lor-raine is continuing to race impressively and results she is presenting, makes her a worthy recipient of this award.


Kembla Joggers Winter Alternative Races 2009 Continued

KJS MEDALISTS 2009

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The Kembla Jogger medal is one of the most presti-gious awards that our club offers. A medal is awarded only for a performance at either a KJ race or when an athlete is representing KJs or NSW/Australia. It is for a performance, which is truly outstanding, in rela-tion to that athlete and their previous performances. Therefore, a medal can be awarded to athletes of any ability, who have gone that extra mile in lifting their performance over and above what could be rea-sonably expected of them.

Below are previous winners:-

1992 Kerryn McCann 3 miles 16.43 Mark Everton 9 miles 49.15 1995 Karen Blay 9 miles 61.44 Andrew Krajewski 5km 17.57 Dave Higgins 5km 19.23 Chris Stocker 10 miles 56.48 Brendan Cato 7km 26.41 1996 Jim Hennessy 10 miles 62.37 Vince O’Dwyer 5km 19.33 Jeff Dunning 3km 10.03 Neil Barnett 3km 9.56 1997 Ben Dubois 9 miles 49.14 Bronte Blay 10 miles 58.54 Raf Moriana 9 miles 52.56 Phil Parle 21.1km 76.43 Jenny Comer 3km 13.15 Paula Crinnion 10 miles 66.38 Kevin O’Connell 21.1km 118.17 Kevin Raines 9 miles 63.50 1998 Tony Maloney 9 miles 70.28 Peter Evans 9 miles 52.36 Ben Dubois 3km 8.12 Jonathan Hall 4 miles 20.50 1999 Claire Margetson 10 miles 78.01 2000 Susan Mulready 8km 28.54 Suzanne O’Brien 9 miles 58.36 Carinne Weston 10 miles 67.19 Bob Squires 10km 35.26 Garry Wheeler 9 miles 50.30 Russell Chin 10km 31.16 Tony Hernandez 7 miles 41.50

2001 Kym Batten 7 miles 53.24 Chris Richards 9 miles 52.29 2002 Matthew Kerr 9 miles 44.33 Stephen Locke 9 miles 48.06 Karen Ryan 9 miles 56.22 Lynn Tague 4km XC 20.45 2003 Edy Ognenovski 3 miles 18.39 Alan Onions 8km 29.52 Lauren Whitehead 5km 18.45 Paul Micale 15km 49.56 Bob Ognenovski 10km 44.21 2004 Stephen Brown 9 miles 48.49 Narelle Smith 10 miles 59.22 Ray Wales 4 miles 29.29 Michael Hickman 10 miles 95.12 2005 Jared Poppett 9 miles 48.56 Rob Sciberras 21.1km 91.23 Jennifer B. Burns 4 miles 36.42 Joe Castro 21.1.km 82.59 2006Sevgi Girgin 10km 50.42 Jim Owen 9 miles 54.242007Heather Rutty 4km 16.39Peter Asher 10km 48.13Gwenda Brokenshire 10 miles 75.402009Lorraine Hince 10km 36.58

KEMBLA JOGGERS

MEDALS 2009

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Thursday night track racing returned to the halcyon days of the 90s this year with week-ly attendance averaging around 50 athletes each night. Over the 12 months the average attendance split between junior and senior races was almost 50/50. Our most popular nights were recorded on the first two races of the W Squared Series when 73 and 76 attended. The 4 person handicapped team relays were also a winner as was the nomi-nated time races.

The first day of KJs track championships back in February was almost washed out with the 400m having to be delayed until the 3rd week. However, the few valiant soles that braved the soaking conditions put on a courageous performance

The relaxed and unregimented atmosphere of our Thursday night races is a big winner with the juniors with much socialising going on pre race. However, when they get on the start line it is down to the serious business of track racing. And it is just as competitive at the rear end of the race as at the pointed end. Then the socialising continues.

The list of track records broken at and away from Beaton Park in the past 12 months was once again impressive. Ryan Gregson, in his last year as a junior, rewrote KJ’s track record book from 800m to 5km in both the Open and 15-19 age group. Ryan’s consistent European campaign was re-warded with his inclusion in the Australian team for the World Track Championships in Germany. Another of our talented members in the 15-19 age group is Gareth Ryan. Gareth was also burning up the track earlier this year setting a new Open record for the 400m with a nippy 50.97.

The W Squared and the Flying Fox Series was once again a resounding success.

Hazel Brown’s canny handicapping once again ensured an exciting and tight finish to the W Squared Final. Bill William-son (whom the trophy is named after) commented that it was the closest and most thrilling final he had seen. The electri-fying atmosphere and excitement of the spectators spurred the competitors to 4 PB’s and 8 seasons’ best. There was just 35 seconds between the winner and the last to finish.

Just as spectacular to watch was the Junior Flying Fox 1500m Handicapped Final. 37 young athletes chased each other for 3 and 3/4 laps of the track resulting in 11 PB’s being recorded. Muray Smith’s excellent handicapping culminated in all but a couple of the competitors being in the final straight at the same time creating a mass finish and anxious mo-ments for the officials.

Many thanks to Jim Hennessy, Bill Williamson, Greg Mack-ey, Narelle Smith, Done Martinoski, Murray Smith, Dave Bar-nett and Pia Angelucci, for their most welcome assistance throughout the past 12 months.

Kembla Joggers would like to thank the Beaton Park management for their ongoing support with our track

fundraisers. Beaton Park management allows free entry to all competing athletes on fund raising days.

Track Records Broken in 2009

Age Group Dist Name Time DateOpen/15-19 5km Ryan Gregson 13.56.83 5.3.09Open/15-19 3km Ryan Gregson 7.57.45 13.3.09Open/15-19 1mile Ryan Gregson 3.58.9 25.7.09Open/15-19 1500m Ryan Gregson 3.37.24 28.2.09 Open/15-19 800m Ryan Gregson 1.47.94 9.5.09

45-49 3km Sally Musgrove 11.32.8 2.7.09

55-59 2km Peter Enright 7.09 26.3.0955-59 1km Peter Enright 3.13.8 23.4.09

35-39 200 Pia Angelucci 30.23 25.1.0935-39 400 Pia Angelucci 68.62 25.1.09

Open/15-19 400 Gareth Ryan 50.97 13.2.09

20-24 400 Danni Gregson 58.0 9.7.09

Under 10 100 Joshua Head 14.2 4.12.08Under 10 800 Joshua Head 3.37.31 16.10.0810-11 200 Joshua Head 29.97 25.1.09

Under 10 400 Brock Scrivener 73.6 19.3.09

Under 10 100 Ashley Dribbus 15.8 26.3.09

Track Report 2008/2009 By Eric Brown

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There was quite a buzz of anticipation at the start of the winter season due to quite a number of fresh faces in ANSW ranks to reinforce the already well-accomplished athletes that had done so well before. In the final analysis we had over 138 compete for the club over the season with a record 15 runners in the U14 girl’s age group alone. We also had the addition of several fine tri-athletes from Jamie Turner’s stable that also added greater respectabil-ity to our line up in terms of depth and quality.

Also included in our line-up for the season were Australian marathon representative; Lauren Shelley, Australian ju-nior cross-country and track representative, Chloe Tighe, and Kevin Batt, one of the outstanding up and coming junior runners of his age in the country. Ryan Gregson continued to excel as a track and cross-country athlete with some outstanding runs during the season that saw him represent Australia at a junior level, followed by se-lection for Australia in the World track championships in Berlin. Stephen Brown also proved his mountaineer-ing running abilities by being selected for the Australian mountain running team after finishing third in the Austra-lian championships.

At a State and schools level KJ’s had many representa-tives at the national cross-country championships held at Nowra. One, of particular mention, is former Australian representative, Lorraine Hince, who has ran particularly well this season, finishing in second place in the State Short-Cross Country championships to gain well-de-served selection for the NSW team at the nationals. All-in-all KJ’s did particularly well on the representative front in 2009, not to mention winning the prestigious Winter Club trophy for the fourth year in a row from a very wor-thy challenger, Sutherland, who always make us fight all the way. This year KJ’s had a substantial margin over all other clubs due to the quality of our runners and the great depth that we had in numbers

In terms of the 2009 Winter premiership, KJ’s did well,

particularly in the juniors where we traditionally perform at a high level. Both the U12 boys and U12 girl’s teams finished on top of the premiership whilst the U14 girl’s team showed great perseverance in recovering from a slow start to take out the premiership with some fine wins over the final stages. The U18F team showed greater consistency to lead virtually from start to finish to win the premiership for the second year in a row. The U18M team was too strong for some exceptionally good teams in the competition to also record a fine victory in the U18M pre-miership as well.

From a senior’s perspective we probably didn’t perform as well as previous years with only the Men’s 35+ team clinching a premiership. Even so we were competitive in most age groups. The senior women’s team led for much of the winter season and recorded a remarkable upset at long-course State X/C championships by taking out the gold medal. The men’s open team also went well at the State championships taking bronze after missing out on silver by the narrowest of margins. Even without Ryan

ANSW Report 2009 By Dave Barnett

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2009 continued the tradition of Kembla Joggers Mountain running with a number of highlights as follows:-

KJ Mountain Running Summer Series

This series of 8 races during the summer was only mod-erately attended but with visitors from outside the Illa-warra at every race. Again the high interest race was the scenic but difficult “Stalkys Horrible Half Marathon” held in January with 45 runners tackling the 400 metre climb from Figtree School to Mount Burelli. Phil Whitten and Alisa Bateman were worthy series winners.

NSW Mountain Running Championships

These Championship races were held on the traditional KJ uphill/downhill course commencing at and finishing at Mount Kembla lookout. KJs Ste-phen Brown and Lauren Shelley were worthy winners from Tim Cochrane/Phil Whitten and Alisa Bateman/Mela-nie Foster. The junior boys division was won by Charlie Brooks.

Australian Mountain Running Championships

These Championships were held in Victoria with KJs, Stephen Brown and Trent Dawson competing. Stephen’s 3rd place earning him selection in the Australian team for the World Cham-pionships for the 5th year in a row.

World & Commonwealth Mountain Running Championships

These Championships were held in Italy and England re-spectively with Stephen Brown coming 100th and 30th in the respective races.

The 2009 -2010 KJ Summer Series will see a reduction to 6 races plus the NSW Championships scheduled for 21 February 2010 on the Mount Kembla uphill course. Phil Whitten will succeed Geoff Stalker as race organiser. Well done Geoff for doing a top job over several years and good luck Phil who will carry on the tradition.

Mountain Running Report 2008/2009 By Dave Higgins

Gregson the men’s team won a bronze medal at the state cross-country relays at Miranda against some of the strongest opposition ever assembled at this event. The men’s Open team also caused a major upset at the Nov-ice X/C championships when it defeated a very strong Sydney Striders team to win the teams gold medal. Kevin Batt also had a strong run in taking out the individual sil-ver medal after contesting the lead for much of the race.

Overall, it could be classed as another outstanding sea-son for KJ’s and this year’s competitors should be able to look forward to some of the awards that come from run-ning for KJ’s in the ANSW winter championships, namely the opportunity of some low priced Skins which come with taking out the Winter Club Trophy.

We now look forward to an exciting summer track season before renewing our efforts for another season of road and cross-country championships next winter.

ANSW Report 2009 Continued

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The 2009 Fitness Five Fun Run was the 20th running of the event. Held on April 5th, it attracted 550 participants which was slightly up on the last couple of years. This year seemed to attract a large number of family teams & a large number of local fitness industry groups. The weather on the day was good for both running & for the organisers.

Canberra athlete (and 2 time Commonwealth Games rep) Andrew Letherby attacked the course from the start and coming up the home straight a small but vocal crowd, including yours truly, were screaming encouragement for Andrew to break the course record. Andrew’s time of 14:22 mins was just 1 sec short of Yousef Abdi’s record of 14:21 mins. In the women’s race it was the strength of the marathon runners over the early speed of the track runner. KJ runners Chloe Tighe & Anita Keem set the early pace before Anita’s strength enabled her to pull away. Anita’s winning time was 17:04 mins. First KJ males across the line were Barry Keem 14:53 (3rd overall), from Paul Mi-cale 16:18 mins and Miles Waring 16:34 mins. First KJ fe-males across the line were Anita Keem 17:04 mins, from Chloe Tighe 17:43 mins and Claire Rayner 17:53 mins.

The Fitness Five Fun Run is the largest single day fund-raiser by the club and as such requires as many members as possible to help out on the day. The success of the event is measured by the satisfaction of the runners & their return the following years. This year’s event raised over $8,000, with the proceeds being directed to the almost commenced ‘West Dapto Cross Country Park’ clubhouse construction.

This years event received continued support from our local major sponsor, the lllawarra Credit Union and from supporting organiza-tions including Wollongong City Council, WINTV, i98FM, The Illawarra Mercury, and Rebel Sport. These sponsors generously supported the event either through financial

assistance, advertising and promotion of the event and/or through the provision of services such as vouchers. Club supporters D&D Traffic Management and Wollongong Pure Water were on hand to provide traffic control and refreshments out on the course. Kembla Joggers would like to thank all the event sponsors.

The KJ’s sub-committee that organise the Fitness Five Fun Run meet regularly in the months leading up to race day to ensure that all permits are obtained, volunteers are marshaled, entries are received & collated. The commit-tee also looks at ways to improve the event. This year it was decided to spend a few hundred dollars & get race bibs (numbers) professionally printed, as well as trial ‘online registrations’ via a third party. The online regos proved very popular with about 250 of the 350 pre-race entries being lodged this way. Being provided with regis-tration details in an Excel file dataset, the task of collating the entries was streamlined.

Special mentioned goes to veteran KJ Michael Hickman who, as he has done in the last few years, single handedly canvassed many local cafes, shops, business houses for vouchers/coupons. Michael obtained some $2000 worth of vouchers/prizes that were given out on the day or held over for Trivia Night.

Next years race is tentatively penciled in for 28th March 2010.

Kembla Joggers Coaching 2008/2009

By Coaching Team

This year saw KJ’s hold a full summer and winter coaching program. Accredited coaches; Geoff Stalker, Noreen Parish and Pia Angelucci have held regular, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday session with the valuable assistance of Time Crinnion with the juniors on Tuesday and Murray Smith on Thursday afternoon and Saturday morning track sessions.

Attendances have steadily increased, with junior numbers during the winter cross-country season at all time highs. Senior are also seeing the benefits of fartlek and speed sessions; improving their strength, stamina and race times. Track sessions are an opportunity to ‘sharpen up’ and both seniors and juniors are becoming more confident in their track abilities. Saturday morning sessions are a good opportunity to test your speed and pacing skills and even bet-ter, a great way to stay in touch with fellow KJ members during the summer.

Coaching is available free of charge to active, registered, KJ members.

2009 Fitness Five Fun Run Report By Murray Smith

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…Yes, yet another fabulous KJ Social season has quickly come to an end. This year, we sampled many different restaurants throughout Wollongong and the surrounding suburbs at our Friday Feast dinners. We saw lots of new faces – young and old, who joined us for a laugh and a good feed. Friday Feasts will recommence again from March next year.

ANSW events, again this year, were attended by many KJ fami¬lies. The ongoing tradition of stop¬ping for a meal on the way home after a hard day of run-ning (and cheering) always completed a great day out. With a great time had by all, this tra¬dition will surely continue next year...

Kembla Joggers Trivia Night, held in July, was a great success again this year, raising much needed funds for the West Dapto Cross Country Park and athlete development funds. As always the teams fought it out amongst pizza and laughs. The KJ juniors got in on it too, making this a great family night out.

The ANSW Road Relays was a popular social event…and was generously supported by our KJ members with a yummy supply of cakes and other tasty sweets which were sold on the day. Our friendly KJ juniors cheerfully helped sell cakes and hot food all day long. Again, thanks to all of you who helped out on the day. The day ended, as al-ways, with lots of run-ners and helpers going to dinner at Aqua, and as always, Anna excited us with her many special delights…yum yum.

The City to Surf contin-ues to draw a great KJ’s crowd, and this year was no different. This beauti-ful day was enjoyed by all…and thanks to our amazing helpers, who on the day, cooked up a storm on the BBQ and cleaned up afterwards too!

Let us know if you have ideas for social events next year, or if you would like to help out on the committee. We hope to see you over the summer series, and stay tuned for details of the ‘Brewery Bash’ in December…our official

Christmas get together. Until next year, smile and keep on running...

Paula CrinnionSocial Secretary

Social Report 2009 By Paula Crinnion

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What a difference a few months makes! In just April this year I was still scratching my head about how we were going to raise the extra funds which would enable us to start building our dream clubhouse. Then along came a number of federal government stimulus measures to kick-start the economy particularly in areas more prone to the effects of unemployment, like the Illawarra. One of these funding initiatives, the national $650 million Jobs Fund program, was brought to my attention by local Throsby MP Jennie George.

I was lucky enough to attend the Town Hall meeting with prime minister Kevin Rudd a few weeks later where he indicated projects would be supported that had “skin in the game”, ie had funds to contribute to the project, and were “shovel ready”. Clearly we were both and so started the sleep depriving 4 week process of getting our funding application together.

Much of our information was already prepared but we still had mountains of work to do. The construction certificate arrived from Council only 3 weeks prior so the timing of the funding process was impeccable for us. With the help of a number of our committee reps we put together what I thought was a proposal that couldn’t be ignored, after all the project really sells itself.

We could have just applied for the balance of funds to build the clubhouse but instead we decided to go for the ‘dream’ version and apply for almost $0.5 million in ad-ditional funds. These funds would be used to fully fit out the clubhouse with appliances, security systems, air-con, signage and furniture etc. The majority though would be for extensive course landscaping with feature gardens ($180K), course upgrades including returfing, levelling and drainage works ($150K). On top of this we also have approval to purchase the very best front end ride on mower and Kubota utility vehicle which will help with future maintenance and course set up. As I said before, the dream version!

On September 2nd the call came and at first the dulcet tones of the person delivering the news was more akin to someone about to inform us that our bid had failed. When the words “your application has been successful” came down the phone I literally went numb. Dreams do come true, hard work does pay off and good ideas are eventu-ally realised. With $300K of state government and council grant money already in the bag, on top of the $130K of money raised by the club, we now have over $1.6 million to turn this into one of the region’s best and most unique sporting facilities. What’s even better your club KJs will be the proud owners and managers of this facility.

As the name suggests the idea of the Jobs Fund grant money is to help create jobs in the economy so it is ex-pected that our funds will be released very soon meaning construction can start before year’s end. I expect comple-tion of the building phase will be by the middle of next year. The course excavation works will be a more pro-gressive thing but still all funds need to be expended by June 2011. In the meantime we still have to decide on the successful tender from the quotes we have, finalise our lease agreement for the Park and work with Coun-cil to decide how the project will be managed until it is completed.

So there you have it. At long last we will have our own clubhouse facility. And not your every day, ordinary one. This one will have a large function room, kitchen and sepa-rate canteen, toilets, showers, disabled facilities, meeting room, garage, storage area, paved outdoor undercover area and large balcony with a vista overlooking the park to the west. The building will be quite impressive architec-turally, like something from a Colorbond catalogue, not a four walled shed. You will be able to enjoy it at KJ events as well as possibly hiring it out for personal use.

Well done to everyone who has helped us achieve this fabulous outcome and for the patience and support you have given me along the way. It’s been a hard slog but well worth it without any hesitation. I am most apprecia-

tive also of the tremen-dous support we have received from Wol-longong City Council, Minister Dave Camp-bell MP, and federal MPs Jennie George and Sharon Bird, who have all played a posi-tive role in ensuring a successful outcome.

Enjoy!

Clubhouse and Cross-Country Park Report Our Dream Comes True By Neil Barnett

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THANK YOU THANK YOU By Hazel Brown

Neil Barnett, our club president extraordinaire and a KJ Life Member, for all the countless and thankless hours he puts into our club every year. It is, in large part, due to him that our club is counted as the best in NSW and probably in Australia.

Jim Hennessy, Life Member and dedicated Thursday track races official. Jim has served his time as club treasurer, tea lady and countless other roles. A stalwart of the club, despite the fact that he can’t race anymore.

Bill Williamson, founder member of KJ’s and a Life member, whose enthusiasm continues to support runners, both elite and beginners and encourages them to achieve their personal goals. Bill always turns up for the Thursday night track races to help out on the finish line.

Eric Brown, Life Member, KJ’s Vice President, member of the race organizing committee and the medal’s committee. Eric officiates in any capacity every Thursday track race and in any winter/summer event, without hesitation. He is, in large part responsible for the good condition and maintenance of the West Dapto cross country course. Actively involved even though he no longer races.

Hazel Brown, Life Member and non runner, who organizes the track events every Thursday night and assists Gary in handing out handicap times for winter events. She is also a member of the medal’s committee and organizes the engraving of trophies for all events.

Dave Higgins, club treasurer, registrar for KJ’s and for ANSW. Dave handles all monetary matters for our club, including investments. He is a great contact man between our club and ANSW and can be called upon to do any job, no matter how dirty at cross country events.

Darryl Weir, our web master and very hard worker. A true club man, despite the fact that he doesn’t run (although Stephanie and I are working on that) Darryl is also the first aid officer, and committee man. He drives the KJ’s van to City to Surf and sets up and cooks the BBQ so that runners have refreshment and a chance to socialize after the event. He is our club photog-rapher, coordinates the KJ’s handbook and annual magazine. Please remember to thank him when you have a chance.

Gary Howard, our race handicapper, one of the most thankless jobs in our club. He puts in so many hours to ensure that everyone has a chance to win events and as the close finishes have shown, he does this very well.

Wests Illawarra, our major sponsor, without whose support, the club would not be as successful as it is today.

Paula Crinnion, who valiantly volunteered to take several jobs this year. Paula has organized the marshalling roster (a most difficult job) and has also taken over as social secretary, extending our club socially is a major aim of KJ’s and Paula has done this magnificently.

Jennifer B. Burns, who has been a marvelous backup for Paula during the season, particularly with regard to organising the marshals for our road and cross country events.

All of the junior girls who helped to man the canteen at the Road Relays….girls you were fabulous.

Tim Crinnion, who is ALWAYS available for working bees and is a major helper at the NSW Road Relays.

Wollongong City Council, many thanks for their support and cooperation in the development of our west Dapto facility and their help in ensuring that the Fitness 5 is so successful every year.

Gareth and Kasey Mumby who have helped throughout the year in putting out the flags on our cross country course.

Hugh Motbey, who is always just a phone call away from offering his services to develop the West Dapto course. As Hugh is no longer a runner, this is really appreciated.

Roy Francis, who works tirelessly at every working bee and attends all races as a volunteer. This is to be doubly applauded as Roy has not been able to run in the last season.

Pia Angelucci, our female club captain and tireless committee worker. She puts in so many hours training athletes and sup-porting Paula with marshalling and stays cheerful all the time. Pia is also a member of the medals committee.

Narelle Smith, who is ALWAYS there to help out, whether it is with juniors or helping to issue handicaps, or helping Hazel at the track.

Stephanie Smith, who has taken charge of registering the juniors prior to each winter race…..and she doesn’t run (although Darryl is working on that)

Murray Smith, our junior development officer and director of the Fitness Five, who is ever helpful at both winter runs and track meets. He is always available for working bees, helps to stack the van after races and is a very active committee man. No wonder he got club person of the year for the last season.

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Peter Issa, assistant race organizer, Fitness Five Committee member and a cheery addition to our club.

Done Martinoski, our male club captain and stand in club secretary for this season. He does an outstanding job in keeping ANSW members informed about venues and times for these winter events. Like Murray and Pia, he will volunteer for any job and forego racing if there is a shortage of marshals.

Kym and Rod Batten, our dunny men, who have ensured your comfort at Mt Kembla events for several years now. Not the most attractive of jobs, but they do it without pause. Remember to thank them sometime.

Andrew Rutty, who drove our half marathon and City to Surf bus for free so that you can all forget the hassles of parking for these events.

Geoff Stalker, who has organized the very successful mountain running series for the past few years and is also one of KJ’s coaches.

Noreen Parrish and Ian Hatfield, who give up countless hours to coach our athletes, with the results shown in improving performances both on the road and on the track. Neither of these people are runners of KJ events (although Noreen is a sprinter of great talent)

Mark Everton, our race organizer, without whom you would not be racing. There is much behind the scenes time and effort to put on our events. Mybe some of you could volunteer to help Mark out and make his life a bit easier.

Carolyn Dews, committee person and invaluable source of ideas and contacts with regard to the development of our West Dapto facility. She is a much needed level headed adviser at our meetings.

Jane Cleary, who has taken over the ordering and distribution of KJ’s clothing lines from Karen Llewellyn and her sister Liz. Jane took this job on at short notice and has filled the position very well indeed.

Greg Mackey, who is a dedicated Thursday Nighter and is ever ready to assist on the finishing line…….he is also a great motivator of our juniors both prior to and during the races.

Ann Asher, our dedicated tea lady who tends to the refreshment details of our runners at both winter events and also ANSW races.

Brian Baird, for casting his eye over our legal documents and for his assistance as a club sponsor.

Dave Barnett, organizer of special events, KJ Committee member, medals committee member, Fitness Five and statistics man for ANSW winter events.

Paul Wright, who put his hand up this year to help out in any capacity. He is a member of the Fitness Five, West Dapto and Junior committees.

John Burns, He is very supportive of KJ’s and is responsible for the detailed road management plans which have to be put in to council for all of our road runs, including the NSW Road Relays.

Beaton Park Leisure Centre and Christin Jurman, who have allowed KJ’s free entry to the park when we are organizing fund raisers such as the Jeans for Genes race.

Sonja Martinoski, who has supported Done all year as secretary, when this position failed to be filled.

To all KJ’s who marshal without complaint, often doing much more than their fair share of duties. We need more of you, for without you, we would be unable to conduct our races.

The Fitness Five Committee of Murray Smith (director),Wayne Montefiore (non runner),John Burns, Peter Issa, Neil Bar-nett, Paul Wright, Dave Barnett, Dave Higgins and Tim Crinnion, who, once more, put on a superb event.

The West Dapto Committee of Neil Barnett, Eric Brown, Carolyn Dews, Dave Higgins, Dave Barnett, Murray Smith, Sonja Martinoski, Darryl Weir, Tim Crinnion and Paul Wright, who do much work behind the scenes in order for our club members to have the best possible facility to race and train on. And soon we will have a club house….watch this space!

ALL OF OUR WONDERFUL SPONSORS, WHO ALLOW US TO DO THE INNOVATIVE THINGS WHICH MAKE OUR CLUB THE BEST IN AUSTRALIA

Wests Illawarra, Illawarra Credit Union, D&D Traffic Management, Transelect, Wilson’s Bikes, Rapidcool Airconditioning, IPS Investment and Planning Services, Illawarra Sports Medicine Clinic (Phil Parle), Kennards Hire, Rebel Sports, Premier Illawarra, K-Swiss, BlueScope Steel, Wollongong City Council, DGB Lawyers(Brian Baird), Martin Morris and Jones, Bowel Cancer & Digestive Research Institute Australia.

Many, many thanks to you all

THANK YOU THANK YOU

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Stuart Park (Puckeys) – 5 km Cross-CountryAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Ben Dubois 14.49 17/12/2002 Open Kerryn McCann 16.06 18/12/200112-14 Jared Poppett 16.58 21/12/1999 12-14 Melissa Burgess 18.37 15/03/200315-19 Ryan Gregson 15.29 11/03/2006 15-19 Lauren Elms 18.02 21/12/199920-24 Russell Chin 14.54 18/12/2001 20-24 Barbara Riveros 17.42 03/02/200925-29 Ben Dubois 14.49 17/12/2002 25-29 Kerryn McCann 16.52 16/03/199630-34 Paul Micale 15.39 17/12/2002 30-34 Kerryn McCann 16.06 18/12/200235-39 Paul Micale 16.17 01/03/2005 35-39 Kerryn McCann 16.55 13/03/200440-44 Phil Parle 16.39 09/03/2002 40-44 Edy Ognenovski 19.57 16/12/200345-49 Wayne Montefire 16.55 09/03/2002 45-49 Sue Scott 21.15 17/10/200650-54 Wayne Montefiore 17.17 16/12/2003 50-54 Christine O’Connell 23.04 03/02/200955-59 Tony Hernandez 17.27 11/03/2000 55-59 Gwenda Brokenshire 22.59 15/03/200360-64 Bill Williamson 20.14 13/03/1999 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 23.18 23/10/200765-69 Peter Asher 23.08 17/10/200670-74 Kevin Raines 25.27 15/03/200375+ Michael Hickman 30.51 13/01/2009

WEC - Brewery Bash 5 kmAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Russell Chin 15.29 14/12/2004 Open Kerryn McCann 16.56 13/12/200512-14 Blake James 17.31 18/12/2007 10-14 Bree Jones 18.05 18/12/200715-19 Stephen Brown 16.32 14/12/2004 15-19 Melissa Burgess 19.21 10/02/200420-24 Stephen Brown 16.10 12/12/2006 20-24 Tanya Strevens 19.38 10/02/200425-29 Russell Chin 15.29 14/12/2004 25-29 Anita Keem 17.19 18/12/200730-34 Ben Dubois 16.01 13/12/2005 30-34 Carrine Weston 19.10 10/02/200435-39 Paul Micale 16.53 14/12/2004 35-39 Kerryn McCann 16.56 13/12/200540-44 Paul Micale 17.05 16/12/2008 40-44 Janice Henderson 21.49 12/12/200645-49 Phil Parle 18.09 13/12/2005 45-49 Jennifer Ann Burns 21.29 12/12/200650-54 John O’Connell 17.36 18/12/2007 50-54 Christine O’Connell 21.17 18/12/200755-59 Witold Krajewski 19.19 18/12/2007 55-59 Marj Kearton 25.09 13/12/200560-64 Andrew Krajewski 20.17 12/12/2006 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 25.32 12/12/200665-69 Peter Asher 24.10 12/12/2006 65-69 70-74 Alan Batchelor 26.26 18/12/2007 70-74

Illawarra Yacht Club – 5 km (Bike Path)Age Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Ben Dubois 14.21 20/11/2001 Open Kirsten Molloy 18.02 18/11/199712-14 Jared Poppett 17.00 23/11/1999 12-14 Alana Yardley 18.38 10/01/200615-19 Ryan Gregson 15.15 31/10/2006 15-19 Kirsten Molloy 18.02 18/11/199720-24 Stephen Locke 15.01 14/01/2003 20-24 Lucie Richards 18.02 05/11/200225-29 Ben Dubois 14.21 20/11/2001 25-29 Trudi Sanders 18.09 21/11/200030-34 Ben Dubois 14.50 01/11/2005 30-34 Trudi Barnes 18.37 01/11/200535-39 Paul Micale 15.40 18/01/2005 35-39 Karen Ryan 18.32 05/11/200240-44 Phil Parle 16.28 21/11/2000 40-44 Edy Ognenovski 19.51 05/11/200245-49 Rowan Allnutt 16.49 11/01/2000 45-49 Jennifer Ann Burns 20.36 18/01/200550-54 Wayne Montefiore 17.23 04/11/2003 50-54 Christine O'Connell 21.34 15/01/200855-59 Bob Squires 17.57 27/01/1998 55-59 Marj Kearton 24.11 01/11/200560-64 Andrew Krajewski 19.49 31/10/2006 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 24.38 15/01/200865-69 Eric Brown 22.35 02/10/200470+ Alan Batchelor 26.16 15/01/2008

Stuart Park – 3 km (Bike Path)Age Female Time Date Age Male Time Date Open Kerryn McCann 9.34 05/12/2000 Open Ben Dubois 8.43 03/12/2002 10-14 Alana Yardley 10.33 29/11/2005 10-14 Mitchell Burns 10.34 05/12/2000 15-19 Alana Yardley 10.30 28/11/2006 15-19 Jake Evens 9.10 29/11/200520-24 Lucie Richards 10.22 05/12/2000 20-24 Cameron Good 8.59 02/12/2008 25-29 Anita Keem 10.10 04/12/2007 25-29 Ben Dubois 8.43 03/12/2002 30-34 Kerryn McCann 9.34 05/12/2000 30-34 Paul Micale 8.55 03/12/2002 35-39 Karen Ryan 10.52 02/12/2003 35-39 Paul Micale 9.09 28/11/2006 40-44 Edy Ognenovski 11.09 02/12/2003 40-44 Phil Parle 9.29 03/12/2002 45-49 Ann Burns 12.17 28/11/2006 45-49 Rowan Allnutt 9.55 03/12/2002 50-54 Christine O'Connell 12.24 04/12/2007 50-54 Wayne Montefiore 9.58 02/12/2003 55-59 Marj Kearton 13.55 29/11/2005 55-59 Bob Squires 10.59 05/12/2000 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 13.41 04/12/2007 60-64 Roy Francis 12.27 02/12/2003 65-69 Peter Asher 13.27 28/11/2006 70-74 Michael Hickman 15.44 30/11/2004

Hill 60, Port Kembla – 5 km (Varied Terrain)Age Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Stephen Brown 18.12 01/02/2005 Open Sophie McCloud 21.23 30/01/200712-14 Gokhan Girgin 22.16 01/02/2005 12-14 Alana Yardley 22.34 24/01/200615-19 Stephen Brown 18.12 01/02/2005 15-19 Sophie McCloud 21.23 30/01/200720-24 20-24 Erin Hargreave 22.00 01/02/200525-29 Chris Brown 21.04 24/10/2006 25-29 Alisa Williams 22.16 01/02/200530-34 Mark Jamieson 20.48 30/01/2007 30-34 Sophie Egan 23.46 01/02/200535-39 Paul Micale 18.39 01/02/2005 35-39 Heather Rutty 35.39 01/02/200540-44 Dave Pomery 19.46 24/01/2006 40-44 Janice Henderson 26.27 30/01/2007 45-49 Mark Everton 22.22 30/01/2007 45-49 Ann Burns 24.42 30/01/200750-54 Wayne Montefiore 22.04 30/01/2007 50-54 Marj Kearton 29.54 01/02/200555-59 Andrew Krajewski 22.43 01/02/2005 55-59 Marj Kearton 32.10 30/01/200760-64 Jim Brokenshire 23.34 30/01/2007 60-6465-69 Eric Brown 27.17 24/01/2006 65-69

KJ Race Age Group Records

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KJ Race Age Group RecordsCordeaux Dam - 5kmAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Ben Dubois 15.26 18/09/2005 Open Trudi Barnes 19.18 18/09/200510-14 Ryan Gregson 16.33 19/09/2004 10-14 Alana Yardley 19.42 20/09/200315-19 Jared Poppett 16.25 20/09/2003 15-19 Natalie Vancoevorden 19.52 06/09/200920-24 Stephen Brown 15.50 18/09/2005 20-24 Suzanne Russell 20.01 20/09/200325-29 Ben Dubois 15.26 18/09/2005 25-29 Alysa Williams 19.58 17/09/200630-34 Paul Micale 16.07 20/09/2003 30-34 Trudi Barnes 19.27 18/09/200535-39 Paul Micale 17.10 18/09/2005 35-39 Lorraine Hince 19.24 16/09/200740-44 Phil Parle 17.08 20/09/2003 40-44 Lorraine Hince 18.3 06/09/200945-49 Kevin Goodwin 18.26 19/09/2004 45-49 Sue Davies 22.25 17/09/200650-54 Wayne Montefiore 19.13 19/09/2004 50-54 Sue Feigler 22.12 14/09/200855-59 Witold Krajewski 19.36 18/09/2005 55-59 Lynn Tague 29.34 17/09/200660-64 Witold Krajewski 20.40 06/09/2009 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 24.15 16/09/200765-69 Peter Asher 24.37 17/09/2006 65-69 70-74 70-7475+ Michael Hickman 31.11 06/09/2009

Cordeaux Dam - 8km Age Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Stephen Brown 25.55 15/06/2008 Open Lorraine Hince 30.04 15/06/200815-19 Johnathan Malka 27.27 15/05/2005 15-19 Shana Fairley 41.16 15/05/200520-24 Stephen Brown 25.55 15/06/2008 20-24 Lauren Whitehead 32.11 18/05/200325-29 Chris Brown 30.40 09/04/2006 25-29 Clare Rayner 31.09 26/04/200930-34 John Rosenzweig 30.26 15/05/2005 30-34 Alisa Williams 33.21 15/06/200835-39 Paul Micale 27.17 15/05/2005 35-39 Lorraine Hince 31.15 13/05/200740-44 Paul Micale 28.41 26/04/2009 40-44 Lorraine Hince 30.04 15/06/200845-49 Garry Wheeler 29.51 16/05/2004 45-49 Sally Musgrove 34.29 26/04/200950-54 Wayne Montefiore 30.17 16/05/2004 50-54 Sue Feigler 34.48 15/06/200855-59 Andrew Krajewski 32.43 18/05/2003 55-59 Rita mein 42.56 15/06/200860-64 Ian Tague 35.57 26/04/2009 60-64 Frances Pearson 50.15 15/05/200565-69 Roy Francis 36.33 13/05/2007 65-69

West Dapto - Half MarathonAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Stephen Brown 67.39 25/06/2006 Open Kerryn McCann 81.08 26/06/199315-19 Brendan Sexton 75.40 26/06/2005 15-19 Lauren Whitehead 94.38 24/06/200120-24 Stephen Brown 67.39 25/06/2006 20-24 Tania Potter 87.41 26/05/199025-29 Petri Laajoki 73.15 26/06/1995 25-29 Kerryn McCann 81.08 26/06/199330-34 Mark Everton 73.04 26/06/1993 30-34 Paula Crinnion 86.25 24/06/200135-39 Phil Parle 74.49 28/06/1998 35-39 Mary Murison 83.46 26/05/199040-44 Chris Stocker 73.23 22/06/1997 40-44 Lorraine Hince 82.06 29/06/200845-49 Chris Stocker 76.08 17/06/1999 45-49 Caroline White 99.11 28/06/200950-54 Bill Raimond 74.21 26/05/1990 50-54 Sue Feigler 97.17 29/06/200855-59 Bill Raimond 77.24 26/06/1993 55-59 Gwenda Brokenshire 103.26 23/06/200260-64 Bill Williamson 89.43 27/06/1999 60-6465-69 Kevin O’Connell 109.15 26/06/1993 65-6970-74 Kevin O’Connell 118.47 22/06/199775-79 Michael Hickman 156.38 28/06/2009

West Dapto - 10 Mile Age Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Mark Everton 52.13 25/05/1991 Open Lauren Shelley 58.00 06/06/200915-19 Brendan Sexton 54.11 11/06/2005 15-19 Elivia Comer 67.37 01/05/199920-24 Cameron Good 52.26 06/06/2009 20-24 Lauren Elms 62.19 06/05/200025-29 Paul Micale 54.50 30/05/1998 25-29 Kerryn McCann 59.02 30/05/199230-34 Mark Everton 52.13 25/05/1991 30-34 Lauren Shelley 58.00 06/06/200935-39 Paul Micale 53.13 11/06/2005 35-39 Karen Ryan 62.36 04/05/200240-44 Chris Stocker 54.48 31/05/1997 40-44 Lorraine Hince 61.04 07/06/200845-49 Peter Evans 58.29 01/05/1999 45-49 Anneli Laajoki 63.29 25/05/199150-54 Bill Raimond 54.29 25/05/1991 50-54 Sue Feigler 69.01 07/06/200855-59 Bill Raimond 57.19 29/05/1993 55-59 Gwenda Brokenshire 76.33 12/05/200160-64 Bill Williamson 66.54 01/05/1999 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 75.40 23/08/200765-69 Dave Fleming 78.14 25/05/1991 65-6970-74 Michael Hickman 95.12 05/06/2004 70-7475-79 Michael Hickman 100.46 06/06/2009 75-79

West Dapto - 8 km RoadAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Ben Dubois 24.25 29/03/2003 Open Kerryn McCann 26.01 26/03/200510-14 Jarred Poppett 29.52 07/08/1999 10-14 Mariana Hernandez 32.07 07/08/199915-19 Ryan Gregson 25.21 25/03/2006 15-19 Lauren Elms 31.35 27/03/199920-24 Stephen Brown 24.54 22/03/2008 20-24 Lucie Richards 29.52 13/06/199825-29 Ben Dubois 24.25 29/03/2003 25-29 Anita Keem 29.11 22/03/200830-34 Brendan Hince 25.27 05/07/2003 30-34 Sue Mulready 28.54 22/07/200035-39 Paul Micale 25.35 26/03/2005 35-39 Kerryn McCann 26.01 26/03/200540-44 Gary Wheeler 26.54 22/07/2000 40-44 Suzanne O’Brien 32.00 18/08/200145-49 Wayne Montefiore 27.54 13/06/1998 45-49 Sue Davies 36.50 25/03/200650-54 Peter Evans 28.53 31/03/2001 50-54 Sue Feigler 32.11 22/03/200855-59 Tony Hernandez 28.28 25/03/2000 55-59 Gwenda Brokenshire 36.27 17/08/200260-64 Bill Williamson 32.47 27/03/1999 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 37.38 22/03/200865-69 Bill Williamson 34.58 18/08/2001 65-6970-74 Michael Hickman 44.14 04/09/2004 70-7475-79 Michael Hickman 56.55 14/03/2009 75-79

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KJ Race Age Group RecordsWest Dapto - 10kmAge Male Time Date Age Female Time Date Open Stephen Brown 30.27 01/09/2007 Open Anita Keem 36.20 01/09/200715-19 Jared Poppett 32.58 06/09/2003 15-19 Grace Musgrove 43.18 30/08/200820-24 Stephen Brown 30.27 01/09/2007 20-24 Suzanne Russell 40.57 06/09/200325-29 Mark Scott 34.07 22/08/2009 25-29 Anita Keem 36.20 01/09/200730-34 Owen Thomas 36.32 08/07/2006 30-34 Carinne Weston 39.25 06/09/200335-39 Elad Haas 33.57 01/09/2007 35-39 Lorraine Hince 38.00 01/09/200740-44 Paul Micale 33.24 22/08/2009 40-44 Lorraine Hince 36.20 22/08/200945-49 Garry Wheeler 36.34 09/07/2005 45-49 Sally Musgove 40.50 30/08/200850-54 Wayne Montefiore 37.04 09/07/2005 50-54 Sue Feigler 41.13 30/08/200855-59 Witold Krajewski 39.52 08/07/2006 55-59 Marj Kearton 51.41 08/07/200660-64 Jim Brokenshire 41.12 01/09/2007 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 46.14 01/09/200765-69 Peter Asher 48.13 01/09/2007 65-6970-74 Michael Hickman 57.24 09/07/2005 70-74 75-79 Michael Hickman 64.20 22/08/2009 75-79

West Dapto - 3 MilesAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Ben Dubois 14.01 11/07/1998 Open Kerryn McCann 15.38 06/07/199610-14 Jake Evans 15.55 29/05/2004 10-14 Jemma Comer 17.32 18/08/199015-19 Barry Keem 14.23 06/05/2000 15-19 Madeline Heiner 16.47 29/05/200420-24 Ben Dubois 14.01 11/07/1998 20-24 Leanne Wilford 17.03 28/05/199425-29 Russell Chin 14.17 29/05/2004 25-29 Kerryn McCann 15.38 06/07/199630-34 Steve Mlacic 14.39 18/08/1990 30-34 Kerryn McCann 16.16 21/03/199835-39 Paul Micale 15.05 29/05/2004 35-39 Mary Murison 17.11 18/08/199040-44 Wayne Montefiore 15.36 30/03/1996 40-44 Lorraine Hince 17.46 16/05/200945-49 Rowan Allnutt 16.05 22/04/2000 45-49 Anneli Laajoki 17.48 18/08/199050-54 Bill Williamson 16.11 16/04/1988 50-54 Paula Ryan 19.57 18/08/199055-59 Tony Hernandez 16.39 08/07/2000 55-59 Gwenda Brokenshire 21.43 31/05/200360-64 Bill Williamson 18.56 22/03/1997 60-64 Gwenda Brokenshire 22.57 29/07/200665-69 Kevin Raines 20.53 28/04/2001 65-6970-74 Dave Fleming 23.52 09/07/1994 70-7475-79 Michael Hickman 29.47 16/05/2009 75-79

Mount Kembla - 9 MilesAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Matthew Kerr 44.33 20/07/2002 Open Karen Ryan 56.22 20/07/200210-14 Anton Cattuna 56.34 23/07/1988 10-14 Elivia Comer 70.35 23/07/199415-19 Stephen Brown 48.49 24/07/2004 15-19 Elivia Comer 62.33 24/07/199920-24 Stephen Brown 47.12 26/07/2008 20-24 Kate Agnew 62.36 23/07/200525-29 Matthew Kerr 44.33 20/07/2002 25-29 Vanessa Kearney 59.00 20/07/200230-34 Brendan Hince 47.43 12/07/2003 30-34 Paula Crinnion 59.29 21/07/200135-39 Jim Hennessy 50.32 24/11/1977 35-39 Karen Ryan 56.22 20/07/200240-44 Chris Stocker 50.24 20/07/1996 40-44 Suzanne O’Brien 57.36 21/07/200145-49 Jim Hennessy 51.08 01/08/1987 45-49 Paula Ryan 63.14 27/10/198450-54 Peter Evans 54.41 21/07/2001 50-54 Sue Feigler 65.15 26/07/200855-59 Bill Raimond 53.50 17/07/1993 55-59 Frances Pearson 76.18 24/06/200060-64 Kevin Raines 63.50 19/07/1997 60-64 Jenny Comer 94.26 22/07/200665-69 Kevin Raines 67.35 21/07/2001 65-6970+ Kevin O’Connell 81.42 17/07/1997 70+

Mount Kembla - 10 km RoadAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen Ben Dubois 30.41 02/06/2001 Open Lorraine Hince 36.58 01/08/200915-19 Mark Scott 34.04 01/06/2002 15-19 Dana Wilton 42.32 28/05/200520-24 Stephen Brown 31.33 27/05/2006 20-24 Sarah Mycroft 39.29 30/03/200225-29 Ben Dubois 30.41 02/06/2001 25-29 Sarah Mycroft 39.23 28/05/200530-34 Paul Micale 33.19 01/06/2002 30-34 Carinne Weston 39.06 01/05/200435-39 Paul Micale 33.27 28/05/2005 35-39 Karen Ryan 38.47 26/07/200340-44 Paul Micale 34.57 01/08/2009 40-44 Lorraine Hince 36.58 01/08/200945-49 Wayne Montefiore 37.05 02/06/2001 45-49 Ann Burns 43.41 01/05/200450-54 Jim Owen 36.34 26/07/2003 50-54 Sue Feigler 44.20 10/05/200855-59 Jim Owen 36.21 27/05/2006 55-59 Marj Kearton 51.47 27/05/200660-64 David Stonebridge 43.57 26/07/2003 60-64 Frances Pearson 61.32 28/05/200565-69 Kevin Raines 45.02 02/06/2001 65-6970-74 Michael Hickman 64.10 27/05/2006 70-7475-79 Michael Hickman 66.00 01/08/2009 75-79

Mount Kembla - 4 MilesAge Male Time Date Age Female Time DateOpen BenDubois 20.12 28/07/2001 Open Kerryn McCann 22.13 1/01/200515-19 Ryan Gregson 21.08 22/04/2006 15-19 Erin Hargrave 24.17 28/07/200120-24 Russell Chin 20.45 28/07/2001 20-24 Barbara Riveros 25.02 01/01/200925-29 Ben Dubois 20.12 28/07/2001 25-29 Anita Keem 25.02 24/05/200830-34 Mark Everton 21.19 22/07/1989 30-34 Kerryn McCann 22.14 28/07/200135-39 Jim Hennessy 21.24 24/06/1978 35-39 Kerryn McCann 22.13 01/01/200540-44 Bill Williamson 22.17 24/06/1978 40-44 Lorraine Hince 25.00 23/05/200945-49 Peter Evans 23.10 01/08/1998 45-49 Sally Musgrove 27.30 23/05/200950-54 Peter Evans 23.55 28/07/2001 50-54 Sue Feigler 27.58 24/05/200855-59 Bob Squires 24.04 01/01/1997 55-59 Marj Kearton 33.34 22/04/200660-64 Andrew Krajewski 28.07 19/08/2006 60-64 Helen Ashton 38.38 28/07/200165-69 Kevin Raines 29.30 28/07/2001 65-69 70-74 Kevin Raines 37.25 10/04/2004 70-74 75 -79 Michael Hickman 42.09 23/05/2009 75 -79

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