Founded 1902

Incorporated 1981

THIRTY FOURTH

ANNUAL REPORT

2014

presented to the Annual General Meeting

Hobart

Saturday, 26 July 2014

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BOARD OF MANAGEMENT 2013-2014

PATRON: His Excellency, The Governor of Tasmania

VICE PATRONS: Heather Innes, AM David Lean

___________________________________________________________________ PRESIDENT: Brian Roe/Michael Gunson

VICE PRESIDENT: Wayne Fletcher, OAM

FINANCE DIRECTOR: Stephen Foster/Paul Taranto

DIRECTOR: Kevin Morse DIRECTOR/ATHLETES’ COMMISSIONER: Nicole Ristrom DIRECTOR/T&F COMMISSIONER: Michael Gunson/Brian Roe DIRECTOR/OOS COMMISSIONER: Mandy Giblin/Shelley Miller

DIRECTOR/COACHING COMMISSIONER: Evan Peacock/Scott Cranfield SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVE: Rosemary Coleman/Steve Wass

NORTHERN REPRESENTATIVE: Michael Walker

NORTH WEST REPRESENTATIVE: Phil Clayton TAL REPRESENTATIVE: Sandra Speers EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Brian Roe/Mike Gunson, Stephen

Foster/Paul Taranto, Wayne Fletcher, Kev Morse

EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Brian Roe PUBLIC OFFICER: Wayne Fletcher, OAM

AUDITORS: Crowe Howarth (WHK Denison)

HONORARY OFFICERS

HON STATE TEAM GENERAL MANAGER: Rosemary Coleman

HON RECORDS OFFICERS: Wayne Fletcher, Kev Morse

HON STATISTICIANS: Mike Gunson, Kev Morse

HON ARCHIVISTS: Wayne Fletcher, Wayne Mason, Kev Morse

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COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS: Mike Gunson/Aaron Humphrey TRACK & FIELD COMMISSION: Chair: Mike Gunson/Brian Roe OUT OF STADIUM COMMISSION: Chair: Mandy Giblin/Shelley Miller TECHNICAL AND OFFICIALS COMMISSION: Chair: not appointed

DELEGATES

TASMANIAN OLYMPIC COUNCIL: Mary Bell COMMONWEALTH GAMES ASSOCIATION: Wayne Fletcher ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA: Brian Roe

STAFF

Administration Officer: Fiona Plummer State Performance Manager: Peter Fortune Participation and Development Officer: Simon Bennett

LIFE MEMBERS

Noel Ruddock AM (1962), Geoff Boon (1976), Patricia Hamilton (1982), Jo Cherry (2000), PW (Wayne) Fletcher OAM (2001), Gary Sayer (2003), Frank Nott (2004), Terry Mahoney (2004), Fay Denholm (2005), Brian Roe (2009), Helen Lee (2012), Wayne Mason OAM (2012), Christopher Wilson (2013)

†JA Edwards (1932), †Sir Norman Lewis KCMG (1932), †WH (Bill) Clemes (1935), †ML (Sonny) Round (1935), †Richard Darcey (1936), †FA (Fred) Rose (1947), †Norman G Hutton (1948), †ER (Reg) Tinning (1949), †CA (Froggy) Wise (1951), †EW (Bill) Barwick MBE (1968), †Graeme Briggs AM (1969), †Mavis Ebzery OAM (1970), †Doreen Frawley (1970), †Robin Hood AM (1976), †Dorothy Claxton (1977), †Eric Goss (1977), †Myrtle Green (1977), †Pat Mickleborough (1977), †Mavis Goss (1982), †Maxwell Cherry oAM (2001)

AA LIFE GOVERNORS IN TASMANIA

†Mavis M Ebzery oAM (1967), †Norman G Hutton (1968), Clive D Lee AM (1984), Noel J Ruddock AM (1989), †Graeme T Briggs AM (1990), Brian S Roe (2008)

AA LIFE MEMBERS IN TASMANIA

†Robin Hood AM (1990), PW (Wayne) Fletcher OAM (2006), Christopher Wilson (2006), Peter Fortune (2011), Helen Lee (2013)

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SPECIAL AWARD HOLDERS †Molley Clements, †Val Evans (1982), †Len Carter (1983), David Parkes (1984), Beryle Woolley (1991), Ray James, John Martin, Margaret Ruddock (1992), Bill Matthewson (1993), John Briggs, Peter Sharp (1994), Neil Sargison (1997), Judy Casey (2006), Trevor Galbraith (2010), David Wood (2012), Gilbert Turner, Julie Turner (2013)

MERIT AWARD HOLDERS SOUTH: Murray Bird, June Bowring, †Max Cherry OAM, †Lorne Copping, †Peter Eustace, Wayne Fletcher OAM, †Phyllis Gaffney, Roger Gillow, Bill Halley, †Robin Hood AM, †Robert Holley-Hamilton, Neil Littlejohn, Alan McCreary, Ian Manning, †Colin Mickleborough BEM, Neil Mickleborough, Rex Morriss, †Michael O'Loughlin, †Harold Rennie, Clive Roper, †Jack Smallhorn, Ted West, †Chris Williams, Barrie Wise, †Phyllis Wise, (1978), John Caulfield (1979), †Leslie Spears (1980), †Graeme Cruise (1981), †Don Hickman (1982), Kent Rayner, †Anthony Risby (1983), Allan Bennett (1984), Bill Essex (1985), Gavan Wood (1986), Pat Hood (1987), Gordon Weigand (1988), Tony Bond (1989), Kimba Eyles, Ian Murray (1990), Jo Cherry, Margaret Fox, Bob Mazey, Kevin Prendergast, John Fox, Wayne Mason OAM, Russell Foley (1991), †Alan Barker, Dean Giblin, †Albert Johnson, Peter Keenan, Terry Mahoney, †Lyn Mazey, †Graeme Stoward (1992), Gary Sayer, Mike Stevenson, Chris Wilson (1994), Maureen McDonald, Peter McDonald (1996), Peter Lyden (1997), EC (Ted) Best AM, Gary Bissett (1998), †Barbara Westcott, †Bill Westcott (1999), Jenny Lennon (2000), Rene Sluyters (2001), Helen Lee (2001),

Brendon Hill (2006), Rosemary Coleman, Steve Lance, Jenny Stevenson (2007), Darren Alomes, Kevin Alomes, Jim Court, Jarrod Gibson, Roger Howlett, Lynne Lyden, George Norris, Aileen Slater, Cheryl Wilson OAM (2008), Jim Morgan, Peter Turnock, Shaun Wilson (2009), Ken Doughty, Rita Whitehouse (2010), Nigel Hyland OAM, Haydyn Nielsen (2011), Michael Pace (2012), David Moore, Lynne Sansom, Tony Sansom (2013)

NORTH: †Walter Bailey, †Beryl Bailey, †Geoffrey Chaplin, Don Cox, †Josephine Lutwyche, †Margaret Moore, Reginald Moore, Terry Nailer, Frank Nott, William Prosser, †Alan Smith, (1978), Brian Baxter (1980), Fay Denholm, David Howard, (1982), Anthony Walsh (1983), †Shirley Brasher (1984), †Albert Gilbertson (1985), Simon Phillips (1990), Sandra Speers, †Bob Becker, Ralph Crack (1991), Dorothy Donald, †Des Hardstaff, †Margaret Hardstaff, Daphne Holland, †Peter MacMichael, Jeff Nankervis, Catherine Phillips, Onie Preece, Graham Tudor, Andrew Willis (1992), David Phillips (1993), John Cheney, †Judith Phillips (1994), †Elma Waldren, Les Nankervis OAM, Helen Moir (Boon) (1996) Tony Donald (1997), David Brasher, Leoni Nankervis (1998), Nannette Symons (2000), Max O’Toole OAM (2004), Charmaine Colbeck (2006), Peter Miller, Wayne Holt (2008), Ann Gray, †John Gray, Pam Hughes, Mary Moss, Bev Pickett, Elwyn Seen, Elaine Speers, Clyde Spencer (2010), Michelle Casey (2012)

NORTH WEST: †Mavis Goss, Herbert Smith, Ruth Squibb (1978), Malcolm Evans (1979), Stan Goss (1981), †Marie Shephard, Royce Fairbrother (1991), David Rogers, Mary Moore (1997), Craig Hicks (2005), Trent Nicholls (2005) † Deceased

PRESIDENT’S APPRECIATION AWARD NORTH: Pam Swain (2000), Wim Vaessen (2007), Michelle Heron (2010) SOUTH: Gary Sayer (2000), Brendon Hill (2004), Rosemary Coleman (2006),

Mathew Brooks (2013) NORTH WEST: Graham Moore (2000), Mike Gunson (2009)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Athletics Tasmania acknowledges the ongoing efforts and commitment made by its officials, coaches, volunteers and administrators. Our sport could not be successful without their contribution. Also we would like to acknowledge the efforts of our athletes and assure them that we will make every effort to give them the best support and competition that we can in the coming year. We were fortunate to again have IGA Supermarkets as our Principal Commercial Partner, whilst special recognition must also go to our Government Partner the Tasmanian Government whose financial contribution to our organisation is most welcome through Sport and Recreation Tasmania and Events Tasmania. Our parent body Athletics Australia often in partnership with the Australian Sports Commission supported us in many ways in 2013/14 – including the development project grants national insurance and state performance programs, and in the hosting once again of four national events during the report period. The major sponsors of the Tasmanian Marathon Festival, Cadbury, along with many other sponsors and supporters helped us deliver the thirty first edition of this continually growing event. The Launceston City Council provided us with support to enable the sport to successfully stage the Australian Cross Country Championships. We thank all our sponsors and supporters for their generous assistance:

IGA Supermarkets

Sport and Recreation Tasmania

Cadbury

Launceston City Council

Athletics Australia

Macquarie Accounting Tasmanian Institute of Sport

Be the Influence – Tackling Binge Drinking

Tassal

Hobart City Council

Events Tasmania

Brighton Council

Central Coast Council

Gold Coast Airport Marathon

Jackson Motor Company

Genesis Fitness

The Running Edge

Newton Running

GU Energy Gel

Allcare Physiotherapy

iRUN.org.au

2XU Compression

Telstra Shop Glenorchy

Best Western

The media has continued to be most generous in the interest shown and coverage and interest given to our sport, our athletes and events. We thank the many individuals and organisations who have supported us in this regard over the period of this report.

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PRESIDENT’S AND BOARD REPORT 2013-14 Following on from a very successful year in 2012/2013 during 2013/2014, Athletics Tasmania has had a year that where it has consolidated its position. Registrations in the South of the state were very strong once again. In particular out of stadium registrations continue to be very positive. Both the North and North West had issues with registrations. The North West dropped in registration numbers due to the redevelopment of the track at Penguin which meant it was not available for the first half of the season. Performances were strong with Hamish Peacock and Tristan Thomas representing Australia at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow. Deon Kenzie competed at the International Paralympic World Championships in Lyon where he won a bronze medal. From national championship level through to local inter club competition was strong. We report as we did last year against the nine objectives in our Strategic Plan 2011-2014 expanding on these and other achievements and outlining the challenges we continue to face in remaining relevant and becoming more appealing to existing and potential constituencies. 1 Re-establishing athletics as an activity of choice for Tasmanians: It was pleasing to note solid competition from under age competition through to masters’ competition continued to be very strong across the state. Tasmania Masters hosted the Australian Championships in Hobart in early 2013 and the event was an outstanding success. It was very disappointing that the merger of Little Athletics Australia and Athletics Australia did not eventuate. AT strongly supported the merger and believed it would have had been beneficial for all Tasmanian athletes. Unfortunately it may be many years before this option is again presented. AT continues to drive inter-school athletic activity at both primary and secondary level within its limited available resources to do so, continuing to support and service SATIS, Southern High Schools and PSST carnivals as well as continuing to deliver its own schools events in cross country, track and field and most importantly the SKO competitions around the state. This last year AT, via its Northern and North West branches and clubs, also increased it services to schools in these regions. The Cadbury Marathon Festival once again continued to service the needs of the recreational runners around Tasmania and Australia. The numbers continue to grow and with the inclusion of a new event the numbers should continue to keep rising. Our media and communication strategy continues to achieve good outcomes with excellent recognition in print, radio and television and a broad social media program which pleasingly is engaged by an extensive cross section of the Tasmanian athletics family in a responsible and encouraging manner. 2 Developing athletes’, coaches’, officials’, administrators’ and volunteers’ level of skill, knowledge and competence in athletics AT had limited success with this objective. Upgrading the coaches and officials already qualified proceeded well but recruiting new coaches and officials was a problem. While a number of coaching and officials course were held during the course of the year we are yet to see real positive outcomes in some of the areas. We will continue to take a strong approach to marketing these in future. We need to take a stronger role in working with coaches and officials once they have become qualified. This is an area where clubs can become more active. The key with developing new coaches seems to be involving the new coaches in an established coaching program where they can be mentored. AT Board member Nicky Ristrom has taken on a very active role in co-ordinating and conducting coach education 3 Motivating and recognising coaches, officials, administrators and volunteers at all levels of athletics who provide quality training and support environments Only two clubs remain to undergo the development plan process. It is anticipated that by the end of 2014 all clubs will have a development plan in place.

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Service given to the sport in Tasmania continues to be recognised and appreciated through the Association’s awards system and beyond. The Board is working on the Athletics Tasmania Hall of Fame to acknowledge national representatives and champions at open level. It is anticipated this will be in place early in 2015. 4 Providing quality competition and participation opportunities at all levels: AT,with the assistance of the branches and hard-working local organising committees, successfully hosted a number of national events including the All Schools and Australian Cross Country Championships, IAAF Race Walk Challenge/Oceania and Australian 20km Walks Championships and the Briggs Athletics Classic. The All Schools and Australian Cross Country Championships was an outstanding success with a large number of interstate athletes attending. The Briggs Athletics Classic worked closely with Little Athletics Tasmania and conducted a number of relay events. This was very successful and engaged the younger athletes in a very positive and supportive manner. In all events the feedback from participants and other visitors was most positive. We thank the Launceston City Council, Events Tasmania and DSR for their support of our events hosting program. Wayne Fletcher and Kev Morse continued their fine work in managing our records and rankings programs which are now well established and working efficiently. AT continues to work closely with recreational running operators in Tasmania to assist in quality delivery of and support for their events. Both the Australian and Tasmanian 10km road running championships were very successfully delivered in co-operation with Events South at the Launceston Ten. 5 Capitalising on the high quality of facility development for athletics in each of Tasmania’s three regions: The re-laying of the Penguin Track and the addition of new support buildings and training lights and the extension of the covered seating area was completed in early 2014. At the official opening the contribution from the Central Coast Council, the financial assistance of the Federal Government and the drive and persistence of our own Phil Clayton was applauded. Work has continued both at the Domain and St Leonards on a number of minor projects that will benefit athletes into the future. AS and NBAAT are in discussions with the Hobart and Launceston City Councils respectively in regards the relaying of their tracks. There is the distinct possibility that the relaying of the tracks will occur one after the other as early as the summer of 2015 or more likely the summer of 2016. 6 Building relationships with kindred bodies, the general community, government at all levels, the education system, the business community and the media: AT has maintained regular contact and strong relationships with government during the year. Sponsorship levels increased during the year. IGA, Cadbury and Macquarie Accounting remained as major sponsors. Cadbury Marathon was an outstanding success with record numbers and with the introduction of new events it also introduced a number of new sponsors. Under the strong and effective leadership of Aaron Humphrey (selection) and Rosemary Coleman (team management) our state teams program continues to be successful and we have supported all AA and SSA championships with excellent outcomes both in terms of medals and personal best results. We appreciate the skills and commitment of the growing pool of talent serving as state team selectors and officials. I would like to thank the AT board members, AT officers and team officials for their contribution during this past year. I would also like to thank the excellent AT staff for their dedication - thank you Fiona Plummer, Peter Fortune and Simon Bennett.

Mike Gunson PRESIDENT

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FINANCE DIRECTOR’S REPORT 2013-14

Year ended 31 March 2014 The Financial Report for the year ended 31 March 2014 for Athletics Tasmania Inc was tabled at the Annual General meeting. The Board of Athletics Tasmania Inc. is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report consistent with Accounting Policies described in Note 1 in the Financial Statements (outlined on pages 7 - 9). In the opinion of the Board the financial report shows a true and fair view of the financial position of Athletics Tasmania as at 31 March 2014 and its performance for the financial year. Total income of the Association during the 2014 financial year increased by 11.3% to be $507,490 ($455,918 FY13). The operating result of the Association for the 2014 financial year amounted to a net surplus of $33,207 ($56,828 FY13). The Statement of Financial Position shows Total Current Assets increasing by 12.9% to $324,090 as at 31st March 2014 (up from $286,996 on the previous year). Net Assets increased by 4.84% to $718,568 as at 31st March 2014 (up from $685,361 on the previous year). No significant changes in the nature of Athletic Tasmania’s state of affairs occurred during the financial year. Crowe Horwath, as Athletics Tasmania’s external auditors, completed the signed declaration of the Financial Report on 1st September 2014.

Stephen Foster/Paul Taranto FINANCE DIRECTOR

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NORTH WEST ATHLETIC CLUB REPORT 2013-2014 . The 2013 – 14 season which was only 3 months duration has been an exciting time for the North West Athletic Club with the completion of the track refurbishment and construction of new facilities namely canteen/function area, photo finish operations building, extension to undercover seating area and installation of lighting for track and infield events. Opening day being held on 26th January 2014 with Federal and State politicians attending alongside Central Coast Councillors, Athletics Tasmania officers and local sporting club representatives which featured the Tasmanian 3000 metres championships which gave us an opportunity to showcase some of Tasmania’s high level athletes. I would like to thank the Federal Government through the Regional District Area Funding Program and the Central Coast Council for their initiative in upgrading this facility. Welcome to the new athletes that have joined the NWAC and to those athletes that were representatives in State Teams and for those that competed at National and International level. Thank you to Marianne Yates for her time and energy in operating our canteen on Interclub days and also School Carnivals. It is with regret that Grant Whiley has advised that he will be resigning from the Club to take up a position with one of his other favourite local sporting bodies. Grant has been involved with athletics for in excess of 20 years with Little Athletics and the NWAC and has been a driving force for the development of the NWAC since its inception in 1991. At time of writing it is with great news that the NWAC has been granted the opportunity to host the School Sport Australia 12 and Under National Championships at Penguin in November 2014. Thank you to Athletics Tasmania and School Sport Australia for this opportunity. Finally I would like to thank our officials, coaches, parents and athletes in their professionalism in their roles, assistance with events and representation of the NWAC.

Phil Clayton SECRETARY

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ATHLETICS SOUTH REPORT 2013-2014

It is pleasing to report that we have had another successful year with good participation numbers competing in both the cross country and track & field programs. A great year for our elite athletes with many achieving State and National selections. Although none achieved an ‘A’ qualifier for automatic Commonwealth Games selection, their performances indicate that top selection was within grasp with ‘B’ qualifiers to be added to the Australian team when announced in June. Let’s keep our fingers crossed. Congratulations to : - athletes achieving one or more personal best performances this year, - athletes achieving state / national selection, - coaches for continued encouragement and development of athletes, - officials and helpers who ensure weekly interclub and other special meets are successfully completed. This year some 33 separate day events were conducted for Track & Field program. This year Athletics Australia presented Life Membership to Athletics South Executive Director Helen Lee for her outstanding contribution to Athletics. On behalf of us all at Athletics South, we congratulate you Helen and thank you for your outstanding contribution to our sport. Board members have worked tirelessly to provide athletes with every opportunity, using the best equipment available. Thank you to all Board members for your dedication, support and enthusiasm. This year our Officials were ‘stretched to the limit’ in their endeavours to provide efficient meets. We desperately require more helpers and officials if we are to continue to provide successful weekly interclub, State and National meets. Please offer your services as a helper / official in the coming year. That hour here, or a day a month, would be appreciated and ensure a regular timetable of events for our athletes. Full training and support will be provided to all. To our ‘Gold’ sponsors Bennett’s Petroleum (Track & Field) and The Running Edge (Cross Country), along with the Hobart City Council, thank you for your continued support for athletics in Southern Tasmania. To all sponsors, thank you for your generous support. Without your valued sponsorship, our athletes would not have the opportunity to compete weekly at an excellent venue with quality equipment. .

Steve Wass PRESIDENT

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NORTHERN BRANCH (NBAAT) REPORT 2013-2014 The 2013-2014 Track and Field Season saw us run our interclub programs with reduced numbers again this season despite having less programs overall and conducting them mostly on a Saturday afternoon or evening. Our facilities are almost all upgraded, and our photo-finish and timing equipment is state of the art. We successfully hosted the local and state Schools Knock Out Competition, the state Primary School trials, a state-wide interclub, NSATIS and SATIS, and the state Combined Events Championships. We held a successful joint competition with South Launceston Little Athletic Centre, and hope that this provided those athletes with an insight into the senior competition, and had some members of Triathlon Tasmania attend for distance time trials within our interclub events. Thanks are extended once again this season to our volunteers Amanda Wadley, Merrilyn and Alan Llewellyn who capably operated the canteen for numerous schools events, and also for the National Cross Country event at Symmons Plains last winter. Dean Wadley and Michael Walker organised and hosted another successful and entertaining trivia night in February. Their efforts are to be applauded. Thank you to my small but wonderfully dedicated committee, particularly Wim Vaessen, Mark Smith, Kay Knee, Michelle and Tim Heron, Andrew Willis and Brian James for their time, support and tireless efforts. Thanks are also extended to all those athletes and parents who attended working bees and our Bunnings BBQ fundraiser. The division underneath the eastern end of the grandstand which separates hirers and NBAAT equipment has been a wonderful innovation and has been successful in terms of security and tidiness. Congratulations to all athletes who participated this season and reached new personal best standards of performance. Also congratulations to all those athletes who achieved state and/or national representation. Particular mention is extended to those who excelled at national or international level - our Peter MacMichael Award nominees: Tyler Heron, Samuel Alderson, Josh Harris and winner James Hansen. Mark Smith was awarded the NBAAT Bob Becker Memorial award, becoming the youngest recipient in its history, for his years of dedication to branch activities including the successful upgrade of all our photo finish, computers, timing equipment, and photocopier. Finally sincere thanks are extended to all athletes, parents and officials for their assistance at each of our athletic events. I urge everyone to support our events next season in order to build on our participation numbers, and look forward to continued and new friendships next season. .

Susan McClenaghan PRESIDENT

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TASMANIAN ATHLETIC LEAGUE REPORT 2013-2014 It is with pleasure that on behalf of the Tasmanian Athletic League Inc. that I present our Annual Report for the Season 2013-2014. Once again our season commenced in November and concluded in February. During this time there were ten carnivals held. These were organised by the Professional Cross Country Club of Tasmania, Launceston Carnival Committee, Central Coast Council with the assistance of the TAL, Rosebery AC, Devonport AC, Latrobe Bicycle Race Club, Burnie AC, Hobart AC and St Helens AC. We are very lucky to have a small but hard working group of people that keep the League running. Firstly to our Secretary/Treasurer Glenn Foster we thank you for all your hard work done during the year. Glenn carries out his duties in a timely and efficient manner. Not only does he keep the Council, Clubs, and Athletes up to date with minutes and results he also collates all the on line entries to forward to our Handicappers. Glenn’s dedication to his role goes above and beyond as after many of the Carnivals it is nothing to receive an email with the day’s results at a very late hour. Once again a big thank you for your continued support. An integral part of the Carnival Series is the handicapping of the Events. I would like to thank Andrew Willis, Harvey Jones and Glenn Foster for their support in doing these roles. As you can imagine a great deal of time and research goes into these positions. We thank them all for their continued support and look forward to their assistance in these roles next season. On Carnival days we assist the clubs with many officials. These range from Stewards, Starters, Entry Confirmation Officials, and Photo Finish. Phil Clayton from the North West Athletic Club and his team travel the State doing the timing for all the Athletic events at the Carnivals. This assists the clubs enormously not having to supply as many track judges and timekeepers on the day. We are extremely lucky and grateful to have the NWAC on board and look forward to their continued support of the League and working with them for many more seasons to come. Brian Paine continued again this season in his role of Track Race Caller, a position he has been doing for many years. Brian works closely with TAL Officials keeping the paying public and athletes up to date with any changes to the programme or heats that may occur on the day. We are most grateful for the work Brian does and we look forward to his continued support over the coming season. I would like to thank our Patrons Alan Waddle OAM and Bevan Hutton for their continued support. To the remainder of the League Council and the Runners and Trainers Representatives thank you all for your work during the season. To all our Award Winners this season I congratulate you all on the excellent results that you achieved. I would like to take this opportunity to encourage new runners to try the carnivals. Once you have registered with Athletics Tasmania and reach the age of 15 on the day of the Carnival you are eligible to enter and run. All you need to do is go to the TAL link on the AT Website and enter the events you would like to do at each carnival. In closing I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in running the Carnival Series and wish you all a very successful 2014 – 2015 season. .

Sandra Speers PRESIDENT

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TASMANIAN MASTERS ASSOCIATION REPORT 2013-2014 It has been an extremely successful year for Tasmanian Masters Athletics. The three major successes were record membership numbers, the hosting of the 2014 Australian Masters Athletics Championships in Hobart and the hosting of the 2014 Australian Masters Pentathlon Championships in Launceston. Membership totalled 296 which surpassed the previous record of 269 set in 1991/92. Behind all our achievements are those members who willingly volunteer their services and expertise as well as the overall athletic fraternity within the State, and in particular, Athletics South and Athletics Tasmania. The AMA Championships were conducted in Hobart from 8 to 10 March 2014. 528 entries were received; a record for a masters/veterans Championships in Tasmania. The 137 Tasmanian entries was also a record. Tasmania, with 233 medallions finished second on the medal count behind NSW with 311. Tasmanians achieved 90 gold; 76 silver and 67 bronze. A total of 117 Tasmanian records were set during the Championships. The AMA Pentathlon Championships were conducted in Launceston on 7 March 2014. 75 entries were received and 13 Tasmanian records were set. TMA conducted both Tasmanian Masters Half Marathon and Marathon Championships in conjunction with Cadbury in January 2014. A field of 46 participated in the Half Marathon and 9 in the Marathon. Janet Upcher once again achieved the best age-graded performance with a world class 93.43% in the Half Marathon. Rex Wagner was the best male with an excellent 84.19%. Tasmanian Best on Record performances were returned by (M66) Rex Wagner (1:32:06) and (M71) Bob Robertson (1:46:02). Cross country and road events were programmed and generally well supported by the membership. Large numbers of members continue to compete in the winter competitions provided by the affiliates of Athletics Tasmania. Members also travelled far and wide to participate in national and international fun runs, half marathons and marathons. The TMA Road Championships and Cross Country Championships attracted strong entries. There were 31 starters in the Road Championships at Campbell Town. The Westcott Perpetual Award for the best age-graded performance in the Road Championships was won by (M63) David Cundy. The Cross Country Championships at Pontville attracted a record field of 58. Darren Brown (M50) returned the best age-graded performance. The track and field season was arguably the best ever in the Association’s history. Participation in the regular Wednesday night competitions was high. Despite the fact that the State Track & Field Championships were only three weeks after the National Championships there was an excellent turnout of 69 participants. The track distance events continue to attract strong numbers and are a major strength of the Association. There were 28 participants in the 10,000m and 24 participants in the 5,000m. The Graeme Cruise Award for the best age-graded performance in the State Championships was won for the second consecutive year by Janet Upcher (W67) with another world class percentage of 93.95%. The Masters Athlete of the Championships was awarded to Geoff Gibbons (M37). TMA entered a record 35 teams in the National Postal Relay competition resulting in 13 first places; 12 seconds and 6 thirds. Competition for the annual TMA awards was strong with many outstanding performers throughout the season. The winners were: Female Athlete of the Year – Francesca Smith; Male Athlete of the Year – Geoff Gibbons; Sprints/Hurdles Athlete of the Year – Michael Stevenson; Middle Distance/Steeple Athlete of the Year – Francesca Smith; Distance Athlete of the Year – Janet Upcher; Jumps/Multi Events Athlete of the Year – Geoff Gibbons; Throws Athlete of the Year – Tracy Canham. The Jim Burr Memorial Award for service to TMA was awarded to Wayne French. The Graeme Fennell Memorial Award is presented annually by the City to Casino organisers. It recognises a long time participant in the event for their dedication and consistency. The award was implemented in 2009 and has been won each year since by TMA members: Bob Robertson, Stan Harrex, David Cresswell, Janet Upcher and this year, Bob Weldon. Our challenge for the future is to consolidate on the successes of the past year. Communication, organisation and participation have never been higher in our Association. There is much to keep members busy and interested. As well as the local scene, The AMA Championships will be conducted in NSW in April 2015 and the World Masters Championships in Lyon, France in August 2015.

Mike Walker SECRETARY

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TRACK AND FIELD REPORT 2013-2014

Athletics Tasmania was in experimentation mode in 2013/14 and for the first time divided the Tasmanian Track and Field Championships in two by age groupings. In the past they have been separated by gender and by venue but this was the first occasion to separate the junior and senior events. The rationale was to allow the better under age athletes to contest both their own age group and if they are ready for it, also the open championships. It was evident that in looking for better competition and personal bests that many younger athletes were entering the open events over the previously combined championships weekend and therefore whilst sometimes achieving their aim, missed out on being a state champion or medallist in their own age group. The 2013-14 Age Championships were conducted in late February, prior to the closure of entries for the Junior Nationals. The Open and Masters Championships were staged a month later. The test run was a great success with good entry levels in both championships and some excellent results. Entries were disappointing in the relay events held away from the main championships weekend and very poor, except for the under 18 men in the State Combined Events Championships. A similar situation existed for the 3000m, although combining the age groups gave some good racing when the events were staged on the re-opening day of the re-surfaced Penguin Track on 25 January. Entries in the 10000m titles were poor in men’s and once again zero for the women’s. Masters entries however continue to rise and the continuing co-staging of the masters and open championships is unquestionably a success. The Track and Field Commission has recommended to the AT Board that we revive the Tasmanian All Schools as a medal competition in 2014-15 and this will included the selection trials for the Australian Primary Track and Field Championships that will be held at Penguin at the end of November 2014. Both the Briggs Athletics Classic and the IAAF Race Walk Challenge were well organised and delivered in February 2014. However the entry received for the walks was lower in both quality and quantity than in previous years. The Board resolved that after the completion of our agreement with AA to deliver the event until 2014, we would advise that unless there are additional resources to justify the many quality hours put in by the Tasmanian Athletics Family’s volunteer workforce, we would not continue to host the event. The Briggs Meet was co-staged with the Tasmanian Little Athletics Relay Championships with many good outcomes, including many young athletes and their families staying on to watch the Briggs events. We would like to do this, or something like it again, but it does not look as though the planets will align enough for this to be possible in 2014-15. AT is however looking at making the 2015 edition a two day meet over the Australia Day weekend to include combined events and to possible stage events on both an evening and the following morning to take advantage of the two periods of the day when conditions at the Domain are most conducive to high level results.

Brian Roe TRACK AND FIELD COMMISSIONER

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STATE PERFORMANCE REPORT 2013-2014 Developments at the national level have resulted in 2013/2014 being somewhat of a transitional year in athletics and presented several issues at state level surrounding programs and funding. These hopefully, have been overcome and we can look forward to the program increasing in scope in the coming years. The scholarship year has moved to October to September to accommodate international considerations. Some changes occurred after September 2013 in the program athletes with Tristan Thomas moving to the national program, Todd Hodgetts moving to VIS as he now lives in Victoria. Abbey de la Motte and Kaitlin Morgan have also moved to Victoria and Jacob Birtwhistle has transferred to Triathlon and moved to NSW. We gained Deon Kenzie as a new scholarship holder and he enjoyed a great result at the IPC World Championships in Lille where he won a bronze medal in the T38 1500m. The 2014 National Junior Championships were the selection trials for the World Juniors to be held in Eugene, Oregon USA in July. Three Tasmanian athletes achieved selection to compete in relay events after solid domestic season performances and good results at the Nationals. Samantha Lind, Jesse Usoalii, and Jacob Despard had very encouraging competitions and continued Tasmania’s good representation at these Championships. Another development which may enhance junior development is the devolution of the National Target Talent Program to the States partly funded by Athletics Australia. This squad will form an integral part of the pathway between the ATIS Squad and Scholarship level and also provide encouragement for coach development. Hamish Peacock and Tristan Thomas competed in the World Championships in Moscow in 2013. Tristan’s stunning leg in the 4 x 400m relay ensured Australia made the final - which was an exciting result. Hamish will gain a great deal of experience for his future in the Javelin event in which he is a standout for the future. Tasmania still is at the forefront through Evan Peacock in the development of young hammer throwers with more young athletes following in the footsteps of Huw Peacock, Danni McConnell, and Mikki Genge. We are also showing some very encouraging development of some multi event athletes with two athletes winning National under-age titles. 2014 will see some changes in the TIS program with my departure from the end of June. I have very much enjoyed my time in Tasmania and I know the program will enter a new era and respond to a different approach. I would like to take the opportunity to express my great appreciation to all the members of the Tasmanian athletic family who have made me most welcome in my eight years in Tasmania. .

Peter Fortune STATE PERFORMANCE MANAGER

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PARTICIPATION AND DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2013-14

The 2013/14 season was both successful and stagnant depending on where you look. Many events/programs were run successfully. We saw great success in some schools events including the Inter High Cross Country and Track and Field held in Hobart. These two events saw more participation from public high schools. The 2013 Tasmanian All Schools cross country also saw increased participation especially in the primary event where we saw several age groups attracting over 200+ starters. This event is enormously successful due to the great effort parents and many teachers go to in allowing the students to participate. Other schools events such as the SKO stagnated mostly due to the non-attendance of schools in the program. The North West edition failed to gather enough entries from local schools to hold. Efforts were made several months in advance to avoid this however when it came to submitting entries they simply did not bother. Our Development Squad Team ATIS saw its last year and our athletes were quite successful over the course of the season both in national and state events. From this squad we saw five athletes selected in international teams (two for Oceania games and three for World Juniors). As a part of the development programs a distance camp was held where athletes were able to spend four days focusing on training and their own development ahead of the National Cross Country Championships and the upcoming track season. A development camp was also held at St Helens where athletes participated in events at the St Helens Carnival. In addition to competing there they also engaged in three separate days of training and educational sessions lead by Peter Fortune of the TIS. These camps provided a good opportunity for individual discussions with athletes where they had the chance to discuss their futures in the sport.

Simon Bennett PARTICIPATION AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

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STATEWIDE REGISTRATION REPORT 2013-2014

Registrations – Comparison by Years

Region 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14

North 186 152 190 201 207 155 147 177 142

North West 74 53 55 103 85 85 81 92 85

South 309 338 444 471 570 533 564 596 614

Life Members 12 12 12 11* 11* 11* 11* 12* `13

Masters 164 180 243 296

Coaches 86 97 92 122

TOTAL 581 555 701 786 873 1034 1080 1212 1272

Registrations – By Clubs, Gender and Age Groups in 2013-14

MEN

Club U14 U16 U18 U20 Open Officials Total

NWAC 2 5 10 3 9 8 37

NHC 6 4 2 0 10 1 23

NLAC 0 5 3 1 3 13 25

WS 0 1 2 2 3 13 21

ES 17 17 14 2 42 20 112

NS 6 8 3 2 47 2 68

OVA 9 9 5 2 12 4 41

SB 4 6 3 2 39 2 56

TMA 0 0 0 0 33 0 33

IND/TAL 0 3 1 1 11 6 22

LIFE M 0 0 0 0 0 0 9

TOTAL 44 58 43 15 209 69 447

WOMEN

Club U14 U16 U18 U20 Open Officials Total

NWAC 6 5 6 3 9 3 32

NHC 11 2 2 0 6 0 21

NLAC 4 6 4 2 1 14 31

WS 1 2 3 1 0 9 16

ES 26 23 14 6 38 16 123

NS 2 5 6 2 57 1 73

OVA 10 10 5 3 3 6 37

SB 5 6 6 2 24 2 45

TMA 0 0 0 0 22 0 22

IND/TAL 0 0 0 0 1 2 3

LIFE M 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

TOTAL 65 59 46 19 160 53 407

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ATHLETES’ COMMISSIONER’S REPORT 2013-2014 The 2013/2014 season saw a number of outstanding performances. Athletes were in fine form with State records being broken a total of 42 times over the season. While some athletes were unfortunately rehabilitating injuries, a number took the challenge to the top competitors in the country at national meets, walking away with a swag of medals. Meanwhile in countries around the world, our top athletes mixed with some of the world’s best at meets like the Moscow World Championships, World University Games, and Oceania Area Championships. The ATIS squad was announced at the Athlete of the Year Dinner in May (2013) with a solid team of 35 athletes achieving the high standard required. Proving themselves worthy of their spot, a number of these athletes went on to represent Australia in their disciplines. Continuing on this ladder of success, and highlighting a very real pathway the ATIS squad can follow, a quality group of 12 athletes received TIS scholarships, some going on to travel the world in green and gold. The Australian All Schools (2013) was held in Townsville QLD, while Australian Junior Championships was a bit closer to home in Sydney NSW. Both meets were the standard we have come to expect, with truly outstanding performances on the track by our sprinters and distance runners, and fantastic performances coming from the field too. From PBs to medals – the gold kind – our athletes again proved Tasmania can punch above its weight at national meets. The medals that came home around the necks of our juniors serves as such a great motivator, not only to the athlete that wears them, but those they train with, and younger athletes around them. Congratulations should be expressed to all those who competed. The Briggs Athletics Classic was again held in Hobart in 2014. Moving to a Saturday night (1 February) it was kicked off by TLAA athletes, with relays staged in the late afternoon before the main attractions started. With quality athletes again making the journey to the southernmost Tour meet, some of our young guns got the chance to compete against a different calibre of athletes. A talented trio of sprinters achieved something only a small percentage of athletes have the chance to do, and were selected for the 2014 IAAF World Junior Team to be held in Eugene, Oregon. Competing in July when the weather should be just right for our young stars, they will be taking on some of the best athletes in the world. Regardless of the outcome, it’s safe to say the experience will be an invaluable one! The Athlete of the Year dinner has been delayed this year until August when a number of likely award recipients return from overseas competition, where they are proudly representing our country. I would also like to say a big thank you to all the officials, administrators, coaches, athletes, parents and spectators that make our sport what it is! Thank you for giving up countless weekends and weeknights and travelling the country – and sometimes the world - to support the athletes. Hopefully we will see you all again next year for another season of PBs, records, and state and national representation!

Nicky Ristrom ATHLETES’ COMMISSIONER

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AT & FCA (TASMANIAN BRANCH) REPORT 2013-2014

The ATFCA (Tas) Branch was in recess for much of the 2013-14 Report Year. In accordance with the Athletics Tasmania Constitution, the Branch’s representation on the AT Board was replaced by a Coaches and Coaching Commissioner.

COACHING REPORT 2013-14 The Coaching Director position on the Board was vacant for much of the 2013-14 year. Nonetheless there was significant activity on the coach education front and in visiting expertise for clinics and athlete support. This season saw five level 1 coaching courses hosted around the state. At the start of the season when athletes and parents were ready to get back into the swing of competition, a round of three courses were held in Hobart, Launceston, and Penguin. All three were held in conjunction with coordinators from the Active After School Communities (AASC) program run by the ASC. At the completion of the one day course, all participants were awarded with a dual certification as a Level 1 Community Coach, and an Active After School (AAS) instructor. This is a highly beneficial partnership that provides athletes with the opportunity to gain casual work after school, within the sporting industry. Another round of courses was held towards the end of the season catching those inspired by championship meets and eager to coach in the off season, to ready athletes for the next season. With insufficient numbers signing up for the second Penguin course, it was postponed. However Launceston and Hobart still continued, despite the dreary weather in the north.. The AASC were unable to be involved in this round of courses. However they agreed to discuss the possibility of qualifying successful participants for their program, as the L1 Community Coach course and the AAS course are very similar. Hobart courses were held in the function room at the Domain Athletics Centre which provided a – modified - indoor option if the weather didn’t allow activity outside. Launceston were in a similar situation using their upstairs function room for the theory part of the course, and the synthetic track for the practical assessments. While Penguin was hosted by the local High School, providing fantastic indoor options for participants, ensuring the course could continue regardless of the weather. Without a sufficiently qualified facilitator in Tasmania no Level 2 courses (or higher) were conducted within the state this year. However plans are underway to ensure these courses will be soon available to interested participants, without having to travel interstate. Appreciation is extended to Simon Bennett for his help in collating registrations and forwarding all relevant paperwork to AA for finalisation for all the courses.

Nicky Ristrom COACH EDUCATION CO-ORDINATOR

ATHLETICS TASMANIA COACHES OF THE YEAR 2013-2014

Max Cherry Memorial Award Coach of the Year Evan Peacock Emerging Coach Award Rob Newson Service to Coaching Peter Lyden

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OUT OF STADIUM REPORT 2013-2014

Out of stadium events continue to experience growth overall as does recreational running and we continue to work with organisers of recreational running events to encourage participation and increase opportunities for Athletics Tasmania representation. The 2013 B&E Launceston Ten held in June incorporated both the Australian and Tasmanian 10km Road Running Championships. Following the completion of the contract arrangement between the organisers and Athletics Australia after that event, Athletics Tasmania made application to Oceania AA for the race, for the first time, to be the Oceania 10km Road Running Championships. The Oceania component will include six individual championships – in open, under 20 and under 18 categories for men and women. The right to host the Oceania Championships was a fitting recognition for the well-organised event whose fast course attracted a good field of elite and recreational runners keen for a personal best. The IGA Tasmanian Primary and Secondary Schools Cross Country Championships were again held at Symmons Plains. This was a great opportunity for the young athletes to test out the course and compete for selection in the State team for the Australian Cross Country Championships which were hosted by Tasmania at the same venue in August. Attracting a combined total of over 3,000 students these two events continue to grow in popularity each year highlighting the fantastic support from schools as well as the professionalism of the organising team in delivering a high quality experience for participants. The Tasmanian Cross Country Championships and selection trials were held in July at the Pontville Equestrian Centre. This is an interesting and challenging course resulting in some good performances and increased numbers participating. A small field contested the Tasmanian 5km Road Running Championships held in conjunction with the Launceston 5km Classic in December. Hobart’s waterfront hosted the 2014 IAAF Race Walking Challenge in January. The spectacular location and beautiful summer morning was a hit with the world class participants, many praising the location and organisation of the event. The Cadbury Marathon, Half Marathon and the Running Edge 5km continues to grow and again saw increased fields in all three events. The introduction of the JMC 10km and the new VIP area were both extremely successful and will be continued in future events. This event attracts many overseas and interstate participants and is a fantastic showcase for Hobart in January. Work has begun on revitalising mountain running with a renewed event planned for the next season. .

Shelley Miller OUT OF STADIUM COMMISSIONER

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2014 CADBURY MARATHON FESTIVAL REPORT

A new event component, some creative marketing and tinkering of some of the traditional good stuff resulted in yet another spectacular Cadbury Marathon. The 31st edition on January 12 attracted near on 2700, including 850 from interstate and 61 international participants. These stats make it more than just a sporting event, but a significant tourism attraction to Tasmania. We welcomed JMC on board as part of a three year deal to help deliver the new 10km event. In contrast, the men’s race was taken out by Tasmanian distance gun Josh Harris, while the women’s was won by Dutch tourist Lia Wiburger. One goal of the event is to continually raise the bar in participant experiences. This year participants in the half and full marathon were able to partake in the VIP experience. For a small extra fee, runners were treated like a world class runner in the VIP area right on the finish line, in full view of the bigscreen where each could prepare in a relaxed environment before their race. Then once they crossed the line, head over to the runners’ sanctuary for a massage, gourmet catered breakfast and the service they might expect if they were Steve Moneghetti. Over 100 took up the opportunity, so consider it here to stay. Back to the running and Matthew Fenech defended his Cadbury Marathon title, clocking 2:33:07. With some stiff competition from marathon debutant, Alastair Stevenson of Brisbane (2:33.45), and Clay Dawson (2:37.23), Fenech timed his run beautifully to win his second Cadbury Marathon crown. In the women’s event the marathon was taken out convincingly by 2012 winner Kirsten Molloy of Lake Macquarie. The former national champion ran 2:58:02 for the win ahead of fellow New South Wales runner Mary Yule and first Tasmanian Amy Lamprecht who placed third. A pair of past winners once again took line honours in the Cadbury Half Marathon. Last time Dave Thomas won the Cadbury Half Marathon he slept in his car at the start line the night before. This year he took up our accommodation offer and the result was the same, victory and a winning time of 1:08.18. James Attard of Ballarat was three minutes behind Thomas in a time of 1:11.09 followed by Swiss national Patrick Nispel in 1:11.09. Brisbane’s Clare Geraghty claimed another half marathon title in 1:18:56. The pocket rocket struggled with the windy conditions but still stopped the clock at 1:18.56, followed closely by Karinna Fyfe 1:19.19, and Kate Pedley in 1:19.19. All six place getters in the Running Edge 5km were Tasmanians with Tedros Gebrehiwot taking line honours ahead of Sam Morey and Damon Court in the men’s event. The women’s was a teenaged affair with 14 year old Madeline Fasnacht taking the win from Ebony Webb and Julia Minnucci. After taking over the race director role from Colin Oliver, I feel privileged to have managed this great event for a number of years. I’ve had some good fortune in that we’ve experienced a global marathon running boom and am proud of how the event has evolved and grown accordingly. To the 120 volunteers who lent a hand at this years and previous events, I hope you feel as appreciated as I was grateful. From 2015, Shelley Miller will continue the challenge of delivering this terrific event. Happy Running .

Richard Welsh Race Director

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RACE WALKING TASMANIA REPORT 2013-2014 The 2013 winter season had a rather slow start to the season with regard to numbers, but the enjoyment and participation of those who led to a successful year. Since my last report, the walkers in our Race Walking Club have been busy, in trying to achieve the best possible outcomes and to increase numbers within the sport. As one can imagine times were rather difficult to attain in our part of the State, due to the trying conditions, but despite that our walkers managed to showcase their talent and love for the sport in a variety of ways. Our masters athletes as usual have been exceptionally busy and supportive, especially towards our young walkers. We would be lost without their great contribution. One of our proudest moments of the year was Stephanie Stigwood’s selection in the World University Games which were held in Russia in July. Stephanie certainly performed well in her first experience as a member of an Australian Team and we hope that she continues to excel in her race walking over the coming years. Our younger athletes are continuing their climb up the competition ladder with some excellent performances achieved. Tahlia Hunt, travelled to Canberra last year where she competed in the Australian Federation Race Walk Championships along Lake Burley. Race Walking Australia hosts the event at this time each year and is the biggest race walking event that is held in Australia. Tahlia Hunt won the U/16 5KM event in great style .We hope to have more athletes attend next year. During August our walkers competed in Australian Road Walking Championships and the Australian Federation Race Walking Championships at Symmons Plains, in our home State. Our younger walkers performed admirably, with Bayley Campbell winning the bronze medal in the U12 boys 2km even - first in the handicap trophy, and the ultimately the gold team medal, along with Angus Murrell and Blaire Garwood. Tahlia Hunt and Sarah Guy finished 4th and 5th respectively in the U16 5km event, whilst Alice Randall was the best placed U14 walker in 9th place, then teamed up with Isabelle Darsaklis and Arabella Phillips in winning the team bronze medal. Stephanie Stigwood won Race Walking Australia’s open 10km event. Our All Schools Road Championships and State Road Championships were very well represented this season, and almost all athletes achieved personal bests in their respective age groups. Athletes to watch out for in the future are Stephanie Stigwood, Louis Rose, Tahlia Hunt, Alice Randall and Bayley Campbell. I must once again thank Wayne Fletcher, David Moore Owen & Christy Hunt and Sharon Rose for their tireless work and support in our club, without their support we would cease to function. Let us hope for a bigger and brighter future in the coming years. .

Rosemary Coleman PRESIDENT

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TASMANIAN RECORDS 2013-2014 The following Tasmanian Records were recognised as being set during the 2013-14 season:

Type Event Perf Surname Club Date Location

Open Hammer 4k 59.96m Danielle McConnell ES 27-Jan-14 Hobart

Open Javelin 800g 79.96m Hamish Peacock ES 29-Apr-13 Hiroshima

Open Javelin 800g 80.38m Hamish Peacock ES 23-Jun-13 Hobart

Open Javelin 800g 81.14m Hamish Peacock ES 28-Jul-13 Hobart

Open 5000m walk 23.05.42 Stephanie Stigwood OVA 30-Mar-14 Hobart

Open 20km Walk 1:37.39 Stephanie Stigwood OVA 02-Feb-14 Hobart

Allcmrs Javelin 800g 81.14m Hamish Peacock ES 28-Jul-13 Hobart

U13 800m 2.18.37 Frances Lyall NW 26-Oct-13 Hobart

U13 400m 56.97 Simon Zinzovski SB 12-Mar-14 Sydney

U13 400m 56.44 Simon Zinzovski SB 13-Mar-14 Sydney

U14 Hammer 3k 37.28m Emily Canham ES 28-Jul-13 Hobart

U14 Hammer 3k 39.91m Emily Canham ES 12-Oct-13 Hobart

U14 Hammer 3k 40.44m Emily Canham ES 16-Nov-13 Hobart

U14 Hammer 3k 42.67m Emily Canham ES 30-Nov-13 Hobart

U14 Hammer 3k 33.30m James Gravina ES 23-Nov-13 Hobart

U14 Hammer 3k 35.82m James Gravina ES 06-Dec-13 Townsville

U14 1500m 4.47.75 Frances Lyall NW 23-Feb-14 Hobart

U15 Javelin 500g 34.78m Jamie Summers NH 27-Oct-13 Hobart

U15 Javelin 500g 35.04m Kaela Beechey OVA 22-Feb-14 Hobart

U15 Shot Put 3k 12.73m Alice Cox ES 04-Aug-13 Hobart

U15 Shot Put 3k 13.22m Alice Cox ES 01-Sep-13 Hobart

U16 Long Jump 6.85m Jack Hale NS 06-Nov-13 Hobart

U16 Long Jump 7.17m Jack Hale NS 22-Feb-14 Hobart

U16 Long Jump 7.22m Jack Hale NS 22-Mar-14 Hobart

U16 5000m 15.29.68 Ryan Powell NW 14-Nov-13 Melbourne

U16 100m 11.09 Russel Taib SB 21-Dec-13 Hobart

U16 200m 22.05 Russel Taib SB 13-Mar-14 Sydney

U16/17 5000m walk 25.32.17 Tahlia Hunt OVA 22-Feb-14 Hobart

U17 Long Jump 7.22m Jack Hale NS 22-Mar-14 Hobart

U17 Combined Event 6060pts Mathew Hosie ES 3&4-Apr-14 Melbourne

U18 100m 10.63 Jacob Despard OVA 15-Mar-14 Sydney

U18 100m 10.80 Jesse Usoalii SB 06-Dec-13 Townsville

U18 100m 10.69 Jesse Usoalii SB 06-Dec-13 Townsville

U18 200m 21.39 Jesse Usoalii SB 07-Dec-13 Townsville

U19 100m 10.63 Jacob Despard OVA 15-Mar-14 Sydney

U19/20 100m 10.69 Jesse Usoalii SB 06-Dec-13 Townsville

U19/20 200m 21.39 Jesse Usoalii SB 07-Dec-13 Townsville

U20 3000m steeple 9.13.18 Kale Adams NW 29-Mar-14 Hobart

U20 10000m walk 53.35.39 Tahlia Hunt OVA 13-Apr-14 Hobart

U20 4 x 400m Relay 3.49.50 Tasmania TAS 16-Mar-14 Sydney

Lilly Castle, Maddy Scott, Sam Lind, Julie Minnucci

Wayne Fletcher and Kevin Morse RECORDS OFFICERS

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Athletics Tasmania International Representation 2013-14

ATHLETES

Hamish Peacock Javelin IAAF World Championships Tristan Thomas 400mH, 4x400m IAAF World Championships Todd Hodgetts Shot Put IPC World Championships Deon Kenzie 1500m IPC World Championships Stephanie Stigwood 20km Walk World University Games Rebecca Direen Shot/Hammer Oceania Championships Tyler Heron 110mH, 400mH Oceania Championships

TEAM OFFICIALS

COMPETITION OFFICIALS

Brian Roe Chief ITO World Championships

ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS The Athletics Australia Service Award was instituted in 2002 to recognise the contribution of volunteers and acknowledge their years of service as administrators and officials from club to international level. The sole criteria is consistent donation of time and effort for the sport.

PLATINUM (40 YEARS): Murray Bird, Geoff Boon, †Max Cherry, Fay Denholm, Wayne Fletcher OAM, †Robert Holley Hamilton, Wayne Mason OAM, Rex Morriss, Frank Nott, David Phillips, Brian Roe, Margaret Ruddock, Noel Ruddock AM, Ted West, Andrew Willis

GOLD (30 YEARS): Kevin Alomes, †Shirley Brasher, Jo Cherry, Jim Claxton, Sandra Speers, Dorothy Donald, Kimba Eyles, Jennifer Lennon, Terry Mahoney, Leoni Nankervis, Les Nankervis OAM, Max O’Toole OAM, Mike Pace, Catherine Phillips, †Judith Phillips, Simon Phillips, Jenny Stevenson, Mike Stevenson, Cheryl Wilson OAM, Chris Wilson

SILVER (20 YEARS): Ted Best, Tony Bond, Judith Casey, John Cheney, Charmaine Colbeck, Rosemary Coleman, Jim Court, Ken Doughty, Jarrod Gibson, David Hancock, Greg Hawthorne, Craig Hicks, Brendon Hill, Wayne Holt, Roger Howlett, Nigel Hyland, Peter Keenan, Steve Lance, Helen Lee, Lynne Lyden, Peter Lyden, Peter McDonald, Maureen McDonald, Peter Miller, Helen Moir, Jeff Nankervis, Haydyn Nielsen, Trent Nicholls, Bob Richards, David Rogers, Gary Sayer, Aileen Slater, Judy Smith, Nanette Symons, Graham Tudor, Elma Waldren, Shaun Wilson

BRONZE (10 YEARS): Brian Baker, Brian Baxter, Mary Bell, Gayle Bessell, Zenta Boon, †Eilis Breen, Michelle Casey, Phil Clayton, David Cresswell, Mike Gunson, Brendan Hanigan, Denis Hickson, Helen Hill, Margaret Horne, Kaylene Knee, Karen Leavey, Mark Lyden, Patrick Lyden, Denise Morey, James Morgan, Nicole Morris, Kathy Nicholls, Jessica Palermo, Mike Pook, Lyn Sansom, Tony Sansom, Wendy Sheppard, Rene Sluyters, Peter Turnock, Wim Vaessen, Kim Wass, Steven Wass, Anita Welsh, Richard Welsh, Grant Whiley, Vikki Whiley

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TASMANIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS 2013/2014

Tasmanian 10km Road Running Championships

Launceston – 16/06/13 WOMEN Open: 1 Karen Watson SB 37:40 2 Francesca Smith SB 39:26 3 Vanessa Kearney NS 39:39

Under 20: 1 Claire McClenaghan NH 50:09 2 Hannah Cummins NH 51:14 3 Jemma Smith SB 114:32

Over 40: 1 Francesca Smith SB 39:26 2 Carolyn Davis TMA 39:58 3 Fiona Lennon ES 40:01

Over 50: 1 Sally Morgan ES 55:22 2 Gloria Byas ES 57:54 3 Lynn Halaby NH 61:41

MEN Open: 1 Jacob Birtwhistle WS 30:04 2 David Thomas NH 30:19 3 Grant Page NS 31:06

Under 20: 1 Jacob Birtwhistle WS 30:04 2 Ryan Powell NW 33:22 3 Biniyam Hagos ES 33:38

Over 40: 1 Bevan Harman TMA 36:29 2 William Yee TMA 37:22 3 Jarrod Gibson ES 38:15

Over 50: 1 Wayne French TMA 38:24 2 Peter Lyden TMA 39:55 3 Peter Hoskinson NS 42:26

Tasmanian Road Walking Championships

Kempton – 22/06/13 WOMEN Under 11 Schools 1:5km: 1 Molly Withrington 9:23 2 Jayde Jones 11:23 3 Caitlin Mommers 12:22

Under 14 Schools 2km: 1Arabella Phillips 11:38; 2 Madi Witherington 12:09 3 Emily Stanway 12:19

Under 16 Schools 3km: 1 Tahlia Hunt 15:48; 2 Sarah Guy 19:23

Under 18 Schools 5km: 1 Tahlia Hunt 26:15

MEN Under 11 Schools 1.5km: 1 Blair Garwood 12:02

Under 12 Schools 1.5km: 1 Bayley Campbell 8:56 2 Angus Murrell 10:32 3 Andrew Mommers 12:23

Under 18 Schools 5km: 1 Louis Rose 25:07

Open 10km: 1 Louis Rose OVA 50:55

Over 40 5km: 1 Eugene Gerlach IND 35:39, 2 David Moore TMA 37:34 3 Wayne Fletcher NS 48:56

Tasmanian Short Course Road Running Championships

held in conjunction with Stan Siejka Memorial Cycling Classic

Launceston – 11/12/13

WOMEN Open 5km: 1 Jacqui Dalwood NS 18:27 2 Jemima Stuart Smith IND 22:17

Under 20 5km: 1 Inessa Corney ES 19:59 2 Arabella Phillips NH 20:14 3 Raphaela Corney ES 20:58

MEN Open 5km: 1 David Thomas NH 15:01 2 James Hansen NL 15:09 3 Pat Smith NH 15:17

Under 20 5km: 1 Getasew Ferguson NL 16:08

Tasmanian Mountain Running Championships

Not held in 2013-14

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Tasmanian Road Walking Championships

Tunbridge – 21/07/13

WOMEN Under 16 5km: 1 Tahlia Hunt OVA 27:19 2 Sarah Guy OVA 36:43

Under 14 3km: 1 Alice Randall OVA 17:30 2 Arabella Phillips NH 18:29 3 Kirrily Garwood OVA 19:24

Under 12 2km: 1 Molly Withrington OVA 14:19

MEN Over 40 10km: 1 Wayne Fletcher NS 85:04

Under 12 2km: 1 Angus Murrell ES 11:47 2 Bayley Campbell OVA 11:57 3 Blair Garwood OVA 14:52

Tasmanian Cross Country Championships

Pontville – 28/07/13

WOMEN Under 12 2000m: 1 Macenzie Kerrison NH 7:46 2 Madison Brazendale NH 7:48 3 Mikayla Cooper ES 8:01

TEAMS: 1 Newstead Harriers – 7pts 2 Eastern Suburbs – 14pts

Under 14 3000m: 1 Ebony Webb ES 10:02 2 Ruby Smee SB 10:10 3 Skye Baker NH 10:32

TEAMS: 1 Newstead Harriers – 10pts 2 Eastern Suburbs – 11pts

Under 16 4000m: 1 Madeleine Fasnacht SB 15:04 2 Hannah Richardson ES 15:25 3 Meriem Daoui NS 15:32

TEAMS: 1 Eastern Suburbs – 6pts;

Under 18 4000m: 1 Madeline Murphy NW 13:57 2 Claudia Nicklason ES 14:49 3 Julia Minnucci ES 15:19

TEAMS: 1 Eastern Suburbs – 9pts 2 North West – 12pts

Under 20 6000m: 1 Not contested in 2013

Open 8000m: 1 Jacqui Dalwood NS 28:16 2 Karen Watson SB 28:58 3 Lyn Saint John NW 29:30

TEAMS: 1 Sandy Bay Harriers - 29pts; 2 Eastern Suburbs – 37pts 3 Tasmanian Masters – 40pts

Over 40 8000m: 1 Lyn Saint John NW 29:30 2 Francesca Smith SB 29:36 3 Carolyn Davis TMA 30:10

TEAMS: 1 Tasmanian Masters – 10pts 2 Sandy Bay Harriers – 11pts; 3 Newstead Harriers – 24pts

Over 50 6000m: 1 Ann Sweeney TMA 26:55 2 Susan Lloyd TMA 27:52 3 Adele Lucas NS 28:14

TEAMS: 1 Tasmanian Masters – 6pts

MEN Under 12 2000m: 1 Jack Willmott NS 6:57 2 Ben Saint-John NW 7:00; 3 Sam Clifford NH 7:03

TEAMS: 1 Newstead Harriers – 6pts

Under 14 3000m: 1 Tom Roberts NW 9:47 2 Joseph Mulcahy UNA 9:48 3 Declan Smith UNA 10:00

Under 16 4000m: 1 Getasew Ferguson NL 12:42 2 Jimmy Lyall NW 12:56 3 Alex Placcogiannakis ES 13:42

TEAMS: 1 Eastern Suburbs - 6pts

Under 18 6000m: 1 Kale Adams NW 17:24 2 Biniyam Hagos ES 17:44 3 Ryan Powell NW 17:46

TEAMS: 1 Estern Suburbs - 6pts

Under 20 8000m: 1 Thomas Snook UNA 29:05

Open 12000m: 1 David Thomas NH 33:47 2 Douglas Hamerlok NW 34:25 3 Josh Harris NL 34:49

TEAMS: 1 Sandy Bay – 14pts 2 Northern Suburbs – 29pts 3 Tasmanian Masters – 46pts

Over 40 12000m: 1 Daniel Smee SB 38:33 2 David O’Brien NS 40:42 3 William Yee TMA 41:44

TEAMS: 1 Sandy Bay – 9pts; 2 Tasmanian Masters – 12pts

Over 50 8000m: 1 Darren Brown TMA 26:22 2 Andrew Law TMA 28:44 3 Peter Lyden TMA 29:02

TEAMS: 1 Tasmanian Masters – 6pts 2 Tasmanian Masters B – 18 pts3 Northern Suburbs – 23pts

Tasmanian Marathon and Half Marathon Championships

Cadbury Estate, Claremont – 12/01/14 WOMEN Marathon: 1 Amy Lamprecht 3:10.44; 2 Tracey Tasker 3:12.25; 3 Meghan Johnston 3:18.10

Half Marathon: 1 Kate Pedley 1:19:55; 2 Ruth Wilson 1:27.59 3 Fiona Lennon 1:32.36

MEN Marathon: 1 Jarrod Shaw 2:56.47 2 John Claridge 2:57.36; 3 Michael Davis 2:58.23

Half Marathon: 1 David Thomas 1:08.18; 2 Matthew Rundle 1:15.19 3 Alex Humphrey 1:16.31

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Tasmanian State Track & Field Championships

Domain Athletic Centre - Hobart - 28/03/14 to 30/03/14

WOMEN – OPEN 100m : ( 0.9) 1. Caitlin Newson ES, 12.35; 2. Morgan Gaffney NW, 12.42; 3. Abby Chapman NW, 12.49.

200m : ( 0.2) 1. Lauren Gorringe OVA, 24.84; 2. Ashleigh Corbett NW, 24.91; 3. Abby Chapman NW, 25.40.

400m Lynne Mazey Memorial: 1. Samantha Lind ES, 56.25; 2. Lauren Gorringe OVA, 57.14; 3. Madeline Scott

OVA, 57.33.

800m : 1. Julia Minnucci ES, 2:10.89; 2. Samantha Lind, ES, 2:16.38; 3. Jacqui Dalwood NS, 2:16.43.

1500m : 1. Julia Minnucci ES, 4:31.66; 2. Melanie Daniels, NS, 4:41.74; 3. Madeleine Fasnacht SB, 4:42.45.

100m Hurdles : ( -0.8) 1. Jane Hickie ES, 16.56; 2. Kira-Lee de Wit, OVA 17.32; 3. Chloe Marquis NL, 17.66.

400m Hurdles: 1. Michelle Davis ES, 68.51; 2. Courtney Stanley, WS, 73.46.

4x100m Relay : 1. ES 'A' (Caitlin Stalker, Samantha Lind , Kimberley Geelan, Caitlin Newson), 48.67; 2. NW 'A'

(Abby Chapman, Bonnie McCarthy, Carmen Breitschmid Oakley, Ashleigh Corbett), 49.35; 3. OVA 'A' (Kira-

Lee de Wit Madeline Scott, Lily Castle, Lauren Gorringe) , 49.88.

4x400m Relay : 1. ES 'A' (Caitlin Stalker, Kimberley Geelan, Michelle Davis, Samantha Lind ), 4:00.05; 2. OVA

'A' (Madeline Scott, Lily Castle, Liana De Wit, Lauren Gorringe), 4:02.19; 3. NS 'A' (Jacqui Dalwood , Sarah

Holstrom, Kelsey Leveridge, Melanie Daniels), 4:33.60.

High Jump : 1. Courtney Stanley, WS, 1.55m.

Pole Vault : 1. Raphaela Corney ES, 2.30m.

Long Jump : 1. Olivia Reid ES, 5.38m, 0.9; 2. Caitlin Stalker ES, 5.32m, -0.7; 3. Courtney Stanley, WS, 4.89m,

+0.0.

Triple Jump :1. Caitlin Stalker ES, 10.70m, +0.0; 2. Sarah Direen ES, 10.16m, 0.2; 3. Kiani Allen ES, 9.98m, -1.2.

Shot Put :1. Kim Mulhall, Vic, 14.77m; 2. Rebecca Direen ES, 13.50m; 3. Alice Cox ES, 11.27m. 4. Victoria

Lynd NW, 10.43m

Discus Throw :1. Kim Mulhall, Vic, 52.54m; 2. Alice Cox ES, 38.47m; 3. Victoria Lynd NW, 37.76m. 4. Rebecca

Direen ES, 35.98m

Hammer Throw : 1. Danielle McConnell ES, 54.58m; 2. Mikayla Genge OVA, 52.93m; 3. Emma Keleher ES,

49.55m.

Javelin Throw : 1. Rebecca Direen ES, 31.91m; 2. Emily Canham ES, 26.58m; 3. Victoria Lynd NW, 25.86m.

5000m Race Walk : 1. Stephanie Stigwood OVA, 23:05.42; 2. Tahlia Hunt OVA, 27:02.04.

MEN – OPEN 100m : ( -1.0) 1. Jacob Despard OVA, 10.98; 2. John Howe NW, 11.04; 3. Thomas Farmer ES, 11.21.

200m : ( -0.1) 1. Andrew Robinson OVA, 21.72; 2. John Howe NW, 21.92; 3. Jacob Despard OVA, 22.11.

400m : 1. Andrew Robinson OVA, 49.09; 2. Russel Taib SB, 49.53; 3. Jarred Gilroy SB, 49.87.

800m : 1. Daniel Reeves NW, 1:53.85; 2. Alec Thomas NW, 1:55.00; 3. Ben Robinson ES, 1:55.77.

1500m : 1. Josh Harris NL, 4:00.18; 2. Ben Covington SB, 4:03.01; 3. Jordan Tyler WS, 4:03.59.

5000m : 1. Josh Harris NL, 15:04.29; 2. Douglas Hamerlok NW, 15:06.64; 3. Biniyam Hagos ES, 15:48.32.

110m Hurdles : ( -0.9) 1. Tyler Heron WS, 15.86.

400m Hurdles : 1. Tyler Heron WS, 62.66; 2. Samuel Pulford NW, 67.42.

4x100m Relay : 1. SB 'A' (Cameron Cranfield , Jesse Usoalii , Russel Taib , Jarred Gilroy), 42.46; 2. OVA 'A'

(Luke Whitney, Jacob Despard, Mark Nichols, Andrew Robinson), 42.81; 3. SB 'B' (Nicholas Graver, Geoff

Gibbons, Jayson Louw, Dan Lemoto), 44.41.

4x400m Relay : 1. OVA'A' (Dominic Anastasio, Luke Whitney, Andrew Robinson, Jacob Despard), 3:28.92; 2. SB

'A' (Cameron Cranfield, Nicholas Graver, Marc Gates, Jarred Gilroy), 3:31.83; 3. ES 'A' (Daniel Minnucci, Jed

Upton, Braden Stalker, Ben Robinson), 3:34.57.

High Jump :1. Marc Gates SB, 1.80m; 2. Samuel Pulford NW, 1.75m; 3. Matthew Hosie ES, 1.70m.

Pole Vault :1. Geoff Gibbons SB, 4.00m; 2. Matthew Hosie ES, 3.10m; 3. Mathew Brooks ES, 2.80m.

Long Jump : 1. Jack Hale NS, 7.20m, -1.4; 2. Brandon Clark NS, 7.11m, -0.1; 3. Matthew Hosie ES, 6.38m, -0.4.

Triple Jump : 1. Ryan Haag OVA, 14.59m, +0.0; 2. Brandon Clark NS, 14.04m, 2.1; 3. Samuel Pulford NW,

11.75m, 2.1.

Shot Put : 1. Chris Edwards ES, 11.94m; 2. Hamish Peacock ES, 11.71m; 3. Stuart Morse ES, 9.98m.

Discus Throw : 1. Hamish Peacock ES, 46.97m; 2. Geoff Gibbons SB, 34.97m; 3. Samuel Alderson NH, 33.36m.

Hammer Throw : 1. Huw Peacock ES, 64.39m; 2. Chris Edwards ES, 49.52m; 3. Hamish Peacock ES, 43.15m.

Javelin Throw : 1. Hamish Peacock ES, 78.83m; 2. Huw Peacock ES, 50.98m; 3. Stuart Morse ES, 38.82m.

5000m Race Walk : 1. Daniel Coleman OVA, 23:03.59; 2. Louis Rose OVA, 24:46.02.

MEN – UNDER 20 3000m Steeplechase: 1. Kale Adams NW, 9:13.18.

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Domain Athletic Centre - Hobart - 22/02/14 to 23/02/14

WOMEN – UNDER 20: 100m ( 0.4) 1. Caitlin Newson ES, 12.43; 2. Lillian Castle OVA, 12.87; 3. Samantha Lind ES, 13.08.

200m : ( -0.9) 1. Caitlin Newson ES, 26.04; 2. Lillian Castle OVA, 26.32; 3. Kira-lee de Wit OVA, 28.97.

400m : 1. Samantha Lind ES, 58.67; 2. Julia Minnucci ES, 63.19; 3. Claire McClenaghan NH, 69.19.

800m : 1. Julia Minnucci ES, 2:14.87; 2. Tessa Johns ES, 2:22.34; 3. Hannah Harrison NS, 2:48.84.

1500m : 1. Tessa Johns ES, 4:43.75; 2. Julia Minnucci ES, 4:48.21; 3. Inessa Corney ES, 5:26.56.

100m Hurdles 10 x .84m : ( -0.2) 1. Natasha Panton WS, 20.08.

400m Hurdles `10 x .76m : 1. Hannah Harrison NS, 79.59.

High Jump : 1. Courtney Stanley WS, 1.55m.

Long Jump : 1. Isabel Wright OVA, 4.70m, 1.3; 2. Natasha Panton WS, 4.38m, 1.0.

Shot Put 4kg : 1. Alice Cox ES, 10.64m; 2. Claire McClenaghan NH, 9.90m; 3. Melinda Brown NW, 8.57m.

Discus Throw 1kg : 1. Alice Cox ES, 39.31m; 2. Emma Keleher ES, 28.76m; 3. Claire McClenaghan NH, 27.76m.

Hammer Throw 4kg : 1. Mikayla Genge OVA, 54.39m; 2. Emma Keleher ES, 45.04m; 3. Alice Cox ES, 36.47m.

Javelin Throw 600g : 1. Claire McClenaghan NH, 34.77m; 2. Jaimie Summers NH, 33.68m.

5000m Race Walk : 1. Tahlia Hunt OVA, 26:09.95.

WOMEN – UNDER 18: 100m : ( -0.2) 1. Caitlin Stalker ES, 12.82; 2. Jaymie Hall NS, 12.84; 3. Sarah Ashlin NL, 13.21.

200m ( 1.3) 1. Jaymie Hall NS, 26.14; 2. Maddy Scott OVA, 26.21; 3. Caitlin Stalker ES, 26.55.

400m : 1. Maddy Scott OVA, 58.13; 2. Sarah Ashlin NL, 61.23; 3. Courtney Stanley WS, 63.30.

800m : 1. Claudia Nicklason ES, 2:22.19; 2. Hannah Cummins NH, 2:26.90; 3. Kelsey Leveridge NS, 2:32.99.

1500m :1. Hannah Cummins NH, 5:03.12; 2. Inessa Corney ES, 5:12.12; 3. Anthea Messmer ES, 5:18.51.

100m Hurdles 10 x .76m : ( -3.9) 1. Ashlee Hey OVA, 18.49; 2. Zoe Brown ES, 18.73.

2000m Steeplechase .76m : 1. Inessa Corney ES, 7:53.36.

4x100m Relay : 1. ES ‘A’' (Emily House , Caitlin Stalker , Ebonie Zammit , Claudia Nicklason ), 54.20; 2. OVA

'A' (Maddy Scott , Isabelle Oakes , Ashlee Hey , Isabel Wright ), 55.56; 3. ES 'B' (Zoe Brown , Alice Cox , Bridget

Foale , Olivia Young ), 57.93.

4x400m Relay : 1. ES 'A' (Claudia Nicklason , Caitlin Stalker , Jessica Robinson , Emily House ), 4:17.00; 2. OVA

'A' (Lillian Castle , Ashlee Hey , Tahlia Hunt , Maddy Scott ), 4:18.00; 3. ES 'B' (Ebonie Zammit , Anthea

Messmer , Tessa Johns , Ebony Webb ), 4:37.00.

Long Jump : 1. Caitlin Stalker ES, 4.90m, 0.9; 2. Isabel Wright OVA, 4.70m, 0.3; 3. Olivia Young ES, 4.33m, 1.0.

Triple Jump : 1. Caitlin Stalker ES, 10.41m, -0.7; 2. Olivia Young ES, 9.44m, 0.8.

Shot Put 3kg : 1. Alice Cox ES, 12.57m; 2. Jasmine Turner WS, 11.39m; 3. Kaela Beechey OVA, 9.76m.

Discus Throw 1kg : 1. Alice Cox ES, 41.01m; 2. Brooke Hibbs WS, 31.15m; 3. Jasmine Turner WS, 29.84m.

Hammer Throw 3kg : 1. Emma Keleher ES, 53.70m; 2. Emily Canham ES, 41.20m; 3. Alice Cox ES, 38.75m.

Javelin Throw 500g : 1. Jaimie Summers NH, 35.65m; 2. Jasmine Turner WS, 35.39m; 3. Kaela Beechey OVA,

35.04m.

5000m Race Walk : 1. Tahlia Hunt OVA, 25:32.17.

WOMEN – UNDER 16: 100m : ( -2.4) 1. Mackensie Belbin ES, 13.29; 2. Olivia Reid ES, 13.41; 3. Brooke Jones NW, 13.47.

200m : ( 1.4) 1. Brooke Jones NW, 26.81; 2. Olivia Reid ES, 26.96; 3. Mackensie Belbin ES, 27.10.

400m : 1. Laura McShane NL, 61.21; 2. Hannah Richardson ES, 64.15.

800m : 1. Hannah Richardson ES, 2:19.85; 2. Madeleine Fasnacht SB, 2:21.80; 3. Laura McShane NL, 2:22.68.

1500m : 1. Madeleine Fasnacht SB, 4:42.52; 2. Hannah Richardson ES, 4:56.85; 3. Elisa Stalker ES, 5:10.08.

90m Hurdles 9 x .76m : ( 0.1) 1. Jamie Symons ES, 16.96.

4x100m Relay : 1. ES 'A' (Liarna Reid , Olivia Reid , Bec Kovacic , Mackensie Belbin ), 52.80; 2. ES 'B' (Erin

Bannink , Jamie Symons , Emily Canham , Jane Hickie ), 54.99; 3. ES 'C' (Hannah Richardson , Amy Osborn ,

Hannah Robertson , Elisa Stalker ), 60.54.

4x200m Relay : 1. ES 'A' (Liarna Reid , Olivia Reid , Jamie Symons , Bec Kovacic), 1:54.82; 2. ES 'B' (Emily

Canham , Sophie Scott , Hannah Richardson , Jane Hickie ), 1:57.35.

Long Jump : 1. Olivia Reid ES, 5.06m, 2.0; 2. Kiani Allen ES, 4.94m, 3.7; 3. Emily Canham ES, 4.44m, 4.3.

Triple Jump: 1. Kiani Allen ES, 9.83m, NW; 2. Brooke Hibbs WS, 9.71m, NW; 3. Emily Canham ES, 8.99m, NW

Shot Put 3kg : 1. Brooke Hibbs WS, 9.68m; 2. Emily Canham ES, 7.96m.

Discus Throw 1kg : 1. Emily Canham ES, 20.55m.

Javelin Throw 500g : 1. Emily Canham ES, 28.84m; 2. Brooke Hibbs WS, 28.41m.

3000m Race Walk : 1. Sarah Guy OVA, 19:34.05.

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WOMEN – UNDER 15 100m : ( -0.9) 1. Liarna Reid ES, 13.50; 2. Jane Hickie ES, 13.68; 3. Bec Kovacic ES, 13.75.

200m : ( -0.4) 1. Liarna Reid ES, 27.29; 2. Bec Kovacic ES, 27.59; 3. Eve Bell NW, 28.42.

400m :1. Eve Bell NW, 62.59; 2. Amy Osborn ES, 68.36.

800m : 1. Frances Lyall NW, 2:20.50; 2. Lillian Lyall NW, 2:21.99; 3. Ebony Webb ES, 2:22.82.

1500m :1. Frances Lyall NW, 4:47.75; 2. Ebony Webb ES, 4:49.70; 3. Ruby Smee SB, 4:53.82.

90m Hurdles 9 x .76m :( 0.1) 1. Jane Hickie ES, 15.50.

High Jump :1. Jane Hickie ES, 1.40m; 2. Madeline Goldsmith SB, 1.30m.

Long Jump :1. Jane Hickie ES, 4.68m, +0.0; 2. Liarna Reid ES, 4.51m, -0.3; 3. Bec Kovacic ES, 4.18m, 1.2.

Triple Jump :1. Jane Hickie ES, 9.85m, 0.5; 2. Bec Kovacic ES, 9.61m, 1.4; 3. Madeline Goldsmith SB, 8.41m,

0.8.

Shot Put 3kg :1. Julia Direen ES, 9.78m; 2. Kaela Beechey OVA, 9.63m.

Discus Throw 1kg : 1. Kaela Beechey OVA, 29.02m; 2. Julia Direen ES, 28.24m; 3. Madeline Goldsmith SB,

14.73m.

Hammer Throw 3kg : 1. Julia Direen ES, 40.63m.

Javelin Throw 500g : 1. Kaela Beechey OVA, 34.78m*; 2. Alice Randall OVA, 23.94m; 3. Julia Direen ES,

22.26m.

3000m Race Walk : 1. Alice Randall OVA, 17:20.42.

WOMEN – UNDER 14 100m : ( -2.9) 1. Liana Kenna, Clarence Lit, 14.19; 2. Sophie Young ES, 14.31; 3. Arabella Phillips NH, 14.90.

200m : ( +0.0) 1. Sophie Young ES, 28.87; 2. Gabriella Vavoulas ES, 30.33.

400m : 1. Gabriella Vavoulas ES, 65.12; 2. Sophie Young ES, 67.05; 3. Zoe Burke OVA, 74.43.

800m :1. Arabella Phillips NH, 2:27.63; 2. Raphaela Corney ES, 2:33.82; 3. Gabriella Vavoulas ES, 2:34.73.

1500m :1. Arabella Phillips NH, 5:01.43; 2. Raphaela Corney ES, 5:12.25; 3. Gabriella Vavoulas ES, 5:14.83.

80m Hurdles 9 x .76m :( -4.0) 1. Arabella Phillips NH, 16.03; 2. Piper Allanby, Clarence Lit, 17.71.

4x100m Relay :1. ES 'A' (Isabella Ferrier , Raphaela Corney , Gabriella Vavoulas , Sophie Young ), 58.46; 2. ES

'B' (Emma Pilgrim , Mikayla Cooper , Julia Direen , Georgia Stalker ), 67.86.

4x200m Relay : 1. ES 'A' (Isabella Ferrier , Raphaela Corney , Gabriella Vavoulas , Sophie Young ), 2:01.65; 2.

ES 'B' (Rachel Hosie , Erica Direen , Julia Direen , Georgia Stalker ), 2:30.50.

High Jump : 1. Raphaela Corney ES, 1.40m; 2. Arabella Phillips NH, 1.30m; 3. Julia Direen ES, 1.20m.

Pole Vault :1. Raphaela Corney ES, 2.10m.

Long Jump :1. Arabella Phillips NH, 4.29m, +0.0; 2. Sophie Young ES, 3.72m, 1.0; 3. Piper Allanby, CLA, 3.53m,

0.4.

Triple Jump :1. Sophie Young ES, 9.20m, 1.8; 2. Piper Allanby, CLA, 7.84m, 2.0; 3. Erica Direen ES, 6.21m, 1.9.

Shot Put 3kg :1. Julia Direen ES, 9.75m; 2. Georgia Stalker ES, 5.88m; 3. Erica Direen ES, 4.48m.

Discus Throw 1kg : 1. Julia Direen ES, 28.85m; 2. Rachel Hosie ES, 23.52m; 3. Piper Allanby, CLA, 14.83m.

Hammer Throw 3kg :1. Julia Direen ES, 40.67m.

Javelin Throw 400g : 1. Julia Direen ES, 25.00m; 2. Rachel Hosie ES, 17.07m; 3. Georgia Stalker ES, 16.72m.

3000m Race Walk : 1. Arabella Phillips NH, 19:00.24.

MEN – OPEN 10000m : 1. Josh Harris NL, 31:43.19; 2. Alex Humphrey SB, 33:38.52; 3. Christopher Sullivan SB, 34:23.39.

3000m Steeplechase : 1. Kale Adams NW, 9:19.94; 2. Josh Harris NL, 9:28.47; 3. Alex Bessell ES, 10:00.32.

MEN – UNDER 20: 100m : ( 0.4) 1. Thomas Farmer ES, 11.45; 2. Mitchell Gowen, Nth Launceston, 11.55; 3. Tim Coad ES, 11.59.

200m : ( 0.6) 1. Jacob Despard OVA, 22.41; 2. Thomas Farmer, E Suburbs, 22.84; 3. Mitchell Gowen NL, 23.05.

400m : 1. Jacob Despard OVA, 50.09; 2. Mitchell Gowen NL, 50.24; 3. Ben Robinson ES, 51.50.

800m :1. Hugh Nicklason ES, 1:51.99; 2. Ben Covington SB, 1:55.48; 3. Ben Robinson ES, 2:00.80.

1500m : 1. Hugh Nicklason ES, 3:59.18; 2. Kale Adams NW, 4:00.90; 3. Ben Covington SB, 4:07.20.

110m Hurdles 10 x .99m : ( 1.3) 1. Samuel Pulford NW, 20.47.

400m Hurdles 10 x .91m 1. Samuel Pulford NW, 63.93.

High Jump :1. Samuel Pulford NW, 1.79m.

Long Jump :1. Jack Hale NS, 7.17m, 1.5; 2. Zac Buick ES, 6.82m, 2.9; 3. Mitchell Gowen NL, 6.24m, 1.4.

Triple Jump :1. Samuel Pulford NW, 12.07m, 1.6.

Shot Put 6kg :1. Samuel Alderson NH, 13.07m; 2. Mitchell Pulford NW, 11.05m; 3. Aaron Brown NW, 10.56m.

Discus Throw 1.75kg :1. Aaron Brown NW, 35.91m; 2. Nathaniel Mommers ES, 32.25m.

Hammer Throw 6kg :1. Nathaniel Mommers ES, 40.25m; 2. Aaron Brown NW, 30.26m.

Javelin Throw :1. Matthew Hosie ES, 48.59m; 2. Nathaniel Mommers ES, 41.32m;

3. Nicholas Graver SB, 39.55m.

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MEN – UNDER 18: 100m :( -0.5) 1. Russel Taib SB, 11.11; 2. Declan Murray NW, 11.64; 3. Patrick Chilvers NL, 12.02.

200m :( -1.1) 1. Russel Taib SB, 22.85; 2. Declan Murray NW, 23.82; 3. Patrick Chilvers NL, 24.10.

400m :1. Russel Taib SB, 52.82; 2. Samuel Alderson NH, 54.01; 3. James Taranto SB, 57.52.

800m :1. James Taranto SB, 2:09.34; 2. Alexander Placogiannakis ES, 2:24.39.

1500m :1. Tedros Gebrehiwot ES, 4:11.15; 2. Alexander Placogiannakis, E Suburbs, 4:19.33; 3. Jimmy Lyall NW,

4:19.55.

110m Hurdles 10 x .91m :( -6.2) 1. Matthew Hosie ES, 17.74; 2. Samuel Alderson, NH, 19.41.

2000m Steeplechase .91m : 1. Jimmy Lyall NW, 6:38.88.

4x100m Relay :1. NH 'A' (Samuel Alderson , William Cullen , Kieran Gaby , Nathan Claridge ), 50.59.

4x400m Relay : 1. SB 'A' (James Tucker , Patrick Kearney , James Taranto , Russel Taib ), 3:46.57; 2. NH ‘A'

(Samuel Alderson , Nathan Claridge , Kieran Gaby , William Cullen ), 3:50.69; 3. ES 'A' (Matthew Hosie ,

Alexander Placogiannakis , Jayden Webb , Tedros Gebrehiwot ), 3:57.78.

High Jump : . William Cullen NH, 1.60m.

Pole Vault : 1. Matthew Hosie ES, 3.00m; 2. Kieran Gaby NH, 2.70m.

Long Jump :1. Zac Buick ES, 6.73m, 1.5; 2. Matthew Hosie ES, 6.47m,

1.6; 3. Patrick Chilvers NL, 6.04m, 1.2.

Triple Jump :1. Patrick Chilvers NL, 12.83m, 0.7; 2. Bryce Roberts NS, 11.14m, 1.3.

Shot Put 5kg :1. Matthew Hosie ES, 14.48m; 2. Samuel Alderson NH, 14.22m; 3. Nathaniel Mommers ES,

12.50m.

Discus Throw 1.5kg :1. Samuel Alderson NH, 47.96m; 2. Matthew Hosie ES, 40.85m; 3. Nathaniel Mommers ES,

38.34m.

Hammer Throw 5kg :1. Samuel Alderson NH, 46.60m; 2. Nathaniel Mommers ES, 40.23m; 3. Aaron Brown NW,

36.12m.

Javelin Throw 700g :1. Matthew Hosie ES, 50.86m; 2. Nathaniel Mommers ES, 46.01m; 3. Kieran Gaby NH,

42.32m.

5000m Race Walk :1. Louis Rose OVA, 23:53.99.

MEN – UNDER 16: 100m :( 2.1) 1. Dusty Rankin OVA, 12.04; 2. Patrick Kearney SB, 12.33; 3. Ryan Cooper OVA, 12.34.

200m :( -2.4) 1. Dusty Rankin OVA, 24.81; 2. Patrick Kearney SB, 25.36; 3. Harry Ashlin NL, 25.75.

400m :1. Gus Tomlinson-Smith OVA, 54.48; 2. James Tucker SB, 54.93; 3. Harry Ashlin NL, 55.24.

800m :1. Getasew Ferguson NL, 2:05.44; 2. Gus Tomlinson-Smith OVA, 2:08.62; 3. James Tucker SB, 2:11.28.

1500m :1. Getasew Ferguson NL, 4:16.05.

100m Hurdles 10 x .84 :( 1.6) 1. Luke Phillips OVA, 16.21; 2. Patrick Kearney SB, 16.54.

200m Hurdles 10 x .76m :( -2.3) 1. Patrick Kearney SB, 31.23.

4x100m Relay :1. OVA 'A' (Gus Tomlinson-Smith , Nathan Coleman , Ryan Cooper , Dusty Rankin ), 47.97; 2.

ES 'A' (Nathaniel Mollison , Felix Bosch , Kye Newson , Harv Chilcott ), 51.92; 3. OVA 'B' (Bayley Campbell ,

Bradley Young , Lochlann Jenkins, Torin Jones ), 57.43.

4x200m Relay : 1. OVA 'A' (Luke Phillips , Gus Tomlinson-Smith , Nathan Coleman , Dusty Rankin ), 1:42.38; 2.

ES 'A' (Nathaniel Mollison, Felix Bosch , Harv Chilcott , Kye Newson ), 1:48.52.

Long Jump : 1. Ryan Cooper OVA, 5.83m, -1.1; 2. Dusty Rankin OVA, 5.79m, 1.5.

Triple Jump : 1. Ryan Cooper OVA, 12.61m, 1.3; 2. Luke O'Brien NS, 10.21m, 1.7.

Shot Put 4kg :1. Thomas Maksimovic ES, 8.75m; 2. Isaac Reeve ES, 7.54m.

Discus Throw 1kg : 1. Patrick Kearney SB, 37.94m; 2. Thomas Maksimovic ES, 28.07m.

Javelin Throw : 1. Getasew Ferguson NL, 41.67m; 2. Patrick Kearney SB, 32.40m; 3. Thomas Maksimovic ES,

25.56m.

MEN – UNDER 15: 100m : ( -0.1) 1. Felix Bosch ES, 12.36; 2. Nathan Coleman OVA, 12.37; 3. Kye Newson ES, 14.90.

200m :( -1.6) 1. Nathan Coleman OVA, 24.91; 2. Felix Bosch, E Suburbs, 25.00.

400m :1. Harv Chilcott ES, 60.59.

800m :1. Harv Chilcott ES, 2:17.31.

1500m :1. Harv Chilcott ES, 4:32.42.

2000m Steeplechase .76m :1. Harv Chilcott ES, 7:34.41.

Long Jump :1. Lochlann Jenkins OVA, 4.59m, +0.0.

Triple Jump :1. Lochlann Jenkins OVA, 10.03m, 1.4.

Shot Put 4kg :1. Bradley Young OVA, 8.84m.

Discus Throw 1kg :1. Bradley Young OVA, 27.03m.

Javelin Throw :1. Bradley Young OVA, 5.11m.

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MEN – UNDER 14: 100m :( -0.1) 1. Simon Zinzovski SB, 13.00; 2. Jagga Pybus SB, 13.01; 3. Samuel Martin NS, 13.41.

200m :( -0.3) 1. Simon Zinzovski SB, 26.70; 2. Samuel Martin NS, 27.58; 3. Ryan Gale ES, 29.71.

400m :1. Simon Zinzovski SB, 58.42; 2. Torin Jones OVA, 62.19; 3. Samuel Martin NS, 63.29.

800m :1. Torin Jones OVA, 2:22.90; 2. Jagga Pybus SB, 2:26.06; 3. Jack Willmott NS, 2:40.76.

1500m :1. Torin Jones OVA, 4:44.14; 2. Jack Willmott NS, 5:09.28.

4x100m Relay :1. ES 'A' (Hugh Richardson , Ryan Gale , Angus Murrell , Callum Emms ), 60.28.

4x200m Relay :1. ES 'A' (Hugh Richardson , Callum Emms , Ryan Gale , Angus Murrell ), 2:07.69.

Long Jump :1. Jagga Pybus SB, 4.74m, 0.8; 2. Ryan Gale ES, 4.06m, 0.2.

Triple Jump :1. Jagga Pybus SB, 10.66m, 2.0; 2. Ryan Gale ES, 8.74m, 0.8.

Shot Put 3kg :1. Patrick Reeve ES, 5.96m.

Discus Throw 1kg :1. Hugh Richardson ES, 18.09m.

Hammer Throw 3kg :1. Patrick Reeve ES, 13.93m.

Javelin Throw 600g :1. Hugh Richardson ES, 21.02m; 2. Patrick Reeve ES, 19.26m.

3000m Race Walk :1. Bayley Campbell OVA, 19:20.08.

Tasmanian Combined Events Championships

St Leonards Athletic Centre - Launceston - 8 to 9/02/2014

MEN Open Decathlon: NOT CONTESTED

Under 18 Combined Event: 1 Matthew Hosie ES 5830pts 2 Samuel Alderson NH 5769pts; 3 Nathan Claridge NH

3856pts

WOMEN Open Heptathlon: NOT CONTESTED

Under 20 Heptathlon: 1 Claire McClenaghan NH 2593pts;

Under 18 Combined Event 1 Courtney Stanley WS 3363pts; 2 Sarah Ashlin NL 2049pts

Under 16 Combined Event: 1 Laura McShane NL 2987pts

Tasmanian 10000 metres Walk Championships

Domain Athletic Centre - Hobart - 13/04/2014

MEN 10000m Walk: 1 Daniel Coleman OVA 48.24.01 2 Louis Rose OVA 48.28.12 3 Kyle Bird VIC 53.35.32

WOMEN 10000m Walk: 1 Stephanie Stigwood OVA 51.03.00 2 Tahlia Hunt OVA 53.35.49

Tasmanian 3000 metres Championships

Dial Regional Athletic Centre - Penguin - 25/01/2014

MEN Open 3000m: 1 Josh Harris VIC 8:32.51; 2 Douglas Hamerlok NW 8.38.22; 3 Kale Adams NW 8:47.45; 4 Ben

Covington SB 8:58.51

U18 3000m: 1 Ryan Powell NW 8:53.93; 2 Jimmy Lyall NW 9.14.59

U16 3000m: 1 Getasew Ferguson NL 9:15.63

WOMEN Open 3000m: 1 Madeleine Murphy NW 10:20.64; 2. Natasha Fitzpatrick NS 10:44.48

U18 3000m: 1 Hannah Cummins NH 11:17.55; 2 Nikki Burton NW 12:50.05

U15 3000m: 1 Frances Lyall NW 10:59.20; 2 Inighion Quinn NW 11:02.30

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Tasmanian Relay Championships

St Leonards Athletic Centre - Launceston - 1/03/2014

MEN Open 4x200m Relay: 1 WS (J Bennett, R O’Halloran, N Bennett, B Robinson) 1:36.22; 2 SB (G Gibbons, J

Tucker, M Gates, D Lemoto) 1:36.40 3 ES (J Minnucci, N Mommers, Ham Peacock, J Minnucci)

U18 4x200m Relay: Not contested in 2013-14

U16 4x400m Relay: Not contested in 2013-14

U14 Swedish Medley Relay: Not contested in 2013-14

WOMEN Open 4x200m Relay: 1 ES (K Geelan, C Newson, M Davis, S Lind) 1:48.35; 2 NL (C Marquis, L McShane, M

Anderson, S Ashlin) 1:54.84; 3 NH (A Phllips, C McClenaghan, H Cummins, J Summers) 2:07.09

U18 4x200m Relay: Not contested in 2013-14

U16 4x400m Relay: Not contested in 2013-14

U14 Swedish Medley Relay: Not contested in 2013-14

2013 Tasmanian Schools Knockout State Final

St Leonards Athletic Centre - Launceston - 5/11/2013

TEAM SCORES Junior Girls – 1 Mt Carmel 67pts 2 Kingston High 63pts 3 St Patricks 62pts

Intermediate Girls – 1 St Patricks 98pts 2 St Marys College 97pts

Senior Girls – 1 St Marys College 100pts 2 Scotch Oakburn 95pts

Junior Boys – 1 Hutchins 65pts 2 St Patricks 55 pts 3 St Virgils 54pts

Intermediate Boys – 1 St Virgils A 88pts 2 St Virgils B 80pts 3 Queechy 70pts

Senior Boys – 1 Hutchins 107pts, 2 St Patricks 60pts, 3 Scotch Oakburn 60pts

CLUB SHIELDS 2013-2014 The winners of the Hobart Harrier Cup for men and the F Kohl Shield for women are determined annually by totalling the placings on a 3,2,1 basis in all Tasmanian open track and field championships – individual and relay, contested in that year. The winners for 2013/14 were: Hobart Harrier Cup:

Eastern Suburbs 32

OVA 28

Sandy Bay 25 F Kohl Shield:

Eastern Suburbs 61

OVA 23

North West 15 The Blake Shield was this season awarded to the club which scored the highest total points in events contested in the men’s and women’s open (5,4,3) and under 16 (3,2,1) age groups on the main weekend of the Tasmanian State Championships. The winners for 2013/14 were Eastern Suburbs Athletics Club.

Eastern Suburbs 243

OVA 127

North West 75 The Statewide Interclub Shield was not contested in 2013/14.

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OFFICE BEARERS

TASMANIAN AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

SEASON PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER 1932/33 WH Clemes CJ Searl C.H. Harvey O Coleman 1933/34 1934/35 WH Clemes NG Hutton ML Round O Coleman 1935/36 WH Clemes NG Hutton ML Round O Coleman 1936/37 WH Clemes NG Hutton ML Round CA Wise 1937/38 WH Clemes AF Preshaw RB Finlay RB Finlay 1938/39 WH Clemes TJ Allam DF Gee W Langworthy 1939/40 WH Clemes TJ Allam DF Gee/FC Morell W Langworthy/FC Morell 1945/46 NG Hutton FA Rose FC Morell FC Morell 1946/47 NG Hutton JA Morriss NJ Ruddock L Pedder/J Dovey 1947/48 NG Hutton JA Morriss NJ Ruddock A. Pybus 1948/49 NG Hutton JA Morriss NJ Ruddock A. Pybus

PRESIDENT/CHAIRMAN HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER 1949/50 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock A Pybus 1950/51 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock A Pybus/ NJ Ruddock 1951/52 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1952/53 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1953/54 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1954/55 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1955/56 EW Barwick PG Hadlow PG Hadlow 1956/57 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1957/58 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1958/59 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1959/60 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1960/61 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1961/62 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1962/63 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1963/64 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1964/65 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1965/66 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1966/67 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1967/68 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1968/69 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1969/70 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1970/71 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1971/72 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1972/73 EW Barwick NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1973/74 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1974/75 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1975/76 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1976/77 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1977/78 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1978/79 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1979/80 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock 1980/81 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock NJ Ruddock

AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF TASMANIA

PRESIDENT EXEC DIRECTOR HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER

1981 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock 1981/82 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock 1982/83 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock 1983/84 GT Briggs NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock 1984/85 GT Briggs AM NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock 1985/86 GT Briggs AM NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF TASMANIA 1986/87 GT Briggs AM NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock 1987/88 GT Briggs AM NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock 1988/89 GT Briggs AM NJ Ruddock Mrs M Ebzery OAM NJ Ruddock

ATHLETICS TASMANIA

PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE OFFICER FINANCE DIRECTOR 1989/90 K McNamara NJ Ruddock AM/A Rider NJ Ruddock AM 1990/91 K McNamara NJ Ruddock AM NJ Ruddock AM 1991/92 A Willis NJ Ruddock AM NJ Ruddock AM 1992/93 W Fletcher NJ Ruddock AM NJ Ruddock AM 1993/94 W Fletcher KP Oakey NJ Ruddock AM 1994/95 W Fletcher/T Dwyer KP Oakey NJ Ruddock AM 1995/96 T Dwyer KP Oakey NJ Ruddock AM 1996/97 T Dwyer KP Oakley/PG.Scammell NJ Ruddock AM 1997/98 T Dwyer PG Scammell NJ Ruddock AM/MA Bruens 1998/99 T Dwyer PG Scammell/M Bell MA Bruens/R Barnes 1999/00 T Dwyer/T Mahoney M Bell R Barnes/J Langford 2000/01 T Mahoney M Bell/G Jablonski J Langford 2001/02 T Mahoney G Jablonski J Langford 2002/03 T Mahoney G Jablonski J Langford 2003/04 B Roe G Jablonski J Langford 2004/05 B Roe G Jablonski J Langford 2005/06 B Roe G Jablonski (to 28.10.05) J Langford 2006/07 B Roe S Foster 2007/08 B Roe S Foster 2008/09 B Roe S Foster 2009/10 B Roe S Foster 2010/11 B Roe S Foster 2011/12 B Roe S Foster 2012/13 B Roe S Foster 2013/14 B Roe/M Gunson S Foster/P Taranto

ATHLETICS TASMANIA ATHLETES OF THE YEAR 2013-2014 MEN Open Tristan Thomas (Sandy Bay) Masters Geoff Gibbons (TMA/Sandy Bay) Under 20 Ben Covington (Sandy Bay) Under 18 Deon Kenzie (North West) Under 16 Matthew Hosie (Eastern Suburbs) Under 14 Emerging Talent Simon Zinzovski (Sandy Bay) Sprints/Hurdles Tristan Thomas (Sandy Bay) Distance/Walks James Hansen (North Launceston) Jumps/Combined Events Jack Hale (Northern Suburbs) Throws Hamish Peacock (Eastern Suburbs) WOMEN Open Stephanie Stigwood (OVA Southern Saints) Masters Francesca Smith (TMA/Sandy Bay) Under 20 Danielle McConnell (Eastern Suburbs) Under 18 Samantha Lind (Eastern Suburbs) Under 16 Tahlia Hunt (OVA Southern Saints) Under 14 Emerging Talent Julia Direen (Eastern Suburbs) Sprints/Hurdles Samantha Lind (Eastern Suburbs) Distance/Walks Stephanie Stigwood (OVA Southern Saints Jumps/Combined Events Courtney Stanley (Western Suburbs) Throws Danielle McConnell (Eastern Suburbs)

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ATHLETES AND TEAMS PLACED IN AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2013 - 14

AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Deon Kenzie (T38) NWAC 800m (Para - Ambulant) Men 1 2.07.81 Deon Kenzie (T38) NWAC 1500m (Para - Ambulant) Men 1 4.15.56 Tristan Thomas SBHC 400m Hurdles Men 2 50.13 Hamish Peacock ESAC Javelin Throw Men 2 80.51m Huw Peacock ESAC Hammer Throw Men 3 63.08m

AUSTRALIAN OUT OF STADIUM CHAMPIONSHIPS

Stephanie Stigwood OVA 20km Race Walk Women 2 1:37.39 Biniyam Hagos ESAC 8km Mountain U20 Men 2 33:59 Jacob Birtwhistle WSAC 10km Road Running Open Men 3 30:04 David Thomas NHC 12km Cross Country Open Men 3 38:43

AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR AND AGE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Sam Alderson NHC Combined Event U18 Men 1 5866pts Russel Taib SBHC 400m U17 Men 1 49.44 Matthew Hosie ESAC Combined Event U17 Men 1 6060pts Emma Jago (T11) NWAC Para 100m U16 Women 1 16.62 Julia Direen ESAC Hammer Throw U14 Women 1 38.00m Kale Adams NWAC 3000m Steeplechase U20 Men 2 9.25.79 Mikayla Genge OVA Hammer Throw U20 Women 2 52.02m Biniyam Hagos ESAC 2000m Steeplechase U18 Men 2 6.09.87 Jack Hale NSAC Long Jump U17 Men 2 7.10m Getasew Ferguson NLAC 2000m Steeplechase U16 Men 2 6.19.66 Emma Jago (T11) NWAC Para 1500m U16 Women 2 7.38.31 Jacob Despard OVA 100m U20 Men 3 10.63 Samantha Lind ESAC 400m U20 Women 3 55.54 Louis Rose OVA 5000m Walk U18 Men 3 24.31.13 Getasew Ferguson NLAC 1500m U16 Men 3 4.15.28 Julia Direen ESAC Hammer Throw U15 Women 3 38.77m Julia Direen ESAC Shot Put U14 Women 3 10.70m

AUSTRALIAN ALL SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Kale Adams NWAC 3000m U18 Men 1 8.50.00 Kale Adams NWAC 2000m Steeplechase U18 Men 1 6.04.94 Emma Keleher ESAC Hammer Throw U16 Women 1 53.65m Jesse Usoalli ESAC 100m U18 Men 3 10.69 Jesse Usoalli ESAC 200m U18 Men 3 21.39 Hugh Nicklason ESAC 1500m U18 Men 3 4.02.07 Mitchell Walker OVA High Jump U18 Men 3 2.05m Emma Keleher ESAC Hammer Throw U18 Women 3 50.94m Jack Hale NSAC Long Jump U16 Men 3 6.77m Julia Direen ESAC Hammer Throw U14 Women 3 36.10m

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