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LITTLE ATHLETICS

HANDBOOK 2013 – 2014 Season

Family , Fun and Fitness

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YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS

SUMMER SEASON

CALENDAR 2013/2014

October Saturday 5th Regular Program

Saturday 12th Regular Program

Saturday 19th Club V Club day


November Friday 1st Twilight Program


Sunday 10th Box Hill LAC Relay Open Day

15th-17th Crystal Creek Camp U12-U15


Saturday 23rd Regular Program

December Sunday 1st Region Relays-Yarra Ranges Athletics Centre

6th-8th Crystal Creek Camp U10-U11


Friday 13th Twilight Program

Saturday 14th State Relays

Friday 20th Special Festive Twilight Program

January Saturday 11th Regular Program

Saturday 18th Centre Multi Event


February Saturday 1st&2nd State Multi

Saturday 8th Regular Program– RCH Relay Fundraiser

Saturday 15th Choose your own event day

Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 REGION TRACK & FIELD

March Saturday 1st Regular program


Saturday 15th Regular Progarm

Saturday 22nd PB Day – Choose own Event

Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 STATE TRACK & FIELD

April Saturday 12th Presentation Day

Notes

In the event of wet or inclement weather:

If a Program is cancelled it will be run the following week (sequence is always Program 1,2,3)

Sometimes if it is not possible to run the scheduled Program we may elect to run certain events.

Events held for each weekly Program are detailed in the next pages.

Program may be subject to changes.

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TRACK & FIELD

WEEKLY PROGRAMS 2013 / 2014 – YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS PROGRAM The Centre runs three programs usually rotated on a weekly basis. If a Program is cancelled it is run the

following week. Due to bad weather or track/ event conditions we may hold a meeting but on a modified

basis, we also run special event days. The original program will be run the following week. The sequence

is always Program 1, 2 & 3.

The Competition Director in conjunction with the Chief Starter, Coaches and President have the discretion

to alter the Program at any time, especially in situations where there may be safety concerns.

Note: Coach events are purely to teach the children –Coach events are not recorded and do not award

points.

PROGRAM NO: 1

Age 8:00 8:30 Event

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Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event

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U6 ON

TRACK

100M LONG JUMP SHOT PUT

U7

100M HIGH JUMP

COACH x 2 /

HIGH JUMP

DISCUS 200M x

2/300M

SHOT

PUT

U8 100M DISCUS 700M WALK

COACH /

WALK

300M/400M HIGH

JUMP

U9 SHOT

PUT

1100M WALK 100M LONG

JUMP

400M

U10 DISCUS 1100M WALK 100M TRIPLE

JUMP

400M

U11 Javelin 1500M

WALK

100M SHOT PUT 400M TRIPLE

JUMP

U12 Javelin 1500M

WALK

100M HIGH JUMP HIGH JUMP 400M

U13-

16

1500

walk

TRIPLE

JUMP

TRIPLE JUMP 100M DISCUS 400M

U/8 = 300M first 2 times then 400M U/7 = 200M first 2 times then 300M

Week 1 – U12 and Open 400M and 100M includes block start training.

WALK COACH = first 2 times then competition if the group is ready

HIGH JUMP COACH = first 2 times then competition if the group is ready

TRACK LAYOUT

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PROGRAM NO:2

Age 8:00 8:30 Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event

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Event

5

U6 ON TRACK LONG JUMP 100M/200M DISCUS

U7 DISCUS LONG JUMP 60M HUR-

DLES

200M 70M

U8 TRIPLE JUMP

COACH x 2 / TRI-

PLE JUMP

SHOT PUT 60M HUR-

DLES

200M 70M

U9 DISCUS JAVELIN

COACH

80M HUR-

DLES

200M HIGH

JUMP

U10 SHOT PUT 80M HUR-

DLES

1500M LONG

JUMP

200M

U11 LONG JUMP 80M HUR-

DLES 1500M DISCUS 200M

U12 Javelin 1500M 80M HUR-

DLES LONG

JUMP

SHOT

PUT

200M

U13-

16

Javelin 80/90/100m HUR-

DLES 1500M HIGH JUMP HIGH

JUMP

200M

U/6 = 100M first 2 times then 200M

TRIPLE JUMP COACH = first 2 times then competition if the group is ready

U/8 Javelin Coach only uses Vortex

PROGRAM NO: 3

Age 8:00 8:30 Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5

U6 ON

TRACK

70M SHOT PUT HURDLES

COACH

DISCUS

U7 SHOT PUT 70m LONG

JUMP

60M HUR-

DLES

100M

U8 LONG

JUMP

DISCUS 60M HUR-

DLES

70M JAVELIN

COACH vor-

tex

U9 TRIPLE

JUMP

800M 60M HUR-

DLES

SHOT PUT 70M

U10 HIGH

JUMP

60M HUR-

DLES

800M JAVELIN

COACH vor-

tex

70M

U11 Javelin 800M 60M HUR-

DLES HIGH

JUMP

HIGH JUMP 70M

U12 800M 60M HUR-

DLES TRIPLE

JUMP

DISCUS 70M

U13-

16

Javelin 300M

HURDLES SHOT PUT 800M LONG JUMP 100M

HURDLES COACH = first 2 times then competition if the group is ready

U/10 Javelin Coach uses Vortex, may use practice Javelins after Christmas

U/8 Javelin Coach only uses Vortex

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WELCOME

On behalf of the Yarra Ranges Athletics committee we welcome back all our returning

athletes and extend a warm welcome to all our new members to this 2013-2014 season.

Please make them welcome and show them the Yarra Ranges Athletics spirit that makes

us one of the best and friendliest clubs in Little Athletics and senior athletics.

Over the past few years our club has undergone a lot of changes, a brand new all weather

track, facilities upgrade, new clubrooms and the formation of a senior club.

All this would not be possible without the efforts, personal sacrifice, time and visionary

thinking of many members and past members of this club.

We can now offer an allweather track, excellent facilities, and a great team of coaches

covering nearly all events, all this available to junior and senior athletes.

This season is our second full year of senior Athletics, after a great first year we are all

set to grow and aim to hold some meetings at our facilities in the near future.

Parents, remember we need your help to run our events – it takes 86 parents to run a

competition day. Please offer your assistance to help setup, pack up and assist the age

group managers in running events. Should you wish to be more involved or have any

questions please contact the committee.

We are also part of the Inclusion program, and welcome athletes from different cultural

backgrounds and athletes with various skills and ability levels.

Please take time to read this handbook, inside it contains a calendar of events, committee

contacts, rules and regulations, records and results.

To all athletes, try your best, make new friends and most importantly – have FUN.

Darren Ford

President

Yarra Ranges Athletics

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Introduction to Coaching Course

Date Centre

Sunday 8th September Knox

Sunday 8th September Horsham

Sunday 15th September Ringwood

Sunday 15th September Geelong

Sunday 29th September Diamond Valley

Sunday 29th September Echuca-Moama

Sunday 27th October Williamstown

Sunday 27th October Albury

Sunday 3rd November Oakleigh

Sunday 3rd November Traralgon

Sunday 17th November Collingwood

Sunday17tNovember Cohuna

On Track Workshops

Date Centre

Sunday 15th September Whittlesea City

Sunday 22nd September` Lakeside Stadium

Sunday 20th October Geelong

Sunday 27th October Keilor

Clinics & Semeniars

Date Centre

21st SeptemberU11 Skills Clinic Nunawading

22nd SeptemberU11 Skills Clinic Lakeside

26th SeptemberU7-U10 McDonalds Clinic Bendigo

2nd OctoberU7-U10 McDonalds Clinic Collingwood

20th October Race Walking Judging Seminar Geelong

20th OctoberU9-U16 Race Walking Clinic Geelong

Starters Seminars

Date Centre

15th September Whittlesea City

22nd September Lakeside Stadium

13th October Ringwood

27th October Keilor

10th November Mentone

17th November Collingwood

Registration is through the online system www.lavic.com.au / Education & Training / Coaching / ITCC.

Registrations close on the Wednesday before each course.

Time: 8.45am – 5.00pm

Cost: $105.00 which includes Coaching handbook, Polo Top, Race Walking booklet, On Track CD,

Officials handbook & additional handouts.

Yarra Ranges Athletics mission is to support the Australian Little Athletics phi-

losophy “To develop children of all abilities by promoting positive attitudes and a

healthy lifestyle through family and community involvement in athletics activi-

ties.” With our recent upgrade to an all weather synthetic track the centre offers an

open and welcoming atmosphere to all, while offering the highest standard of fa-

cilities. With our recent acceptance into the “Inclusion: Game on” program

through the Shire of Yarra Ranges and the YMCA supporting our endeavours to

provide athletic opportunities for people with a disability and those from diverse

cultural backgrounds. The Centre is also expanding to offer a Seniors athletic club, offering even greater

opportunity for involvement for people aged five to ninety-nine.

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CENTRE COMMITTEE & NON COMMITTEE POSITIONS

President Darren Ford 0432911129 [email protected]

Vice President Brendan Dixon 0439735911 [email protected]

Secretary Mark Davidson [email protected]

Treasurer Jamie Strudley 0402233677 [email protected]

Registrar - LAV Kate Van Duuren 0408060328 [email protected]

Registrar – AV Susan Taylor 0407513774 [email protected]

Team Manager Kate Van Duuren 0408060328 [email protected]

Rob Van Duuren 0439430560 [email protected]

Assistant Team Managers

Justine Delaney

Ron Bollaart

Sam Pace

David Laven

Chief Coach Brendan Dixon – Running 0439735911 [email protected]

Coaches Graeme Woolridge - Throws 0411559192 ebedyn@bigpond

Susan Taylor - Walks 0407513774 [email protected]

Sophie Todorov - Jumps 0419238415 [email protected]

Jamie Strudley - Running 0402233677 [email protected]

Julianne Scealy - Hurdles/Jumps 0414372357

Equipment Dom DiGregorio 0417340560 [email protected]

Assistant Equipment David Laven

Cross Country Graeme Woolridge 0411559192 [email protected]

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Gerard Thrall

Chief Recorder Veronica Brown 97350835 [email protected]

Recorder Assistants Justine Dennehy

Leanne Peacock

EMR Delegate Rob Van Duuren 0439430359 [email protected]

Andrew Duncan

David Laven

EMR Comp Rep Susan Taylor 0407513774 [email protected]

Recruitment/Public relations

Sophie Todorov 0419238415 [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]




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General Committee Geoff Patterson 0400300718 [email protected]

David Laven 0408991053 [email protected]

Debbie Woods 0425791168 [email protected]

Jake Brown 0419527696 [email protected]

Tim Heenan

Uniforms Debbie Woods 0425791168 [email protected]

Kimm Noonan 0408917365 [email protected]

Webmaster Jake Brown 0419527696 [email protected]

Website Assistants Graeme Woolridge 0411559192 [email protected]

Erika Bedyn 0421885989 [email protected]

Public officer Jamie Strudley 0402233677 [email protected]

Handbook Jackie DeHaan 97521073 [email protected]

On Track Paige Sytema [email protected]

Canteen Managers Debbie Woods 0425791168 [email protected]

Laura DiGregorio 0409857735 [email protected]

First Aid Laura DiGregorio 0409857735 [email protected]

Inclusion - Game On Laura DiGregorio 0409857735 [email protected]

Chief Walk Judge Susan Taylor 0407513774 [email protected]

Announcer/Competition Day Director VACANT

Fundraising and Social coordinator VACANT

Cross country Photographer

Erika Bedyn 0421885989 [email protected]

Track and Field Photographer

Clyde Day

Committee meetings are held on the 3rd

Wednesday of the month. All welcome.






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MISSION STATEMENT

The Mission of Yarra Ranges Athletics is to support the Australian Little Athletics philosophy “To develop

children of all abilities by promoting positive attitudes and a healthy lifestyle through family and

community involvement in athletics activities.”

SPONSORS

Throughout this handbook you will notice advertisements from various businesses that support our Centre.

If you are in need of a product or service supplied by one of these businesses then please contact them.

Should you wish to advertise in the handbook or sponsor the Centre please contact our committee.

To provide feedback to these businesses please state you are from the Yarra Ranges Athletics when

talking to them

WEBSITES

We now have our own Centre web site www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au This site contains many features including up to date Notices, Event Information, Training, Results, Photos

Please make use of this site – it is there for your information and benefit

Other useful athletics sites are :-

Australian Little Athletics www.littleathletics.com.au Eastern Metropolitan Region Can be accessed via LAVIC website Little Athletics Victoria www.lavic.com.au

Athletics Victoria www.athsvic.org.au

GENERAL OVERVIEW

Little Athletics is divided into two seasons.

Track & Field (Summer season) running from October through to March

Cross Country (Winter season) running from April through to August

Track and Field

The Track & Field season comprises normal weekly competitions, Region and State Championships,

Relays, Multi Event and Open Days

Weekly Competition

Held on Saturday mornings or Friday nights

Please arrive on time for warm up – Events will start on time and are not rerun for late attendees.

Even better - Arrive earlier, introduce yourself, help setup, meet great people, make some friends.

SATURDAYS ARRIVE / SETUP 8.30 AM

WARM UPS & START 8.45 AM

Note : Javelin commences at 8.00 am for U11 upwards

THURSDAY/ FRIDAY ARRIVE / SETUP 4.45 PM

WARM UPS & START 5.00 PM

Note : Javelin commences at 4:30pm for U11 upwards

Please remember – we need parents to help setup, arrive on time and assist and events will start on

time.

Competition is only delayed when there has not been enough assistance to setup.

http://www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au/

http://www.littleathletics.com.au/

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

http://www.athsvic.org.au/

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Region & State Championships

These Championships are open for children in the U9 to U15 age groups.

They are held over a weekend and we encourage athletes to attend Regions.

Those athletes who qualify are then eligible to progress to State Championships

Relays

Region and State Championships are held for Relays for U9 to U15 age groups

Relays are a fun, team oriented event and we encourage all children to participate.

Box Hill LAC traditionally holds an Open Day for Relays.

Region Relays will be held at Yarra Ranges Athletics Centre, December 2013.

Multi Event

The Multi-Event will consist of between five and eight separate disciplines. This is similar to the

Decathalon and Heptathalon.

We hold a Multi-Event Day usually a week or two prior to State Multi Championships.

All competing athletes will receive a certificate. The first three places in each age group will be awarded

centre medals.

The State competition is open to all registered U/9-U/16 athletes, there is no regional qualifying event.

The State Competition will be held at Bendigo in February this season.

Events contested are:

Boys U/9-U/13: 100m; 800m; 80mH; Long Jump and Discus

Boys U/14: 100m,800m; 90mH; Long Jump Discus and High Jump

Boys U/15: 100m; 800m; 100mH; Long Jump; Discus; High Jump and Javelin

Boys U/16: 100m; 800m; 100mH; Long Jump; Discus; High Jump; Javelin and Shot Put

Girls U/9-U/13: 100m; 800m; 80mH, Long Jump and Shot Put

Girls U/14: 200m; 800m; 90mH;Long Jump; Shot Put and High Jump

Girls U/15-U/16: 200m; 800m; 90mH; Long Jump; Shot Put; High Jump and Javelin

Open Days

Some Little Athletic Centres hold Open Days at various stages throughout the season.

Pre-entry is required to these Open Days. Details are available from our Website or from your

Club Table. We have listed a lot of these Open Days in the Event Calendar.

Open Days are usually available for all age groups and are a great opportunity to compete against

athletes from other Centres. Medals are usually awarded.

Cross Country

The Cross Country season comprises Saturday morning competitions at a range of local venues. LAV and

other centres also run Regions, State Championships and Open Days

Weekly Competition

Held on Saturday mornings

Venues – Morrison Reserve - 118 C9,

Lilydale Lake - 38 G7,

Margaret Lewis Reserve - 281 B10

SATURDAYS WARM UP 8.45 AM

START 9.00 AM

Note The Cross Country timetable is not available in this Handbook

Dates and venues for Region and State Championships not yet confirmed.

Timetables for Cross Country are available towards the end of the Track & Field season

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TRAINING

General training for all athletes is held at Morrison Reserve.

Qualified Coaches are in attendance.

Training sessions for most events are held on regular weekday evenings.

Speak to the coaches or contact a committee member for the program.

Refer to Web Site and / or Newsletters for details

COACHING CAMPS

2 Coaching Camps are held each year by the Eastern Metropolitan Region at the Crystal Creek

Camp.

YRA traditionally has a high attendance at these camps

The camps are for U12 to U15 & U10 to U11

Refer to Calendar for dates.

Detailed information is available at the back of this Handbook

PLEASE NOTE:

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE YOUR CHILDREN AT ANY OF OUR COMPETITION

MEETINGS OR TRAINING SESSIONS UNATTENDED – PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT A

“BABYSITTING” SERVICE

No responsibility will be taken for children left at a Competition Meeting or Training

Session without their parents. Please don’t place our members in this position.

LITTLE ATHLETICS SUN SMART MEASURES

Little Athletics Victoria has a policy of promoting sun smart

measures at all Little Athletic events for athletes and spectators.

Take hats, drink bottles and sunscreen to events.

Smoking is not allowed at the Athletics Track.

In the interest of children’s health, adults are asked to smoke in the back of the

carpark well away from the track.

CLUBS There are 4 Clubs at Yarra Ranges Athletics.

Athletes are allocated a club when they join. Clubs are a legacy of the original 4 clubs in the Lilydale area

that merged to form YRA.

A Club V Club Day is held in late October. A Perpetual Trophy is awarded to the winning Club on the day

Please visit the Registrar’s table/Information table when you arrive each morning (or evening) and check in

for any Newsletters, Certificates, Entry Forms for Regions, Open Days etc.

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Note: The wearing of the correct uniform is compulsory. Everybody is required to wear club colours.

T Shirts can be purchased with printed logos from the Centre.

The four Clubs and their respective Uniforms are listed below:-

COMETS JAGUARS Yellow T-Shirt Dark Green T-Shirt

MUSTANGS REDBACKS

Royal Blue T-Shirt Red T-shirt

NAVY BLUE SHORTS FOR ALL CLUBS

REGISTRATION PATCHES MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES

WHAT TO WEAR AND WHEN?

Normal Centre Competitions

Club Uniform plus Registration Patch . Registration patch is important as it identifies your child’s age group.

Open Days at other Centres

Club Uniform or Yarra Ranges Athletics Uniform (Registration Patch may be required)

Region, State or Multi Event Championships

Yarra Ranges Athletics Uniform (Registration Patch may be required)

Uniform code at these Events is very strict.

Incorrect uniform will lead to disqualification – Always check the entry form or website for rules.

Competition uniform consists of:-

Yarra Ranges Athletics Singlet or Crop Top

Navy Shorts or Knicks (no advertising logos or emblems are permitted and no pockets)

Runners

U/12 and upwards may wear spikes in laned events (Starting blocks must be used if wearing spikes.)

If you’re not sure – just ask somebody – don’t wait until you get there and find out you have the incorrect

Uniform

Singlets may be purchased at the start of the season or hired on the day

Footwear is required for all athletes at all events.

The wearing of foot wear with blades or cleats constructed of hard plastic or metal will not be permitted.

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The wearing of spike shoes with one or more permanent spikes will be permitted as listed below.

Age Groups Track Events Field Events Relays

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U/6-U/10 No spike shoes allowed No spike shoes allowed No spike shoes allowed

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U/11 No spike shoes allowed High Jump & Javelin Only No spike shoes allowed

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U/12-U/13 All lane events All Jump events & Javelin All events

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U/14-U/16 All events except walks All Jump events & Javelin All events

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All spike shoes must be worn with all holes filled with a complete set of spikes with no more than two

blanks/slugs installed.

The length of the spike must not exceed 7mm except for specialist high jump and Javelin footwear which

may not exceed 9mm. This footwear may only be worn for High Jump and Javelin.

Only spike designs known as Conical or Pyramid will be permitted. Please note - conical are the best spike

design for our venue.

Spike shoes must only be worn within the Arena or at the field event venue while the athlete is competing.

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PARENTS’ RESPONSIBILITIES

Little Athletics is great fun for the children; but it needs the help of parents as well.

To ensure that the program is run correctly, starts on time, and maintains a safe environment, parents are

required to act as Officials and Helpers.

Participation is essential. Without extensive involvement from parents and other volunteers there

would be no Yarra Ranges Athletics. By signing the Register of Ordinary Members you have become

members of our Centre and of Little Athletics Victoria.

On competition days:-

Arrive at 8.30am on Saturdays or 4.30pm on Fridays (Events will not be delayed)

Ensure your child / children are wearing the correct Uniform including their Registration Patch

Ensure your child / children have a drink, sunscreen and a hat and appropriate footwear.

Visit your Club Table / Leader for Tickets (Results) from previous week, Newsletters etc

Congregate in front of the Club Tents until called to your Event

Uphold the Code of Ethics

To encourage children to respect Officials, Helpers, Coaches and other Athletes

Help by filling roles such as Starters, Timers, Recorders, Rakers, Measurers, Marshalls, Spikers, Retrievers, Coaches, On Track Coordinators and Event Managers.

Remember PARENTS are responsible for their children

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Presidents Report 2012-2013

Such an eventful year.

A new Name.

A new Constitution.

A new Track.

A new Club format with the introduction of Seniors and Affiliation with both LAVic and Athletics Victoria.

In September we were finally able to access our wonderful new athletics facility and we did it with a bang.

Our Opening day was well attended by athletes and their families as well as local dignitaries and was

brought together by the fantastic efforts of Brendan, Laura, Jamie, Dom and Sophie.

Next season we will also have the benefit of a new pavilion and further works around the venue.

This upgrade to the facility is due in no small part to the tireless work and dedication of Brendan Dixon. He

has continued to lobby for the money to build this great facility. I have seen him refuse to give in at the

many meetings and briefings we have attended over recent years. Brendan continues to seek more funding

so we can continue to develop the Yarra Ranges Regional Athletics Facility at Morrison Reserve for

athletes of all ages and abilities.

Our season started in October and other than a few minor changes to the program to allow for a new venue

layout the weekly competitions went well. We did not have to cancel any days due to bad weather. We only

needed to make slight adjustments to the program.

Numbers were well up on past years and attendance at training has been impressive. It is really great to

have lights so that training does not have to end so early.

During this summer season as a club we were involved in two fun fundraising days for outside organisa-

tions.

The first of these was PINKLETICS in November which was a fundraiser for the McGrath Foundation.

Everyone got into the spirit and came decked out in PINK. Prizes to the best dressed and winners of the

raffle.

The second event was RELAYATHON in February.

This day raises funds for the Royal Childrens Hospital (LAVic's nominated charity)

Relayathon was revived by LAVic this year after a break of many years

Our centre kept the baton going around in lane 1 for three hours.

All age groups were scheduled to participate.

Final distance was 122 Laps or 48.8km.

A great effort on both of these special days by everybody

We also started competing in the senior competition held by Athletics Victoria. Although small in

comparison to other very well established clubs, our athletes certainly left their mark on the competition.

Very pleasing was the selection of 5 of our athletes into Victorian Teams for National Championships (you

can read all about that in the seniors report).Well done Lucas, Jack, Riley, Aiden and Molly.

We also had 3 junior athletes selected in the Victorian Primary Schools Team to compete at the National

Championships in Adelaide. Well done Georgia, Nathan and Lateisha.

Once again our centre has had representatives at all State Championship events.

In December we went to Lakeside for Relays and Multi Event.

Top results were:

Relays – U15 Boys Medley Gold, U14 Girls Medley Silver, U11 Boys Medley 4th.

Multi Event - Georgia Laven Silver, Stephanie Durant 7th

, Harrison Van Duuren 8th.

In March we headed to Bendigo for the Track and Field Championships. Once again our athletes performed

very well with medals to:

Ryan Patterson – 400m Gold, 800m Gold, 1500m Gold, including a VBP

Georgia Laven – 400m Gold, 800m Gold, including a VBP

Brayden Woolridge – Shot Put Gold, Discus Gold

Lily Peacock – 800m Bronze

Molly Dixon – Javelin Bronze

Aiden Pace – 400m Bronze

Into the winter season as a centre we again tasted success at both the Road Relay and Cross Country

Championships.

The Road Relays were held in May at Sandown Race Course. Our U11 Girls took home Gold and Our U13

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Boys won Silver.

State Cross Country was on in July and was again run at Lardner Park near Drouin.

Top Individual Results were:

Ryan Patterson Gold, Georgia Laven Gold, Madeline Laven 4th

, James Laven 6th

, Zachariah Clarke 8th

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Amy Veenendaal 10th

, Tess Patterson 10th

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Team Medals went to U9 Girls Silver and U12 Girls Bronze.

The Junior Development Squad (JDS) is run by LAVic for athletes in the U12 -U16 groups who meet the

qualifying standards. This year we were represented by Molly, Lateisha, James, Lee and Emily. We had

athletes at every session as well as attend the live in summer camp. Check your results against the

qualifying standards available on the LAVic website to see if you can join this training squad. Our Coaches

Brendan and Julianne were also part of JDS.

For those who don't qualify for the JDS, there is still the opportunity for further training at the EMR

coaching camp held every year at Crystal Creek near Alexandra. Many of our athletes attend this every

year and always report back on how much fun they have had.

Our centre was also represented at most of the clinics held throughout the season by LAVic. These clinics

for the athletes and courses for the parents are a great way to make new friends as you learn a few more

skills. Keep your eyes open for more in the new season.

A sports club does not run without the work of many volunteers. Firstly there are those on the committee

who do all of the behind the scenes administrative work so that competition can be held each week –

thanks to Brendan, Shannyn, Darren, Jamie, Dave, Rob, Jackie, Andrew, Grant, Dom, Laura, Deb, Sophie,

Geoff, Graeme, Veronica, Jake, Tim.

We also have those parents who help every week around the venue. Thank you, without your help raking,

measuring and recording our kids would not have a sporting event to attend.

At presentation night we thanked those family members who have put in a huge amount of work over a

number of seasons by awarding them a Distinguished Service Award – Congratulations and Thanks to

Clyde Day, Jackie deHaan, Andrew Duncan, Kimm Noonan, Grant Salomon, Paige Sytema, Rob

VanDuuren and Graeme Woolridge.

Finally, each season we farewell our graduating athletes. We hope that now we have senior teams

competing we will still see them around the club.

Farewell from Little Athletics to -

Indiana Beck, Stephanie Bollaart, Charlotte Bystersky, Hayley Coleman, Jordan Gallucci, Aiden Pace,

Ryan Patterson, Ayelen Snow Aguilera, Ellie Trezise, Ella VanDeVelde and Charles Warren.

I look forward to seeing you all around the club next season.

Susan Taylor

President

Yarra Ranges Athletics

2012-2013

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Photography Policy Registered Yarra Ranges Athletes and their families and athletes who register to compete at Yarra Ranges

Athletics events and competitions (and their families) are automatically covered by this policy when

competing at Yarra Ranges Athletics events (including training). The submission of athlete

registration forms includes the athlete(s) and their families acceptance that they may be recorded and/or

photographed in accordance with this policy, specifically for “legitimate interest”. As such permission

from registered athletes and their families to be photographed (whether intentionallyor not) is not required

or sought.

If athletes or families ( or specific family members) do not want to be recorded or photographed whilst

attending Yarra Ranges Athletics events or competitions, an adult member of the family ( or carer) must

notify event officials ( either when registering or prior to the start of a competition) and provide details as

to what athletes/families are not to be recorded/photographed . A brief summary of the reason(s) for not

wanting to be recorded/photographed is required for Centre records and to ensure officials and

photographers take that into account during the actual competition.

Athletes who are not to be recorded/photographed will be identified by the addition of a label on their

competition patch / apparel. This label is to be displayed at all times and events that they are not to be

recorded/photographed in.

Due to the nature of athletics events Yarra Ranges athletics will take steps to prevent the athlete, person

from being photographed , but cannot guarantee and will not be responsible should the athlete / person be

captured on a photograph.

REMEMBER CENTRE WEEKLY COMPETITIONS

WEAR YOUR CLUB T-SHIRT

PURCHASE A CLUB T-SHIRT FROM THE CENTRE

(Club T-Shirts are compulsory)

Redbacks, Mustangs, Comets or Jaguars

NAVY BLUE SHORTS, SUITABLE RUNNERS

“REGISTRATION PATCH”

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COMPETITION REGULATIONS

The Competition Regulations for the conduct of all Little Athletics Victoria Championships (August 1998)

will be used as a guide for the Centre competition. The instructions to Officials, printed in this Handbook,

will be adhered to where practical for normal competition and will be enforced during Centre

Championships. Any variations made will be due to the age and skill level of the children, time restraints

or lack of Officials.

GENERAL RULES

1. Yarra Ranges Athletics accepts registrations from boys and girls in the age groups of under 6 to

under 16. Ages as at 1st October determine the child’s applicable age group. For example, if you

are 8 on the 1st October you compete in the under 9’s. Children attaining the age of 5 during the

season may register after their 5th birthday.

2. All athletes must be registered with the Centre.

3. Children must wear the approved Club uniform with the current LAV age Registration Patch

attached to the front.

4. Suitable footwear must be worn for all events.

5. Under 12 to under 16 athletes may wear spikes in laned track events and jumps. Spikes should

only be worn during an event.

6. Crouch starts must be used by all athletes from Under 12 upwards in all events up to and

including the 400m, except where it’s physically or medically impossible.

7. Only Officials and competitors are permitted within the arena. The track must be crossed at

designated areas only.

8. All parents, official and athletes are to abide by the LAVic Codes of Behaviour.

9. Little Athletics is a smart play, smoke free and alcohol free environment.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICIALS

The following pages outline a general set of rules and instructions for Officials at each event.

These are not a full set of Rules & Regulations, and are subject to change without notice.

(A full set of Rules & Regulations are available on the Australian Athletics web site

www.littleathletics.com.au)

It is very useful for all parents and athletes to read the following guidelines

They are in an easy to read format and will help you enormously in the understanding of athletics

A clearer understanding of the rules, in any sport or discipline, generally leads to greater enjoyment.

Remember if you don’t understand something ask one of our Coaches or Chief Officials.

TIMEKEEPER FUNCTION

To measure the elapsed time between the start and finish of an event.

DEFINITIONS

Start: The first sign of smoke from the Starter’s gun, or visual signal. Finish: When any part of the runner’s torso crosses the plane of the finish line.

Torso: That part of the body between armpits to hips, not including the head, neck, arms and legs.

PREPARATION

Get a watch and have a few practices starting, stopping and resetting it. Clarify which race and what place

you will be timing - and be alert.

POINTS TO WATCH

1. Hold the watch between the thumb and forefinger with forefinger on the button.

2. The watch must always be held still. You should eliminate all waste motion.

3. With about 30 metres of the race still to run note the athlete you are timing and prepare to stop the

watch. Do not anticipate the finish.

4. Always look at your watch prior to starting.

5. Remember to reset watch to zero should a false start occur.

6. Never reset your watch prior to agreement being reached with either the Chief Timekeeper or with

other Timekeepers.

RUNNING WATCH

When timing distance or race walking events it is not necessary or practical to time each runner with an

individual watch but it is required that 2 - 3 Timekeepers be used for recording of first place. One

timekeeper may use two watches (when 3 watches are being used) and as the winner finishes, one watch is

stopped for an accurate measurement of first place. The second watch is kept running and as each other

runner crosses the line; times are called by the Timekeeper and recorded by a person standing with the

Timekeeper. If 3 watches are on first place, the middle time is accepted as the correct time. If 2 watches

are used, the slower time is accepted.

PRINTOUT STOPWATCH

Where a printout stopwatch is used it is required to have two standard type stopwatches recording first

place in case of a record.

DUTIES OF A CHIEF TIMEKEEPER

Ensure that Timekeepers are placed in such a position that they:

1. Know what place they are to time

2. Are in line with the finish line;

3. Have a good view of all lanes; and

4. Have a clear view of the starter.

The above can be achieved by the use of an elevated stand at least 5 metres from the track.

Place Judges are responsible for deciding places in a race - not Timekeepers.

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LONG JUMP

EQUIPMENT

1. Take off mat or sand U6 - U8 Size : 1.22m x 1.00m U9 - U11 Size : 1.22m x 0.50m

2. Take of board or mat U12 - U16 Size : 1.22m x 0.20m

3. Measuring Tape (20 metres)

4. Rake, broom, shovel, hand brush and spike

5. Place tickets and recording sheet

6. Chalk or indicator markers and Measuring Tape for run-up.

PREPARATION FOR EVENT

1. Ensure sand pit is level with run-up.

2. Sand may need to be dampened if it is dry.

3. Indicator markers shall be distributed to all competitors to mark run-ups.

Sweep run ups and take off area.

3. The front edge of the take-off mat should not be less than

U6 - U11 50cm from the front edge of the pit.

U12-U16 100cm from the front edge of the pit.

BASIC RULES

1. Each athlete is allowed a maximum of 3 trials

2. To be a valid jump the athlete:

(a) Must take-off from one foot

(b) Must place take-off foot on or behind the board/mat. If any part of foot is over the front

edge of board/mat then it is a no jump.

3. No markers may be placed on runway but may be placed alongside runway.

4. No markers in landing area of sand pit.

5. If in running up to take-off an athlete passes the edge of the mat furthest from landing pit, it shall

be called a trial even if the jump is not complete.

6. The run-up may not exceed 40 metres.

7. If after completing the jump an athlete walks back through the landing area towards the jump area

it is a “no jump”.

8. In the course of landing an athlete must not touch the ground outside the landing area nearer to the

take-off point than the nearest break (imprint) in the landing area.

9.

MEASURING THE JUMP

1. Official selects break (imprint) made in sand by foot, hand, etc, which is closest to imprint made

in take-off mat by take-off foot. This point in the pit is marked by spike, the zero end of tape is

held at the spike.

2. The tape is straightened so it lies over and in contact with imprint made by take-off foot on the

take-off mat. The tape is drawn tight and the distance is measured to the nearest cm below

distance jumped. The athlete can baulk at the jump before reaching take off mat.

For U12 - 16 athletes using a take-off board/mat the measurement must be perpendicular to the

take-off line or its extension (i.e. straight back from the imprint in the sand). For U12 – 16 athletes

measurement is taken from the front of the board irrespective of where the athlete jumps from.

3. The competitor who has the longest measured distance from all jumps recorded is the winner. In

the event of a tie then a decision is made on the next best jump recorded. 4. If the athlete takes off before the take-off mat or board, then the jump shall be measured from the

imprint in the sand to the centre back edge of the take-off mat or the front edge of the take-off

board.

OFFICIALS REQUIRED

1. Two Officials at the take-off area to watch for foul jumps and recording measurements.

2. Two Officials at side of pit to measure the jump, rake & leveling sand in pit.

3. One Official for recording the jump.

RECORDING

The best performance for each competitor should be circled or highlighted to simplify placings. The winner

is decided by the longest jump. If a tie occurs then their 2nd best jump is taken into consideration.

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TRIPLE JUMP

EQUIPMENT

1. Take off mat or sand U8 Size : 1.22m x 1.00m U9 - U11 Size : 1.22m x 0.50m

2. Take of board or mat U12 - U16 Size : 1.22m x 0.20m

3. Measuring Tape (20 metres)

4. Rake, broom, shovel, hand brush and spike

5. Place tickets and recording sheet

6. Chalk or indicator markers and Measuring Tape for run-up.

PREPARATION FOR EVENT

1. Ensure sand pit is level with run-up.

2. Sand may need to be dampened if it is dry.

3. Indicator markers shall be distributed to all competitors to mark run-ups. Sweep run ups and take

off area.

4. Takes off 4m/5m/6m/7m/8m/9m/11m/13m (no 10 or 12m) BASIC RULES

1. Each athlete is allowed a maximum of 3 trials.

2. Definition of Triple Jump, consisting of 3 distinct sections

(a). A Hop: Athlete takes off and lands on the same foot as that from which they have

taken off.

(b). A Step: Athlete lands on the other foot (to that used on the hop).

(c). A Jump: Athlete jumps from one foot and lands on one or both feet in the sand pit.

3. A foul jump is recorded if:

(a) Any part of the athlete’s take-off foot protrudes over the front line, or side edge of the

take-off mat or board.

(b) After completing a jump the athlete walks back through the pit.

(c) In course of landing the athlete touches the ground outside the landing area nearer to the take-off

point than the nearest break in the landing area made by the jump.

N.B. The trailing leg may make contact with the runway during the jump. 4. No markers may be placed on runway but may be placed alongside runway.

5. No markers in landing area of sand pit.

6. If in running up to take-off an athlete passes the edge of the mat furthest from landing pit, it shall

be called a trial even if the jump is not complete.

7. The run-up may not exceed 40 metres.

8. In the event an athlete should land in the pit on their step they should be allowed another trial

after the position of the take-off mat is altered.

9. To be a valid jump the athlete must land in the pit.

MEASURING, RECORDING & OFFICIALS REQUIRED

Please refer to the Long Jump to see how to measure, record and how many officials are required to run the

triple jump

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HIGH JUMP

EQUIPMENT

1. 2 x High jump stands

2. Cross bar (circular in cross section)

3. Measuring stick or tape

4. Landing bags (minimum of 60cm thick)

BEFORE COMPETITION

1. The Chief judge shall ensure that all aspects of the landing area and run up are safe.

2. Ensure that the platforms supporting the cross bar are facing the opposite upright.

3. Allow competitors a practice jump(s) to check their run up

4. Set the bar at the correct starting height, measurement shall be checked with the measuring stick

perpendicular to the ground of the lowest point of the cross bar and the top of the bar, that is,

“middle of bar”. Measure outer edges higher so middle of bar is the correct height.

5. Check that there is a clearance of at least 10cm between the uprights and the main landing mat and

landing bags to avoid displacement of the crossbar.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. The bar should be raised in 5cm increments until there are 6 competitors or less, then in

increments of 2cm.

2. The final competitor may continue to jump, at height increments agreed upon by Chief Official

3. An athlete may commence jumping at any height above the starting height. 3 consecutive failures

regardless of the height disqualify the athlete.

4. An athlete may pass on their second or third trial at a particular height (after failing first or second

time) and still jump at a subsequent height.

5. Passing a height is allowable, but three successive failures regardless of height disqualify the

athlete.

6. An athlete may approach the bar from any angle.

7. Diving over the bar is not recommended. Taking off on two feet is not recommended.

8. If the bar falls after an athlete has landed and left the mat it MAY be considered a failure. It is the

decision of the judge if the bar fell because it was touched by the athlete. 9. If an athlete touches the ground or equipment beyond the plane of the uprights and fails to

complete a successful jump, it is considered a failure. At the discretion of the Chief Official, an

athlete has 60 seconds to complete a jump. If an athlete does not complete a jump in the

prescribed time frame, it shall be considered a failure. An athlete may have an unlimited number

of baulks in the prescribed time frame.

RECORDING

1. A tick indicates the bar has been cleared

2. X indicates a failure 3. - indicates did not jump or a pass

DETERMINING THE RESULTS

1. The athlete who jumps the greatest height is the winner.

2. If there is a tie:-

(a) The athlete with the lowest number of jumps at the height at which the tie occurs shall be

awarded the higher place. (b) If the tie still remains, the athlete with the lowest total of failures throughout the

competition up to and including the height last cleared shall be awarded the higher place.

If the tie still remains :-

(a) If it concerns first place, the competitors tying shall have one more jump at the height at

which they failed, and if no decision is reached the bar shall be lowered or raised to the

heights which shall be announced by the Chief Official of the event; they shall then

attempt one jump at each height until the tie is decided

(b) If the tie concerns any other place the competitors shall be awarded equal place in the

competition.

OFFICIALS REQUIRED

1. Two officials to return the cross bar to the uprights

2. One official to judge the jump

3. One official to record

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SAFETY

The uprights may be moved during the competition only if the Chief Official in consultation with the

Arena Manager/Referee considers that the take-off or landing ground has become unsuitable or dangerous.

The uprights may then be moved to finish off the round. The landing area should be maintained in a safe

condition. If a number of small bags are used then it should be ensured that there are no gaps.

SUGGESTED STARTING HEIGHTS

AGE BOYS GIRLS AGE BOYS GIRLS

U7 .60m .55m U12 1.05m 1.00m

U8 .70m .65m U13 1.10m 1.05m

U9 .80m .75m U14 1.15m 1.10m

U10 .90m .85m U15&16 1.20m 1.15m

U11 1.00m .95m

RACE WALKING

The Walk will be available for U8’s and up

U8 700m

U9 & U10 1100m

U11 and up 1500m

The basic Rules pertaining to Race Walking are as follows :-

1. Part of one foot must always be in contact with the ground.

2. The front leg must be straight (at the knee) at the point of

contact with the ground, and remain straight until vertically

below the torso (at which point the knee may then start to bend)

Hint: Pulling toes up towards the sky will help the forward leg to straighten better!

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SHOT PUT

The shot is ‘put’ from a circle into a sector of 35’. The inside diameter of the circle is 2.135m. All lines

used to mark the circle and sector are 5cm wide

A stop board 1.22m long, 100mm high and 114mm wide may be used.

WEIGHTS

1 kg U6 - U7 Girls & Boys 1.5 kg U8 Girls & Boys 2 kg U9 - U12 Girls

U9 - U11 Boys

3 kg U13 - U16 Girls U12 - U13 Boys

4 kg U14 – U16 Boys

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Each athlete is entitled to 3 trials.

2. The put must be commenced from a stationary position.

3. The competitor may enter the circle from any direction but must leave from the rear half of the

circle 4. The athlete must not leave the circle until the shot has landed. 5. The athlete must not touch the top of the circle or stop board, or the ground outside the circle

during the trial with any part of their body. They may touch the inside edge of the stop board.

6. The shot must land so that the point of impact is within the inner edges of the lines marking the

sector.

7. The shot shall be PUT from the shoulder with one hand only. At the start of the trial the Shot

shall touch the jaw line, close to the ear and shall not be dropped below this position during the

action of putting. 8. The shot must not be brought from behind the line of the shoulders.

MEASURING

1. The official selects the edge of the imprint mark made by the Shot closet to the ring when landing.

2. The tape is drawn tight and back through the centre of the circle.

3. The distance is measured at the point where the tape crosses the inner edge of the ring.

4. Each measurement is to the nearest cm below the distance putted.

5. Ties are broken by referring to the next best throw.

OFFICIALS REQUIRED

1. Two officials at throwing circle, watch for foul throws, recording measurements and pulling tape

through centre of the circle.

2. One official at side of sector to find and mark point of impact and return Shot to the circle

RECORDING

1. Each legal Put is recorded for every competitor.

2. The best Put for each is circled and the furthest Put is the winner.

3. In the event of a tie then their next best Put is taken into consideration.

SAFETY

1. Everyone should stand behind the Putter and the sector should be clear.

2. The Shot should be CARRIED back to the circle- never thrown.

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DISCUS

The discus is thrown from a circle into a sector of 35’. The inside diameter of the circle is 2.50m. All lines

used to mark the circle and sector are 5cm wide.

WEIGHTS

350 gm U6 - U8 Girls & Boys

500 gm U9 - U10 Girls & Boys

750 gm U11 - U13 Girls

U11 - U12 Boys

1 kg U14 - U16 Girls

U13 - U16 Boys

INSTRUCTIONS

All rules from Shot Put apply.

MEASUREMENT

All measurement methods as per the Shot Put apply, but if the discus hits the cage but still lands within the

sector, then it is a measurable throw.

OFFICIALS REQUIRED

As per Shot Put.

RECORDING

As per Shot Put

SAFETY

1. Everyone should stand behind the thrower and the safety cage and the sector should be clear. 2. The Discus should be CARRIED back to the circle - never thrown 3. No one should stand on the right side of a right handed thrower attempting to turn and vice-versa.

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HURDLES

60 METRE HURDLES U/7 – U/12 B & G

Flights in each lane: 6 Start to first flight: 12m

Between each flight: 7m Marks on track: Pink

Last flight to finish: 13m


Flights in each lane: 9 Start to first flight: 12m U/14G Between each flight: 7m Marks on track: Black

Last flight to finish: 12m

90 METRE HURDLES U/14 B & U15- U16 G


Between each flight: 8m Marks on track: White

Last flight to finish: 10.5 m

100 METRE HURDLES U/15 & U16 B


Between each flight: 8.5 m Marks on track: Yellow

Last flight to finish: 10.5 m


Flights in each lane: 7 Start to first flight: 50 m

Between each flight: 35 m Last flight to finish: 40 m

HEIGHT OF HURDLES

U 7 - U 9 45cm lowest height of hurdle

U 10 - U 11 60cm

U12 & 300 MH 68cm

U 13 - U 16 76cm highest height of hurdle

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JAVELIN

A Javelin is a form of spear and as such is a lethal weapon, which can be deflected by gusts of wind.

Officials in the field must watch carefully because as the Javelin comes toward them it may appear to

be a smaller object than it is.

IMPLEMENT WEIGHTS

400G U/11 - U/12 Boys

U/11 - U/14 Girls

500G U15 – U16 Girls

600G U/13 - U/15 Boys

700G U16 Boys

INSTRUCTIONS

Each athlete is entitled to three trials.

To be a valid throw:

1. The Javelin must be held at the grip. It should be thrown over the shoulder or upper part of the

throwing arm, and must never be slung or hurled. Non-orthodox styles are not permitted.

2. At no time during the throw, until the Javelin has been discharged into the air, may the competitor

turn completely around, so that their back is toward the throwing arc.

3. For a valid throw the tip of the Javelin must fall within the inner edges of the landing sector.

4. A throw shall be valid only if the tip of the metal head strikes the ground before any other part of

the Javelin. The Javelin does not have to stick in, but marking is easier if it does. When a Javelin

descends at a very low angle with the ground it may bounce shortly before producing what looked

likely to be a fair landing. This must be carefully watched to see if the point impacts first. 5. The competitor must not leave the runway until the implement has touched the ground. When

leaving the runway the first contact with the parallel lines or the ground outside the runway must

be completely behind the white lines of the arc at right angles to the parallel lines.

6. The athlete may, during the course of each trial, stop and place the Javelin down inside or outside

the runway, leave the runway, then return to begin a fresh trial, providing that occurs only once in

any one trial and that no other infringement has occurred.

METHOD OF MEASUREMENT

1. The measurement of each throw shall be made from where the tip of the metal head first strikes

the ground to the inside edge of the arc along a line from the point of landing to the centre of the

circle of which the arc is part.

2. The tape must be straightened and pulled tight.

3. The distance is measured at the point where the tape crosses the inner edge of the arc.

4. Each measurement is to the nearest whole cm below the distance thrown unless the reading is a

whole cm.

SAFETY

Everyone should stand behind the thrower and the sector should be clear. The Javelin should be carried

back, never thrown.

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ON TRACK

On Track is a program formulated for U/6 and U/7 to assist in the development of skills and co-ordination.

Our Centre aims to provide a very caring, friendly environment in which children can participate in

athletics. We hope they enjoy their involvement, make new friends and improve their skills so that they

may develop a life long love of sport through participation in Little Athletics.

This season we are continuing to combine normal competition with our On Track program. Little Athletics

Victoria has designed the On Track program to provide all children with increased instruction, practice

opportunities and motivation. Children will be placed in groups and participate in a range of skills working

through a sequential program designed to encourage participation and move through various stages

appropriate for their ability level.

We are asking parents to ensure children are prepared for the season by providing hats and drink bottles

and making sure their children come in appropriate dress. We look forward to seeing you at the Centre

each week and we invite you to participate in the sessions in support of your child.

ACHIEVEMENT LEVELS

Children competing at Little Athletics are encouraged to compete in ALL events.

Yarra Ranges Athletics has a set of Achievement Level Awards designed to reward children for attaining a

certain performance standard across a range of events. All children automatically compete for

Achievement awards.

The overall aim of this system is to encourage children to take part in all events, and to spread recognition

for achievement over a very large majority of children competing in the Centre.

There are various levels catering for all ability levels.

The five levels are : White

Green

Red

Blue

Gold

The following Tables set out the target times and distances for each age group, colour level and event.

Boys and Girls operate under different Tables.

Certificates are awarded at the end of the season based on the Achievement Level attained.

It is necessary to attain a performance standard in a minimum number of events for a particular level to be

eligible for an award.

For example, U8 Girls are required to reach the standard in a minimum number of 5 events for a particular

colour level, U9 Girls 6 events and so on.

Note : Gold Ribbons are awarded for each event in which a Gold standard is reached.

GIRLS 70m 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500 Walk 60mH 80mH 90mH 300m LJ TJ HJ SP DIS JAV

Under 6

3 Events for Ribbon

Gold 13.30 19.00 43.50 2.30 3.80 9.00

Blue 14.00 19.50 46.00 1.90 3.25 7.00

Red 15.20 22.30 52.00 1.52 2.50 4.30

Green 16.60 23.90 1.02.0 1.15 1.75 2.60

White 19.60 26.90 1.10.0 1.00 1.25 1.90

Under 7 300m

4 Events for Ribbon

Gold 12.00 16.80 37.80 1.11.0 12.30 2.70 0.90 5.00 10.00

Blue 13.30 18.30 40.50 1.15.0 14.30 2.30 0.80 3.50 8.00

Red 14.80 19.80 42.10 1.20.0 16.30 1.90 0.70 2.75 5.30

Green 15.60 21.30 44.80 1.25.0 19.90 1.60 0.61 2.00 3.60

White 16.50 24.50 51.70 1.30.0 22.40 1.20 0.60 1.50 2.75

Under 8

5 Events for Ribbon 300m 400m 700m

Gold 11.50 16.50 34.60 1.00.0 1.22.5 5.00.00 11.20 17.00 3.20 6.90 1.00 5.80 16.00

Blue 12.60 17.50 39.00 1.05.0 1.28.0 5.20.00 13.30 18.20 2.70 6.20 0.90 4.50 10.50

Red 13.60 19.00 41.10 1.07.5 1.36.7 5.43.00 14.80 19.20 2.32 5.00 0.80 3.25 8.30

Green 14.70 21.50 43.80 1.10.5 1.45.4 6.06.00 16.90 21.20 1.90 4.50 0.69 2.25 5.60

White 15.70 22.60 48.00 1.20.0 1.55.0 7.00.00 18.20 24.20 1.55 3.50 0.65 2.00 4.50

Under 9


Gold 11.50 16.10 33.84 1.16.3 2.56.9 7.30.00 11.55 15.26 3.50 7.60 1.08 5.82 17.30

Blue 12.00 16.80 37.00 1.22.5 3.31.0 8.15.00 12.30 17.20 2.90 6.60 0.95 5.00 11.50

Red 13.00 18.30 40.60 1.31.2 3.46.0 9.00.00 13.30 18.20 2.52 5.50 0.86 4.00 9.50

Green 14.10 19.80 42.20 1.39.9 4.01.0 9.20.00 14.40 20.20 2.15 4.90 0.77 3.00 7.50

White 15.00 21.10 44.50 1.50.0 4.16.0 11.00.0 15.30 23.80 1.85 4.30 0.70 2.65 6.85

Under10

7 Events for Ribbon 1100m

Gold 10.90 15.40 31.87 1.12.5 2.48.0 5.48.60 7.00.00 11.96 15.63 3.88 8.40 1.18 6.97 20.90

Blue 11.50 16.20 35.00 1.18.0 3.20.0 6.21.00 7.40.00 12.20 17.00 3.20 7.00 1.05 5.50 14.50

Red 12.50 17.70 38.60 1.26.7 3.35.0 6.43.00 8.30.00 12.70 18.00 2.82 5.80 0.94 4.75 11.50

Green 13.60 19.20 41.20 1.35.4 3.50.0 7.15.00 9.00.00 13.80 19.00 2.35 5.10 0.85 4.00 8.50

White 14.20 20.60 43.00 1.40.0 4.02.0 7.45.00 11.00. 14.50 23.20 2.15 4.85 0.75 3.25 7.85

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GIRLS 70m 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500 Walk 60mH 80mH 90mH 300H LJ TJ HJ SP DIS JAV

Under11


Gold 10.50 14.80 30.60 1.10.3 2.39.5 5.33.20 9.30.00 10.92 14.53 4.21 8.83 1.28 8.46 21.50 19.33

Blue 11.10 15.90 33.50 1.13.0 3.11.0 6.16.50 9.50.00 11.40 16.50 3.50 7.60 1.11 6.00 15.50 14.00

Red 12.10 17.20 37.10 1.20.5 3.26.0 6.37.00 11.00.0 12.30 17.50 3.12 6.80 1.02 5.50 12.50 12.00

Green 13.20 18.70 40.70 1.28.0 3.41.0 7.10.00 11.50.0 13.20 19.00 2.65 5.60 0.93 5.00 9.50 10.00

White 13.90 20.00 42.00 1.35.4 3.58.0 7.30.00 15.00.0 14.00 22.80 2.50 5.00 0.80 4.25 8.00 8.00

Under12


Gold 10.10 14.00 28.82 1.05.4 2.36.6 5.18.73 9.15.00 10.60 14.13 4.52 9.64 1.37 9.61 25.60 25.12

Blue 10.80 15.70 32.50 1.09.5 3.03.0 6.10.00 9.30.00 10.80 16.50 3.70 8.00 1.19 7.00 16.50 15.00

Red 11.80 16.80 36.10 1.17.0 3.18.0 6.32.00 10.45.0 11.70 17.50 3.32 7.50 1.10 6.25 13.50 13.50

Green 12.90 18.30 39.70 1.24.5 3.33.0 7.00.00 11.20.0 12.60 19.50 2.95 6.00 1.01 5.50 10.50 11.00

White 13.50 19.50 40.00 1.30.0 3.45.0 7.15.00 15.00.0 13.40 22.00 2.75 5.25 0.90 5.00 9.00 8.50

Under13


Gold 9.95 13.40 27.79 1.03.1 2.27.3 5.14.17 9.00.00 14.15 50.61 4.62 9.93 1.46 8.98 29.70 27.07

Blue 10.70 15.50 32.00 1.07.0 2.57.0 6.05.00 9.15.00 17.00 1.02.00 4.00 8.60 1.27 7.80 18.50 16.00

Red 11.70 16.50 35.00 1.14.5 3.12.0 6.20.00 10.15.0 18.50 1.07.00 3.62 7.80 1.18 7.50 16.00 14.00

Green 12.80 18.00 39.40 1.22.0 3.27.0 6.50.00 10.50.0 20.00 1.12.00 3.25 6.60 1.09 6.50 13.00 11.50

White 13.20 19.00 41.00 1.29.0 3.35.0 7.00.00 15.00.0 21.50 1.20.00 3.00 5.50 1.00 5.75 10.00 9.50

Under14


Gold 9.85 13.20 27.29 1.02.4 2.28.1 5.13.21 8.45.00 13.62 48.92 4.86 10.50 1.48 9.62 27.70 26.89

Blue 10.60 15.20 31.70 1.04.5 2.52.0 6.00.00 9.07.00 16.70 57.00 4.30 9.00 1.34 8.50 20.50 17.00

Red 11.60 16.30 34.50 1.13.0 3.07.0 6.12.00 10.15.0 17.50 1.01.00 3.82 8.30 1.26 7.80 17.50 14.50

Green 12.70 17.80 38.50 1.20.5 3.22.0 6.40.00 10.50.0 19.40 1.08.00 3.50 7.40 1.17 6.80 14.50 12.00

White 13.00 18.00 40.00 1.28.0 3.25.0 6.50.00 15.00.0 20.00 1.10.00 3.20 6.50 1.13 6.00 13.00 10.00

Under15 and 16


Gold 9.60 13.20 26.45 1.02.4 2.28.9 5.18.80 8.30.00 14.80 48.37 4.88 10.43 1.46 9.74 27.40 28.25

Blue 10.50 14.90 31.50 1.03.0 2.48.0 5.50.00 9.00.00 16.20 55.00 4.60 9.50 1.40 8.70 22.00 19.00

Red 11.50 16.20 34.10 1.12.0 3.03.0 6.02.00 10.00.0 17.30 1.00.00 4.00 8.70 1.34 8.00 19.50 16.00

Green 12.60 17.70 38.00 1.19.5 3.19.0 6.30.00 10.50.0 19.20 1.06.00 3.80 7.80 1.25 7.50 16.50 13.50

White 12.90 17.90 39.00 1.26.0 3.22.0 6.37.00 15.00.0 19.75 1.08.00 3.30 7.00 1.15 7.00 15.00 11.00

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BOYS 70m 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500 Walk 60mH 80mH 90mH 300H LJ TJ HJ SP DIS JAV

Under 6

3 Events for Ribbon

Gold 13.30 18.50 41.50 2.55 4.50 9.00

Blue 13.60 18.80 44.00 2.20 4.00 7.50

Red 14.80 21.30 48.00 1.83 3.25 4.50

Green 16.20 25.00 54.00 1.45 2.50 3.00

White 19.60 26.90 1.05.0 1.25 1.50 1.90

Under 7


Gold 12.00 16.50 36.00 1.03.0 12.20 3.10 0.95 5.80 14.00

Blue 13.00 17.60 39.50 1.08.0 13.80 2.50 0.84 4.25 9.50

Red 14.00 20.30 42.50 1.11.0 16.00 2.13 0.75 3.50 6.50

Green 15.10 23.00 45.50 1.20.0 19.10 1.75 0.66 2.75 4.50

White 16.50 24.50 51.70 1.30.0 22.40 1.20 0.60 1.50 3.85

Under 8


Gold 11.30 15.90 34.20 1.00.0 1.16.0 5.00.00 11.40 16.80 3.30 7.00 1.02 6.30 17.00

Blue 12.30 16.80 37.50 1.04.0 1.28.0 5.20.00 12.80 17.00 2.80 6.30 0.92 5.25 11.00

Red 13.30 18.30 40.50 1.07.0 1.36.5 5.43.00 14.20 18.50 2.43 5.10 0.83 4.00 8.50

Green 14.40 19.80 43.50 1.10.5 1.44.5 6.06.00 16.10 20.50 2.05 4.60 0.74 3.00 6.50

White 15.70 22.60 48.00 1.20.0 1.55.0 7.00.00 18.20 24.20 1.75 3.60 0.65 2.50 4.50

Under 9


Gold 11.09 15.39 32.17 1.13.7 2.48.3 7.30.00 11.04 14.68 3.75 7.94 1.13 7.12 22.39

Blue 11.70 16.10 35.00 1.22.5 3.08.0 8.15.00 11.80 16.00 3.10 6.80 1.00 5.75 14.00

Red 12.70 17.60 38.00 1.30.5 3.23.0 9.00.00 12.70 17.00 2.72 5.70 0.91 4.75 11.30

Green 13.80 19.10 41.00 1.38.0 3.38.0 9.20.00 13.60 19.00 2.35 4.80 0.82 3.75 8.60

White 15.00 21.10 44.50 1.50.0 4.16.0 11.00.0 15.30 23.80 1.85 4.30 0.70 2.85 6.85

Under10


Gold 10.66 14.88 30.89 1.10.0 2.36.4 5.30.00 7.00.00 11.22 15.10 4.11 8.71 1.21 8.49 26.78

Blue 11.20 15.50 33.00 1.17.5 2.58.0 6.20.00 7.40.00 11.50 15.50 3.40 7.20 1.08 6.50 17.00

Red 12.20 17.00 36.00 1.25.0 3.13.0 6.42.00 8.30.00 12.10 16.70 3.02 6.30 0.99 5.50 14.30

Green 13.30 18.50 39.00 1.32.5 3.28.0 7.10.00 9.00.00 13.00 18.50 2.65 5.40 0.90 4.50 11.60

White 14.20 20.60 43.00 1.40.0 4.00.0 7.30.00 11.00.0 14.50 23.20 2.15 4.85 0.75 3.25 9.00

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BOYS 70m 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500 Walk 60mH 80mH 90mH 300H LJ TJ HJ SP DIS JAV

Under11


Gold 10.37 14.45 29.48 1.07.1 2.33.4 5.09.42 9.30.00 10.74 14.69 4.37 9.20 1.31 9.96 25.20 25.44

Blue 10.80 15.00 31.50 1.13.0 2.51.0 6.10.00 9.50.00 11.00 15.00 3.70 7.80 1.16 7.25 18.00 17.00

Red 11.80 16.50 34.50 1.20.5 3.06.0 6.32.00 11.00.0 11.80 16.20 3.32 6.90 1.07 6.00 15.30 13.00

Green 12.90 18.00 37.50 1.28.0 3.21.0 7.00.00 11.50.0 12.80 18.00 2.95 6.00 0.98 5.00 12.60 10.00

White 13.90 20.00 42.00 1.35.4 3.58.0 7.30.00 15.00.0 14.00 22.80 2.50 5.00 0.80 4.25 8.00 7.50

Under12


Gold 9.77 13.71 28.31 1.04.0 2.29.4 5.01.44 9.15.00 10.27 13.56 4.74 9.87 1.41 9.41 31.59 33.48

Blue 10.50 14.60 30.50 1.09.5 2.46.0 6.05.00 9.30.00 10.80 15.00 4.00 8.40 1.24 7.50 19.00 18.00

Red 11.50 16.10 33.50 1.17.0 3.01.0 6.20.00 10.45.0 11.70 16.20 3.62 7.50 1.15 6.50 16.30 14.50

Green 12.60 17.60 36.50 1.24.5 3.16.0 6.50.00 11.20.0 12.60 18.00 3.25 6.60 1.06 5.70 13.60 11.50

White 13.50 19.50 40.00 1.30.0 3.45.0 7.15.00 15.00.0 13.40 22.00 2.75 5.75 0.90 5.00 10.00 9.00

Under13


Gold 9.50 12.99 26.49 1.01.2 2.24.0 4.56.13 9.00.00 13.60 47.37 5.00 10.60 1.53 11.14 30.51 33.18

Blue 10.30 14.30 30.00 1.07.0 2.42.0 6.00.00 9.20.00 16.50 1.01.00 4.30 9.00 1.32 8.50 20.00 19.00

Red 11.30 15.80 33.00 1.14.5 2.57.0 6.12.00 10.15.0 18.00 1.06.00 3.90 8.00 1.23 8.00 18.30 15.00

Green 12.40 17.30 36.00 1.22.0 3.12.0 6.40.00 10.50.0 19.00 1.10.00 3.50 7.20 1.14 7.00 15.60 12.00

White 13.20 19.00 41.00 1.29.0 3.35.0 7.00.00 15.00.0 21.50 1.20.00 3.00 5.50 1.00 5.75 10.00 9.50

Under14


Gold 9.30 12.50 24.98 57.03 2.17.1 4.45.84 8.35.00 13.84 44.01 5.41 11.30 1.58 11.51 37.63 38.82

Blue 10.20 14.10 29.70 1.04.5 2.39.0 5.50.00 8.50.00 16.00 52.00 4.60 9.50 1.40 9.00 22.00 25.10

Red 11.20 15.60 32.70 1.13.0 2.54.0 6.02.00 10.15.0 17.00 56.00 4.20 8.50 1.31 8.50 21.00 17.00

Green 12.30 17.10 35.70 1.20.5 3.09.0 6.30.00 10.50.0 18.00 1.00.00 3.80 7.60 1.22 7.50 17.60 14.00

White 13.00 18.00 40.00 1.28.0 3.25.0 6.50.00 15.00.0 20.00 1.10.00 3.20 6.50 1.13 6.00 13.00 10.00

Under15 and 16

8 Events for Ribbon 1500m 100H

Gold 9.20 12.03 24.21 54.39 2.07.5 4.29.45 8.20.00 14.70 41.60 5.82 11.80 1.68 12.65 41.86 43.42

Blue 10.10 14.00 29.50 1.03.0 2.37.0 5.20.00 8.45.00 15.50 47.00 4.90 10.00 1.48 9.50 24.00 28.50

Red 11.10 15.50 32.50 1.12.0 2.52.0 5.50.00 10.00.0 16.00 51.00 4.50 9.00 1.39 9.00 23.00 19.00

Green 12.20 17.00 35.50 1.19.5 3.07.0 6.00.00 10.50.0 17.00 55.00 4.10 8.20 1.30 8.00 19.00 16.00

White 12.90 17.90 39.00 1.26.0 3.22.0 6.37.00 15.00.0 19.75 1.08.00 3.30 7.00 1.15 7.00 15.00 12.00

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YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS

TRACK & FIELD RECORDS

AS AT 31ST MARCH 2013

All records are set at our weekly Yarra ranges Athletics competitions

The records shown in italics are those results that are better than our weekly records, and are set at a LAV

sanctioned event (Eg. State Track & Field, Region Track & Field, State Multi Events).

Multi Event Records – the scoring method for this event changed to the “Alberta” system in 2007 / 08. In

general terms this new system gives lower point scores for each event. To calculate whether a new Record

has been set we calculate 1st place in each age group under the old scoring method. Where the old score is

bettered we record this as a Record but we use the Alberta Score. These records are denoted with an (A). Note : The U6,7 & 8 age groups are still using our old / original Centre developed scoring system.

GIRLS

Event Name Club Record Season

Under 6 Girls

70m A.Ellis Yarra Valley 12.23 91 - 92

100m N. Williams Mooroolbark 18.48 96 - 97

200m T.Willis Redbacks 40.90 12-13

Long Jump T.Willis Redbacks 2.67 12-13

Shot Put (1.0kg) A. Chapman Mooroolbark 4.32 03 - 04

Discus (350g) N. Walter Mt Evelyn 12.73 96 - 97

Multi Event D. Hussey Comets 1969 G 05 - 06

Under 7 Girls

60mh N. Paxford Mooroolbark 12.21 83 - 84

70m H Morin Mustangs 11.55 11- 12

100m K Pittaway. Mooroolbark 16.60 74 - 75

200m C. Asley P. E. M 36.12 G 83 - 84

300m H.Morin Croydon Track 1.01.09 G 11 -12

Long Jump K. Corless Mt Evelyn 3.06 75 - 76

High Jump G. Ricci S. P .J 0.97 76 - 77

Shot Put (1.0kg) B. Goldsmith Mooroolbark 5.98 04 - 05

Discus (350g) G. Petterd Comets 15.07 06 - 07

Multi Event J. Ford Jaguars 1887 G 06 - 07

Under 8 Girls

60mh K. Corless Mt Evelyn 11.20 76 - 77

70m S. Gittus Mooroolbark 11.20 79 - 80

100m R. Loria S. P. J. 15.80 77 - 78

200m M. d’Angelo P. E. M. 34.40 G 72 - 73

R. Sutton Mooroolbark 34.40 G 78 - 79

300m R. Doggett Mt. Evelyn 58.84 G 03 - 04

400m R. Doggett Mt. Evelyn 1.21.74 G 03 - 04

700m Walk Claire Noonan Mustangs 4.50.07 S 11- 12

Long Jump E. Westlake Lilydale 3.49 94 - 95

High Jump K. Corless Mt Evelyn 1.07 76 - 77

Triple Jump T. Mantel P. E. M. 7.07 81 - 82

Shot Put (1.5kg) N. Walter Mt Evelyn 6.25 98 - 99

Discus (350g) Cheyenne Moore Mustangs 20.96 11 - 12

Multi Event R. Doggett Mt Evelyn 1555 G 03 - 04

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Under 9 Girls

60mh E. Clifton Lilydale 10.82 85 - 86

80mh M. Cook Lilydale 15.27 95 - 96

S. Durant Championship 15.01 07 - 08

70m K. Corless Mt Evelyn 10.60 77 - 78

100m L Temme Lilydale 15.10 77 - 78

200m T. Mantel P. E. M. 32.50 G 77 - 78

400m R. Doggett Mt Evelyn 1.11.83 G 04 - 05

R. Doggett Championship 1.11.77 04 - 05

800m G. Laven Comets 2.49.69 S 11-12

G Laven Championships 2.44.75 11- 12

1100m Walk H. George Jaguars 7.01.03 G 08 - 09

H. George Championship 6.23.20 08 - 09

High Jump N. Taylor Lilydale 1.15 86 - 87

S. Donovan Championship 1.16 76 - 77

Long Jump T. Mantel P. E. M. 3.81 77 - 78

Triple Jump E. Clifton Lilydale 8.15 85 - 86

Shot Put (2.0kg) A. Harrison Lilydale 6.86 87 - 88

Discus (500g) R. Sutton Mooroolbark 23.08 79 - 80

R. Sutton Championship 28.08 79 - 80

Multi Event R. Doggett Mt Evelyn 1476 G 04 - 05

R. Doggett Championship 1640 04 - 05

Under 10 Girls

60mh J. Bretts Mt Evelyn 10.20 78 - 79


70m L Plostins S. P. J. 10.40 73 - 74

100m L. Brothers P. E. M. 14.10 90 - 91

200m B. Cornielson P. E. M. 31.10 G 78 - 79

E. Foley Championship 30.50 76 - 77

400m G.Laven Comets 1.10.10 12-13

G.Laven Championship 1:06.60 12-13

800m G.Laven Comets 2.32.21 12-13

G.Laven Championship 2:29.65 12-13

1500m G.Laven Comets 5.37.92 12-13


H. George Championship 6.12.54 09-10

High Jump G. Ricci S. P. J. 1.25 79 - 80

C. Leman Yarra Valley 1.25 95 - 96

Long Jump M. Cook Lilydale 4.00 96 - 97

Triple Jump R. Doggett Redbacks 8.68 05 - 06

R. Doggett Championship 8.92 05 - 06

Shot Put (2.0kg) R. Sutton Mooroolbark 9.14 80 - 81



Multi Event R. Doggett Redbacks 1715 G 05 - 06


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Under 11 Girls

60mh R. M. Warren Lilydale 10.46 88 - 89


S. Durant Championship 13.93 09-10

70m S. Durant Jaguars 10.20 09 - 10


100m A. McPherson Mooroolbark 14.30 77 - 78

200m C. Asley P. E. M. 29.34 G 87 - 88

400m R. Doggett Redbacks 1.07.48 G 06 - 07


800m L.Peacock Mustangs 2.33.15 12-13



L.Peacock Championship 5:16.05 12-13

1500m Walk L. Taylor Redbacks 9.10.71 S 11-12

H. George Championship 8.00.78 10-11

High Jump T. Brisbane Lilydale 1.41 92 - 93

Long Jump R. M. Warren Lilydale 4.20 88 - 89

Triple Jump S. Durant Jaguars 9.33 09 - 10

Shot Put (2.0kg) R. Sutton Mooroolbark 10.22 81 - 82




Javelin (400g) M. Dixon Mustangs 22.00 09 - 10

Multi Event R. Doggett Redbacks 1881 G 06 - 07


Under 12 Girls

60mh S. d’Artri Mooroolbark 10.30 73 - 74

80mh S. Carroll Mustangs 14.26 06 - 07


S. Carroll Championship 14.17 06 -07

70m M. Morrow S. P. J. 9.80 76 - 77

100m C. Hogden Yarra Valley 13.50 96 - 97

200m R. M. Warren Yarra Valley 29.00 G 89 - 90



800m T. Brisbane Lilydale 2.29.57 G 93 - 94


1500m M. Thompson Lilydale 5.14.57 G 83 - 84

1500m Walk S. George Jaguars 8.23.43 G 07 - 08

S. George Championship 7.42.62 07 - 08

High Jump S. Carroll Mustangs 1.41 06 - 07

Long Jump A. Jones P.E.M. 4.64 79 - 80

A. Jones Championship 4.73 79 - 80

Triple Jump M. Cook Lilydale 9.86 98 - 99

A. Jones Championship 10.00 79 - 80

Shot Put (2.0kg) R.J. Warren Yarra Valley 13.07 89 - 90



Javelin (400g) M Dixon Mustangs 26.11 10-11

M Dixon Championship 28.22 10-11

Multi Event R. Doggett Redbacks 1029 (A) G 07 - 08

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R. Doggett Championship 1053 (A) 00 - 01


Under 13 Girls

80mh L.Willis Redbacks 13.59 12-13

L.Willis Championship 13.57 12-13

300mh R. Doggett Redbacks 51.72 G 08 - 09



200m L.Willis Redbacks 27.38 12-13


400m T. Brisbane Lilydale 1.02.19 G 94 - 95

R. Doggett Championship 59.96 08 - 09




1500m Walk S. George Jaguars 7.41.08 G 08- 09

S. George Championship 7.38.84 08 - 09

High Jump P. Datson Lilydale 1.49 89 - 90

Long Jump C. Hogden Yarra Valley 4.66 97 - 98

Triple Jump N. Taylor Lilydale 10.15 90 - 91

Shot Put (3.0kg) C. Miller Lilydale 8.26 95 - 96

Discus (750g) A. Walles SPJ 25.96 00 - 01

Javelin (400g) M. Dixon Mustangs 29.32 11 - 12

M. Dunn Championship 27.68 07 - 08

Multi Event R. Doggett Redbacks 1113A G 08 - 09

R. Doggett Championship 1218A 08 - 09

Under 14 Girls

80mh S.Durant Mustangs 14.03 12-13

S.Durant Championship 14.27 12-13

300mh (68cm) E. Loughnan Jaguars 47.79 G 09 - 10


200m C. Hogden Yarra Valley 27.39 G 98 - 99


R. Doggett Championship 58.97 09-10



1500m K. Brisbane Lilydale 5.24.72 G 92 - 93

St.Butler Championship 5.06.98 09-10

1500m Walk S. George Jaguars 7.35.94 G 09 - 10

S. George Championship 7.09.21 09-10

High Jump E. Westlake Lilydale 1.51 00 - 01

Long Jump C. Hogden Yarra Valley 4.77 98 - 99

Triple Jump C. Hogden Yarra Valley 10.59 98 - 99

Shot Put (3.0kg) H. Bedyn Redbacks 9.34 08 - 09

Discus (1.0kg) H. Bedyn Redbacks 26.19 08 - 09

Javelin (400g) M Dixon Mustangs 31.16 12-13

M.Dixon Championship 33.18 12-13

Multi Event R. Holland Mustangs 2151 G 06 - 07

E. Westlake Championship 2472 00 - 01

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TRACK & FIELD RECORDS CONT.


Under 15 Girls

90mh T. Hobbs P. E. M. 15.07 84 - 85

300mh E. Loughnan Jaguars 47.02 G 10-11

B. Walker Championship 47.36 06 - 07


200m E. Loughnan Jaguars 27.18 G 10-11

400m E. Loughnan Jaguars 1.02.81 G 10-11

R.Doggett Championship 57.71 10-11


R.Doggett Championship 2.17.88 10-11


Sa. Butler Championship 5.05.66 09-10

1500m Walk S. George Jaguars 7.40.25 G 10-11

S. George Championship 7.02.94 10-11


Long Jump D. Schuffelen Mooroolbark 4.90 92 - 93

Triple Jump C. Hogden Yarra Valley 10.45 99 - 00

Shot Put (3.0kg) H. Bedyn Redbacks 10.19 09 - 10

Discus (1.0kg) H. Bedyn Redbacks 27.04 09 - 10

H. Bedyn Championship 27.37 09-10

Javelin (600g) M. Dunn Redbacks 29.85 09 - 10

(500g) A Young Redbacks 17.93 11 - 12

Multi Event B. Walker Redbacks 2201 G 06 - 07

C. Hogden Championship 2430 99 - 00

Under 16 Girls

1500m S.Bollaart Mustangs 5.36.33 12-13

200m S.Bollaart Mustangs 27.60 12-13



300mh S.Bollaart Mustangs 50.21 12-13

Interaths - Girls

90mh F. Malcolm Lilydale 17.22 03 - 04

100m M. Bennett Comets 13.28 05 - 06

1500m Walk G. Walles Jaguars 14.33.90 G 07 - 08


Long Jump M. Bennett Comets 4.66 05 - 06

Triple Jump E. Westlake Lilydale 9.74 02 - 03

Shot Put (3.0kg) E. Westlake Lilydale 9.21 03 - 04

Discus (1.0kg) E. Westlake Lilydale 22.92 03 - 04

Javelin (600g) P. Petry Jaguars 16.19 07 - 08

Multi Event M. Bennett Comets 1776 G 05 - 06

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BOYS


Under 6 Boys

70m M. Durbridge Mooroolbark 12.43 92 - 93

S. Finlayson Montrose 12.43 90 - 91

100m R. Heinrich Lilydale 18.14 92 - 93

200m R. Dawson-Muir Comets 40.85 G 07 - 08

Long Jump S. Dwyer Lilydale 2.83 94 - 95

Shot Put (1.0kg) J. Adams Mooroolbark 5.55 94 - 95

Discus (350g) B. Woolridge Redbacks 14.09 08 - 09

Multi Event R. Patterson Mooroolbark 2111 G 03 - 04

Under 7 Boys

60mh B. Warne S.P.J. 11.75 90 - 91

70m S. Bewry Mt Evelyn 11.50 72 - 73

A. Matthews Lilydale 11.50 76 - 77

100m D. Howard Mooroolbark 16.00 72 - 73

200m A. McAuliffe Lilydale 35.75 G 83 - 84

300m R. Patterson Mooroolbark 57.44 G 04 - 05

Long Jump B. Warne S.P.J. 3.23 90 - 91

High Jump R. Domelow Montrose 1.04 86 - 87

Shot Put (1.0kg) B. Woolridge Redbacks 8.26 09 - 10

Discus (350g) B. Woolridge Redbacks 19.52 09 - 10

Multi Event R. Patterson Mooroolbark 2351 G 04 - 05

Under 8 Boys

60mh J. Norney Lilydale 10.83 02 - 03

70m A. Mathews Lilydale 10.30 77 - 78

100m A. Mathews Lilydale 15.10 77 - 78

200m A. Mathews Lilydale 32.80 G 77 - 78

300m R. Patterson Mustangs 54.87 G 05 - 06

400m M. Clifton Lilydale 1.14.94 G 81 - 82

700m Walk H. Van Duuren Mustangs 5.02.77 G 09 - 10

High Jump G. Heinrich Lilydale 1.14 93 - 94

Long Jump J. Scanlon Mooroolbark 3.77 73 - 74

Triple Jump S. Laurence Mt Evelyn 7.28 85 - 86

Shot Put (1.5kg) B. Woolridge Redbacks 7.34 10-11

Discus (350g) B.Woolridge Redbacks 22.22 10-11

Multi Event R. Patterson Mustangs 1610 G 05 - 06

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Under 9 Boys

60mh. A. Mathews Lilydale 10.10 78 - 79

80mh R. Harvey Mt Evelyn 14.34 04 - 05

70m A. Mathews Lilydale 10.50 78 – 79

J. Richardson Championship 10.40 79 - 80

100m K. Ferreira Lilydale 14.75 93 – 94

200m S. Harnetty P.E.M. 31.70 G 72 – 73

A. Paul Championship 30.90 83 - 84

400m P. Bryden Mooroolbark 1.11.10 G 76 – 77

J. Baldwin Championship 1.07.70 78 - 79

800m C. Livingston Lilydale 2.36.10 G 78 – 79

1100m Walk Ma.Gibbons Redbacks 7.07.35 G 08 - 09

Ma.Gibbons Championship 6.50.04 08 - 09

High Jump S. Thompson S.P.J. 1.25 84 – 85

Long Jump A. Mathews Lilydale 3.89 78 - 79

Triple Jump J. De Visser P.E.M. 8.38 70 - 71

A. Matthews Championship 8.65 78 - 79

Shot Put (2.0kg) S. Hunt Mt Evelyn 8.61 83 - 84

Discus (500g) T. Whitehouse Mooroolbark 27.12 81 - 82

T. Whitehouse Championship 27.88 81 - 82

Multi Event R. Patterson Mustangs 1800 G 06 - 07

R. Patterson Championship 1963 06 - 07

Under 10 Boys

60mh J. Baldwin Lilydale 9.70 79 - 80

P. Bryden Championship 9.60 77 - 78

80mh R. Heinrich Lilydale 14.84 97 – 98

70m J d'Angelo P.E.M 10.00 72 – 73

A. Mathews Lilydale 10.00 79 - 80

100m P. MacDonald Montrose 14.10 76 - 77

B. Dovaston Lilydale 14.10 93 - 94

200m A. Mathews Lilydale 30.00 G 79 - 80

400m J. Baldwin Lilydale 1.07.10 G 79 - 80

J. Richardson Championship 1.04.90 80 - 81

800m C.Livingstone Lilydale 2.31.50 G 79 - 80

C. Livingstone Championship 2.26.30 79 - 80

1500m C.Livingstone Lilydale 5.07.80 G 79 - 80

1100m Walk R.de Haan Mustangs 6.46.98 12-13

D Jordison Championship 6.31.51 11 -12

High Jump G. Heinrich Lilydale 1.33 95 – 96

T. Whitehouse 1.38 82 - 83

Long Jump G. Richards Lilydale 4.58 92 – 93

Triple Jump J. d'Angelo P.E.M. 8.95 72 – 73

J. deVisser Championship 9.73 71 - 72

Shot Put (2.0kg) BWoolridge Redbacks 10.19 12-13

B. Woolridge Championship 10.13 12-13

Discus (500g) B. Lee Comets 35.21 05 - 06

Multi Event J. Norney Lilydale 2057 G 04 - 05

Z. Patterson Championship 2150 04 - 05

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Under 11 Boys 60mh S. Bewry Mt Evelyn 10.00 76 - 77

S. Bewry Championship 9.80 76 - 77

80mh R. Taylor Lilydale 13.67 95 - 96

B. Harvey Championship 13.65 02 - 03

70m P. Fernee Yarra Valley 9.80 95 - 96

100m J. Richardson Mooroolbark 13.76 81 - 82

200m J. Richardson Mooroolbark 28.78 G 81 - 82

J. Richardson Championship 27.70 81 - 82

400m J. Richardson Mooroolbark 1.04.62 G 81 - 82

J. Richardson Championship 1.01.20 81 - 82

800m G. Brack Mt Evelyn 2.26.00 G 79 - 80

R. Patterson Championship 2.25.21 08 - 09

1500m C. Livingston Lilydale 5.07.60 G 80 - 81

R. Patterson Championship 4.53.77 08 - 09

1500m Walk Ma Gibbons Redbacks 9.45.40 G 10 - 11

High Jump J. Baldwin Lilydale 1.45 80 - 81

Long Jump J Sheehan Mooroolbark 4.85 93 - 94

Triple Jump D. McBride Mt Evelyn 9.63 82 - 83

J. D’Angelo Championship 10.36 73 - 74

Shot Put (2.0kg) C. Lee Comets 11.43 07 - 08


Javelin (400g) B. Lee Comets 29.55 06 - 07

B. Lee Championship 34.10 06 - 07

Multi Event B. Harvey Mt. Evelyn 2261 G 02 - 03

B. Harvey Championship 2387 02 - 03

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Under 12 Boys

60mh R. Blee S.P.J. 9.70 76 - 77

D. Howard Mooroolbark 9.70 77 - 78

D. Howard Championship 9.60 77 - 78

80mh N. McLeod Yarra Valley 12.89 96 - 97

70m P. Fernee Yarra Valley 9.30 96 - 97

100m K. Ferreira Lilydale 12.92 96 - 97

200m P. Fernee Yarra Valley 27.40 G 96 - 97

400m R. Patterson Mustangs 1.01.90 G 09 - 10

B. Dixon Championship 1.00.10 80 - 81

800m R. Patterson Mustangs 2.21.00 G 09 - 10

R. Patterson Championship 2.16.99 09-10

1500m P. Bryden Mooroolbark 4.58.90 G 79 - 80


1500m Walk L. Taylor Redbacks 8.35.89 G 07 - 08

L. Taylor Championship 8.15.88 07 - 08

High Jump K. Ferreira Lilydale 1.53 96 - 97

M. Clifton Championship 1.53 85 - 86

Long Jump M. Spurling Mt Evelyn 4.76 00 - 01

B. Harvey Championship 4.94 03 - 04

Triple Jump N. McLeod Yarra Valley 10.19 96 - 97

Shot Put (3.0kg) B. Lee Comets 11.00 07 - 08






Multi Event B. Harvey Mt Evelyn 2573 G 03 - 04

M. Spurling Championship 2797 00 - 01

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Under 13 Boys

80mh K. Ferreira Lilydale 12.65 97 - 98

300mh B. Lee Comets 47.71 G 08 - 09


200m K. Ferreira Lilydale 26.17 G 97 – 98

400m R Patterson Mustangs 59.56 G 10.-.11

R Patterson Championship 56.72 10-11

800m R Patterson Mustangs 2.18.53 G 10.-.11

R Patterson Championship VBP 2.05.50 10-11

1500m R. Patterson Mustangs 4.47.41 G 10.-.11

R. Patterson Championship ABP 4.18.13 10-11


L. Taylor Championship 7.45.19 08 - 09

High Jump C. Harris Lilydale 1.56 04 - 05

B. Lee Comets 1.56 08 - 09


Long Jump B. Lee Comets 5.00 08 – 09

B.Lee Championship 5.33 08 – 09

Triple Jump D. Brookes Comets 11.20 08 – 09

Shot Put (3.0kg) B. Lee Comets 14.09 08 - 09

Discus (1.0kg) B.Lee Comets 49.00 08 - 09

B.Lee Championship 55.85 08 - 09


B.Lee ChampionshipVBP 47.27 08 - 09

Multi Event B. Lee Comets 1711 (A) G 08 - 09

B. Lee ChampionshipVBP 1908(A) 08 - 09

Under 14 Boys

90mh M. Levey Lilydale 13.44 00 – 01

300mh K. Ferreira Lilydale 43.95 G 98 – 99


200m K. Ferreira Lilydale 25.18 G 98 – 99

K. Ferreira Championship 23.68 98 - 99

400m R. Patterson Mustangs 55.63 S 11 – 12

R.Patterson Championship 53.08 11 - 12

800m R. Patterson Mustangs 2.07.22 S 11 - 12

R.Patterson ChampionshipABP 1.59.45 11 -12

1500m R. Patterson Mustangs 4.29.73 S 11 – 12

R. Patterson ChampionshipVBP 4.13.45 11 - 12


L. Taylor Championship 7.49.66 09-10

High Jump S. Evans

C. Harris

Mooroolbark

Comets

1.70

1.70

96 – 97

05 - 06

Long Jump A. McArthur Lilydale 5.45 01 – 02

Triple Jump M. Covino Lilydale 11.36 04 - 05

Shot Put (4.0kg) C. Lee Comets 14.37 10 -11

Discus (1.0kg) C. Lee Comets 48.15 10 -11

C. Lee Championship 49.63 10 -11

Javelin (600g) A. Pace Jaguars 36.70 11 -12

Multi Event M. Covino Lilydale 3347 G 04 - 05

M. Levey Championship 3535 00 - 01

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Under 15 Boys

100mh R. Taylor Lilydale 14.33 99 – 00

300mh K. Ferreira Lilydale 42.92 G 99 – 00

100m B. Overend Lilydale 11.69 02 – 03

200m D. Van Veen Yarra Valley 24.57 G 97 – 98

400m R.Patterson Mustangs 53.58 12-13

R.Patterson Championship 50.93 12-13

800m R. Patterson Mustangs 2.02.17 12-13

R. Patterson Championship 1:55.95 12-13

1500m R.Patterson Mustangs 4.25.80 12-13


1500m Walk L.Taylor Redbacks 7.16.78 G 10-11

L.Taylor Championship 6.48.96 10-11

High Jump C. Harris Comets 1.76 06 - 07

Long Jump B. Overend Lilydale 5.83 02 – 03

B. Overend Championship 6.21 02 - 03

Triple Jump B. Overend Lilydale 11.96 02 – 03

Shot Put (4.0kg) C. Lee Comets 14.88 11-12

Discus (1.0kg) C. Lee Comets 53.05 11 -12

C.Lee Championships 53.14 11 -12

Javelin (600g) F. Kiernan Yarra Valley 40.65 97 - 98

Multi Event A. Gibbons Redbacks 1733(A) G 09 - 10

K. Ferreira Championship 4147 99 - 00

Interaths - Boys

100mh A. McArthur Lilydale 15.58 03 – 04

300mh T. Heemskerk Mt. Evelyn 44.15 G 96 - 97

100m A. McArthur Lilydale 11.50 03 – 04

200m T. Heemskerk Mt Evelyn 24.64 G 96 – 97

400m T. Heemskerk Mt Evelyn 57.93 G 96 - 97

800m T. Heemskerk Mt Evelyn 2.22.15 G 96 - 97

1500m B. Grayling S.P.J. 5.25.58 G 02 - 03

High Jump T. Heemskerk Mt Evelyn 1.78 96 - 97

Long Jump A. McArthur Lilydale 6.00 03 – 04

Triple Jump A. McArthur Lilydale 11.96 03 – 04

Shot Put (4.00kg) T. Heemskerk Mt Evelyn 12.04 96 - 97

Discus (1.0kg) S. Agnew Mustangs 38.49 05 - 06

Javelin (600g) S. Agnew Mustangs 33.30 05 - 06

Multi Event B. Dell S.P.J. 1903 G 04 - 05

CLUB RECORDS

Each individual Club also has Records

Details of these Records are available on the Centre web site www.yarrarangesathletics.org.au

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RECORDS FOR EVENTS NO LONGER HELD

There are a number of events that are no longer held. Distances for Hurdles have changed over the years

and so have weights used in the throwing events. We are still recognising these Records. Please refer

below.

Girls – Records for Events that are no longer held

U6 Discus (500g) R. Scoble Lilydale 9.19 88 - 89

U8 80mH A. Irwin Mt. Evelyn 16.52 96 - 97

U8 90mH C. Asley P.E.M. 17.35 84 - 85

U8 100mH T. Mantel P.E.M. 20.36 81 - 82

U9 90mH R. Owens Mt. Evelyn 16.50 04 - 05

U9 100mH P. Matson Lilydale 18.80 80 - 81

U9 300m R. Doggett Mt. Evelyn 53.23 04 - 05

U10 90mH R. M. Warren Lilydale 15.84 87 - 88

U10 100mH T. Balls Montrose 17.29 82 - 83

U11 90mH R. M. Warren Lilydale 15.71 88 - 89

U11 100mH S. Gittus Mooroolbark 18.96 82 - 83

U12 90mH R. M. Warren Yarra Valley 14.67 89 - 90

U12 100mH A. Bodey Lilydale 17.50 80 - 81

U13 60mH N. Taylor Lilydale 11.22 90 - 91

U13 90mH K. Fielder Mt. Evelyn 15.88 87 - 88

U13 100mH E. Cuffe Mt. Evelyn 15.93 83 - 84

U13 300mH (75cm) K. Brisbane Lilydale 57.50 91 - 92

U13 70m B. Walker Mt. Evelyn 10.20 04 - 05

U13 Shot Put

(2.72kg)

T. Blake Mt. Evelyn 9.11 93 - 94

U14 60mH D. Schuffelen Mooroolbark 10.04 91 - 92

U14 90mH B. Walker Redbacks 14.94 05 - 06

U14 100mH T. Hobbs P.E.M. 19.61 83 - 84

U14 70m B. Walker Redbacks 9.67 05 - 06

U14 Shot Put

(2.72kg)

A. Harrison Lilydale 9.47 92 - 93

U14 Javelin (600g) M. Dunn Redbacks 27.24 08 - 09

U 15Javelin (600g) M.Dunn Redbacks 29.85 09 - 10

U15 60mH K. Fielder Mt. Evelyn 10.95 89 - 90

U15 100mH K. Doughty Mustangs 19.24 05 - 06

U15 70m S. Hobbs P.E.M. 9.54 86 - 87

U15 Shot Put

(2.72kg)

K. Preyer Mt. Evelyn 8.92 94 - 95

Interaths 70m M. Bennett Comets 9.74 05 - 06

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GRASS TRACK CLUB RECORDS (Superseded by synthetic track record)

U7 GIRLS

70m K Pittaway. Mooroolbark 11.60 G 74 - 75

300m E. Peterson Jaguars 1.06.05 G 09 - 10

U8 GIRLS


U9 GIRLS

800m R. Doggett Mt Evelyn 2.52.29 G 04-05

U11 GIRLS

1500m Walk H. George Jaguars 9.21.33 G 10-11

U13 GIRLS

200m R. Doggett Redbacks 28.64 G 08 - 09

U10 BOYS

1100m Walk M.Gibbons Redbacks 7.05.39 G 08- 09

U14 BOYS

1500m Z. Patterson Mustangs 4.51.85 G 08 – 09

400m M. Levey Lilydale 58.83 G 00 – 01

800m C. Doggett Redbacks 2.19.17 G 05 - 06

AWARDS & STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

There are a number of Awards in both the Track & Field and Cross Country seasons.

The Centre recognises performances across a wide range of criteria.

Recognition is also given to the hard working parents who have dedicated their time over a long period.

The discretionary Awards are selected by the Executive Committee of the Centre – their decision is final

and no correspondence will be entered into.

The Executive Committee also reserves its right to :-

(a) not give out an award if it feels that there is no athlete meeting the criteria

(b) add in additional awards

A large number of our athletes compete at State Championship events for Relays, Multi Events and Track

& Field. It is a wonderful achievement to qualify for these events and their performances are recognised

under the various categories on the following pages.

TRACK & FIELD

AWARD CRITERIA

The following sets out a summary of our Awards for the upcoming 2013 / 14 season.

AGE GROUP CHAMPIONS

Champion athlete for each age group for Girls & Boys

In summary we have a points system based on an athletes best 3 performances in each event. These best 3

performances are ranked against the performances from other athletes. Points are then awarded as 1st to

3rd places – 6 points, 4th to 6th place – 5 points, 7th to 9th place – 4 points, 10th to 12th place – 3 points,

13th to 15th place – 2 points and 16th to 18th place – 1 point. This calculation is carried out for each event.

1 point is then awarded in every event competed in for the season

Centre records – an extra 5 points (maximum of 5 Centre Records per event). All athletes who meet a

minimum attendance criteria of 50% will be eligible for trophies. All athletes, who meet the attendance

criteria, will receive a trophy

PERSONAL BEST CHAMPIONS

Will be awarded for each age group for Girls & Boys

The winner in each age group will be the athlete with the highest number of PB’s for the season.

Attendance criteria of 50%. There may not be a PB Award for Age Groups with low numbers of athletes

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ATTENDANCE AWARDS

An attendance award is a reward for supporting and attending your Centre throughout the season.

Athletes are encouraged to compete in all events on the program.

1) An athlete is considered to have attended if he / she competes in at least 3 events of the Program

for the week, unless an injury was incurred during the running of the program. 2) Meetings that count for attendance are: - regular Friday night and Saturday morning meetings.

- official LAV Inc. camps and championships that have coincided with LYRLAC meetings.

3) Gold attendance will be given for attending 100% of meetings less 1. A Silver award will be

given for 75% attendance and Bronze award for 50% attendance. 4) Late registrations therefore cannot qualify for the 100% award and can only achieve a 75% award. Attendance levels will be recorded on the athlete’s end of season Certificate

PRESIDENTS AWARD

Awarded to one Girl and one Boy athlete at the Centre

CLUB AWARDS

A Club Champion is awarded for each Club to a Boy and a Girl

The criteria for Club Champion awards are :-

U9 – U15 athletes are eligible

The athlete generally wins or places highly in respective Age Group Champion Award

The athletes Achievement Levels are taken into account, eg, Gold, Blue etc

Centre and / or Club Records and the Achievement Level of these Records are taken into account

Participation and performance at Region and State Championships in Track & Field and at State

Multi Championships

DON CRUSE AWARD (ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD)

Encouragement award for an under 9, to under 12 age group Girl or Boy athlete who has attended the

Centre for a minimum of 3 years, and has a good attendance record (at least 75%).

PETRA SANK MEMORIAL TROPHY (ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD)

Encouragement award for an Open age group Girl or Boy athlete who has attended the Centre for a

minimum of 3 years, and has a good attendance record (at least 75%).

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AWARD WINNERS

TRACK & FIELD SEASON 2012 / 13 AGE GROUP CHAMPIONS & PB AWARD WINNERS

Under 6 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Daniel Fowler & Tiara Willis

Zeke Dewhurst-Sibley

2ND Matilda de Haan

3RD Max Joyce Niamh Delaney

4TH Micah Barlow & Brigitte Rice

Charlie Hovey

5TH Caitlin Finch

6TH Lachlan Fleming Olivia Mansfield

PARTICIPATION Riley Randall

PARTICIPATION Brayden Shaw

PARTICIPATION Spike Scott

PARTICIPATION James de Scharwtz

PARTICIPATION Miller Dickson

PARTICIPATION Jack Woodland

PARTICIPATION Patrick Carswell

PB AWARD Max Joyce Matilda de Haan

Under 7 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Jack Jemmeson Alice McCormick

2ND Elijah Young April Wiseman

3RD Jack Mann Sarah Ebbels

4TH James Davidson Tara Hennessy

5TH Riley Hamer Eleanor Vear

6TH Noah Newbury Amelia English

PARTICIPATION Aiden Knape Emily DeVisser

PARTICIPATION Jak VanDeVelde Amber Hamer

PARTICIPATION Kai Burke

PARTICIPATION Nathan Tillotson

PARTICIPATION Lucien Primavera

PARTICIPATION Cameron Krause

PARTICIPATION Lachlan Miller

PARTICIPATION Nathan Krins

PARTICIPATION Tyson Marshall-Sanderson

PB AWARD Jack Jemmeson Eleanor Vear

Under 8 BOYS GIRLS AGE CHAMPION

1ST Zachariah Clarke Hanna Morrin

2ND Ashley Creighton Madeline Laven

3RD Jasper Blair Isabelle Balkin

4TH Liam Knape Olivia Finch

5TH Alex van Duuren Kate Baker

6TH James Ivan Ciara Delaney

PARTICIPATION Elijah Barlow

PARTICIPATION Archie Powell

PARTICIPATION Tyden Keenan

PARTICIPATION Jakob Pace

PARTICIPATION Jack Joyce

PARTICIPATION Samuel Rice

PB AWARD Zachariah Clarke Ciara Delaney

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Under 9 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Kane Hennessy Cheyenne Moore

2ND Harrison Fleming Taylah Tillotson

3RD Ashton Dobbin Mia Strudley

4TH Daniel Ebbels Aleesa Keenan

5TH Willem Cooney Claire Noonan

6TH Liam English Olivia DeVincentis

PARTICIPATION Dylan Pane Elizabeth Brooks

PARTICIPATION Cailtyn Serong

PB AWARD Daniel Ebbels Claire Noonan

Under 10 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION 1ST Tayleb Willis Georgia Laven

2ND Benjamin Grimes Estelle Peterson

3RD Ryan de Haan Brianna Moore

4TH Brayden Woolridge Zoe Ford

5TH Jordan Pace

6TH Taylah Marshall-Sanderson

PARTICIPATION Tara Hamer

PB AWARD Tayleb Willis Georgia Laven &

Brianna Moore

Under 11 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Harrison van Duuren Lily Peacock

2ND Dale Jordison Ruby Dixon

3RD Liam Pritchard Daisy Mann

4TH Lachlan DeVisser Samantha DiGregorio

5TH Jaguar Beck Zoe Sibley

6TH David Morrin Molly Bollart

PARTICIPATION Cody Midro Ella Strudley

PARTICIPATION Tomas Cooney Jessie Gates

PARTICIPATION Leo Blair Ella Trevorrow

PARTICIPATION James Kempton Gabriella Phillips

PARTICIPATION Oliver Duncan Natasha Dalton

PARTICIPATION Jack Harris Jessica Vear

PARTICIPATION Charlie Schneider

PARTICIPATION Jake Ivan

PARTICIPATION Alex Salomon

PARTICIPATION Cuba Moore

PARTICIPATION Jayden Clarke

PB AWARD Jayden Clarke Lily Peacock

Under 12 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Mali Moore Rickeylee Brown

2ND Isaiah Burns Emily de Haan

3RD Thomas Trezize Lily Galluci

4TH Alec Peterson Tess Patterson

5TH Jack Day Mickeely Dell

6TH Max Harrington Lee Taylor

PARTICIPATION Shelby Lewer

PARTICIPATION Taylah Graham

PARTICIPATION Jessica Polhill

PB AWARD Mali Moore Rickeylee Brown

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Under 13 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST James Laven Emily Noonan

2ND Aaron Wiltshire Lateisha Willis

3RD Jagger Cowan Tailor Pace

4TH Nathan Hall Jessica Ford

5TH Brandon Townshend Heidi Mann

6TH Matthew Gibbons Elise Sibley

PARTICIPATION Joshua Midro

PARTICIPATION Broden Krause

PB AWARD James Laven Emily Noonan

Under 14 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Rodney Corless Molly Dixon

2ND D’arcy Young Stephanie Durant

3RD Dylen Bidet Georgie Haynes

4TH Kirsten Townshend

5TH Amy Veenendaal

6TH Renee Sytema

PARTICIPATION Marissa Haynes

PARTICIPATION Georgia Hovey

PARTICIPATION Chelsea DeGregorio

PARTICIPATION Sara Wiltshire

PARTICIPATION Tammarah Brown

PB AWARD Rodney Corless Tammarah Brown

Under 15 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Aiden Pace Charlotte Bystersky

2ND Jordan Galluci Ayelen Snow Aguilera

3RD Ryan Patterson Hayley Coleman

4TH Charles Warren Ella Van De Velde &

Ellie Trezise

5TH Indiana Beck

PB AWARD Aiden Pace Charlotte Bystersky

Under 16 BOYS GIRLS

AGE CHAMPION

1ST Stephanie Bollart

PB AWARD Stephanie Bollart

CLUB CHAMPION AWARDS Girls Boys

Jaguars Lily Galluci Jordan Galluci Comets Georgia Laven Aiden Pace Mustangs Molly Dixon & Ryan Patterson

Lily Peacock Redbacks Lateisha Willis Tayleb Willis

CLUB CAPTAINS Jaguars Charlotte Bystersky Jordan Galluci Comets Chelsea DiGregorio Aiden Pace

Mustangs Molly Dixon Ryan Patterson Redbacks Ella VanDevelde Brandon Townshend

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PRESIDENTS AWARDS Girl Charlotte Bystersky Boy James Laven

ATTENDANCE AWARDS The 5 year and 10 year Award winners are listed below

5 Year Awards:

Charlotte Bystersky Hayley Coleman

Ella Findlay Georgie Haynes

Marissa Haynes Claire Noonan

Emily Noonan Ella Trevorrow

Harrison Van Duuren Jessica Vear

Aaron Wiltshire Sara Wiltshire,

10 Year Awards:

Renee Systema

CLUB AWARDS

DON CRUSE AWARD

Ruby Dixon

PETRA SANK AWARD Tammarah Brown

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS

Andrew Duncan Graeme Woolridge

Clyde Day Jackie de Haan

Rob van Duuren Kimm Noonan

Grant Salomon Paige Sytema

THANKYOU _ FAMILY AWARD

Dixon family

LIFE MEMBERS

Larraine Taylor Carmel Potter Terry Harris

Maria Fleming Don Cruse Les Ross

Rene De Visser Eric Stevens Christine Dell

Maggie Westlake Lesley Ferriera Anne Blokkeerus

Adrienne Fleming Tony Harris Lawrie O’Donnell

Rob Belli Melissa Belli Andrew Gibbons

Geoff Patterson Steve Doggett Veronica Brown

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STATE TRACK & FIELD RESULTS

March 2013

BENDIGO

To qualify for inclusion to Region or State meetings a 50% centre attendance has to be achieved

from your registration date to the entry closing date of the LAV event. (This has to be a

minimum of 2 meetings).

Congratulations to all the athletes who competed at State Championships this year.

Running Events 70m to 800m including Hurdles are run as Heats and Finals

1500m, Jumping and Throwing Events are run as straight Finals.

Top 8 finishers are classified as Finalists

GIRLS

Claire Noonan 9G 1100mWalk 6th

6:42.25

Georgia Laven 10G 400m GOLD 1:06.60

Georgia Laven 10G 800m GOLD 2:29.65

Ruby Dixon 11G Javelin 23rd

11.22m

Lilly Peacock 11G 1500m 4th

5:16.05

Lilly Peacock 11G 800m BRONZE 2:32.84

Tess Patterson 12G 1500m 13th

5:29.59

Tess Patterson 12G 800m 11th

2:35.80

Mikeely Dell 12G Shot Put 12th

9.24m

Mikeely Dell 12G Discus 15th

22.19m

Emily de Haan 12G High Jump 16th

1.25m

Lee Taylor 12G 1500mWalk 14th

9:12.98

Emily Noonan 13G 1500m 17th

5:41.64

Emily Noonan 13G 1500mWalk 7th

8:59.93

Lateisha Willis 13G 100m 6th

13.54

Lateisha Willis 13G Triple jump 17th

8.88m

Lateisha Willis 13G 80mHurdle 6th

13.57

Lateisha Willis 13G 200mHeat 4th

27.81

Molly Dixon 14G 400mHeat 2nd 1:02.17

Molly Dixon 14G Javelin BRONZE 33.18m

Renee Sytema 14G Discus 17th

19.87m

Renee Sytema 14G Shot Put 17th

7.50m

Renee Sytema 14G Javelin 16th

22.08m

Chelsea Digregorio 14G Shot Put 22nd

6.70m

Kirsten Townshend 14G Triple Jump 15th

8.91m

Kirsten Townshend 14G Javelin 11th

23.49m

Kirsten Townshend 14G 1500mWalk 10th

9:43.02

Ella van de Velde 15G 1500m 6th

5:29.72

Ella van de Velde 15G 800m 10th

2:35.10

BOYS

Ryan de Haan 10B 1100mWalk 5th

6:32.93

Tayleb Willis 10B 70m 4th

10.27


30.34


14.61

Tayleb Willis 10B Long Jump 16th

3.74m

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Brayden Woolridge 10B ShotPut GOLD 9.99m

Brayden Woolridge 10B Discus GOLD 32.90m

Benjamin Grimes 10B 800m 11th

2:40.89

Harrison van Duuren 11B 800m 11th

2:37.92

Harrison van Duuren 11B 400mHeat 8th

1:12.67

Harrison van Duuren 11B Long Jump 15th

4.06m

Jaguar Beck 11B 70mHeat 6th

10.57

Jaguar Beck 11B 100mHeat 7th

14.87

Dale Jordison 11B 1500mWalk 6th

10:07.97

Dale Jordison 11B High Jump 14th

1.25m

Cuba Moore 11B Javelin 22nd

16.70m

Isaiah Burns 12B 100m 7th

13.47

Isaiah Burns 12B Long Jump 9th

4.37m

Isaiah Burns 12B High Jump 18th

1.30m

Jagger Cowan 13B 200mHeat 6th

27.91

Nathan Hall 13B Discus 5th

32.84m

James Laven 13B 1500m 4th

Aiden Pace 15B 200mHeat 5th

24.71

Aiden Pace 15B 100mHeat 5th

12.19

Aiden Pace 15B 400m BRONZE 53.01

Ryan Patterson 15B 400m GOLD 50.93

Ryan Patterson 15B 800m GOLD 1:55.95

Ryan Patterson 15B 1500m GOLD 4:13.60

Indiana Beck 15B Triple Jump 18th

10.14m

Indiana Beck 15B Long Jump 12th

5.22m

Indiana Beck 15B High Jump 10th

1.45m

RELAYS Relays are a part of the Track & Field season.

They are the one opportunity where athletes have the chance to compete as a team.

Various events are available for both same sex, mixed sex (2 girls, 2 boys) and some mixed age.

The events are : 4x100, 4x200 & Medley (100,100,200 & 400).

Yarra Ranges Athletics traditionally has a high participation rate at relays

Each age group has an allocated Coach. Special training sessions are organised.

The Relays will be held on Sunday 1st December at Yarra Ranges Athletics Centre.

They are great fun, please advise as early if possible if your child wishes to participate in a relay team.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN RELAYS PLEASE CONTACT ONE OF THE COACHES OR THE

TEAM MANAGER.

State Relay finals results 2013 at Lakeside Stadium U/11 Boys Medley Final: 4th 2:06.77

Harrison van Duuren, Dale Jordison, Oliver Duncan, Jaguar Beck

U/15 Boys Medley Final: GOLD 1:38.50

Jordan Gallucci, Aiden Pace, Ryan Patterson, Charlie Warren

U/14 Girls Medley Final: SILVER 1:54.61

Molly Dixon, Marissa Haynes, Stephanie Durant, Lateisha Willis

U/13 Girls 4x100 Heat: 3rd 57.20

Heidi Mann, Tailor Pace, Lateisha Willis, Rickeylee Brown

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MULTI EVENTS Multi events are where an athlete competes at a program consisting of 5 events; 100m, Hurdles, Long

Jump, Discus and 800m.

Points are awarded based on the performance in each event. The points tables for each event can be found

on our web site.

The number of points accumulated in each event determines the final result. The athlete with the greater

number of points at the completion of the 5 events is the winner.

Yarra Ranges Athletics holds a Multi Event day. Certificates are awarded to all competing athletes.

STATE MULTI EVENT CHAMPIONSHIPS

The State Multi Championships are open to all athletes (U/9 - U/16). The venue for the State Multi is

always a country Centre. Competition is held over a weekend - Saturday U/9 - U12 and Sunday U/13 -

U/15. Competition begins at 8.30 am each morning.

Traditionally this weekend is a huge “social” weekend for our Centre. We generally “book out” a motel

and have a fantastic family weekend away. A BBQ is organised for the Saturday night and the whole

weekend is a great opportunity to meet the other families at Little Aths and for the kids to play together.

Details about the weekend and entry details to State Multis will be available later in the year.

STATE MULTI EVENT RESULTS Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park

The State Multi Event was held at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park in December. Congratulations to our

athletes for their efforts over the weekend.

AGE GROUP RESULT AGE GROUP RESULT

Under 10 Girls

Georgia Laven 2nd

Under 11 Girls Under 11 Boys

Dale Jordison 41st

Harrison vanDuuren 8th

Under 12 Girls

Rickeylee Brown 33rd

Under 14 Girls Under 13 Boys

Stephanie Durant 7th

James Laven 20th

Tammarah Brown 28th

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CROSS COUNTRY Yarra Ranges Athletics has a fantastic Cross Country season. We are one of the few clubs in the Eastern

Region still holding their own weekly events. This year there was a slight drop in the number of athletes,

and it would be great for the club to have more participating

Cross Country competition runs from April to the beginning of August (approx. 16 weeks) and forms part

of our yearly program and registration – insurance is included in your child’s summer season registration.

A small charge ($1 for LAVic registered athletes and $2 for non-registered) per week attended helps to

cover our centres costs.

We run weekly meetings on Saturday mornings commencing at 8.45 am and finishing by 10.30am. We run

at 3 separate locations on a rotating basis. Our opening meeting is at Morrison Reserve, followed by (in no

particular order) Lilydale Lake and Margaret Lewis Reserve at Coldstream (off Ingram Rd).

All athletes have the opportunity to compete at the Regional Championships, and at State Championships

or at Open Days conducted at other Centres. We also compete as a team at the Knox Open Day.

Each week athletes and parents are welcome to compete.

The season concludes with a Presentation day BBQ – to qualify for major awards at least 50% of the

‘home’ meetings must be completed. All are welcome.

Cross Country is fantastic for your fitness (kids and parents alike) and is a perfect compliment to

other winter sports such as footy and netball or to keep your fitness level. We have a large group of

kids and parents that run every week. We are one of the few clubs that encourages parents to have a

run.

DISTANCES

U/6 500m U/7 & 8 1000 m U/9 & 10 1500m U/11 & 12 2000m U/13,14 & 15 3000m Open 3000m

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Cross Country report 2013 Well another Cross Country season has been run and won and this seasons conditions would be described

as fine and mostly dry so I guess it made PBs a bit more attainable. We ran at each of our venues 4 times

each plus two more special events and two away runs so that works out to be 16 runs for the oldies and a

total of 18 runs for the kids,most of our runners achieved a high number of the possible runs so well done

on your commitment. Our first extra event was the handicap day which was held at Margret Lewis Reserve

for this run we sent the athletes around the course in the opposite way than what they were used to, this

made things a little interesting, also the handicappers were right on target as there were some close margins

on the finish line, the day was very successful. Our next special event was the Championship Day which

saw the first three athletes in their respective groups across the line receive placegetter medals this also was

a fantastic day we even managed to have our very own finish line made by our president Darren Ford. We

had two away runs this season the first was the Knox Open Day at Norton’s Park. We always have fantastic

numbers to this event and this year was just as good but we did get pipped at the post by Croydon LAC

who took out the club Trophy but full credit to all that made the commitment to run the taxing course. The

second away run was The Hills Challenge at Cockatoo this is an event we love to go to, it’s a wonderfully

challenging course and the people are so warm and friendly and this year we just got beaten by Casey and

finished Second in the clubs by 7 points, a great day was had by all.

A handful of our athletes went on to represent the club at Region and State Cross Country, there are too

many to mention so I will say congratulations to all of you for representing us in such fine fashion and

giving your all, and to those who got medals you will remember your achievement for the rest of your life.

So in summary it has been a very competitive season that brought improved performances and also it was a

really fun and energetic time thank you to all the runners for giving all you had.

The Cross Country season takes a fair few people to run it so I would like to thank a number of them now,

firstly to Ged Thrall you are a backbone and a rock you are always reliable and committed and do an

amazing job, words can’t do justice to the contribution you make so not only do I value your input I also

value your friendship, to Conner Thrall never have I seen a young guy so committed to helping others

when there’s nothing in it for him that makes him truly special and we appreciate all he does up early every

week.

To our Recorders led by Veronica Brown and Jackie Dehaan we are so thankful for your efforts your

smiling faces when we come in from a gruelling run make it all worthwhile. To our timers Kim Noonan,

Rob Van Duuren and Ron Veenendaal and to those others who jumped into help when needed thank you so

much. To the Team managers Rob and Kate Van Duuren thank you for keeping the peace and creating a

well organized outfit. To John Townshend for picking up and running with the BBQ idea it was a great

success and very much looked forward to each time. To Jamie Strudley for his enormous contribution to all

areas of the cross country scene this included getting the senior AV team up and running and also his

Tuesday night cross country training runs a massive thank you. To Erika Bedyn for those wonderful photos

she took each week and then spending many hours downloading them onto the website it was all worth it

and thank you so much, also to Phill Russell for his contributing many fine photos and advice thanks Phill .

To Jake Brown and Erika for keeping the website up to date and very informative great job guys.To Darren

Ford our wonderful Leader and President thank you for all you do and your advice. To Rob Belli who is

the heart of Cross Country, without Rob it wouldn’t be the same we love his knowledge and his love for

our club is infectious and long may it live on thank you Rob for giving us this wonderful pastime which

we can all share with our family’s. To everyone else who helped out along the way, to you I say thank you

so much.

I for one have thoroughly enjoyed this season and can’t wait for the new one to begin so I will see you all

in April.

Graeme Woolridge

Cross Country Co-ordinator

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AWARD WINNERS

CROSS COUNTRY 2012 / 13 SEASON

GOLD

Attendance

SILVER

Attendance

BRONZE

Attendance

PLACINGS

Centre Championship Race Day

Under 6 Girls

Matilda deHaan Tiara Willis Gold Tiara Willis

Silver Matilda deHaan

Under 7 Girls

Amber Hamer Gold

Silver

Bronze

Under 8 Girls

Madeline Laven Gold Madeline Laven

Silver

Under 9 Girls

Mia Strudley Ashleigh Gasson

Claire Noonan Aleesa Keenan Gold Olivia DeVincentis

Cheyenne Moore Silver Ashleigh Gasson

Olivia

DeVincentis

Bronze Mia Strudley

Tayja Maki

Under 10 Girls

Georgia Laven Brianna Moore Zoe Ford Gold Georgia Laven

Kelly Whitchell Tara Hamer Silver Kelly Whitchell

Bronze Brianna Moore

Under 11 Girls

Ruby Dixon Jessie Gates Gold Ruby Dixon

Ella Trevorrow Silver Ella Trevorrow

Lily Peacock Bronze Under 12 Girls

Rickeylee Brown Emily de Haan Lee Taylor Gold Tess Patterson Tess Patterson Silver Rickeylee Brown Bronze Emily de Haan Under 13 Girls

Jessica Ford Gold Emily Noonan

Emily Noonan Silver Jessica Ford Under 14 Girls Tammarah Brown Molly Dixon Gold Molly Dixon Amy Veenendaal Kirsten Townshend Silver Amy Veenendaal Georgia Hovey Bronze Tammarah Brown Under 15 Girls no athletes this age group Open Women 3000m

Erika Bedyn Sue McCall Gold Paulette Kinnear

Paulette Kinnear Silver Sue McCall

Debbie Woods Bronze Debbie Woods

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GOLD

Attendance

SILVER

Attendance

BRONZE

Attendance

PLACINGS

Centre Championship Race Day

Under 6 Boys

Samuel Laven Brayden Shaw Gold Brayden shaw

James de

Schwartz

Riley Randall Silver James de Schwartz

Bronze Samuel Laven

Under 7 Boys

Matthew Noonan Gold

James Davidson Silver

Under 8 Boys

Alex van Duuren Tyden Keenan Gold Zachariah Clarke

Zachariah Clarke Jacob Pace Silver Jacob Pace

Bronze Alex van Duuren

Under 9 Boys no athletes this age group

Under 10 Boys

Camden

Hewitson

Brayden

Woolridge

Tayleb Willis Gold Camden Hewitson

Ryan de Haan Silver Tayleb Willis Bronze Ryan de Haan

Under 11 Boys

Harrison van

Duuren

Oliver Duncan Declan Hummer Gold Harrison van Duuren

Ryan Thrall Silver Jayden Clarke

Jayden Clarke Bronze Ryan Thrall

Under 12 Boys

Daniel Gasson Gold Daniel Gasson

Under 13 Boys

James Laven Connor Thrall Brandon

Townshend

Gold James Laven

Silver Connor Thrall

Under 14 Boys no athletes this age group

Under 15 Boys Aiden Pace Gold Aiden Pace

Andrew van Duuren Silver Andrew van Duuren

Open 3000m

Jake Brown Gerard Thrall Hank de Haan Gold Michael Clarke

Rob Belli Craig Hewitson Jamie Strudley Silver Jamie Strudley Graeme Woolridge Darren Ford Bronze David Laven Michael Clarke David Laven

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OTHER AWARDS Centre Champions Girls Boys

Georgia Laven James Laven

Presidents Awards

Girls Boys

Lily Peacock Brayden Woolridge

PB Winners

Girls Boys

Rickeylee Brown Alex van Duuren

Madeline Laven

Women Men

Erika Bedyn Jake Brown

Debbie Woods Dave Laven

“That's what cross country is all about” Family Award

Van Duuren Family

Special Recognition

Gerard Thrall

Connor Thrall

STATE CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS Sunday August 5th, Lardner Park, Warragul.

GIRLS AGE GROUP BOYS AGE

4th

Madeline Laven U8 8th

Zachariah Clarke U8

U8 27th

Alex van Duuren U8

12th

Olivia Devincentis U9 29th

Camden Hewitson U10

14th

Mia Strudley U9 63rd

Brayden Woolridge U10

16th

Ashleigh Gasson U9 12th

Harrison van Duuren U11

38th

Tayja Maki U9 39th

Ryan Thrall U11

50th

Claire Noonan U9 42nd

Jayden Clarke U11

1st Georgia Laven U10 26

th Daniel Gasson U12

43rd

Zoe Ford U10 6th

James Laven U13

10th

Tess Patterson U12 12th

Connor Thrall U13

22nd

Rickeylee Brown U12 1st Ryan Patterson U15

30th

Lee Taylor U12

24th

Emily Noonan U13

10th

Amy Veenendaal U14

21st Tammarah Brown U14

Team Results

U9 Girls 2nd

U12 Girls 3rd

U11 Boys 5th

There are no teams for U/7 or U/8.

Great results.

Good running conditions.

Extremely tough challenging course.

Thanks to all parents for driving and doing duty.

Thanks Rob & Kate Van Duuren for team manager.

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2013 EASTERN METRO REGION COACHING CAMPS Friday 15th to Sunday 17th November for Under 12 - 15 Friday 6th to Sunday 8th December for Under 10 and 11 Want to improve your skills and performances? This is for you! Crystal Creek Camp is located in the Goulburn River Valley about 6 kilometres south west of Alexandra. The venue is designed to allow for a variety of activities. A large oval caters for all our track and field needs including jump pits, shot put and discus rings. Equipment including hurdles and high jump facilities is laid out for coaching sessions by ATFCA accredited coaches. The spacious well maintained buildings can accommodate over 100 athletes. Athletes are coached in their own age group. Full catering is provided in the well equipped dining hall. At Crystal Creek, various on site activities are available such as supervised swimming, basketball, volleyball, canoeing, etc. The site is perfect for the cross-country runner and offers clean, unpolluted fresh country air. Sleeping accommodation is by way of cabins, each taking between 6-8 athletes in bunks. Some cabins now feature en-suites. Allocation of cabins will be announced on Friday evening on arrival. Where possible athletes will be grouped with friends or Centres and by age group. The athletes are supervised by experienced camp coordinators and coaching is conducted by accredited coaches (minimum level 2). Persons with first aid and swimming qualifications are in attendance. They will ensure that the athlete will experience an enjoyable time as well as developing their skills and techniques from the coaching sessions. All Camp supervisors and coaches hold a current ―Working With Children Check. Transport to and from the camp is provided picking up athletes at Kew, Doncaster, Ringwood and Lilydale on Friday arriving at Crystal Creek at 7.50pm to a hot meal and returns approximately 6-7pm Sunday. Actual departure and return details will be in acceptance letter. Saturday‘s Program is: 7.00am - early morning warm up and jog followed with Breakfast. 8.45am - warm up/ flexibility/exercises. 9.15am-12.00pm - coaching. 12.15pm - Free time activity. 12.45pm - Lunch. 2.00pm-4.30pm - coaching. 4.30pm Group activity. 6.00pm - Dinner. 7.00pm - Activity, movie and supper. Registrations are limited to a maximum of 100 athletes for each camp who must be members of Little Athletics Centres in the Eastern Metropolitan Region. To register for the camp go to: emrlittleaths.com.au and on the home page you will find the slider to Crystal Creek. Click on the link to register and follow the instructions. You will receive a pre-approved acceptance email and “Information Pack” which will include What to bring and Bus departure details. Payment must be made online when registering. $175.00 being the total fee. Pay only $155 by October 16th with an Early Bird registration and this will guarantee you a place at the camp. Applications close on the Wednesday prior to each camp or when the camp is full. You DO NOT lose Centre or Club attendance points if you attend this camp. The Region Camp Co-ordinator is Lawrie Barnett. Tel: 0414 587 888.

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