2015-2016 Shield Competition – Round 10 – Nunawading – Saturday 30 January 2016
January 30, 2016
RESULTS FROM ROUND 10 OF SHIELD COMPETITION
Women division 1
200m: Monica Van Wynen 26.79; Sanjana Alex 27.51; Angela Phillips 27.93; Monique Briard 28.18; Isabelle Napier 31.20;
800m: Jessie Muirden 2:21.3h; Amelia Savige 2:48.5h;
3000m: Chloe Rosenberg 12:49.9h;
5000m: Nicole Roberts 17:43.0h;
4x400m Relay: Monique Briard, Jessie Muirden, Sanjana Alex, Monica Van Wynen 4:16.7h;
400m Hurdles: Monique Briard 72.4h;
3000m Walk: Simone Carre 20:36.0h;
Triple Jump: Rachel Limburg 10.90m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 10.06m; Isabelle Napier 9.19m;
High Jump: Rachel Limburg 1.65m; Simone Carre 1.55m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 1.50m; Isabelle Napier 1.40m;
Shot Put: Shannon O’Dempsey 8.94m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 8.76m; Isabelle Napier 7.30m;
Hammer: Catherine McCowan 41.33m; Simone Carre 18.29m;
Women 40+
200m: Talitha Crawford 28.75; Karen Carah 29.10; Kimberly Butler 31.45;
800m: Pia Hunter 2:54.6h; Kerry Putt 3:05.0h; Sharron Meager 3:37.0h;
5000m: Amanda Harper 22:08.0h; Kerry Putt 23:45.5h;
4x400m Relay: Karen Carah, Talitha Crawford, Amanda Harper, Pia Hunter 4:49.1h;
400m Hurdles: Amanda Harper 1:34.6h;
3000m Walk: Sharron Meager 26:29.6h;
Triple Jump: Karen Carah 9.12m; Kimberly Butler 8.02m;
High Jump: Karen Carah 1.40m; Julie Norney 1.20m; Amanda Harper 1.05m;
Shot Put: Karen Carah 8.10m; Julie Norney 5.70m;
Women Under 18
200m: Imogen Purcell 28.22; Sophie Schwerkolt 30.68;
800m: Sarah Billings 2:07.4h; Sophie Schwerkolt 2:28.1h; Kate Boulter 2:32.3h;
3000m: Louise Ton 11:13.6h; Zoe Schwerkolt 15:00.9h;
4x400m Relay: Sophie Schwerkolt, Genevieve Wah, Imogen Purcell, Jess Hepworth 4:17.2h;
400m Hurdles: Imogen Purcell 67.2h; Kate Boulter 71.3h;
3000m Walk: Hannah Heathcote 28:03.6h;
Triple Jump: Zoe Schwerkolt 8.59m; Hannah Heathcote 8.31m;
High Jump: Phillipa Hajdasz 1.45m; Kate Boulter 1.35m; Hannah Heathcote 1.10m;
Shot Put: Kate Boulter 10.05m; Hannah Heathcote 6.18m; Holly Pedersen 3.85m;
Hammer: Kate Boulter 17.38m; Hannah Heathcote 15.29m;
Women Under 16
200m: Emily Bertacco 28.14; Sophie Tadgell 28.54; Simone Lin 28.79; Laura Jane Irving 30.16;
800m: Amy Atkinson 00.00; Tamsyn Lovass 2:24.2h; Ashlee Treagus 2:25.2h; Jess Hepworth 2:25.2h; Sophie Westcott 2:26.2h; Hayley McGoldrick 2:27.4h; Carla Dreyer 2:35.5h; Carly Atkinson 2:44.3h;
4x400m Relay: Grace Bath, Sophie Westcott, Ashlee Treagus, Tamsyn Lovass 4:27.8h;
200m Hurdles: Meredith Rule 48.3h;
400m Hurdles: Meredith Rule 74.0h;
High Jump: Emily Bertacco 1.35m; Nela Debicki 1.30m;
Shot Put: Emily Bertacco 9.69m; Charlotte Kennedy 9.61m; Nela Debicki 8.57m;
Hammer: Charlotte Kennedy 19.29m; Emily Bertacco 16.66m;
Men Division 1
200m: Daniel White-Alikakos 22.87; Mohamad Zeed 22.98; Matt Zwarts 23.25; Antony Baldwin 23.94; Mitchell Graham 24.43; William Seton 25.07;
800m: Andre Waring 1:55.2h; Michael Dowel 1:57.1h; Zac Hunter 1:58.6h; Raymond Chan 2:01.1h; Benjamin Cox 2:04.0h; Nicholas Baggott 2:04.5h; James O’Connell 2:06.5h; Stephen Dinneen 2:06.7h; Hanson Wong 2:08.5h; Jack Prendergast 2:11.4h; Welday Mebrahtu 2:12.0h; Carlos Norman 2:20.6h;
3000m: Nicholas Baggott 9:45.0h;
5000m: Stephen Dinneen 15:03.1h; Michael Dowel 15:51.6h; Klarie McIntyre 15:55.8h; Bouchaib Chefnaoui 16:04.1h; Welday Mebrahtu 16:35.4h; Michael Vaughan 16:39.8h; Andre Waring 16:52.3h; Andrew Hester 18:18.8h; Carlos Norman 18:25.3h; Luke Crozier 19:14.5h; Christopher O’Connor 20:03.9h; Jack Hill 20:29.2h;
4x400m Relay: Box Hill 3:30.9h; Box Hill 2 3:32.3h;
400m Hurdles: Robert Owen 57.9h; Mohamad Zeed 58.2h;
3000m Walk: Simon Evans 16:25.5h; Christopher O’Connor 26:59.5h;
Triple Jump: Simon Evans 7.21m; Josiah Becker NM;
High Jump: David Thomson 1.95m; William Seton 1.70m; James Baumgartner 1.70m;
Shot Put: William Seton 13.50m; Josiah Becker 11.15m;
Hammer: Brett Nuske 42.98m; William Seton 32.18m; James Baumgartner NM; Josiah Becker NM;
Men 40 +
200m: Robert Mayston 26.42; David McConnell 27.55; Andrew Egginton 29.36; Neville Gardner 41.38;
800m: Robert Schwerkolt 2:05.2h; Steve Preece 2:17.1h; Nick Carah 2:20.6h; Andrew Egginton 2:21.2h; David Ayers 2:34.5h; Neville Gardner 3:58.4h;
5000m: Tony Langelaan 17:25.5h; Peter Stefanos 18:27.9h; Simon St Hill 22:10.1h; Neville Gardner 32:48.8h;
4x400m Relay: Robert Schwerkolt, David Ayers, Nick Carah, Robert Mayston 4:05.8h;
300m Hurdles: David McConnell 47.00;
400m Hurdles: David Featherston 59.6h;
3000m Walk: Graeme Olden 17:22.6h; Andrew Egginton 17:48.8h;
Triple Jump: Nick Carah 8.98m;
High Jump: David McConnell 1.40m;
Shot Put: Michael Seton 8.92m; David Featherston 8.70m; Nick Carah 8.15m; David McConnell 7.91m; Neville Gardner 5.20m;
Hammer: Michael Seton 20.21m; Nick Carah 19.77m;
Men Under 18
200m: Ned Snibson 23.21; Matthew Harcourt 23.77; William Wu 24.91; Matthew Baumgartner 25.26;
800m: Scott McKenzie 1:59.8h; Alexander Ritchie 2:01.7h; Lucas Pamminger 2:10.8h;
3000m: Samuel Rattray 9:31.2h; William Lindsay 9:47.6h; Callum Evans 9:52.2h;
Triple Jump: Callum Evans 10.92m;
High Jump: Matthew Harcourt 1.80m; Samuel McDonald 1.65m;
Shot Put: Samuel McDonald 10.49m;
Hammer: Matthew Harcourt 18.58m;
Men Under 16
200m: Dalton Di Medio 25.71; William Murphy 26.66;
800m: Austin Hunter 2:05.5h; Darcy Powne 2:06.0h; Spencer Anderson 2:09.4h; Lachlan Doehmann 2:24.3h;
3000m: Thomas Sellwood 8:53.7h; Isaac Holberton 10:09.5h; Mac Anderson 10:11.4h; Finnian MacKen 10:56.8h; Murray Lovass 11:03.3h;
4x400m Relay: Spencer Anderson, Darcy Powne, Austin Hunter, Dalton Di Medio 3:59.3h;
Triple Jump: William Murphy 11.84m;
Shot Put: Dalton Di Medio 10.71m;
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No.18
January 27, 2016
ROUND 10 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT NUNAWADING ON THIS SATURDAY
The tenth and final round of shield competition will be held at Nunawading, on this Saturday, January 30. This is the last round before the shield finals on February 6, so it is the last chance to qualify for events. Remember you cannot do an event in the finals that you have not competed in throughout the shield season (there is one exception to this; the 5000m in the round 10 will count to qualify athletes for the 3000m in the finals). So this week is a chance for you to do some new events and possible help your team to a premiership! In most divisions we are short of race walkers. So if you want to have a go at the walk you can earn a lot of points for your team. We also need hammer throwers and in some divisions triple jumpers as well.
The track program starts at 1:30pm with the walk and the 400m hurdles. The field events start at 1:00pm for the hammer and 1:30pm for the high and triple jumps and the shot put.
SHIELD FINAL ON FEBRUARY 6?
With one round of shield competition remaining before the shield final, all Box Hill teams look set to finish in the top two and qualify for the final on February 6.
I have attached the draft timetable for the finals day. If anyone is unavailable to compete on February 6, please let us know as soon as possible.
Remember that in the finals you must compete in the correct uniform (the old grey singlets will not be allowed) with black shorts and your AV bib number attached to both the front and back of your uniform.
Remember to compete for your team in the final you must have competed in at least three rounds of shield competition and have competed at least once in that particular event.
All athletes who have qualified for the finals should have received an email about the finals team in their age group. If you have not, please let me know.
To review the draft program for the final click here: Shield-Final-Draft-Timetable-2016-140116.
RESULTS FROM MILERS CLUB AT BOX HILL LAST WEEK
800m Men:
Andre Waring 1:55.61
Zac Hunter 1:58.18
Spencer Anderson 2:05.51
Austin Hunter 2:09.91
Lachlan Kelly 2:10.73
Lachlan Doehmann 2:23.08
800m Women:
Sarah Billings 2:07.52
Georgia Hansen 2:11.02
Amy Atkinson 2:15.06
Jess Muirden 2:20.38
Genevieve Wah 2:22.09
Amy Rives 2:22.63
Jess Hepworth 2:24.12
Hayley McGoldrick 2:30.81
Carla Dreyer 2:44.89
Carly Atkinson 2:46.66
1500m Men
Oscar Robinson 3:56.08
Michael Dowel 3:56.76
Nick Baggott 3:59.26
Peter Green 4:01.62
James O’Connell 4:09.03
Tom Selwood 4:10.02
Klarie McIntyre 4:17.23
Rob Schwerkolt 4:20.69
Welday Mebrahtu 4:21.77
Lucas Pamminger 4:25.72
Connor Ogilvie 4:39.30
Isaac Holberton 4:42.95
Tony Langelaan 4:45.27
Scott Lawrence 5:04.93
Murray Lovass 5:08.46
1500m Women
Nicole Roberts 4:37.29
Audrey Campkin-Smith 4:45.77
Molly McCarthy 4:51.27
Sophie Westcott 4:58.60
Maddy Truong 5:05.85
Olivia Harper 5:10.38
Hannah Wilson 5:21.19
Chloe Rosenberg 5:55.42
RARE AIR CLUB RESULTS
Women Pole Vault
Isabelle Napier 3.40m
Simone Carre 3.20m
Jacinta Lynn 3.20m
Brigid Davis 2.60m
Men Pole Vault
Flavien Basson 5.10m
Joel Pocklington 5.10m
David Thomson 4.50m
Dalton Di Medio 3.50m
Will Seton 3.35m
RESULTS FROM AV KNOCKOUT
WOMEN
Open
Irene Margaronis javelin 22.57m
Yiota Carabourniotis discus 30.13m
Yiota Carabourniotis shot put 9.10mm
Sanjana Alex 200m 27.83
Jacqueline Williams pole vault 3.15m
Sarah Billings 400m 56.00
Under 20
Kathryn Brooks javelin 45.55m
Imogen Purcell 400m hurdles 69.30
Jess Muirden 400m 59.90
Under 18
Kate Boulter javelin 27.84m
Emily Butler triple jump 9.90m
Emily Butler 100m hurdles 16.85
Ella Squires 200m 26.77
Ella Squires 100m 12.92
Under 16
Georgia Durham high jump 1.50m
Tara Samaranayake 200m 29.27
Ellie Masters 90m hurdles 13.42
Sophie Westcott 2000m steeple 7:43.08
Over 40
Kim Butler 200m 31.29
Kim Butler 400m 71.80
MEN
Open
David Grant javelin 50.66m
Flavien Basson pole vault 5.36m
Joel Pocklington pole vault 5.00m
James Filshie pole vault 4.40m
Brett Nuske hammer 43.17m
Matt Harcourt 400m hurdles 54.30
Mohamad Zeed 400m hurdles 56.50
Under 18
Lucas Rindt high jump 1.75m
Over 40
Andrew Wilcox 400m 52.70
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 17
January 18, 2016
ROUND 10 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT NUNAWADING ON SATURDAY WEEK
The tenth and final round of shield competition will be held at Nunawading, on Saturday, January 30.
This is the last round before the shield finals on February 6, so it is the last chance to qualify for events. Remember you cannot do an event in the finals that you have not competed in throughout the shield season (there is one exception to this; the 5000m in the round 10 will count to qualify athletes for the 3000m in the finals).
MILERS CLUB AT BOX HILL ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Please note that the Milers Club will be holding competition at Box Hill on Tuesday, January 19 from 7:00pm. The track will be closed to training shortly before this time.
RESULTS FROM ROUND 9 OF SHIELD COMPETITION
Men Division 1:
Our open men’s team had another good result, taking us to the top of the ladder.
Scores for round 9:
Box Hill 1,137
St Kevins 1,012
Nunawading 648
Box Hill 2 270
Old Scotch 124
Results:
100m: Daniel White-Alikakos 11.43; Josiah Becker 11.65; Mohamad Zeed 11.67; Matt Zwarts 11.70; Robert Owen 12.11; Antony Baldwin 12.13; Mitchell Graham 12.17;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 49.68; Robert Owen 52.25; Matt Zwarts 52.80; Michael Dowel 52.99; Zac Hunter 53.08; Raymond Chan 54.50; Mitchell Graham 55.00; Hanson Wong 55.11; Nicholas Baggott 56.31;
1500m: Andre Waring 4:02.5h; Michael Dowel 4:02.8h; Stephen Dinneen 4:07.3h; Bouchaib Chefnaoui 4:16.0h; James O’Connell 4:16.51; Zac Hunter 4:26.90; Raymond Chan 4:26.95; Michael Vaughan 4:29.46; Welday Mebrahtu 4:30.55; Carlos Norman 4:49.41; Oscar Robinson 4:50.80; Luke Crozier 5:18.85;
4x100m Relay: Mohamad Zeed, Daniel White-Alikakos, Matt Zwarts, Robert Owen 44.85;
110m Hurdles: David Thomson 16.28;
2000m Walk: Simon Evans 11:07.2h; Christopher O’Connor 19:05.8h;
3000m Steeple: William Potter 9:25.30; Hanson Wong 13:29.20; Christopher O’Connor 14:03.20;
Long Jump: David Thomson 6.77m; Josiah Becker 5.87m; Mitchell Graham 5.22m;
Pole Vault: Flavien Basson 5.20m; Joel Pocklington 4.90m; James Filshie 4.60m; David Thomson 4.30m;
Javelin: David Thomson 46.36m; William Seton 43.72m; David Grant 40.43m; Josiah Becker 37.10m;
Discus: David Grant 41.39m; David Thomson 38.79m; William Seton 36.52m;
Finals:
Our team is now looking good for the finals, but we do still need one more athlete to have a go at the walk, so that we score the maximum number of points possible.
Men Over 40:
Our over 40 man’s team had another win to cement our place on top of the ladder.
Scores for round 9:
Box Hill 442
Waverley 351
Vic Masters 216
Box Hill 2 111
Results:
100m: Nick Carah 13.50; Peter McDonald 15.89; Neville Gardner 19.92;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 53.01; Kynan Dawes 56.87; Robert Mayston 59.30; Nick Carah 61.61; Andrew Egginton 63.16; Neville Gardner 1:41.81;
1500m: Robert Schwerkolt 4:19.06; Steve Preece 4:45.97; Tony Langelaan 4:47.94; Scott Lawrence 4:49.14; Peter Stefanos 4:56.45; Neville Gardner 8:20.34;
4x100m Relay: Nick Carah, Andrew Egginton, Andrew Wilcox, Robert Mayston 51.07;
2000m Walk: Peter McDonald DQ; Graeme Olden 11:23.4h; Andrew Egginton 11:41.3h;
3000m Steeple: Andrew Egginton 13:15.20;
Long Jump: Nick Carah 4.62m; Peter McDonald 2.76m;
Javelin: Nick Carah 32.14m; Andrew Egginton 30.84m; Peter McDonald 10.80m;
Discus: Andrew Egginton 25.61m; Neville Gardner 22.96m; Nick Carah 21.65m; Michael Seton 20.25m; Peter McDonald 16.74m;
Finals:
After several near misses in the past, hopefully this is the year we can win the 40+ premiership!
Men Under 18:
Box Hill finished 2nd behind the strong Ringwood team.
Scores from round 9:
Ringwood 598
Box Hill 426
Nunawading 251
Yarra Ranges 103
St Kevins 91
Old Scotch 75
St Stephens 25
Results:
100m: Ned Snibson 11.80; Terry Yan 12.03; Samuel McDonald 12.21; William Wu 12.56;
400m: Ned Snibson 50.75; Alexander Ritchie 55.00;
1500m: Alexander Ritchie 4:03.7h; Scott McKenzie 4:10.64;
4x100m Relay: Matthew Harcourt, William Murphy, Ned Snibson, Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 47.18;
Long Jump: Matthew Harcourt 5.88m; William Wu 5.38m; Terry Yan 5.04m; Callum Evans 4.96m;
Javelin: Samuel McDonald 36.31m; Matthew Harcourt 30.37m;
Discus: Matthew Harcourt 30.11m; Samuel McDonald 29.75m;
Finals:
It looks like we will finish 2nd on the ladder in this division (unless we have a very poor result in round 10) and qualify for the finals. Although our numbers are low in this age group, we have several outstanding athletes and with a full strength team, have a chance of doing very well in the finals, especially if we can find someone to attempt the 3000m walk!
Men Under 16:
Unfortunately we had a number of athletes unavailable and could only manage 4th place.
Scores from round 9:
St Kevins 459
Ringwood 348
Old Xaverians 332
Box Hill 269
Nunawading 262
St Stephens 74
Old Melb. 55
Waverley 46
Old Xaverians 2 30
Results:
100m: William Murphy 12.24; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 12.29;
1500m: Connor Ogilvie 4:48.84; Lachlan Doehmann 5:19.72;
100m Hurdles: Arjun Ravindran 15.35;
Long Jump: Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 5.59m;
Pole Vault: Dalton Di Medio 3.70m;
Discus: Lachlan Doehmann 23.00m;
Finals:
This team is barely hanging onto 2nd place on the ladder and will need a good result (with more athletes competing) in round 10 to make sure that we make it through to the finals.
Women Division 1
A loss to Nunawading means that our women’s open team has slipped to 2nd place on the ladder.
Scores from round 9:
Nunawading 298
Box Hill 197
Ringwood 95
Nunawading 2 75
Results:
100m: Rebecca Fredricksen 13.57; Monique Briard 13.75; Kelly Ulf 13.81; Gemma Watkins 14.32; Grace Kirley 14.55;
400m: Monica Van Wynen 60.21; Jessie Muirden 60.37; Monique Briard 62.53;
1500m: Caitlin Harrison 6:12.1h;
4x100m Relay: Gemma Watkins, Monique Briard, Rebecca Fredricksen, Grace Kirley 53.72;
Long Jump: Kelly Ulf 4.78m; Rachel Limburg 4.73m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.31m;
Pole Vault: Simone Carre 3.25m; Isabelle Napier 3.25m; Jacqueline Williams 3.10m; Annabelle Anderson 2.65m; Brigid Davis 2.50m;
Javelin: Kathryn Brooks 42.85m; Rachel Limburg 25.60m; Irene Margaronis 21.58m;
Discus: Panayiota Carabourniotis 32.41m;
Finals:
Our women’s team, when at full strength is looking good this season, but we must find two walkers to qualify to do this event in the finals.
Women Over 40
Our over 40 women’s team had another win to stay clear on top of the ladder with one round to go.
Scores from round 9:
Box Hill 329
Vic Masters 255
Waverley 168
Ringwood 154
Vic Masters 2 12
Results:
100m: Talitha Crawford 14.03; Karen Carah 14.37; Pia Hunter 17.33;
400m: Talitha Crawford 67.60; Karen Carah 68.81;
1500m: Pia Hunter 6:06.4h;
4x100m Relay: Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Pia Hunter, Talitha Crawford 60.00;
80m Hurdles: Karen Carah 14.28; Amanda Harper 19.09;
2000m Walk: Pia Hunter 12:22.6h; Sharron Meager 19:02.6h;
2000m Steeple: Amanda Harper 9:06.00; Sharron Meager 11:22.80;
Long Jump: Karen Carah 4.31m; Amanda Harper 2.92m;
Pole Vault: Amanda Harper NM;
Javelin: Karen Carah 25.72m; Anna Di Medio 17.45m;
Discus: Anna Di Medio 23.88m; Karen Carah 22.57m;
Finals:
Hopefully our over 40 women’s team can repeat their premiership from last season.
Women Under 18
Our under 18 women won a very close battle this week to remain on top of the ladder
Scores from round 9:
Box Hill 223
Old Xaverians 221
Yarra Ranges 159
Waverley 29
Nunawading 25
Results:
100m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 12.52; Hannah Heathcote 15.51;
400m: Kate Boulter 63.20; Holly Pedersen 71.21;
100m Hurdles: Kate Boulter 17.34; Hannah Heathcote 20.07;
Long Jump: Kate Boulter 4.91m; Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 4.67m; Hannah Heathcote 3.77m;
Pole Vault: Phillipa Hajdasz 3.25m; Olivia Carah 3.10m;
Javelin: Kate Boulter 27.94m; Hannah Heathcote 16.64m;
Discus: Hannah Heathcote 12.52m;
Finals:
This team has stayed on top of the ladder all season, but we need to find athletes to do the hammer throw and the walk if we are to do well in the finals
Women Under 16
The under 16 girls had a good win to move further ahead on top of the ladder.
Scores from round 9:
Box Hill 354
Ringwood 297
Old Xaverians 229
Croydon 162
Nunawading 104
Results:
100m: Simone Lin 13.41; Emily Bertacco 13.91; Emily Butler 13.95; Tara Samaranayake 14.03;
400m: Sophie Tadgell 62.13; Tamsyn Lovass 65.36; Carla Dreyer 68.14;
1500m: Tamsyn Lovass 5:00.92; Ashlee Treagus 5:01.70;
4x100m Relay: Simone Lin, Emily Bertacco, Tara Samaranayake, Laura Jane Irving 54.87;
100m Hurdles: Emily Butler 16.82;
Long Jump: Emily Butler 4.56m; Laura Jane Irving 4.54m; Emily Bertacco 4.17m;
Finals:
As with several of our other teams, we have a good chance of doing well in the finals, but need to find girls to compete in the walk and the hammer throw.
SHIELD FINAL ON FEBRUARY 6?
With one round of shield competition remaining before the shield final, all Box Hill teams look set to finish in the top two and qualify for the final on February 6.
I have attached the draft timetable for the finals day. If anyone is unavailable to compete on February 6, please let us know as soon as possible.
Remember that in the finals you must compete in the correct uniform (the old grey singlets will not be allowed) with black shorts and your AV bib number attached to both the front and back of your uniform.
Remember to compete for your team in the final you must have competed in at least three rounds of shield competition and have competed at least once in that particular event.
CONGRATULATIONS DION
Congratulations to Dion Finocchiaro, who won the 56km Two Bays trail run on Sunday! This run from Dromana, over Arthur’s seat to Cape Schanck and return is one of the most popular ultramarathon events in Australia. Dion not only won, but ran a course record of 4 hours, 6 minutes and 36 seconds.
2015-2016 Shield Competition – Round 9 – Albert Park – Saturday 16 January 2016
January 16, 2016
Men Division 1:
Our open men’s team had another good result, taking us to the top of the ladder.
Scores for round 9:
Box Hill 1,137
St Kevins 1,012
Nunawading 648
Box Hill 2 270
Old Scotch 124
Results:
100m: Daniel White-Alikakos 11.43; Josiah Becker 11.65; Mohamad Zeed 11.67; Matt Zwarts 11.70; Robert Owen 12.11; Antony Baldwin 12.13; Mitchell Graham 12.17;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 49.68; Robert Owen 52.25; Matt Zwarts 52.80; Michael Dowel 52.99; Zac Hunter 53.08; Raymond Chan 54.50; Mitchell Graham 55.00; Hanson Wong 55.11; Nicholas Baggott 56.31;
1500m: Andre Waring 4:02.5h; Michael Dowel 4:02.8h; Stephen Dinneen 4:07.3h; Bouchaib Chefnaoui 4:16.0h; James O’Connell 4:16.51; Zac Hunter 4:26.90; Raymond Chan 4:26.95; Michael Vaughan 4:29.46; Welday Mebrahtu 4:30.55; Carlos Norman 4:49.41; Oscar Robinson 4:50.80; Luke Crozier 5:18.85;
4x100m Relay: Mohamad Zeed, Daniel White-Alikakos, Matt Zwarts, Robert Owen 44.85;
110m Hurdles: David Thomson 16.28;
2000m Walk: Simon Evans 11:07.2h; Christopher O’Connor 19:05.8h;
3000m Steeple: William Potter 9:25.30; Hanson Wong 13:29.20; Christopher O’Connor 14:03.20;
Long Jump: David Thomson 6.77m; Josiah Becker 5.87m; Mitchell Graham 5.22m;
Pole Vault: Flavien Basson 5.20m; Joel Pocklington 4.90m; James Filshie 4.60m; David Thomson 4.30m;
Javelin: David Thomson 46.36m; William Seton 43.72m; David Grant 40.43m; Josiah Becker 37.10m;
Discus: David Grant 41.39m; David Thomson 38.79m; William Seton 36.52m;
Finals:
Our team is now looking good for the finals, but we do still need one more athlete to have a go at the walk, so that we score the maximum number of points possible.
Men Over 40:
Our over 40 man’s team had another win to cement our place on top of the ladder.
Scores for round 9:
Box Hill 442
Waverley 351
Vic Masters 216
Box Hill 2 111
Results:
100m: Nick Carah 13.50; Peter McDonald 15.89; Neville Gardner 19.92;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 53.01; Kynan Dawes 56.87; Robert Mayston 59.30; Nick Carah 61.61; Andrew Egginton 63.16; Neville Gardner 1:41.81;
1500m: Robert Schwerkolt 4:19.06; Steve Preece 4:45.97; Tony Langelaan 4:47.94; Scott Lawrence 4:49.14; Peter Stefanos 4:56.45; Neville Gardner 8:20.34;
4x100m Relay: Nick Carah, Andrew Egginton, Andrew Wilcox, Robert Mayston 51.07;
2000m Walk: Peter McDonald DQ; Graeme Olden 11:23.4h; Andrew Egginton 11:41.3h;
3000m Steeple: Andrew Egginton 13:15.20;
Long Jump: Nick Carah 4.62m; Peter McDonald 2.76m;
Javelin: Nick Carah 32.14m; Andrew Egginton 30.84m; Peter McDonald 10.80m;
Discus: Andrew Egginton 25.61m; Neville Gardner 22.96m; Nick Carah 21.65m; Michael Seton 20.25m; Peter McDonald 16.74m;
Finals:
After several near misses in the past, hopefully this is the year we can win the 40+ premiership!
Men Under 18:
Box Hill finished 2nd behind the strong Ringwood team.
Scores from round 9:
Ringwood 598
Box Hill 426
Nunawading 251
Yarra Ranges 103
St Kevins 91
Old Scotch 75
St Stephens 25
Results:
100m: Ned Snibson 11.80; Terry Yan 12.03; Samuel McDonald 12.21; William Wu 12.56;
400m: Ned Snibson 50.75; Alexander Ritchie 55.00;
1500m: Alexander Ritchie 4:03.7h; Scott McKenzie 4:10.64;
4x100m Relay: Matthew Harcourt, William Murphy, Ned Snibson, Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 47.18;
Long Jump: Matthew Harcourt 5.88m; William Wu 5.38m; Terry Yan 5.04m; Callum Evans 4.96m;
Javelin: Samuel McDonald 36.31m; Matthew Harcourt 30.37m;
Discus: Matthew Harcourt 30.11m; Samuel McDonald 29.75m;
Finals:
It looks like we will finish 2nd on the ladder in this division (unless we have a very poor result in round 10) and qualify for the finals. Although our numbers are low in this age group, we have several outstanding athletes and with a full strength team, have a chance of doing very well in the finals, especially if we can find someone to attempt the 3000m walk!
Men Under 16:
Unfortunately we had a number of athletes unavailable and could only manage 4th place.
Scores from round 9:
St Kevins 459
Ringwood 348
Old Xaverians 332
Box Hill 269
Nunawading 262
St Stephens 74
Old Melb. 55
Waverley 46
Old Xaverians 2 30
Results:
100m: William Murphy 12.24; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 12.29;
1500m: Connor Ogilvie 4:48.84; Lachlan Doehmann 5:19.72;
100m Hurdles: Arjun Ravindran 15.35;
Long Jump: Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 5.59m;
Pole Vault: Dalton Di Medio 3.70m;
Discus: Lachlan Doehmann 23.00m;
Finals:
This team is barely hanging onto 2nd place on the ladder and will need a good result (with more athletes competing) in round 10 to make sure that we make it through to the finals.
Women Division 1
A loss to Nunawading means that our women’s open team has slipped to 2nd place on the ladder.
Scores from round 9:
Nunawading 298
Box Hill 197
Ringwood 95
Nunawading 2 75
Results:
100m: Rebecca Fredricksen 13.57; Monique Briard 13.75; Kelly Ulf 13.81; Gemma Watkins 14.32; Grace Kirley 14.55;
400m: Monica Van Wynen 60.21; Jessie Muirden 60.37; Monique Briard 62.53;
1500m: Caitlin Harrison 6:12.1h;
4x100m Relay: Gemma Watkins, Monique Briard, Rebecca Fredricksen, Grace Kirley 53.72;
Long Jump: Kelly Ulf 4.78m; Rachel Limburg 4.73m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.31m;
Pole Vault: Simone Carre 3.25m; Isabelle Napier 3.25m; Jacqueline Williams 3.10m; Annabelle Anderson 2.65m; Brigid Davis 2.50m;
Javelin: Kathryn Brooks 42.85m; Rachel Limburg 25.60m; Irene Margaronis 21.58m;
Discus: Panayiota Carabourniotis 32.41m;
Finals:
Our women’s team, when at full strength is looking good this season, but we must find two walkers to qualify to do this event in the finals.
Women Over 40
Our over 40 women’s team had another win to stay clear on top of the ladder with one round to go.
Scores from round 9:
Box Hill 329
Vic Masters 255
Waverley 168
Ringwood 154
Vic Masters 2 12
Results:
100m: Talitha Crawford 14.03; Karen Carah 14.37; Pia Hunter 17.33;
400m: Talitha Crawford 67.60; Karen Carah 68.81;
1500m: Pia Hunter 6:06.4h;
4x100m Relay: Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Pia Hunter, Talitha Crawford 60.00;
80m Hurdles: Karen Carah 14.28; Amanda Harper 19.09;
2000m Walk: Pia Hunter 12:22.6h; Sharron Meager 19:02.6h;
2000m Steeple: Amanda Harper 9:06.00; Sharron Meager 11:22.80;
Long Jump: Karen Carah 4.31m; Amanda Harper 2.92m;
Pole Vault: Amanda Harper NM;
Javelin: Karen Carah 25.72m; Anna Di Medio 17.45m;
Discus: Anna Di Medio 23.88m; Karen Carah 22.57m;
Finals:
Hopefully our over 40 women’s team can repeat their premiership from last season.
Women Under 18
Our under 18 women won a very close battle this week to remain on top of the ladder
Scores from round 9:
Box Hill 223
Old Xaverians 221
Yarra Ranges 159
Waverley 29
Nunawading 25
Results:
100m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 12.52; Hannah Heathcote 15.51;
400m: Kate Boulter 63.20; Holly Pedersen 71.21;
100m Hurdles: Kate Boulter 17.34; Hannah Heathcote 20.07;
Long Jump: Kate Boulter 4.91m; Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 4.67m; Hannah Heathcote 3.77m;
Pole Vault: Phillipa Hajdasz 3.25m; Olivia Carah 3.10m;
Javelin: Kate Boulter 27.94m; Hannah Heathcote 16.64m;
Discus: Hannah Heathcote 12.52m;
Finals:
This team has stayed on top of the ladder all season, but we need to find athletes to do the hammer throw and the walk if we are to do well in the finals
Women Under 16
The under 16 girls had a good win to move further ahead on top of the ladder.
Scores from round 9:
Box Hill 354
Ringwood 297
Old Xaverians 229
Croydon 162
Nunawading 104
Results:
100m: Simone Lin 13.41; Emily Bertacco 13.91; Emily Butler 13.95; Tara Samaranayake 14.03;
400m: Sophie Tadgell 62.13; Tamsyn Lovass 65.36; Carla Dreyer 68.14;
1500m: Tamsyn Lovass 5:00.92; Ashlee Treagus 5:01.70;
4x100m Relay: Simone Lin, Emily Bertacco, Tara Samaranayake, Laura Jane Irving 54.87;
100m Hurdles: Emily Butler 16.82;
Long Jump: Emily Butler 4.56m; Laura Jane Irving 4.54m; Emily Bertacco 4.17m;
Finals:
As with several of our other teams, we have a good chance of doing well in the finals, but need to find girls to compete in the walk and the hammer throw.
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 16
January 12, 2016
SHIELD ROUND 9 AT ALBERT PARK THIS SATURDAY MORNING
Please note that round 9 of shield competition is on this Saturday, January 16 at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park. Field events commence at 9:00am and track events start at 10:00am. The program will conclude at about 3:00pm. See the attached program for details. In most age groups the competition is very tight and our teams need to perform well this Saturday to make sure that we make it through to the finals.
MILERS CLUB AT BOX HILL ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Please note that the Milers Club will be holding competition at Box Hill on Tuesday, January 19 from 7:00pm. The track will be closed to training shortly before this time.
RESULTS FROM ROUND 8 OF SHIELD COMPETITION
Some good results on Saturday have left all our teams in the top two in their divisions and therefore in a place to qualify for the finals, but the scores are very close in most divisions. There were some terrific performances on the day. Special mention to Amanda Harper who did seven events in the women’s over 40 competition and to David Thomson who did six events in the men’s division one.
Women Division 1
200m: Monica Van Wynen 27.08; Sanjana Alex 27.41; Jessie Muirden 27.95; Rebecca Fredricksen 28.26; Monique Briard 29.24; Gemma Watkins 29.57; Grace Kirley 30.94;
800m: Jessie Muirden 2:34.28;
3000m: Nicole Roberts 10:03.65; Amelia Savige 13:00.80; Caitlin Harrison 13:18.46;
4x400m Relay: Monique Briard, Jess Hepworth, Monica Van Wynen, Sophia Davis 4:23.73;
400m Hurdles: Monique Briard 71.44; Gemma Watkins 78.60;
Triple Jump: Kelly Ulf 10.65m; Simone Carre 10.06m;
High Jump: Kelly Ulf 1.50m; Simone Carre 1.50m;
Shot Put: Simone Carre 9.26m; Irene Margaronis 6.57m;
Hammer: Simone Carre 19.69m;
Women Over 40
200m: Kimberly Butler 32.23; Amanda Harper 35.43; Sharron Meager 39.72;
800m: Kimberly Butler 2:58.78; Amanda Harper 3:00.33; Sharron Meager 3:44.78;
3000m: Amanda Harper 12:45.21;
400m Hurdles: Kimberly Butler 84.71; Amanda Harper 89.55;
3000m Walk: Sharron Meager 26:59.53;
Triple Jump: Kimberly Butler 8.29m; Amanda Harper 6.67m;
High Jump: Amanda Harper 1.05m;
Shot Put: Anna Di Medio 7.90m; Amanda Harper 5.58m;
Women Under 18
200m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 25.37; Hannah Heathcote 32.88;
800m: Sarah Billings 2:08.54;
3000m: Holly Pedersen 11:26.35;
Triple Jump: Hannah Heathcote 8.18m;
High Jump: Hannah Heathcote 1.15m;
Shot Put: Phillipa Hajdasz 9.35m; Hannah Heathcote 5.75m;
Women Under 16
200m: Sophia Davis 25.94; Ella Squires 26.79; Ellie Masters 27.08; Emily Butler 28.71; Simone Lin 28.91; Laura Jane Irving 29.43; Alana Hayes Chen 30.41;
800m: Jess Hepworth 2:31.40; Carla Dreyer 2:40.73; Jessica MacKenzie 2:59.34;
3000m: Molly McCarthy 10:55.45; Sophie Westcott 10:59.73; Maddy Truong 10:59.97;
Triple Jump: Emily Butler 10.08m; Jessica MacKenzie 9.21m;
High Jump: Emily Butler 1.50m; Jessica MacKenzie 1.30m;
Shot Put: Jessica MacKenzie 8.78m;
Men Division 1
200m: Matt Zwarts 23.20; Josiah Becker 23.44; David Thomson 24.45; Hanson Wong 25.41; William Seton 29.45; Jack Hill 30.11;
800m: Andre Waring 1:56.92; Zac Hunter 2:03.47; Bouchaib Chefnaoui 2:05.11; Klarie McIntyre 2:10.87; Russell Clowes 2:12.70; Jack Prendergast 2:16.03; Welday Mebrahtu 2:16.04; Hanson Wong 2:17.22; Jack Hill 2:22.77;
3000m: Michael Dowel 8:59.13; Klarie McIntyre 9:20.02; Andre Waring 9:32.21; Welday Mebrahtu 9:41.87; Michael Vaughan 9:45.83; Peter Green 9:53.26; Andrew Hester 10:29.49; Carlos Norman 10:34.48; Jack Hill 11:31.98; Christopher O’Connor 11:38.15;
4x400m Relay: Ned Snibson, Andrew Wilcox, Matt Zwarts, Zac Hunter 3:32.36;
400m Hurdles: Robert Owen 58.37; David Thomson 65.83;
3000m Walk: Simon Evans 17:16.14; Christopher O’Connor 27:39.55;
Triple Jump: David Thomson 11.09m; Josiah Becker 10.52m; Jack Hill 7.81m;
High Jump: David Thomson 1.90m; Josiah Becker 1.80m; William Seton 1.70m; Simon Evans 1.20m;
Shot Put: David Grant 11.97m; William Seton 11.82m; David Thomson 10.32m; Josiah Becker 10.09m;
Hammer: Brett Nuske 36.49m; William Seton 28.41m; David Grant 28.22m; David Thomson 19.68m;
Men Over 40
200m: Andrew Wilcox 24.27; Robert Mayston 26.59; Nick Carah 27.89; Peter McDonald 35.49; Neville Gardner 43.32;
800m: Kynan Dawes 2:04.87; Andrew Egginton 2:14.99; David Featherston 2:15.36; Tony Langelaan 2:21.30; Nick Carah 2:22.64; Simon St Hill 3:02.96; Neville Gardner 4:11.63;
3000m: Robert Schwerkolt 9:45.47; Peter Stefanos 10:38.61; Scott Lawrence 10:42.49; Tony Langelaan 10:49.23; Simon St Hill 13:14.06; Neville Gardner 19:24.21;
4x400m Relay: Robert Mayston, Andrew Egginton, Nick Carah, Tony Langelaan 4:15.81;
400m Hurdles: David Featherston 60.21;
Triple Jump: Nick Carah 9.03m;
High Jump: David Featherston 1.60m; Michael Seton 1.25m;
Shot Put: David Featherston 8.93m; Nick Carah 7.94m; Peter McDonald 5.99m; Neville Gardner 5.62m;
Hammer: Michael Seton 19.54m; David Featherston 19.29m; Peter McDonald 16.44m;
Men Under 18
200m: Ned Snibson 23.33; Samuel McDonald 24.47; William Wu 25.24;
3000m: Callum Evans 9:46.29; Samuel Rattray 9:49.90;
Triple Jump: Callum Evans 10.83m;
High Jump: Samuel McDonald 1.70m;
Shot Put: Samuel McDonald 10.37m;
Men Under 16
200m: William Murphy 25.36; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 25.53; Dalton Di Medio 26.62;
800m: Darcy Powne 2:01.74; Austin Hunter 2:06.53; Mac Anderson 2:20.38; Connor Ogilvie 2:20.77; Lachlan Doehmann 2:35.97;
3000m: Thomas Sellwood 9:14.26;
Triple Jump: William Murphy 11.50m;
Shot Put: Dalton Di Medio 9.71m; Cameron MacKenzie 7.21m;
SHIELD FINAL ON FEBRUARY 6?
With two rounds of shield competition remaining before the shield final, most Box Hill teams look set to finish in the top two and qualify for the final on February 6.
Remember to compete for your team in the final you must have competed in at least three rounds of shield competition and have competed at least once in that particular event.
LIKE TO GO TO FALLS CREEK?
A flat is available over summer at Falls Creek.
It sleeps eight comfortably and Box Hill athletes can receive the discount price of $700 per week.
Let us know if you would like further details.
SHIELD CALENDAR
January 16, Saturday, Round 9, Lakeside Stadium (zone vs zone)
January 30, Saturday, Round 10, Nunawading
February 6, Saturday, Shield Final, Lakeside Stadium
2015-2016 Shield Competition – Round 8 – Nunawading – Saturday 9 January 2015
January 9, 2016
Some good results on Saturday have left all our teams in the top two in their divisions and therefore in a place to qualify for the finals, but the scores are very close in most divisions. There were some terrific performances on the day. Special mention to Amanda Harper who did seven events in the women’s over 40 competition and to David Thomson who did six events in the men’s division one.
Women Division 1
200m: Monica Van Wynen 27.08; Sanjana Alex 27.41; Jessie Muirden 27.95; Rebecca Fredricksen 28.26; Monique Briard 29.24; Gemma Watkins 29.57; Grace Kirley 30.94;
800m: Jessie Muirden 2:34.28;
3000m: Nicole Roberts 10:03.65; Amelia Savige 13:00.80; Caitlin Harrison 13:18.46;
4x400m Relay: Monique Briard, Jess Hepworth, Monica Van Wynen, Sophia Davis 4:23.73;
400m Hurdles: Monique Briard 71.44; Gemma Watkins 78.60;
Triple Jump: Kelly Ulf 10.65m; Simone Carre 10.06m;
High Jump: Kelly Ulf 1.50m; Simone Carre 1.50m;
Shot Put: Simone Carre 9.26m; Irene Margaronis 6.57m;
Hammer: Simone Carre 19.69m;
Women Over 40
200m: Kimberly Butler 32.23; Amanda Harper 35.43; Sharron Meager 39.72;
800m: Kimberly Butler 2:58.78; Amanda Harper 3:00.33; Sharron Meager 3:44.78;
3000m: Amanda Harper 12:45.21;
400m Hurdles: Kimberly Butler 84.71; Amanda Harper 89.55;
3000m Walk: Sharron Meager 26:59.53;
Triple Jump: Kimberly Butler 8.29m; Amanda Harper 6.67m;
High Jump: Amanda Harper 1.05m;
Shot Put: Anna Di Medio 7.90m; Amanda Harper 5.58m;
Women Under 18
200m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 25.37; Hannah Heathcote 32.88;
800m: Sarah Billings 2:08.54;
3000m: Holly Pedersen 11:26.35;
Triple Jump: Hannah Heathcote 8.18m;
High Jump: Hannah Heathcote 1.15m;
Shot Put: Phillipa Hajdasz 9.35m; Hannah Heathcote 5.75m;
Women Under 16
200m: Sophia Davis 25.94; Ella Squires 26.79; Ellie Masters 27.08; Emily Butler 28.71; Simone Lin 28.91; Laura Jane Irving 29.43; Alana Hayes Chen 30.41;
800m: Jess Hepworth 2:31.40; Carla Dreyer 2:40.73; Jessica MacKenzie 2:59.34;
3000m: Molly McCarthy 10:55.45; Sophie Westcott 10:59.73; Maddy Truong 10:59.97;
Triple Jump: Emily Butler 10.08m; Jessica MacKenzie 9.21m;
High Jump: Emily Butler 1.50m; Jessica MacKenzie 1.30m;
Shot Put: Jessica MacKenzie 8.78m;
Men Division 1
200m: Matt Zwarts 23.20; Josiah Becker 23.44; David Thomson 24.45; Hanson Wong 25.41; William Seton 29.45; Jack Hill 30.11;
800m: Andre Waring 1:56.92; Zac Hunter 2:03.47; Bouchaib Chefnaoui 2:05.11; Klarie McIntyre 2:10.87; Russell Clowes 2:12.70; Jack Prendergast 2:16.03; Welday Mebrahtu 2:16.04; Hanson Wong 2:17.22; Jack Hill 2:22.77;
3000m: Michael Dowel 8:59.13; Klarie McIntyre 9:20.02; Andre Waring 9:32.21; Welday Mebrahtu 9:41.87; Michael Vaughan 9:45.83; Peter Green 9:53.26; Andrew Hester 10:29.49; Carlos Norman 10:34.48; Jack Hill 11:31.98; Christopher O’Connor 11:38.15;
4x400m Relay: Ned Snibson, Andrew Wilcox, Matt Zwarts, Zac Hunter 3:32.36;
400m Hurdles: Robert Owen 58.37; David Thomson 65.83;
3000m Walk: Simon Evans 17:16.14; Christopher O’Connor 27:39.55;
Triple Jump: David Thomson 11.09m; Josiah Becker 10.52m; Jack Hill 7.81m;
High Jump: David Thomson 1.90m; Josiah Becker 1.80m; William Seton 1.70m; Simon Evans 1.20m;
Shot Put: David Grant 11.97m; William Seton 11.82m; David Thomson 10.32m; Josiah Becker 10.09m;
Hammer: Brett Nuske 36.49m; William Seton 28.41m; David Grant 28.22m; David Thomson 19.68m;
Men Over 40
200m: Andrew Wilcox 24.27; Robert Mayston 26.59; Nick Carah 27.89; Peter McDonald 35.49; Neville Gardner 43.32;
800m: Kynan Dawes 2:04.87; Andrew Egginton 2:14.99; David Featherston 2:15.36; Tony Langelaan 2:21.30; Nick Carah 2:22.64; Simon St Hill 3:02.96; Neville Gardner 4:11.63;
3000m: Robert Schwerkolt 9:45.47; Peter Stefanos 10:38.61; Scott Lawrence 10:42.49; Tony Langelaan 10:49.23; Simon St Hill 13:14.06; Neville Gardner 19:24.21;
4x400m Relay: Robert Mayston, Andrew Egginton, Nick Carah, Tony Langelaan 4:15.81;
400m Hurdles: David Featherston 60.21;
Triple Jump: Nick Carah 9.03m;
High Jump: David Featherston 1.60m; Michael Seton 1.25m;
Shot Put: David Featherston 8.93m; Nick Carah 7.94m; Peter McDonald 5.99m; Neville Gardner 5.62m;
Hammer: Michael Seton 19.54m; David Featherston 19.29m; Peter McDonald 16.44m;
Men Under 18
200m: Ned Snibson 23.33; Samuel McDonald 24.47; William Wu 25.24;
3000m: Callum Evans 9:46.29; Samuel Rattray 9:49.90;
Triple Jump: Callum Evans 10.83m;
High Jump: Samuel McDonald 1.70m;
Shot Put: Samuel McDonald 10.37m;
Men Under 16
200m: William Murphy 25.36; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 25.53; Dalton Di Medio 26.62;
800m: Darcy Powne 2:01.74; Austin Hunter 2:06.53; Mac Anderson 2:20.38; Connor Ogilvie 2:20.77; Lachlan Doehmann 2:35.97;
3000m: Thomas Sellwood 9:14.26;
Triple Jump: William Murphy 11.50m;
Shot Put: Dalton Di Medio 9.71m; Cameron MacKenzie 7.21m;
SHIELD FINAL ON FEBRUARY 6?
With two rounds of shield competition remaining before the shield final, most Box Hill teams look set to finish in the top two and qualify for the final on February 6.
Remember to compete for your team in the final you must have competed in at least three rounds of shield competition and have competed at least once in that particular event.
LIKE TO GO TO FALLS CREEK?
A flat is available over summer at Falls Creek.
It sleeps eight comfortably and Box Hill athletes can receive the discount price of $700 per week.
Let us know if you would like further details.
SHIELD CALENDAR
January 16, Saturday, Round 9, Lakeside Stadium (zone vs zone)
January 30, Saturday, Round 10, Nunawading
February 6, Saturday, Shield Final, Lakeside Stadium
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 15
January 4, 2016
ROUND 8 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON THIS SATURDAY AT NUNAWADING
Shield competition will resume this Saturday, January 9, at Nunawading. Some people will be away on holidays, so those of you who are available to compete, please make a special effort to be there. This program will be the same as that used for the finals (200, 800, 3000, 3000 walk, 400 hurdles, 4x400m, shot, hammer, high jump, triple jump) so this is a great opportunity to do all the events that you might be needed for in the finals.
This round is also a zone v zone competition, which simply means that 2 zones will be competing together at Nunawading this Saturday.
Note that the program starts early at 12:00 noon, with the 400m hurdles, the 3000m walk and all field events. See the attached program.
SHIELD ROUND 9 STARTS IN THE MORNING!
Please note that round 9 of shield competition on Saturday, January 16 at Albert Park, starts in the morning. Field events commence at 9:00am and track events start at 10:00am. The program will conclude at about 3:00pm
SHIELD FINAL ON FEBRUARY 6
With three rounds of shield competition remaining before the shield final, most Box Hill teams look set to finish in the top two and qualify for the final on February 6.
Remember to compete for your team in the final you must have competed in at least three rounds of shield competition and have competed at least once in that particular event.
RARE AIR CLUB RESULTS
Results from the pole vault event held at Box Hill on January 2.
Women:
Belle Anderson 2.60m
Brigid Davis 2.45m
Men:
Flavien Basson 5.20m
Joel Pocklington 5.20m
Ja,es Filshie 4.45m
Dalton Di Medio 3.55m
Sam McDonald 2.75m
LIKE TO GO TO FALLS CREEK?
A flat is available over summer at Falls Creek.
It sleeps eight comfortably and Box Hill athletes can receive the discount price of $700 per week.
Let us know if you would like further details.
SHIELD CALENDAR
January 9, Saturday, Round 8, Nunawading (zone vs zone)
January 16, Saturday, Round 9, Lakeside Stadium (zone vs zone)
January 30, Saturday, Round 10, Nunawading
February 6, Saturday, Shield Final, Lakeside Stadium
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No.14
December 28, 2015
ROUND 8 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 AT NUNAWADING
Shield competition will resume after Christmas on Saturday, January 9. Round 8 of shield will be held at Nunawading. Some people will be away in January, so those of you who are available to compete on this day, please make a special effort to be there. This program will be the same as that used for the finals (200, 800, 3000, 3000 walk, 400 hurdles, 4x400m, shot, hammer, high jump, triple jump) so this is a great opportunity to do all the events that you might be needed for in the finals.
SHIELD FINAL ON FEBRUARY 6
With three rounds of shield competition remaining before the shield final, most Box Hill teams look set to finish in the top two and qualify for the final on February 6.
Remember to compete for your team in the final you must have competed in at least three rounds of shield competition and have competed at least once in that particular event.
LIKE TO GO TO FALLS CREEK?
A flat is available over summer at Falls Creek.
It sleeps eight comfortably and Box Hill athletes can receive the discount price of $700 per week.
Let us know if you would like further details.
SHIELD CALENDAR
January 9, Saturday, Round 8, Nunawading (zone vs zone)
January 16, Saturday, Round 9, Lakeside Stadium (zone vs zone)
January 30, Saturday, Round 10, Nunawading
February 6, Saturday, Shield Final, Lakeside Stadium
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 13
December 23, 2015
MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!
We hope that everyone associated with the Club has a happy Christmas and we wish you all a happy and successful new year.
ROUND 8 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 AT NUNAWADING
Shield competition will resume after Christmas on Saturday, January 9. Round 8 of shield will be held at Nunawading. Some people will be away in January, so those of you who are available to compete on this day, please make a special effort to be there. This program will be the same as that used for the finals (200, 800, 3000, 3000 walk, 400 hurdles, 4x400m, shot, hammer, high jump, triple jump) so this is a great opportunity to do all the events that you might be needed for in the finals.
SHIELD FINAL ON FEBRUARY 6
With three rounds of shield competition remaining before the shield final, most Box Hill teams look set to finish in the top two and qualify for the final on February 6.
Remember to compete for your team in the final you must have competed in at least three rounds of shield competition and have competed at least once in that particular event.
Men Open Division 1
In Division 1, we are second on the ladder. It has been a close three-way tussle this season between Nunawading, St. Kevin’s and Box Hill. We has a nearly full strength team in the last round and won but we need to make sure we continue to fill all the events including the jumps, walks and hurdles.
Men 40+
Our team in on top of the ladder and hopefully we can win the Association Premiership this year after going close several times in the past.
Men U18
We have a very strong under 18 team, with some outstanding athletes, but our numbers are a bit low, so we need all our under 18 boys competing to try to cover all the events. Currently the team in second on the ladder.
Men U16
Our under 16 boys are third on the ladder and will need some good results over the last three rounds in order to make the finals. Hopefully all our under 16 boys will take part in the last three rounds of shield.
Women Open Division 1
Our division 1 women’s team are on top of the ladder, but we need to make sure we get everyone qualified for the finals, where the competition will be very tough.
Women 40+
Our over 40 women’s team are on top of the ladder and hopefully can repeat the premiership win they had last year.
Women U18
The under 18 girls are on top of the ladder and hopefully can cover every event so that they have a good chance in the finals.
Women U16
The under 16 girls are also on top of the ladder and if we can find some athletes to do the hammer throw and the walk, they should be hard to beat in the finals.
SHIELD CALENDAR
January 9, Saturday, Round 8, Nunawading (zone vs zone)
January 16, Saturday, Round 9, Lakeside Stadium (zone vs zone)
January 30, Saturday, Round 10, Nunawading
February 6, Saturday, Shield Final, Lakeside Stadium
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 12
December 14, 2015
ROUND 7 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON THIS SATURDAY AT NUNAWADING
Round 7 of shield competition will be held at Nunawading on this Saturday, December 19. This is the last round before the Christmas break and hopefully we can have another great result.
The program starts at 1:30pm with the sprint hurdles and the steeplechase, followed by the walk, the 100m, 1500m, 4x100m relay and the 400m. The field events will be javelin, discus, long jump and pole vault. See the attached timetable.
In recent weeks some of the field events have filled up very quickly, so if you want to compete in any of the earlier field events, make sure you arrive early to check in!
Remember that you must compete in at least 3 rounds of shield competition in order to be eligible to compete in the finals on February 6.
ROUND 8 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 AT NUNAWADING
Shield competition will resume after Christmas on Saturday, January 9. Round 8 of shield will also be held at Nunawading. Some people will be away in January, so those of you who are available to compete on this day, please make a special effort to be there.
MORE RESULTS FROM THE ZATOPEK MEET
Nana Owusu-Afriyie won the Denise Boyd, Victorian 100 yards championship in a time of 11.06. This is a great performance by Nana to win an open age title as a 16 year old. In the men’s David Baxter 100 yards championship, Daniel White-Alikakos finished 4th in 10.26
SHIELD LADDERS AFTER 6 ROUNDS
With four rounds to go, seven of our eight teams are in the top two on the ladder and are set to qualify for the finals. Hopefully we will have good results in the last four rounds and all of our teams can make it through to the finals in on February 6.
Men Open Division 1
Nunawading 34
Box Hill 31
St Kevins 30
Box Hill 2 13
Nunawading 2 13
Old Scotch 11
Men 40+
Box Hill 38
Waverley 31
Vic Masters 26
Box Hill 2 16
St Kevins 15
Vic Masters 2 2
Men U18
Ringwood 48
Box Hill 32
Nunawading 31
Yarra Ranges 18
St Kevins 16
Old Scotch 15
Waverley 10
Men U16
Ringwood 52
Old Xavs 42
Box Hill 39
Nunawading 38
St Kevins 35
Waverley 21
Old Xavs 2 12
St Stephens 6
Old Melb 1
Women Open Division 1
Box Hill 25
Nunawading 22
Ringwood 11
Nunawading 2 7
Women 40+
Box Hill 26
Vic Masters 24
Waverley 22
Ringwood 17
Vic Masters 2 6
Women U18
Box Hill 32
Old Xavs 22
Nunawading 19
Yarra Ranges 17
Waverley 6
Women U16
Box Hill 52
Ringwood 41
Croydon 35
Old Xavs 32
Nunawading 26
Waverley 3
RESULTS FROM ROUND 6 OF SHIELD COMPETITION
Box Hill teams performed well in round 6 on last Thursday night. In particular our men’s division 1 team was close to full strength for the first time this season and had resounding win. Importantly our second men’s division 1 team finished 3rd, ahead of St.Kevins.
Men Open
200m: Daniel White-Alikakos 22.66; Robert Owen 22.86; Matt Zwarts 23.25; Josiah Becker 23.26; Mohamad Zeed 23.38; David Thomson 23.42; Blake Lucas 23.76; Antony Baldwin 24.26; James Baumgartner 24.81; Hanson Wong 25.63;
800m: Michael Dowel 1:57.5h; Nicholas Baggott 2:00.0h; Daniel White-Alikakos 2:00.6h; Andre Waring 2:00.7h; Ben Noske 2:02.5h; Julian Badari 2:03.0h; Peter Green 2:03.4h; Benjamin Cox 2:10.1h; Antony Baldwin 2:11.2h; Hanson Wong 2:11.5h; Matt Zwarts 2:14.8h; Carlos Norman 2:21.5h; Jack Hill 2:24.1h; Peter O’Leary 2:27.6h;
5000m: Michael Dowel 15:17.6h; Stephen Dinneen 15:33.2h; Dion Finocchiaro 15:34.2h; Klarie McIntyre 15:34.8h; Andre Waring 17:04.2h; Julian Badari 17:15.1h; William Potter 17:56.4h; Benjamin Cox 18:20.1h; Luke Crozier 19:24.8h; Christopher O’Connor 19:45.6h;
4x200m Relay: David Thomson, Mohamad Zeed, Daniel White-Alikakos, Matt Zwarts 1:33.2h; Nicholas Baggott, Antony Baldwin, James Baumgartner, Robert Owen 1:37.5h;
400m Hurdles: Mohamad Zeed 58.3h; David Thomson 63.2h; Blake Lucas 69.0h; Josiah Becker 73.5h;
3000m Walk: Simon Evans 16:38.3h; Christopher O’Connor 26:30.8h;
Triple Jump: David Thomson 12.47m; Blake Lucas 11.99m; Josiah Becker 11.44m; Brett Nuske 10.91m; James Baumgartner 9.30m; Simon Evans NM;
High Jump: David Thomson 1.95m; Josiah Becker 1.80m; James Baumgartner 1.75m; Blake Lucas 1.60m; William Seton 1.60m; Benjamin Cox 1.50m;
Shot Put: David Thomson 12.21m; William Seton 12.18m; David Grant 11.55m; Blake Lucas 10.59m; Brett Nuske 10.40m; Josiah Becker 10.28m; Mohamad Zeed 8.77m;
Hammer: Brett Nuske 42.12m; William Seton 28.28m; David Grant 27.09m; Josiah Becker 23.40m; Blake Lucas 21.08m; David Thomson 19.82m; James Baumgartner 16.75m;
Men 40+
200m: Andrew Wilcox 24.19; Robert Mayston 26.06; David Featherston 27.17; David Ayers 29.73; Steve Preece 30.25; Peter McDonald 34.37; Neville Gardner 43.49;
800m: Kynan Dawes 2:04.7h; Robert Schwerkolt 2:05.4h; David Featherston 2:14.6h; Andrew Egginton 2:15.8h; Steve Preece 2:20.6h; David Ayers 2:27.2h;
5000m: Tony Langelaan 17:39.4h; Peter Stefanos 18:43.6h; Steve Preece 18:45.2h; Graeme Olden 19:12.6h; Simon St Hill 21:42.0h;
4x200m Relay: Andrew Wilcox, Robert Mayston, Andrew Egginton, David McConnell 1:46.3h;
300m Hurdles: David McConnell 49.11;
400m Hurdles: David Featherston 64.0h;
Triple Jump: David Featherston 11.16m; Peter McDonald 5.73m;
High Jump: David Featherston 1.60m; David McConnell 1.35m;
Shot Put: Andrew Egginton 8.10m; Michael Seton 8.00m; David McConnell 7.64m; Peter McDonald 6.53m; Neville Gardner 5.63m;
Hammer: Michael Seton 20.46m; Andrew Egginton 16.99m; Peter McDonald 15.72m;
Men U18
200m: Samuel McDonald 24.51; Terry Yan 24.91; Matthew Baumgartner 25.21; William Wu 25.38;
800m: Scott McKenzie 2:00.6h; Sebastian Failla 2:04.0h; Callum Evans 2:12.3h; Lucas Pamminger 2:12.3h; Samuel McDonald 2:15.2h; Samuel Rattray 2:15.5h;
3000m: Alexander Ritchie 9:02.3h; Samuel Rattray 9:52.1h;
5000m: Scott McKenzie 17:24.7h;
4x200m Relay: Thomas Sellwood, Matthew Baumgartner, Samuel McDonald, Scott McKenzie 1:42.3h;
Triple Jump: Matthew Harcourt 12.08m; Samuel McDonald NM; Callum Evans NM;
High Jump: Samuel McDonald 1.65m;
Shot Put: Matthew Harcourt 10.39m; Samuel McDonald NM; Matthew Baumgartner NM;
Men U16
200m: William Murphy 25.13; Connor McKee 25.78; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 25.85;
800m: Connor McKee 2:13.6h; Mac Anderson 2:28.0h;
3000m: Isaac Holberton 10:13.6h; Thomas Sellwood 10:41.5h; Murray Lovass 11:12.2h;
High Jump: Lucas Rindt 1.70m;
Women Open
200m: Angela Phillips 27.55; Sanjana Alex 27.60; Monica Van Wynen 27.60; Rebecca Fredricksen 28.20; Jessie Muirden 28.51; Monique Briard 28.51; Kelly Ulf 29.14; Grace Kirley 30.65;
800m: Nicole Roberts 2:23.4h; Amelia Savige 2:43.0h;
3000m: Audrey Campkin-Smith 10:40.9h; Chloe Rosenberg 13:14.9h;
5000m: Nicole Roberts 17:56.0h; Liza Henshall 22:06.9h; Caitlin Harrison 23:13.3h;
4x200m Relay: Angela Phillips, Monique Briard, Sanjana Alex, Grace Kirley 1:55.1h;
400m Hurdles: Simone Carre 86.0h;
Triple Jump: Kelly Ulf 9.78m;
High Jump: Kelly Ulf 1.55m;
Shot Put: Simone Carre 9.82m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 8.75m; Angela Phillips NM;
Hammer: Simone Carre 19.07m;
Women 40+
200m: Karen Carah 28.93; Amanda Harper 34.90; Talitha Crawford 39.09;
800m: Talitha Crawford 2:40.8h; Amanda Harper 2:59.3h; Pia Hunter 3:01.4h;
5000m: Amanda Harper 22:16.6h;
4x200m Relay: Amanda Harper, Talitha Crawford, Pia Hunter, Karen Carah 2:06.5h;
400m Hurdles: Amanda Harper 1:30.9h;
3000m Walk: Pia Hunter 17:45.7h;
Triple Jump: Karen Carah 9.38m; Amanda Harper 6.81m;
High Jump: Karen Carah 1.40m; Amanda Harper 1.05m;
Shot Put: Karen Carah 8.18m; Anna Di Medio 7.44m;
Hammer: Karen Carah 12.58m; Amanda Harper 8.31m;
Women U18
200m: Olivia Carah 28.88; Hannah Heathcote 33.09;
800m: Sarah Billings 2:12.5h; Genevieve Wah 2:20.4h; Sophie Schwerkolt 2:29.3h; Zoe Schwerkolt 2:41.9h; Hannah Rosenberg 2:49.8h;
3000m: Louise Ton 11:01.6h;
4x200m Relay: anastasia purcell, Laura Jane Irving, Sophie Schwerkolt, Olivia Carah 1:54.7h;
400m Hurdles: Kate Boulter 72.9h; Olivia Carah 75.8h;
Triple Jump: Hannah Heathcote 7.88m;
High Jump: Hannah Heathcote 1.05m;
Shot Put: Hannah Heathcote 5.70m;
Women U16
200m: Sophia Davis 26.02; Ellie Masters 27.40; Tara Samaranayake 28.95; Laura Jane Irving 29.46;
800m: Jess Hepworth 2:26.3h; Tamsyn Lovass 2:26.4h; Hayley McGoldrick 2:30.7h; Georgia Durham 2:37.7h; Carly Atkinson 2:50.0h; Nela Debicki 3:00.0h;
3000m: Amy Atkinson 10:42.3h; Olivia Harper 10:59.5h; Maddy Truong 11:01.0h; Sophie Westcott 11:02.7h;
200m Hurdles: Anastasia Purcell 33.12; Jessica MacKenzie 35.51;
Triple Jump: Anastasia Purcell 9.93m; Jessica MacKenzie 9.62m; Georgia Durham 8.27m;
High Jump: Georgia Durham 1.45m; Jessica MacKenzie 1.35m;
Shot Put: Nela Debicki 9.36m; Jessica MacKenzie 8.69m;
RESULTS FROM ROUND 1 OF AV KNOCKOUT
Women
Olivia Carah U18 Pole Vault 3.45m
Sophia Davis U18 400m 58.68
Karen Carah 40+ 200m 28.67,
Long Jump 4.36m
Georgia Durham U16 High Jump 1.40m
Jessica Mackenzie U16 Javelin 28.26m,
Pole Vault 2.20m
Jacqueline Williams Open Pole Vault 3.15m
Belle Anderson Open Pole Vault 3.00m
Men
Andrew Wilcox 40+ 100m 12.13,
400m 52.67
Sam McDonald U18 200m 24.07
High Jump 1.70
Pole Vault 2.55m
110m Hurdles 19.55
Lucien Male U16 200m 24.90
Long Jump 5.23m
Triple jump 10.79m
Connor McKee U16 400m 55.66
James Baumgartner Open 110m Hurdles 16.29
Matt Harcourt U20 110m Hurdles 14.80
Joel Pocklington Open Pole Vault 5.00m
Blake Lucas Open Pole Vault 4.55m
David Thomson Open Pole Vault 4.25m
Discus 40.93m
Javelin 52.46m
Michael Toso U18 Pole Vault 3.00m
Cameron Mackenzie U16 Pole Vault 1.60m
Discus 21.21m
Nick Carah 40+ Long Jump 4.63m
Javelin 32.77m
SHIELD CALENDAR
December 19, Saturday, Round 7, Nunawading
January 9, Saturday, Round 8, Nunawading (zone vs zone)
January 16, Saturday, Round 9, Lakeside Stadium (zone vs zone)
January 30, Saturday, Round 10, Nunawading
February 6, Saturday, Shield Final, Lakeside Stadium
