2015-2016 Shield Competition Round 6 – Nunawading – 10 December 2015
December 10, 2015
RESULTS FROM ROUND 6 OF SHIELD COMPETITION
Box Hill teams performed well in round 6 Thursday night, 10th December 2015. 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;
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No.11
December 7, 2015
ROUND 6 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON THIS THURSDAY AT NUNAWADING
Round 6 of shield competition will be held at Nunawading on this Thursday night, December 10. It is important that we get some good results (particularly our men’s teams) to make sure that all our teams qualify for the finals in February.
The program starts at 6:00pm (5:30pm for the hammer throw) with the walk and the 400m hurdles. These events are followed by the 200m, 800m, 4x200m and the 5000m (3000m for juniors).
The field events will be the hammer throw, shot put, high jump and triple jump. Please make sure that you check in early for the field events.
The program for round 6 (and also the program for round 7) is attached.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OLIVIA AND MATTHEW
Congratulations to all the Box Hill athletes who performed well at the Australian All Schools Championships at Albert Park on the weekend. A special mention to Olivia Carah who won the national U18 pole vault championships with a jump of 3.55m and to Matthew Harcourt who ran a club record of 52.84 to take silver in the Under 18 400m hurdles.
GEORGIA QUALIFIES FOR WORLD JUNIORS AT MILERS CLUB
There were some great performances at the Miler’s Club meet at Box Hill last week.
The highlight of the night was a world junior championships qualifying time of 2:07.08 by Georgia Hansen in the 800m behind Georgia Griffith’s 2:06.73.
Georgia Griffith lead from the start to run a time that ranks her 1st in Australia in the U20 age group for 2015, while Georgia Hansen stuck with her the whole way to run a huge PB and qualify for next year’s world juniors.
There were a number of other great runs with many personal bests by Box Hill athletes including an 800m time of 1:57.70 by 15 year old Darcy Powne.
Men 800m
Darcy Powne 1:57.70
Raymond Chan 2:01.95
Connor McKee 2:11.20
Connor Ogilvie 2:18.47
Women 800m
Georgia Griffith 2:06.73
Georgia Hansen 2:07.08 WJQ
Gevevieve Wah 2:17.27
Amy Atkinson 2:19.85
Sophie Schwerkolt 2:23.96
Carly Atkinson 2:49.07
Men 1500m
Will Potter 3:59.26
Michael Dowel 3:59.77
Oscar Robinson 4:01.35
Nick Baggott 4:02.15
Peter Green 4:03.44
Alex Ritchie 4:05.91
Andre Waring 4:07.18
Rob Schwerkolt 4:11.52
James O’Connell 4:12.16
Lucas Pamminger 4:21.66
Klarie McIntyre 4:21.83
Austin Hunter 4:25.78
Jack Prendergast 4:29.08
Lachlan Kelly 4:35.92
Connor Ogilvie 4:45.13
Sam McDonald 4:51.97
Jack Hill 4:53.93
Murray Lovass 5:12.41
Women 1500m
Amy Carrig 4:42.21
Tamsyn Lovass 5:02.14
Georgia Durham 5:04.54
Olivia Harper 5:08.96
RARE AIR CLUB
Results from the pole vault event held at Box Hill last week.
Women
Isabell Napier 3.45m
Jacqui Williams 3.30m
Belle Anderson 3.00m
Brigid Davis 2.10m
Amanda Harper 1.65m
Men
Flavien Basson 4.75m
Blake Lucas 4.60m
Josiah Becker 4.60m
David Thomson 3.75m
Michael Toso 3.15m
Sam McDonald 2.70m
ZATOPEK MEET
Box Hill athletes performed well at the Zatopek Meet on Saturday night.
Our young women’s 4x400m team of Sophia Davis, Georgia Hansen, Monica Van Wynen and Georgia Griffith, performed brilliantly to take the silver medal in the state championships. Flavien Basson and Joel Pocklington both cleared 5.01m to be joint winners of the pole vault,. Liam Harris and Blake Lucas cleared 4.56m and Josiah Becker and James Filshie went over 4.41m. Olivia Carah was equal 2nd in the women’s event with 3.36m and Jacqueline Williams cleared 3.21m. Former Box Hill member, Harry summers finished 4th in the 10,000m in 28:42
SHIELD CALENDAR
December 10, Thursday, Round 6, Nunawading
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
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 10
November 30, 2015
ROUND 6 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10
Round 6 of shield competition will be held at Nunawading on Thursday night, December 10.
Halfway through the 10 rounds of shield competition, our women’s teams (open Division 1, U16, U18, 40+) are all on top of the ladder. Our men’s teams however are sitting 1st (40+), 2nd (U16), and 3rd (Open division 1 and U18). Only the top two teams in each division qualify for the finals, so we will need to try to fill all events in round 6 and again in round 7 (Dec 19), so that we are in a strong position going into the Christmas break.
MILERS CLUB AT BOX HILL TOMORROW EVENING
Please be aware that a Miler’s Club and Rare Air Club meet will take place at Box Hill on Tuesday, December1. Training must be completed before the start of this event at 7:00pm.
We are also asking to volunteers to help with a BBQ (sausages will be for sale!), so if you can help with the sausage sizzle, please let us know.
WATCH OUT FOR LITTLE ATHLETES
All members are reminded that Little Athletics training is at the track every Wednesday from 4:30pm – 6:00pm. If you are training at this time please be aware that children are on the track and use extra caution. At all times, athletes should be aware of those around them to make sure that the track is a safe place to train.
SHIELD CALENDAR
December 10, Thursday, Round 6, Nunawading
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
BOX HILL WIN 12 MEDALS AT STATE RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS
Congratulations to all the Box Hill athletes who took part in the relay championships on Saturday. It was a great day for Box Hill, with our teams winning 5 gold, 2 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Under 16 men
Lucien Male, Connor McKee, Austin Hunter and Darcy Powne won a silver medal in the medley relay. Darcy came powering home, passing several athletes on the final 800m leg to put the team in a medal position.
Under 16 women
Ellie Masters, Emily Bertacco, Sophia Davis and Amy Atkinson won a bronze medal in the medley and then Ellie and Emily combined with Tara Samaranyake and Laura Jane Irving to win through to the final of the 4×100 where they finished 7th
Under 18 men
Matt Harcourt, Sam McDonald, Darcy Powne and Ned Snibson won a bronze medal in the 4x400m and then Ned combined with Seb Faila, Alex Ritchie and Scott McDonald to win another bronze in the 4x1500m
Under 18 women
Nana Owusu-Afriyie, Imogen Purcell, Olivia Carah and Kate Boulter took the bronze in the 4x100m. In the 4x400m Olivia and Kate combined with Sophie Tadgell and Sophie Schwerkolt to finish 4th, while Sophie Schwerkolt, Holly Pedersen, Louise Ton and Jesse Hepworth finished 6th in the 4x800m
Over 40 men
Kynan Dawes, Andrew Egginton, Robert Schwerkolt and Tony Langelaan combined to with the 4x1500m and set a new Australian record! A fantastic effort.
Andrew Wilcox, Rob Schwerkolt, Nick Carah and Tony Langelaan grabbed a bronze medal in a desperately close finish in the 4x400m, while Andrew Wilcox, Rob Mayston, David McConnell and Nick Carah finished 4th in the 4×100.
Over 40 women
Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Julie Norney and Pia Hunter combined to win 2 gold medals, in the 4x100m and the 4x400m.
Over 50 men
Peter Stefanos, John Meagher, Chris O’Connor and Scott Lawrence won gold in the 4x1500m and Scott combined with David McConnell, Rob Mayston and Andrew Egginton to take the silver in the 4×400
Open women
Monique Briard, Rachel Limburg, Rebecca Fredricksen and Angela Phillips ran a good heat but did not qualify for the final of the 4x100m. However, the 4x400m team of Sophia Davis, Georgia Hansen, Imogen Purcell and Georgia Griffith qualified for the final to be held on Saturday at the Zatopek meet. This was a great performance by a team of one U16, two U18 and one U20 athlete competing in open competition and qualifying as one of the fastest teams. Georgia Griffith and Georgia Hansen then teamed with other juniors, Genevieve Wah and Amy Atkinson to win gold in the 4x800m.
Open Men
Matt Zwarts, Mohamad Zeed, Daniel White-Alikakos and James Baumgartner missed out on the final of the 4×100 and then Matt, Mo and Daniel were joined by Rob Owen to finish 3rd in their heat af the 4x400m and again just miss out on the final. Will Potter, Nick Baggott, Bouchaid Chefnaoui and Michael Dowel finished 5th out of 13 teams in the final of the 4x800m
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 9
November 25, 2015
ROUND 6 OF SHIELD COMPETITION ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10
Round 6 of shield competition will be held at Nunawading on Thursday night, December 10.
RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS ON THIS SATURDAY
The state relay championships will be held at Lakeside Stadium on this Saturday, November 28. Please see the attachment with teams for this event. Please let us know as soon as possible if there are any problems with these teams.
Arrive early and go to the Box Hill table in the main grandstand, close to the finish line. We have 21 teams competing on the day and we will hopefully collect many medals. Good luck to everyone taking part.
MILERS CLUB AT BOX HILL NEXT TUESDAY
Please be aware that a Miler’s Club and Rare Air Club meet will take place at Box Hill on Tuesday, December1. Training must be completed before the start of this event at 7:00pm.
WATCH OUT FOR LITTLE ATHLETES
All members are reminded that Little Athletics training is at the track every Wednesday from 4:30pm – 6:00pm. If you are training at this time please be aware that children are on the track and use extra caution. At all times, athletes should be aware of those around them to make sure that the track is a safe place to train.
SHIELD CALENDAR
December 10, Thursday, Round 6, Nunawading
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
RESULTS FROM ROUND 5 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT DONCASTER
Box Hill again had some good results with our men’s teams scoring two firsts (men 40+ and men U16) and two second placings (men division 1 and men U18). Unfortunately our division 1 men finished second again and after re-scoring of round 4 (where we dropped from 1st to 2nd and St, Kevin’s from 3rd to 1st), we are now in a precarious position on the ladder and we will need strong teams over the next two rounds before Christmas to make sure that we qualify for the finals.
All our women’s teams won and are all sitting on top of their respective ladders.
Results:
Women Division 1
100m: Monica Van Wynen 13.04; Angela Phillips 13.24; Rebecca Fredricksen 13.95; Grace Kirley 14.66; Panayiota Carabourniotis 14.74;
400m: Georgia Griffith 57.41; Jessie Muirden 60.28; Monica Van Wynen 60.78;
1500m: Georgia Griffith 4:35.2h; Grace Kalac 4:50.8h; Chloe Rosenberg 6:00.6h;
3000m: Liza Henshall 12:22.7h;
4x100m Relay: Rebecca Fredricksen, Jessie Muirden, Angela Phillips, Grace Kirley 52.59;
Long Jump: Kelly Ulf 5.07m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.52m;
Pole Vault: Isabelle Napier 3.35m; Jacqueline Williams 3.35m; Simone Carre 3.05m; Annabelle Anderson 2.75m; Brigid Davis 2.15m;
Javelin: Shannon O’Dempsey 33.89m; Simone Carre 30.82m; Irene Margaronis 20.50m;
Discus: Catherine McCowan 34.96m; Angela Phillips 30.38m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 23.78m.
Women 40+
100m: Karen Carah 14.01; Talitha Crawford 14.18; Kimberly Butler 15.37;
400m: Talitha Crawford 65.05; Julie Norney 68.91; Karen Carah 71.70;
1500m: Julie Norney 5:02.6h; Kimberly Butler 5:57.9h; Kerry Putt 6:05.5h; Pia Hunter 6:18.8h;
3000m: Julie Norney 10:33.9h; Amanda Harper 11:59.4h; Kerry Putt 12:55.9h;
4x100m Relay: Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Talitha Crawford, Kimberly Butler 57.82;
80m Hurdles: Karen Carah 15.04; Amanda Harper 18.09;
3000m Walk: Pia Hunter 17:43.0h; Amanda Harper 26:10.4h;
Long Jump: Karen Carah 4.37m; Kimberly Butler 3.92m;
Pole Vault: Amanda Harper 1.70m;
Javelin: Karen Carah 25.50m; Anna Di Medio 17.05m;
Discus: Anna Di Medio 22.89m; Karen Carah 21.00m;
Women U18
100m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 12.56; Hannah Heathcote 15.08;
400m: Georgia Hansen 58.56; Imogen Purcell 61.27; Sophie Schwerkolt 61.46; Genevieve Wah 62.54;
1500m: Genevieve Wah 4:55.8h; Zoe Schwerkolt 6:10.9h;
4x100m Relay: Olivia Carah, Hannah Heathcote, Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie, Imogen Purcell 51.83;
100m Hurdles: Hannah Heathcote 20.63;
Long Jump: Olivia Carah 4.94m; Hannah Heathcote 3.90m;
Pole Vault: Olivia Carah 3.35m;
Javelin: Hannah Heathcote 17.66m;
Discus: Hannah Heathcote 12.64m;
Women U16
100m: Laura Jane Irving 13.95; Amber Wraith 14.41;
400m: Sophia Davis 58.10; Amy Atkinson 61.17; Sophie Tadgell 62.81; Sophie Westcott 66.04; Carla Dreyer 66.20;
1500m: Sophie Westcott 5:07.2h; Maddy Truong 5:08.1h; Tamsyn Lovass 5:08.5h; Georgia Durham 5:14.0h; Olivia Harper 5:14.2h; Carly Atkinson 5:53.7h;
4x100m Relay: Ellie Masters, Amber Wraith, Laura Jane Irving, Jessica Mackenzie 54.74;
80m Hurdles: Georgia Durham 15.14;
90m Hurdles: Ellie Masters 13.69; Emily Butler 14.99;
Long Jump: Emily Butler 4.72m; Laura Jane Irving 4.62m; Jessica MacKenzie 4.48m;
Pole Vault: Jessica MacKenzie 2.15m;
Javelin: Jessica MacKenzie 29.04m;
Discus: Jessica MacKenzie 26.26m;
Men Division 1
100m: Daniel White-Alikakos 11.36; Mohamad Zeed 11.55; James Baumgartner 11.79; Antony Baldwin 11.91; Mitchell Graham 12.12; Hanson Wong 12.67; Raymond Chan 12.77; William Seton 12.85; Stephen Dinneen 18.42;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 50.02; Mohamad Zeed 51.51; Robert Owen 52.44; Michael Dowel 52.48; Raymond Chan 54.50; Nicholas Baggott 56.13; James Baumgartner 56.94;
1500m: William Potter 3:58.3h; Michael Dowel 4:00.3h; Welday Mebrahtu 4:32.0h; Hanson Wong 4:39.8h; Jack Hill 4:57.6h; Christopher O’Connor 5:23.6h;
3000m: Welday Mebrahtu 9:45.7h; Jack Prendergast 9:57.7h; Andrew Hester 10:29.9h; Carlos Norman 10:40.5h; Christopher O’Connor 11:39.2h;
4x100m Relay: Daniel White-Alikakos, Mohamad Zeed, Antony Baldwin, Robert Owen 44.38;
110m Hurdles: James Baumgartner 16.43; David Thomson 16.44;
5000m Walk: Simon Evans 28:47.8h;
Long Jump: David Thomson 6.23m; James Baumgartner 3.82m;
Pole Vault: Joel Pocklington 5.00m; Liam Harris 4.40m; James Filshie 4.25m; David Thomson 3.65m;
Javelin: David Thomson 52.39m; William Seton 46.73m; James Baumgartner 35.14m;
Discus: William Seton 40.68m; David Thomson 39.84m; Brett Nuske 35.19m; Mohamad Zeed 21.38m; Mitchell Graham 19.46m;
Men 40+
100m: Robert Mayston 13.06; Nick Carah 13.47; Andrew Egginton 14.93; David Featherston 15.86; Peter McDonald 16.18; Neville Gardner 20.01;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 51.90; Robert Mayston 60.16; Nick Carah 60.63; Steve Preece 62.59; Neville Gardner 1:42.63;
1500m: Robert Schwerkolt 4:18.2h; John Meagher 4:33.4h; David Featherston 4:40.9h; Steve Preece 4:48.3h; Tony Langelaan 5:05.3h; Neville Gardner 8:44.6h;
3000m: Andrew Egginton 10:14.1h; Peter Stefanos 10:42.2h; Tony Langelaan 11:05.5h; Simon St Hill 12:43.2h; Andrew Tunne 13:02.4h;
4x100m Relay: Robert Mayston, Nick Carah, Andrew Wilcox, Andrew Egginton 50.48;
Long Jump: Nick Carah 4.58m; Peter McDonald 2.90m;
Javelin: Nick Carah 34.17m; Andrew Egginton 30.21m; Peter McDonald 12.37m;
Discus: David Featherston 30.79m; Andrew Egginton 24.02m; Neville Gardner 22.60m; Nick Carah 22.50m; Michael Seton 22.48m;
Men U18
100m: Matthew Harcourt 11.40; Ned Snibson 11.53; Terry Yan 11.91; Matthew Baumgartner 12.27; William Wu 12.30;
400m: Matthew Harcourt 50.20; Ned Snibson 50.28; Sebastian Failla 55.63;
1500m: Scott McKenzie 4:32.9h; Samuel Rattray 4:36.1h;
3000m: Scott McKenzie 9:45.1h;
4x100m Relay: Darcy Powne, Matthew Baumgartner, Matthew Harcourt, Nicole Smith 46.09;
110m Hurdles: Matthew Harcourt 14.63;
Long Jump: Terry Yan 5.48m;
Javelin: Matthew Baumgartner 26.43m;
Discus: Matthew Baumgartner NM;
Men U16
100m: Lucien Male 12.59; Arjun Ravindran 12.85;
400m: Darcy Powne 53.40; Connor McKee 55.65;
1500m: Thomas Sellwood 4:12.9h; Darcy Powne 4:18.5h; Connor Ogilvie 4:41.8h; Isaac Holberton 4:46.8h; Murray Lovass 5:21.9h;
3000m: Austin Hunter 10:11.4h;
100m Hurdles: Arjun Ravindran 14.72;
Long Jump: Lucien Male 5.62m;
Pole Vault: Michael Toso 2.75m; Cameron MacKenzie 1.70m;
Javelin: Cameron MacKenzie 18.38m;
Discus: Cameron MacKenzie 22.35m;
2015-2016 Shield Competition Round 5 – Doncaster – 22 November 2015
November 22, 2015
RESULTS FROM ROUND 5 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT DONCASTER
Box Hill again had some good results with our men’s teams scoring two firsts (men 40+ and men U16) and two second placings (men division 1 and men U18). Unfortunately our division 1 men finished second again and after re-scoring of round 4 (where we dropped from 1st to 2nd and St, Kevin’s from 3rd to 1st), we are now in a precarious position on the ladder and we will need strong teams over the next two rounds before Christmas to make sure that we qualify for the finals.
All our women’s teams won and are all sitting on top of their respective ladders.
Results:
Women Division 1
100m: Monica Van Wynen 13.04; Angela Phillips 13.24; Rebecca Fredricksen 13.95; Grace Kirley 14.66; Panayiota Carabourniotis 14.74;
400m: Georgia Griffith 57.41; Jessie Muirden 60.28; Monica Van Wynen 60.78;
1500m: Georgia Griffith 4:35.2h; Grace Kalac 4:50.8h; Chloe Rosenberg 6:00.6h;
3000m: Liza Henshall 12:22.7h;
4x100m Relay: Rebecca Fredricksen, Jessie Muirden, Angela Phillips, Grace Kirley 52.59;
Long Jump: Kelly Ulf 5.07m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.52m;
Pole Vault: Isabelle Napier 3.35m; Jacqueline Williams 3.35m; Simone Carre 3.05m; Annabelle Anderson 2.75m; Brigid Davis 2.15m;
Javelin: Shannon O’Dempsey 33.89m; Simone Carre 30.82m; Irene Margaronis 20.50m;
Discus: Catherine McCowan 34.96m; Angela Phillips 30.38m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 23.78m.
Women 40+
100m: Karen Carah 14.01; Talitha Crawford 14.18; Kimberly Butler 15.37;
400m: Talitha Crawford 65.05; Julie Norney 68.91; Karen Carah 71.70;
1500m: Julie Norney 5:02.6h; Kimberly Butler 5:57.9h; Kerry Putt 6:05.5h; Pia Hunter 6:18.8h;
3000m: Julie Norney 10:33.9h; Amanda Harper 11:59.4h; Kerry Putt 12:55.9h;
4x100m Relay: Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Talitha Crawford, Kimberly Butler 57.82;
80m Hurdles: Karen Carah 15.04; Amanda Harper 18.09;
3000m Walk: Pia Hunter 17:43.0h; Amanda Harper 26:10.4h;
Long Jump: Karen Carah 4.37m; Kimberly Butler 3.92m;
Pole Vault: Amanda Harper 1.70m;
Javelin: Karen Carah 25.50m; Anna Di Medio 17.05m;
Discus: Anna Di Medio 22.89m; Karen Carah 21.00m;
Women U18
100m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 12.56; Hannah Heathcote 15.08;
400m: Georgia Hansen 58.56; Imogen Purcell 61.27; Sophie Schwerkolt 61.46; Genevieve Wah 62.54;
1500m: Genevieve Wah 4:55.8h; Zoe Schwerkolt 6:10.9h;
4x100m Relay: Olivia Carah, Hannah Heathcote, Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie, Imogen Purcell 51.83;
100m Hurdles: Hannah Heathcote 20.63;
Long Jump: Olivia Carah 4.94m; Hannah Heathcote 3.90m;
Pole Vault: Olivia Carah 3.35m;
Javelin: Hannah Heathcote 17.66m;
Discus: Hannah Heathcote 12.64m;
Women U16
100m: Laura Jane Irving 13.95; Amber Wraith 14.41;
400m: Sophia Davis 58.10; Amy Atkinson 61.17; Sophie Tadgell 62.81; Sophie Westcott 66.04; Carla Dreyer 66.20;
1500m: Sophie Westcott 5:07.2h; Maddy Truong 5:08.1h; Tamsyn Lovass 5:08.5h; Georgia Durham 5:14.0h; Olivia Harper 5:14.2h; Carly Atkinson 5:53.7h;
4x100m Relay: Ellie Masters, Amber Wraith, Laura Jane Irving, Jessica Mackenzie 54.74;
80m Hurdles: Georgia Durham 15.14;
90m Hurdles: Ellie Masters 13.69; Emily Butler 14.99;
Long Jump: Emily Butler 4.72m; Laura Jane Irving 4.62m; Jessica MacKenzie 4.48m;
Pole Vault: Jessica MacKenzie 2.15m;
Javelin: Jessica MacKenzie 29.04m;
Discus: Jessica MacKenzie 26.26m;
Men Division 1
100m: Daniel White-Alikakos 11.36; Mohamad Zeed 11.55; James Baumgartner 11.79; Antony Baldwin 11.91; Mitchell Graham 12.12; Hanson Wong 12.67; Raymond Chan 12.77; William Seton 12.85; Stephen Dinneen 18.42;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 50.02; Mohamad Zeed 51.51; Robert Owen 52.44; Michael Dowel 52.48; Raymond Chan 54.50; Nicholas Baggott 56.13; James Baumgartner 56.94;
1500m: William Potter 3:58.3h; Michael Dowel 4:00.3h; Welday Mebrahtu 4:32.0h; Hanson Wong 4:39.8h; Jack Hill 4:57.6h; Christopher O’Connor 5:23.6h;
3000m: Welday Mebrahtu 9:45.7h; Jack Prendergast 9:57.7h; Andrew Hester 10:29.9h; Carlos Norman 10:40.5h; Christopher O’Connor 11:39.2h;
4x100m Relay: Daniel White-Alikakos, Mohamad Zeed, Antony Baldwin, Robert Owen 44.38;
110m Hurdles: James Baumgartner 16.43; David Thomson 16.44;
5000m Walk: Simon Evans 28:47.8h;
Long Jump: David Thomson 6.23m; James Baumgartner 3.82m;
Pole Vault: Joel Pocklington 5.00m; Liam Harris 4.40m; James Filshie 4.25m; David Thomson 3.65m;
Javelin: David Thomson 52.39m; William Seton 46.73m; James Baumgartner 35.14m;
Discus: William Seton 40.68m; David Thomson 39.84m; Brett Nuske 35.19m; Mohamad Zeed 21.38m; Mitchell Graham 19.46m;
Men 40+
100m: Robert Mayston 13.06; Nick Carah 13.47; Andrew Egginton 14.93; David Featherston 15.86; Peter McDonald 16.18; Neville Gardner 20.01;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 51.90; Robert Mayston 60.16; Nick Carah 60.63; Steve Preece 62.59; Neville Gardner 1:42.63;
1500m: Robert Schwerkolt 4:18.2h; John Meagher 4:33.4h; David Featherston 4:40.9h; Steve Preece 4:48.3h; Tony Langelaan 5:05.3h; Neville Gardner 8:44.6h;
3000m: Andrew Egginton 10:14.1h; Peter Stefanos 10:42.2h; Tony Langelaan 11:05.5h; Simon St Hill 12:43.2h; Andrew Tunne 13:02.4h;
4x100m Relay: Robert Mayston, Nick Carah, Andrew Wilcox, Andrew Egginton 50.48;
Long Jump: Nick Carah 4.58m; Peter McDonald 2.90m;
Javelin: Nick Carah 34.17m; Andrew Egginton 30.21m; Peter McDonald 12.37m;
Discus: David Featherston 30.79m; Andrew Egginton 24.02m; Neville Gardner 22.60m; Nick Carah 22.50m; Michael Seton 22.48m;
Men U18
100m: Matthew Harcourt 11.40; Ned Snibson 11.53; Terry Yan 11.91; Matthew Baumgartner 12.27; William Wu 12.30;
400m: Matthew Harcourt 50.20; Ned Snibson 50.28; Sebastian Failla 55.63;
1500m: Scott McKenzie 4:32.9h; Samuel Rattray 4:36.1h;
3000m: Scott McKenzie 9:45.1h;
4x100m Relay: Darcy Powne, Matthew Baumgartner, Matthew Harcourt, Nicole Smith 46.09;
110m Hurdles: Matthew Harcourt 14.63;
Long Jump: Terry Yan 5.48m;
Javelin: Matthew Baumgartner 26.43m;
Discus: Matthew Baumgartner NM;
Men U16
100m: Lucien Male 12.59; Arjun Ravindran 12.85;
400m: Darcy Powne 53.40; Connor McKee 55.65;
1500m: Thomas Sellwood 4:12.9h; Darcy Powne 4:18.5h; Connor Ogilvie 4:41.8h; Isaac Holberton 4:46.8h; Murray Lovass 5:21.9h;
3000m: Austin Hunter 10:11.4h;
100m Hurdles: Arjun Ravindran 14.72;
Long Jump: Lucien Male 5.62m;
Pole Vault: Michael Toso 2.75m; Cameron MacKenzie 1.70m;
Javelin: Cameron MacKenzie 18.38m;
Discus: Cameron MacKenzie 22.35m;
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 8
November 16, 2015
ROUND 5 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT DONCASTER THIS SUNDAY
Round 5 of shield competition will be held at Doncaster on this Sunday (yes, Sunday!), November 22.
The program starts at 1:30pm. The order of events will be hurdles, 3000m, walk, 100m, 1500m, 4x100m relay, 400m. The field events will be discus, javelin, long jump, pole vault.
See the attached timetable.
We are hoping to get a big turnout of athletes for this round, especially those who have not yet competed in shield competition this season or have only competed once or twice. Remember that you must compete in at least 3 rounds of shield competition to be eligible to compete in the finals on February 6.
RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS ON SATURDAY WEEK
The state relay championships will be held at Lakeside Stadium on Saturday, November 28. We are hoping to fill the following teams:
Men Open: 4x100m, 4x400m, 4x800m
Men Under 40+: 4x100m, 4x400m, 4x1500m
Men 50+: 4x400m, 4x1500m
Men U18: 4x100m, 4x400m, 4x800m
Men U16: 4x400m, Medley Relay
Women Open: 4x100m, 4x400m, 4x800m
Women 40+: 4x100m, 4x400m, 4x1500m
Women U18: 4x100m, 4x400m, 4x800m
Women U16: 4x100m, Medley Relay
Please let us know, as soon as possible, if you are available to run in any of these teams, so that teams can be finalised.
CONGRATULATIONS TO STEVE AND STEVE
Congratulations to Steve Kelly and Steve Dinneen, who finished 2nd and 3rd respectively in the 15km City to Sea race on the weekend. There were also a number of other excellent runs by Box Hill athletes.
- Steve Kelly 45:05
- Steve Dinneen 45:13
- Klarie McIntyre 48:52
- Dion Finocchiaro 49:24
- John Meagher 51:22 (1st 50+)
- James O’Connell 51:39
- Scott McKenzie 53:27 (1st U16)
SHIELD CALENDAR
November 22, Sunday, Round 5, Doncaster
December 10, Thursday, Round 6, Nunawading
December 17, 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
RESULTS FROM ROUND 4 OF SHIELD COMPETITION
Box Hill had some good results on Saturday. Our women’s teams (division 1, over 40, under 18 and under 16) are all now on top of the ladder in their respective divisions. Our men’s division 1 team had a very narrow win to move to within 1 point of the top fo the ladder and our over 40 team is in first position. The competition in the men’s under 18 and under 16 divisions is very tough and our teams have dropped to 3rd and 4th places on the ladder. We need more under 18 and under 16 boys competing to make sure that we get all teams through to the finals at the end of the season.
Women Division 1
200m: Monica Van Wynen 27.38; Jessie Muirden 27.67; Monique Briard 28.79; Catherine Hibberd 30.16; Grace Kirley 30.77;
800m: Georgia Griffith 2:10.0h; Monica Van Wynen 2:33.6h; Jessie Muirden 2:34.4h;
5000m: Kelly Ulf 23:30.3h;
3000m Walk: Chelsea Dyer 19:03.9h;
Triple Jump: Kelly Ulf 10.08m; Catherine Hibberd 9.08m;
High Jump: Rachel Limburg 1.62m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 1.52m; Kelly Ulf 1.52m;
Shot Put: Rachel Limburg 9.24m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 8.29m; Catherine Hibberd 6.88m;
Hammer: Rachel Limburg 26.05m; Catherine McCowan NM;
Women Over 40
200m: Talitha Crawford 29.36; Karen Carah 29.53; Kimberly Butler 32.66;
800m: Julie Norney 2:37.2h; Amanda Harper 2:54.8h; Pia Hunter 2:55.4h;
5000m: Julie Norney 18:57.9h; Amanda Harper 21:40.3h;
4x400m Relay: Talitha Crawford, Amanda Harper, Kimberly Butler, Karen Carah 4:39.1h;
400m Hurdles: Amanda Harper 88.43; Kimberly Butler 89.03;
3000m Walk: Pia Hunter 17:41.5h;
Triple Jump: Karen Carah 9.38m; Kimberly Butler 7.95m;
High Jump: Karen Carah 1.42m; Amanda Harper 1.12m;
Shot Put: Karen Carah 8.15m; Anna Di Medio 7.87m;
Women Under 18
200m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 25.24; Olivia Carah 29.16; Hannah Heathcote 33.16;
800m: Georgia Hansen 2:13.7h; Genevieve Wah 2:22.7h; Sophie Schwerkolt 2:30.6h;
4x400m Relay: Genevieve Wah, Georgia Hansen, Sophie Schwerkolt, Laura Jane Irving 4:22.8h;
400m Hurdles: Imogen Purcell 69.14; Kate Boulter 71.88;
3000m Walk: Zoe Schwerkolt 20:29.4h;
Triple Jump: Hannah Heathcote 8.20m;
High Jump: Hannah Heathcote 1.17m;
Shot Put: Kate Boulter 10.87m; Olivia Carah 7.35m; Hannah Heathcote 5.93m;
Women Under 16
200m: Sophia Davis 26.29; Tara Samaranayake 28.52; Laura Jane Irving 28.93; Emily Butler 29.09;
800m: Sophie Westcott 2:29.0h; Georgia Durham 2:32.9h;
3000m: Maddy Truong 11:19.8h;
200m Hurdles: Georgia Durham 35.44;
Triple Jump: Emily Butler 10.15m; Georgia Durham 9.30m;
High Jump: Emily Butler 1.47m; Georgia Durham 1.47m;
Shot Put: Emily Bertacco 11.06m; Charlotte Kennedy 10.10m;
Men Division 1
200m: Daniel White-Alikakos 23.10; Matt Zwarts 23.30; Josiah Becker 23.45; Mohamad Zeed 23.93; Mitchell Graham 24.42; Robert Owen 24.50; Raymond Chan 26.17;
800m: Michael Dowel 1:57.1h; William Potter 1:58.9h; Nicholas Baggott 2:00.5h; Jack Prendergast 2:10.5h; Hanson Wong 2:11.1h; Carlos Norman 2:21.9h; Peter O’Leary 2:40.6h;
5000m: Bouchaib Chefnaoui 15:34.3h; Michael Dowel 15:37.8h; Welday Mebrahtu 16:57.1h; David Jimenez 17:00.3h; Luke Crozier 18:43.8h; Christopher O’Connor 20:42.4h;
4x400m Relay: Robert Owen, Daniel White-Alikakos, Matt Zwarts, Raymond Chan 3:34.4h; Mitchell Graham, Hanson Wong, Jack Prendergast, James Baumgartner 3:50.3h;
400m Hurdles: Mohamad Zeed 57.12; James Baumgartner 65.48;
3000m Walk: Simon Evans 16:00.9h;
High Jump: James Baumgartner 1.80m; William Seton 1.47m;
Shot Put: William Seton 12.34m; Brett Nuske 10.17m; Mohamad Zeed 9.15m; James Baumgartner 7.17m; Mitchell Graham 7.15m;
Hammer: Brett Nuske 41.46m; William Seton 27.21m;
Men Over 40
200m: Andrew Wilcox 24.87; Robert Mayston 26.52; Nick Carah 28.06; David McConnell 29.04; Andrew Egginton 29.94; Steve Preece 30.80; Peter McDonald 35.78; Neville Gardner 41.94;
800m: Andrew Egginton 2:18.8h; Nick Carah 2:25.1h; David McConnell 3:12.7h; Neville Gardner 4:07.2h;
5000m: Andrew Tunne 23:13.5h; Neville Gardner 32:47.4h;
4x400m Relay: Box Hill 4:02.7h;
300m Hurdles: David McConnell 50.09;
3000m Walk: Graeme Olden 17:26.8h;
Triple Jump: Nick Carah 8.69m;
High Jump: David McConnell 1.32m; Michael Seton 1.22m; Nick Carah 1.22m;
Shot Put: Michael Seton 8.77m; Nick Carah 8.45m; Andrew Egginton 7.98m; David McConnell 7.91m; Neville Gardner 5.07m;
Hammer: Michael Seton 22.39m; Nick Carah 16.19m; Peter McDonald 15.53m;
Men Under 18
200m: Matthew Harcourt 23.55; Ned Snibson 23.68; Matthew Baumgartner 25.56; William Wu 25.95;
800m: Samuel McDonald 2:16.2h; Samuel Rattray 3:44.5h;
3000m: Sebastian Failla 9:43.8h; Lucas Pamminger 10:03.2h;
4x400m Relay: Harrison Truscott, Matthew Baumgartner, Ned Snibson, Matthew Harcourt 4:10.8h;
Triple Jump: Matthew Harcourt 12.16m;
High Jump: Matthew Harcourt 1.87m; Samuel McDonald 1.72m;
Men Under 16
200m: Lucien Male 25.51; Connor McKee 25.52; Harrison Truscott 28.99;
800m: Connor McKee 2:16.3h; Connor Ogilvie 2:22.6h;
3000m: Murray Lovass 11:32.6h;
Triple Jump: Lucien Male 10.53m;
High Jump: Lucas Rindt 1.72m;
2015-2016 Shield Competition Round 4 – Nunawading – 14 November 2015
November 14, 2015
Box Hill had some good results at Round 4 of Shield Competition. Our women’s teams (division 1, over 40, under 18 and under 16) are all now on top of the ladder in their respective divisions. Our men’s division 1 team had a very narrow win to move to within 1 point of the top fo the ladder and our over 40 team is in first position. The competition in the men’s under 18 and under 16 divisions is very tough and our teams have dropped to 3rd and 4th places on the ladder. We need more under 18 and under 16 boys competing to make sure that we get all teams through to the finals at the end of the season.
Women Division 1
200m: Monica Van Wynen 27.38; Jessie Muirden 27.67; Monique Briard 28.79; Catherine Hibberd 30.16; Grace Kirley 30.77;
800m: Georgia Griffith 2:10.0h; Monica Van Wynen 2:33.6h; Jessie Muirden 2:34.4h;
5000m: Kelly Ulf 23:30.3h;
3000m Walk: Chelsea Dyer 19:03.9h;
Triple Jump: Kelly Ulf 10.08m; Catherine Hibberd 9.08m;
High Jump: Rachel Limburg 1.62m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 1.52m; Kelly Ulf 1.52m;
Shot Put: Rachel Limburg 9.24m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 8.29m; Catherine Hibberd 6.88m;
Hammer: Rachel Limburg 26.05m; Catherine McCowan NM;
Women Over 40
200m: Talitha Crawford 29.36; Karen Carah 29.53; Kimberly Butler 32.66;
800m: Julie Norney 2:37.2h; Amanda Harper 2:54.8h; Pia Hunter 2:55.4h;
5000m: Julie Norney 18:57.9h; Amanda Harper 21:40.3h;
4x400m Relay: Talitha Crawford, Amanda Harper, Kimberly Butler, Karen Carah 4:39.1h;
400m Hurdles: Amanda Harper 88.43; Kimberly Butler 89.03;
3000m Walk: Pia Hunter 17:41.5h;
Triple Jump: Karen Carah 9.38m; Kimberly Butler 7.95m;
High Jump: Karen Carah 1.42m; Amanda Harper 1.12m;
Shot Put: Karen Carah 8.15m; Anna Di Medio 7.87m;
Women Under 18
200m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 25.24; Olivia Carah 29.16; Hannah Heathcote 33.16;
800m: Georgia Hansen 2:13.7h; Genevieve Wah 2:22.7h; Sophie Schwerkolt 2:30.6h;
4x400m Relay: Genevieve Wah, Georgia Hansen, Sophie Schwerkolt, Laura Jane Irving 4:22.8h;
400m Hurdles: Imogen Purcell 69.14; Kate Boulter 71.88;
3000m Walk: Zoe Schwerkolt 20:29.4h;
Triple Jump: Hannah Heathcote 8.20m;
High Jump: Hannah Heathcote 1.17m;
Shot Put: Kate Boulter 10.87m; Olivia Carah 7.35m; Hannah Heathcote 5.93m;
Women Under 16
200m: Sophia Davis 26.29; Tara Samaranayake 28.52; Laura Jane Irving 28.93; Emily Butler 29.09;
800m: Sophie Westcott 2:29.0h; Georgia Durham 2:32.9h;
3000m: Maddy Truong 11:19.8h;
200m Hurdles: Georgia Durham 35.44;
Triple Jump: Emily Butler 10.15m; Georgia Durham 9.30m;
High Jump: Emily Butler 1.47m; Georgia Durham 1.47m;
Shot Put: Emily Bertacco 11.06m; Charlotte Kennedy 10.10m;
Men Division 1
200m: Daniel White-Alikakos 23.10; Matt Zwarts 23.30; Josiah Becker 23.45; Mohamad Zeed 23.93; Mitchell Graham 24.42; Robert Owen 24.50; Raymond Chan 26.17;
800m: Michael Dowel 1:57.1h; William Potter 1:58.9h; Nicholas Baggott 2:00.5h; Jack Prendergast 2:10.5h; Hanson Wong 2:11.1h; Carlos Norman 2:21.9h; Peter O’Leary 2:40.6h;
5000m: Bouchaib Chefnaoui 15:34.3h; Michael Dowel 15:37.8h; Welday Mebrahtu 16:57.1h; David Jimenez 17:00.3h; Luke Crozier 18:43.8h; Christopher O’Connor 20:42.4h;
4x400m Relay: Robert Owen, Daniel White-Alikakos, Matt Zwarts, Raymond Chan 3:34.4h; Mitchell Graham, Hanson Wong, Jack Prendergast, James Baumgartner 3:50.3h;
400m Hurdles: Mohamad Zeed 57.12; James Baumgartner 65.48;
3000m Walk: Simon Evans 16:00.9h;
High Jump: James Baumgartner 1.80m; William Seton 1.47m;
Shot Put: William Seton 12.34m; Brett Nuske 10.17m; Mohamad Zeed 9.15m; James Baumgartner 7.17m; Mitchell Graham 7.15m;
Hammer: Brett Nuske 41.46m; William Seton 27.21m;
Men Over 40
200m: Andrew Wilcox 24.87; Robert Mayston 26.52; Nick Carah 28.06; David McConnell 29.04; Andrew Egginton 29.94; Steve Preece 30.80; Peter McDonald 35.78; Neville Gardner 41.94;
800m: Andrew Egginton 2:18.8h; Nick Carah 2:25.1h; David McConnell 3:12.7h; Neville Gardner 4:07.2h;
5000m: Andrew Tunne 23:13.5h; Neville Gardner 32:47.4h;
4x400m Relay: Box Hill 4:02.7h;
300m Hurdles: David McConnell 50.09;
3000m Walk: Graeme Olden 17:26.8h;
Triple Jump: Nick Carah 8.69m;
High Jump: David McConnell 1.32m; Michael Seton 1.22m; Nick Carah 1.22m;
Shot Put: Michael Seton 8.77m; Nick Carah 8.45m; Andrew Egginton 7.98m; David McConnell 7.91m; Neville Gardner 5.07m;
Hammer: Michael Seton 22.39m; Nick Carah 16.19m; Peter McDonald 15.53m;
Men Under 18
200m: Matthew Harcourt 23.55; Ned Snibson 23.68; Matthew Baumgartner 25.56; William Wu 25.95;
800m: Samuel McDonald 2:16.2h; Samuel Rattray 3:44.5h;
3000m: Sebastian Failla 9:43.8h; Lucas Pamminger 10:03.2h;
4x400m Relay: Harrison Truscott, Matthew Baumgartner, Ned Snibson, Matthew Harcourt 4:10.8h;
Triple Jump: Matthew Harcourt 12.16m;
High Jump: Matthew Harcourt 1.87m; Samuel McDonald 1.72m;
Men Under 16
200m: Lucien Male 25.51; Connor McKee 25.52; Harrison Truscott 28.99;
800m: Connor McKee 2:16.3h; Connor Ogilvie 2:22.6h;
3000m: Murray Lovass 11:32.6h;
Triple Jump: Lucien Male 10.53m;
High Jump: Lucas Rindt 1.72m;
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 7
November 11, 2015
ROUND 4 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT NUNAWADING ON THIS SATURDAY
Round 4 of shield competition will be held at Nunawading on this Saturday, November 14.
The program starts at 1:30pm (1:00pm for the hammer throw). The order of events will be, walk, hurdles, 200m, 800m, 4x400m relay, 5000m (3000m for U18/U16). The field events will be hammer throw, shot put, high jump, triple jump.
See the attached timetable.
This is the same program that will be used for the shield finals (except all divisions run the 3000m in the finals instead of 5000m), so this is an opportunity to do several events and be qualified for the finals.
RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS
The state relay championships will be held at Lakeside Stadium on Saturday, November 28. We are hoping to enter teams in all age groups. Please let us know as soon as possible if you are available to take part in this event so that we can enter the appropriate teams.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STATE ALL SCHOOLS CHAMPIONS
Congratulations to all the Box Hill athletes who performed so well at the Victorian All Schools championships on the weekend. In particular our medalists listed below. (Please let us know if we missed anyone).
A special mention to our state champions, Rachel Limburg, Will Seton, Ned Snibson, Matthew Harcourt, Scott McKenzie, Olivia Carah, Sam McDonald, Michael Toso and Jessica Mackenzie
Gold
Rachel Limburg, Long Jump Under 20, 5.32m
Rachel Limburg, High Jump Under 20, 1.65m
Rachel Limburg, Shot Put Under 20, 10.22m
Will Seton, Discus Throw Under 20, 44.35m
Ned Snibson, 800 Metre Run Under 18, 1:56.05
Matthew Harcourt, 110 Metre Hurdles Under 18, 14.71
Scott McKenzie, 3000 Metre Run Under 17, 8:49.63
Olivia Carah, Pole Vault Under 17, 3.50m
Sam McDonald, Javelin Throw Under 17, 51.76m
Michael Toso, Pole Vault Under 16, 3.00m
Jessica Mackenzie, Pole Vault Under 15, 2.20m
Silver
Molly McCarthy, 1500 Metre Run Under 14, 4:47.50
Imogen Purcell, 400 Metre Hurdles Under 18, 67.60
Matthew Harcourt, 400 Metre Hurdles Under 18, 53.32
Kate Boulter, Shot Put Under 17, 10.36m
Matthew Harcourt, Pole Vault Under 18, 4.00m
Emily Taylor-Brown, Javelin Throw Under 18, 33.10m
Bronze
Arjun Ravindran, 100 Metre Hurdles Under 15, 14.92
Meredith Rule, 400 Metre Hurdles Under 17, 73.88
Sophie Schwerkolt, 800 Metre Run Under 17, 2:24.33
Charlotte Kennedy, Shot Put Under 16, 10.50m
Rachel Limburg, Javelin Throw Under 20, 36.95m
RESULTS FROM MILER’S CLUB, RARE AIR CLUB
A number of Box Hill athletes put in good performances at the Miler’s Club and Rare Air Club competition in the cold at Lakeside Stadium on Tuesday night.
800m
Men:
Nick Baggott 1:59.0
Raymond Chan 2:01.3
Austin Hunter 2:05.1
Connor Ogilvie 2:26.6
Women:
Grace Kalac 2:19.9
Jess Hepworth 2:23.5
Carly Atkinson 2:50.0
3000m
Men:
Will Potter 8:19.7
Peter Green 8:34.8
James O’Connell 8:46.1
Scott McKenzie 8:48.5
Bouchaib Chefnaoui 8:51.2
Julian Badari 8:53.5
Klarie McIntyre 9:00.3
Andre Waring 9:11.3
Rob Schwerkolt 9:15.2
Mac Anderson 10:03.2
Tom Selwood 10:03.4
Scott Lawrence 10:33.2
Women:
Nicole Roberts 10:09.3
Olivia Harper 11:10.6
Pole Vault
Women:
Jacqui Williams 3.25m
Olivia Carah 3.15m
Belle Anderson 2.75m
Men:
Joel Pocklington 4.70m
SHIELD CALENDAR
November 14, Saturday, Round 4, Nunawading
November 22, Sunday, Round 5, Doncaster
December 10, Thursday, Round 6, Nunawading
December 17, 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
2015-2016 Summer Bulletin No. 6
November 3, 2015
ROUND 4 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT NUNAWADING ON SATURDAY WEEK
Round 4 of shield competition will be held at Nunawading on Saturday week, November 14.
There are still a number of registered athletes who have not competed in the first three rounds. Remember that you must compete in at least 3 rounds of Shield Competition in order to be eligible to compete for the Club in the finals. We also need more athletes taking part to make sure that all our teams make it to the finals!
THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS
A big thank you to all those who have helped as volunteer officials over the first 3 rounds of shield competition. Box Hill has helped run the pole vault in round 1, the triple jump in round 2 and the discus in round 3. If we get enough volunteers, then each person will only have to help out once throughout the season.
ALL SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Good luck to all the Box Hill athletes who are competing in the Victorian All Schools Championships this weekend. Hopefully Box Hill competitors can win a swag of medals!
SHIELD CALENDAR
November 14, Saturday, Round 4, Nunawading
November 22, Sunday, Round 5, Doncaster
December 10, Thursday, Round 6, Nunawading
December 17, 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
TRIVIA NIGHT THANK YOU
As mentioned a couple of weeks ago, our annual Trivia Night was again a great success. Thank you to Nick Carah, Angela Robbie, Andrew White, Kerry Putt, Tess Brooks, Bill Dyer, Chris and Nerida Muirden and Graham Ford who all donated auction items.
A big thanks also to the following companies who donated to the Trivia Night. 2xU, Athletes Foot at Eastland, Funch, Sherrin, The City of Whitehorse, Dymocks Book Shop at Comberwell, USANA (Mike Gurry), Forest Hill Massage Therapy (Mike Gurry), Breadstreet at Mont Albert, MacMillan Publishers, Coco Latte, Churchill Café, Cornehls and Blackburn Butchers, Lynn Hunter Design, Belmore Dry Cleaners, Danny Lee Design, Ella Bache, Strachan Eyewear and Body Knots Massage (Tom Chuang).
It is great to have such strong support for the Club.
SHIELD ROUND 3 RESULTS
The round 3 results are listed below.
We are aware that each week there have been some mistakes in the results.
We have no control over these, but we pass them on the zone committee, who tell us that all incorrect results will be corrected eventually. Please let us know if there are any mistakes in your results, so that these can be passed on and dealt with.
Women Division 1
A close win over Nunawading has put our team on top of the ladder after 3 rounds. It looks like this division will be a close tussle at the top of the table.
Four events by Rachel Limburg and a stunning 4:23 1500m by Georgia Griffith helped the team to victory.
100m: Angela Phillips 13.25; Grace Kirley 14.14; Monique Briard 15.10;
400m: Monique Briard 65.67;
1500m: Georgia Griffith 4:23.75; Caitlin Harrison 6:00.15;
4x100m Relay: Angela Phillips, Monique Briard, Rachel Limburg, Grace Kirley 54.22;
100m Hurdles: Rachel Limburg 20.08;
Long Jump: Rachel Limburg 5.30m; Lucy Steele? 5.21m; Kelly Ulf 5.01m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.98m;
Pole Vault: Jacqueline Williams 3.25m; Isabelle Napier 3.25m; Brigid Davis 2.50m; Annabelle Anderson NM;
Javelin: Kathryn Brooks 39.81m; Rachel Limburg 31.51m; Irene Margaronis 21.89m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 21.16m; Shannon O’Dempsey 18.60m; Isabelle Napier 18.02m;
Discus: Angela Phillips 34.20m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 22.53m; Isabelle Napier 21.54m;
Women 40+
The small team of Amanda Harper, Karen Carah, Kerry Putt, Pia Hunter, Kim Butler and Anna Di Medio, managed to cover nearly every event and just missed out on the victory this week. Our 40+ women are sitting on top of the ladder by just one point, in what appears to be the most closely fought division of all.
100m: Karen Carah 14.05; Kimberly Butler 15.77; Amanda Harper 16.82;
400m: Kimberly Butler 75.25; Pia Hunter 79.91; Kerry Putt 85.57;
1500m: Amanda Harper 5:49.62; Pia Hunter 6:07.58; Kerry Putt 6:10.72;
4x100m Relay: Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Kimberly Butler, Kerry Putt 61.84;
80m Hurdles: Karen Carah 14.79; Amanda Harper 18.83;
2000m Walk: Pia Hunter 11:12.83;
Long Jump: Karen Carah DQ; Kimberly Butler 3.67m; Amanda Harper 2.98m;
Pole Vault: Amanda Harper 1.60m;
Javelin: Karen Carah 23.74m; Anna Di Medio 16.84m;
Discus: Anna Di Medio 21.75m; Pia Hunter 10.47m;
Women Under 18
The number of athletes competing for the Club in this division is slowly increasing (but we still need more!). Hannah Heathcote, Kate Boulter and Olivia Carah all did multiple events and a great PB of 4:29 by Georgia Hansen in the 1500m helped this team win round 3 and move to the top of the ladder.
100m: Hannah Heathcote 15.65;
400m: Kate Boulter 61.86;
1500m: Georgia Hansen 4:29.22; Genevieve Wah 4:55.45;
4x100m Relay: Georgie Monsell-Butler, Meredith Rule, Jessica Mackenzie, Kate Boulter 54.37;
100m Hurdles: Hannah Heathcote 15.73;
Long Jump: Olivia Carah 4.84m;
Pole Vault: Olivia Carah 0.00m;
Javelin: Kate Boulter 29.54m;
Discus: Hannah Heathcote 15.50m;
Women Under 16
The under 16 women have won the first 2 rounds, but only finished second this week. They remain on top of the ladder. Jessica Mackenzie did three individual events, plus an under 18 relay to score many points for the club.
100m: Georgie Monsell-Butler 13.95; Meredith Rule 14.58; Georgia Durham 15.24; Tara Samaranayake 13.50;
400m: Meredith Rule 65.43; Carla Dreyer 66.89; Georgie Monsell-Butler 70.03;
1500m: Georgia Durham 5:08.86; Jess Hepworth 5:10.87;
90m Hurdles: Meredith Rule 15.39;
Long Jump: Jessica MacKenzie 4.46m;
Javelin: Jessica MacKenzie 29.73m;
Discus: Jessica MacKenzie 26.71m;
Men Division 1
Our Division 1 men’s team defeated Nunawading for the first time this season, but went down to St. Kevins. We sit precariously in second place on the ladder.
Although we dominated the 1500m and pole vault and scored well in the 100m and 400m, we had only one athlete (with up to 3 athletes scoring) in the hurdles, javelin and long jump – and it was David Thomson each time! We also had only one walker and no participants in the steeplechase. Hopefully we can fill our quota of athletes in the field events in round 4 (high jump, triple jump, hammer throw and shot put)
100m: Daniel White-Alikakos 11.17; Matt Zwarts 11.35; Mohamad Zeed 11.41; David Thomson 11.79; Robert Owen 12.08; Mitchell Graham 12.12;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 50.07; Matt Zwarts 52.70; Mohamad Zeed 54.14; Robert Owen 54.70; Mitchell Graham 56.50; Peter Hill 58.75; Carlos Norman 62.35; Peter O’Leary 68.58;
1500m: William Potter 3:55.2h; Michael Dowel 3:58.5h; Peter Green 3:59.4h; Nicholas Baggott 4:00.7h; James O’Connell 4:11.86; Raymond Chan 4:20.38; Michael Vaughan 4:31.35; Carlos Norman 4:45.85; Russell Clowes 4:48.57; Luke Crozier 4:59.11; Jack Hill 5:02.60; Peter O’Leary 5:20.42;
4x100m Relay: Daniel White-Alikakos, Ned Snibson, Mohamad Zeed, Matt Zwarts 44.29; William Murphy, Mitchell Graham, Peter Hill, Robert Owen 48.56;
110m Hurdles: David Thomson 16.56;
2000m Walk: Simon Evans 10:13.68;
Long Jump: David Thomson 6.00m;
Pole Vault: Joel Pocklington 4.75m; James Filshie 4.45m; Blake Lucas 3.85m; David Thomson 3.85m;
Javelin: David Thomson 46.92m;
Discus: David Thomson 43.29m; Mohamad Zeed 24.24m; Mitchell Graham 17.93m;
Men 40+
We had a big win in this division in round 3 and the team is on top of the ladder.
Nick Cartah, David McConnell, Andrew Egginton and Andrew Wilcox all did multiple events to help the team to victory.
100m: Andrew Wilcox 12.06; Nick Carah 13.40; David McConnell 13.77;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 52.82; Nick Carah 62.75; David Ayers 62.85; David McConnell 68.46;
1500m: Andrew Egginton 4:43.05; Scott Lawrence 4:55.08; Christopher O’Connor 5:44.85; Andrew Tunne 6:16.06;
4x100m Relay: David Ayers, Andrew Wilcox, Nick Carah, David McConnell 53.25;
100m Hurdles: David McConnell 21.59;
2000m Walk: Andrew Egginton 11:56.21;
Long Jump: Nick Carah 4.47m;
Pole Vault: Rob Barclay 2.35m; David McConnell 2.20m;
Javelin: Nick Carah 31.17m; David McConnell NM;
Discus: Andrew Egginton 24.90m; Nick Carah 21.63m; Michael Seton 21.30m; Peter McDonald 16.74m;
Men Under 18
With a number of athletes in this age group competing for Box Hill for the first time, we managed to score enough points to finish second in round three and hang on to second place on the ladder.
100m: Ned Snibson 11.63; Terry Yan 11.83; Harvey Edmanson 13.25;
400m: Ned Snibson 50.62;
1500m: Alexander Ritchie 4:08.52; Scott McKenzie 4:09.37; Sebastian Failla 4:16.77; James Dakin 4:27.10; Samuel Rattray 4:40.51;
110m Hurdles: Matthew Harcourt 14.76; Harvey Edmanson 17.58;
3000m Steeple: Jordan Hesse 12:22.27;
Long Jump: Matthew Harcourt 6.12m; Terry Yan 4.81m;
Men Under 16
The number of athletes competing in this age group is slowly increasing. And the managed to pull off a win for the first time this season. This moves the team up to second place on the ladder
100m: William Murphy 12.23; Michael Toso 14.07;
1500m: Austin Hunter 4:25.23; Finnian MacKen 4:46.08; Connor Ogilvie 4:51.04; Murray Lovass 5:24.28;
2000m Steeple: Kieran Hesse 7:31.19;
Long Jump: Parmeshvar Sandhu 4.53m;
Javelin: Cameron MacKenzie 16.95m;
Discus: Cameron MacKenzie 22.38m;
2015-2016 Shield Round 3 – Casey Fields – 31 October 2015
October 31, 2015
SHIELD ROUND 3 RESULTS
Women Division 1
A close win over Nunawading has put our team on top of the ladder after 3 rounds. It looks like this division will be a close tussle at the top of the table.
Four events by Rachel Limburg and a stunning 4:23 1500m by Georgia Griffith helped the team to victory.
100m: Angela Phillips 13.25; Grace Kirley 14.14; Monique Briard 15.10;
400m: Monique Briard 65.67;
1500m: Georgia Griffith 4:23.75; Caitlin Harrison 6:00.15;
4x100m Relay: Angela Phillips, Monique Briard, Rachel Limburg, Grace Kirley 54.22;
100m Hurdles: Rachel Limburg 20.08;
Long Jump: Rachel Limburg 5.30m; Lucy Steele? 5.21m; Kelly Ulf 5.01m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.98m;
Pole Vault: Jacqueline Williams 3.25m; Isabelle Napier 3.25m; Brigid Davis 2.50m; Annabelle Anderson NM;
Javelin: Kathryn Brooks 39.81m; Rachel Limburg 31.51m; Irene Margaronis 21.89m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 21.16m; Shannon O’Dempsey 18.60m; Isabelle Napier 18.02m;
Discus: Angela Phillips 34.20m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 22.53m; Isabelle Napier 21.54m;
Women 40+
The small team of Amanda Harper, Karen Carah, Kerry Putt, Pia Hunter, Kim Butler and Anna Di Medio, managed to cover nearly every event and just missed out on the victory this week. Our 40+ women are sitting on top of the ladder by just one point, in what appears to be the most closely fought division of all.
100m: Karen Carah 14.05; Kimberly Butler 15.77; Amanda Harper 16.82;
400m: Kimberly Butler 75.25; Pia Hunter 79.91; Kerry Putt 85.57;
1500m: Amanda Harper 5:49.62; Pia Hunter 6:07.58; Kerry Putt 6:10.72;
4x100m Relay: Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Kimberly Butler, Kerry Putt 61.84;
80m Hurdles: Karen Carah 14.79; Amanda Harper 18.83;
2000m Walk: Pia Hunter 11:12.83;
Long Jump: Karen Carah DQ; Kimberly Butler 3.67m; Amanda Harper 2.98m;
Pole Vault: Amanda Harper 1.60m;
Javelin: Karen Carah 23.74m; Anna Di Medio 16.84m;
Discus: Anna Di Medio 21.75m; Pia Hunter 10.47m;
Women Under 18
The number of athletes competing for the Club in this division is slowly increasing (but we still need more!). Hannah Heathcote, Kate Boulter and Olivia Carah all did multiple events and a great PB of 4:29 by Georgia Hansen in the 1500m helped this team win round 3 and move to the top of the ladder.
100m: Hannah Heathcote 15.65;
400m: Kate Boulter 61.86;
1500m: Georgia Hansen 4:29.22; Genevieve Wah 4:55.45;
4x100m Relay: Georgie Monsell-Butler, Meredith Rule, Jessica Mackenzie, Kate Boulter 54.37;
100m Hurdles: Hannah Heathcote 15.73;
Long Jump: Olivia Carah 4.84m;
Pole Vault: Olivia Carah 0.00m;
Javelin: Kate Boulter 29.54m;
Discus: Hannah Heathcote 15.50m;
Women Under 16
The under 16 women have won the first 2 rounds, but only finished second this week. They remain on top of the ladder. Jessica Mackenzie did three individual events, plus an under 18 relay to score many points for the club.
100m: Georgie Monsell-Butler 13.95; Meredith Rule 14.58; Georgia Durham 15.24; Tara Samaranayake 13.50;
400m: Meredith Rule 65.43; Carla Dreyer 66.89; Georgie Monsell-Butler 70.03;
1500m: Georgia Durham 5:08.86; Jess Hepworth 5:10.87;
90m Hurdles: Meredith Rule 15.39;
Long Jump: Jessica MacKenzie 4.46m;
Javelin: Jessica MacKenzie 29.73m;
Discus: Jessica MacKenzie 26.71m;
Men Division 1
Our Division 1 men’s team defeated Nunawading for the first time this season, but went down to St. Kevins. We sit precariously in second place on the ladder.
Although we dominated the 1500m and pole vault and scored well in the 100m and 400m, we had only one athlete (with up to 3 athletes scoring) in the hurdles, javelin and long jump – and it was David Thomson each time! We also had only one walker and no participants in the steeplechase. Hopefully we can fill our quota of athletes in the field events in round 4 (high jump, triple jump, hammer throw and shot put)
100m: Daniel White-Alikakos 11.17; Matt Zwarts 11.35; Mohamad Zeed 11.41; David Thomson 11.79; Robert Owen 12.08; Mitchell Graham 12.12;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 50.07; Matt Zwarts 52.70; Mohamad Zeed 54.14; Robert Owen 54.70; Mitchell Graham 56.50; Peter Hill 58.75; Carlos Norman 62.35; Peter O’Leary 68.58;
1500m: William Potter 3:55.2h; Michael Dowel 3:58.5h; Peter Green 3:59.4h; Nicholas Baggott 4:00.7h; James O’Connell 4:11.86; Raymond Chan 4:20.38; Michael Vaughan 4:31.35; Carlos Norman 4:45.85; Russell Clowes 4:48.57; Luke Crozier 4:59.11; Jack Hill 5:02.60; Peter O’Leary 5:20.42;
4x100m Relay: Daniel White-Alikakos, Ned Snibson, Mohamad Zeed, Matt Zwarts 44.29; William Murphy, Mitchell Graham, Peter Hill, Robert Owen 48.56;
110m Hurdles: David Thomson 16.56;
2000m Walk: Simon Evans 10:13.68;
Long Jump: David Thomson 6.00m;
Pole Vault: Joel Pocklington 4.75m; James Filshie 4.45m; Blake Lucas 3.85m; David Thomson 3.85m;
Javelin: David Thomson 46.92m;
Discus: David Thomson 43.29m; Mohamad Zeed 24.24m; Mitchell Graham 17.93m;
Men 40+
We had a big win in this division in round 3 and the team is on top of the ladder.
Nick Cartah, David McConnell, Andrew Egginton and Andrew Wilcox all did multiple events to help the team to victory.
100m: Andrew Wilcox 12.06; Nick Carah 13.40; David McConnell 13.77;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 52.82; Nick Carah 62.75; David Ayers 62.85; David McConnell 68.46;
1500m: Andrew Egginton 4:43.05; Scott Lawrence 4:55.08; Christopher O’Connor 5:44.85; Andrew Tunne 6:16.06;
4x100m Relay: David Ayers, Andrew Wilcox, Nick Carah, David McConnell 53.25;
100m Hurdles: David McConnell 21.59;
2000m Walk: Andrew Egginton 11:56.21;
Long Jump: Nick Carah 4.47m;
Pole Vault: Rob Barclay 2.35m; David McConnell 2.20m;
Javelin: Nick Carah 31.17m; David McConnell NM;
Discus: Andrew Egginton 24.90m; Nick Carah 21.63m; Michael Seton 21.30m; Peter McDonald 16.74m;
Men Under 18
With a number of athletes in this age group competing for Box Hill for the first time, we managed to score enough points to finish second in round three and hang on to second place on the ladder.
100m: Ned Snibson 11.63; Terry Yan 11.83; Harvey Edmanson 13.25;
400m: Ned Snibson 50.62;
1500m: Alexander Ritchie 4:08.52; Scott McKenzie 4:09.37; Sebastian Failla 4:16.77; James Dakin 4:27.10; Samuel Rattray 4:40.51;
110m Hurdles: Matthew Harcourt 14.76; Harvey Edmanson 17.58;
3000m Steeple: Jordan Hesse 12:22.27;
Long Jump: Matthew Harcourt 6.12m; Terry Yan 4.81m;
Men Under 16
The number of athletes competing in this age group is slowly increasing. And the managed to pull off a win for the first time this season. This moves the team up to second place on the ladder
100m: William Murphy 12.23; Michael Toso 14.07;
1500m: Austin Hunter 4:25.23; Finnian MacKen 4:46.08; Connor Ogilvie 4:51.04; Murray Lovass 5:24.28;
2000m Steeple: Kieran Hesse 7:31.19;
Long Jump: Parmeshvar Sandhu 4.53m;
Javelin: Cameron MacKenzie 16.95m;
Discus: Cameron MacKenzie 22.38m;
