2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No. 23
March 15, 2013
PRESENTATION NIGHT, FRIDAY, MAY 3
Mark this date in your calendar! The 2012/13 season Presentation Night (and Box Hill Athletic Club Annual General Meeting) will be held at the club rooms on Friday, May 3. This is a great opportunity to celebrate all of the achievements and successes of the past year. More details to come!
AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX FUN RUN: KELLY 1st, DINNEEN 2nd
Box Hill runners took the quinella at the inaugural Australian Grand Prix fun run, held at Albert Park around the Formula One grand prix circuit. Steve Kelly won the 10km race in the time of 29:44 ahead of Steve Dinneen, who ran 30:08.
NIKKI CHAPPLE MARATHON DEBUT IN JAPAN
Nikki Chapple finished 12th in the Nagoya International Women’s Marathon in Nagoys, Japan last Sunday. Nikki ran the excellent time of 2:32.31 in her debut marathon, breaking Megan Sloane’s long standing club record.
RARE AIR CLUB, MARCH 9
Women’s Pole Vault:
Paris McCathrion 3.90m
Verity Cooper 3.45m
Maddy Andrew 2.85m
Claire O’Brien 2.70m
Emily Taylor-Brown 2.70m
Kat Houston 2.70m
Jaimie Roubin 2.55m
Emily Andrew 2.55m
Men’s Pole Vault:
Brodie Cross 5.10m
James Filshie 5.00m
Goerge Schillinger 2.85m
Rob Barclay 2.85m
MILERS CLUB AT BOX HILL ON MARCH 21 FROM 7:00PM
The Milers Club will be adding the following races to Meet 5, to be held at Box Hill on Thursday 21st March:
800m – Elite Men’s and Women’s races?Top 10 male and female applicants to be selected based on performances since 1st October 2012. Indicative standards are sub 1:54 for men and sub 2:15 for women. Athletes will be advised by Monday 18th March if they are competing and be given an opportunity to enter the 1500m if they have missed out. These races will only take place if there are a minimum of 7 starters.
3000m Women only?A 10:20 qualifying standard (since 1st October 2012) will apply.
We will endeavour to have electronic timing for these events.
The proposed event schedule is:??1500m – slowest to fastest (7:00pm start time)
800m – Men’s and Women’s elite races
5000m – Men’s A race
3000m – Women’s elite race
5000m – remaining races fastest to slowest??Entries are now open, so please encourage your athletes to enter ASAP by visiting http://www.vicmilers.com/meets.php
REGISTRATIONS DUE SOON
Registrations for the 2013/14 athletics year will fall due on April 1. Your registration will be valid for the 2013 winter XCR competition season as well as next summer track and field season.
CROSS COUNTRY IS COMING!
With the track and field season coming towards its conclusion it is time for some to start planning for the upcoming winter season.
XCR’13, cross country and road racing season will kick off with the Jells Park cross country relays on April 27, followed by the Sandown Road relays on May 11. The AV season will be preceeded by the annual club 5k handicap race, which will be held on the usual course at Gardiners Creek on Saturday April 20. More details to come soon.
2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No. 22
March 5, 2013
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Congratulations to all Box Hill athletes who competed so well in the state open championships on the weekend, especially our state champions Paris McCathrion and Blake Lucas and our medal winners, Jesse Osbourne, Joel Pocklington, Nathan Brill, Phoebe Sloane, Natalia Kremenchutskaya, Steve Dinneen, Iman Blala and Brodie Cross.
Gold Medals
Paris McCathrion: Pole Vault 3.90m
Blake Lucas: Pole Vault 5.10m
Silver Medals
Jesse Osbourne: 5000m walk 20:00.56
Joel Pocklington: pole vault 5.10m
Bronze Medals
Nathan Brill: 5000m walk 20:08.72
Phoebe Sloane: Discus 41.77m
Natalia Kremenchutskaya: Triple Jump 12.42m
Steve Dinneen: 1500m 3:52.26
Iman Bala: Long Jump 6.04m
Brodie Cross: pole vault 4.90m
Other Results
Daniel White-Alikakos: 400m. 48.68(h), 48.38(sf), 48.69(f) 200m 23.14(h), 23.05(sf)
Viv Lee: 400m 62.92
Simon Evans: 5000m walk 24:27.46
Victor Jacobsson: 100m 12.05, 200m 24.17
Stephen Vincent: 100m12.48, 200m 25.13
Iman Bala: 100m 13.03(h), 13.10(sf)
Ben Noske: 800m 1:55.79
Verity Cooper: pole vault 3.50m, 100m hurdles 15.91
Kat Houston: pole vault 2.70m
David Grant: Discus 47.93m
Nana Owusu-Afriyie: 200m 25.30
Matt Coloe: 1500m 3:35.30(h) 3:54.13(f)
Daniel Clark: 1500m 3:53.70(h) 3:52.45(f)
Sam Dipnall: 1500m 4:06.50
Mitchell Dyer: 1500m 3:58.81
Nick Baggott: 1500m 4:04.64
Yiota Carabourniotis: Triple Jump 10.08m Long jump 4.33m
Chelsea Dyer: Javelin 36.43
(Kathryn Brooks: Junior javelin 37.94m)
Helen McRae: 1500m 4:40.85
Natalia Kremenchutskaya: Long Jump 5.34m
(Jackie Fredricksen: junior long jump 5.14m)
James Filshie: pole vault 4.60m
BOX HILL WINS H. H. HUNTER SHIELD
Every year points are awarded to the top 8 placegetters in the Victorian Open Track and Field Championships and the club that scores the most points wins the H. H. Hunter Shield. After placing 2nd last year Box Hill has won this year by 2 points from Essendon. Congratulations to all the athletes who contributed to Box Hill’s victory.
5000m RACES AT MELBOURNE UNI
It was good to see the return of Andrew White to competition at Melbourne Uni last week. Andrew ran 14:57 in his first race in 15 months.
MILERS CLUB AT BOX HILL ON MARCH 21
The Milers Club will be adding the following races to Meet 5, to be held at Box Hill on Thursday 21st March:
800m – Elite Men’s and Women’s races?Top 10 male and female applicants to be selected based on performances since 1st October 2012. Indicative standards are sub 1:54 for men and sub 2:15 for women. Athletes will be advised by Monday 18th March if they are competing and be given an opportunity to enter the 1500m if they have missed out. These races will only take place if there are a minimum of 7 starters.
3000m Women only?A 10:20 qualifying standard (since 1st October 2012) will apply.
We will endeavour to have electronic timing for these events.
The proposed event schedule is:??1500m – slowest to fastest (7:00pm start time)
800m – Men’s and Women’s elite races
5000m – Men’s A race
3000m – Women’s elite race
5000m – remaining races fastest to slowest??Entries are now open, so please encourage your athletes to enter ASAP by visiting http://www.vicmilers.com/meets.php
BOX HILL FEATURE AT THE LEADER NEWSPAPER SPORTS AWARDS
Two Box Hill athletes won awards at the Leader Newspaper Sports Awards.
Sports Stars
At the 2012 Leader Newspaper Sports Awards Night on Tuesday 26 February two of our talented and promising junior members received recognition for their 2012 sporting achievements. Congratulations to Nana and Nathan!!!
Nana Owusu-Afriyie won the 2012 Junior Sports Star Award for the Whitehorse Leader; and Nathan Brill won the 2012 Junior Sports Star Award for the Mornington Peninsula Leader.
Both received specially struck medallions and $300 Sportsmart vouchers at the Gala Awards Night held at Etihad Stadium.
*If you know someone who should be nominated as a Sports Star of the Week please contact your local Leader Newspaper. All weekly winners, Junior and Senior, are eligible to be judged Sports Star of the Year. It would be great to see as many Box Hill AC members as possible nominated in 2013.
PRESENTATION NIGHT, FRIDAY, MAY 3
Mark this date in your calendar! The 2012/13 season Presentation Night will be held at the club rooms on Friday, May 3. This is a great opportunity to celebrate all of the achievements and successes of the past year.
SCHOOL BOOKING, TUESDAY MARCH 12
The track has been booked for a school use on Tuesday, March 12 between 4:00pm and 6:00pm. This booking is for field events only, so the track will still be available for training, but the pits and throwing areas will not be available for general use. Track users please be aware that there will be school children crossing the track to field event areas.
CROSS COUNTRY IS COMING!
With the track and field season coming towards its conclusion it is time for some to start planning for the upcoming winter season.
XCR’13, cross country and road racing season will kick off with the Jells Park cross country relays on April 27, followed by the Sandown Road relays on May 11. The AV season will be proceeded by the annual club 5k handicap race, which will be held on the usual course at Gardiners Creek on Saturday April 20. More details to come soon.
2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No. 21
February 26, 2013
CONGRATULATIONS WILL
Congratulations to Will Seton who won a bronze medal in the national under 17 decathlon championships in Adelaide last week. Will scored a PB of 5316 points over the 10 events.
HIGH VELOCITY CLUB RESULTS
Results from High Velocity Club held at Albert Park, Feb. 21
100m
Victor Jakobbson 12.01
200m
Victor Jakobbson 23.85
Nana Owusu-Afriyie 25.21
400m
Daniel White-Alikakos 49.51
Vivienne Lee 63.39
Long Jump
Iman Bala 5.93m
RARE AIR CLUB RESULTS
Results from Rare Air Club held at Box Hill, Feb 23
Pole Vault
Blake Lucas 5.10m
Brodie Cross 5.10m
Joel Pocklington 5.10m
Will Seton 3.30m
George Schillinger 2.85m
AV THROWERS RESULTS
Results from AV Throwers competition held at Nunawading, Feb 24
Discus
David Grant 46.03m
CROSS COUNTRY IS COMING!
With the track and field season coming towards its conclusion it is time for some to start planning for the upcoming winter season.
XCR’13, cross country and road racing season will kick off with the Jells Park cross country relays on April 27, followed by the Sandown Road relays on May 11 and the 10km road championships that will this year be held at Albert Park, finishing on the track at Lakeside stadium. The full winter calendar is attached.
AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX RUN
Athletics Victoria and SuperSprint are pleased to announce this new major fun run on the event calendar. The Australian Grand Prix Run will be staged on Sunday 10th March 2013 offering 5km and 10km options around the fast Albert Park circuit. Entrants will get to experience the excitement of Formula 1™ with the entire Grand Prix infrastructure in place… course barriers, grandstands, marquees, overpasses and more.
The fast and even the not so fast, can run or walk 10km or 5km, and experience the excitement with the entire Grand Prix infrastructure in place – course barriers, grandstands, marquees, overpasses and more – you might even see some of the Formula 1™ teams setting up. Go to the AV website (www.athsvic.org,au) to enter.
2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No.20
February 20, 2013
BOX HILL WIN WOMEN’S UNDER 16 SHIELD PREMIERSHIP
Congratulations to the Box Hill under 16 girls team that comprehensively won the Athletics Victoria Shield Premiership on Saturday.
Thanks also to Chris Muirden for his help with team management and for his report on the final below:
Under 16s win Shield Final
Congratulations to all our girls who took part in yesterday’s final at Olympic Park and thank you also to all those girls who took part in events during the season to help get them there.
We ended up comprehensive winners with our nearest rival Knox 178.5 points behind.
While there were many highlights on a hot day, a few who made a massive contribution were:
Zoe Schwerkolt who did four events including the walk, steeple and 1500m and clocked up around 120 points on her own.
Nana Owusu-Afriyie and Jackie Fredriksen, both U16s again next year, who had great runs in the 100m and then finished 1-2 in the Long Jump before being part of our gun 4x100m relay team that clocked 50.05 seconds.
Emily Goessler who did the difficult 1500 and 400m double and again impressed.
Emily Taylor-Brown who completed a rare Javelin, PV, Discus treble with distinction.
Kate Boulter who ran up a few age groups and took on former state junior champion Mikaela Davis in the 400m and pushed her all the way before scoring big points in the discus.
Thank you also to all those girls who came in for just one event and racked up a few points to make sure we were never in danger.
Hopefully next year we can expand on our dominance and claim titles in both the U16s and U18 age groups.
Team Results:
Box Hill 783.0
Knox 624.5
Essendon 616.5
Doncaster 597.0
Frankston 575.0
Keilor St B. 372.0
Geelong 97.0
Bendigo 57.0
Ballarat 27.0
Individual Results:
100m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 12.60; Jackie Fredricksen 13.35; Annabel Cator 13.38; Monique Hoskin 13.49;
400m: Emily Goessler 61.94; Annabel Cator 62.38; Kate Boulter 62.60; Emma Marsden 64.33;
1500m: Emily Goessler 5:02.2h; Lucy Steele 5:20.3h; Zoe Schwerkolt 6:10.0h; Christina Bell 6:17.3h;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 50.05;
90m Hurdles: Rachel Limburg 14.47; Zoe Schwerkolt 17.47;
2000m Walk: Zoe Schwerkolt 11:53.0h;
2000m Steeple: Zoe Schwerkolt 8:29.8h;
Long Jump: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 5.20m; Jackie Fredricksen 5.13m;
Pole Vault: Emily Taylor-Brown 3.05m; Claire O’Brien 2.30m;
Javelin: Kathryn Brooks 30.56m; Emily Taylor-Brown 30.02m;
Discus: Kate Boulter 26.66m; Emily Taylor-Brown 26.37m;
MEN’S OVER 40 TEAM A GALLANT 2ND IN SHIELD FINAL
For the second year in a row our men’s over 40 team finished 2nd to Waverley in the the shield final.
Unfortunately a few things didn’t fall our way on the day, but everyone on the team should be congratulated for a great effort throughout the season and hopefully next year will be our year! Special thanks to Andrew Wilcox for all his work in organising and managing (as well as running in) this team.
Team Results:
Waverley 694.0
Box Hill 634.5
Diamond Valley 598.5
Geelong 463.0
Keilor St B 381.5
Vic Masters 360.5
Western Aths 277.0
Ballarat 140.0
Individual Results:
100m: Andrew Wilcox 12.01; Hendrik Dreyer 12.76; David Cross 15.15; James Tennant 15.33;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 52.52; Hendrik Dreyer 55.00; Kynan Dawes 58.21; Andrew Egginton 59.45;
1500m: Kynan Dawes 4:15.5h; Connor Carson 4:17.4h; John Meagher 4:26.3h; Andrew Egginton 4:31.2h;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 50.04;
100m Hurdles: David Cross 20.68;
110m Hurdles: Hendrik Dreyer 18.92;
2000m Walk: Graeme Olden 11:19.8h;
3000m Steeple: John Meagher 11:19.2h; Graeme Olden 11:53.9h;
Long Jump: Hendrik Dreyer 4.82m; George Schillinger 3.84m;
Pole Vault: Rob Barclay 2.75m; George Schillinger 2.75m;
Javelin: Andrew Egginton 31.10m; George Schillinger 27.92m;
Discus: George Schillinger 28.57m; William Dyer 27.33m;
BOX HILL WOMEN 2ND IN DIVISION 1 PREMIERSHIP
After leading halfway through the program our Division 1 women’s team finished 2nd in the shield final. Despite some great efforts on the day, the injury, illness and unavailability of several key athletes took its toll at the end of the day. There were a number of outstanding efforts, but special mention to Viv Lee who took part in five events and to June Petrie who came as a spectator but ended racing in the 1500m after we had a late withdrawal. It was disappointing not to defend our women’s premiership, but we went close and can hopefully win back the title next year.
Team Results:
Glenhuntly 477.0
Box Hill 388.0
Sandringham 361.0
Essendon 290.0
Diamond Valley 269.0
Keilor St B 269.0
Individual Results:
100m: Angela Phillips 13.53; Kate Ackland 13.72; Vivienne Lee 13.80; Alexandra Pocklington 14.09;
400m: Talitha Crawford 62.08; Vivienne Lee 63.27; Helen McRae 64.98;
1500m: Helen McRae 4:39.8h; Hayley Tomlinson 4:57.5h; Julie Norney 5:00.7h; June Petrie 5:31.0h;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 52.49;
100m Hurdles: Vivienne Lee 18.24;
2000m Walk: Chelsea Dyer 11:52.4h; Pia Hunter 12:22.4h;
3000m Steeple: Julie Norney 11:54.2h; Amanda Harper 13:36.7h;
Long Jump: Natalia Kremenchutskaya 5.38m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.56m;
Pole Vault: Katherine Houston 2.75m;
Javelin: Chelsea Dyer 35.48m; Vivienne Lee 12.11m;
Discus: Chelsea Dyer 37.88m; Angela Phillips 31.85m;
DIVISION 1 MEN FINISH 4TH IN SHIELD FINAL
After closing in on the leading teams after the 1500m, our division 1 men’s team faded to 4th in the shield finals on Saturday. Unfortunately weaknesses in some events and the unavailability of of several athletes mean that we were unable to match the top teams at the end of the day. But congratulations to all those athletes who represented the club so well on the day.
Team Results:
St Kevins 1,003.0
Essendon 929.5
Glenhuntly 885.5
Box Hill 718.0
Melbourne Uni 534.5
Knox 468.5
Individual Results:
100m: Blake Lucas 11.05; Daniel White-Alikakos 11.21; James Filshie 11.65; Braeden Cross 11.69; Cameron Sherry 11.93; Brodie Cross 12.21;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 48.84; Hanson Wong 52.06; Cameron Baker 54.67; Nicholas Baggott 55.07; Marcus Johnson 55.82;
1500m: Stephen Kelly 3:53.9h; Stephen Dinneen 3:54.5h; Samuel MacKie 4:07.1h; Ben Noske 4:07.4h; Sam Dipnall ; Nicholas Baggott ;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 44.17;
110m Hurdles: Cameron Baker 18.91;
2000m Walk: Simon Evans 9:19.1h;
3000m Steeple: Michael Dowel 9:42.6h; William Potter 9:57.5h; Andrew Hester 11:43.7h;
Long Jump: Victor Jakobbson 5.85m; Cameron Baker 5.09m; Marcus Johnson 4.57m;
Pole Vault: Brodie Cross 4.55m; James Filshie 4.55m;
Javelin: Cameron Baker 36.36m;
Discus: David Grant 45.12m; Cameron Baker 24.02m;
RARE AIR CLUB RESULTS
Results from Rare Air Club held at Melbourne University, Feb 14
Pole Vault
Joel Pocklington 5.25m
Brodie Cross 5.05m
James Filshie 4.95m
Blake Lucas 4.85m
Beau Williams 4.15m
Verity Cooper 3.30m
Emily Taylor-Brown 3.00m
Jaimie Roubin 2.70m
VICTORIAN MILERS CLUB RESULTS
Box Hill results from the milers club races held at Melbourne University on Tuesday night.
800m
Daniel Clark 1:56.3
Nick Baggott 1:57.7
Sam Mackie 2:01.2
Ned Snibson 2:02.6
Peter Green 2:05.6
Steve Griffin 2:12.3
David Ayers 2:21.0
1 mile
Bouchaib Chefnaoui 4:20.0
Mitchell Dyer 4:22.3
Sam Dipnall 4:25.0
Matt O’Donnell 4:37.7
Charlie Blanch 4:44.1
Helen McRae 5:06.0
Georgia Hansen 5:13.8
CROSS COUNTRY IS COMING!
With the track and field season coming towards its conclusion it is time for some to start planning for the upcoming winter season.
XCR’13, cross country and road racing season will kick off with the Jells Park cross country relays on April 27, followed by the Sandown Road relays on May 11 and the 10km road championships that will this year be held at Albert Park, finishing on the track at Lakeside stadium. The full winter calendar will be released soon.
AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX RUN
Athletics Victoria and SuperSprint are pleased to announce this new major fun run on the event calendar. The Australian Grand Prix Run will be staged on Sunday 10th March 2013 offering 5km and 10km options around the fast Albert Park circuit. Entrants will get to experience the excitement of Formula 1™ with the entire Grand Prix infrastructure in place… course barriers, grandstands, marquees, overpasses and more.
The fast and even the not so fast, can run or walk 10km or 5km, and experience the excitement with the entire Grand Prix infrastructure in place – course barriers, grandstands, marquees, overpasses and more – you might even see some of the Formula 1™ teams setting up. Go to the AV website (www.athsvic.org,au) to enter.
BRIGGS CLASSIC, HOBART
Good luck to all the Box Hill Athletes who will be competing in the Briggs Classic in Hobart this weekend.
2012-2013 Shield Competition – Shield Final – Albert Park – Saturday 16 February 2013
February 16, 2013
BOX HILL WIN WOMEN’S UNDER 16 SHIELD PREMIERSHIP
Congratulations to the Box Hill under 16 girls team that comprehensively won the Athletics Victoria Shield Premiership on Saturday.
Thanks also to Chris Muirden for his help with team management and for his report on the final below:
Under 16s win Shield Final
Congratulations to all our girls who took part in yesterday’s final at Olympic Park and thank you also to all those girls who took part in events during the season to help get them there.
We ended up comprehensive winners with our nearest rival Knox 178.5 points behind.
While there were many highlights on a hot day, a few who made a massive contribution were:
Zoe Schwerkolt who did four events including the walk, steeple and 1500m and clocked up around 120 points on her own.
Nana Owusu-Afriyie and Jackie Fredriksen, both U16s again next year, who had great runs in the 100m and then finished 1-2 in the Long Jump before being part of our gun 4x100m relay team that clocked 50.05 seconds.
Emily Goessler who did the difficult 1500 and 400m double and again impressed.
Emily Taylor-Brown who completed a rare Javelin, PV, Discus treble with distinction.
Kate Boulter who ran up a few age groups and took on former state junior champion Mikaela Davis in the 400m and pushed her all the way before scoring big points in the discus.
Thank you also to all those girls who came in for just one event and racked up a few points to make sure we were never in danger.
Hopefully next year we can expand on our dominance and claim titles in both the U16s and U18 age groups.
Team Results:
Box Hill 783.0
Knox 624.5
Essendon 616.5
Doncaster 597.0
Frankston 575.0
Keilor St B. 372.0
Geelong 97.0
Bendigo 57.0
Ballarat 27.0
Individual Results:
100m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 12.60; Jackie Fredricksen 13.35; Annabel Cator 13.38; Monique Hoskin 13.49;
400m: Emily Goessler 61.94; Annabel Cator 62.38; Kate Boulter 62.60; Emma Marsden 64.33;
1500m: Emily Goessler 5:02.2h; Lucy Steele 5:20.3h; Zoe Schwerkolt 6:10.0h; Christina Bell 6:17.3h;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 50.05;
90m Hurdles: Rachel Limburg 14.47; Zoe Schwerkolt 17.47;
2000m Walk: Zoe Schwerkolt 11:53.0h;
2000m Steeple: Zoe Schwerkolt 8:29.8h;
Long Jump: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 5.20m; Jackie Fredricksen 5.13m;
Pole Vault: Emily Taylor-Brown 3.05m; Claire O’Brien 2.30m;
Javelin: Kathryn Brooks 30.56m; Emily Taylor-Brown 30.02m;
Discus: Kate Boulter 26.66m; Emily Taylor-Brown 26.37m;
MEN’S OVER 40 TEAM A GALLANT 2ND IN SHIELD FINAL
For the second year in a row our men’s over 40 team finished 2nd to Waverley in the the shield final.
Unfortunately a few things didn’t fall our way on the day, but everyone on the team should be congratulated for a great effort throughout the season and hopefully next year will be our year! Special thanks to Andrew Wilcox for all his work in organising and managing (as well as running in) this team.
Team Results:
Waverley 694.0
Box Hill 634.5
Diamond Valley 598.5
Geelong 463.0
Keilor St B 381.5
Vic Masters 360.5
Western Aths 277.0
Ballarat 140.0
Individual Results:
100m: Andrew Wilcox 12.01; Hendrik Dreyer 12.76; David Cross 15.15; James Tennant 15.33;
400m: Andrew Wilcox 52.52; Hendrik Dreyer 55.00; Kynan Dawes 58.21; Andrew Egginton 59.45;
1500m: Kynan Dawes 4:15.5h; Connor Carson 4:17.4h; John Meagher 4:26.3h; Andrew Egginton 4:31.2h;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 50.04;
100m Hurdles: David Cross 20.68;
110m Hurdles: Hendrik Dreyer 18.92;
2000m Walk: Graeme Olden 11:19.8h;
3000m Steeple: John Meagher 11:19.2h; Graeme Olden 11:53.9h;
Long Jump: Hendrik Dreyer 4.82m; George Schillinger 3.84m;
Pole Vault: Rob Barclay 2.75m; George Schillinger 2.75m;
Javelin: Andrew Egginton 31.10m; George Schillinger 27.92m;
Discus: George Schillinger 28.57m; William Dyer 27.33m;
BOX HILL WOMEN 2ND IN DIVISION 1 PREMIERSHIP
After leading halfway through the program our Division 1 women’s team finished 2nd in the shield final. Despite some great efforts on the day, the injury, illness and unavailability of several key athletes took its toll at the end of the day. There were a number of outstanding efforts, but special mention to Viv Lee who took part in five events and to June Petrie who came as a spectator but ended racing in the 1500m after we had a late withdrawal. It was disappointing not to defend our women’s premiership, but we went close and can hopefully win back the title next year.
Team Results:
Glenhuntly 477.0
Box Hill 388.0
Sandringham 361.0
Essendon 290.0
Diamond Valley 269.0
Keilor St B 269.0
Individual Results:
100m: Angela Phillips 13.53; Kate Ackland 13.72; Vivienne Lee 13.80; Alexandra Pocklington 14.09;
400m: Talitha Crawford 62.08; Vivienne Lee 63.27; Helen McRae 64.98;
1500m: Helen McRae 4:39.8h; Hayley Tomlinson 4:57.5h; Julie Norney 5:00.7h; June Petrie 5:31.0h;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 52.49;
100m Hurdles: Vivienne Lee 18.24;
2000m Walk: Chelsea Dyer 11:52.4h; Pia Hunter 12:22.4h;
3000m Steeple: Julie Norney 11:54.2h; Amanda Harper 13:36.7h;
Long Jump: Natalia Kremenchutskaya 5.38m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.56m;
Pole Vault: Katherine Houston 2.75m;
Javelin: Chelsea Dyer 35.48m; Vivienne Lee 12.11m;
Discus: Chelsea Dyer 37.88m; Angela Phillips 31.85m;
DIVISION 1 MEN FINISH 4TH IN SHIELD FINAL
After closing in on the leading teams after the 1500m, our division 1 men’s team faded to 4th in the shield finals on Saturday. Unfortunately weaknesses in some events and the unavailability of of several athletes mean that we were unable to match the top teams at the end of the day. But congratulations to all those athletes who represented the club so well on the day.
Team Results:
St Kevins 1,003.0
Essendon 929.5
Glenhuntly 885.5
Box Hill 718.0
Melbourne Uni 534.5
Knox 468.5
Individual Results:
100m: Blake Lucas 11.05; Daniel White-Alikakos 11.21; James Filshie 11.65; Braeden Cross 11.69; Cameron Sherry 11.93; Brodie Cross 12.21;
400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 48.84; Hanson Wong 52.06; Cameron Baker 54.67; Nicholas Baggott 55.07; Marcus Johnson 55.82;
1500m: Stephen Kelly 3:53.9h; Stephen Dinneen 3:54.5h; Samuel MacKie 4:07.1h; Ben Noske 4:07.4h; Sam Dipnall ; Nicholas Baggott ;
4x100m Relay: Box Hill 44.17;
110m Hurdles: Cameron Baker 18.91;
2000m Walk: Simon Evans 9:19.1h;
3000m Steeple: Michael Dowel 9:42.6h; William Potter 9:57.5h; Andrew Hester 11:43.7h;
Long Jump: Victor Jakobbson 5.85m; Cameron Baker 5.09m; Marcus Johnson 4.57m;
Pole Vault: Brodie Cross 4.55m; James Filshie 4.55m;
Javelin: Cameron Baker 36.36m;
Discus: David Grant 45.12m; Cameron Baker 24.02m;
2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No. 19
February 12, 2013
SHIELD FINALS AT ALBERT PARK ON THIS SATURDAY
The Interclub Shield Finals will be held at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park on this Saturday, February 16.
The program runs from 10:00am till 7:00pm.
See the attached timetable.
Four Box Hill teams that have qualified for the finals.
Women Open Division 1and Men Open Division 1 teams are listed below.
Women under 16 will be contacted by Chris Muirden.
Men Over 40 will be contacted by Andrew Wilcox.
All members are encouraged to come along and support the club and hopefully cheer our teams to victory.
MEN DIVISION 1
If any athlete listed is unavailable, please let us know as soon as possible.
110m Hurdles (10:00am)
Cam Baker
Pole Vault (10:00am)
3 athletes from:
Brodie Cross
Joel Pocklington
BlakeLucas
James Filshie
Cam Sherry
Discus (10:00am)
David Grant
James Spry
Cam Baker
3000m Steeplechase (11:00am)
Will Potter
Michael Dowel
Andrew Hester
2000m Walk (11:45am)
Simon Evans
Javelin (12:55pm)
James Spry
Etienne Helberg
Cam Baker
100m (12:20pm – 2:20pm)
6 athletes from:
Daniel White-Alikakos
Mo Zeed
Braeden Cross
Cameron Sherry
Blake Lucas
James Filshie
Brodie Cross
1500m (1:05pm – 3:30pm)
Will Potter
Ben Noske
Michael Dowel
Sam Dipnall
Steve Dinneen
Steve Kelly
400m (2:40pm – 5:40pm)
Daniel White-Alikakos
Mo Zeed
Ben Noske
Braeden Cross
Hanson Wong
Nick Baggott
Relay (5:40pm – 7:00pm)
4 athhletes from:
Daniel White-Alikakos
Mo Zeed
Braeden Cross
Cameron Sherry
James Filshie
Brodie Cross
Long Jump (6:10pm)
James Spry
Victor Jacobbson
Cam Baker
WOMEN DIVISION 1
If any athlete listed is unavailable, please let us know as soon as possible.
3000m Steeplechase (10:30am)
Julie Norney
Amanda Harper
100m Hurdles (10:50am)
Viv Lee
2000m Walk (11:45am)
Chelsea Dyer
Pia Hunter
Long Jump (11:45am)
Natalia Kremenchutskaya
Yiota Carabourniotis
Pole Vault (12:20pm or 2:40pm)
Kat Houston
Discus (2:40pm)
Chelsea Dyer
Angela Phillips
100m (12:20pm – 2:20pm)
4 athletes from:
Angela Phillips
Talitha Crawford
Alex Pocklington
Kate Ackland
Viv Lee
1500m (1:05pm – 3:30pm)
Helen McRae
Nat Ambrose
Julie Norney
Hayley Tomlinson
400m (2:40pm – 5:40pm)
Talitha Crawford
Nat Ambrose
Viv Lee
Helen McRae
Javelin (5:35pm)
Chelsea Dyer
Viv Lee
Relay (5:40pm – 7:00pm)
4 athletes from:
Angela Phillips
Talitha Crawford
Alex Pocklington
Kate Ackland
Viv Lee
STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Congratulations to all the Box Hill athletes who performed so well in the state junior championships at Albert Park on the weekend.
Special mention to those who won medals. (Please let us know if we have missed anyone!)
Gold Medals
Mitchell Dyer U18, 1500m 4:01.29
Nathan Brill U18, 5000m walk 20:22.10
Jesse Osborne U20, 5000m walk 20:49.20
Paris McCathrion U20, pole vault 3.90m
Maddy Andrew U17, pole vault 2.85m
Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie U15, long jump 5.41m
Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie U15, 100m 12.38
Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie U15, 200m 25.52
Osei Owusu-Afriyie U14, 200m 27.85
Brodie Cross U20, pole vault 4.75m
Joe Hardy U20, 3000m steeple 9:24.73
Phoebe Sloane U20, shot put 10.82m
Phoebe Sloane U20, discus 38.36m
Emily Taylor-Brown U16, pole vault 3.10m
Claire O’Brien U15, pole vault 2.75m
Iman Bala U18, long jump 5.66m
Liam Harris U17, high jump 1.91m
Jackie Fredricksen U16, long jump 5.22m
Amy Rives U14, 400m 61.61
Silver Medals
Georgia Hansen U16, 1500m 4:47.9
Verity Cooper U20, pole vault 3.60m
Verity Cooper U20, 100m hurdles 15.55
Jamie Roubin U18, pole vault 2.65m
Iman Bala U18, 100m 12.40
Emily Goessler U17, 400m 58.81
Danny Smith U18, 3000m 9:00/19
Mitchell Dyer U18, 800m 1:55.80
Ned Snibson U16, 800m 2:03.75
Tom Paidoussis U15, 2:05.67
Amy Rives U14, 800m 2:23.14
Taylor Elliot U14, triple jump 9.90m
Bronze Medals
Danny Smith U18, 1500m 4:03.66
Will Seton U17, javelin 44.66m
Matthew Harcourt U16, 200m hurdles 28.55
Matthew Harcourt U16, 100m hurdles 14.95
Tom Paidoussis U15, 400m 53.76
Will Seton U17, discus 40.07m
Kate Boulter U15, discus 26.16m
Nick Paidoussis U17, 800m 1:56.17
Georgia Hansen U16, 800m 2:19.95
Luciana Treacy U15, 200m 27.23
Emily Taylor-Brown U16, javelin 28.47m
AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS
They say that you have to learn to walk before you can run, and Nathan Brill certainly showed that he is very well versed in both! An Australian representative in race walking Nathan was First U17 in the Australia Day 10km Fun Run on the Mornington Peninsula in the impressive time of 34.55! Nathan was 4th across the line. Other line honours went to Julie Norney winning the 10km Open Female category in 37.23; June Petrie winning the 45+ Female category in 39.34 and Andrew Hester winning the 5.3km Open Male Category in 18.31. Australia Day Medals also went to 5.3km competitors Laughlin Norney 3rd U17 20.05 and Charmaine McNally 5th Open Female 23.59.
JAPAN BECKONS
Returning to Japan for the Kagawa Marugame ½ Marathon on 3 February, Nikki Chapple put in a great race to place 8th in 70.34. The race was won by Ethiopian Tiki Gelana in 68.53. Gelana made it back to back wins in the event, won the London Olympic Marathon and was recently crowned the AIMS / ASICS World Athlete of the Year 2012. Nikki has a good track record at Marugame event winning the 2010 race in 68.37, a touch faster than Gelana’s 2013 time.
BROOKE HITS THE HEIGHTS
Congratulations to Brooke Logan (Condon) who finished 2nd in the Empire State Building run up in New York City. Brooke ran up the 86 flights of stairs in 12min 48secs, to finish 2nd to another Australian, former Commonwealth Games representative Suzy Walsham.
2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No. 18
February 6, 2013
SHIELD FINALS AT ALBERT PARK ON SATURDAY WEEK
The Interclub Shield Finals will be held at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park on Saturday week, February 16.
Congratulations to the four Box Hill teams that have qualified for the finals. Our Women Open Division 1, Women Under 16, Men Open Division 1 and Men Over 40 will all fight it out with the top teams from throughout Melbourne and Victoria for the Association premiership. See the attached timetable. If any athletes in these divisions are unavailable for the finals please let us know as soon as possible. Teams for the finals will be finalised next week.
With only the top 2 teams from each division qualifying for the finals, our Under 18 boys (4th), Under 16 boys (3rd) and Under 18 girls (7th) have unfortunately missed out, despite some great performances throughout the year by athletes in these age groups.
GOOD LUCK AT THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS!
Good luck to all the Box Hill athletes competing at the junior state championships this weekend.
RESULTS FROM ROUND 12
Women Division 1
200m: Angela Phillips 28.11; Vivienne Lee 28.50; Katherine Houston 31.70;
800m: Helen McRae 2:18.3h; Natalie Ambrose 2:21.3h; Hayley Tomlinson 2:25.3h; Brigitte Wolhuter 2:40.0h; 5000m: Julie Norney 17:57.5h; June Petrie 19:26.1h; Amanda Harper 20:41.0h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:25.70; Triple Jump: Panayiota Carabourniotis 9.79m; Shot Put: Kate Ackland 5.33m;
Women Under 18
200m: Iman Balla 26.17; Rebecca Fredricksen 28.17; Olivia Gray 30.77; 800m: Georgia Griffith 2:19.6h; Amelia Savige 2:35.6h; Bethany Hosking 2:40.4h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:50.92;
Women Under 1
6200m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 25.48; Annabel Cator 27.97; Jessie Muirden 28.67; Sarah Driscoll 28.73; Emma Marsden 28.75; Jackie Fredricksen 28.77; Monique Hoskin 29.05; Rachel Limburg 29.33; Gemma Watkins 29.61; 800m: Emily Goessler 2:16.7h; Georgia Hansen 2:22.0h; Lucy Steele 2:40.6h; 3000m: Georgia Chester 11:22.3h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:41.20; Box Hill 4:52.82; Triple Jump: Rachel Limburg 10.93m; High Jump: Lucy Steele 1.35m; Shot Put: Kate Boulter 9.94m; Rachel Limburg 9.39m; Kathryn Brooks 8.58m; Monique Hoskin 7.28m; Jessie Muirden 6.24m;
Men Division
1200m: Daniel White-Alikakos 22.61; Mohamad Zeed 23.58; Stephen Vincent 25.12; Cameron Baker 25.25; Marcus Johnson 25.55; 800m: Matthew Coloe 1:54.1h; Ben Noske 1:57.3h; Michael Dowel 1:58.2h; Nicholas Baggott 2:00.1h; Hanson Wong 2:01.3h; Samuel MacKie 2:03.2h; Sam Dipnall 2:04.1h; Peter Green 2:07.6h; Cameron Martin 2:18.1h; Jack Hill 2:27.3h; 5000m: Stephen Kelly 14:37.5h; Matthew Coloe 15:25.4h; Bouchaib Chefnaoui 15:26.0h; Samuel MacKie 15:56.9h; Michael Dowel 17:06.3h; Andrew Hester 17:16.5h; Danny Wang 19:31.2h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 3:42.24; Box Hill 2 3:55.45; 400m Hurdles: Mohamad Zeed 56.33; 3000m Walk: Simon Evans 14:32.1h; High Jump: Simon Evans 1.25m; Shot Put: David Rankin 14.47m; James Spry 11.65m; Cameron Baker 8.14m;
Men Over 40
200m: Andrew Wilcox 24.28; Hendrik Dreyer 25.85; David Cross 27.85; James Tennant 31.66; Neville Gardner 42.64; 800m: Steven Griffin 2:13.7h; Andrew Egginton 2:15.3h; David Ayers 2:25.1h; James Tennant 2:54.4h; Neville Gardner 3:53.3h; 5000m: Peter Stefanos 19:05.4h; Graeme Olden 19:09.1h; Christopher O’Connor 19:36.9h; Andrew Tunne 22:09.8h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:18.41; 400m Hurdles: Hendrik Dreyer 64.64; 3000m Walk: Graeme Olden 18:46.7h; High Jump: David Cross 1.35m; Michael Seton 1.25m; George Schillinger 1.10m; Shot Put: Andrew Egginton 9.17m; Michael Seton 9.07m; George Schillinger 8.24m; Hammer: David Cross 25.41m;
Men Under 18
200m: Jacob Parlevliet 26.96; 800m: Mitchell Dyer 1:56.0h; Joe Hardy 1:56.6h; Danny Smith 1:57.9h; Liam Fahey 2:10.7h; Zac Hunter 2:10.9h; Mitchell Cooper 2:13.9h; Jacob Parlevliet 2:26.4h; 3000m: Harry Noske 9:35.6h; Joe Hardy 9:36.2h; James O’Connell 9:53.8h; Jacob Parlevliet 12:08.0h; 5000m: Tom Snibson 17:32.0h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 3:55.13; 400m Hurdles: Jacob Parlevliet 67.78;
Men Under 16
200m: Connor Sullivan 26.38; George Asu 27.86; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 28.14; Harvey Edmanson 29.78; 800m: Nicolas Paidoussis 1:55.4h; 5000m: Matthew O’Donnell 16:32.8h; 200m Hurdles: Harvey Edmanson 32.51; 300m Hurdles: Matthew Harcourt 44.68; Triple Jump: Matthew Harcourt 11.53m; Harvey Edmanson 10.07m; George Asu 10.06m;
Shot Put: William Seton 13.42m; To compete in the finals you must have scored points for Box Hill in at least 4 rounds of shield competition.
RESULTS FROM AV THROWERS
Phoebe Sloane: Discus 36.50m, Shot Put 10.37m
2012-2013 Shield Competition – Round 12 – Albert Park – Saturday 2 February 2013
February 2, 2013
RESULTS FROM ROUND 12
Women Division 1
200m: Angela Phillips 28.11; Vivienne Lee 28.50; Katherine Houston 31.70;
800m: Helen McRae 2:18.3h; Natalie Ambrose 2:21.3h; Hayley Tomlinson 2:25.3h; Brigitte Wolhuter 2:40.0h; 5000m: Julie Norney 17:57.5h; June Petrie 19:26.1h; Amanda Harper 20:41.0h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:25.70; Triple Jump: Panayiota Carabourniotis 9.79m; Shot Put: Kate Ackland 5.33m;
Women Under 18
200m: Iman Balla 26.17; Rebecca Fredricksen 28.17; Olivia Gray 30.77; 800m: Georgia Griffith 2:19.6h; Amelia Savige 2:35.6h; Bethany Hosking 2:40.4h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:50.92;
Women Under 1
6200m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 25.48; Annabel Cator 27.97; Jessie Muirden 28.67; Sarah Driscoll 28.73; Emma Marsden 28.75; Jackie Fredricksen 28.77; Monique Hoskin 29.05; Rachel Limburg 29.33; Gemma Watkins 29.61; 800m: Emily Goessler 2:16.7h; Georgia Hansen 2:22.0h; Lucy Steele 2:40.6h; 3000m: Georgia Chester 11:22.3h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:41.20; Box Hill 4:52.82; Triple Jump: Rachel Limburg 10.93m; High Jump: Lucy Steele 1.35m; Shot Put: Kate Boulter 9.94m; Rachel Limburg 9.39m; Kathryn Brooks 8.58m; Monique Hoskin 7.28m; Jessie Muirden 6.24m;
Men Division
1200m: Daniel White-Alikakos 22.61; Mohamad Zeed 23.58; Stephen Vincent 25.12; Cameron Baker 25.25; Marcus Johnson 25.55; 800m: Matthew Coloe 1:54.1h; Ben Noske 1:57.3h; Michael Dowel 1:58.2h; Nicholas Baggott 2:00.1h; Hanson Wong 2:01.3h; Samuel MacKie 2:03.2h; Sam Dipnall 2:04.1h; Peter Green 2:07.6h; Cameron Martin 2:18.1h; Jack Hill 2:27.3h; 5000m: Stephen Kelly 14:37.5h; Matthew Coloe 15:25.4h; Bouchaib Chefnaoui 15:26.0h; Samuel MacKie 15:56.9h; Michael Dowel 17:06.3h; Andrew Hester 17:16.5h; Danny Wang 19:31.2h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 3:42.24; Box Hill 2 3:55.45; 400m Hurdles: Mohamad Zeed 56.33; 3000m Walk: Simon Evans 14:32.1h; High Jump: Simon Evans 1.25m; Shot Put: David Rankin 14.47m; James Spry 11.65m; Cameron Baker 8.14m;
Men Over 40
200m: Andrew Wilcox 24.28; Hendrik Dreyer 25.85; David Cross 27.85; James Tennant 31.66; Neville Gardner 42.64; 800m: Steven Griffin 2:13.7h; Andrew Egginton 2:15.3h; David Ayers 2:25.1h; James Tennant 2:54.4h; Neville Gardner 3:53.3h; 5000m: Peter Stefanos 19:05.4h; Graeme Olden 19:09.1h; Christopher O’Connor 19:36.9h; Andrew Tunne 22:09.8h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 4:18.41; 400m Hurdles: Hendrik Dreyer 64.64; 3000m Walk: Graeme Olden 18:46.7h; High Jump: David Cross 1.35m; Michael Seton 1.25m; George Schillinger 1.10m; Shot Put: Andrew Egginton 9.17m; Michael Seton 9.07m; George Schillinger 8.24m; Hammer: David Cross 25.41m;
Men Under 18
200m: Jacob Parlevliet 26.96; 800m: Mitchell Dyer 1:56.0h; Joe Hardy 1:56.6h; Danny Smith 1:57.9h; Liam Fahey 2:10.7h; Zac Hunter 2:10.9h; Mitchell Cooper 2:13.9h; Jacob Parlevliet 2:26.4h; 3000m: Harry Noske 9:35.6h; Joe Hardy 9:36.2h; James O’Connell 9:53.8h; Jacob Parlevliet 12:08.0h; 5000m: Tom Snibson 17:32.0h; Medley Relay: Box Hill 3:55.13; 400m Hurdles: Jacob Parlevliet 67.78;
Men Under 16
200m: Connor Sullivan 26.38; George Asu 27.86; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 28.14; Harvey Edmanson 29.78; 800m: Nicolas Paidoussis 1:55.4h; 5000m: Matthew O’Donnell 16:32.8h; 200m Hurdles: Harvey Edmanson 32.51; 300m Hurdles: Matthew Harcourt 44.68; Triple Jump: Matthew Harcourt 11.53m; Harvey Edmanson 10.07m; George Asu 10.06m;
Shot Put: William Seton 13.42m; To compete in the finals you must have scored points for Box Hill in at least 4 rounds of shield competition.
2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No. 17
January 30, 2013
VALE COLIN POCKLINGTON
It is with sad regret that we saw the passing of Colin Pocklington on Tuesday morning. Colin had a very tough battle with cancer and several operations during his treatment. Only last season, Colin was a valued member of our 40+ team and participated in the Shield final, were we where runners up.
Colin and his family have been heavily involved in the club for many years and he will be sadly missed. Colin was always a very kind and generous man and lived his life with dignity and honour, he earned the respect and admiration of all those who knew him.
On behalf of all of his friends and colleagues at Box Hill we would like to pass on our deepest sympathies to Colin’s family in this time of loss. To Meredith, Joel, Dion, Ben, and Alex, our thoughts are with you.
ROUND 12 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT ALBERT PARK ON THIS SATURDAY
The final round of Shield competition before the finals will be held at the Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park, on this Saturday, February 2.
Track events start at 1:30pm (Walk, Hurdles, 200m, 800m, Medley Relay, 3000m/5000m) and field events start at 12:30pm (Hammer) and 1:00pm (Shot Put, High Jump, Triple Jump). See the attached program.
BOX HILL HAS FOUR TEAMS IN THE FINALS!
With just one round of Shield Competition to go, Box Hill has four teams that seem certain to make the finals. The Women’s Divisions 1, Women’s Under 16, Men’s Division 1 and Men’s Over 40 teams all appear certain of making the state shield final to be held on February 16.
To compete in the finals you must have scored points for Box Hill in at least 4 rounds of shield competition.
The following athletes must compete this Saturday in order to be eligible for the finals.
Women Division 1: Kate McCowan, Kat Houston, Nat Ambrose
Women Under 16: Kate Boulter, Rachel Limburg, Kathryn Brooks, Jackie Fredricksen
Men Division 1: Daniel Clark, Steve Kelly
IMAN WINS TWO MEDALS AT YOUTH OLYMPICS!
Following on from the success of Nathan Brill at the Youth Olympics in Sydney, Iman Balla won a bronze medal in the long jump with a leap of 5.83m and then picked up a gold medal in the 4x100m relay. Congratulations to Iman on a great performance.
2012-2013 Summer Bulletin No. 16
January 25, 2013
ROUND 12 OF SHIELD COMPETITION AT ALBERT PARK ON SATURDAY WEEK
The final round of Shield competition before the finals will be held at the Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park, on Saturday week, February 2. Some athletes must compete in this final round in order to be eligible to run in the finals (you must have competed in at least 4 round of shield competition to compete in the final)
KELLY SELECTED FOR THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Congratulations to Steve Kelly, who has been selected to represent Australia in the World Cross Country Championships in Poland in March. Steve has had a breakthrough season, running a PB to win the state 5000m track championships in December and then placing 4th in the world cross country selection trials last weekend. Well done Steve and good luck in Poland.
DINNEEN WINS TWO BAYS TRAIL RUN
Congratulations to Steve Dinneen who won the 28km Two Bays trail run from Dromana to Cape Shank. Steve ran this hilly course over varied surfaces in 1:46:19 to win by more than 4 minutes. In the women’s race, Bec Rosel finished 3rd in a time of 2:10:35
BRILL-iant!!!
Congratulations to Nathan Brill who won the 5000m walk at the Australian Youth (U18) Olympic Festival in Sydney. Nathan walked a PB of 20:08.02 to finish ahead of athletes from China and New Zealand.
RESULTS FROM ROUND 11 OF SHIELD COMPETITION
Women Open
100m: Hannah Deal 13.82; Angela Phillips 13.89; Vivienne Lee 14.59; 400m: Natalie Ambrose 62.95; Vivienne Lee 64.62; 1500m: Natalie Ambrose 4:46.1h; Helen McRae 4:48.7h; Julie Norney 5:08.3h; June Petrie 5:14.8h; Caitlin Harrison 6:26.4h; 4x100m Relay: Box Hill 53.73; 100m Hurdles: Vivienne Lee 18.66; Talitha Crawford 22.47; 3000m Steeple: Julie Norney 12:16.3h; Long Jump: Natalia Kremenchutskaya 5.22m; Panayiota Carabourniotis 4.24m; Pole Vault: Katherine Houston 2.45m; Javelin: Vivienne Lee 12.02m;
Women Under 18
100m: Olivia Gray 14.64; 400m: Amelia Savige 71.31; 1500m: Amelia Savige 5:28.3h; Pole Vault: Paris McCathrion 3.80m; Verity Cooper 3.20m; Discus: Phoebe Sloane 31.97m;
Women Under 16
100m: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 13.01; Jackie Fredricksen 13.82; Gemma Watkins 14.34; 400m: Emily Goessler 64.22; 1500m: Emily Goessler 4:52.6h; Lucy Steele 5:41.1h; Zoe Schwerkolt 6:15.5h; Monique Hoskin 6:43.6h; 4x100m Relay: Box Hill 53.26; 90m Hurdles: Zoe Schwerkolt 18.63; 2000m Walk: Zoe Schwerkolt 11:38.2h; Long Jump: Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie 5.09m; Pole Vault: Emily Taylor-Brown 2.60m; Javelin: Kathryn Brooks 39.53m; Monique Hoskin 18.73m; Discus: Monique Hoskin 23.43m;
Men Open
100m: Mohamad Zeed 11.64; James Filshie 12.14; Stephen Vincent 12.45; Cameron Baker 12.84; Marcus Johnson 12.85; 400m: Daniel White-Alikakos 49.81; Braeden Cross 53.67; Hanson Wong 54.02; Marcus Johnson 57.46; Stephen Vincent 60.81; Danny Wang 66.45; 1500m: Daniel Clark 3:57.0h; Michael Dowel 4:01.8h; Sam Dipnall 4:04.8h; Nicholas Baggott 4:09.8h; Peter Green 4:17.8h; Hanson Wong 4:18.9h; Andrew Hester 4:39.3h; David Featherston 4:42.0h; Jack Hill 5:12.1h; Danny Wang 5:14.6h; 4x100m Relay: Box Hill 45.37; 2000m Walk: Simon Evans 9:23.1h; 3000m Steeple: Michael Dowel 10:06.8h; Andrew Hester 12:13.8h; Long Jump: James Spry 5.85m; Pole Vault: Blake Lucas 4.70m; Brodie Cross 4.55m; James Filshie 4.55m; Cameron Baker 3.05m; Javelin: David Featherston 33.98m; Cameron Baker 33.39m; Discus: James Spry 41.25m; David Rankin 39.18m; David Featherston 31.47m; Cameron Baker 23.41m;
Men Over 40
100m: Andrew Wilcox 12.33; Neville Gardner 20.11; 400m: Andrew Wilcox 53.45; Hendrik Dreyer 56.53; Andrew Egginton 60.27; 1500m: Kynan Dawes 4:15.5h; Steven Griffin 4:28.1h; Andrew Egginton 4:40.6h; David Ayers 4:42.3h; Christopher O’Connor 5:06.5h; Peter Stefanos 5:12.8h; Andrew Tunne 5:56.3h; Neville Gardner 8:08.1h; 2000m Walk: Graeme Olden 12:02.5h; 3000m Steeple: Graeme Olden 11:49.9h; Long Jump: George Schillinger 3.64m; Pole Vault: Rob Barclay 2.75m; George Schillinger 2.60m; Javelin: Andrew Egginton 32.50m; George Schillinger 24.88m; Christopher O’Connor 18.06m; Michael Seton 16.82m; Neville Gardner 11.57m; Discus: Andrew Egginton 25.23m; Michael Seton 21.17m; Neville Gardner 21.15m;
Men Under 18
100m: Beau Williams 12.77; 400m: Tom Snibson 59.89; 1500m: Daniel Young 4:13.7h; Tom Snibson 4:31.5h; Liam Fahey 4:35.1h; Mitchell Cooper 4:38.0h; Long Jump: Beau Williams 5.99m;
Men Under 16
100m: Ned Snibson 13.10; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 14.41; 400m: Nicolas Paidoussis 53.12; Ned Snibson 55.08; Thomas Paidoussis 55.60; 1500m: Matthew O’Donnell 4:20.5h; 110m Hurdles: William Seton 16.91; Long Jump: William Seton 5.37m; Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie 4.24m; Javelin: William Seton 48.49m; Discus: William Seton 38.75m;
OTHER RESULTS
January 20, Sunday, High Velocity Club, Sandringham
Mohamad Zeed (400m Hurdles) 61.04
January 20, Sunday, AV Throwers, Frankston
Phoebe Sloane (Discus) 37.61m
January 22, Tuesday, Rare Air Club, Albert Park
Women’s PV
Verity Cooper U20 3.70m
Emily Taylor-Brown U16 2.70m
Jamie Roubin U18 2.60m
Men’s PV
Blake Lucas Open 5.00m
Brodie Cross U20 5.00m
James Filshie Open 4.80m
Beau Williams U18 3.80m
George Schillinger Open 2.70m
Rob Barclay Open 2.50m
January 22, Miler’s Club, Albert Park
800m
Hanson Wong 1:58.83
Tom Paidoussis 2:08.50
Steve Griffin 2:12.95
David Ayers 2:18.47
Hannah Deal 2:14.08
Natalie Ambrose 2:17.67
Emily Goessler 2:18.85
Georgia Hansen 2:24.27
1500m
Ban Noske 4:04.18
Sam Mackie 4:05.54
Sam Dipnall 4:05.62
Nick Baggott 4:08.52
Daniel Young 4:11.10
James O’Connell 4:25.06
Zac Hunter 4:35.34
Tom Snibson 4:37.16
Helen McRae 4:44.08
