Issue 18
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Article Deadline:21 August 2015
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In this issue:-
May/June 2015
AMA Hall of Fame Inductee
Heather Doherty
“The Australian Masters Athletics (AMA) ‘Hall of Fame’ was established in 2007 to
recognise those outstanding individuals who are role models for the sport of Masters
athletics in Australia. They have either sustained outstanding performances at the highest
levels as Masters athletes, or are administrators who have made an extraordinary,
inspirational and dedicated personal contribution to Masters athletics and its
development in Australia and at an international level”.
In April this year, at the Awards evening held during the AMA Track & Field
Championships in Sydney, Heather Doherty was inducted into the AMA Hall of Fame.
2. Editorial
2. Calendar
3. From the President
4. Brisbane Region News
5. GC & SC Region News
6. Athlete of the Month
7. Hall of Fame
8. Notices
9. Notices
10. AMA Championships
11. AMA Championships
12. Winter Carnival
13. Winter Carnival
14. Kosciusko Classic
16. Rules Will Be Rules
17. Birthdays
18. Results
23. Postal Vote Form
Heather with her award and being congratulated by Wilma Perkins (President, AMA)
& Stan Perkins (President, World Masters Athletics).
David Carr from Western Australia & Heather Carr from Victoria were also inducted as
athletes, whilst Wal Sheppard from Victoria was inducted as an Administrator.
There are currently eleven members of the AMA Hall of Fame. Nine are qualified as
Athletes and two as Administrators. Heather now joins Queensland’s Alan Bradford who
was one of the three original Hall of Fame inductees in 2009.
Further Awards to Queenslanders
Two further AMA awards were presented on the night to Ian Mann
(Administrator/Official of the Year) and to Jeanette Flynn (Middle Distance Athlete).
(See inside of magazine for bio’s for all of the above)
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Editorial
I have just looked at the Lyon, World Masters Athletics Championships website:- only, 56 days 16 hours 54 minutes until
commencement of competition!
A total of 8,042 athletes from 98 countries have registered for the two weeks of competition. Australia has 202 athletes
entered which is the largest representation for many years. QMA will be represented by 21 members.
I wonder how many entries will be received for the Championships in Perth next year. I wouldn’t imagine anywhere near
Lyon’s number but, undoubtedly, there will be huge support from Australian competitors. Membership numbers should
increase across all states as interest builds towards October/November next year?
It will be interesting to see whether the athletics component remains in the early part of the Pan Pacific Masters Games next
year (as it traditionally has). If so, it will clash directly with the last few days of the World Championships and will lack
sufficient entries to make it viable. Something for consideration by Games organisers.
Similarly, it will be interesting to see how entries for the athletics at the Australian Masters Games in Adelaide ‘add up’ as the
Games clash directly with the Oceania Championships to be held in Rarotonga in early October this year. Masters Athletes
are increasingly finding that they have to make a choice where and when they can go for competition as more games and
championships appear.
Readers will note the information and program pages at the centre of this ‘Challenge’ for the Winter Meet to be held at the
SAF 20-21 June. Something innovative is being trialled in June so ‘come on down’ and support it. If it is a success, it could be
repeated next year.
Apart from the many track & field events being held across all regions and in North Queensland the next few months, Out-of
Stadia competition is building with a number of championship events being held over the next two months. See page 4 for
detailed information.
Congratulations to Col Buyers, John Sheer and John Wight, all of whom recently qualified as Level C track officials. Whilst
officials and volunteers are essential for local meets there are also multiple opportunities to officiate both nationally and
internationally as well as an occasion such as the forthcoming Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast.
I depart for Europe on 27 June and will not be returning until 20 August so the next issue of the Challenge will not be out
until late August. I will be monitoring my emails whilst away so keep the stories, articles, queries, etc. coming.
Viddy Jermacans
State, National & International Dates for Your Calendar
QMA Winter Carnival (inc. Multi Events)
QMA 10k Road Championships
Long Course Road Walk Championship
QMA Marathon Championships
British Masters T&F Championships
World Masters Athletics T&F Championships
Great Barrier Reef Masters Games
Maryborough Masters Games
AMA Winter Throwing Championships
Australian Masters Games
Oceania Masters Athletics Regional Champs
AMA Track & Field Championships
QMA Track & Field Championships
Americas Masters Games
World Masters Athletics T&F Championships
World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships
World Masters Games
AMA Track & Field Championships
Oceania Masters Athletics Regional Champs
2015
20-21 June
21 June
28 June
5 July
25-26 July
4-16 August
13-16 August
3 October
3-5 October
3-10 October
5-10 October
2016
16-19 April
June
August
26 Oct-6 Nov
2017
18-25 March
21-30 April
10-12 June
2018
20-27 January
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SAF
Brisbane
West End
Brisbane
Mudgeeraba Little Athletics Centre
Gold Coast
Queensland
Birmingham
England
Lyon
France
Cairns
Queensland
Maryborough
Queensland
Canberra
ACT
Adelaide
South Australia
Rarotonga
Cook Islands
Adelaide
Townsville
Vancouver
Perth
South Australia
Queensland
Canada
Western Australia
Daegu
Auckland
Darwin
South Korea
New Zealand
Northern Territory
Dunedin
New Zealand
From the President
Hello Members,
Happy Birthday to all QMA members who have a birthday in June or July. It just happens that I am writing this on my
birthday! I started the day at just after 5am watching the International Space Station transit the sky over Brisbane. It
sounds like a crazy thing to do on a cold winter morning! But no crazier than being out there on the roads training for
upcoming events as hundreds of runners are doing this morning! Awesome!
Yesterday morning I was out at Deagon watching our QMA members who competed in the Half Marathon
Championship. Congratulations to these five members: Ron Peters (M60) who won his age group and wasn’t too far
behind the leaders, Chris Bell (M40), Norm Burns (M45) and Loch Blatchford, still running strong in M70 age group. And
Anne Ryan who won the W55 age group and has set a new (unofficial) QMA W55 ‘Best Performance’.
Anyway – I am reflecting on getting another year older and wondering how other runners (who are also another year
older) are still managing to run so well. And wondering how long I can keep running!
I hope to see many of you at the Winter Carnival over the weekend of 20-21 June and at the AGM on the 27th June.
Finally, Best Wishes to the 21 QMA members who are heading off to the WMA Championships in Lyon in August.
Compete well and stay safe!
Irene Davey
Annual General Meeting - Qld Masters Athletics Inc, 27 June 2015
Nominations Received for Management Committee Positions
Nominee
Irene Davey
Proposer
Coral Walsh
Seconder
Kathy Rourke
Vice President :
Don Burtt
Alf Lakin
John Sheer
Karen Lakin
Rick Milnes
Karen Bradley
Secretary :
Jan Biggam
John Sheer
Jim Woodriffe
Treasurer :
Coral Walsh
Irene Davey
John Wight
Committee Members :
Kathy Rourke
Viddy Jermacans
Alf Lakin
Karen Lakin
Irene Davey
Kathryn Jenkins
Karen Lakin
Alf Lakin
Jenny Kirby
Kathy Rourke
Karen Bradley
Karen Bradley
President :
Regional Council Delegates: Brisbane Heather Doherty; North Queensland Yvonne Mullins;
Gold Coast & Southern Mike Kikby; Sunshine Coast & Northern Hazel McDonnell
Should you require a Postal Vote Form to cast a vote for the position of Vice President see page 23
QMA Management Committee 2014/15
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Out of Stadia & Website
Newsletter
Registrar
Statistician
QMA Brisbane Region Rep
QMA GC & Sthn Region Rep
QMA SC Uni & Nthn Reg Rep
QMA Nth Qld Region Rep
Irene Davey
3824 8025
Don Burtt
3399 9525/0419 742660
Kathy Rourke
3425 3918/0417 754126
Guy Quarterman
Paul Chippendale
0415 149644
Viddy Jermacans
0407 188721
Viddy Jermacans
0407 188721
Heather Doherty
3870 1736
Heather Doherty
3870 1736
Mike Kirkby
Hazel McDonnell
0408 172283
Yvonne Mullins
0418 885496
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QMA Brisbane Region
Despite an increase in our region's membership of almost 20%, only fourteen (14) members attended our annual
meeting last Saturday. This is very disappointing and seems to reflect an “I want to compete but am not prepared to
contribute” attitude.
This season we will be without Judy Cooper. Judy has been a tireless worker for QMA and will be missed especially as
we have no replacement for her in the important roles of Information Officer, Competition Co-ordinator and Meet
Manager system operator.
The Council Executive & Activity positions have been filled as below but if we want to maintain the high level of
competition conducted this season then you, as a member, should reconsider your level of involvement. We especially
need some of our younger members with new ideas to come forward. If you have an idea but are reluctant to commit
for a full season this is not a problem. Join the Council for the duration/implementation of your project. One month or
even less is fine.
Should you wish to be a part of the team which makes our weekly competition possible then please contact me.
John Wight
QMA Brisbane Secretary
32064459 [email protected]
The Brisbane Region held its Annual Meeting on 6 June, at which the following committee members were elected:Chairperson:
Heather Doherty;
Registrar:
Heather Doherty;
Equipment Manager: John Wight;
Secretary:
John Wight;
Treasurer:
Rod Walke;
Track Manager: Col Buyers;
Throws Manager: Don Quinn;
Venue Manager: Heather Doherty
Out-of-Stadia Championships Program

13th June LONG COURSE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP
This will be held in conjunction with the QA event at Yeronga Park.
Information here.
There will be an 8 k course for men and 6 k course for women.
You will need to enter on line via the above link by Thursday 11th June.
QMA Championship fee ($7.00) will be collected on the day. Look for the QMA table and banner.

21st June 10 K ROAD RUN CHAMPIONSHIP Start time 6.30am.
This will be held in conjunction with the Brisbane Road Runners event at West End. Information here.
Please enter on-line here and pay the $7 QMA championship fee by Wednesday 17th June so BRR can allocate
timing chips for non BRR members. . Please arrive early to pay the BRR entry fee ($5) and collect your timing
chip.
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28th June LONG COURSE ROAD WALK CHAMPIONSHIP
This will be held in conjunction with the Queensland Race Walking event at Mudgeeraba Little Athletics venue.
Enter and pay entry fees and QMA fee on the day.
Contact Noela [email protected] for more information

5th July MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIP with Gold Coast Marathon.
Enter on line on the Marathon website and tick the box for QMA Championship (and AMA Championship if you
want to compete in it also).
FOR PRINT VERSION:
Yeronga Cross Country information
http://www.qldathletics.org.au/Competition/Calendar-of-Events/queensland-medium-course-cross-countrychampionships
!0 k Championship information:
http://brisbaneroadrunners.org/wp/event/10k-club-championship-630am-start-2/
To enter 10 K Championship online:
https://sitedesq.imgstg.com/meetsregform/index.cfm?fuseaction=display_event_registration_step1&MeetID=1503&O
rgID=1443
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Gold Coast & Southern Region
The Gold Coast & Southern Region held its Annual Meeting on 17 May. The following committee was elected:Chairperson: Alf Lakin; Vice Chairperson: Mike Kikby (Throwers Rep & QMA Management Committee Rep); Secretary:
Karen Lakin; Treasurer: Colin Mancey; Committee: Toufic Lawand, Robyn Wales, Nyle Sunderland, Karen Bradley.
Recipients of the following awards for 2014/15 were announced at the meeting;
Throwers Handicap (Men):
Sprint Handicap (Men):
Walk Handicap (Men):
Bill McMullen
Throwers Handicap (Women):
Denise Fellows
Gary Parkinson
Sprint Handicap (Women):
Michelle Mackey
Paul Lindenberg
Walk Handicap (Women):
Debbie Lindenberg
Middle Distance Handicap:
Carol Davis
Track Athlete of the Year:- Gary Parkinson
Walker of the Year:- Nyle Sunderland
Thrower of the Year:- Althea Mackie
Inspirational Award:- Jo Buchanan
The committee has decided to continue to hold regular track & field meets during the winter months with the next two
meets for June set down as follows:Sunday 14 June
8.00 am
5k run/walk, high jump
8.45 am
60 metres
9.00 am
100 metres, triple jump
9.15 am
800 metres
9.40 am
300 metres
Field:- javelin / shot put / hammer
Sunday 28 June
8.00 am
3k run/walk,
8.30 am
60 metres, pole vault
8.45 am
100 metres, long jump
9.00 am
1500 metres
9.20 am
400 metres
Field:- discus / weight throw / javelin
Gold Coast Winter T&F Championships
Sunday, 19 July 2015, Griffiths University
8.00am
8.30am
9.15am
10.15am
Men’s Hammer : Women’s Shot
5k Run/Walk, Long Jump (m/w)
Women’s Hammer, Men’s Shot
60m (m/w), Men’s Javelin
100m (m/w), High Jump (m/w)
10.30am
11.00am
11.30am
12.00 noon
12.00 noon
800m (m/w), Men’s Discus, Women’s Jav
200m (m/w), Women’s Discus
Weight Throw (m/w), 1500m Run/Walk
Heavy Weight 56lbs (m/w)
400m (m/w)
Entries close 12 July 2015
Contact: Alf Lakin 0451 013568 or [email protected] for info or entry form
Sunshine Coast Annual Winter Track & Field Carnival
University of the Sunshine Coast Athletics Track, Chancellor Park, Sippy Downs
Sunday 26 July 2015
Events are being held for all age groups up to and including Masters. Electronic timing is used
for all track events. Medals will be awarded to all place-getters in all events.
For more information contact:
Bryce Phillips 07 5476 8233 or visit the Uni of the SC Athletics Club website www.uscathleticsclub.asn.au
Check the USC Athletics Club website for their winter track & field program.
QMA’s Sunshine Coast and Northern Region athletes run at the University Club’s
meets which are held on a fortnightly basis.
The Run Inn – New Location
One of QMA’s strong supporters, The Run Inn, has relocated.
It’s new site is now at Unit 2, 37 Windorah Street, Stafford.
The phone number 07 3356 3646 and website www.theruninn.com.au remain the same.
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‘Challenge’ Athlete of the Month Awards
March & April 2015 - Colin Woods & Darrin Norwood
The recipients of the awards for March and April both featured prominently at the
AMA Championships held in Sydney, 3-6 April.
Colin Woods competed in five events at the Championships; 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, 5000m. Not only did Colin
‘medal’ in all five of his M80 events (1 gold & 4 silver) he also broke 3 existing QMA records (all held by Norm Pearce)
with new times for the 400m (79.30), the 1500m (6.54.92) and the 5000m (26.53.95). Incidentally, Colin’s time of
3.15.87 for the 800m was nearly five seconds faster than his winning time for that distance as a 75 year old at the QMA
Championships in March. Some things (people) do get better with age!
Darrin Norwood epitomises the image of the ‘total athlete’ as displayed over the four days of competition in Sydney.
Including the individual events in the two pentathlons, Darrin competed in a total of twenty diverse events in his M35
age group. Throws and jumps in the field as well as sprints and middle distance runs on the track were undertaken with
a return of 5 gold, 2 silver and 5 bronze medals from the twelve events entered.
I recall the sight of Darrin lying exhausted on the side of the track following the last event of the track & field
pentathlon (also the last event of the Championships) after he had ‘given his all’ to hold on to his lead in the five event
competition. As a guess, I think that he had ‘had enough’!
Colin Woods leads WA’s David Carr
The ‘Poetry in Motion’ 4x100m silver medal relay team:
Paul Chaplain, Alf Lakin, Rob McDonald and Darrin Norwood
Australian Masters Athletics Awards
The Awards are presented annually at the dinner function held at the end of each season during the AMA
Championships. The awards presented in Sydney, in early April, were based on athletic and administrative /official
performances achieved during 2014. The 2015 award recipients included two QMA members:-
Administrator / Official of the Year – Ian Mann
“Ian Mann from Queensland is one of those behind the scenes administrators who have been a stalwart of Queensland
Masters competitions for many years. Ian is the chief operator of the Meet Manager program and makes himself
available throughout the season, not just for masters but for all levels of the sport. He has been part of the Pan Pacific
Masters Games team, not just during the championships operating Meet Manager but also working behind the scenes
in the months beforehand as part of the local organising team to ensure that a great track and field event is conducted.
Ian’s knowledge of Hy-Tek and his ability as a mentor to share his knowledge ensures that he leaves a legacy for others.
He not only volunteers his time to Queensland Masters and the Gold Coast (Masters) Region but to Queensland
Athletics, Athletics Australia and the Oceania Athletics Association. Ian is an invaluable asset, not just to masters but to
all levels of the sport of athletics. He epitomizes the essence of a great volunteer.”
Middle Distance - Jeanette Flynn
“Jeanette Flynn, W60 from Queensland, won gold at the WMA Indoor Championships in Budapest in the 800m
(2.41.40) and 1500m (5.47.05), setting Australian records in both. She also won the same two events at the Oceania
Championships in Bendigo. At the Pan Pacific Masters Games Jeanette won gold in four track events including the
800m and 1500m with age graded performances all above 90%.”
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AUSTRALIAN MASTERS ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME NOMINATION - HEATHER DOHERTY
TESTIMONIAL REGARDING PERSONAL QUALITIES
Heather Doherty is truly an ‘icon’ when it comes to Masters Athletics in Australia, especially in regard to the active
involvement of women in the sport. Her involvement in the sport of Athletics has extended her entire lifetime and her
personal achievements that include her involvement as an athlete, an official, coach and administrator, detailed in her
nomination, demonstrate the deep love she holds for her chosen sport.
The Queensland Masters Athletics Association (then named Veterans) was established in 1973 but was a male only
membership organisation. Heather campaigned vigorously to have the sport opened to women and was successful in 1976 in
having women admitted, although at a limited rights level. That same year women were allowed to participate by invitation
at the Australian Championships. She persisted with her efforts and eventually the sport became open to women without
restriction. She was a pioneer in having women’s competition officially introduced at the national level in 1978.
This quiet determination has been a feature of Heather’s involvement throughout her lifetime. Initially she had been invited
to form a Women’s Veterans Association in Queensland but declined in the belief that men and women should compete
together. Eventually in 1984 Heather was elected to the presidency of the Queensland Veteran’s Association, a position she
held for many years. In fact Heather is still actively involved as a member of the now named Queensland Masters Athletics
Management Committee and her contribution continues to be vital to the ongoing success of the organisation. She is a life
member of that body and also Thompson Estate Athletics Club where she competed in her early years.
Heather became the first female President of the Australian Association and served the organisation with dedication, skill
and success. She has also been a long-time representative of her State as a delegate to national meetings on many occasions
and she has pioneered the introduction of a wide range of athletic events into the National program for women, particularly
throwing events.
I first met Heather in 1980 and was immediately impressed by her obvious love and knowledge of the sport and the quality of
her performances in whatever event she contested was outstanding. Within a short time she had encouraged me to become
involved in the administration side of the Association and hence I have worked closely with her for many years and to this
day I am in awe of the amount of time and effort she devotes to our sport. Her ability to perform duties as an administrator,
official and competitor, all within the same competition, is legendary in Qld.
The one unfortunate part of Heather’s involvement in Masters Athletics has been the fact that she has been limited in the
number of major competitions that she has been able to compete in, especially the World Championships. Certainly she has
broken world records and when the opportunity has arisen she has been extremely competitive at that level, but her family
circumstances and her dedication to caring for her family have seen her give her home life priority over international
competition.
Heather’s contribution to Australian Veteran/Masters Athletics has been very substantial and had major impact in ensuring
the equality of men and women within this sport. I am honoured to support her application for admission to the Australian
Masters Athletics Hall of Fame.
Stan Perkins President, World Masters Athletics
Heather Doherty with Ian Mann in Sydney
Marg Allison, Jeanette Flynn, Petrina Brown, Rosemary Dean
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Oceania Masters Athletics Championships
Rarotonga, Cook Islands - 5-10 October, 2015
On-line entry for the Championships in October is now live via the OMA website:www.oceaniamastersathletics.org
Online entries (only) close midnight Monday, August 31 2015 (AEST)
Glynis Nunn-Cearns - Patron for AMA
The Australian Masters Athletics Board recently announced that Glynis Nunn-Cearns has accepted
its invitation to be a Patron for the sport of Masters athletics
Glynis was born in Toowoomba, Queensland and began athletics at age nine. By 1975 she was the Queensland State
Secondary Schools champion in six events. Because of her versatility she was selected to represent Australia at a
number of international meets, including, at just 17 years of age, as a travelling reserve for the first IAAF World Cup in
Dusseldorf, Germany. Glynis was eventually called upon to run the hurdles at the landmark meet.
Injury then kept her out of competition for over a year but, returning in 1980, she regained her national pentathlon
title in Sydney. In 1981 Australia adopted the heptathlon to replace the pentathlon and Glynis won the inaugural
national title in Adelaide with 5554 points.
In 1982 Glynis was selected for the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane where, in a great battle with Englishwoman Judy
Livermore, she overhauled the pre-event favourite on the second day to take gold in the heptathlon with 6282 points.
In 1984, Glynis was selected to represent Australia in three events at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, the
heptathlon, the hurdles and the long jump.
The heptathlon was the setting for Glynis’s greatest triumph. At the end of the first day she was lying fourth behind the
leader, the great US star, Jackie Joyner. On the second day, coming into the last event of the heptathlon, Glynis needed
to beat Joyner by 2.25 seconds in the 800 metre run to win the gold. Glynis ran a personal best of 2.10.57 to win the
gold by just 5 points!!
Glynis was named both Australian Sportswoman and Australian Sportsperson of the Year for 1984. Early the following
year she was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in the New Year’s Honour List.
Retiring from the combined events after Los Angeles, Glynis continued to represent Australia until the late 80’s,
primarily, as a hurdler, including at the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland and Auckland, New Zealand.
Glynis quickly moved into coaching and administration, filling key roles in the Australian Track and Field Coaches
Association (currently the Executive Director). She was a member of the Management and Construction Committee
that built the Sports Super Centre at Runaway Bay on the Gold Coast.
Glynis continues to coach – being a Founding Life Member of the Gold Coast based Ignition Athletics Club - and has
served as a national selector and on a range of national committees. She is a Life Member of Athletics Australia and
was elected to the IAAF Women’s Committee in 2003.
Acknowledgement:- Athletics Australia ‘Hall of Fame – Glynis Nunn-Cearns (2009)’
Glynis continues to compete as a Masters athlete, most recently winning the W50 80m hurdles in 14.25 (-3.2
headwind) and the W50 300m hurdles in 54.35 at the Pan Pacific Masters Games last November.
She is still the current Australian record holder in the W40 Long Jump (5.77m) and W40 80m hurdles (11.66) both
records set in 2001. - Editor
Novel Tooth Removal
American, Beijing Olympic Decathlon Champion, Bryan Clay, Quite Innovative
The ‘Australian’ newspaper carried an article on 9 May as follows:- “The Olympic gold and silver medallist posted a
video on twitter of his little girl’s tooth attached to a string, attached to a javelin which he then promptly proceeds to
throw. The extraction appears painless, but still.” Clay was quoted as saying, “it takes everybody back to a time when
they did the same silly things to get their teeth pulled out and she absolutely loved it”. According to the BBC, an
Olympic javelin weighs 800g and can reach speeds approaching 110km/h on release. Google:- Bryan Clay Tooth
Extraction to view the video/photos - Ed.
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Australian Masters Athletics
Team Managers, Perth 2016
Expressions of interest are now being called for the positions of Team Managers for the WMA Championships to be
held in Perth in late October, early November, 2016
A set of guidelines is available for information at the AMA website (www.australianmastersathletics.org.au) to assist
you with your application. Please read this document carefully and address all matters on the criteria
If you have any difficulties with your application or require any further information with these criteria please contact
the AMA Secretary who will put you in touch with the relevant personnel.
Australia will have a large team of athletes competing at these championships. Consequently a team of possibly four to
six managers will be required. Funding will be available to meet some of the team management costs for travel and
accommodation.
Closing date for applications is 30 September 2015. Successful persons will be notified by 31 October 2015.
Please nominate at least one referee who can be contacted by the AMA Board. Applications are to be emailed to the
AMA Secretary, Hazel McDonnell.
Hazel McDonnell, Secretary, Australian Masters Athletics, [email protected]
Maryborough Masters Games
The Maryborough Amateur Athletic Club will again hold its Annual Day/Night Carnival and Masters Games on
3 October 2015 at the Jock Anderson Athletic Oval on Gympie Road, Tinana (Maryborough).
For further information contact Cathy Wood, Secretary, MAAC Inc. 0448 479 768 [email protected]
Athletics North Queensland
The Athletics North Queensland Track & Field season is now well and truly underway. The Townsville Sports Reserve
Athletics Track is currently undergoing a much needed resurface. Unfortunately, the timing of the resurface has had an
effect on the 2015 Athletics’ Season, however, the good news is that the track will be ready to be used in time for the
Schools’ Athletic Season and the Athletics North Queensland Championships and the Queensland Primary School
Championships. The expected date of handover will not be before early July and as of today we still do not have a final
completion date.
The season started in North Queensland with Masters Athletes being invited to compete with the Oceania Athletics
Championships held in Cairns on the 8th to 10th May, with 43 Masters Athletes competing. Australia Masters had 13
members competing, Regional Australia Team 9 athletes, Athletics North Queensland had 4 athletes and the other
athletes were from different teams across the Oceania Region, with some excellent results.
A number of our local Masters athletes competed at the Bowen Track & Field competition, with 26 athletes competing
in a range of events.
There are a number of opportunities for Masters to compete in the following months, with the Central Queensland,
Paul Tennant memorial carnival to be held in Rockhampton on the 27th & 28th June.
Other events:
18th July in Charters Towers: Western Games, North Queensland Sports Foundation, Charters Towers Pentathlon
25th & 26th July: Coral Coast, Cairns
25th July: Mackay Track & Field – one day carnival
8th August: Whitsunday pentathlon – Proserpine and Tolga Pentathlon on the Atherton Tablelands
15th & 16th August: Barrier Reef Masters Games in Cairns, registrations are on line.
22nd & 23rd August: Outback Sunset carnival – Longreach
25th, 26th & 27th September: North Queensland Track & Field Championships, Townsville
For regular updates re events, results, news, etc. go to the ANQ website at www.athleticsnorthqld.org.au
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Australian Masters Athletics Championships
3-6 April, 2015, Sydney
Sixty one Queenslanders entered the Champions in Sydney over the Easter weekend
Despite adverse weather conditions on the first two days (particular the second) performances overall were
strong with a number of Championship and Queensland records broken.
Colin Woods set new state records for the M80 400m, 1500m and 5000m. Gary Parkinson lowered his own
M45 record in the 400m to 52.83 whilst Marg Allison lowered the W70 400m record to 78.54.
Jeanette Flynn equalled the current record of 67.51 in the W60 400m (now held jointly with Marg Allison)
whilst Althea Mackie broke her own record in the W40 Weight Throw with a new distance of 12.93m.
Lee-Anne Grosvenor set a new Australian (and Championship) record in the W40 Pentathlon with a point
score of 3,290 whilst Wilma Perkins set a new Championship record of 2.10 in the W65 Pole Vault which
equalled her Australian record and also set a new Championship record of 19.85m in the Javelin Throw.
New Championship records were set by Helen Searle, W75, with a distance of 9.48m in the Shot Put and
Heather Doherty, W80, with a distance of 19.33m in the Discus Throw whilst David Sweeney ran the
10,000m in a time of 33.03.74 to set a new time for the M50.
Other outstanding performances over the four days included; Julie Brims (W45) 3G 1S 1B, Jackie
Bezuidenhout (W45) 2G 1S 2B, Jeanette Flynn (W60) 3G 2B, Wilma Perkins (W65) 3G 3S 1B, Heather
Doherty (W80) 4G 2S, Darrin Norwood 5G 2S 5B, Peter Lonsdale (M45) 2G, Dennis Fitzgerald (M45) 2G,
David Sweeney (M50) 2G, Ian Cameron (M60) 4G, Frank Clark (M70) 2G & Michael Juckes (M75) 2G 1 B.
Whilst ‘not everyone’ won a gold (or in fact any) medal the support for Queensland athletes from their fellow
Queenslanders was most obvious. Sideline encouragement during track, field and cross country events was
quite vocal and uplifting. Discourse prior to and following performances was quite common whilst the
comradery of all the track relay runners was easily seen. Queensland was able to select seven relay teams
overall (4 men’s & 3 women’s) and collected a total of seven medals (2 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze).
For the full results of Queensland performances at the Championships see pages 19-20 - Ed.
Karen Lakin, Lee-Ann Grosvenor, Jackie Bezuidenhout, Julie Brims : Gary Parkinson, Steve Jones, Travis Venema, Warren Peters
Pio Bunin accelerates in the 400 metres
John Sheer stalks Colin McLeod in the 10,000 metres
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RUNNING TO THE TOP OF AUSTRALIA
Report on the Kosciusko Classic, held Saturday 17th January 2015 – Irene Davey
The Kosciusko Classic is a 5 km run from the Snowy River Bridge to the summit of Mt Kosciusko (Australia’s highest
mountain). This year marked the 40th running of the event. It was organised by the Canberra YMCA Runners Club as
part of their Thredbo Fun and Fitness week. I was accompanied on this adventure by QMA member John Sheer.
Elevation in metres
To give you some idea of this race, here is a schematic picture of the course:
2300
2228 - Kosciuszko Summit
2200
2100
2000
1900
2100 - Rawsons Pass
2030 - Seamans Hut
1930 -Snowy River
Bridge
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Distance from start
That’s right – it is uphill all the way with a climb of nearly 300 metres in 5 km.
It was a fine and sunny day with a temperature around 9 degrees when we left from Thredbo Village just before 9am
(for race start at 11am) Perfect conditions for a 5 km run? NOT!
These observations from the Bureau of Meteorology Weather Station at the top of the chairlift will give you a better
idea of the actual weather conditions we encountered.
Temperature
Wind
Min
9 am
3 pm
Max
5.6
8.1
11.7
12.4
56 km/h from
WNW
46 km/h from
WNW
94 km/h (just
before midnight)
Translating this table, at 9am, the temperature at the Top Station was 8 degrees with a wind averaging 56 km/hour.
This gave a ‘feels like’ temperature of minus 2 degrees. The wind was even stronger on exposed sections of the run
with gusts to over 70km/h. The temperature rose to 11.7 degrees by 3 pm when we were all safely back at Thredbo,
but the wind was still blowing strongly.
The actual race is only part of the day’s adventure! After taking the chairlift ride to the Top Station, 21 brave runners
and some support crews set out to walk the 4.6 km to the sign-in checkpoint at Rawsons Pass. This section is all on a
wire mesh boardwalk and running is not permitted. The Starter and Timekeeper synchronised their watches. The
runners checked in, made toilet stops, adjusted the layers of clothing they were thought they would need and generally
prepared for the next stage.
This was an approximately 3 km ‘warm-up’ jog downhill to the start line at the Snowy River Bridge on the Charlotte
Pass track. Precisely on 11 am (Yes! We had been on the go for 2 hours by then!) the Starter said ‘Go’ and off we set,
uphill into a ferocious gale.
Well some runners maybe ran the whole way. I had planned to alternate running and walking, and hopefully stay with
the pace of the slower people. I quickly lost sight of the leader, but kept the legendary Peter Sandery in sight as he was
thoughtfully wearing a bright yellow jacket. But he too quickly became a speck in the distance. Very soon I was on my
own on the rough steep track with the wind in my face. A couple of times when I slowed to a walk, a gust stopped me
dead in my tracks!
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I caught up to a hiker with big backpack. ‘What are you all training for?’ he asked. I found enough breath to reply
‘Mate, we’re not training – this is the race!’ He just shook his head! To cut a long slow run story short in the telling, I
ran/walked my way to the summit where the others were waiting for me. By this time, misty cloud had descended onto
the mountain so I couldn’t even appreciate the view. After a couple of minute’s recovery, we set off to retrace our
steps back to Rawsons Pass (great fun running downhill with the wind behind you), collect our backpacks and head
back to the chairlift.
So our complete journey, around 20 km, looked like this:
e
2250
2228 - Kosciusko Summit
2200
2164
2150
2100
2100 - Rawsons Pass
2050
2000
2030
2000 - Kos Lookout
1957 - Top of Chairlift
1950
2
2100 - Rawsons Pass
2030
2000 - Kos Lookout
1930 - Snowy River Bridge
1900
0
2164
2100 - Rawsons Pass
4
6
8
10
1957 - Chairlift
12
14
16
18
20
And I can tell you – that hot chocolate and a pie back at Thredbo were fantastic!
Results? In the table below, I have listed the results for the winner, Peter, John and myself. The ‘Usual 5 km time’ is
approximate, from what past results I could find, and the ‘% more’ column gives an indication of the effects of the
nature of this course and the prevailing weather conditions on these four runners’ performances. (Peter, I might add,
has done it many times before, and Travis a couple of times).
Name
Age
Usual 5 km time
Kos Classic Time
% More
Place
Travis Ey
20?
16
23:45
50
1
Peter Sandery
70
22
34:35
54
8
John Sheer
67
25
37:55
52
10
Irene Davey
67
28
49
75
21
Would I recommend the Kosciusko Classic to other QMA members? Sure – it is a great adventure if you are fit and
prepared for it. Would I do it again? Hmmmm. If the weather gods could guarantee a calm sunny day, I might think
about it. But chances are – next time it will be snowing!
For more info: http://www.canberra.ymca.org.au/runnersclub/events/Pages/Thredbo-National-Running-Week.aspx
Left: Irene Davey running at
Mt Kosciusko
Right: John Sheer in warmer
climes winning the M60
2000m Steeplechase at the
QMA T&F Championships
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Rules Will Be Rules (2)
by Viddy Jermacans
Following on from my ‘Rules’ article in the last ‘Challenge’ I will address some further IAAF and WMA rules which
govern Masters athletes whatever their discipline.
Undoubtedly, the most contentious (and open to interpretation) rule in field events is IAAF Rule 193 (b) which dictates
a ‘valid’ throw in the javelin event. ie. “a throw shall be valid only if the metal head strikes the ground before any other
part of the javelin”. How often do we see disbelief expressed by athletes when a foul throw is called or, on occasion,
when a (suspect) throw is allowed!
This rule is also one that is regularly updated as it was recently. The previous definition of a ‘valid’ throw stated “A
throw shall be valid only if the tip of the metal head strikes the ground before any other part of the javelin”.
No, the javelin does not need to ‘stick in’ to the ground nor does it need to ‘make a mark’ on the field (as I have seen
argued on occasion by both officials and competitors).
Another (little known) rule for this discipline is IAAF Rule 187 14. (d) “It shall be a failure if an athlete in the course of a
trial: in the Javelin Throw, touches with any part of his body the lines which mark the runway or the ground outside”.
We all ‘know about’ the curved line at the front of the runway but I have seen an athlete fouled when he touched the
side line on his angled run up to throw.
Whilst on ‘throwing events’, I have also seen angst develop on the part of some athletes who decide to use their own
implements but ‘get upset’ when those implements are used by other athletes in the same event.
IAAF Rule 187 2. Official Implements, indicates “Except as provided below, all implements shall be provided by the
Organising Committee. The Technical Delegate(s) may, based on the relevant Technical Regulations of each
competition, allow athletes to use their own implements or those provided by a supplier, provided that such implements
are IAAF certified, check and marked as approved by the Organising Committee before the competition and made
available to all athletes.”
WMA Rule 187.2, Use or Personal Implement, states, “Competitors may use their own throwing implements provided
these implements conform with the rules. Personal implements shall only be issued to the specific competition of their
owners. Any other competitor in the owner’s specific competition has the right to use that equipment if they so wish.”
Now, a ‘couple for the sprinters / hurdlers’. IAAF Rule 163, The Race, Lane Infringement 3. (a)”In all races run in lanes,
each athlete shall keep within his allocated lane from start to finish. This shall also apply to any portion of a race run in
lanes.”
However, “Except as stated in Rule 163 4., if the Referee is satisfied, on the report of a Judge or Umpire or otherwise,
that an athlete has violated this Rule, he shall be disqualified.” Rule 163 4. being “An athlete shall not be disqualified if
he (a) is pushed or forced by another person to step or run outside his lane or on or inside the kerb or line marking the
applicable border, or (b) steps or runs outside his lane in the straight, any straight part of the diversion from the track
for the steeplechase water jump or outside the outer line of his lane on the bend, with no material advantage thereby
being gained and no other athlete being jostled or obstructed so as to impede his progress.”
I actually saw an athlete in an international Masters 100m event come out of the blocks in his designated lane 1 but
immediately switch to a vacant lane 2 (late scratching) because the inside lane 1 was covered in water. He was, under
the above rule, able to do so.
IAAF Rule 168 6. Hurdle Races, stipulates “All races shall be run in lanes and each athlete shall keep to his own lane
throughout, except as provided in Rule 163.4”.
Athletics Australia further clarified this rule in February 2014 as follows, “It is clarified that this rule should be
interpreted in accordance with the same principle as Rule 163.3 & .4, that is, an athlete should not necessarily be
disqualified for jumping a hurdle in another lane provided he caused no obstruction and it was either in the straight or
in a lane to his outside on the bend.”
WMA has a rule in reference to IAAF Rule 168.6, that being, “Competitors must hurdle with a continuous motion thus
ensuring that both feet must be off the ground for at least an instant.”
I’m not sure who are more disappointed at events like World Championships when officials disqualify some men’s and
women’s 70+ hurdlers for not having ‘both feet off the ground’ when ‘clambering’ over hurdles………….. the crowd or
the competitor.
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Birthdays
May 2015
Norm
Bill
Glen
Sally
Lesley
Peter
Jean
Richard
Russell
Robyn
Colin
Terry
Joanne
Dianne
Phil
Barry
Anthony
David
Enid
Stephen
Eric
Paul
Annette
Karen
Ian
Urs
Mark
Norman
Ralf
Shawn
Graham
Gordon
Elizabeth
Jason
Michael
Ryan
Rodney
Andrea
Katie
Raymond
Brony
Heather
June 2015
Pearce
Cook
Wilson
Lynch
Le Vaillant
Clark
Hampson
McDonagh
Scott
Wales
Thomas
Dauphinet
Pronk
Alderman
Davies
Mullins
Keeghan
Roff
Campbell
Keliher
Gordon
Lindenberg
Wilson
Lakin
Le Quesne
Wenger
Alcorn
Burns
Hamann
Claydon
McNamara
MacKenzie
Maguire
Smith
Coureas
Goddard
Rhind
Pook
Keohane
Abdy
Anscombe
Windle
90
81
76
72
72
70
70
68
68
63
63
63
59
59
58
58
57
54
54
54
53
53
53
52
51
51
50
49
47
47
47
46
46
44
41
40
36
36
36
35
34
32
Noela
Mike
Don
John
Irene
Sean
Graeme
John
Denise
Craig
Barry
John
Ian
Callum
Debbie
Yasmin
Peter
Nyle
Daryl
Bridzet
Ian
Chris
Helena
Blair
Travis
Joanne
Robin
William
McKinven
Prineas
Quinn
Childs
Davey
Ryan
Cox
Shaw
Quinn
Elliott
Harper
Kay
Geoghegan
McInnes
Lindenberg
Steffe
Lonsdale
Sunderland
Sluggett
Munro
Adams
Bell
Grono
Venn
Venema
Johnson
Mihrshahi
Harding
73
72
71
70
68
67
65
62
59
58
58
56
54
54
54
52
50
48
47
47
44
44
43
40
40
39
36
34
Above: ‘Birthday girl’ Irene Davey with other members of
the bronze medal 4 x 400m relay team from Sydney; Jo
Buchanan, Karen Lakin, (Irene) and Petrina Brown.
Left: June birthdays for Craig Elliott (left) and John Kay
(centre) together with Ganga Prasad (QMA T&F
Championships, March 2015).
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22/03/2015 SUNDAY
WOMEN
W35 1
W40 1
W45 1
2
W55 1
MEN
M30
M35
M40
M50
M55
M60
M65
M70
M80
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
QMA PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS
GOLD COAST
Tami Lebovics
Lee-Anne Grosvenor
Karen Bradley
Tamara Paterson
Denise Quinn
Gc
Br
Gc
Br
Sc
100m
14.86 : 496
13.62 : 768
14.34 : 737
16.00 : 496
17.39 : 489
Shot Put
7.23 : 366
9.03 : 531
8.27 : 521
5.82 : 332
6.58 : 465
Long J
4.03 : 362
4.52 : 562
4.22 : 548
3.49 : 331
3.23 : 384
Javelin
17.57 : 264
28.00 : 517
18.99 : 358
11.94 : 195
18.23 : 409
800m
POINTS
3.46.01 : 063 1551
2.34.10 : 731 3109
3.05.51 : 471 2635
3.30.51 : 261 1615
4.32.98 : 057 1804
Patrick McCarthey
Darrin Norwood
Richard Harris
Dave Varley
Michael Kirkby
Neil Gray
Ganga Prasad
Bruce Bodsworth
Viddy Jermacans
Alf Lakin
Charles Crowley
Br
Br
Br
Br
Gc
Br
Br
Gc
Gc
Gc
Gc
Long J
5.77 : 537
5.38 : 492
3.84 : 235
4.21 : 415
3.82 : 324
3.98 : 425
2.75 : 145
3.84 : 461
3.67 : 496
2.53 : 232
2.95 : 556
Javelin
33.53 : 349
47.89 : 566
37.65 : 455
37.51 : 530
34.11 : 469
31.60 : 475
19.36 : 242
31.86 : 516
21.23 : 344
10.22 : 124
14.04 : 291
200m
24.49 : 649
25.54 : 595
33.02 : 173
27.07 : 676
30.82 : 409
30.23 : 516
43.60 : 0
34.11 : 348
33.03 : 489
38.09 : 304
44.91 : 247
Discus
29.14 : 448
39.36 : 663
36.77 : 675
30.12 : 480
32.66 : 531
25.66 : 435
20.33 : 321
26.25 : 423
25.41 : 456
19.48 : 365
17.62 : 444
1500m
POINTS
6.23.71 : 176 2159
5.41.77 : 357 2673
7.23.36 : 068 1606
6.13.70 : 418 2519
7.08.37 : 210 1943
6.49.92 : 343 2194
Dnf : 0
708
7.57.51 : 192 1940
7.30.67 : 355 2140
8.58.78 : 183 1208
Dnf : 0
1538
22/03/2015
WOMEN
60 METRES
W60 1 Noela Brameld
11.28
100 YARDS
W50 1 Karen Lakin
W60 1 Noela Brameld
14.20 QR
16.51
300 METRES
W50 1 Karen Lakin
50.79
MEN
60 METRES
M35 1 Travis Venema
M40 1 Graham Scully
7.53
7.71
OTHER EVENTS
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M50 1 D.James
M65 1 Robin Reisenleiter
2 Paul Chaplain
3 Rick Milnes
WOMEN
W45 1 Tamara Paterson
2 Kerry Warman
15.96
16.23
200 METRES
W45 1 Tamara Paterson
2 Kerry Warman
33.51
34.15
800 METRES
W45 1 Tamara Paterson
W55 1 Anne Ryan
W60 1 Jeanette Flynn
3.19.04
2.55.58
2.38.67
DISCUS THROW
W45 1 Kerry Warman
23.55
10,000m TRACK WALK
W70 1 Noela McKinven
1h21.33
MEN
100 METRES
M35 1 Travis Venema
2 David Bell
7.75
9.18
8.86
9.75
10.79
100 YARDS
M30 1 Zachary Kimber
M35 1 Travis Venema
2 David Bell
M40 1 Graham Scully
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M50 1 D.James
M65 1 Robin Reisenleiter
2 Paul Chaplain
23/03/2015 MONDAY NIGHT
100 METRES
GOLD COAST
M40
M50
M55
M65
1
1
1
1
14.00 vis
10.78 QR
12.25
11.15
11.08eqQ
13.25
12.97
14.21
Graham Scully
D.James
Craig Elliott
Paul Chaplain
12.11
14.14
15.56
15.69
Travis Venema
David Bell
Graham Scully
D.James
Paul Chaplain
24.29
27.77
27.63
28.61
33.14
800 METRES
M40 1 Graham Scully
M50 1 Robert Lasker
M55 1 Con Dimauro
2 Craig Elliott
M65 1 Sean Ryan
2 Viddy Jermacans
3 Dick Dunstan
2.23.16
2.59.14
2.28.02
4.06.59
2.43.40
3.45.79
4.10.24
10,000 METRES
11.95
13.37
M65 1 John Sheer
16.24
300 METRES
M35 1
2
M40 1
M45 1
M50 1
M65 1
2
3
Travis Venema
David Bell
Graham Scully
Gary Parkinson
D.James
Robin Reisenleiter
Paul Chaplain
Rick Milnes
38.54
43.82
38.33
37.68
45.14
48.24
52.44
57.60
600 METRES
M30 1 Zachary Kimber
2.02.18 vis
3000 METRES
M30 1 Zachary Kimber
QMA BRISBANE MEET
200 METRES
M35 1
2
M40 1
M50 1
M65 1
3 Rick Milnes
12.56.92 vis
SAF
M50 1 Robert Lasker
M55 1 Craig Elliott
M75 1 Ian Kennedy
1.45
1.20
1.00
LONG JUMP
M35 1 Anthony Findlay
M50 1 Robert Lasker
4.58
4.03
DISCUS THROW
M35
M40
M55
M60
M75
1
1
1
1
1
Darrin Norwood
Richard Harris
Craig Elliott
Ross Brims
Ian Kennedy
M35 1
2
M40 1
M55 1
M60 1
M75 1
Darrin Norwood
Anthony Findlay
Richard Harris
Craig Elliott
Ross Brims
Ian Kennedy
39.41
35.31
21.88
22.49
23.33
SHOT PUT
12.03
10.55
10.82
7.01
8.06
8.51
49.35.93
HIGH JUMP
QUEENSLAND/AUSTRALIAN RECORDS SET BY MEMBERS IN OTHER COMPETITION
100 Metres
W55 Marie Kay
13.44s NSW Masters Championships
Pole Vault
M45 Rob Hill
4.60m Aust. Open Championships
100m Hurdles W30 Eliana Seymour 14.03s Aust. Open Championships
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21/02/15 Qld/Aust.Record
27/03/15 Qld/Aust.Record
29/03/15 Qld/Aust.Record
NSW
QSAC
QSAC
3-6/04/2015
AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS- SYDNEY
WOMEN
ERIKA KOHNCKE W30
1500 Metres
1
5.04.99
FIONNULA CONNORS W35
Hammer Throw
2
29.12
Weight Throw
1
10.55
LEE-ANNE GROSVENOR W40
100 Metres
3 Ht
13.63
100 Metres
5 Fnl
13.75
200 Metres
3-2A
27.70
400 Metres
2-1A
60.74
Long Jump
2
4.63
Javelin Throw
2
28.39
4 x 100m Relay
1
53.45
Pentathlon
1
3290 A/Ch
100 Metres
13.45
796
Shot Put
9.08
534
Long Jump
4.64
601
Javelin Throw
29.63
553
800 Metres
2.28.13
806
ALTHEA MACKIE W40
Pole Vault
2
1.60
Discus Throw
4
25.41
Shot Put
3
8.05
Hammer Throw
1
40.66
Weight Throw
1
12.93 QR
Throws Pentathlon
2
2895
Hammer Throw
41.50
906
Shot Put
8.19
470
Discus Throw
26.84
461
Javelin Throw
18.20
305
Weight Throw
12.00
753
JACKIE BEZUIDENHOUT W45
60 Metres
3
8.52
100 Metres
2
13.62
200 Metres
3
27.71
Long Jump
1
4.49
4 x 100m Relay
1
53.45
JULIE BRIMS W45
60 Metres
1
8.18
100 Metres
1
13.30
200 Metres
2
26.85
400 Metres
3
60.84
4 x 100m Relay
1
53.45
100m Champ of Ch 3 11.42
PETRINA BROWN W45
400 Metres
6
67.91
800 Metres
2
2.36.07
1500 Metres
4
5.43.00
4 x 100m Relay
3
60.90
4 x 400m Relay
3
5.08.97
JO BUCHANAN W45
60 Metres
7
10.20
100 Metres
7
17.01
200 Metres
6
34.87
400 Metres
8
78.82
800 Metres
6
3.00.40
1500 Metres
5
6.10.36
5000 Metres
4
22.08.48
4 x 400m Relay
3
5.08.97
DENISE FELLOWS W45
1500m Track Walk 3
11.01.94
Javelin Throw
9
12.01
RESULTS OF QMA MEMBERS
Discus Throw
6
18.82
Shot Put
6
5.39
Hammer Throw
4
22.47
Weight Throw
5
6.61
Throws Pentathlon
5
1652
Hammer Throw
22.13
453
Shot Put
5.30
292
Discus Throw
18.27
314
Javelin Throw
11.52
185
Weight Throw
6.64
408
KAREN LAKIN W50
200 Metres
6
31.72
400 Metres
7
69.60
800 Metres
4-3A 2.48.78
4 x 100m Relay
1
53.45
4 x 400m Relay
3
5.08.97
ANNE RYAN W55
800 Metres
2
2.44.52
1500 Metres
2
5.35.74
5000 Metres
2
20.22.20
8k Cross Country 2
35.08
ROSEMARY DEAN W60
60 Metres
6
10.41
100 Metres
6
16.90
200 Metres
5
34.28
Long Jump
4
3.31
4 x 100m Relay
3
60.90
JEANETTE FLYNN W60
100 Metres
3
15.57
200 Metres
1
31.36
400 Metres
1
67.51eqQ
800 Metres
1
2.50.19
4 x 100m Relay
3
60.90
100m Champ of Ch 9 12.07
JAN BIGGAM W65
8k Cross Country 2
55.04
IRENE DAVEY W65
400 Metres
4
1.35.16
800 Metres
2
3.47.86
2k Steeple
2
11.05.96
4 x 400m Relay
3
5.08.97
WILMA PERKINS W65
Long Jump
3
3.64
High Jump
2
1.10
Pole Vault
1
2.10A/Ch
Javelin Throw
1
19.85ChR
Discus Throw
2
18.16
Shot Put
2
7.67
Hammer Throw
1
24.92
MARGE ALLISON W70
100 Metres
2-1A
16.50
200 Metres
1
33.95
400 Metres
1
78.54 QR
4 x 100m Relay
3
60.90
100m Champ.of Ch 8 11.97
JOAN PURCELL W70
1500m Track Walk
2
10.34.86
5000m Track Walk
2
36.47.73
10km Road Walk
2
1:16.32
HELEN SEARLE W75
Shot Put
1
9.48ChR
Hammer Throw
1
25.90
HEATHER DOHERTY W80
16
Javelin Throw
1
13.44
Discus Throw
1
19.33ChR
Shot Put
1
6.73
Hammer Throw
2
19.17
Weight Throw
2
7.98
Throws Pentathlon
1
3794
Hammer Throw
20.00
845
Shot Put
6.91
816
Discus Throw
19.32
826
Javelin Throw
14.40
649
Weight Throw
7.47
658
Discus Champ of Ch 10
49.15
MEN
WILLIAM CONNORS M35
High Jump
3
1.55
Javelin Throw
5
35.70
RENE DOEL M35
Javelin Throw
3
42.56
DARRIN NORWOOD M35
Long Jump
3
5.46
Triple Jump
2
10.87
High Jump
1
1.70
Pole Vault
1
3.40
Javelin Throw
1
52.09
Discus Throw
3
36.31
Shot Put
3
13.18
Hammer Throw
4-3A 36.90
Weight Throw
3
13.01
4 x 100m Relay
2
58.64
Throws Pentathlon
1
3160
Hammer Throw
38.13
500
Shot Put
13.96
757
Discus Throw
38.37
642
Javelin Throw
52.36
633
Weight Throw
12.86
628
Pentathlon
1
2357
Long Jump
4.89
390
Javelin Throw
48.48
575
200 Metres
26.54
516
Discus Throw
36.88
612
1500 Metres
6.03.16
264
TRAVIS VENEMA M35
60 Metres
2
7.47
100 Metres
2
11.83
200 Metres
4
24.20
400 Metres
4
54.25
4 x 100m Relay
1
46.30
4 x 400m Relay
3
4.03.62
RICHARD HARRIS M40
Pole Vault
2
2.30
Javelin Throw
1
37.91
Discus Throw
2
36.67
Shot Put
2
12.13
Hammer Throw
3
34.12
Weight Throw
2
11.67
Throws Pentathlon
2
2880
Hammer Throw
34.50
493
Shot Put
11.40
648
Discus Throw
38.32
709
Javelin Throw
36.44
436
Weight Throw
11.49
594
JUSTIN HOLZER M40
Discus Throw
1
38.05
3-6/04/2015
AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS- SYDNEY
NORM BURNS M45
5000 Metres
7
18.47.63
10,000 Metres
5
39.15.40
DENNIS FITZGERALD M45
5000 Metres
1
16.25.06
8k Cross Country
1
28.00
ARGENIS GUEVARA M45
1500m Track Walk
2
8.16.13
10km Road Walk
3
1:04.59
PETER LONSDALE M45
Discus Throw
1
42.13
Shot Put
1
13.78
GARY PARKINSON M45
60 Metres
2 Ht
7.94
60 Metres
2 Fnl
7.69
100 Metres
1 Ht
12.68
100 Metres
3 Fnl 12.24
200 Metres
2
24.05
400 Metres
2
52.83 QR
4 x 100m Relay
1
46.30
STEVE JONES M50
60 Metres
3 Ht
7.98
60 Metres
3 Fnl
7.83
100 Metres
1 Ht
12.81
100 Metres
3 Fnl 12.79
200 Metres
4 Ht
26.93
200 Metres
6 Fnl 26.94
4 x 100m Relay
1
46.30
4 x 400m Relay
3
4.03.62
WARREN PETERS M50
4 x 100m Relay
1
46.30
4 x 400m Relay
3
4.03.62
DAVID SWEENEY M50
5000 Metres
1
16.05.71
10,000 Metres
1
33.03.74ChR
PHIL DAVIES M55
800 Metres
3
2.26.56
1500 Metres
2
4.54.65
5000 Metres
3
18.07.26
8k Cross Country
3
30.36
4 x 400m Relay
3
4.03.62
GLEN DUNNE M55
60 Metres
4-3A
8.67
200 Metres
4
28.61
100m Hurdles
3
24.16
400m Hurdles
3
1.21.20
Long Jump
3-2A
4.60
Triple Jump
3-2A
9.45
High Jump
3
1.40
JOHN KAY M55
Javelin Throw
1
43.06
Shot Put
4
9.51
DAVE MACKAY M55
High Jump
2
1.40
IAN CAMERON M60
800 Metres
1
2.23.59
1500 Metres
1
4.46.06
5000 Metres
1
17.38.18
8k Cross Ctry
1
31.46
PAUL CHAPLAIN M65
60 Metres
8
9.83
100 Metres
6
15.73
200 Metres
6
32.27
400 Metres
5
79.57
4 x 100m Relay
2
58.64
4 x 400m Relay
2
6.02.78
VIDDY JERMACANS M65
60 Metres
7
9.65
Long Jump
6
3.54
Pentathlon
3
2309
Long Jump
3.76
523
Javelin Throw
25.37
437
200 Metres
32.29
535
Discus Throw
25.51
458
1500 Metres
7.30.21
356
KEVIN RYALL M65
Discus Throw
6
29.85
Shot Put
3
10.17
SEAN RYAN M65
400 Metres
3
70.12
800 Metres
3
2.43.39
1500 Metres
4
5.42.78
JOHN SHEER M65
1500 Metres
5
6.30.22
5000 Metres
8
23.01.63
10,000 Metres
4
47.45.33
2k Steeple
4
11.41.12
8k Cross Country
11
42.22
4 x 400m Relay
2
6.02.78
JIM WOODRIFF M65
1500 Metres
3
5.38.15
5000 Metres
4
20.57.21
8k Cross Country
4
35.40
PIO BUNIN M70
60 Metres
6
9.91
200 Metres
5
35.49
400 Metres
3
1.22.97
800 Metres
6
3.31.68
80m Hurdles
2
20.98
300m Hurdles
3
65.52
4 x 400m Relay
2
6.02.78
FRANK CLARK M70
1500m Track Walk
1
9.00.83
10km Road Walk
1
1:06.46
ALF LAKIN M70
60 Metres
7
11.27
100 Metres
5
17.98
200 Metres
6
36.73
4 x 100m Relay
2
58.64
4 x 400m Relay
2
6.02.78
ROB McDONALD M70
60 Metres
2
8.81
100 Metres
2
13.92
200 Metres
2
29.09
300m Hurdles
2
59.09
High Jump
1
1.30
RESULTS OF QMA MEMBERS
4 x 100m Relay
2
58.64
100m Champ of Ch
4
10.90
GUY QUARTERMAN M70
Javelin Throw
1
32.46
Discus Throw
5
26.90
Shot Put
3
9.78
Hammer Throw
3-2A 34.19
Weight Throw
5
11.99
Throws Pentathlon
2
3131
Hammer Throw
32.08
652
Shot Put
9.53
657
Discus Throw
25.82
524
Javelin Throw
31.88
641
Weight Throw
11.96
657
DON QUINN M70
Discus Throw
3
30.66
Shot Put
5
8.99
Hammer Throw
4-3A 33.78
Weight Throw
4-3A 12.81
Throws Pentathlon
4-3A
2994
Hammer Throw
31.32
633
Shot Put
10.29
720
Discus Throw
30.64
648
Javelin Throw
18.82
322
Weight Throw
12.17
671
MICHAEL JUCKES M75
800 Metres
3
3.17.13
5000 Metres
1
24.42.27
2k Steeple
1
10.17.80
IAN KENNEDY M75
High Jump
3
1.05
Javelin Throw
3
22.75
Discus Throw
3
24.88
Shot Put
4
8.28
Hammer Throw
4
27.16
Weight Throw
4
12.44
Throws Pentathlon
3
3155
Hammer Throw
27.49
635
Shot Put
9.61
741
Discus Throw
22.24
501
Javelin Throw
24.56
537
Weight Throw
12.30
741
COLIN McLEOD M75
10,000 Metres
1
47.59.42
RONALD SMITH M80
1500m Track Walk 2
COLIN WOODS
200 Metres
2
400 Metres
2
800 Metres
2
1500 Metres
2
5000 Metres
1
13.54.65
M80
35.83
79.30 QR
3.15.87
6.54.92 QR
26.53.95 QR
QR: Queensland Record
AR: Australian Record
ChR: Championship Record
AMA MIDDLE DISTANCE AWARD - JEANETTE FLYNN : AMA ADMINISTRATION AWARD - IAN MANN
AMA HALL OF FAME INDUCTION - HEATHER DOHERTY
17
03/05/2015
WOMEN -60 METRES
W45 1 Karen Bradley
9.46
W60 1 Carol Davis
9.66
100 METRES
W45 1 Karen Bradley
14.93
W60 1 Carol Davis
15.43
200 METRES
W60 1 Carol Davis
31.74
600 METRES
W45 1 Karen Bradley
2.06.84
10,000 METRES
W45 1 Jo Buchanan
48.40.18
W55 1 Anne Ryan
43.46.57
3000m TRACK WALK
W45 1 Denise Fellows
22.01.34
LONG JUMP
W45 1 Karen Bradley
4.25
W50 1 Judy Jennings
3.52
W55 1 Donna Emerson
2.97
W60 1 Carol Davis
3.67
JAVELIN THROW
W45 1 Karen Bradley
15.15
W50 1 Judy Jennings
W55 1 Donna Emerson
SHOT PUT
W45 1 Karen Bradley
W50 1 Judy Jennings
W55 1 Donna Emerson
MEN - 60 METRES
M30 1 Patrick McCarthy
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M60 1 Joe Begley
100 METRES
M30 1 Patrick McCarthy
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M60 1 Joe Begley
200 METRES
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M60 1 Joe Begley
M65 1 Sean Ryan
2 Viddy Jermacans
3 Paul Chaplain
17/05/2015
WOMEN - 800 METRES
W60 1 Carol Davis
3.04.18
JAVELIN THROW
W60 1 Carol Davis
18.26
SHOT PUT
W60 1 Carol Davis
6.29
MEN - 60 METRES
M30 1 Patrick McCarthy
7.57
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
7.79
M50 1 Steve Jones
8.01
2 Michael Kirkby
8.50
M60 1 Joe Begley
8.60
M65 1 Viddy Jermacans
9.79
100 METRES
M30 1 Patrick McCarthy
11.95
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
12.24
M60 1 Joe Begley
13.68
M65 1 Viddy Jermacans
15.67
M45
M50
M60
M65
QMA GOLD COAST
1
1
1
1
2
M40 1
M60 1
M65 1
2
M40 1
M75 1
M80 1
M35 1
31/05/2015
WOMEN - 60 METRES
1HelenThompson-Coleman9.25 vis
1 Judy Jennings
9.98
1 Carol Davis
9.55
1 Marge Allison
10.79
2 Jean Hampson
12.45
100 METRES
W351HelenThompson-Coleman 15.15 vis
W60 1 Carol Davis
15.60
W70 1 Marge Allison
17.04
400 METRES
W60 1 Carol Davis
73.50
W70 1 Marge Allison
1.20.85
600 METRES
W70 1 Jean Hampson
2.41.04
3000 METRES
W55 1 Anne Ryan
11.59.71
LONG JUMP
W45 1 Karen Bradley
4.05
W50 1 Judy Jennings
3.41
W60 1 Carol Davis
3.29
W70 1 Jean Hampson
2.90 QR
DISCUS THROW
W35
W50
W60
W70
QMA GOLD COAST
GRIFFITH UNI
21.76
20.80
8.32
7.93
8.58
7.66
7.70
8.64
12.10
12.22
13.82
23.95
28.23
32.82
33.15
34.80
GRIFFITH UNI
300 METRES
Gary Parkinson
38.35
Steve Jones
43.22
Bruce Bodsworth
49.18
Viddy Jermacans
53.99
Paul Chaplain
56.52
800 METRES
Tadashi Nawagawa 2.26.00
Bruce Bodsworth
3.28.09
Sean Ryan
2.41.11
Paul Chaplain
3.54.96
5000 METRES
Graham Scully
23.49.52
5000m TRACK WALK
Patrick Sela
38.45.61
Bert Janes
40.00.08
JAVELIN THROW
Rene Doel
40.71
QMA GOLD COAST
W45 1 Althea Mackie
W70 1 Adrienne Holdsworth
W75 1 Helen Searle
2 Eunice Jenkins
HAMMER THROW
W45 1 Althea Mackie
W70 1 Adrienne Holdsworth
W75 1 Helen Searle
2 Eunice Jenkins
WEIGHT THROW
W45 1 Althea Mackie
W70 1 Adrienne Holdsworth
W75 1 Helen Searle
MEN - 60 METRES
M30 1 Patrick McCarthy
M35 1 Mark Gunther
2 Brett Mackezie
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M50 1 Steve Jones
2 Michael Kirkby
M60 1 Joe Begley
M65 1 Viddy Jermacans
2 Rick Milnes
18
600 METRES
M65 1 Sean Ryan
1.54.03
2 Paul Chaplain
2.31.50
3 Viddy Jermacans
2.37.46
10,000 METRES
M65 1 Jim Woodriff
44.13.76
2 John Sheer
49.36.11
JAVELIN THROW
M65 1 Mills Lafferty
20.27
M70 1 Guy Quarterman
32.38
M80 1 Ron Vaughan
16.70
2 Bill McMullen
14.70
SHOT PUT
M65 1 Mills Lafferty
8.15
M70 1 Guy Quarterman
9.94
M80 1 Bill McMullen
7.94
2 Ron Vaughan
7.08
WEIGHT THROW
M65 1 Mills Lafferty
8.15
M70 1 Guy Quarterman
12.05
M80 1 Ron Vaughan
9.71
2 Bill McMullen
9.53
M45
M50
M65
M70
M80
1
1
1
1
1
M35
M45
M50
M65
M70
M80
1
1
1
1
1
1
M35
M45
M50
M65
M70
M80
1
1
1
1
1
1
Chris Dunne
Michael Kirkby
Mills Lafferty
Guy Quarterman
Bill McMullen
SHOT PUT
Rene Doel
Chris Dunne
Michael Kirkby
Mills Lafferty
Guy Quarterman
Bill McMullen
WEIGHT THROW
Rene Doel
Chris Dunne
Michael Kirkby
Mills Lafferty
Guy Quarterman
Bill McMullen
34.15
33.37
21.40
31.70
14.49
11.13
11.27
8.87
7.32
9.73
8.17
7.64
6.18
11.42
10.28
13.12
9.58
GRIFFITH UNI
26.73
13.78
19.95
15.41
39.73 QR
22.25
30.82
21.60
12.06 QR
8.20
9.25
7.48
7.96 vis
7.98
7.82
8.33
8.42
8.75
9.67
10.89
M70 1 John Lester
M80 1 Billl Cook
2 Charles Crowley
100 METRES
M30 1 Patrick McCarthy
M35 1 Brett Mackezie
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M50 1 Steve Jones
2 Michael Kirkby
M60 1 Joe Begley
M65 1 Viddy Jermacans
2 Rick Milnes
M70 1 John Lester
M80 1 Billl Cook
400 METRES
M45 1 Gary Parkinson
M50 1 Steve Jones
M65 1 Viddy Jermacans
2 Paul Chaplain
600 METRES
M40 1 Graham Scully
M65 1 Sean Ryan
2 Paul Chaplain
9.70
10.34
11.66
12.07
13.12
12.34
13.39
13.62
13.74
15.30
16.86
16.07
16.54
55.02
63.03
78.25
1.22.91
1.47.23
1.54.61
2.29.93
M80 1 Bill McMullen
LONG JUMP
M80 1 Charles Crowley
DISCUS THROW
M35 1 Rene Doel
M50 1 Michael Kirkby
M65 1 Mills Lafferty
26.37
31.51
21.85
24.07
HAMMER THROW
2.73
M35
M50
M65
M80
1
1
1
1
Rene Doel
Michael Kirkby
Mills Lafferty
Bill McMullen
20.92
26.70
24.86
23.10
WEIGHT THROW
M35
M50
M65
M80
1
1
1
1
Rene Doel
Michael Kirkby
Mills Lafferty
Bill McMullen
7.81
11.52
10.04
10.06
WINTER MASTERS & OPEN COMPETITION 2015 QMA MEMBERS RESULTS
CROSS COUNTRY
SUNSHINE COAST CROSS COUNTRY
SERIES
29/03/15 #1 BUDERIM
12km 50+ Men
1 David Sweeney
M50 43.57
2 Ron Peters
M60 49.11
3 David Scroope
M55 49.27
6km 40-49 Women
1 Elizabeth Cox
W45 25.50
2 Elsie Norbury
W40 28.13
3km 14-39 Male
5 Paul Carter
M30 10.54
3km 40-49 Women
1 Deanne Stock
W45 12.40
3km 60-69 Men
1 Ron Peters
M60 11.43
3 Gary Kiorgaard
M60 14.07
11/04/15 QA CROSS COUNTRY
TEES. MINNIPPI PARKANDS
4KM MEN
5 Peter Reeves
M60 14.47
7 Phil Davies
M55 15.24
8 Paul Shard
M40 15.30
6km MEN
7 Gordon Mackenzie M45 22.45
23 John Sheer
M65 30.21
SUNSHINE COAST CROSS COUNTRY
SERIES
12/04/15 #2 CALOUNDRA
12km 50+ Men
1 David Sweeney
M50 43.45
2 Ron Peters
M60 48.27
4 David Scroope
M55 50.20
6km 40-49 Women
1 Elizabeth Cox
W45 25.44
3km 14-39 Male
3 Paul Carter
M30 11.21
3km 40-49 Women
1 Elsie Norbury
W40 12.32
2 Deanne Stock
W45 13.03
3km 50-59 Men
1 David Daymond
M55 12.23
3km 60-69 Men
1 Ron Peters
M60 12.35
2 Gary Kiorgaard
M60 14.02
REDLANDS CROSS COUNTRY
18/04/15 CAPALABA
4000m WOMEN
14 Irene Davey
W65 25.13.
SUNSHINE COAST CROSS COUNTRY
SERIES
26/04/15 #3 MALENY
12km 50+ Men
1 David Sweeney
M50 46.40
3 Ron Peters
M60 52.33
4 David Scroope
M55 53.19
6km 40-49 Women
1
Elizabeth Cox
W45 27.09
3km 14-39 Male
3 Paul Carter
M30 11.31
3km 40-49 Women
1 Elsie Norbury
W40 12.57
2 Deanne Stock
W45 13.38
3km 40-49 Men
2 David Daymond
M55 12.51
3km 60-69 Men
1 Gary Kiorgaard
M60 14.05
09/05/15 QA SHORT COURSE
CHAMPIONSHIPS KEDRON
4km OPEN WOMEN
12 Heather Windle
W30 20.00
4km WOMEN 35-44
5 Elsie Norbury
W40 17.36
10 Kayti Marlow
W40 24.52
4km WOMEN 45-54
2 Elizabeth Cox
W45 16.59
4km WOMEN 55-64
1 Anne Ryan
W55 17.13
4km WOMEN 65+
1 Irene Davey
W65 24.09
2 Jan Biggam
W65 27.49
4km MEN OPEN
7 Dennis FitzGerald
M45 13.40
4km MEN 35-44
7 Paul Shard
M40 15.58
4km MEN 45-54
1 Dennis Fitzgerald
M45 13.52
3 Paul Byres
M45 15.04
5 Gordon Mackenzie M45 15.12
8 Dean Comber
M45 16.04
4km MEN 55-64
1 Peter Reeves
M60 14.46
2 Ian Cameron
M60 15.16
3 Con Dimauro
M55 15.22
4km MEN 65+
1 Sean Ryan
M65 17.59
2 John Sheer
M65 19.15
SUN COAST CROSS COUNTRY SERIES
1
3
4
1
1
2
1
2
17/05/15 #4 Glenview
12km 50+ Men
David Sweeney
M50
David Scroope
M55
Ron Peters
M60
6km 40-49 Women
Elizabeth Cox
W45
3km 40-49 Women
Deanne Stock
W45
Elise Norbury
W40
3km 60-69 Men
Ron Peters
M60
Gary Kiorgaard
M60
45.08
51.48
52.36
27.09
13.18
13.43
13.36
14.23
SUN COAST CROSS COUNTRY SERIES
31/05/15 #5 Caloundra
12km 50+ Men
1
2
4
David Sweeney
Ron Peters
David Scroope
19
M50
M60
M55
43.28
47.55
48.54
1
3
1
1
1
2
6km 40-49 Women
Elizabeth Cox
W45
3km 14-39 Male
Paul Carter
M30
3km 40-49 Women
Deanne Stock
W45
3km 50-59 Men
David Daymond
M55
3km 60-69 Men
Ron Peters
M60
Gary Kiorgaard
M60
26.11
11.41
12.24
12.47
11.59
13.44
ROAD RUNS
31/05/15 AUSTRALIAN & QLD
MOUNTAIN RUNNING CHAMP
Bellbird Grove, Brisbane, Qld
8.2km Masters Men 55 Years& Over
1A John Sheer
M65 58.09
13.2km Masters Men 35-50
3A David Johnson
M40 1.15.57
1A Dennis Fitzgerald
M45 1.01.51
5 Dean Comber
M45 1.19.45
13.2km Open Men
3Q Dennis Fitzgerald
M45 1.01.51
9Q David Johnson
M40 1.15.57
13 Dean Comber
M45 1.19.45
31/05/15 EXTREME COUNTRY
CHALLENGE Bellbird Grove
8.2k Open Women – Non Champ
1 Adrienne Mcivor
W40 48.19
6 Irene Davey
W65 1.13.35
ROAD WALKS
26/04/15 LOGAN RIVER PARKLANDS
10km Men
2 Peter Bennett
M55 51.34
3 iggy Jimenez
M50 52.27
5 Paul Lindenberg
M50 63.09
10km Women
1 Erika Woodward
W45 62.37
2 Noela McKinven
W70 79.25
5km Women
1 Debbie Lindenberg
W50 34.11
16/05/15 LOGAN RIVER PARKLANDS
10km Men
1 Peter Bennett
M55 53.18
10km Women
1 Erika Woodward
W45 62.51
5km Men
2 Patrick Sela
M75 37.35
5km Women
2 Noela McKinven
W70 39.05
24/05/15 LOGAN RIVER PARKLANDS
10km Men
1 Peter Bennett
M55 52.17
2 Argenis Guevara
M45 58.18
10km Women
1 Erika Woodward
W45 62.57
2 Kay Shaw
W55 66.17
3 Noela McKinven
W70 80.35
Javelin Throw – Masters
5km Women
2 Donna Beikoff
W45
35.05
1 Scott Seymour-Jones M50
20.07
Shot Put - Masters
TRACK & FIELD
1 Scott Seymour-Jones M50
1 Hazel McDonnell
W65
1 Lynne Schickert WA W70
1
3
4
5
6
18.11
22.74
W65
38.24
Long Jump – Masters
1 Lyn Schickert WA W70 2.09
Javelin Throw – Masters
1 Annette Wilson
W50
16.47
Shot Put – Masters
100 Metres – Masters
M50
M70
M70
13.38
13.77
14.34
200 Metres – Masters
1 Andrew Millerd
1 Rob McDonald
2 Heinz Steinmann
M50
M70
M70
27.37
28.36
28.47
1500 Metres Masters
1 Bob Schickert
M70
6.42.68
5000m Track Walk - Senior
2 Iggy Jimenez
M50 26.09.28
10,000m Track Walk – Senior
2 Iggy Jimenez
M50 51.29.0h
Long Jump – Masters
1 Andrew Millerd
M50
M40
W45
M80
W50
M50
44.03
27.17
21.87
21.22
17.32
1
3
5
6
Althea Mackie
Cornel Vena
Scott Seymour-Jones
Annette Wilson
W45
M80
M50
W50
39.43 QR
25.10
21.45
19.52
Javelin Throw – Para
1 Raymond Abdy F37 M35
17.95
Discus Throw – Para
1 Annette Wilson
W50
7.44
1 Lynne Schickert WA W70
4.85
Mixed 1500m Track Walk – Exhib
1 Iggy Jimenez
M50 9.36.99
2 Lynne Schickert WA W7011.01.75
1 Andrew Millerd
1 Rob McDonald
2 Heinz Steinmann
Justin Holzer
Althea Mackie
Cornel Vena
Annette Wilson
Scott Seymour-Jones
Mixed Hammer Throw– Masters
200 Metres – Masters
1 Hazel McDonnell
7.23
Mixed Discus Throw – Masters
8-10/05/2015 OCEANIA AREA
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
CAIRNS ANQ
100 Metres – Masters
4.41
3 Raymond Abdy F37 M35
25.18
Mixed Shot Put – Para
2 Raymond Abdy F37 M35
8.75
Decathlon - Senior
6 Greg Hamilton
100 Metres
Long Jump
Shot Put
High Jump
400 Metres
110m Hurdles
Discus Throw
Pole Vault
Javelin Throw
1500 Metres
M35
12.54
5.40
7.99
1.51
60.06
21.39
25.29
2.50
33.88
5.30.92
3795
549
461
366
396
411
248
373
242
354
395
23&24/05/2015 BOWEN TRACK &
FIELD CARNIVAL ANQ
WOMEN
60 Metres - Masters
W30-39 2 Tracy McNicol
11.64
3 Helen Wallis
12.72
W50-59 1 Annette Wilson
12.01
100 Metres - Masters
W50-59 1 Annette Wilson
20.26
Javelin Throw - Masters
W30-39 1 Tracy McNicol
23.27
W50-59 1 Annette Wilson
16.02
Discus Throw - Masters
W30-39 1 Helen Wallis
25.46
2 Tracy McNicol
23.26
Discus Throw - Open
1 Annette Wilson
20.32
Shot Put - Masters
W30-39 1 Helen Wallis
8.07
W50-59 1 Annette Wilson
7.87
Hammer Throw - Masters
W30-39 1 Helen Wallis
33.38
W50-59 1 Annette Wilson
16.38
MEN
60 Metres - Masters
M50-59 1 Stuart Walker
9.07
M70-89 1 Selwyn Hawken
10.;92
800 Metres - Masters
M50-59 1 Stuart Walker
2.50.26
Javelin Throw - Masters
M50-59 1 Leigh Gray
35.78
M70=79 1 Selwyn Hawken
20.76
Javelin Throw - Open
1 Raymond Abdy
18.61
Discus Throw - Masters
M40-49 1 Robert Wallis
25.41
M50-59 1 Leigh Gray
30.74
M70-79 1 Selwyn Hawken
25.28
Discus Throw - Open
1 Raymond Abdy
26.84
Shot Put - Masters
M40-49 3 Robert Wallis
8.23
M50-59 1 Leigh Gray
9.01
Hammer Throw - Masters
M40-49 1 Robert Wallis
21.59
Hammer Throw - Open
1 Raymond Abdy
21.48
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