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CONTENTS

The Structure of Little Athletics .......................................................................................................................................... 2

Where are We? .................................................................................................................................................................. 3

Kingsway Arena Layout ..................................................................................................................................................... 3

Bill of Rights for Young Athletes......................................................................................................................................... 4

Parents and Officials Code of Conduct .............................................................................................................................. 4

Kingsway Little Athletics Centre ......................................................................................................................................... 7

Registrations ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Retention Rates ................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Equipment Roster .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Short & Long Track Timing Gates Set Up and Set Down Roster ...................................................................................... 9

Walks Roster ...................................................................................................................................................................... 9

$100 Raffle Roster ........................................................................................................................................................... 10

Club Recording Roster ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

Calendar of Events 2013/2014......................................................................................................................................... 11

Executive Committee ....................................................................................................................................................... 12

Associated Officials .......................................................................................................................................................... 12

Life Members.................................................................................................................................................................... 13

WALA Award of Merit Recipients ..................................................................................................................................... 13

WALA Distinguished Award of Merit Recipients .............................................................................................................. 13

Affiliated Clubs ................................................................................................................................................................. 14

General Information ......................................................................................................................................................... 17

Rules for Competition ....................................................................................................................................................... 22

Event Rules ...................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Health and Welfare .......................................................................................................................................................... 31

State Run Competitions ................................................................................................................................................... 36

Summer Season .......................................................................................................................................................... 36

Winter Competition ........................................................................................................................................................... 40

Opening Ceremony October 26th Modified ½ Programme 1 ........................................................................................... 43

Kids Helping Kids Family Fun Day Programme 1 ............................................................................................................ 43

Inter-Club competition Programme 2013/2014 ................................................................................................................ 44

Programme 1: .............................................................................................................................................................. 44

Programme 2: .............................................................................................................................................................. 44

Interclub Relay ................................................................................................................................................................. 46

Equipment Specifications ................................................................................................................................................. 47

Trophies & Awards Criteria And Policy ............................................................................................................................ 49

Winter Season .................................................................................................................................................................. 54

Previous Trophy and Award Winners .............................................................................................................................. 57

Completed Athlete Service Awards ................................................................................................................................. 60

2012/2013 Centre Championships Results ..................................................................................................................... 61

2012/2013 KFC State Relay Championships – Coaches and Medal Winners ................................................................ 65

2013 Winter State Championships – Medal Winners ...................................................................................................... 71

Role of Honour ................................................................................................................................................................. 71

Western Australian State Records – Held by Kingsway Athletes .................................................................................... 72

Little Athletics – Old Centre Records ............................................................................................................................... 80

Centre Championships – Entry Form ............................................................................................................................... 83

WALA Introduction to Coaching Courses ........................................................................................................................ 84

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Family Fun and Fitness

The goal of the Kingsway Little Athletics Centre is to provide track and field activities for boys and girls in age groups from U7 to U17. The sport of Little Athletics provides an opportunity to strive for success. Our aim at Kingsway is to let children be children. We urge you, as parents, to join in with them but don’t show your disappointment if they do not achieve your expectations of them. Their fun and happiness will be your greatest reward.

THE STRUCTURE OF LITTLE ATHLETICS

National: Australian Little Athletics (ALA), Little Athletics Australia (LAA). This national body is controlled by an annual conference attended by two delegates from each State and Territory. Between conferences the body is administered by a President and Secretary/Treasurer.

State: West Australian Little Athletics Inc. (WALA), Little Athletics Western Australia (LAWA). This State body has quarterly meetings attended by two delegates from each Centre. Between meetings the body is controlled by an Honorary Board of Management consisting of members who are elected by the centres. A full time Secretary carries out the day to day management of WALA.

Zone: A group of centre’s responsible for the conduct of the local heats and quarter finals of State Track & Field Championships.

Centre A group of Clubs in an area with an Executive Committee elected by the general membership. Kingsway Centre has an Executive of twelve members.

Club: Committee drawn from parents of registered athletes and other interested persons.

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WHERE ARE WE?

KINGSWAY ARENA LAYOUT

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BILL OF RIGHTS FOR YOUNG ATHLETES

The right to;

participate in sport regardless of ability level.

have qualified adult leadership.

participate in a safe and healthy environment

participate as a child and not as an adult.

proper preparation for participation in sport.

an equal opportunity to strive for success.

be treated with dignity by all involved.

have fun through sport.

PARENTS AND OFFICIALS CODE OF CONDUCT

I will;

participate in sport regardless of ability level.

not force an unwilling child to participate in sport.

remember that children participate for their own enjoyment, not mine. encourage all athletes to abide by the rules.

teach athletes that honest effort is as important as victory, so that the result of each event is accepted without

undue disappointment.

endeavour to turn defeat to victory by helping a child towards skill improvement and good sportsmanship. never

ridicule or yell at an athlete for making a mistake or losing an event.

remember that children learn best by example and will applaud good performances by my own child and by other

young athletes.

not publicly question the judgement of officials, and never their honesty.

support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from children’s sporting activities.

recognise the value and importance of volunteer coaches and officials who give their time and resources to

provide recreational activities for my child.

Volunteer Role

Because Little Athletics is a totally voluntary organisation, centre’s cannot operate without the assistance of parents each week in fulfilling the many and varied duties required. These include officiating at an event; managing an age group; recording results; working in the canteen; to name just a few. Most centre’s have parent assistance rosters. Additional assistance is always required on the centre committees and all parents are encouraged to become involved. Little Athletics is one of the few sports where parents can become fully involved in their child’s sporting interests. At WA Little Athletics (Little Athletics Australia) we understand that just like our athletes, our parents come from a diverse range of backgrounds and as such have different talents and experience. There is a place for everyone at Little Athletics and there are a number of ways that you can become involved. You may have skills that the Centre doesn’t even know they need. So if you think you can help with something, let the committee know.

Whatever your experience, don’t feel scared about putting your hand up and ‘giving it a go’. After all,

isn’t that what we ask our kids to do?

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Parental Role Regardless of whether or not this is your first involvement as a Little Athletics parent, it is always worthwhile, at the start of each season, to consider what your role will be over the next six months or so. Your child is in a sport that provides an opportunity for immediate and long term benefits. The benefits include: higher levels of fitness; better health; a pleasurable social environment and the satisfaction derived from skilled performances. Little Athletics can provide a launching pad for a life-long involvement in sport, whether it is elite or purely recreational. Just as important as any of the above benefits is that Little Athletics provides children with the chance to have fun - TO PLAY. Please do not ever lose sight of this! Unfortunately, all of the potential benefits of involving a child in a sport can be quickly lost due to one very important factor - ADULTS. Do not underestimate the effect that you can have on your child’s long term participation in and enjoyment of sport. By taking a considered, understanding approach, a parent can be their child’s most valuable asset. On the other hand, parents who bribe, threaten punishment, push their children, or hang over the fence screaming, have totally lost a true understanding of Little Athletics. Fortunately, these ‘clowns’ as Denis Baker in his book, ‘Winning is Kids’ Stuff’ terms them, are few and far between. You must realise, however, that you don’t have to be a ‘screamer’ to have a subtle negative effect on your child in sport. All too often, adults attempt to impose their own values on children’s’ sport. Do not assume that children play sport for the same reason that adults do. For example, when surveyed, a large number of children list ‘beating opponents’ and ‘receiving medals and trophies’ as last on a ranking of ten enjoyment factors in sport. Children are not little adults and their sport should be free from adult pressures and demands. Denis Baker has some valuable advice about putting children’s sport into perspective:

“Remember, when kids play sport - they are not a team of professionals - don’t deprive them of the

opportunity to be kids. When you start getting too serious about a kid’s game, for heaven’s sake walk away. You will inevitably be more worried about what is happening than the kids.”

References: Baker, Denis; ‘Winning is Kid’s Stuff’, 1988 Collins Dove, Victoria Australian Sports Commission, ‘Coaching Children’, 1992, Australian Coaching Council, Canberra

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The Executive Committee of Kingsway Little

Athletics Centre would like to acknowledge the

following companies and individuals for their kind

donations of equipment and facilities that contribute

to the smooth running of the centre and the welfare

of participants.

MALAGA MOTOR TRIMMERS -EQUIPMENT VEHICLE

D.J.SPAS -SPRAY GATES

FAIRWOOD CABINETS

ATHLETES FOOT

"JENNY K" BEAUTICIAN

MICHAEL HOWARD – DENTIST -TRACK TIMING GATES

Sponsors still required for the remaining track

gates, please consider.

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KINGSWAY LITTLE ATHLETICS CENTRE

Kingsway Little Athletics Centre is now affiliated with the Kingsway Sporting Club. All registered athletes are members with their parents being guests. Our Logo will join the following ones on the front door this season.

Phone: (08) 94099548 – Fax: (08) 9309 9354 – Email: info@kingswayfootballandsportingclub.com.au Kingsway Sporting Club has offered us a financial return from our Canteen Sales over the Summer Athletics Season. Any booking of the clubrooms for functions by our members and their families will result in the booking fee ($250) being donated back to K.L.A.C. All funds received from the Kingsway Sporting Club will be put towards the centre championship medals, reducing club and centre costs.

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REGISTRATIONS

Summary of registrations at Kingsway LAC for the past five (5) years:

Boys Girls Total

2012/2013 434 381 815

2011/2012 322 322 644

2010/2011 317 286 603

2009/2010 276 249 525

2008/2009 344 296 640

Summary of registrations on a per club basis for the past five (5) years:

Club 2012/13 2011/12 2010/11 2009/10 2008/09

Ballajura 88 78 78 90 103

Bindoon 30 22 17 0 0

Craigie 0 0 0 0 33

Ellenbrook 196 146 106 81 110

Greenwood 119 101 90 80 99

Landsdale 155 99 147 124 106

Wanneroo 65 80 71 50 61

Woodvale 159 111 94 100 128

Winter 3 7

Total 815 644 603 525 640

Summary of registrations on a per age group basis for the past five (5) years:

U17 U16 U15 U14 U13 U12 U11 U10 U9 U8 U7 Total

2012/2013 16 28 31 58 66 87 123 118 111 98 79 815

2011/2012 18 33 42 42 60 69 83 79 98 59 76 644

2010/2011 24 22 36 56 54 63 81 75 74 70 48 603

2009/2010 18 26 31 32 58 58 61 80 53 56 52 525

2008/2009 10 25 43 48 52 82 104 85 62 62 67 640

RETENTION RATES

No. Registered Athletes

No. Athletes Competing after XMAS

Retention Rate

2012/2013 815 525 65%

2011/2012 644 545 82%

2010/2011 603 515 85%

2009/2010 525 450 86%

2008/2009 640 480 75%

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EQUIPMENT ROSTER

Clubs are rostered for the setting up & putting away of equipment and tents on all sites at Kingsway on each

competition day.

Ballajura: Long Track (Start/Finish Tent & Marshalling Area No. 2)

Bindoon: Announcers desk , PA System and Speakers

Ellenbrook: Discus and Shot Sites

Landsdale: Long / Triple Jump Sites

Greenwood: Javelin Site & Perimeter bunting for oval

Wanneroo: High Jump, 200m starting area tent

Woodvale: Short Track, set up Hurdles, Marshalling Area No. 1 and bunting end of short track

All clubs are expected to provide helpers to adjust the hurdles when they need to be changed for the various age

groups during competition and then to remove them from the track when the hurdle events are finished.

SHORT & LONG TRACK TIMING GATES SET UP AND SET DOWN ROSTER

2013

2014 Oct 12 Ballajura Jan 4 Landsdale

19 Bindoon

11 Woodvale

26 Ellenbrook

18 Wanneroo

25 Ballajura

Nov 2 Greenwood

9 Landsdale Feb 1 Bindoon

16 Woodvale

8 Ellenbrook

23 Wanneroo

15 Greenwood

30 Ballajura

22 Landsdale

Dec 7 Bindoon

Centre Championships

14 Ellenbrook

21 Greenwood

Clubs are to provide 2 helpers at 7am to help set up and set down the timing gates this season.

WALKS ROSTER

All clubs are to supply 3 Walk Judges on the programmes where walks are to take place.

Debbie Lees and Helen Hahn will help train the 3 Walk Judges from your club if you don’t already have Walk Judges.

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$100 RAFFLE ROSTER

2013

2014

Oct

12 Wanneroo Jan 4 Greenwood

19 Ballajura

11 Landsdale

26 Bindoon

18 Woodvale

25 Wanneroo

Nov

2 Ellenbrook

9 Greenwood Feb 1 Ballajura

16 Landsdale

8 Bindoon

23 Woodvale

15 Ellenbrook

30 Wanneroo

22 Greenwood

Dec

7 Ballajura

Centre Championships

14 Bindoon

21 Ellenbrook

Clubs are to provide at least one person to sell the numbers for the $100 fundraising raffle. Raffle sheets are

available from the office. Once all numbers are sold, the money & raffle sheet is to be returned to the events

coordinator for announcement of the winner.

CLUB RECORDING ROSTER

2013

2014

Oct

12 Greenwood Jan 4 Ballajura

19 Landsdale

11 Bindoon

26 Woodvale

18 Ellenbrook

25 Greenwood

Nov

2 Wanneroo

9 Ballajura Feb 1 Landsdale

16 Bindoon

8 Woodvale

23 Ellenbrook

15 LAN/WDV/GWD/

30 Greenwood

22 EBK/BAL/BIN/WAN

Dec 7 Landsdale

Centre Championships

14 Woodvale

21 Wanneroo

Clubs are to provide 2 people until the end of the competition day to do the checking of the recording sheets in the

office each Competition day ready for the results to be entered into the Centre’s computer. The Centre Records &

Ranking Officer will explain how the checking of the recording sheets should be completed.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2013/2014

2013

SEPTEMBER Sat 7 Common State Registration Day – All Clubs at Football clubrooms.

Sun 8 ET Clinics

OCTOBER Sat 12 Programme 1 - Kingsway

Sat 19 Programme 2 - Kingsway

Sat 26

½ Programme 1 - Kingsway (Opening Day) 12.30 – 1.30pm LAWA Long/Triple Jump Clinics at KSY (TBC)

NOVEMBER Sat 2 Programme 2 – Kingsway (PMH Kids helping Kids Family Fun Day)

Sat 9 Programme 1 - Kingsway

Sat 16 Programme 2 - Kingsway

Sun 17 State Teams Challenge

Sat 23 Programme 1 – Kingsway

Sat 30 Programme 2 - Kingsway

DECEMBER Sat 7 Programme 1 – Kingsway

Sat 14 State Relay Championships – WA Athletics Stadium

Sat 21 ½ Programme 1 – Kingsway (Xmas)

XMAS BREAK

2014

JANUARY Sat 4 Programme 2 – Kingsway

Sat 11 Programme 1 – Kingsway

Sat 18 Programme 2 – Kingsway

Sat 25 Programme 1 – Kingsway

FEBRUARY Sat 1 Programme 2 – Kingsway

Fri 7 Twilight Inter Club and Parent Relay

Sat 8 State Multi Event Championships - WA Athletics Stadium

Sun 15 Kingsway Centre Champs Programme 1 - 7.30am Start

Sat 22

Kingsway Centre Champs Programme 2 - 7.30am Start Trophy Presentation approx 1.30pm

MARCH Sat 8 Zones – State Championships Heats & Quarter Finals - Day 1

Sun 9 Zones – State Championships Heats & Quarter Finals - Day 2

Sat 15 Kingsway Athletes State Breakfast and Training ( 8am – 10am ) / KLAC AGM

Sat 22 State Track & Field Championships - WA Athletics Stadium – Day 1

Sun 23 State Track & Field Championships - WA Athletics Stadium – Day 2

MAY Sat 3 ALAC

JULY

U14/15 International Athletic Competition – Singapore

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

POSITION Name Contact

President John Nazaroff 0417 997 012

Secretary Bruce Reidy-Crofts 0410 348 433

Treasurer

Registrar Kym McCabe 0412 199 089

Championships & Special Events Deon Taylor 0435 476 460

Records & Ranking Susan Swanton 0431 390 206

Coaching & Development Allan Savage 0421 494 056

Chief Equipment Officer Paul Bennett 0430 315 999

General Committee #1 Public Relations/Publicity Simon Warner 0457 534 802

General Committee #2 Technical Officer Claire Lamb 0497 781 555

General Committee #3 Awards Coordinator Val Reidy-Crofts 0410 067 243

General Committee #4 Winter Officer Austin Bailey 0418 925 569

ASSOCIATED OFFICIALS

VICE CHAIRMAN WALA DELEGATES

BRUCE REIDY-CROFTS JOHN NAZAROFF

CAROL HALE

COMPUTER RECORDING PROXY- ALLAN SAVAGE

SUSAN SWANTON PROXY - BRUCE REIDY-CROFTS

(m) 0431 390 206

ARENA MANAGERS

EQUIPMENT CRAIG BAKER

IAN BELL MARK TREWIN

DARYL SKANE PAUL BENNETT OFFICER MANAGER

JOHN TITTERINGTON

PUBLICITY RELATIONS & PUBLICITY FIRST AID OFFICER

SIMON WARNER KIM EDWARDS RN

PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR & ANNOUNCER BEC YOUNG

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LIFE MEMBERS

SHEILA BALL BRIAN BALL CLIVE MURTHA

ALLAN SAVAGE DENNIS KNIGHT JENNY McGREGOR

JOHN SCOTT DAVID GARDINER PAULINE HARDY

NEIL ROBINSON JOHN CLOVER SHERYL PURCELL

JOHN PURCELL MARYANN DARBY LEE ZWICKL

GEOFF MAYVIS TREVOR LOUDEN (HONOURY LIFE MEMBER)

RON HILL

CHARLIE WOOD SUE WOOD WAYNE TRELOAR

RON SHEEHAN BARBARA HOWARD GEORGE WALKER

REX ASHMAN TRACEY ASHMAN JULIE CUTHSWORTH

ERIC WEST HELEN HAHN

WALA AWARD OF MERIT RECIPIENTS

JENNY McGREGOR

ALLAN SAVAGE

CLIVE MURTHA

JOHN PURCELL

WAYNE TRELOAR

WALA DISTINGUISHED AWARD OF MERIT RECIPIENTS

JENNY McGREGOR

ALLAN SAVAGE

Fifty (50) cents of every drink purchased from Cappuccino express is donated back to the Centre.

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AFFILIATED CLUBS

BALLAJURA LAC: (BAL)

Colours: Red Top with White Stripe, Navy Blue trim and Navy Blue Pants

Formation: 1982/83

Training Venue: Kingfisher Park, Illawarra Crescent, Ballajura

Training Times: Tuesday & Thursday 5.00pm to 6.30pm

Office Bearers: President: Fraser Griggs 0401 444 544

Vice President: Vacant

Secretary: Cheryl Peak 0413 236 583

Treasurer: Michelle Griggs 0401 447 171

Registrar: Kerryn Weir 9249 5381

Manager: Kylee McVee 0435 028 195

BINDOON LAC: (BDN)

Colours: Green Shirt, Yellow Sleeves & Print and Blue Shorts & White socks

Formation: 2010/2011

Training Venue:

Training Times: Tuesday U7 – U 12 4.00pm to 5.00pm

U13 – U17 5.00pm to 6.00pm

Office Bearers: President: Austin Bailey 0418 925 569

Secretary: Teeny Lane 9571 0939

Treasurer: Debbie Bailey 9571 4700

Registrar: Austin Bailey 0418 925 569

Manager: Teeny Lane 9571 0939

ELLENBROOK LAC: (EBK)

Colours: White Top, Navy trim & Navy Blue Logo & Navy Blue Shorts

Formation: 2001/02

Training Venue: Coolamon Oval, Coolamon Boulevard, Ellenbrook

Training Times: Tuesday & Thursday 5.30pm to 6.30pm

Office Bearers: President: Paul McCarthy 92972311

Secretary: Kay McCarthy 92972311

Treasurer: Elaine Smyth

Registrar: Kym McCabe 0400 070 025

Manager: Susan Swanton 0431 390 206

GREENWOOD LAC: (GWD)

Colours: Emerald Green Top with Navy Blue Sleeves and Navy Blue Pants

Formation: 1977/78

Training Venue: Penistone Reserve, Penistone Street, Greenwood

Training Times: Monday & Wednesday 5.00pm to 6.30pm

Office Bearers: President: Paul Bennett 0430 315 999

Secretary: Jenny Bennett 0404 935 134

Treasurer: Marelle Titterington 0411 284 181

Registrar: Kylie Allan 0412 903 995

Manager: Vacant

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LANDSDALE LAC: (LAN)

Colours: Jade / Navy Blue Top and Navy Blue Pants

Formation: 2003/04

Training Venue: Kingsway Football Oval, Hartman Drive, Kingsway

Training Times: Monday and Wednesday 5.00 to 6.30pm

Office Bearers: President: Mark Trewin 0409 084 072

Secretary: Sonia Piccirilli 0400 100 532

Treasurer: Matt Gurner 0423 768 619

Registrar: Gina Hill 0427 996 875

Manager: Sam Trewin 0409 084 072

WANNEROO LAC: (WAN)

Colours: Purple Top with white sleeves and Navy Blue Pants

Formation: 1974/75

Training Venue: Edgar Griffiths Park, Garden Park Drive, Wanneroo

Training Times: Tuesday & Thursday U7-U9: 4.30pm to 5.15pm

U10-U17: 5.00pm to 6.00pm

Office Bearers: President Shane Miller 0438 826 454

Secretary: Claire Lamb 0497 781 555

Treasurer: Bec Miller 0418 172 160

Registrar: Megan Tardrew 0435 048395

Manager: Vacant

WOODVALE LAC: (WDV)

Colours: Lemon Top with Navy Blue marking and Navy Blue Pants

Formation: 1987/88

Training Venue: Woodvale SHS, Woodvale Drive, Woodvale

Training Times: Monday & Wednesday 5.00pm to 6.30pm

Officer Bearers: President Claudia Klaassen 0401 681 108

Secretary: Vacant

Treasurer: Sheree Llewellyn 0437 204 962

Registrar: Lee-Anne Jones 0405 185 756

Manager: Lois Crake

KINGSWAY WINTER CLUB:

Colours: Kingsway Centre Competition Attire

Apple/Lime Green Top with Navy Blue Printed Design and Navy Blue Trim

and Navy Blue Pants & Short socks.

Formation: 1987 this club is administered by the Centre Executive Committee.

Training Venue: Kingsway Oval

Training Times: Thurs 4.30 to 5.30pm

Winter Coach: TBA

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WHEN: Fri 7th Feb. 2014, Twilight

WHERE: Kingsway Football Club Oval

KINGSWAY LAC WILL BE HOSTING AN

INTERCLUB RELAY WHERE ATHLETES FROM

UNDER 7’S TO 17’S WILL REPRESENT THEIR CLUB

AND COMPETE AGAINST EACH OTHER IN 3

DIFFERING RELAY FORMATS.

ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE, PLEASE SEE YOUR CLUB

MANAGER, HEAD COACH OR GO SEE JAKE TREWIN.

KINGSWAY LAC

INTERCLUB RELAY

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GENERAL INFORMATION

1 COMPETITION FACILITIES

Athletics competition is held at Kingsway through the courtesy of the City of Wanneroo. We are indebted to the

Council’s Leisure Service’s Section for regular maintenance of the facilities. All competitors are requested to take care

of the track and the surrounding area. Please ensure that you put all your rubbish in the bins provided or better still,

take it home. All athletes are not to stand on the seats around the Arena, or climb on the scoreboard and dugouts.

Athletes and siblings are not to sit on the fence surrounding the oval.

2 INSURANCE

Under arrangements made by Western Australian Little Athletics Inc (WALA), all registered athletes and voluntary

helpers are covered by insurance while engaged in all Centre and Club organised activities. This includes training

sessions, competitions, working bees, officiating etc. If an accident occurs which may result in a claim the

circumstances surrounding the accident must be immediately reported to your Club Manager, who shall advise the

Centre Secretary. An excess is applicable to all claims. All Chaperones, Site Officials and Helpers must sign on each

week to be covered by Insurance.

Note: Adults (voluntary workers, parents and family members) are NOT covered by insurance if injured whilst

participating in any form of organised competition. Eg. Parent Track or Field Events (normally held on the Xmas

Modified Programme) and Toddlers race.

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3 AGE GROUPING

Competitors are segregated into age groups for the entire year. Under 7 to Under 17. The registration period is from 1

October to 30 September. Once a child is registered he or she remains registered until the following 30 September. A

child’s age is taken as at 1 October and he or she remains in that age group for the year.

4 AGE GROUP CHAPERONES

Age groups from under7 through to under17 will have chaperones allocated. Age Group Chaperones should have a

basic knowledge of event rules.

The duties of an age group chaperone are as follows:

undertake marshalling duties at all events

escort athletes to event site

in the event of no key site officials (eg. U7/U8 throws site) undertake key site official duties

in liaison with key site officials, ensure the effective operation of events by encouraging parent involvement

advise athletes of correct uniform attire

guide younger athletes in event rules (See Note 1)

monitor and check unruly behaviour. (See Note 2)

attend each competition day. If unavailable arrange someone to act as relief.

Note 1: At the start of each season some leniency is recommended for the younger age groups when

implementing event rules.

Note 2: A chaperone must consult with the key site official or Arena Manager before disqualifying an athlete

from an event for bad behaviour.

5 PARENT PARTICIPATION

All Clubs must provide officials to assist with the conducting of competition.

6 CENTRE CHAMPIONSHIPS

All Kingsway registered athletes are eligible to nominate for the Centre Championships.

Athletes may only compete in a maximum of six (6) events with no more than four (4) events on any one day.

Entries are to be completed on the official entry form, located at the rear of this handbook, and must be with your

Club Manager by the advertised closing date. Late entries will not be accepted.

Athletes will not be permitted to compete in an event for which they have not nominated without good reason.

The approval of both Kingsway’s Programme Coordinator and Centre Recorder must be obtained before

amending event start lists.

Medals will be presented to First, Second and Third places in all finals. All athletes who compete at the

Championships will be presented with a Participation Certificate as a record of their performances.

It should be noted that an earlier start time is usual for the Centre Championships. Due to the increased

programme it is possible that competition will carry over into the afternoon.

All entries are submitted to the Centre by the Clubs. To enter an athlete must have competed in each of the

selected events a minimum of once during the competition season at Kingsway.

Finals will be comprised of the athletes who record the fastest times in the heats. The number in a final will be

subject to track conditions and equipment availability.

All heats will be timed in 100th

of a second to decide the final. Under 7 athletes will not contest heats and a

final. The fastest time will be declared the winner.

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In all field events (except high jump) athletes up to and including Under 10 will be allowed three (3) attempts

only. Under 11-17 will be allowed three (3) attempts. On the completion of these attempts the top eight (8)

competitors will be allowed three (3) further attempts. The winning performance may come from any of the six

(6) attempts. If less than eight competitors commence in the event all athletes will receive six (6) attempts.

In all field events a count back will be used to determine the placing’s in the event of a tie.

Note: Calls and rules regarding marshalling will strictly adhered to.

7 UNDER 7 COMPETITION

Events for our Under 7 athletes are conducted in such a way that it allows them time to learn the event while still

competing against one another. This has proved to be a very good introduction to the sport for the children and

their parents.

8 REGISTRATION FEES

The Registration Fee you pay is divided between WALA, Kingsway Centre and your Club and a user pays fee by the

City of Wanneroo.

9 PURCHASING OF KINGSWAY UNIFORM

The Kingsway Singlet may be purchased every Saturday morning from the office between the hours of 10.00 and

11.00 o’clock only.

All shorts must be worn above the knee; short socks only.

Bike pants worn under shorts can be BLACK or NAVY BLUE only and must not have any logos or other markings

of any kind including stripes. (The exception is the skins made by 2XU for Little Athletics, they have the 2XU logo

on the bottom of the left leg.)

All competitors must wear correct club uniform. The registration number is worn on the front with the athletes

name written in the space provided. Age tags must sewn on the left hand corner. Other badges and logos are to

be affixed as specified. Shoes are considered to be part of the uniform and are compulsory for all events.

Competition tops must be tucked into shorts/briefs before the start of a track or field event.

Centre uniform is to be worn at all events conducted by WALA.

Under 7 – under 9’s may wear club shirt for Winter & Zones. Centre Uniform must be worn for State Relays.

Kingsway’s Old Centre Uniform is now obsolete and cannot be worn at state run events. Two piece

uniforms will not be approved for use at centre or state run events. ONLY SHORT SOCKS CAN BE WORN.

10 EQUIPMENT HIRE GUIDELINES:

Only Kingsway LAC training equipment may be hired. With the exception of starting blocks, no equipment regularly

used for Saturday morning competition and normally stored on the Centre’s vehicle, will be available for hire.

Any equipment (eg starting blocks) hired must be returned to the Centre in time for the equipment to be utilised, if

required, in sanctioned training sessions or Saturday morning competition.

In order to meet the above requirements, equipment will normally be hired out on a short term basis. If an athlete,

parent or coach wishes to hire equipment over the Winter Season, the hire charge will be negotiated and not in line

with the schedule published at the end of this document.

The hirer is responsible for the repair to any damage or replacement of any lost Centre equipment whilst in

possession of the equipment.

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Kingsway LAC accepts no liability for any damage or injury resulting from the use of the equipment whilst on hire.

Procedure:

a) Only Kingsway Executive members or Equipment Officers can authorise the hire of equipment. (See list

at Page 9)

b) An Equipment Hire Book is to be maintained by the Centre. The book will be permanently located in the

Office.

c) The following information is to be recorded in the Equipment Hire Book:

Name of borrower and affiliated club

Equipment borrowed

Date of Issue

Intended Return Date

Hire Charge (in accordance with the hire charge below)

Signatures of borrower & lending official

d) Hire charge to be collected and passed on to the Kingsway Treasurer

e) If the equipment is not returned by the agreed return date, a further hire charge may be applied

Any person wishing to borrow/hire equipment is encouraged to approach their respective affiliated club prior

to approaching the Kingsway Centre.

Hire Charges:

Hire Bond Hire Bond

Shot Put $5.00 $10.00 Hurdles $5.00ea 20.00/grp

Discus $5.00 $10.00 Starting Blocks $5.00 $50.00

Javelin $5.00 $50.00 Timing Gates $280.00

2 Carnivals $500.00

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RULES FOR COMPETITION

1 COMPETITION

All competitors must be registered with West Australian Little Athletics Inc (WALA).

All events are conducted in accordance with rules as determined by WALA. The Centre Executive may, at their discretion, implement competition rules to be applied at the Centre. If in doubt you should consult your Club Manager.

Athletes are to compete in their age/sex group only unless otherwise approved by the Arena Manager or Centre

Executive.

2 BEHAVIOUR

All athletes are expected to be courteous to officials and show the utmost regard for their fellow competitors.

People new to athletics may not always be as proficient at an event as you. Your support of their endeavours will

ensure that they enjoy their time at Kingsway as much as you.

A Key Site Official or Age Group Chaperone (if the Key Site Official is unavailable and in consultation with the Arena

Manager) may suspend a competitor under their control from continuing in an event should they consider that the

competitor’s behaviour is detrimental to the safe and efficient conduct of the event.

Continual misbehaviour throughout a competition day or over a period of competition days may result in firstly, an

athlete not being able to compete unless the athlete’s parents are present or suspension from competition for a period

determined by the Executive Committee.

3 MARSHALLING

All competitors will be called prior to the start of an event, to report to the marshalling area or field site.

Two calls will be given for each event. If all athletes are present before the second call, the key site official may

commence the event. The club managers and parents are requested to listen to all announcements to ensure that

athletes do not miss their events. For all track events if an athlete does not go through the marshalling area they will

not be able to compete, athletes cannot be bought out to the track and placed in an event.

4 SHOES AND SPIKES

Shoes are compulsory in all events.

Spiked Shoes: The wearing of spikes is optional for athletes from Under 11 upwards. Because of the likely danger

to others it is necessary that the Centre must impose conditions on their use. The approval to wear spikes is only

given if the athlete agrees to abide by the following conditions:

Under 10 and below are not entitled to wear shoes capable of taking spikes. Shoes having sharp plastic

edges or spike like dimples may be worn but must be filed to a safe level.

a) An athlete must apply to their Club for permission to wear spikes. These athletes will be identified by a Green

Button placed on their age tag.

b) Spiked shoes must be carried with the spikes on each shoe facing each other in order to prevent accidental injury.

A carry bag is strongly recommended.

c) Spikes must be carried to a field site or the start line of a track event and donned prior to the start of the event.

d) At the completion of an event spiked shoes must be removed before leaving the track or field site.

e) Spikes are permitted to have a maximum pyramid or Christmas tree spike length of 7mm for synthetic track events

(eg WA Stadium) and 12mm for grass track events and, 9mm for field events (including synthetic surfaces at both

Kingsway and WA Stadium).

f) Warming up for track events may be done in the area provided.

g) Spiked shoes may be used in the following events: Hurdles, 100m, 200m, 400m, Javelin, High Jump

(except U11 High Jump) and Long Jump/Triple Jump (Under 13-17 only).

h) A breach of these rules will result in a one (1) week suspension of the privilege to wear spikes. If the breach is

severe the Centre Executive may remove the right to wear spikes at Kingsway for the remainder of the season.

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5 HIGH JUMP

Athletes who are under taking Fosbury flop or Scissors for the first time each season are required to demonstrate to

an ability to jump using this style in a safe manner & be able to pass the starting height for their age group. A suitably

competent coaching staff member of a club will certify the athlete able to jump safely and the athlete will be issued

with a red button to be attached to their age tag & their name added to the list supplied to the recording personal.

Athlete’s names must be submitted to Susan Swanton NO LATER THAN 8PM ON THE THURSDAY TO BE ABLE TO

COMPETE ON THE SATURDAY MORNING. If an athlete’s name is not on the recording sheet THEY WILL NOT

BE ABLE TO COMPETE IN THE HIGH JUMP EVENT THAT WEEK.

6 STARTING BLOCKS

Starting blocks may be used by U13-17 athletes in laned events only. The Centre provides sets of starting blocks for

use by athletes. These can be borrowed from the starting block cart and must be returned at the completion of an

event. Athletes who do not return blocks at the end of their event will be refused use of the blocks for the rest of the

day. Private starting blocks may be used. For state run events conducted at Challenge Stadium, starting block spikes

should not exceed 12 mm with a maximum of 10 spikes per set. All starting blocks may be checked by appropriate

marshals at these events.

7 GRADING FOR TRACK ATHLETES

At the completion of the second week of competition (first full round of the two week programme) competitors in all

track events are graded according to achieved times. This ensures that heats each week will be as even as possible.

Gradings are automatically reviewed after each performance.

8 RECORDING OF TRACK & FIELD EVENTS

On the completion of a track event athletes must report to the Judge to ensure their time is recorded.

Recording for all field events will be done on site

9 PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT

Events can be amended or cancelled at the discretion of the Arena Manager or Programme Coordinator.

Lanes will not be used for events longer than 800 metres. Lots may be drawn for lane positions in events up to and

including 400 metres. The 800 metres is started in lanes with a staggered start and it is run-in a lane for 120 metres,

the cut in is marked with flags at approximately the 1500 metre start line.

10 PROTESTS

Club Managers may submit a written protest to the Arena Manger within twenty (20) minutes of the completion of an

event. The Arena Manager will convene a Protest Committee of three people to decide the protest.

11 PENTATHLON POINTS SYSTEM

Each athlete receives a Pentathlon point’s allocation based on their performance i.e. time or distance. This system

has a maximum score of fifty (50) points and is graded to suit each age group. The table of points is used by the

Centre to decide Champion Athlete and Club Awards

12 STARTING

For events in which the athletes run in lanes, a three (3) call start will be used. The start marshal or starter will

assemble the athletes about two (2) metres behind the start line.

The starter will issue the command “On Your Marks”. Athletes then take up their position on the start line. Any part of

the body in contact with the ground must be entirely behind the starting line. When the athletes are still, the starter will

call the command “Set”. Athletes can then move to the set position. When the athletes are completely still, the gun will

be fired. A second gun will indicate that a false start has occurred.

Under 7 to under 10: An athlete will be disqualified if he/she breaks three times.

Under 11 to under 15: An athlete will be disqualified if he/she breaks twice.

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Under 16 to under 17: An athlete will be warned once; the athlete who breaks the second time will be disqualified

regardless of them breaking the first time or not.

For events in which the athletes do not run in lanes, a two (2) call start will be used, in which the set command is

omitted.

A crouched starting position may be used. Two hands and one knee must be in contact with the ground at the “On

Your Marks” command.

13 ARENA ACCESS

The centre of the arena must be kept clear except for competing athletes and officials. Athletes proceeding to an

event must not cut across the arena.

14 TIMING

An athlete has finished a race when any part of his/her torso crosses the leading edge of the finishing line. Head,

neck, arms, legs, hands or feet are not considered in deciding the finish of an event.

Times for all events will not be rounded out as in previous years.

15 TRACK AND FIELD EVENT RECORDS

Possible field event records will be measured with a steel tape measure by the arena manager. An athlete will be

credited with a Centre record if the existing record is broken during any round of the field event being contested.

Kingsway Centre competition records can only be claimed by athletes registered with the Centre and competing at

Kingsway.

16 COACHING DURING COMPETITION

Strict rules apply at State Championship events regarding the coaching of athletes while an event is in progress.

Parents and coaches should make themselves familiar with these rules. At inter-club meets at the Centre these rules

are relaxed to some extent however, athletes need to be aware that they will have to look after themselves at State

run events and the Centre is a good place to learn. Measuring the run ups for competitors in long and triple jump is an

example of the type of assistance that cannot be given by a parent or a coach at a State run event.

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EVENT RULES

Unless exceptional circumstances exist and approval of the Centre Executive has been obtained, only equipment provided by the Centre may be used. Personnel equipment, with the exception of personnel attire and starting blocks, may not be used.

No athlete may commence any trial, in any event, until the site official has given permission to do so.

Safety rules must be observed at all times.

JAVELIN

1. After preparing to throw the javelin, and until it has been thrown, athletes must not turn completely around so that their backs are towards the throwing arc.

2. Athletes may not touch the arc, or the ground beyond the arc or the lines extending from the arc with any part of their body. Athletes may cross the parallel lines defining the run up without penalty.

3. Athletes must not leave the delivery area until the javelin has touched the ground, and then only from a standing position. Athletes must leave from behind the arc or the lines extending from the arc.

4. The tip of the javelin must strike the ground before any other part of the javelin. 5. The javelin must fall within the inner edges of the lines marking the sector. It does not matter where the javelin

goes after the initial ground impact. 6. No device, such as taping of the fingers together may be used unless legitimately covering a wound. 7. Measurement of throw is taken from the point where the javelin landed to the inside of the circumference of the

arc. All measurements are to be recorded to the nearest whole centimetre below the distance measured. 8. Time allowed for athletes to commence their trial should not exceed one (1) minute. 9. Athletes may interrupt a trial once started providing no rules have been broken up to that point. Athletes may lay

the implement down inside or outside and may leave the runway. When leaving the runway they shall step out as required in point 3 before returning to a satisfactory position and begin a fresh trial. All the moves permitted by this paragraph shall be included in the maximum time for a trial of one (1) minute.

Note: Javelins must be carried vertically back to the throwing arc. THEY MUST NOT BE THROWN.

DISCUS

1. The throw must commence from a stationary position. 2. The athlete may enter the circle from any direction, but must leave from the rear half of the circle. 3. The athlete must not leave the circle until the discus has landed. 4. The athlete must leave the circle from a standing position. 5. The athlete must not touch the top of the circle or the ground outside the circle during the throw. 6. The discus must fall so that the point of impact is within the inner edges of the lines marking the sector. It does’

not matter where the discus goes after the first impact. 7. The measurement is recorded to the inside of the ring and taken back to the nearest whole centimetre below

the distance measured. 8. Time allowed for athletes to commence their trial should not exceed one (1) minute. 9. Athletes may interrupt a trial once started providing no rules have been broken up to that point. Athletes may lay

the implement down inside or outside and may leave the circle. When leaving the circle they shall step out as required in point 2 before returning to a satisfactory position and begin a fresh trial. All the moves permitted by this paragraph shall be included in the maximum time for a trial of one (1) minute.

10. No device, such as taping of the fingers together may be used unless legitimately covering a wound.

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SHOT PUT

10. The shot put must be held against or close to the neck under the chin when the athlete takes his stance to commence the trial. The hand holding the shot must not be dropped below this position during the trial.

11. The shot must not be brought from behind the line of the shoulders. 12. The trial must commence from a stationary position. 13. The athlete may enter the circle from any direction, but must leave from the rear half of the circle. 14. The athlete must not leave the circle until the shot has landed. 15. The athlete must leave the circle from a standing position. 16. The athlete must not touch the top of the stop board, the circle or the ground outside the circle during the throw. 17. The shot must fall so that the point of impact is within the inner edges of the lines marking the sector. It does’ not

matter where the shot rolls after the first impact. 18. The measurement is recorded to the inside of the stop board and taken back to the nearest whole centimetre

below the distance measured. 19. Time allowed for athletes to commence their trial should not exceed one (1) minute. 20. Athletes may interrupt a trial once started providing no rules have been broken up to that point. 21. Athletes may lay the implement down inside or outside and may leave the circle. When leaving the circle they

shall step out as required in point 4 before returning to a satisfactory position and begin a fresh trial. All the moves permitted by this paragraph shall be included in the maximum time for a trial of one (1) minute.

22. No device, such as taping of the fingers together may be used unless legitimately covering a wound.

LONG JUMP

1. The entire take off foot must be placed behind the edge of the mat closest to the pit. 2. The athlete must not swerve to one side of the board and run past a line extended outwards from the front of the

mat or metre square. 3. The landing must be made in the sand, and any contact outside the pit must be forward of the landing mark in the

sand. 4. The competitor must walk forward from the pit. 5. No practice jumps will be permitted. However, athletes will be permitted to have on run through to measure their

run-up. 6. Athletes may not employ any form of somersaulting. 7. Time allowed for athletes to commence their trial should not exceed one (1) minute. 8. If athletes take off from behind the mat, the measurement shall be made to the edge of the 20cm strip closest to

the landing area. 9. Where a competitor jumps before the ½ metre or metre square mat the measurement shall be taken from the

edge furthermost from the edge of the pit.

TRIPLE JUMP

1. Rules 1 to 9 of long jump apply. 2. The trial must consist of three jumps. The first jump (hop) is made from the take off leg to a landing on the same

leg. The second jump (step) is made such that the landing is made on the opposite leg to the take off. The third jump is made so that the athlete lands in the pit, generally with both legs together.

3. The distance of the mat from the pit will be as per the listed event specifications measured to the front of the mat. However, an athlete may request the mat to be moved back or forward. All moves may only be done in whole metres.

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HIGH JUMP

Note: Clubs are advised on the minimum starting heights for scissor kick or Fosbury flop and the athletes must be

certified by their clubs that they can achieve the minimum starting height for competition and demonstrate the

technique safely. All athletes must be re certified by their clubs each season that they are able to demonstrate the

technique safely and can clear the starting height for their age group. Upon demonstration of the safe technique and

starting height the club will certify that athlete may be issued with a license to perform this jump and will advise the

Kingsway centre accordingly. All athletes with a license will be noted on the recording sheet and only those athletes

will be permitted to compete. If an athlete’s name is not on the recording list they WILL NOT be able to compete in

that event.

1. Before the competition begins, the Judge shall announce to the competitors the starting height and the subsequent heights to which the bar will be raised at the end of each round until there is only one competitor remaining having won the competition, or there is a tie for first place.

2. Unless there is only one competitor remaining and he/she has won the competition: (a) the bar should never be raised by less than 2cm

And unless all competitors agree:

(b) the increment for raising the bar should never increase greater than 5cm.

3. For all age groups the bar will be raised in increments of 5cm until there are three or less competitors in the event

and then by 2 rises of 3cm and all subsequent rises of 2cm unless all competitors agree to greater increments.

4. The competitor shall take off on lead foot (Foot closest to the bar). When the scissor action is used the lead foot must touch the landing area before any other part of the body.

5. Under 9, Under 10 and under 11 athletes must use the scissor kick technique. 6. Once the competition has begun, competitors are not permitted to use the runway or take off area for practice

purposes or to re-measure their run up. 7. A competitor fails if;

(a) After the jump, the bar does not remain on the supports because of the action of the competitor whilst jumping

irrespective of whether the competitor has left the landing area or not. (In windy conditions the Chief Judge

must decide whether the wind or the athlete was responsible for the bar falling); or

(b) The athlete touches the ground including the landing area beyond the plane of the uprights, either between or

outside the uprights with any part of their body, without clearing the bar. However, if when jumping, a

competitor touches the landing area with their foot and in the opinion of the Judge no advantage is gained the

jump for that reason should not be considered as a failure.

8. A competitor may commence jumping at any height previously announced by the Judge and may jump at any subsequent height. Three consecutive failures, regardless of the height at which any such failures occur, disqualify an athlete from further jumping.

The effect of this rule is that a competitor may forego their second or third trial at a particular height (after failing at

the first or second attempt) and still jump at a subsequent height. If an athlete for goes a trial at a certain height,

he/she may not make any subsequent attempt at that height.

9. Any measurement of a new height shall be made before competitors attempt such height. In all cases of records the Judge shall check the measurement and have it confirmed by an arena manager when the bar is placed at the record height and they shall re-check the measurement before each subsequent record attempt if the bar has been touched since last measured.

10.Even after all other competitors have failed; a competitor is entitled to continue jumping until they have forfeited their right to compete further.

After a competitor has won the competition, the height or heights, to which the bar shall be raised, shall be

decided by the athlete in consultation with the Judge or Field Referee. However, after a maximum of two further

heights the athlete must attempt a new personal best or forfeit their right to continue.

The effect of this rule is to allow athletes to continue jumping indefinitely while they achieve new personal bests.

Should the winner of the event continue jumping and another event for that age group is called then they shall be

advised accordingly and they must:

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(a) Elect to continue to jump until they have forfeited the right to do so and not contest

the next event if the event is to be a track event.

(b) Elect to continue to jump until they have forfeited the right to do so and join the next

event at the stage it is up to if the event is to be a field event.

(c) Elect to forfeit the right to continue jumping and join the event. In which case the high jump event will

conclude.

11. A competitor will be credited with the best of all their jumps.

12. Competitors have one (1) minute to complete their trial once called to jump by the Judge. A competitor may interrupt a trial and begin a fresh trial in the one (1) minute allowed provided that no rules have been infringed.

If a competitor is the only one remaining; then

(a) he/she shall be allowed no more than one (1) minute between attempts before being called to take the next

jump in the round.

(b) If the bar is to be raised to the next height he/she shall receive no more time than it takes to complete this

action before being called to jump.

(Note in both instances above the competitor then has a further minute to complete his/her trial.)

13. Ties shall be resolved as follows: (a) The competitor with the lowest number of trials at the height at which the tie occurs shall be awarded the

higher place.

(b) If the tie still remains, the competitor with the lowest total of failures throughout the competition up to and

including the height last cleared shall be awarded the higher place.

(c) If a tie still remains the athletes will be awarded first place.

WALKING

Race walking is a progression of steps so taken that continual unbroken contact with the ground is maintained.

1. During the period of each step the advancing foot of the walker must make contact with ground before the rear foot leaves the ground.

2. The supporting leg must be straightened (i.e. not bend at the knees) for at least one moment when the vertical position.

3. A total of three reports by the Judging Panel will result in disqualification. 4. Walkers must wear bibs during the event in order that walk judges can easily identify the athlete. 5. At the completion of the event all athletes must congregate at the side of the long track recording tent and await

the decision of the judges as to whether the athlete has been disqualified.

HURDLES

1. Athletes are to hurdle the hurdle in their lane only. 2. Athletes must not deliberately knock down hurdles. 3. Athletes trailing leg must come over the hurdle and not around the hurdle. 4. Athletes are not to run the wrong way over the hurdles as this is a dangerous practice.

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HEALTH AND WELFARE

1 WEATHER

Concerns and misunderstandings always arise when the mercury soars beyond forty (40) degrees or the rain sets in

for the morning. As a sporting organisation in control of young children and teenagers our objective is to provide

athletes and officials with an enjoyable and friendly atmosphere in which to participate and a safe environment which

ensures reasonable comfort and protection.

The onus will always rest with the parents/guardians to finally decide on what is best for their children when

weather extremes are experienced.

In the event of rain the Executive Committee will decide whether the programme will be held or not. If the programme

is reduced the allocation of points will be at the discretion of the Centre Executive.

Shade is provided on all sites and athletes are encouraged to utilise this facility.

The Arena Manager may cancel an event if the conditions are such that there may be a considerable risk of injury.

Please assist us by ensuring that your children are provided with, and encouraged to use, the following:

a tee-shirt to cover their shoulders between events

a hat and a good quality sun block

Drink plenty of fluids. It is better to drink little and often. Water is best!! However, avoid drinking water that is ice cold when you are hot as this may cause cramps in the stomach. Fizzy drinks are not recommended while competing because of the danger of dehydration.

Kingsway centre recognises the importance of good nutrition for sports performance by promoting good nutrition and healthy eating messages.

2 INJURY / ILLNESS

Injury is one of the down sides of exercise or sport. It is often caused by overdoing things or lack of a proper warm

up. Some of the more common injuries are:

Tendonitis: Usually occurs in the shoulder, elbow, knee or Achilles (ankle) tendons. Ensure a good warm up and don’t try a new exercise programme beyond your level of fitness. Well heeled shoes may help with tendonitis.

Stiff or Sore Muscles: Come after a hard, long or different work out. May be avoided by warming up, cooling down and stretches.

Strains and Sprains: When a muscle or ligament is damaged, bleeding or swelling occurs, suppressing nerve endings, causing pain and reducing mobility. Caused through over stretching, poor warm up or accident.

Key Site Officials have the discretionary power to stop an athlete from competing in an event if they believe that their

ability or action is such that they are likely to injure themselves.

In relation to illnesses, the Centre’s registration form has provision for the listing of allergies and other

known medical conditions. It is imperative that this information be kept up to date to assist our first aid staff.

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3 FIRST AID

Seek immediate assessment and treatment for your injuries and where possible follow the R.I.C.E.R. and H.A.R.M.

principles.

R = Rest

I = Ice the injury at once

C = Compress to reduce swelling

E = Elevate the injury above the heart to aid drainage and reduce swelling

R = Refer to doctor or physiotherapist

Avoid:

H = Heat, which increases swelling and pain

A = Alcohol

R = Running or exercise too soon, which makes an injury worse.

M = Massage, which may increase bleeding in the first 24 hours.

Do not pick up an athlete who has fallen until the injury has been determined.

Consult the First Aid Officer as soon as possible.

Kingsway centre discourages the use of medication in respect of injury/recovery that would enable a participant to

compete where they would not otherwise have been able. The use of illicit drugs and performance enhancing drugs is

not permitted by any Kingsway centre members or patrons. We will adopt and be guided by the Sports Medicine

Australia policy on the administration of medication by non medical personnel.

4 NON SMOKING POLICY

The Executive Committee of the Kingsway Centre understands the harmful effects of smoking on health, fitness and

performance in sport and as a result has adopted the following policy:

ATHLETES are reminded that smoking adversely affects performance. Athletes are prohibited from smoking whilst engaged in athletics

COACHES AND OFFICIALS are reminded that they are role models for junior athletes and are asked to refrain from smoking whilst associated with the sport

PREMISES and competition areas at Kingsway are declared smoke free zones. Smoking is permitted well away from all sites.

SPECTATORS are reminded that smoking is considered to be inappropriate in a sporting environment and are urged to respect our policy on tobacco products.

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5. SUN PROTECTION POLICY

The health of members and supporters is of primary concern to the Kingsway Little Athletics Centre. Accordingly, the

Centre will actively seek to promote, encourage and support sun protection at Centre meetings, training and

competitions.

As Centre competition is held between the hours of 7.45am and 12.45pm on Saturday mornings, Kingsway Little

Athletic Centre, where possible, will:

provide an SPF30+ or higher sunscreen for members and make it available for sale and/or use to spectators;

encourage members and supporters to wear a hat that complies with the Cancer Foundation of WA recommendations while participating in Centre activities;

Ensure maximum use of existing shade at the Centre. Where shade is not adequate, the Centre will endeavour to provide temporary shade structures.

Provide portable shade structures for members at competitions held away from Kingsway eg. Inter Centre competitions, Zone & State Championships;

promote the Sun Smart/Me No Fry message in all Centre publications including posters, newsletters, brochures and handbook, as well as over the public address system at Centre competitions;

in order to reduce the ultraviolet radiation exposure to members, schedule all Centre training sessions after 4.30pm;

encourage senior athletes, coaches, officials and members in prominent positions, and parents to be Sun Smart role models;

consider the reasons for and appropriateness of any rules that prevent the implementation of sun protection strategies;

advise all affiliated clubs about the Sun Smart Policy and encourage clubs to comply with the policy;

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STATE RUN COMPETITIONS

Summer Season

PLEASE NOTE: ATHLETES WHO TRANSFER FROM ANOTHER CENTRE CANNOT REPRESENT KINGSWAY IN

RELAY EVENTS UNTIL THEY HAVE COMPETED IN A MINIMUM OF FOUR (4) COMPETITIONS AS A FULLY

PAID AND REGISTERED MEMBER OF KINGSWAY CENTRE.

TEAM CHALLENGE 2013

The aim of this day is to introduce our younger athletes to competition at the State Athletic stadium without too much

pressure, by participating in a team event.

Teams will consist of Boys and Girls teams of four athletes from the SAME AGE GROUP (4x U7 Boys, 4xU9 Girls)

Each Centre may enter up to four teams of each gender and each age group. Each team of four would compete in

four events throughout the day, in their age groups.

All athletes will receive two attempts only in all field events. The top three place getters for each event will receive a

place ribbon; all Athletes will receive participation ribbons. Whilst all performances are acknowledged on the day No

Centre points or Trophies will be awarded it is for fun and participation only.

ALL athletes will receive a small show bag on the day.

We have decided to make this day a really fun day combining it with a fundraising / awareness day for the McGrath

Foundation by turning it PINK.

Athletes can come in their club or centre uniforms or dressed in PINK but must wear their competition numbers. We

ask that everyone else please come in pink to highlight the cause and support the McGrath foundation.

When: Sunday November 17th 2013

Where: State Athletic Stadium

Time: start 8am (sharp) collect your show bags from 7.30am

Entry Fee: $10.00 per team Max four teams per age group and gender per centre

Entries Close: 28th October 2013

EVENTS

Age Event Event Event Event Event

U6 Turbo Jav Long Jump 60m 100m Shuttle Relay

U7 Turbo Jav Long Jump 60m 100m Shuttle Relay

U8 Turbo Jav Long Jump 60m 100m Shuttle Relay

U9 Shot Put Long Jump 60m 100m Shuttle Relay

U10 Shot Put Long Jump 60m 100m Shuttle Relay

Uniform: Club or Centre uniforms with registration numbers – no midriffs please

OR GO PINK!!! NO SPIKES IN ANY EVENT

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MULTI EVENT CHAMPIONSHIPS

This competition is held at the WA Athletics Stadium and is open to athletes in the U11 to U17 age groups. Each age

group competes in five (5) events and points are awarded based on performance. Centre uniform with registration

number and age tag must be worn.

U11 - U13 100m, Shot Put, Long Jump, Hurdles, 800m

U14 - U15 100m, Discus, Long Jump, Hurdles, 800m

U16 - U17 100m, Shot Put, Long Jump, Hurdles, 800m

Nomination fee of $10 will be refundable on attendance. “Athletes must compete in ALL five events”.

IGA STATE TRACK & FIELD RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Guidelines & Policy Summary Track This competition is held at WA Athletics Stadium and is open to athletes in the U8 to U17 age groups. Athletes must compete in Kingsway uniform. Age tags and numbers are required. Events to be conducted are: 4 x 100m U8 to U17 4 x 200m U8 to U10 4 x 400m U11 to U17 The U16 & U17 4x400m & 4x100m will be combined into the same sex age group and compete in the U17 age group with unlimited team entries for this age group. The Coaching & Development Officer of Kingsway will act as the “Relays Coaching Coordinator” (RCC). The RCC will be responsible for the appointment of all relay coaches. Priority will be given to those coaches who were involved in the previous season of relays. Failing this, other parent coaches will be canvassed and allocated to the positions. A track relay team consists of four (4) or five (5) athletes i.e.: four (4) competitors and one (1) reserve. The RCC will provide to coaches a “dossier” of 8~10 athletes with the best times recorded, depending on the number of athletes available in the age group. Coaches are encouraged to select five (5) member squads from this dossier and allow for injury and last minute changes. The final number however, will be affected by the availability of athletes in an age group, the times recorded by each athlete competing in an age group, and the selection strategy of the coach. A coach may use all five (5) athletes in heats and finals at their own discretion. All athletes in a team, including the reserve, are eligible to win medals. Athletes will only be selected based on current season performances, and must compete in the particular events at least three (3) times at Kingsway. Athletes joining Kingsway during the selection period may submit their case to the RCC and the KLAC committee. Coaches are required to submit their final teams as soon as possible, or at least one (1) week prior to the relay event. This enables parent rosters to be finalised for the event. Changes made within this one week period should be sent to the RCC for assessment of “fairness” of the change. Otherwise, injuries and/or withdrawals are automatic reasons for changes. Coaches, parents and other interested parties of the relay teams are to address any issues or questions to the RCC. The Kingsway Executive Committee reserves the right to have the final say on any issue or decision. In accordance with Little Athletics Western Australia Inc. (LAWA) guidelines, athletes selected in the track relays teams cannot be selected for field relays teams. In addition, LAWA dictates that Centres submit a track team before a field team, unless the Centre is deficient in numbers and obtains special permission to do otherwise. Nonetheless, even if an athlete ranks well in both track & field, the RCC will give priority to the track team creation, makeup and success. An athlete who refuses to take a position in the track team may be refused a position in the field team. The RCC and Kingsway Executive will always ensure the best results for both track & field, with the track team selections taking precedence. Shoes are compulsory. Spikes and “blanks” are not permitted and are to be removed from running shoes.

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Training times, days and location is the responsibility of the coach, and the dossier of athletes will contain contact

names and numbers for the coach to arrange training schedules. Coaches and parents are obliged to work with each

other in achieving a harmonious outcome, and both parties are encouraged to be understanding of individual

situations and commitments. However, it is the responsibility of the parent to ensure their child attends training, and to

contact the coach if it is not possible. Continual failure to attend training may result in that athlete losing their place in

the team.

Training conducted at the Kingsway ground must work around other clubs and sports that book and use the facilities.

Please be courteous and ask to use space first.

Field This competition is held at WA Athletics Stadium in conjunction with the State Track Relay Championships. The event is open to athletes in the U10 to U16~17 age groups. Athletes must compete in Kingsway uniform. Age tags and numbers are required. In accordance with LAWA guidelines, athletes selected in the field relay teams cannot be selected for track relay teams. The Kingsway RCC will be responsible for selecting the field teams and contacting the athletes and parents. Field relay teams are not required to train. Events contested for 2013/14 Season are:

U10 Long Jump, Javelin, Shot Put and Discus.

U11 Long Jump, Shot Put, Triple Jump and Discus

U12 Long Jump, Discus, Triple Jump and Shot Put

U13 Shot Put, Triple Jump, Discus and Long Jump

U14 Javelin, Long Jump, Shot Put and Triple Jump

U15 Triple Jump, Javelin, Long Jump and Shot Put

U16/17 Triple Jump, Discus, Long Jump and Shot Put

A field relay team may consist of a minimum of two (2) athletes to a maximum of four (4) athletes; the final number will be affected by the availability of athletes in an age group, the distances recorded by each athlete competing in an age group, and the selection strategy of the coach. If four (4) athletes are selected, each athlete will compete in one (1) event. If three (3) athletes are selected, one (1) athlete will compete in two (2) events while the remaining two (2) athletes will compete in one (1) event. If two (2) athletes are selected, each athlete will compete in two (2) events. In accordance with LAWA guidelines, spikes may be used from U11 upwards in the javelin. In the long jump U11 &

U12’s are not permitted to use spikes. Spikes for jumps events are to be a maximum of 9mm.

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STATE CHAMPIONSHIP HEATS AND ¼ FINALS (KNOWN AS ZONES)

This meet is held over two (2) consecutive days. Athletes must compete in Kingsway uniform (U7-U9 can wear Club

Uniforms) including age tags, registration numbers and sponsorship tag.

Our Zone consists of Eastern Hills, Inglewood, Bayswater and Kingsway LAC. In the U7 to U9 age group Bunbury

and Kalgoorlie are also included in our Zone. The Zone Championships can be hosted by any of the above centres;

Location of the zones will be confirmed and advertised during each season.

Athletes are limited to a maximum number of events for the championships, refer table below. There is no restriction

on the number of events an athlete can contest on any one (1) day.

Under 7 – 9: Four (4) Events Under 10 – 12: Five (5) Events Under 13 – 15: Six (6) Events

U7 TO U9’S WILL COMPETE IN THE HEATS & 1\4 FINALS ONLY AND MEDALS WILL BE AWARDED TO THE

FIRST 3 IN EACH EVENT PER SEX.

THE U7 TO U9’S WILL NOT CONTINUE ON TO THE SEMIS & FINALS OF THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS.

U16 & U17’S WILL NOT COMPETE IN ZONES, BUT WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO NOMINATE FOR THE SEMI FINALS

& FINALS OF THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS.

STATE TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS SEMIS AND FINALS

Athletes who qualify through the Zone Championships go on to compete against qualifiers from other Zones and

Country Centres. These championships will be held during March at WA Athletics Stadium. Athletes must compete in

Kingsway uniform including age tags, registration numbers and sponsorship tag.

The programme followed is different from the zones programme. Please check the West Australian Little Athletics

website www.walittleathletics.com.au

NATIONAL TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIPS

This event is held in April each year. Hosting of the championships is rotated between states on an annual basis.

Twenty two (22) athletes, normally eleven (11) of each gender, are selected from the U13 age group to represent

Western Australia. State representatives are chosen on their overall season performances including those at local

Centre competition, State Multi Event Championships and State Track & Field Championships.

Athletic results recorded from outside the W.A.L.A. umbrella are not considered.

NATIONAL MULTI EVENT CHAMPIONSHIPS

Competition is held in conjunction with the National Teams Championships. The team is comprised of two (2) boys

and two (2) girls from the U15 age group. Selection is based mainly on performance at the State Multi Event

Championships & season performances.

WALA INTERNATIONAL TEAM

All medal winners in the U14 and U15 age groups at the State Track & Field Championships are eligible to be

selected in the team. The WALA International team competes in either Singapore or Kuala Lumpur each season.

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WINTER COMPETITION

The winter season is undertaken from May to August and covers Cross Country Running and Road Walking at

different venues throughout the metropolitan area. All athletes compete in Kingsway Centre uniform (U7-U9 can wear

Club Uniforms) and in the same age group as the preceding summer.

Age tags and registration numbers must be transferred to the Kingsway uniform.

New registrations are welcome with the payment of the appropriate fee to cover insurance, C.O.W user pays

etc.

CROSS COUNTRY RUNS

Competition is Inter-Centre, organised by WALA and is held every second Saturday afternoon commencing at

1.00pm. The first competition date, and one (1) other, is run as scratch races and the remainder are run on a

handicap basis.

Athletes must compete in a minimum of five (5) cross country runs to be eligible to compete in the State Cross

Country Championships.

Events conducted are:

Under 7 - 9: 1500 metres Under 10 - 12: 2000 metres Under 13 - 17: 3000 metres

ROAD WALKS

Competition is Inter Centre, organised by WALA and is held on alternate Saturday afternoons to the cross country

runs also commencing at 1.00pm.

Athletes must compete in a minimum of four (4) road walks to be eligible to compete in the State Road Walking

Championships.

Events conducted are:

Under 7: 1000 metres Under 8 - 9: 1500 metres Under 10 - 17: 2000 metres

STATE CROSS COUNTRY RUNS & ROAD WALKS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Hosted by centres on an expression of interest basis.

Races are held over their respective distances and conclude the winter season. Medals are awarded to place getters

in each age group. Under 7’s are now eligible to compete in the winter state championships. Athletes in the U7 – U9

may wear their club uniform with numbers, age tag and IGA badge, all other athletes must wear a Centre uniform with

numbers, age tag and IGA badge.

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Kingsway Little Athletics Centre would like to thank Justin Dow from Brumby’s

Ellenbrook for his donation of rolls for the Kingsway Cross Country run held in

Bindoon during the Winter season.

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2013/2014 SUMMER SEASON

OPENING CEREMONY OCTOBER 26TH MODIFIED ½ PROGRAMME 1

The official opening of the 2013/2014 season will commence with a march past of all clubs (Ballajura, Bindoon, Ellenbrook, Greenwood, Landsdale, Wanneroo, Woodvale) as well as Kingsway representatives in the WALA State Teams that would have competed in an U14/U15 international athletics meeting in Kuala Lumpur during July 2013 and the U13 Australian Team Championships and U15 Multi Event Championships which competed in Canberra during April 2013.

Special guests will make presentation of awards, including Centre Captains, Kylie Wheeler Trophy, State Team

Representation Awards and Life Membership.

Events conducted on Opening Day will be in accordance with the following Modified ½ Programme 1:

There will be seven (7) full programmes this year (including the ½ programmes).

Programme for the year.

Note: Pentathlon Points, Records, and Personal Bests will count on this day.

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

200m 200m 200m 200m 200m 200m 100m 100m 100m 100m 100m

Long Long Shot Shot 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m

70m 70m 70m 70m Shot Shot Discus Long Discus Discus Discus

Javelin Javelin Javelin Long High High Long Long

2013/2014

KIDS HELPING KIDS FAMILY FUN DAY PROGRAMME 1

KIDS HELPING KIDS, will be held on Saturday November 2nd, 2013

Parents, officials and friends of athletes will also be permitted to join in the fun on this day: This day was previously

the old Relay-athon Day.

Programme for This Day

Note: Pentathlon Points, Records, and Personal Bests will count on this day.

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INTER-CLUB COMPETITION PROGRAMME 2013/2014

Marshalling will commence at 7.30 am. Programme commences at 7.45am sharp.

Two (2) calls will be given to inform athletes that their event is to be held. You must be at the site and ready to start

immediately following the second call.

The tables below show the events contested by each age group in each programme.

THE PROGRAMME COORDINATOR MAY FROM TIME TO TIME AND BASED ON THE

AVAILABILITY OF SITES, ALTER THE ORDER OF EVENTS CONDUCTED.

THE PROGRAMME OUTLINES THE LIST OF EVENTS TO BE COMPLETED ON EACH DAY

BUT DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY MAY BE RUN.

Programme 1:

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Mini H 60m H 60m H 60m H 60m H 60m H 200m H 200m H 200m H 200m H 200m H

200m 200m 200m 200m 200m 200m 100m 100m 100m 100m 100m

70m 70m 70m 70m 1500m 1500m 1500m 1500m 1500m 1500m 1500m

Long Long 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m 400m

Shot Shot Shot Shot Shot Shot Discus Discus Discus Discus Discus

High Triple Triple Triple High High High High High

Javelin Javelin Javelin Long Long Long Long Long

Programme 2:

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

70m 70m 800m 800m 800m 800m 800m 800m 800m 800m 800m

100m 100m 100m 100m 100m 100m 200m 200m 200m 200m 200m

Discus Discus Discus Discus Discus Discus 80m H 80/90 H 90/100

H 90/100

H 100/110

H

Turbo Turbo 700m Walk

1100m Walk

1100m Walk

1500m Walk

1500m Walk

1500m Walk

1500m Walk

1500m Walk

1500m Walk

Long Long Turbo High High High Javelin Javelin Javelin Javelin Javelin

Long Long Long Long Triple Triple Triple Triple Triple

Shot Shot Shot Shot Shot

Note: Parents are responsible for ensuring their children remain away from the equipment car and quad bike

whilst it is in the process of setting up and storing away equipment at the beginning and end of competition.

Although all care will be taken by Kingsway officials, no responsibility for injuries will be accepted.

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INTRODUCTION TO COACHING COURSE

Have you ever wanted to help at your Little Athletics Centre but not known how?

Has your local Centre ever asked for volunteers and you stood back

because you didn’t want to make a mistake?

Has your child ever asked for basic event assistance and you didn’t know how to help them?

If you answered yes to any of these questions then this course is for you!

To do this course you don’t need to have any prior knowledge of Little Athletics; all you need is a

willingness to learn. ‘Introduction to coaching’ is a term used to encompass the essentials you

need to know about how to conduct an event at the ‘how not to get disqualified level’. The course

also dispels some common myths and misconceptions about each of the Little Athletics events.

Dates of various courses available are listed on page 84

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INTERCLUB RELAY

Friday February 7th

, 2014 (Friday PM - Time to be announced)

Uniform: Athletes will be required to wear their club uniform along with their age tag and registration number.

Start Time: First marshalling at approx. TBA

TRACK RELAY RULES

(i) U7 to U15 -One team per age per gender per club can be nominated to compete. U16 & U17 will combine and enter as an U17 team.

(ii) Relay races which are conducted are:-

4 x 70m U7 – U9 Boys and Girls

4 x 100m U7 – U17 Boys and Girls

4 x 200m U10 – U12 Boys and Girls

4 x 400m U10 –U17 Boys and Girls.

4 x 800m U13 – 17 Boys and Girls.

Swedish Medley Relay (400m x 300m x 200m x 100m)

(iii) a) Competitors must compete only in their age groups. However, if any Club has less than five (5) registered competitors available in any age group, they can promote a competitor from the age group immediately below. This competitor can compete in their age group as well.

b) The U16 & U17 4 x 400, 4 x 800 and 4 x 100 may be a combined age group of U16 & U17 athletes as

long as they are of the same sex and will compete in the U17 age group.

(iv) Spikes must not be worn by competitors. If spikes are removed from the shoe, blanks must be inserted into each hole. Shoes are compulsory.

(v) Each race is a straight final.

(vi) Points will be awarded in the finals with first place receiving 10 points, second receiving 8, and third receiving 6 and so on.

(vii) The Club with the highest overall points at the conclusion in the boys and girls will receive a perpetual trophy.

(viii) In the event of a tie for total team points, the team with the most competitors competing will win that age group.

(ix) Ribbons will be presented to the first placed teams in each group and ribbons for the second and third placed teams.

(x) A perpetual trophy will be presented to the club which achieves the highest point score total.

(xi) A protest fee of $15.00 will apply to all club protests and should be made to the arena manager, via the announcer, within 5 minutes of the completed relay time.

(xii) Club uniforms to be worn and LA rego numbers and age tags

(xiii) In order to facilitate the smooth running of the programme, some assistance (in the form of parent helpers) will be expected from each club.

(xiv) Clubs that do not have enough athletes will be able to combine with other clubs to form a team

(xv) In the event where there is less than 6 clubs entered in a race, a club may enter 2 teams, but only the highest place team will receive points for that race

(xvi) 3 marshalling points will be set up

- Female Marshalling

- Male Marshalling

- 7-9s Marshalling

(xvii) State Relay rules will be enforced, A club can be disqualified for breaking the rules

(xviii) The will be only 2 calls for events, athletes must be on track at the starting time

(xix) It is a family fun day and we are to encourage that throughout the event

(xx) Athletes will be disqualified when:

- They interfere with another club

- Drop the baton and the receiving runner picks it up

- Change the baton outside the box

- Start at the wrong spot

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EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS

High Jump

Starting Heights U9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17

Girls 0.75 0.85 0.90 1.10 1.15 1.20 1.25 1.30 1.35

Boys 0.80 0.90 0.95 1.15 1.20 1.25 1.30 1.35 1.40

Scissor Kick technique must be utilised by the U9’s , U10’s & U11’s

U7 U8 U9 U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17

Javelin Turbo Turbo Turbo 400g 400g 400g

400g

Girls

600g

Boys

400g

Girls

600g

Boys

500g

Girls

600g

Boys

500g

Girls

700g

Boys

500g

Girls

700g

Boys

Discus 350g 500g 500g 500g 750g 750g

750g

Girls

1Kg

Boys

1Kg 1Kg 1Kg

1Kg

Girls

1.5Kg

Boys

Shot Put 1Kg 1.5Kg 2Kg 2Kg 2Kg

2 Kg

Girls

3Kg

Boys

3Kg

3Kg

Girls

3Kg

Boys

3Kg

Girls

4Kg

Boys

3Kg

Girls

4Kg

Boys

3Kg

Girls

5Kg

Boys

Triple Jump U10 U11 U12 U13 U14 U15 U16 U17

Take Off Board Settings

In full metre increments commencing from 5m

For Girls & Boys

Mat sizes for Long and Triple Jumps are as follows:

U7-U9: one metre U10-U12: 500mm U13-U17: 200mm

Hurdles

U7

Mini

Hurdle

s

U8

U9

U10

U11 U12 U13

U13

U14G

U14B

U15G

U16G

U15B

U16B

U17G

U17B U14-17

Distance 60m 60m 60m 60m 200m 80m 90m 100m 110m 200m

Height 30 cm 45cm 60cm 68cm 68cm 76cm 76cm 76cm 76cm 76cm

Run In 12m 12m 12m 12m 20m 12m 13m 13m 13.72m 20m

Spacing 7m 7m 7m 7m 35m 7m 8m 8.5m 9.14m 35m

Run Out 13m 13m 13m 13m 40m 12m 13m 10.5m 14.02m 40m

No. Flights 6 6 6 6 5 9 9 10 10 5

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TROPHIES & AWARDS CRITERIA AND POLICY

The Kingsway Executive Committee administers various classifications of awards, trophies and certificates. The

specification and description of all awards, trophies, certificates and medals maybe varied from time to time.

Unless otherwise specified all trophies and awards are presented separately to male and female athletes in

each category.

Criteria

The selection and entitlement criteria for all awards and trophies may only be changed or amended by a majority vote

of members at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) or at a Special Meeting of members called for that purpose.

A number of awards are based on obtaining pentathlon points. The pentathlon points system is selected by the

Executive Committee and can be modified as required.

Pentathlon points will not be awarded for the Kingsway Centre Championships, Inter Centre Meetings, Special Events,

or for events conducted by Western Australian Little Athletics (WALA) such as Zone and State Championships.

In the event of any disruption to the programme by inclement weather the Executive Committee will award points to

events contested or may suspend all points for the programme as it sees fit.

New Trophies

No trophy or award may be inaugurated by the Executive Committee, individuals or sponsors without the approval of

members at an AGM or a Special Meeting of members called for this purpose.

Naming Rights

The Executive Committee may allocate naming rights to an existing trophy or award for a special period of time. This

may be done for a negotiated fee or as recognition of achievement

UNITED TROPHIES & BADGES

COLIN BAILEY & NEVILLE BROOKER

17 Irvine Drive, Malaga WA 6090 ~ Telephone 9249 4422

Trophies for all occasions

Corporate Awards

Hand & Computer Engraving

Jarrah Shields & Trophies

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Centre Captains

The Centre Executive at the beginning of each season appoints one girl and one boy from the U15 age group to be

Centre Captains. The two (2) captains represent Kingsway at State Events or at any other special functions plus other

duties as required.

A medallion in recognition of this honour will be presented to the two (2) captains on opening day of the season. The

medallion shall be engraved KINGSWAY LITTLE ATHLETICS CENTRE, CENTRE CAPTAIN “YEAR”, and “NAME”.

Service Awards

A plaque with badges added thereafter for each year’s service is presented to each athlete, at the end of season

trophy presentation, who has been a member of the Kingsway Centre for five (5) or more. An athlete who completes

ten (10) years service will also receive a commemorative plaque from the Centre. The plaque bearing the Kingsway

Centre logo shall be engraved ‘10 YEAR’S SERVICE” ‘NAME’, ‘YEAR’

The years of service need not be consecutive and there is no restriction on the number of years an athlete can be

away from the Centre. Registration with another centre, run under the auspices of WALA, is not taken into

consideration.

If circumstances arise that prohibit an athlete from participating at the Centre and the athlete maintains their

association with the Centre then the athlete’s club may request the Centre to count that time towards the athlete’s

service record. The request must be ratified by the Executive Committee and by all affiliated clubs. Service added in

this manner will only be counted for the purpose of determining future awards.

CHAMPION ATHLETE AWARD

The Champion Athlete Award is presented to the athlete who receives the highest number of pentathlon points in

regular inter club competition of the summer season. In the event of a tie an award will be made to each athlete.

This award will be presented at the end of season trophy presentation, to the Centre Champion Athlete in the following

categories:

Junior Champion U7 - U9 Senior Champion U13 - U15

Intermediate Champion U10 - U12 Open Champion U16 - U17

A plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to each winner. The plaque shall be engraved JUNIOR,

INTERMEDIATE, SENIOR, OPEN whichever is appropriate, BOY or GIRL CHAMPION whichever is appropriate,

‘NAME’, ‘YEAR’

CHAMPION ATHLETE AWARD: THE SHERYL PURCELL CHAMPION TRACK/FIELD

A trophy, to be presented at the end of season trophy presentation, will be awarded to the boy and girl Centre

Champion Athlete – The Sheryl Purcell champion track award and the Centre Champion Athlete - Field.

Points for these awards are scored on a pentathlon points basis for every track or field event contested during regular

inter club competition of the summer season. The athlete who receives the highest points score, irrespective of the

age group, will be deemed the winner. In the event of a tie an award will be made to each athlete.

An athlete who wins a Centre Champion Award will be eligible to receive the The Sheryl Purcell champion track award

or Field Award.

A plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to each winner. The plaque shall be engraved

CHAMPION ATHLETE – SHERYL PURCELL CHAMPION TRACK or FIELD whichever is appropriate ‘NAME’, ‘YEAR’

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KYLIE WHEELER PERPETUAL TROPHY

This award is presented to the athlete, male or female, in the Under 11 - 15 age group, who achieves the best

performance at the State Track & Field Championships. In the event of a tie the athletes will share the award. The

trophy and replica trophy will be presented to the winner at the Opening Day ceremony each year.

Performance is calculated by allocating 3 points for a gold medal, 2 points for silver, 1 point for bronze and 2 points for

a state record (new or equal).

In addition to a perpetual trophy, a plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to each winner. The

plaque shall be engraved KYLIE WHEELER PERPETUAL TROPHY, ‘NAME’, and ‘YEAR’.

KIM WOOD FAMILY TROPHY

This trophy, to be presented at the end of season trophy presentation, is awarded by the Executive Committee and is

so named to recognise the contribution made to Kingsway by Kim and Peggy Wood. The criteria for this award

comprise many facets - integrity, courage, perseverance and challenge. The criteria for this award do not include

athletic ability.

Nominations for this award are restricted to the Under 15 age group. A boy and girl winner will also become

Kingsway’s nomination for the WALA Doug Hancy Award which comprises the same criteria.

The Executive is under no obligation to present the trophy if it feels the criteria has not been met.

In addition to a perpetual trophy, a plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to each winner. The

plaque shall be engraved KIM WOOD FAMILY PERPETUAL TROPHY followed by the inscription “Integrity: Courage:

Perseverance: Challenge”, ‘NAME’, ‘YEAR’

GARDINER FAMILY TROPHY

This award, donated by Dave and Lorraine Gardiner and family and presented at the end of season trophy

presentation, is awarded to the athlete who receives the most personnel best performances during the Kingsway

Centre’s regular inter club competition during the summer season

In the event of a tie, the athlete who has competed in the most number of events shall be declared the winner. Further

count back criteria shall be the number of Kingsway Centre records obtained during the season followed by the

highest pentathlon points total obtained.

Results of the Centre Championships shall not be considered for the purpose of determining the winner of this trophy.

In addition to a perpetual trophy, a plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to the winner.

The plaque shall be engraved GARDINER FAMILY TROPHY followed by ‘NAME’, ‘YEAR’

KOBHI EAKIN MEMORIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD

This award is named after Kobhi Eakin, a young athlete from the Goollelal club that passed away in 2000 after a long

battle with Leukaemia. Kobhi was a bright and cheerful young person that enjoyed little athletics, especially relays.

This award will be decided upon by the centre executive from a list of names submitted by the chaperones of the

relevant age groups and presented by the centre captains at the end of season presentations.

As stated this is an encouragement award and is to be presented to an athlete from the U8 to U11 age group who has

displayed a high level of athletic ability and good sportsmanship. It is anticipated that the recipient will have competed

on a regular basis but may not have achieved recognition in any other awards.

This is an existing trophy and the design should remain the same when it is renewed. The winners name is to be

engraved on the perpetual trophy.

A plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to the winner. The plaque shall be engraved KOBHI

EAKIN MEMORIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD - ‘NAME’, ‘YEAR’.

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CENTRE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Competition medals will be presented to the first three (gold, silver, bronze) placegetters in each event at the

Kingsway Centre Championships.

KINGSWAY EXECUTIVE ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD (MAYWOOD TROPHY)

This award is donated by Geoff & Francis Mayvis and Charlie & Sue Wood and, presented at the end of season

trophy presentation. The award recognises the high level of attitude, perseverance, behaviour, competition and good

sportsmanship of an athlete. This award does not recognise sporting ability. Nominations for this award are

called from all affiliated clubs.

It is anticipated that the recipient of this award will have completed a minimum of three (3) years service at the

Kingsway Little Athletic Centre and will have competed on a regular basis during the season. The recipient should not

have achieved recognition in any other award.

In addition to a perpetual trophy, a plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to each winner. The

plaque shall be engraved KINGSWAY EXECUTIVE ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD, ‘NAME’, and ‘YEAR’.

CHAMPION CLUB SHIELD

The shield is awarded to the club that receives the highest points score based on the total pentathlon points received

by club athletes divided by the total number of athletes that have competed for the club during the season. The

shield is to be presented to the Champion Club at the end of season trophy presentation.

DENNIS KNIGHT TROPHY

Awarded to the club that wins the annual parents relay, normally conducted on the last day of competition before the

Xmas/New Year break. A perpetual trophy will be presented at the end of season trophy presentation

CERTIFICATES

Record Certificate

Presented to an athlete who equals or breaks a Kingsway Centre competition record at an Inter Club meeting. The

Officer for Records and Rankings shall keep a register of Centre event records and issue a certificate to the athletes.

Event records may only be set at the Kingsway Centre by an athlete registered with the Centre in any level of

competition.

Track/Field Performance

All athletes who contest an event at an Inter Club meet will be issued with a Certificate that records their performance

and placing.

Personal Best Performance

A certificate will be issued to an athlete who records a Personal Best Performance (PB’s) in an event at the Inter Club

competition.

An athlete who records a certain number of PB’s as determined by the Centre Executive during the summer season

will receive a certificate from the Kingsway Centre Executive.

A record of PB’s achieved by athletes will be maintained by a person nominated by the Executive. Clubs will be

responsible for the issuing of the certificates to the recipients.

State Relay Championships

The team coach and athletes who are selected in the final relay squad of 4/5 athletes to represent the Centre at the

Championships, will receive a certificate to acknowledge the selection.

Centre Championships

All competitors at the Kingsway Centre Championships will receive a certificate that records their performance for all

events contested.

All affiliated clubs will maintain a record of events contested by athletes from their club. Clubs will be responsible for

the issuing of the certificates to the recipients.

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Parent Participation

A parent, official or coach who has contributed to the running of the Centre or an affiliated club for five years may

receive an Appreciation Certificate.

Nominations for this certificate shall be submitted by their respective clubs. The Centre Executive Committee reserves

the authority to award a certificate to any person who it feels is deserving of recognition.

STATE TEAM REPRESENTATION

An award will be presented to an athlete who is selected to represent Western Australia in the National Teams

Championships or the Multi Event Team to recognise the achievement.

Each athlete will receive a Kingsway Centre certificate and a $100 donation towards the cost of their trip. This award

shall be presented on the opening day of competition each year; the donation will be issued upon the return of the trip.

AUSTRALIAN BEST PERFORMANCES

An award will be presented to athletes in order to recognise their achievement, either individual or as a member of a

Kingsway relay team, in obtaining an Australian Best Performance.

Each athlete will receive a Kingsway Centre plaque suitably engraved. This award shall be presented either at the

end of season trophy presentation or the opening day of competition each year depending when the performance was

undertaken.

MISCELLANEOUS

The Executive Committee may from time to time make a ‘one off’ award to another Centre, organization, athlete or

other individual in recognition of an achievement or gratitude.

The recipient shall receive a centre plaque suitably engraved.

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WINTER SEASON

The following awards will be administered by either the Executive Committee or a subcommittee that has been given

delegated authority to oversee the affairs of the winter season.

Champion Athlete Cross Country - Male & Female

Champion Athlete Road Walking - Male & Female

The winners will be selected by considering the time and place of all athletes and comparing them to other athletes

and other age groups.

A plaque bearing the Kingsway Centre logo will be presented to each winner as soon as possible after the completion

of the winter season at a trophy presentation function.

The plaque shall be engraved CHAMPION ATHLETE – CROSS COUNTRY or ROAD WALKER whichever is

appropriate ‘NAME’, ‘YEAR’

In addition, participation trophies will be awarded to those athletes that meet the following criteria:

Compete with the Winter Club,

Attend approximately fifty percent (50%) of training nights, and

Qualify for State Cross Country or Road Walking Championships.

Participation trophies are to be of a modest size and are to be the same design as each other. All trophies shall be

engraved KINGSWAY LITTLE ATHLETICS CENTRE, WINTER SEASON, and YEAR.

NOTE: To be eligible for one of the major trophies, athletes must meet the participation trophy guidelines.

The Kingsway Committee has the discretion to look at any written application for each athlete individually

regarding participation.

HONOUR BOARDS

The Executive Committee will maintain Honour Boards to recognise athletes from the Centre who have:

Been members of a state team in the National Teams Championships

Been members of the Multi Events State Team

Been selected as Centre Captain

Won an Overall Champion Athlete Award

Won a Champion Athlete Track Award

Won a Champion Athlete Field Award

Won a Champion Athlete Cross Country Award

Won a Champion Athlete Road Walking Award

Completed 10 years’ service as a registered athlete

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DONATIONS

The Executive Committee will give a monetary donation to athletes who are selected in the WALA Under 14/15

International Team.

Any athlete who qualifies by winning a medal in the summer season and competes in the under 14/15 international

team will receive $150 from the Centre.

This award shall be presented on the opening day of competition each year; the donation will be issued upon the

return of the trip.

LIFE MEMBERSHIP

The Executive Committee shall have the power to confer on a person (not being a registered athlete) for meritorious

service, the honour of LIFE MEMBERSHIP of the Kingsway Little Athletics Centre.

The person nominated must have given exemplary service over a minimum of ten (10) years

(Service as a registered athlete is not considered.) The nomination must demonstrate exceptional

Service above and beyond the performance of other volunteers during this period.

It is not a requirement to have served on Club or Executive Committees to be eligible.

The number of life memberships awarded in any one year shall be limited to a maximum of two (2).

A person, not being a registered athlete, may be nominated for life membership by:

the Executive Committee

an affiliated club

any member

Notice of Intention to nominate a person must be submitted in writing, with credentials, to the Centre Secretary.

The Notice of Intention shall be circulated to all Executive Committee members and affiliated clubs for comments.

If endorsement is obtained final approval can be formalised at an Executive Committee monthly meeting.

Presentation

Each recipient shall receive a centre plaque suitably engraved and a life membership badge.

Presentation to take place on the Opening Day of a new season.

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Kingsway Little Athletics centre would like to thank the following businesses

for their continued commitment to our Sport.

Proud sponsors of Western Australian Little Athletics and Little Athletics Australia

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PREVIOUS TROPHY AND AWARD WINNERS

CHAMPION ATHLETE:

2012/13

Junior Thomas Crofts (EBK) Natasha Crofts (EBK)

Intermediate Jayden Peak (BAL) Tahlee McVee (BAL)

Senior Lee Zimoch (LAN) Kiarra Nazarrof (WAN)

Open Stephen Clough (WDV) Ashleigh Power (EBK)

2011/12

Junior Jayden Peak (BAL) Tahlee McVee (BAL)

Intermediate Logan Foley (WAN) Kiarra Nazarrof (WAN)

Senior Mitchell Lees (WAN) Rianna Pocsidio (GWD)

Open Adam Baker (WDV) Morgan Dobson

2010/11

Junior Logan Foley (WAN) Yasmin Furse (LAN)

Intermediate Mitchell Lees (WAN) Kiarra Nazaroff (LAN)

Senior Lee Zimoch (LAN) Tarinah Nazaroff (LAN)

Open Cameron Powell (WAN) Jane Stockley (WDV)

THE SHERYL PURCELL CHAMPION TRACK AWARD

2012/13 Jayden Peak (BAL) Tahlee McVee (BAL)

2011/12 Mitchell Lees (WAN) Tahlee McVee (BAL)

2010/11 Mitchell Lees (WAN) Yasmin Furse (LAN)

THE SHERYL PURCELL CHAMPION FIELD AWARD

2012/13 Logan Foley (WAN) Tahlee McVee (BAL)

2011/12 Logan Foley (WAN) Danielle Wright (EBK)

2010/11 Mitchell Dobson (BAL) Carly Trewin (LAN)

THE KIM WOOD FAMILY TROPHY

2012/13 Brayden Weir (BAL) xxxxxxxxx

2011/12 Lucas Oates (WDV) Dayna Adam (GWD)

2010/11 Riley Linthorne (BAL) Kelli – Maree Gibson (EBK)

THE GARDINER FAMILY TROPHY

2012/13 Tarik Arbuckle (WDV)

2011/12 Tahlee McVee (BAL)

2010/11 Morgan Dobson (BAL)

KOBHI EAKIN MEMORIAL ENCOURAGMENT AWARD

2012/13 Noah Farrow (WDV)

2011/12 Holly Langensiepen (GWD)

2010/11 Jaylen Parsons (GWD)

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KINGSWAY EXECUTIVE ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD – (MAYWOOD TROPHY)

2012/13 Kayla Peak (BAL)

2011/12 Gavin Anderson (LAN)

2010/11 James Howard (WDV)

CENTRE CAPTAINS

BOYS GIRLS

2012/13 Cooper Allan (GW) Tori Quartermaine (LAN)

Lee Zimoch (2IC)(LAN) Tanisha Angwin (2IC)(WDV)

2011/12 Stephen Clough (WDV) Tarinah Nazaroff (WAN)

Andrew Ballard (2IC)(BAL) Carly Trewin (2IC)(LAN)

2010/11 Liam Smith (WDV) Rebekah Newton (LAN)

KYLIE WHEELER PERPETUAL TROPHY

2012/13

Alanah Yukich (EBK)

2011/12

Liam Gartlan (LAN)

Callum Corbett (GW)

Stephen Clough (WDV)

2010/11

Callum Corbett (GW)

CHAMPION CLUB SHIELD

2012/13 Ballajura

2011/12 Ballajura

2010/11 Ballajura

DENNIS KNIGHT PARENTS TROPHY

2012/13 Ballajura

2011/12 Ballajura

2010/11 Ballajura

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WINTER CLUB CHAMPIONS

Best Road Walker Girls 2013 Jenna Righton

2012 Georgia Lees

2011 None

Boys 2013 Mitchell Lees

2012 Mitchell Lees

2011 Mitchell Lees

Best Cross Country Runner Girls 2013 Tarinah Nazaroff

2012 Tarinah Nazaroff

2011 Kiarra Nazaroff

Boys 2013 Jaxon Hogan

2012 Ryan England

2011 Ryan England

Coaches Award 2013 Layla Zerkani

Encouragement Award 2013 Zach Newton

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COMPLETED ATHLETE SERVICE AWARDS

To End Of 2012/ 2013 Season

5 YEARS

Angelique Alberts Luke Corbett Remi Young Kiarra Nazaroff

Tanisha Angwin Taryn Ditewig Jordan Hill Tarinah Nazaroff

Emily Bennett Jordan Duncan Zach Hill Carly Nesbitt

Natalie Bennett Lindsey Edwards Louisa Humphery Lean Nesbitt

Benjamin Bozich Alyssa Edwards Shaun Klaassen Julia Newton

Danielle Zaninovich Logan Foley Rhys Llewellyn Brayden Piccirilli

Oscar Chiera Olivia Fowler Verity Lux Kate Pocsidio

Kaisha Coney Yasmin Furse Matthew Mariano Brayden Weir

Brandan Coney Tye Germain Emily Minchin Jake Young

Callum Corbett Katelin Golding Jonah Nazaroff

6 YEARS

Cooper Allan Jamie Bacon Alexandra Taseff Katherine Bennett

Karis Bonser Kye Bonser Jordan Sheppard Grace Fenton

Chelsea Finlay Liam Gartlan Cameron Harding Connor Harding

Mikela Johnson Kaylahni Klemke Samuel Minchin Lee Zimoch

Hayley Peck Ashleigh Power Cooper Sheppard Angela Goulding

Caleb Shrieken

7 YEARS

Harris Tuhakaraina Lauren Plati Nina Makowski Breanna Marie

Jack Gartlan Jasmin Bacon Tori Quartermaine Jade Knott

Mitchell Cunnane Adrian Miola Mitchell Lees Anika Gosling

Luke Goddard Miranda Miola Brodie Linthorne Jasmine Trewin

Luke Guilfoyle Tenille Reidy-Crofts

8 YEARS

Caitlin Doeglas Liam McEntee Rianna Pocsidio Caitlin Mann

Callum Sedgley Rebecca Mann Rebekah Newton Lucas Oates

Jack Doxey Melanie Doeglas Zachery Born Carla Sangrioli

Olivia Mariano Lauren Busacca

9 YEARS

Dayna Adams Tenielle Butcher Emma Philippe Mitchell Dobson

Kellie-Maree Gibson Callan Reidy-Crofts Emilee Bodle Jack Bodle

10 YEARS

Adam Baker Riley Bell Joel Skane Manuella Paul

11 YEARS

Carly Trewin Stephen Clough

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2012/2013 CENTRE CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS

BOYS

GIRLS

70m

U7 T.Crofts EBK 12.69

G.Lees LAN 12.78

U8 R.Crane WDV 11.83

P.Hancy EBK 12.09

U9 A.Duvenhage EBK 10.86

M.Prinsloo EBK 11.74

U10 B.Jenkin EBK 11.00

M.Lapierre WAN 11.03

100m

U7 T.Crofts EBK 17.72

G.Lees LAN 18.31

U8 B.Finlay EBK 16.63

P.Hancy EBK 16.79

U9 A.Duvenhage EBK 15.85

T.Pisano EBK 16.52

U10 B.Jenkin EBK 15.27

T.Mcvee BAL 15.33

U11 G.Pearl LAN 14.55

U.Malbasic LAN 14.62

U12 K.Paget WDV 13.91

D.Hancy EBK 14.70

U13 D.Evans WDV 13.84

A.Warner LAN 13.85

U14 K.Caplan GW 13.03

R.Pocsidio GW 13.71

U15 L.Zimoch LAN 12.33

A.Yukich EBK 13.83

U16 C.Fallows Powell BAL 12.70

E.Philippe GW 13.50

U17 A.Manders BAL 12.33

K.Gibson EBK 13.48

200m

U7 T.Crofts EBK 38.09

M.Elhosainy EBK 39.07

U8 R.Crane WDV 34.43

O.Pollock EBK 36.23

U9 A.Duvenhage EBK 32.46

F.Ranson WAN 34.80

U10 K.Lawrence EBK 32.00

T.Mcvee BAL 32.22

U11 G.Pearl LAN 30.58

U.Malbasic LAN 30.40

U12 K.Paget WDV 28.81

R.Tranquille WDV 30.41

U13 D.Evans WDV 28.99

A.Warner LAN 28.44

U14 K.Caplan GW 26.35

R.Pocsidio GW 27.77

U15 L.Zimoch LAN 24.04

A.Yukich EBK 28.47

U16 S.Clough WDV 24.88

E.Philippe GW 27.82

U17 A.Manders BAL 24.68

R.Newton EBK 26.26

400m

U9 A.Duvenhage EBK 1.14.23

A.Griggs BAL 1.20.81

U10 K.Lawrence EBK 1.13.81

C.Porter EBK 1.15.02

U11 B.Bozich EBK 1.14.08

U.Malbasic LAN 1.15.45

U12 K.Paget WDV 1.07.47

S.Bird LAN 1.10.71

U13 D.Evans WDV 1.06.32

K.Nazaroff WAN 1.06.07

U14 L.Rossi BAL 58.29

R.Pocsidio GW 1.06.60

U15 L.Zimoch LAN 56.29

A.Yukich EBK 1.13.59

U16 C.Fallows Powell BAL 56.25

E.Philippe GW 1.02.96

U17 Z.Born WDV 54.97

C.Doeglas BAL 1.05.57

800m

U9 A.Duvenhage EBK 2.54.22

F.Ranson WAN 3.08.58

U10 K.Lawrence EBK 2.46.20

C.Porter EBK 2.57.52

U11 J.Middleton-Gepp BAL 2.45.39

A.Co Cup EBK 2.53.71

U12 C.Guest LAN 2.42.71

S.Bird LAN 2.37.29

U13 C.Fetaomai LAN 2.29.99

K.Nazaroff WAN 2.37.72

U14 J.Young LAN 2.20.58

J.Maynard EBK 2.47.94

U15 R.Oxtoby BAL 2.22.14

O.Mariano EBK 3.09.10

U16 J.Skane BAL 2.18.01

T.Nazaroff WAN 2.26.98

U17 C.Valenti LAN 2.18.43

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BOYS

GIRLS

1500m

U11 G.Pearl LAN 5.40.05

P.Kemp LAN 5.48.84

U12 C.Guest LAN 5.27.37

S.Bird LAN 5.29.29

U13 C.Fetaomai LAN 5.23.36

K.Nazaroff WAN 5.42.55

U14 J.Gartlan LAN 5.04.77

J.Maynard EBK 5.59.37

U15 C.Allan GW 5.01.17

O.Mariano EBK 6.57.71

U16 J.Sheppard LAN 5.04.59

T.Nazaroff WAN 5.14.83

U17 R.England WAN 4.57.98

60m mini Hurdles

U7 T.Crofts EBK 11.36

N.Crofts EBK 12.29

60m Hurdles

U8 C.Naude EBK 11.74

O.Pollock EBK 11.94

A.Wellsteed EBK 11.74

U9 H.Kemp LAN 11.07

M.Prinsloo EBK 11.42

U10 B.Watson BIN 11.47

T.Mcvee BAL 10.60

U11 S.Bhat GW 10.37

A.Co Cup EBK 11.07

U12 J.Grey LAN 10.48

K.Klemke EBK 11.33

80m Hurdles

U13 R.Llewellyn WDV 14.57

J.Clemmans WDV 13.83

U14

R.Pocsidio GW 14.18

90m Hurdles

U14 K.Caplan GW 14.79

U15

A.Yukich EBK 13.95

U16

E.Philippe GW 14.70

100m Hurdles

U15 M.Dobson BAL 14.46

U16 C.Fallows Powell BAL 14.06

U17

R.Newton EBK 17.63

110m Hurdles

U17 A.Manders BAL 16.82

200m Hurdles

U13 L.Guilfoyle GW 31.56

J.Clemmans WDV 32.79

U14 K.Caplan GW 28.89

W.Lloyd EBK 32.09

U15 M.Dobson BAL 27.45

T.Angwin WDV 37.69

U16 S.Clough WDV 26.47

E.Philippe GW 30.56

U17 M.Finnegan LAN 26.79

A.Goulding WDV 39.34

700m Walk

U9 N.Fetaomai LAN 4.17.86

F.Ranson WAN 4.18.94

1100m Walks

U10 J.Quarrell GW 6.36.05

L.Allan GW 6.47.89

U11 J.Middleton-Gepp BAL 6.09.41

E.Miles GW 6.39.28

1500m Walks

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BOYS

GIRLS

U12 S.Ross BAL 9.35.43

M.Maynard EBK 9.06.44

U13 T.Gurner LAN 8.55.03

A.Connolly WAN 9.28.31

U14 M.Lees LAN 8.06.88

J.Maynard EBK 8.50.22

U15 xxxxxx xxx xxx

xxxxxx xxx xxx

U16 L.Oates WDV 7.40.45

C.Sangrigoli WDV 9.59.55

U17 xxxxxx xxx xxx

xxxxxx xxx xxx

Long Jump

U7 T.Crofts EBK 3.18

A.Mitchell LAN 2.92

U8 B.Finlay EBK 3.44

O.Pollock EBK 3.38

U9 A.Duvenhage EBK 3.81

T.Pisano EBK 3.37

U10 J.Peak BAL 4.15

T.Mcvee BAL 4.37

U11 G.Pearl LAN 4.34

Y.Furse WDV 4.05

U12 K.Paget WDV 4.67

D.Hancy EBK 4.14

U13 D.Evans WDV 4.56

C.Andrews BAL 4.47

U14 C.Reidy Crofts GW 5.37

R.Pocsidio GW 5.26

U15 L.Zimoch LAN 6.43

A.Yukich EBK 5.07

U16 S.Clough WDV 6.02

E.Bodle BAL 4.70

U17 Z.Born WDV 6.19

K.Gibson EBK 4.53

Triple Jump

U10 J.Quarrell GW 7.72

T.Mcvee BAL 8.80

U11 L.Foley WAN 9.28

Y.Furse WDV 8.81

U12 K.Paget WDV 9.34

A.Taseff WDV 8.96

U13 S.Varady EBK 9.76

K.Nazaroff WAN 9.66

U14 J.Nock WDV 10.91

L.Humphrey BAL 10.04

U15 L.Zimoch LAN 12.75

O.Mariano EBK 9.73

U16 S.Clough WDV 13.27

E.Bodle BAL 10.74

U17 Z.Born WDV 11.93

R.Newton EBK 11.32

High Jump

U9 N.Hayward Smith BIN 1.09

A.Newton EBK 0.98

U10 B.Watson BIN 1.15

K.Wilde EBK 1.05

U11 L.Foley WAN 1.28

K.Pisano BAL 1.13

U12 C.Papadopoulas LAN 1.38

C.Finlay EBK 1.30

U13 L.Guilfoyle GW 1.35

C.Andrews BAL 1.47

U14 L.Rossi BAL 1.55

T.Ditewig BAL 1.58

U15 B.Piccirilli LAN 1.72

T.Angwin WDV 1.35

U16 S.Clough WDV 1.86

E.Bodle BAL 1.35

U17 A.Baker WDV 1.55

K.Gibson EBK 1.55

Shot Put

U7 T.Smith WDV 8.17

N.Crofts EBK 5.34

U8 C.Robinson WDV 7.38

I.Smith WDV 6.14

U9 T.Ward EBK 6.07

T.Pisano EBK 5.49

U10 H.Wallace GW 8.74

E.Bennett GW 7.15

U11 L.Foley WAN 11.67

Y.Furse WDV 8.32

U12 L.Gartlan LAN 12.74

G.fenton BAL 8.55

U13 H.Tuhakaraina LAN 10.02

A.Gosling LAN 9.90

U14 H.Peters LAN 12.22

M.Doeglas BAL 9.88

U15 M.Dobson BAL 14.09

M.Paul GW 9.38

U16 J.French LAN 14.49

C.Trewin LAN 10.41

U17 A.Baker WDV 12.18

L.Plati LAN 10.25

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BOYS

GIRLS

Discus

U7 T.Smith WDV 20.20

N.Crofts EBK 11.33

U8 M.Jacobs EBK 17.64

I.Smith WDV 14.35

U9 K.Alberts EBK 14.05

T.Metuanfaro WAN 17.18

U10 B.Watson BIN 24.63

E.Bennett GW 20.70

U11 L.Foley WAN 34.99

C.Nesbitt WDV 21.22

U12 L.Gartlan LAN 42.21

A.Taseff WDV 21.28

U13 H.Tuhakaraina LAN 25.29

A.Gosling LAN 29.30

U14 H.Peters LAN 33.26

D.Zaninovich GW 26.31

U15 M.Dobson BAL 40.85

T.Angwin WDV 20.44

U16 J.French LAN 41.65

J.Trewin LAN 25.12

U17 A.Baker WDV 42.50

K.Gibson EBK 27.38

Turbo Javelin

U7 G.Prinsloo EBK 13.58

N.Crofts EBK 11.13

U8 O.Finis WDV 16.94

D.Wright EBK 12.38

U9 N.Durrant LAN 17.11

M.Prinsloo EBK 15.90

Javelin

U10 B.Watson BIN 22.55

E.Bennett GW 23.10

U11 L.Foley WAN 35.70

C.Nesbitt WDV 20.73

U12 L.Gartlan LAN 39.49

E.Collins EBK 26.17

U13 N.French LAN 25.30

K.Bennett GW 32.46

U14 J.Young LAN 36.06

M.Doeglas BAL 28.96

U15 M.Dobson BAL 48.91

T.Angwin WDV 24.74

U16 J.Sheppard LAN 41.46

C.Trewin LAN 32.16

U17 Z.Born WDV 36.71

C.Doeglas BAL 21.08

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2012/2013 KFC STATE RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS – COACHES AND MEDAL

WINNERS

Coaches: Boys Girls

Under 8 Jake Trewin Kirsten Hancy

9 Mark Alberts Mark Alberts/Pieter Prinsloo

10 Carol Hale/Cheryl Peak Kylie McVee

11 Wayne Furse Wayne Furse

12 Mark Smith Carmilina Bird/Kirsten Hancy

13 Sean Gartlan Mark Alberts

14 Sean Gartlan Heather Newton

15 Glynn Dobson Mary Mariano

16/17 Allan Savage Allan Savage

Track

GOLD:

4x100 Under 8 Girls Areah Co Cup Olivia Pollock Shae Ranson

Paige Hancy Danielle Wright

Under 15 Boys Brayden Picirelli Mitchell Dobson Sam Minchin

Ryan Oxtoby Lee Zimoch

Under 15 Girls Olivia Mariano Rebecca Mann Amberley Jones

Alanah Yukich Hiroko Shimoda

Under 16/17 Zachery Born Luke Corbett Kieran Cann

Boys Stephen Clough Anthony Landis

4x200 Under 8 Boys Brodie Finlay Owen Finnis Riley Crane

Aaron Wellsteed Jessie Taylor

Under 8 Girls Areah Co Cup Olivia Pollock Shae Ranson

Paige Hancy Danielle Wright

Under 9 Boys Adriaan Duvenhage Klayton Alberts Nathan Hayward

Tyler Ward Noah Farrow Smith

4x400 Under 15 Girls Rebecca Mann Alanah Yukich Hiroko Shimoda

Amberley Jones Olivia Mariano

Under 16/17 Kellie Maree Gibson Caitlin Doeglas Ashleigh Powell

Girls Rebekah Newton Tarinah Nazaroff

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SILVER:

4x100 Under 8 Boys Brodie Finlay Owen Finnis Riley Crane

Aaron Wellsteed Jessie Taylor

Under 9 Boys Adriaan Duvenhage Noah Farrow William Dobson

Tyler Ward Klayton Alberts

Under 11 Girls Una Malbasic Amber Co Cup Ella Daniels

Yasmin Furse Jaimee Klaassen

Under 14 Boys Louis Rossie Cameron Cvitan Thabo Ndhlom

Hemi Peters Kyle Caplan

Under 16/17 Kellie Maree Gibson Caitlin Doeglas Jade Knott

Girls Rebekah Newton Tarinah Nazaroff

4x200 Under 9 Girls Freya Ranson Abbey Griggs Kellyn Burn

Talia Pisano Monique Prinsloo

Under 10 Girls Verity Lux Tahli Arbuckle Catherine Porter

Tahlee McVee Mathilde Lapierre

4x400 Under 16/17 Stephen Clough Cameron Valennti Callan Fallows Powell

Boys Zachery Born Ryan England

BRONZE:

4x100 Under 10 Girls Verity Lux Tahli Arbuckle Kasey Walker

Tahlee McVee Catherine Porter

4x400 Under 15 Boys Ryan Oxtoby Brayden Picirelli Mitchell Dobson

Sam Minchin Lee Zimoch

Field

GOLD: Under 10 Girls Emily Bennett Chloe Forster Keysha Wilde

Under 12 Boys William Newman Liam Gartlan

Under 14 Boys Jacob Nock Callan Reidy-Crofts Jayden Valenti

Under 16/17 Jordan Hill Adam Baker

Boys

SILVER: Under 16/17 Emilee Bodle Dayna Adams

Girls Tenielle Butcher Riley Bell

BRONZE: Under 10 Boys Hayden Wallace Tyler Morris-Jackson

Under 15 Boys Jack Bodle Jack Doxey

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2012/2013 STATE MULTI EVENT CHAMPIONSHIPS

MEDAL WINNERS

GOLD: UNDER 15 Girls: Alanah Yukich

UNDER 17 Girls: Rebekah Newton

SILVER: UNDER 15 Boys: Mitchell Dobson

BRONZE: UNDER 14 Girls: Rianna Pocsidio

2012/2013 STATE TRACK & FIELD HEATS & QUARTER FINALS (ZONES)

U7, U8, U9 STATE MEDAL WINNERS

GOLD: Under 7 Alison Mitchell 100m

Georgia Lees 70m, Discus

Gert Prinsloo Turbo Javelin

Merna Elhosainy 200m

Natasha Crofts Shot Put, Turbo Javelin

Taj Smith Discus, Shot Put

Thomas Crofts 200m

Under 8 Brodie Finlay 60m Hurdles, Long Jump

Cooper Robinson Shot

Isla Smith Discus, Shot Put, Javelin

Layla Zerkani 200m

Olivia Pollock 60m Hurdles, Long Jump

Paige Hancy 70m, 100m

Riley Crane 70m, 100m, 200m

Under 9 Adriaan Duvenhage 70m, 100m, 200m

Abbey Griggs 200m, 400m

Freya Ranson 700m Walk

Monique Prinsloo Turbo Javelin

Navenka Fetaomai 700m Walk

Noah Farrow Long Jump

Sophie Claire Freeman Long Jump

Talia Pisano Discus, Shot Put, High Jump

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SILVER: Under 7 Alison Mitchell 70m, 200m, Long Jump

Evan Pisano Turbo Javelin

Holly Covic Turbo Javelin

Natasha Crofts Discus

Ryan Varady Discus

Thomas Crofts 100m, Long Jump

Under 8 Brodie Finlay 100m, 200m

Alana Sim 70m, 200m

Cooper Robinson Discus

Layla Zerkani Shot Put

Olivia Pollock 100m

Owen Finis Turbo Javelin

Paige Hancy 60m Hurdles

Riley Crane Shot

Under 9 Abbey Griggs 800m

Klayton Alberts 60m Hurdles

Monique Prinsloo 70m, 100m

Nathan Hayward Smith Shot Put

Noah Farrow High Jump

Tamira Metuanfaro Turbo Javelin, Shot Put

Xavier De Angelis 700m Walk

BRONZE: Under 7 Daniel Platel Long Jump

Georgia Lees 100m

Merna Elhosainy 70m, 100m,

Thomas Crofts Shot Put

Under 8 Aaron Wellsteed 70m, Long Jump

Alana Sim 100m

Brandon Tonkovich Turbo Javelin

James Platel 100m

Jesse Taylor 60m Hurdles, 70m

Layla Zerkani Long Jump

Michael Jacobs Discus, Shot Put

Owen Finis 200m

Paige Hancy 200m

Under 9 Tyler Ward 70m, 200m

Freya Ranson 400m

Hannah Challender Turbo Javelin

Klayton Alberts 70m

Shontelle Taylor Long Jump

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2012/2013 STATE TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

MEDAL WINNERS

GOLD: Under 10 Tahlee McVee 60m hurdles, 100m, 200m,

Long Jump, Triple Jump

Under 11 Logan Foley Discus, Shot Put, Javelin

Under 12 Liam Gartlan Discus, Shot Put, Javelin

Under 13 Anika Gosling Discus

Katherine Bennett Shot Put

Kiarra Nazaroff 1500m

Under 14 Taryn Ditewig High Jump

Under 15 Alanah Yukich 90m Hurdles, 100m, 200m, 200m Hurdles

Mitchell Dobson 100m Hurdles

Under 16 Callan Fallows-Powell 100m Hurdles

Jade Knott 100m

Stephen Clough 200m Hurdles, High Jump, Triple Jump

Tarinah Nazaroff 800m, 1500m

Under 17 Rebekah Newton 200m, 400m

SILVER: Under 10 Hayden Wallace Shot Put

Emily Bennett Javelin

Under 11 Cameron Smyth Shot Put

Logan Foley High Jump

Luke Tantum 1100m walk

Yasmin Furse 60m Hurdles

Under 12 Drew Hancy 100m

Jackson Topine Shot Put

Under 13 Anika Gosling Shot Put

Katherine Bennett Discus

Under 14 Callum Corbett 90m Hurdles

Joanna Maynard 1500m, 1500m walk

Under 15 Lee Zimoch long jump, triple jump

Under 16 Callan Fallows-Powell 400m

Carly Trewin Shot Put

Stephen Clough 100m Hurdles

Tenielle Butcher Discus

Under 17 Adam Baker Discus, Shot Put

Caitlin Doeglas 100m

Rebekah Newton 100m Hurdles

Ryan England 800m

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BRONZE: Under 10 Bryce Watson Javelin

Catherine Porter 800m

Under 11 Siddhant Bhat High Jump

Yasmin Furse 100m

Under 12 Drew Hancy 200m

Kian Paget 100m, 200m, Long Jump, Triple Jump

Under 13 Thomas Gurner 1500m Walk

Under 14 Joanna Maynard 800m

Mitchell Lees 1500m Walk

Rianna Pocsidio Long Jump

Under 15 Lee Zimoch 100m

Mitchell Dobson Shot Put

Rebecca Mann 200m Hurdles

Under 16 Emilee Bodle High Jump

Jade Knott 200m

Jordan Hill Triple Jump

Stephen Clough 200m

Tenielle Butcher Shot Put

Under 17 Kellie Maree Gibson Discus

Ryan England 1500m

Zachery Born 400m, Discus, Shot Put

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2013 WINTER STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – MEDAL WINNERS

ROAD WALKS

BRONZE: Mitchell Lees

CROSS COUNTRY RUN

GOLD: Jaxon Hogan

Tarinah Nazaroff

SILVER: Zachery Born

BRONZE: Kiarra Nazaroff

Michaela Maynard

Reid Hogan

ROLE OF HONOUR

WALA – ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

1994 Carrie Scott

1998 Ryan Purcell

2000 Rachael Duggan

2001 Lauren Bettini

2003 Justin Wood

2004 Larissa Perry

2008 Jordan Dobson

2010 Ashleigh Germain

2010 Terrell McKenzie

WALA – SIR THOMAS LIPTON/DOUG HANCY AWARD

1990

Cassandra Wood

1992

David Clover

2003

Peter West

2007

Jake Carson

2008

James Connaughton

U13 NATIONAL TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIPS

2009 (Adelaide) Alicia Bernardo

2010 (Brisbane) Teneille Butcher Emma Philippe Carly Trewin

Emily Udilijak Shakeel Alexander

2011 (Sydney) Mitchell Dobson Lee Zimoch

2012 (Tasmania) Callum Corbett

2013 (ACT) Anika Gosling Katherine Bennett Kiarra Nazaroff

U15 NATIONAL MULTI EVENT CHAMPIONSHIPS

2009 (Adelaide) Loughlyn Webb

2010 (Brisbane) Ashleigh Germain Terrell McKenzie

2011 (Sydney) Rebekah Newton

2013 (ACT) Alanah Yukich Mitchell Dobson

U14 & U15 INTERNATIONAL STATE TEAM

2009 (Kula Lumpur) Andrea Hahn Amy Wolton Alex Stribbling

Terrell McKenzie Ashleigh Germain Cruz Hogan

Loughlyn Webb

2010 (Singapore) Jason McAneny Alicia Bernado Sheriece Issacs

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Terrell McKenzie Ashleigh Germain Lauren Plati

Sarah Eccles Emily Pearce

2011 (Kuala Lumpur) Rebekah Newton Tarinah Nazaroff Carly Trewin

Emily Udilijak Alicia Bernardo Stephen Clough

2012 (Singapore) Dayna Adam Stephen Clough Jade Knott

Rebecca Mann Carly Trewin Alanah Yukich

2013 (Kula Lumpur) Alanah Yukich Joanna Maynard Mitchell Lees

Rhiana Pocsidio

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN STATE RECORDS – HELD BY KINGSWAY

ATHLETES

UNDER 8 Boys 70m ** Alan Nowrojee 10.1s 1981

100m ** Ryan Chapman 14.5s 1990

200m ** Alan Nowrojee 30.3s 1981

UNDER 9 Boys 700m Walk ** Lachlan Walker 3.19.7s 2002 (ABP)

UNDER 10 Boys: 1100m Walk Joel Ashman 5m.26.3s 2003

Shot Put Logan Foley 11.80m 2012

Girls: 70m ** Sharon Flanagan 9.7s 1979

100m Sharon Flanagan 13.6s 1979

High Jump ** Rachael Duggan 1.37m 1995

60m Hurdles Tahlee McVee 10.04s 2013

UNDER 11 Boys: Shot Put Liam Gartlan 13.26m 2012

Girls: 60m Hurdles Krystina Hajnisz 9.5s 1995

1500m Walk** Peta Kennedy 7m.43.8s 1980

High Jump ** Ashlee Rayson 1.45m 1999

Shot Put Lauren Bettini 12.56m 1997

UNDER 12 Boys: 1500m Walk Stuart Walker 7m.02.9s 1999

60m Hurdles Cody Wilks 9.2s 2005

Callum Corbett 9.2s 2011

100m Lachlan Walker 12.4s 2005

UNDER 13 Boys: 60m Hurdles Callum Corbett 12.0s 2012

UNDER 14 Boys: 1500m Walk Stuart Walker 6m.28.5s 2001

Shot Put 4kg** Justin Wood 14.96m 2002

90m Hurdles Cody Wilks 12.0s 2007

Girls: Triple Jump Rachael Duggan 11.66m 1999

UNDER 15 Boys Long Jump Jordon Dobson 7.07m 2008

Girls: High Jump Rachael Duggan 1.71m 2000

Discus Lauren Bettini 43.29m 2001

90m Hurdles Brianna Beahan 12.6s 2007

200m Hurdles Alanah Yukich 26.89 2013

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UNDER 16 Boys: 100m Brett Eaton 10.8s 2000

200m Jordon Dobson 22.2s 2009

400m Hayden Yates 49.4 2009

800m Hayden Yates 1m.58.5s 2009

Shot Put Jordon Dobson 17.95m 2009

Triple Jump Jeremy Andrews 14.09 2009

Girls: 800m Tarinah Nazaroff 2.18.51s 2013

1500m Tarinah Nazaroff 4.42.59s 2013

UNDER 17 Boys: 100m Brett Eaton 10.7s 2001

Jordon Dobson 10.7s 2010

200m Brett Eaton 22.0s 2001

Jordon Dobson 22.0s 2010

400m Brett Eaton 48.7s 2001

110m Hurdles Jordon Dobson 13.6s 2010

Girls: Long Jump Lauren Brophy 5.56m 2008

400m Rebekah Newton 57.16s 2013

** Denotes events that are no Longer State Championship events for the respective age groups.

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RELAYS (TRACKS)

UNDER 15 4 X 400m Mark Purcell 3.34.7s 1999 (ABP)

BOYS

Alex Hughes

Nicolas Clark

David Brown

Adam Purcell (Res)

UNDER 17 4 X 100m Hayden Yates 44.5s 2009

BOYS

Jordan Dobson

Lachlan Walker

Jeremy Andrews

Kaden Pool

UNDER 17 4 X 400m Hayden Yates 3.28.0s 2009

BOYS

Jordan Dobson

Lachlan Walker

Jeremy Andrews

Kaden Pool

UNDER 17 4 X 400m Kellie Maree Gibson 3.58.64s 2012

GIRLS

Rebekah Newton

Tarinah Nazaroff

Caitlin Doeglas

Ashleigh Powell

RELAYS (FIELD):

UNDER 10 Cody Wilkes 1665pts 2002

BOYS Bryan Reyes

Mitchell Lewis

UNDER 12 Liam Gartlan 2428 pts 2012

BOYS William Newman

UNDER 13 Carly Trewin 2133 pts 2010

GIRLS Tenielle Butcher

Dayna Adam

UNDER 17 Zachery Born 3138 pts 2012

BOYS Adam Baker

ABP: Australian Best Performance

STATE MULTI EVENTS

UNDER 17 Rebekah Newton 3076 pts 2012

GIRLS

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KINGSWAY LITTLE ATHLETICS – CENTRE RECORDS

BOYS GIRLS

60m Mini Hurdles

U7 Mateen Alexander LAN 2006 11.30 Corie Parmenter EBK 2006 11.20

60m Hurdles

U8 Wade Dobson WDV 1996 11.30 Corie Parmenter EBK 2006 11.20

U9 Jack Bodle BAL 2006 10.40 Tahlee McVee BAL 2012 10.80

U10 Oliver Saare WDV 1998 10.60 Tahlee McVee BAL 2013 10.60

U11 Callum Corbett GW 2010 9.70 Krystyna Hajnisz WDV 1994 10.40

Ashlee Rayson CR 1999 10.40

Kenna Stables CR 2005 10.40

U12 Cody Wilks CR 2005 9.40 Rachael Duggan CR 1997 10.30

Lauren Bettini WDV 1997 10.30

Ashlee Rayson CR 1999 10.30

80m Hurdles

U13 Cody Wilks CR 2006 12.40 Ashlee Rayson CR 2000 13.50

U14 Brianna Beahan CR 2005 13.30

90m Hurdles

U14 Ryan Leckie BAL 2006 12.40

U15 Brianna Beahan CR 2006 13.40

U16 Emily Udiljak WDV 2012 14.29

100m Hurdles

U15 Ryan Purcell WDV 1998 13.60

U16 Warwick Cregan KSY 1999 13.30

U17 Monique Briard LAN 2009 16.50

110m Hurdles

U17 Zac Gray WDV 2006 14.30 -

200m Hurdles

U13 Travis Castagna WAN 2004 27.50 Emily Udiljak WDV 2010 30.50

U14 Ryan Leckie BAL 2006 26.80 Ashleigh Germain WDV 2009 29.80

U15 Jordan Dobson BAL 2007 25.50 Ashleigh Germain LAN 2009 29.20

U16 Jordan Dobson BAL 2009 25.20 Emma Phillipe GW 2012 28.42

U17 Zac Gray WDV 2006 24.70 Rebekah Newton EBK 2012 29.42

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70M

U7 Alan Nowrojee GW 1980 11.50 Savannah Zwickl WAN 1992 11.70

Brett Baldock GW 1983 11.50

U8 Daniel Hall CR 1991 10.50 Louise Pooter GW 1984 10.80

Joshua Poliwka WDV 1991 10.50

U9 Grigor Haas WAN 1987 10.10 Kylie Vallence GW 1985 10.70

U10 Jamie Thompson CR 1991 9.90 Sarah Flanagan CR 1979 10.00

Ryan Purcell WDV 1993 9.90

100M

U7 Ryan Purcell WDV 1990 16.10 Savannah Zwickl WAN 1993 17.00

U8 Alan Nowrojee GW 1980 15.00 Louise Pooter GW 1984 15.10

U9 David Clover GW 1985 14.40 Kylie Vallence GW 1985 14.90

U10 C. Thorpe WAN 1985 14.00 Sarah Flanagan CR 1978 13.90

U11 Alan Nowrojee GW 1984 13.40 Nicole Korver WAN 2001 13.90

U12 Cody Wilks CR 2005 13.00 Nicole Korver WAN 2002 13.50

U13 Dean Mayvis BAL 1995 12.60 Helen Bailey WDV 1988 13.10

U14 Alex Hughes WDV 1998 11.80 Michelle Tobin WAN 1990 12.90

Brianna Beahan CR 2006 12.90

U15 Brett Eaton KSY 1998 11.50 Ruth Beckham GW 1994 12.50

U16 Brett Eaton KSY 1999 11.20 Kellie Maree Gibson EBK 2011 12.90

U17 Brett Eaton KSY 2000 11.10 Rebekah Newton EBK 2012 13.09

200M

U7 Alan Nowrojee GW 1980 32.00 Sarah Eamer WDV 1992 35.70

U8 Phillip Haas WAN 1987 31.70 Louise Pooter GW 1984 32.50

U9 Grigor Haas WAN 1987 30.80 Kylie Vallence GW 1985 31.40

Tony McDermott WDV 1992 30.80

U10 C. Thorpe WAN 1985 29.10 Sarah Flanagan CR 1978 29.80

David Clover GW 1987 29.10

U11 Lachlan Walker GW 2004 28.40 Sarah Flanagan CR 1979 29.30

U12 Dean Mayvis BAL 1995 26.50 Katrina McKiernan GW 1995 28.00

U13 Alex Hughes WDV 1998 25.70 Krystyna Hajnisz WDV 1997 26.20

U14 Dean Mayvis BAL 1997 24.00 Michelle Tobin WAN 1989 26.50

U15 Jordan Dobson BAL 2007 23.40 Ruth Beckham GW 1994 25.90

U16 Brett Eaton KSY 2000 23.40 Rebekah Newton EBK 2011 26.60

U17 Brett Eaton KSY 2001 22.60 Rebekah Newton EBK 2013 26.26

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400M

U9 Adriaan Duvenhage EBK 2012 1.13.6 Tahlee McVee BAL 2011 1.20.3

U10 Shakeel Alexander LAN 2006 1.07.7 Sarah Jamieson GW 1985 1.09.7

U11 Shakeel Alexander LAN 2007 1.03.9 Joanna Stannard GW 1999 1.07.5

U12 Cody Wilks CR 2005 1.01.0 Sarah Flanagan CR 1981 1.04.5

U13 Jeremy Andrews BAL 2006 59.4 Joanne Stannard GW 2000 1.02.7

U14 Dean Mayvis BAL 1997 56.2 Lauren Hands CR 2005 1.01.6

U15 David Brown BAL 1999 53.2 Kylie Wheeler GW 1995 1.00.9

Emma Philippe GW 2012 1.00.9

U16 Jeremy Andrews BAL 2009 51.7 Rebekah Newton EBK 2011 58.2

U17 Timothy Elvidge WDV 2006 52.2 Rebekah Newton EBK 2012 57.96

800M

U9 Lachlan Walker GW 2002 2.47.1 Emma Phillipe GW 2006 2.54.4

U10 Shakeel Alexander LAN 2006 2.38.6 Emma Phillipe GW 2006 2.46.9

U11 Shakeel Alexander LAN 2007 2.31.0 Barbara Woodbine WAN 1981 2.37.5

U12 Shakeel Alexander LAN 2008 2.27.8 Annette Fuller WAN 1981 2.34.3

U13 Christian Bibby GW 1990 2.21.9 Jessica Rosano WDV 2003 2.26.9

U14 Peter Mondello WDV 2003 2.09.4 Emma Phillipe GW 2011 2.26.6

U15 Joshua Tedesco WAN 2006 2.09.3 Emma Phillipe GW 2012 2.24.0

U16 Peter Mondello WDV 2004 2.03.9 Tarinah Nazaroff WAN 2012 2.23.4

U17 Alex Stribbling LAN 2011 2.08.1 Rebekah Newton EBK 2012 2.26.3

1500M

U11 Lindsey McGregor BAL 1991 5.13.9 Barbara Woodbine WAN 1981 5.27.8

U12 Wayne Duke BAL 1993 5.03.3 Emma Phillipe GW 2008 5.19.8

U13 Neil Westhead CR 1990 4.59.0 Tarinah Nazaroff LAN 2010 5.03.4

Wayne Duke BAL 1994 4.59.0

U14 Neil Westhead CR 1992 4.38.5 Carrie Scott CR 1993 5.00.1

U15 Neil Westhead CR 1993 4.35.0 Tarinah Nazaroff WAN 2012 4.49.6

U16 Joshua Tedesco WAN 2006 4.28.2 Tarinah Nazaroff WAN 2012 4.59.6

U17 Blair Bertocchi WDV 2011 4.28.8 Rebekah Newton EBK 2012 5.40.0

700m Walk

U9 Lachlan Walker GW 2002 3.34.9 Abby Roddy LAN 2004 3.38.3

1100m Walk

U10 Stuart Walker GW 1996 5.38.2 Amy Roddy BAL 2000 5.50.6

U11 Stuart Walker GW 1997 5.26.7 Andrea Hahn BAL 2005 5.50.4

1500m Walk

U12 Stuart Walker GW 1999 7.37.1 Aleisha Roddy BAL 2000 7.31.1

U13 Stuart Walker GW 2000 7.05.1 Aleisha Roddy BAL 2001 6.59.9

U14 Stuart Walker GW 2001 6.41.6 Tegan McNeeney WAN 2001 7.14.8

U15 Stuart Walker GW 2002 6.38.1 Amanda Balding GW 1991 7.25.4

U16 Mark Sheehan CR 2004 6.52.4 Morgan Dobson BAL 2011 9.21.8(I/R)

U17 Mark Sheehan CR 2005 6.30.0 Andrea Hahn WAN 2011 7.49.8

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High Jump

U9 Noah Farrow WDV 2012 1.13 Tahlee McVee BAL 2011 1.13

U10 Zachery Born WDV 2006 1.24 Tahlee McVee BAL 2013 1.22

U11 Logan Foley WAN 2013 1.32 Heather Stannard GW 2000 1.28

U12 Kalin Foley WAN 2011 1.47 Rachael Duggan CR 1997 1.50

Jenna Lebrasse WDV 1999 1.50

U13 Bradley Shaw WDV 2003 1.65 Rachael Duggan CR 1997 1.52

Alex Kirk BAL 2000 1.52

Taryn Ditewig BAL 2012 1.52

U14 Jeremy Andrews BAL 2006 1.75 Taryn Ditewig BAL 2013 1.60

U15 Lee Zimoch LAN 2013 1.80 Rachael Duggan CR 2000 1.66

U16 Stephen Clough WDV 2013 1.86 Emilee Bodle BAL 2012 1.50

U17 Adam Librizzi GW 2009 1.89 Kellie Maree Gibson EBK 2013 1.62

Triple Jump

U10 Zachery Born WDV 2006 9.09 Tahlee McVee BAL 2013 9.15

U11 Zachery Born WDV 2006 9.79 Toni Cole BAL 2001 9.17

U12 Lachlan Walker GW 2004 10.68 Rachael Duggan CR 1997 10.26

U13 Jeremy Andrews BAL 2006 11.36 Toni Cole BAL 2003 11.58

U14 Jeremy Andrews BAL 2006 12.37 Rachael Duggan CR 1999 11.32

U15 Jeremy Andrews BAL 2007 13.15 Rachael Duggan CR 2000 11.63

U16 Stephen Clough WDV 2013 13.27 Rachael Duggan CR 2001 11.24

U17 Zac Gray WDV 2006 13.65 Lauren Brophy WDV 2007 11.35

Long Jump

U7 Mateen Alexander LAN 2006 3.49 Kylie Vallence GW 1983 3.30

U8 Grigor Haas WAN 1985 3.99 Caitlin Rumac LAN 2006 3.67

U9 Terrell McKenzie BAL 2004 4.18 Tahlee McVee BAL 2012 4.02

U10 Zachery Born WDV 2006 4.54 Tahlee McVee BAL 2013 4.37

U11 Jordan Dobson BAL 2004 4.80 Nicole Korver WAN 2001 4.61

U12 Lachlan Walker GW 2005 5.18 Savannah Zwickl WAN 1998 4.86

U13 Alex Hughes WDV 1997 5.65 Laura Juliff CR 2001 5.14

U14 Bradley Shaw WDV 2004 6.08 Ruth Beckham GW 1994 5.34

U15 Jordan Dobson BAL 2007 6.75 Larissa Perry CR 2004 5.52

U16 Matthew Lambert WDV 2001 6.71 Rachael Duggan CR 2001 5.57

U17 Matthew Lambert WDV 2003 7.28 Lauren Brophy WDV 2007 5.48

Shot Put

U7 Taj Smith WDV 2013 8.17 Kasey Walker GW 2010 5.47

U8 Mitchell Dobson BAL 2006 7.98 Brooke Sharrett BAL 2006 6.96

U9 Aaron Johnston WAN 1992 9.53 Manuella Paul GW 2006 7.32

U10 Justin Wood CR 1998 10.53 Lauren Bettini WDV 1995 9.25

U11 Justin Wood CR 1999 12.83 Lauren Bettini WDV 1997 11.55

U12 Liam Gartlan LAN 2013 12.74 Lauren Bettini WDV 1998 13.97

U13 Justin Wood CR 2001 14.43 Lauren Bettini WDV 1999 12.09

U14 Hemi Peters LAN 2013 12.34 Melissa Delich WAN 1994 12.85

U15 Jordan Dobson BAL 2007 16.34 Melissa Delich WAN 1995 13.38

U16 Jordan Dobson BAL 2009 17.88 Carly Trewin LAN 2012 10.56

U17 Jordan Dobson BAL 2009 15.66 Lauren Platti LAN 2013 10.25

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Discus

U7 Logan Foley WAN 2009 22.74 Savannah Zwickl WAN 1992 16.64

U8 Logan Foley WAN 2010 23.61 Savannah Zwickl WAN 1994 19.58

U9 Terrell McKenzie BAL 2004 31.12 Savannah Zwickl WAN 1995 25.10

U10 Terrell McKenzie BAL 2005 34.79 Savannah Zwickl WAN 1996 32.20

U11 Logan Foley WAN 2013 34.99 Lauren Bettini WDV 1997 31.36

U12 Cody Wilks CR 2005 42.23 Lauren Bettini WDV 1998 36.74

U13 Cody Wilks CR 2006 39.85 Lauren Bettini WDV 1998 38.30

U14 Chris Oakes CR 1984 50.03 Lauren Bettini WDV 2000 36.12

U15 Jordan Dobson BAL 2007 49.26 Lauren Bettini GOL 2001 39.58

U16 Justin Wood CR 2004 52.08 Tenielle Butcher BAL 2012 29.41

U17 Jordan Dobson BAL 2010 44.27 Kellie Maree Gibson EBK 2012 28.07

Javelin

U7 Logan Foley WAN 2008 19.85 Danielle Wright EBK 2012 12.91

U8 Logan Foley WAN 2009 26.98 Toni McMullen GW 2000 17.37

U9 Ryan Maldenis GOL 2000 29.81 Manuella Paul GW 2006 19.17

U10 David Clover GW 1987 33.43 Andrea Hahn BAL 2004 25.04

U11 Terrell McKenzie BAL 2006 38.30 Andrea Hahn BAL 2005 30.68

U12 Cruz Hogan WDV 2006 40.16 Cony Macri GW 2004 34.71

U13 Ryan Ward BAL 1997 41.98 Cony Macri GW 2006 39.40

U14 Justin Wood CR 2002 48.26 Melanie Doeglas BAL 2012 28.74

U15 Jordan Dobson BAL 2007 53.28 Manuella Paul GW 2012 26.11

U16 Cruz Hogan WDV 2009 58.70 Carly Trewin LAN 2012 31.21

U17 Cruz Hogan WDV 2010 61.20 Caitlin Doeglas BAL 2013 24.15

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LITTLE ATHLETICS – OLD CENTRE RECORDS

(Events No Longer Undertaken)

60 Metre Hurdles (45cm-5 Flights)

U7 J Dullard GW 81 11.8 U7 Kylie Vallence GW 83 12.5

U8 David Clover GW 85 10.6 U8 Louise Pooter GW 84 10.8

U9 Chris Oakes CR 82 10.3 U9 Kylie Wheeler GW 88 10.7

60 Metre Hurdles (60cm-5 Flights)

U10 Ryan Purcell WDV 92 10.4 U10 C Hales CR 78 10.5

U11 P Pope GW 79 9.7 U11 Rebecca Farmer BAL 84 10.5

Kylie Wheeler GW 91 10.5

U12 Alan Nowrojee GW 84 9.7 U12 Annette Fuller WAN 81 10.2

U13 Bernie L’ecluse CR 82 9.7 U13 Sarah Flanagan CR 81 10.2

U14 Bernie L’ecluse CR 82 9.2 U14 S Morris WAN 83 10.2

90 Metre Hurdles (76cm - 9 Flights)

U14 Kylie Wheeler GW 93 14.0

100 Metre Hurdles (76cm - 10 Flights)

U14 G Nowrojee GW 85 17.5 U14 M Frenchman GW 85 18.1

U15 A Ball WAN 85 18.4

U16 Jayne Cruttenden WDV 98 17.0

60 Metres

U7 Ryan Purcell WDV 90 9.8 U7 Savannah Zwickl WAN 93 10.3

400 Metres

U7 Alan Nowrojee GW 80 1.21.8 U7 Kylie Kvesich WAN 81 1.26.6

U8 Alan Nowrojee GW 81 1.15.9 U8 T Galea WAN 84 1.19.8

U9 David Clover GW 86 1.11.9 U9 Emma McLeod GW 83 1.14.7

300 Metres Walk

U7 Lucien Canalella GW 89 1.37.5 U7 Lauren Brown BAL 90 1.47.4

400 Metres Walk

U7 A Jacobs GW 84 2.54.0 U7 K Tuck WAN 84 2.52.5

500 Metres Walk

U7 S Peatony GW 81 3.12.0 U7 Sarah Johnson WAN 81 3.10.2

U8 Lucien Canalella GW 90 2.44.7 U8 Leah Scott CR 90 2.34.2

700 Metres Walk

U10 Marcus Canalella WAN 91 3.32.8 U10 Julieanne Kent GW 91 3.40.3

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1500 Metres Walk

U11 Ryan Murtha GW 89 8.27.7 U11 Peta Kennedy WAN 80 8.06.8

High Jump (Fosby Flop)

U10 Chris Oakes CR 82 1.30 U10 Rachael Duggan CR 95 1.32

U11 Michael Bogdanis GW 88 1.38 U11 Rachael Duggan CR 96 1.45

Triple Jump (1 metre mat)

U9 Alan Nowrojee GW 81 8.67 U9 Kylie Wheeler GW 88 8.12

U10 Alan Nowrojee GW 82 9.45 U10 Kylie Vallance GW 86 8.85

U11 Jason Allen GW 83 10.39 U11 Rachael Duggan CR 96 9.17

U12 Allen Nowrojee GW 84 11.00 U12 Kylie Wheeler GW 92 9.71

Long Jump (1 metre mat)

U10 Alan Nowrojee GW 83 4.55 U10 C Hales CR 80 4.28

U11 Marcus Wolf GW 90 4.82 U11 Rachael Duggan CR 96 4.48

U12 Alan Nowrojee GW 84 5.20 U12 Katrina McKiernan GW 96 4.91

Wooden Javelin

U7 Mark Sheehan CR 95 17.10 U7 Lauren Beaney BAL 93 12.24

Javelin (400gm)

U7 Kory Ketteringham BAL 97 13.10 U7 Tamara Wood CR 98 10.40

U8 David Brownlie WDV 92 21.64 U8 Kirsty

Zaharopoulos

CR 94 13.80

U9 Chris Oakes CR 82 25.16 U9 Lauren Beaney BAL 95 20.50

Javelin (600gm)

U13 Melissa Delich WAN 93 30.90

U14 Cony Macri GW 06 37.95

U15 Cony Macri GW 07 42.10

U16 Ryan Stokoe KSY 99 47.78 U16 Cony Macri GW 08 38.75

U17 Ben Newman KSY 00 47.52 U17 Michelle Korol KSY 02 35.76

Shot Put (1.5 Kg)

U7 Logan Foley WAN 09 6.69 U7 Savannah Zwickl WAN 93 5.32

Shot Put (3 Kg)

U11 Benjamin Burns WDV 87 9.14

Shot Put (4 Kg)

U14 Justin Wood CR 02 15.71

U16 Cony Macri GW 08 9.78

U17 Alise Gavranich WDV 11 10.00

Discus (1Kg)

U13 Melissa Delich WAN 93 28.72

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CENTRE CHAMPIONSHIPS – ENTRY FORM

KINGSWAY LITTLE ATHLETICS CENTRE

ENTRY FORM

(Original)

CENTRE CHAMPIONSHIPS

SATURDAY 15th

& 22nd

FEBRUARY, 2014

COMMENCING AT 7.30AM

NAME ..................................................................... REGISTRATION No......................................

AGE GROUP............................ BOY/GIRL CLUB.............................................................

ONLY SIX EVENTS MAY BE CONTESTED DURING THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

WITH A MAXIMUM OF FOUR EVENTS ON ANY ONE DAY

Note: Full championships rules apply to these championships including calls for events.

Please enter me in the following events:

PROGRAMME ONE PROGRAMME TWO

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Late entries and changes to the athlete’s events on the day will not be considered for fairness to all athletes.

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WALA INTRODUCTION TO COACHING COURSES

DATE: SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER

VENUE: Ridgewood LAC — Ridgewood Oval – Cnr Hester Ave & Ridgewood Blvd, Ridgewood

TIMES: 8.30am to 2:00pm

DATE: SUNDAY 27th OCTOBER

VENUE: Kwinana LAC — Wellard Oval — Wellard Road, Wellard

TIMES: 8.30am to 2:00pm

DATE: SUNDAY 3rd NOVEMBER

VENUE: Gosnells LAC — Langford Sporting Complex — Langford Avenue, Langford

TIMES: 8.30am to 2:00pm

WA LITTLE ATHLETICS ASSISTED "CLUB COACHING COURSES" (TRIPLE C) DATE: SUNDAY 10

TH NOVEMBER & SUNDAY 24

TH NOVEMBER

TIME 8.30am to 4.30pm VENUE: Rockingham LAC – Hourglass Reserve — Murchison Drive — Cooloongup

DATE: SATURDAY 16

TH NOVEMBER & SUNDAY 17

TH NOVEMBER

TIME: 8.30am to 4.30pm VENUE: Hamersley LAC – Charles Riley Reserve — Wendling Road — North Beach

SPECIAL CLINICS LONG JUMP & TRIPLEJUMP CLINIC DATE: SATURDAY 26

TH OCTOBER

TIME: 12:30pm to 1:30pm VENUE: Kingsway LAC – Kingsway Sporting Complex — Hartman Drive — Madeley LONG JUMP & TRIPLEJUMP CLINIC DATE: SATURDAY 2

ND NOVEMBER

TIME: 12.30pm to 1.30pm

VENUE: Peel LAC – Rushton Park — North Mandurah

SHOT PUT & DISCUS CLINIC

DATE: SATURDAY 16TH

NOVEMBER

TIME: 1.00PM TO 2.00PM

VENUE: Rockingham LAC – Hourglass Reserve — Murchison Drive — Cooloongup

These Courses are NOT for athletes they are intended for parents and coaches to gain knowledge on coaching from

accredited coaches.

If you have any queries please contact the office on 9388 2339.

Registration forms are available through your Centre or from the WALA office.

DEBBIE JANKATA - OFFICER FOR COACHES ACCREDITATION & EDUCATION