Caloundra Little Athletics Yearbook 2013-2014
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Caloundra Little Athletics would like to thank our Major Sponsors Princes
Major Supporters Mark McArdle MP Mandrake Accounting Services CLAC Gold Sponsors
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Welcome to Little Athletics This handbook is a guide to explain and answer questions frequently asked about our Caloundra Little Athletics Club. It also contains information about further opportunities available through Little Athletics Queensland. Little Athletics is a national organisation catering for over 80,000 children in all States and Territories of Australia. Little Athletics Queensland (LAQ) is a member of the Association of Australian Little Athletics. It successfully caters for all children from the inexperienced participant who wants to learn and have fun while practicing their athletic skills, to the more talented athlete that is looking for competitive experience and opportunities to develop their athletics by state level competitions; selection into the Under 13 State Team, National Under 15 Camp and/or the New Zealand Development Tour.
It also provides opportunities for parents. Those who have an interest in athletics can attend various Officiating and Coaching Courses to achieve Officiating and Coaching Certificates. Or they can join the committee and learn management and organisational skills. Older children/siblings or ones with less interest in competing are also supported through our CAPS Program. These children are guided through a series of Steps, which allow them to and develop confidence and leadership and attain Certificates in areas such as First Aid; Officiating; and Coaching.
Family, Fun and Fitness Little Athletics is a Family activity in which children learn the basic skills of running, jumping and throwing. Parents are expected to be involved with their children in this family activity but in doing so they learn new skills and share knowledge and find the overall experience rewarding.
Little Athletics is a Fun activity. All children from Tiny tots to 17 years regardless of ability are encouraged to participate. Personal improvement overshadows competitive results. Our centre provides friendly competitions on Friday nights and training/coaching during the week. By joining in these activities your child will make new friends and learn how to do all the events correctly, while still having lots of fun.
Little Athletics is a Fitness activity. From simple warm-up exercises, which precede each meeting and each training session to the actual running, jumping and throwing events. All little athletics activities are designed to help improve your child’s fitness and well-being.
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Communication
Keeping informed within CLAC Wet Weather
Please check the Caloundra Little Athletics website or our Facebook page for updates on wet weather cancellations. Competition cancellation will be posted prior to 4.00pm if decision can be made by this time. Every effort will be made to run the night and if possible we will revert to a modified wet weather program.
Website www.littleaths.org.au Facebook
Search and Like the Caloundra Little Athletics page for regular updates.
Newsletter
A weekly newsletter will be distributed at the clubhouse on Friday nights. It contains club news, records and upcoming events and the friday night Program. Newsletters (past and current) will also be able to view on our website.
Noticeboard
Check notice board located near the Canteen for weekly updates and upcoming events.
Friday Night Announcements
Before the commencement of the Friday night competition, important announcements will be presented to athletes, parents and guardians.
Club Meetings
Club committee meetings are usually held on the first Monday of each month at 6.00pm at the Caloundra RSL meeting rooms. All parents are welcome to attend and we look forward to new ideas and input from everyone.
How to contact CLAC Club Mobile Phone 0429888210
cmcaloundra@littleaths.org.au For general enquires please email us at the above address. If you would like to email a particular Committee Member, please use this email address and address it to the individual Committee Member concerned.
Postal Address Caloundra Little Athletics P.O.BOX 156 Caloundra QLD 4551
How to contact Little Athletics Queensland 15 Orontes Road, Yeronga QLD 4104 Web: www.laq.org.au Facebook: Like the Little Athletics-Queensland page Phone: (07) 3255-9436 or 1300-559-436 Fax: (07) 3255-9438
Postal Address: PO Box 6037, Fairfield Gardens QLD 4103 Email: info@qlaa.asn.au
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Committee 2014
Who’s that in the blue shirts? Center Manager Peter Haig
Assistant Center Manager Cameron Cashin
Team Manager Christine Case
Treasurer Angie Clues
Tiny Tots Co-ordinator Cameron & Katie Cashin
Registrar Jenny Haig
Newsletter Convener Abbie Davie
Secretary Linda Wulff
Coaching Co-ordinator Kathy Herbert
Canteen Kate Maoate Sherie Green
Uniforms Anna Reynolds Kelly Davis
Parent Liason Officer Set Up Equipment Officer
Other Committee Postitions
Christine Case Aaron Watson Greg Lehmann
Cameron Cashin
Friday Night Sheet Co-ordinator
Christine Case
Chief Age Recorder
Christine Case
Awards Co-ordinator
Gina Nalder
Social Officer
Anna Reynolds
Publicity Officer
Lorraine Lehmann
Fundraising/Grants Officer
Rob Herbert
Website Management
Angie Clues
Grounds Person
Alan Moore Shane Pasterfield
General Committee
Keith Heness Jason Maoate Paul Clues
Annually at the presentation night a new committee of volunteers are elected to run the Caloundra Little Athletics Club. We have no paid employees. It requires an enormous amount of organisation and time but is also very rewarding. The committee requires and appreciates as much parental support as possible. We would like to thank those named above and others in non-committee roles who have volunteered to assist for this season. Without you we would have no club for our children.
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Center Managers Report
Hello to all athletes, parents and friends, my name is Peter Haig and this will be first year as the Centre Manager, however I have been involved with CLAC for the past 11 years as a parent, helper and committee member. For our returning athletes and parents, you probably know me best as the starter on the outside track. We hope this 2014/2015 season will be enjoyable and full of fun for our athletes, parents and committee members. To all our new and returning members, a very warm welcome, I look forward to meeting and talking with you all throughout the season. My wife, Jenny and I first became involved with Caloundra Little Athletics when our daughter Jessica, who was 6, had a great time at her primary school athletics day. A passing chat with one of the teachers who was involved with the club led us down to the field where we signed up Jessica and her big sister Cathy whilst Callum, then 2 years of age was in and out of his pram all night. We had a great time and embraced the social interaction with the kids, parents and the committee. Little Athletics policy of Family, Fun and Fitness covers all the aspects of the nights activities. We need to always focus on each athlete’s goal on improvement and many of the most memorable performances I have seen have not come from the winners of the events, but those that put there all in to improve on their previous performances and beat those elusive PB’s. As the athletes get older, other avenues can open up at the U13 age group, firstly, the Sunshine Coast LA Clubs are looking at having a number of Seniors night where athletes can get together at a venue to compete and socialise together which will be a great development. Also, once in the U13 age group our athletes can gain dual membership with QLD Athletics (QA) which is provided free of charge and qualifies them to compete at QA events. Jessica, now an U20 at QA level has now gone on to represent Australia through this program and Callum, now an U14 athlete, hardly ever goes back into his pram! Unfortunately with my work commitments, I will occasionally be away for Friday nights but will be covered by our Assistant Centre Manager, Cam Cashin and our immediate past Centre Manager, Rob Herbert. Our club nights get under way at 5.15pm on Fridays, when I have a quick chat to everyone regarding any club news and any upcoming events. For our Club Nights to run smoothly and successfully we need and encourage families assistance and participation. It is a club requirement for parents/guardians to stay on the grounds so please offer assistance and get involved with us. The kids really love it when we all get involved. Guardians and families can be involved with their child/rens age group in a number of ways. i.e.- coming early to help set up for the evening, age recording your child’s group, assisting with this by measuring, collecting throwing implements, time keeping, place getting and off the field helping out at the canteen and BBQ. Other assistance can be provided out of competition hours helping with the field maintenance with mowing and line marking help always welcomed. *Don’t forget to sign your name in your child/children’s folder so that you record your points for refund of the family levy at the end of the season.
Towards the beginning of the season we will be offering a 1 day ‘D grade’ officials course which is fantastic course to parents and guardians to learn the basic rules about little athletics, techniques, measuring rules etc. Updates about the course will be advised closer to the date. I would like to thank our major sponsors for this seasonCaloundra RSL, Caloundra Bendigo Bank and Princes’ Supa IGA Caloundra. Thanks also to The Athletes Foot Caloundra, Mandrake Business Service and Mark McArdles office, as well as those kind local business who donate achievement awards to our athletes each week. This season CLAC would like to also thank our Club Gold Member Sponsors; – Reitsma, Sunstate Jewellers, CR Rail, Integral Homes, Australian Financial Advisers and Stockdale & Leggo. The funds raised from our Club Member sponsors have been used to produce our season’s Yearbook, so thank you to for your support. CLAC committee are striving towards building our own Clubhouse. Fundraising and grant applications will be a major factor to the success of our ‘dream’. If you can assist with any area please speak with any committee member. Lastly, a big thank you to our returning and new committee members who have already been hard at work doing all the preparation work for the new season – your all wonderful and a pleasure to work & laugh with whilst get the job done! This year sees our Caloundra club celebrating 30 years so hoping it will be our best season yet. Remember our little athletics moto of, ‘Family, Fun and Fitness’, get involved, it’s far more rewarding as parents and guardians, even Grandparents have a ball when they come down to watch their grandchildren compete.
Regards, Peter Haig Centre Manager
Every Friday night is our competition night so all results are recorded and a copy given to your child to keep. At the end of competition on a Friday night, please stay back for a social chat and enjoy the best steak burgers and sausages on the coast.
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Our Story Caloundra Branch Little Athletics Inc. was formed at the end of 1983/84 season after several families who were travelling to Maroochy Centre decided it was time to establish a club in Caloundra. A meeting was called and chaired by Neil Thorburn at Moffat Beach, followed by a General Meeting and the committee was elected with Neil Thorburn as Centre Manager. The first season began in 1984/85 at Caloundra State Primary School on Saturday mornings. The first year’s registrations totalled 249 children. The second season, 1985/86, Caloundra hosted the Zone Intercentre Games at Caloundra High School oval. In its third year of operation, the club relocated to Caloundra High School for Saturday morning competition days. They remained there until 1994/95 where it was decided to relocate to Kawana Sports Complex on Friday night. That year the registrations again soared to 250 and the club hosted the Zone Intercentre Games. In 1995/96, the club returned to Caloundra State High School for Saturday morning competitions. In 1997/98, the club was forced to move to Saturday afternoon & numbers dropped to only 26 registered children.
After years of Under 15’s being the final year for our athletes, Queensland Little Athletics decided that from 2007/08 they would include Under 16’s and our first U16 athletes were Cindy Traves and Maddy Tolhurst Around 08/09 Season we saw the change from Zones to a new Sun Coast Region. This change increased the number of clubs with in our competition area considerably. 2009/10 saw the end of our deep fried food days, hot chips and Garlic Chicken balls were no more. Normal sized chocolate bar, potato chips and lollies were replaced by smaller serving sizes and healthier choices such as Steak Burgers with optional multigrain bread, Nacho’s and corn on the cob. With a desire for independence we moved out of the AFL clubhouse to run Friday nights from our shed in 2011/12. This was a tactical benefit for the canteen as the waft of cooked sausages and onions across the field increased sales immensely.
In 1998/99, a committed and conscientious committee decided the club needed to change the venue and compete on Friday nights to increase the registration numbers. After much discussion and negotiation, Caloundra Branch Little Athletics moved to Caloundra Rugby League Grounds, Gregory Street, Golden Beach and competed on Friday nights. The plan was to compete temporarily on the undersized main field until the second oval could be developed into a 400m track. The move was successful and the registrations increased to 130 children. Registrations continued to rise, with over 240 children registered in the 2000/2001 season. It was obvious that we needed more room and a proper sized 400m athletic track. The committee formed a sub-committee to investigate options available to the club. Various alternatives were investigated and eventually the committee decided to relocate to the AFL grounds. The AFL grounds provided us with room to operate more field events and enough area for a surveyor certified 400m athletic track. Gary Nalder’s first year as Centre Manager in 2005/06 was a huge one for our club as we hosted not only our annual Carnival and Pentathlon but also the Zone Relays and Zone Inter-centre Games. All three events were extremely successful and the feed back from other clubs was that, ‘they were amazed by the huge volunteer support base’, that we had at our club. Also that year Queensland Little Athletics altered its sun safe policy and insisted all uniforms have collars and sleeves and so our unmistakable Fluoro Yellow and Blue uniform was born.
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We have now been at Carter Park (AFL grounds in the Winter season) for nearly 15 years and even with the advent of the University Club our numbers have still remained high at over 200 and last season 2013/14 we were heading towards 300. Over the last few years we’ve had a remarkable increase in the number of our athletes representing Caloundra at State Relays and Championships. Our team managers and coaches have to be commended for encouraging our athletes to be confident enough to compete at Regional competitions.
Many things have changed over the years but some things remain the same. Things like; • The Mozzie’s and Kookaburras. • Keith Heness, our Javelin and walks coach and official and the backbone of our club. • The inevitable rained out Friday nights, usually just before competition nominations close.
• Vicky from Athlete’s Foot, who is always there at our carnivals and Sign Ons. Supporting our club with her donation. • The smiles that Santa brings to the faces of our children and the parents at our annual Kawana Pool Christmas party. • And finally, the social and friendly atmosphere that our Caloundra club is renowned for.
Our Life Members Annette & Neil Thorburn (Founders of Caloundra Little Athletics) Keith Heness (2000/01) Shane Lee (2005/06) Peter Haig (2011/2012)
George Harvey Award Julie-Anne Heness (1997/98 – Awarded by QLAA)
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Club Patron Caloundra Little Athletics would like to welcome back for a fourth season
Councillor Tim Dwyer as our Club Patron. We were looking for a person of high standing in our community who has links to, or an interest in athletics or sport so were delighted when Tim accepted our invitation as our Club Patron. Tim’s position is an honorary one, and while the Patron has no formal role, they may informally represent or provide influential support for the Association, its interests and those of its Members and their athletes. Tim has accepted this role over a 3 year period and has already met many of our athletes and families at our past Presentation Nights and Open Days.
Honour Role Year
Centre Manager
Secretary
Treasurer
1984/85
Neil Thorburn
Alec Anderson
Lyn Irvine
1985/86
Neil Thorburn
Sandra Blackburn
Kay Dann
1986/87
Neil Thorburn
Sandra Blackburn
John Wells
1987/88
Neil Thorburn
Sandra Blackburn
John Wells
1988/89
Annette Thorburn
Margaret Thomas
John Wells
1989/90
Annette Thorburn
Margaret Thomas
Barbara Chaplin
1990/91
Annette Thorburn
Robyn Hodge
Glenda Hill
1991/92
Peter Boyd
Robyn Hodge
Luba O’Loughlin
1992/93
Peter Boyd
Robyn Hodge
Luba O’Loughlin
1993/94
Peter Boyd
Robyn Hodge
Dianne Jamieson
1994/95
Peter Boyd
Robyn Hodge
Dianne Jamieson
1995/96
Joanne Maxwell* Keith Heness
Bronwyn Hayter
Dianne Jamieson
1996/97
Keith Heness
Lesley Black
Sue Johnson
1997/98
Keith Heness
Jenny Robson
Gayle Stimson
1998/99
Liz Brewis Andrew Robson
Linda Sharma Jenny Robson
Maureen Gilliman Karen Peeke
1999/2000
Andrew Robson
Jenny Robson
Karen Peeke
2000/01
Shane Lee
Sue Brown
Karen Peeke
2001/02
Shane Lee
Sue Brown
Karen Peeke
2002/03
Shane Lee
Jay Holland
Karen Peeke
2003/04
Shane Lee
Leanne O’Rourke
Sue Haslam
2004/05
Shane Lee
Leanne O’Rourke
Sue Haslam
2005/06
Gary Nalder
Leanne O’Rourke
Sue Haslam
2006/07
Gary Nalder
Leanne O’Rourke
Sue Haslam
2007/08
Malcolm Nathan
Leanne O’Rourke
Sue Haslam
2008/09
Dona Shelly
Leanne O’Rourke
Evonne Walker
2009/10
Dona Shelly
Leanne O’Rourke
Janette Auerswald
2010/11
Scott Bradley
Julie Bradley
Janette Auerswald
2011/12
Scott Bradley
Linda Wulff
Shelley Smallman
2012/13
Rob Herbert
Linda Wulff
Angie Clues
2013/14
Rob Herbert
Linda Wulff
Angie Clues
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Weekly Competition Information Everything you need to know Caloundra Little Athletics (CLAC) competes on Friday nights through the summer season from September to March.
During this time important announcements regarding club news and any upcoming events will be made to the parents and guardians.
Warm up begins at 5.15pm and the night generally finishes between 7- 8pm.
The athletes after warm up line up behind their respective Age Group Trolley bags. The Age Recorders will then take them to their first event.
Athletes should arrive at least 10 minutes early to ensure competition commences on schedule. The completion time depends upon the program, the number of competing athlete’s and of course the number of volunteers. Tiny Tot’s usually complete their activities by 6.30 – 6.45pm All athletes need to warm up as this very important. Our favourite life member and wonderful coach Keith Heness, assisted by our senior athletes will take the athletes for their warm up and stretching.
On Friday nights all athletes from Under 6 to Under 17 will complete a 5 event program which varies each week on a rotational basis. In December each year we hold a Club Pentathlon and our Christmas party, which is a relaxing way to finish the 1st half of our season. Generally, we return to competition on the third Friday of January, after the Christmas break.
Important 2014/15 Season Dates to Remember
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EVENT
WHEN
WHERE
Sign On
Thursday 21st August 4-6pm
CLAC Oval
Sign On
Friday 22nd August 5-7pm
CLAC Oval (Free sausage sizzle)
Sign On
Friday 27th August 5-7pm
CLAC Oval (Free sausage sizzle)
1st Trial Night
Friday 5th September 5pm
CLAC Oval
Commencement Of Season
Friday 12th September 5pm
CLAC Oval
Introduction to Coaching Course
Saturday 18th October
GHDLA, Skippy Park, Landsborough
D and C Officials Course
Sunday 19th October 9am start
AFL Clubhouse, Caloundra
Sun Coast Regional Relays
Sat 8th & Sun 9th November
Maroochydore Little Athletics
Club Pentathlon
Friday 28th November
CLAC Oval
Caloundra Open Day
Saturday 6th December
CLAC Oval
LAQ State Relays
Saturday 13th December
SAF, Nathan Brisbane
Christmas Party
Saturday 20th December
Kawana Aquatic Centre
LAQ Summer Coaching Camp
January (dates to be advised)
Maranatha Camp, Yandina
Season Resumes After Christmas Break
Friday 16th January 2015
CLAC Oval
Sun Coast Regional Championships
Sat 7th & Sun 8th February
Caboolture Little Athletics
Final Night for the Season
Friday 13th March
CLAC Oval
LAQ State Championships
Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd March
Nathan, Brisbane
CLAC Presentation
Saturday 18th April
TBA
CLAC AGM
Monday 4th May
Caloundra RSL
Centre Rules
Program
• Children and spectators must check that the track is clear before crossing over. • Children and spectators must walk behind throwing circles. Shot puts and discuses can be lethal weapons. • The Javelin and Discus areas are “OUT OF BOUNDS” to all except the groups throwing and their officials. • Children must wear correct Centre Uniform and appropriate footwear to all Friday night competitions. • Spikes (U11 – U17) to be worn only during the permitted events; removed immediately after the events and must be carried in an appropriate bag. • No child is to use any of the equipment, at any time, unless supervised by a responsible adult. • No child is allowed to play on the High Jump mats. • Swearing and displays of bad sportsmanship are not permitted. • No smoking or alcohol allowed inside the track and field arena. • Refer any problems concerning the behaviour of children to the Centre Manager.
There are clear LAQ guidelines and rules for the Competition program, which are there to protect the little athlete from injury.
These rules are designed for the safety and wellbeing of everyone:
Our program will be displayed in the newsletter each week and on our website.
Based on this LAQ criteria we try to ensure each athlete has the opportunity to compete in a range of events and that they are age appropriate and in a specified order. The program also has to cater for the fact that not all of our age group numbers are balanced. With this in mind the Program officer’s position is difficult so if you feel there is a problem with the age group numbers or program please let committee know so we can try to address the issue.
Injuries
If an athlete is injured we will have an assigned first aid officer to attend to that injury. The first aid officer and all committee members communicate by two way radios. If assistance is required speak to the closest committee member. A first aid kit and ice and mosquito repellent are available in the canteen.
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Registration
LAQ run an athletic competition for children from Tiny Tots to Under 17. The age group is determined by the age of the athlete on September 30th. A child who is 5 on that date will be in the Under 6 Age Group. All new members must show proof of age (birth certificate, passport etc.) at the time of registration.
Fees
Annual Registration Fees include LAQ insurance; equipment costs (maintenance and replacement); entry to some championships; Christmas Party; Presentation Night; Awards; and Trophies etc. Fees set by the committee for 2014-2015 are: • $110 for first child (U6 – U17) • $100 for second child (U6 – U17) • $95 for third and subsequent children (U6 – U17) • $60 per Tiny Tots No family levy is charged for families with only Tiny Tot’s • $50 Family Levy Refundable if sufficient points are accumulated Payments can be made by EFTPOS ($10 or more), Cash or Cheque.
Blue Cards
LAQ encourages all athletes’ parents or guardians to obtain a blue card from the Public Safety Business Agency. Application is free through Caloundra Little Athletics. Application Forms are available from the Registrar at sign on or during the season.
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Insurance
All registered members, participants trailing before becoming a member, coaches, voluntary workers, directors and officials of the Australian Little Athletics and their affiliated state/territory associations, centres and clubs are covered under the Australian Little Athletics Insurance Scheme. Cover is provided for injuries caused solely by active participation in officially organised events, practice and training sessions, and official functions.
Parental Involvement As in previous years we must insist that no child is left at the grounds without a parent or guardian present. It is part of our duty of care to our athletes and all exceptions must be explained to the Centre Manager. ‘Little Athletics’ is all about ‘FAMILY, FUN and FITNESS’. We encourage bringing the whole family together in a healthy outdoor sport, and meeting up with other parents and children with similar interests.
‘Little A’s is designed to be run by all the parents for the benefit of all the children.’ There are many simple things parents can do such as place judging; measuring throwing distances; raking sand; supervising children; and age recording. You may be more comfortable with; an occasional night helping in the canteen; cooking on the BBQ; or helping with set up or pack up. All help provided earns Family Levy points. Remember the more helpers we have the more efficient and friendly we are and the sooner we finish. If you are uncertain how you can help, just ask a Committee member wearing the blue and yellow shirts.
Family Levy A family Levy of $50 per family is charged at registration to ALL families (U6-U17 only). Tiny Tots are not required to pay a family levy. The levy will be refunded, if families meet the assistance criteria outlined below. No refund will be given if the criteria are not met. The refund will be issued at the end of season presentation night or carried over to following seasons Family Levy/Registration. Criteria: To receive a full refund of $50.00 a total of 40 points must be accumulated over the season. A partial refund of $15 is given if a minimum of 25 points is accumulated. A maximum number of 5 points can be earned per family per night. This was introduced to encourage more families, including grandparents, etc to participate. It is the responsibility of the helper to ensure that the family name is recorded on the Helper Sheets located in the back of the Age Group Folders. These forms are used to calculate family levy points for the refund so please write legibly. To assist us in correctly allocating the points write the athlete’s name in brackets beside the helper’s name. All parents who help out at the Caloundra Carnival; Relays; Regional’s; or State competitions need to advise the Team Manager so records can be updated. Point Allocation: Helping at a single field or track event eg. (Raking, Measuring, place judging, Hurdle Set up, packing equipment trolley),
1 point
Designated job for entire night (eg Age Official/Marshall, Track Place Judge, Canteen, BBQ,) 3 points Full night set up or pack away
3 points
Chief Timekeeper, Chief Official, Race Starter stationed at the one event for the entire night
4 points
Specific official role for Relays, Regional’s, State Competition or Caloundra’s Open Day Carnival
Double Points for each day
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Uniform
The wearing of the complete and correct Caloundra Little Athletic uniform is compulsory for athletes U6 to U17 at Friday night competitions and all other association competitions. Non-compliance could lead to a loss of eligibility for improvement points/awards and disqualification from LAQ events. The CLAC uniform is NOT compulsory for Tint Tot’s. The uniform consists of a: $27.00 - Blue collared yellow ‘sleeved’ T-shirt with a royal blue lower half. $15.00 - Royal blue shorts or bike pants.
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Every athlete will be issued with a:
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Registration Number - Number must be sewn, not pinned, onto the front of the shirt. Mc Donalds Age Group Patch - Patch must be sewn on the left hand sleeve. Please sew in a U shape to allow athletes to store their result slips from the night’s competition. Sponsor Patch - Patch must be sewn on the right hand sleeve. Medibank Patch - To be sewn on right sleeve or on right side front of shirt. Please see picture above.
Footware
No athlete including Tiny Tot’s will be permitted to compete in bare feet. We have adopted this rule not only for the children’s safety but due to advice from podiatrists who recommend children should not compete in bare feet. Spikes may only be worn by Under 11’s to Under 17’s in the following: Laned Events; Javelin; Long Jump;
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Triple Jump; and High Jump at club and all association competitions. Spikes are to be carried to an event in an appropriate bag then immediately after the event, spikes MUST be removed and carried in an appropriate bag.
Trolley Bag All age groups are provided with an insulated Trolley Bag, which they will take with them to each event. Labelled Water bottles or cool drinks and snacks can be placed inside the bag. The pocket contains Mosquito Repellent; an age group folder; a black information binder; Encouragement Awards and a Yearbook.
Yearbook:
Copy of current yearbook for reference
Age Group Folders contains: • A copy of the program • Result sheets - All athletes’ results need to be recorded on these sheets and they are later transferred to a Team manager program so please write legibly. BROKEN RECORDS: Best Performances (Records) are printed on the top of the recording sheets. If it appears that an athlete has broken a record then it will need to be verified by a committee member. At a field event, immediately call for a committee member. Do not remove the measuring implement until the committee member has verified the measurement. At a track event, a committee member must verify the time. In either case for the record to be validated the committee member will need to initial the record on the result sheet. • Helper Sheets - It is the responsibility of the family helper to ensure that all help provided is recorded onto this sheet. Please Refer Family Levy Section for more details.
at registration. Or alternatively they can register with myresults.littleathletics.com.au this online facility allows athletes to plot their progress. There is even an accompanying smart phone app to down load, visit the site for details. • A laminated event specification reference guide This is a quick reference to the correct equipment / weights etc. to use for each age group. • Pen - Please ensure these are kept with the folders so they are available for the Age recorder the following week. • Age Manager messages - Items such as Certificates that are to given to the appropriate athlete
Black Binder contains: • General information useful for an Age Recorder. • A map of event locations • A copy of the weekly newsletter • A detailed summary of how to perform each event and its specifications.
Encouragement Awards: Caloundra Little Athletics is fortunate to have several sponsors providing weekly encouragement awards. These awards are for an athlete that tries their best on the night and displays great sportsmanship. Thank you to our local sponsors for your support.
• Athlete Result Slips - At the end of the Friday competition each athlete will be given a result slip containing their best track and field results for the night. Athletes can then monitor their own individual progress in each event by either gluing the result slip into their achievement book provided
We would like to acknowledge Mark McArdle for his generous donation of photocopying facilities.
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Tiny Tots The Tiny Tot programme is designed to introduce four year olds to athletics with a program full of fun and variety. It includes events such as Tiny Tot’s hurdles; mini shot puts; vortex throwing; bean bag throwing; beam balancing; high jump; long jump and much more. We have made the age limit 4 because of safety issues but do have an exception for three year old children with older fully registered siblings. This rule was introduced to keep the 3 year olds occupied and away from the older competing
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age groups. Parent involvement is, as you can imagine, compulsory, necessary and just plain fun for the tiny tot’s. They usually complete their activities by 6.30 – 6.45pm and at that stage the parent/s will be able to join in with the older competing siblings. Due to high numbers of interest we do have to limit the amount of tiny tots that we can have registered to ensure this continues to be a fun and safe environment for our future athletes
CLAC Events Map
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Lost Property
To help reduce the risk of losing your gear, ensure that you label all items with your name. Lost property will be held at the canteen. All unclaimed property will be given to Life Line at the end of the season.
Canteen
Our canteen is available for Friday night snacks and dinners at very reasonable prices. We are continuing with our famous and very popular BBQ including: • Sausage in Bread with multi grain option • Steak Burger • Garlic Bread • Drinks and assorted snacks This season we will be asking for volunteers from rostered age groups to help out with preparing, cooking and serving at our BBQ. We will require 3 people at a time to assist. Please let your age manager know that you are helping so that you can be allocated the 3 points towards the refund of your family levy. Your support of our canteen is greatly appreciated.
After your children’s event, don’t rush off stay for our BBQ, drink and a chat!!!
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Fundraising
The balance of your athlete’s registration fee, after approximately half is forwarded to LAQ and the monies gained from fundraising are spent on; maintenance and purchase of equipment; ground maintenance including lighting and line marking paint; the Christmas party; Presentation Night; Trophies and normal operating expenses. Our fundraising activities for the season include: • The Open Day Carnival, which is one of our major fundraising events. For it to be successful we need a lot of volunteers on the day. If you can help either with set up or pack up; on the field; or at the canteen/BBQ/ drink and ice cream van please approach a committee member with your details. • One or two Bunnings BBQ’s which we make around $800 - $1000 profit. These BBQ fundraisers are set up so well by Bunnings, that 4 volunteers can comfortably run the site. Volunteers are only needed for shifts of one or two hours throughout the day and it is usually a fun and social day. • Weekly canteen meat tray and raffles. • Christmas and Presentation Night Raffles. A big thankyou to everyone for the wonderful donations. And to our local community who offer gift vouchers and other special items. Vouchers; chocolates; biscuits; wine; lollies; bags of chips; and Christmas themed items etc. etc. always make our Hampers look impressive!!! • Organised social evenings, such as our Trivia Nights. Combining fundraising with a fun night out is always popular. Thank you for all your assistance and involvement with these activities. By supporting CLAC you are ultimately supporting your children and earning Family Levy points as well.
$150 Silver Sponsor Our Silver level sponsors will secure a 1⁄4 page advertisement in our 2015/2016 Yearbook, your business logo in the clubs weekly newsletter and promotion on our website. Your business/service will receive special mentions at Club nights and carnivals held at our grounds. $100 Bronze Sponsor Our Bronze level sponsors will secure a 1/8 page advertisement in our 2015/2016 Yearbook and promotion on our website. An email will be sent out towards the end of our season for our members to take up this special offer.
Club Member Sponsorship A great way to promote your business! Let’s support our local businesses! CLAC have a special offer to all our club members, friends and family. If you or a friend or family member have a business, why not take up one of the following packages for next year’s Yearbook. For our next season we have put together the 3 following sponsorship packages. $250 Gold Sponsor Our Gold level sponsors will secure a 1⁄2 page advertisement in our 2015/2016 Yearbook, weekly “mini ad”, including your business logo, in the clubs newsletter and promotion on our website. Your business/service will receive special mentions at Club nights and carnivals held at our grounds and finally, at our Presentation Night Function.
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Training
At CLAC training, the emphases is on coaching the athletes’ correct technique and develop skills along with basic fitness to enable them to achieve their individual goals. All coaches volunteer their time and pass on their knowledge at no additional cost to members. Sessions We are fortunate at CLAC to have several experienced coaches covering most disciplines. Kathy Herbert Coaching Co-ordinator. Sprints, Hurdles, Relays and Jumps
Keith Heness Most events. Specialises in Walks and Javelin.
Shane Lee Throws – Discus and Shot Tracy Frye Throws Jason Maoate Throws Jess Haig Middle Distance, Sprints and Jumps We offer two training sessions on Tuesday afternoons specialising in Sprints Hurdles and Jumps First session Second session
4pm to 4:30 - U6 to U8 athletes 4:30 to 6pm - U9 to U17 athletes
We also offer a Saturday afternoon session specialising in Throws. During the season there maybe an opportunity for Middle Distance, Sprints and Jumps on Thursday afternoons. What to Bring/Wear • • • •
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes (Joggers/Spikes) Bring plenty of drinking water Sunscreen Mosquito repellent
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Some important points for parents and athletes to remember: • Little Athletics is about fun, participation and competing against your own personal best. • Training is about learning technique and developing skills to improve yourself because you, the athlete, want to. • Children are not mini adults therefore when it comes to training; you cannot simply modify an adult training program to suit without risking long term injury to the athlete or burn out. All training programs must be aimed to meet the individual needs of the developing junior athlete. • The individual athletes’ physical ability and maturity need to be considered. • Improved performance takes work and dedication. You can’t expect to improve with a couple of weeks training before a competition. To gain real benefits from training you must dedicate at least 6 to 8 weeks of training if you are serious about achieving your goals. • Athletes competing in Track and Field do not start to reach their full potential (peak) until around 18 years old. This is due to their growth, development and maturity levels. With the physical and emotional pressures and changes of growth, over training a young athlete will reduce their ability to grow and develop as well as risk injury. • Young athletes are encouraged to ‘Have a go’ at all events. Children should not specialise in any particular event. A ‘favourite’ event may change as they physically change through their developmental years. Injury and burn out are also a risk.
Coaching Children There are different stages of development to consider when coaching children.The following is an example of a five stage progression for Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD). At Little Athletics we will only focus on the first 3 development stages. 1. Fundamentals • Where the emphasis is on fun, developing basic fitness and general movement skills • Training age ideally 6 to 13 years. • 1 or 2 sessions a week 2. Learning to Train • Where the emphasis is to learn how to train and develop their general skills • Training age ideally 10 to 15 years. • 1 or 2 sessions a week 3. Training to Train • Where the emphasis is event(s) specific training • Training age ideally 13 to 17 years. • 2 to 3 sessions a week. The final 2 stages are developing more mature athletes. 4. Training to Compete • Where the emphasis is to correct weaknesses and develop athletic abilities • Training age ideally 15 to 19. 5. Training to Win • Where the emphasis is on enhancing performance • Training age ideally 18+.
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Codes of Behaviour
CLAC has the following expected levels of conduct for its members; athletes; coaches; and officials. • A child’s basic training in good sportsmanship comes from the home! If children are interested, encourage them to participate. However, if your child is not willing, do not force them. • Focus upon your child’s efforts and performance rather than the overall outcome of the event. This assists your child in setting realistic goals related to his/her ability by reducing the emphasis on winning. • Teach your child that honest effort is as important as victory, so that the result of each competition is accepted without undue disappointment. • Encourage your child to always participate according to the rules. • Never ridicule or yell at your child for making a mistake or losing a competition. • Remember children are involved in organised sports for their enjoyment, not yours. • Remember that children learn best by example and applaud good performances by all athletes. • If you disagree with an official, raise the issue through the appropriate channels rather than question the official’s judgement and honesty in public. Remember, most officials give their time and effort for your child’s involvement. • Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from children’s sporting activities. • Recognise the value and importance of volunteer coaches. They give their time and resources to provide recreational activities for your child.
Athletes: It isn’t whether you win or lose, but how you play the game! • Compete and train for the “fun of it” not just to please your
parents or coach. • Play by the rules. • Never argue with the official’s decision. Let your Centre Manager or Coach ask any necessary questions. • Control your temper - no “mouthing off”, breaking equipment, throwing implements or other equipment. • Work equally for yourself and your team in relay and team events, your team’s performance will benefit and so will your own.! • Treat all athletes as you would like to be treated. Don’t interfere with, bully or take unfair advantage of any athlete. • Remember that the goal of training or competition is to have fun, improve your skills and feel good. Don’t be a show off or brag about your own performances. • Co-operate with your coach, club mates and opponents for without them you don’t have a competition. • CLAC has a “Hands Off” policy — Children and Parents are not permitted to have physical contact with another athlete or parent.
Coaches: The best coaches are more interested in their athlete’s
well-being than whether they win or lose!! • Be reasonable in your demands on the young athletes’ time, energy and enthusiasm. Remember that they have other interests.
• Teach your athletes that rules of the sport are mutual agreements, which no one should evade or break. • When coaching group athletes according to age, height, skill and physical maturity whenever possible. • Avoid over-attention to the talented athletes. The “just- average” athletes need and deserve equal time. • Remember that children compete for fun and enjoyment and that winning is only part of their motivation. Never ridicule or yell at the children for making mistakes or losing in a competition. • Ensure that equipment and facilities meet safety standards and are appropriate to the age and ability of the athletes. • The scheduling and length of coaching practice times and competition should take into consideration the maturity level of the children • Develop each athletes respect for the ability of opponents, as well as for the judgement of the officals and opposing athletes. • Follow the advice of a sports medicine physician when determining when an injured athlete is ready to compete or practice again. • Remember that children need a coach they can respect. Be generous with your praise when it is deserved, and set a good example. • Make a personal commitment to keep yourslef informed on sound coaching principles and the principles of growth and development of children.
Officials:
• Be impartial! Also, be consistent, objective and courteous. • Place the safety and welfare of the athletes abouve all else. Be alert to minimise dangerous physical play, fair or foul, especially competition days. • Accept responsibility for all actions taken. • Avoid any form of verbal contact with coaches, team officials, parents and spectators during competition. • Avoid any situation, which may lead to a conflict of interest, both on and off the feild. • Condemn all and every instance of unsportsmanshiplike, foul or unfair play. • Set a good example by the way you dress, speak and act towards athletes, coaches, officials, parents and spectators. • Show concern and caution towards sick and injured athletes. • Officiate to the age and/or experience of the athletes.
Grievance Policy
Caloundra Little Athletics recognizes that from time to time individual parents and members may have grievances that need to be resolved in the best interests of all parties. The aim of all parties in a grievance matter should be to resolve the matter by addressing it promptly and in an effective manner. Parents and members will have the right for a grievance to be heard through committee meetings. Procedure: The parent or members should raise the grievance in writing to the Secretary and present this at the next committee meeting in an attempt to resolve the grievance. If the grievance is still unresolved, the grievance will be put on the agenda for the next committee meeting to be resolved as soon as possible, both parties are to be present for committee meetings. Until the grievance is determined, both parties will continue normally with club etiquette and practice. No party shall be prejudiced as to the final resolution of the matter by the continuance of voluntary work!
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CLAC Rules of Competition Track Events
Field Events (Throws)
Sprints • Two shots denote a false start and competitors must return to the starting line. • Competitors are permitted only 1 false start before disqualification.
Dicsus There is no specific rule for throwing a discus. But it must be thrown from within the throwing circle and must land before the athlete can leave by the BACK of the circle. A foul ‘F’ is recorded if the discus lands outside the marked area or the athlete steps out of the circle or on the iron band during the throw. To measure, spike where the discus lands then pull the tape through the centre of the circle and measure from the inside edge of the rim.
Laned Events (all races up to and including 400m) Starter gives three commands: 1. “On your Marks” Put one foot UP to line. 2. “Set” Athlete leans forward onto front foot, opposite arm is held out in front for balance. 3. “Pistol is fired” Athlete runs, remaining in lane for entire race AND until told to move by Official. Distance Races Pack Start (all race over 400m) Athletes don’t have to run in allocated lanes except at the start. Starter gives two commands: 1. “On your Marks” Put one foot UP to line 2. “Pistol Fires” Athletes begin Walks Pack Start Race walking is a progression of steps so taken that unbroken contact with the ground is maintained. The advancing leg shall be straightened (ie not bent at the knee) from the moment of first contact with the ground until the vertical upright position. If the athlete is not given a time then a ‘C’ for competed is recorded.
Relays
• Two types may be run - circular and shuttles for U6, U7 and U8. • Circular relay - all children run in the same direction around the track with the baton being carried in the right hand (1st runner) left hand (2nd runner) right hand (3rd runner) and left hand (4th runner). Runners 2 and 4 should be towards the outside of the lane when moving the baton. If this is done, changing hands with the baton is not necessary so the possibility of dropping it is reduced. • Shuttle relay - the runners face each other from opposite ends of the straight and pass the baton as they reach their partner waiting at the other end of the straight.
Hurdles Laned Event
Age
Girls
Boys
Discus Weight
U6-U7
350g
U8-U10
500g
U11-U12
750g
U13
750g
U13
1kg
U14-U15
1kg
U16-U17
1kg
U16-U17
1.5kg
Shotput
The shot is put from the shoulder with one hand and cannot be taken back behind the line of the shoulder. The shot shall touch or be in close proximity to the neck or chin in front of the ear and the hand must not be dropped from this position during the put. It must land before the athlete can leave by the BACK of the circle. A foul ‘F’ is recorded if; the shot is improperly released; it lands outside the marked area; the athlete steps out of the circle or on the top of the stop board during the put. Measure as per Discus, reading from the inner edge of the stop board. Age
Girls
Boys
ShotPut Weight
Colour
U6-U7
1kg
Blue
U8
1.5kg
Yellow
U9-U11
2kg
Orange
U12
2kg
Orange
U12-U13
3kg
White
U13-U15
3kg
White
U14-U15
4kg
Red
Distance
Flights
Height
U16-U17
4kg
Red
U8-U9
60m
6
45cm
U16-U17
5kg
Green
U10-U11
60m
6
60cm
U12
60m
6
68cm
U13
80m
9
76cm
U14
80m
9
76cm
U14
90m
9
76cm
U15-U17
90m
9
76cm
U15-U17
100m
10
76cm
U13
200m
5
68cm
U14-17
200m
5
76cm
Age
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Girls
Boys
Javelin
The Javelin is held at the grip and thrown over the shoulder or upper arm. It must strike the ground with the tip of the metal head first. It doesn’t have to stick in the ground. The JAVELIN must always be carried in an UPRIGHT position. • The athlete must not touch or pass over the foul throw line. • Once the javelin has landed the athlete must leave the run up area from behind the foul throw line. • A foul ‘F’ is recorded if; a slinging action is used; the javelin lands on or outside the sector lines; the athlete turns their back to the throwing area during the run up. • The throw is measured by pulling the tape from the ground strike through the centre of the throwing area and down the run up area to point marked on the run up area Measurement is read at the run up side of the foul throw line.
Field Events (Jumps) HIgh Jump • Scissors Technique U8-U17: The athlete must run up and take off from ONE leading foot. An attempt must be made for the feet to touch the mat first. • Fosbury Flop Technique U12-17 ONLY: This technique cannot be attempted before athlete has been given correct training. • 3 Attempts to clear the height. • The bar height is measured at the middle of the bar and to the top of the bar. The outer edges must measure equal heights and be set so that the centre of the bar is at the stipulated height. • A failure is given if the athlete knocks the bar off the supports. If the jump is successful the athlete must wait until the bar is raised before having another jump. Long Jump • Take off foot must be behind or on mat/board. • They must walk out of the pit forwards away from jump mark. • A foul ‘F’ is recorded if the foot protrudes over the front of the mat/board. • U6-U12 - Measurement is taken from the front of the foot imprint made by the take-off foot to the indentation left by the athlete in the sand pit closest to the take-off area. • U13-U17 - Measure from the edge of the board nearest the pit unless the athlete takes off before the board. Triple Jump Triple has three distinct phases which must be achieved: 1. HOP - Take off from the mat/board on ONE foot and land on the SAME foot. 2. STEP - Take off from that foot and land on the OTHER foot. 3. JUMP - Jump forwards and land in the pit on two feet. The runway is marked with 3 boards marked at 5m, 7m and 9m. The athlete can choose which of these boards can be their take-off mark. • U11-U12 - athletes take off from a mat place on the board. • U13-U17 - athletes take off from the board.
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Annual Club Events Club Pentathlon On Friday 28th November we will be holding our annual Club Pentathlon For the Pentathlon, points are awarded to each athlete based on their times and distances recorded for each event. The overall place getters for each age group are calculated by the total points scored after the five events are completed. Note, points are allocated according to results and not the final placing in each event. Each participating athlete will receive a certificate and medals are awarded to the first three place getters in each age group. As this is a competition night where athlete’s in all age groups will receive medals for their placing we do not allow training or coaching during any of the events. Medals and certificates are presented at the Christmas Party.
Christmas Party
On Saturday 20th December we will be having our Christmas Party. The party is held at the Kawana Aquatic Centre and entry is free for athlete’s. The water slide activity is hired for sole use of our Caloundra club for 2 hours. It is available for everyone (inculding family) attending our Christmas party . Santa usually makes a visit, delivering lollies to all our children and posing for photo’s. We also provide a free sausage sizzle. The Christmas party is always a fun way to end the first half of our season and well worth marking in your diary.
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Presentation
Saturday 18th April will be our final event for the season our club presentation!!! Over the last few years we have held our Presentation Night at the Caloundra RSL. This year we are looking for a change and if anyone has any suggestions they would be most welcome. So at this stage, Venue is to be Announced. Presentation usually kicks off with the bit of mandatory housework involving nomination of committee positions but we quickly get into the Trophy and awards presentation. We plan to provide some entertainment for the children such as a disco or Karaoke or........... The main purpose of presentation is to ensure the kids have a great time with their friends and so we hope to see as many families as possible make presentation this year and join in the end of season celebrations!!!!!!
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Caloundra Open Day Carnival
On Saturday 6th December we will be holding our Annual Caloundra Carnival at the grounds. Athletes from Under 6 to Opens may compete in up to 6 events and 1st, 2nd and 3rd place medals are awarded. The carnival is not compulsory but the athletes, including parents who do compete, all have a great day, testing their skills and abilities against other athletes from many centres in South East Queensland. The open events are a time for the parents and older siblings and guardians to show their athletic skills and it can get quite competitive amongst some of them, especially in the Open Javelin and 100m dash. There is an enormous amount of time and effort that goes into planning and running a carnival of this size and it is a great experience for all those involved. Volunteers are needed on and before the big day. Assistance is needed for field prep, setting up the shade tents and other equipment, recording, cooking on the BBQ, helping in the canteen, packing up at the end of the day etc. So please put your hand up to help, remember that double Family Levy points can be earned.
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LAQ Opportunities
LAQ has several opportunities that may be of interest to our CLAC athletes and their families.
Athlete Opportunities: Summer Coaching Camp
The camp is held in the January school holidays over 3-4 days and caters for boarders or day attendees. The Summer Coaching camp caters for all athletes from U7 to U15 and with varying skill levels. Athletes are provided with specialized coaching in their favourite events. It is designed to give athletes the opportunity to develop their techniques while at the same time, having fun, getting fit and meeting many new friends. Some they will meet again at carnivals and championships. Besides coaching the camp offers many entertaining and fun activities to make it an unforgettable experience. Camp Fees include; accommodation (for boarders); meals; qualified coaches; entertainment/activities; hat; group photo; spike bag; water bottle; and attendance certificate. All Day Attendee Fees will include all of the above excluding accommodation and breakfast. Under 7 boarders only, are required to have one adult accompany them for the duration of the camp. There is an associated fee which includes accommodation; meals etc. Further details on the Coaching Camp will be available shortly on the LAQ web site Development – Coaching/clinics As information becomes available we will update our newsletter; notice board etc.
IRVINE FAMILY SPONSORSHIP AWARD One lucky athlete from our Caloundra Athletics Club will be sponsored to attend this Summer Coaching camp by the Irvine Family. We would like to thank Trent and Belinda Irvine for this kind offer of sponsorship. In the 1980’s, Trent and his entire family were one of the instrumental families involved in the establishment and early running of our Caloundra Athletics club. Trent still holds club records. Trent and Belinda understand the benefit of physical activity and how a bit of healthy competition can encourage kids to be active. All you will have to do is complete the sponsorship offer form telling us in 150 words or less why you would like to attend the camp and what this sponsorship would mean to you. Sponsorship forms are included in your sign on pack. Extra copies are also available at the club on Friday nights.
Before you enter please read the full terms and conditions. • You must be registered for the season with Caloundra Little Athletics • Entries must be received by the Centre Manager no late than the advertised closing date. Check Newsletter for this date. • Payment will be made directly to LAQ • The Irvine family will make the final decision on which athlete they choose to sponsor • In the case of camp cancellation sponsorship will roll over to the next seasons camp
New Zealand Development Tour
The tour departs on 17th January 2015 returning 25th January 2015. LAQ has recognised a drop in numbers in the older age groups and has organised an 8-9 day overseas tour as an encouragement to older athletes to remain involved in Little Athletics. A team of approximately 20 athletes (10 boys/10 girls) travel to New Zealand’s South Island to tour and gain experience at an Interprovincial meeting against teams from NZ’s South Island. LAQ Registered athletes from age groups U14 to U16 are eligible to and must nominate for selection. Only athletes who are 14 or 15 as at 31 December 2014 will be selected. Athletes will be required to list their best performances at various events and maybe selected to compete in up to 4 events. Nomination forms must be returned to LAQ office no later than Friday 19th September. This is a fully athlete funded tour which will cost approx. $2200. This cost covers air fares; taxes; transport; insurance; accommodation; all meals; fees; uniforms; and tour/sight seeing activities. Details are available on the LAQ website – Development – NZ Development Tour Further Information is available through Shannon Kruger at the association office or by email s.kruger@laq.org.au
National Under 15 Camp
The camp will be held at the Australian Institute of Sport Canberra from 28th Sept to 1st October 2014. Little Athletics Australia in conjunction with Athletics Australia has created a specialized coaching camp for athletes in the Under 15 age group who have reached national standard. It will provide athletes with expert advise from some of the best coaches in Australia. While also being fun and a chance for athletes to make new friends with other athletes from throughout Australia.
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The camp is open to athletes that are in the Under 15 age group for the 2014/15 season. LAQ will select a maximum of 20 athletes who have met their selection criteria and who also met the national qualifying standard. The cost of the camp is $495 all inclusive. Details are available on the LAQ website – Development – National Under 15 Camp
LAQ State Team
Date to be announced but is usually April/May LAQ selects a 26 member State Team to compete at the Australian Athletics Championships. The team consists of 22 Under 13 athletes (normally 11boys /11 girls) who compete in individual events and four Under 15 athletes (2 boys/2girls) who compete in the Multi Events. To be eligible for selection in the State Team, the athletes must have competed in a minimum of 60% of centre competitions. Selection is principally based on performance at the State Championships. Generally, the U13 athletes will not be selected for one event only so athletes should endeavour to qualify in the maximum number of events at regional championships to increase their opportunity for selection. Although uniform will be provided the cost to the athlete for travel; accommodation; meals; and compulsory predeparture camp will be $440. Details are available on the LAQ website – Development – State Team
Grants
Various organisations provide grants to help financially support athletes with travel expenses. For more details ask our Team Manager or Centre Manager. • Local Sporting Champions • Young Athlete Assistance Program • Get Started program (a Get in the Game initiiative) • Aspirations4Kids in Sport (a Future State Greats Queensland intitiative) • Sunshine Coast Council’s Community Grants Program
Family and Athlete Opportunities: Interested in coaching?
Glasshouse Little Athletics will be holding an Introduction to Coaching Course on Saturday 18th October. Cost will be $44. Various athletics coaching courses are available for club members 15 years and over. If you are interested in becoming a coach or helping out feel free to speak to one of our coaches or our coaching coordinator Kathy Herbert - rkekherb@bigpond.com • LAQ run a Beginner Introduction to Coaching Course. Details should be available on the LAQ website Coaching - Introduction to Coaching. Alternatively contact Shaun Lethem Email s.lethem@laq.org.au or mobile 0417613911 • Level 1 & 2 Coaching courses are available through Queensland Athletics the link and further details are on the LAQ website Coaching - Level 1 & 2 Coaching.
Interested in Officiating?
CLAC will be conducting a D and C grade Officials Workshop on Sunday 19th October. The LAQ Official Accreditation Scheme consists of four recognised level. • LAQ Level D - Chief at centre level and assist at Region and State Competitions • LAQ Level C - Chief at Regional level and assist at State competitions • LAQ C3, C2, C1 - Chief at State competitions • LAQ Ref - Referee at State competitions For those who have a keen interest in officiating further accreditation can be obtained through QA Officials Commission. Level D and C accreditation is free and can be obtained by completion of a written multiple choice theory exam and practical assessment for each event or group of events; Jumps; Throws; Track; Recording; and Race Walking. Once practical is judged as competent by an existing C Grade or experienced official, an Assessment card will be signed off. LAQ then needs to be notified of accreditation.
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Athletes from 13 years are eligible to sit for the D grade official exams. Junior Officials (15 – 17 years) may Chief at Centre level and assist at Region and State Competitions.
CAPS Program for Teenagers
Challenge, Achievement and Pathways in Sport
2013/14 Acknowledgements
CAPS is a 3 Step leadership development program for teenagers which can lead to a Sport Leader Award. It can open up opportunities for a career in Sports Administration, coaching or other sports related support services. Participants develop skills, gain knowledge and achieve the relevant certificates in a wide range of areas such as First Aid or coaching by completing a certain required number of hours in their selected pathways. They are given a wide range of pathway choices including Sports Health; Participation; Coaching; Officiating; Administration; and Event/Team Management. Their progress and achievements are monitored by the CAPS co-ordinator. CAPS participants are all teenagers who work together and develop a sense of commitment, of confidence and of leadership, which supports their personal development. They do not need to be athletic quite the contrary. Their presence strengthens our volunteer base at club, regional, and state level. It also creates links between the club and the state sporting organisation. Club support and respect for these teenager participants is much appreciated. Teenagers, choose to do the CAPS program for a range of reasons such as; having an interest in continuing their involvement in athletics in a more adult role; to complement a career choice; wanting to volunteer and support an organisation in which they have an interest; or even just wishing to improve their employment resume. If you have a teenager or are a teenager who would like to try the CAPS program contact CLAC CAPS co-ordinator,
Thankyou to our 2013/14 Club Captains Shamini Bradfield and Dylan Cole Thanks to our out-going Club Center Manager Rob Herbert Congratulations to our 10 Year CLAC Recipients Katey Brassey Gina Nalder Mackenar Bradfield Julia Jessop Callum Haig Jenny Haig Lottie Jessop Tracy Frye
Jenny Haig
2013/14 CAPS Step 1 Recipients Lottie Jessop, Emily Herbert, Katey Brassey, Jessica Haig
Farewell to our U17 Athlete’s Connor Lehmann, Els Van Hooijdonk, Dylan Cole, Shamini Bradfield
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LAQ Competitions and Championships Competitions Throughout the season, many other Little Athletics Clubs hold Carnivals and Pentathlons They are fun competition days for all athletes and we encourage you to attend. Nominations usually must be received prior to the day. Please watch our Newsletter and website for updated information relating to these days. Nomination Forms and Programs are generally available on the LAQ website. Under Competition -> Calendar.
Competition Dates Month September
October
November
December Janurary Feburary
Date
Club
Address
Nomination Due
Sun 21st, 8am
Gympie Spring Carnival
Albert Park, Bruce Highway, Gympie
15/09
Sat 27th, 12pm
LAQ Spring Carnival
Bundaberg Regional Complex, Enid Ethel Drive, Bundaberg
17/09
Sat 4th, 1pm
Maryborough Day Night Carnival
Jock Anderson Athletic Oval, Gympie Road, Tinana, Maryborough
26/09
Sat 11th
Laidley Twilight Carnival
Recreation Reserve, Crn Whites Rd & Patrick Steet
Sun 12th, 9am
Aspley (Kedron - Wavell RSL) Pentathlon
Paul O’Brien Oval, Bowden Park Maidencombe Street, Geebung
07/10
Sat 18th
Beenleigh Twilight Carnival
Oliver Sporting Complex, Logan Street, Eagleby
17/10
Sun 19th, 8am
Algester Carnival
Col Bennet Park Ridgewood Road Algester
19/10
Sat 15th
Noosa Gift
Girraween Sports Complex, Noosaville
Sun 23rd, 8:30am
Browns Plains Competition Day
Regents Park, Vansittart Road Regents Park
19/11
Sun 23rd, 9:30am
Glasshouse District Pentathlon
Skippy Park, Old Landsborough Road, Landsborough
17/11
Sat 29th, 2pm
Caboolture Twilight Pentathlon
Caboolture Sports Complex, Centenary Lakes Athletics Track, Morayfield Road, Caboolture
17/11
Sun 30th, 9am
Jimboomba Annual Carnival
Henderson Road, Jimboomba
23/11
Sat 6th, 8am
Caloundra Open Day Carnival
Carter Park, North St, Caloundra
Sun 18th, 9am
Springwood Carnival
Cnr Loganlea Road & Golf Course Drive, Meadowbrook
16/01
Sat 24th, 2pm
Ipswich Twilight Carnival
Bill Paterson Oval Lion Street, Ipswich
19/01
Sat 21st
Redcliffe Twilight Pentathlon
Langdon Park, Margate
At the time of print these were the only known carnivals and pentathlons. Please check the LAQ website, our noticeboard or website for updates of new events and/or changes.
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Medibank Senior Carnival/ Junior Pentathlon
2nd November 2014 at State Athletics Facility (SAF), Kessels Rd, Nathan • Senior Carnival is for all members from Under 11‘s to Under 17‘s. It is a marvelous opportunity to compete against other athletes from all over Queensland and gain more competition experience. Although it is competitive, no medals are given as athletes from all abilities are encouraged to attend. Additionally, it allows the athletes of the Under 13 age group to register performances, which the State Team Selectors may need to refer too when selecting the State Team. • Junior Pentathlon is for all U9—U10’s. Once again, we appreciate the effort put in by all our competitors who attend these carnivals. Whilst they are competing, they are making new friends and participating in a healthy outdoor activity and most of all having FUN.
Nordic Sport Junior Carnival/ Senior Pentathlon 1st March 2015 at State Athletics Facility (SAF) Kessels Rd, Nathan.
• Junior Carnival is for all Under 7 to Under 10 athletes. It has proven to be an enjoyable day for the enthusiastic athletes in the younger age groups. There are no finals or medallions but it gives the children an opportunity to compete against other athletes from all over Queensland. • The senior pentathlon is a carnival where athletes can compete in five set events (hurdles, 100m, 800m, jump event and throw event). Points are allocated in each event according to the distances and times recorded. The maximum number of points for each event is 1200 which is based on the Australian Best Performance. The points are then calculated on a pro rata basis from the ABP.
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Championships Our Sun Coast Region includes the following clubs: Bli Bli, Caboolture, Deception Bay, Glasshouse, Gympie, Maleny, Maroochy, Nambour, Noosa, South Burnett, University, Wamuran and Cooloola Coast All registered athletes within our region can compete at Regional Relays and Regional Championships. Top 3 relay teams (U9 – U17’s) and top 4 place getters (U9 –U17’s) and ones who meet the Qualifying Performance Level in a final in the Regional Champs. are all eligible to compete at the respective State Championships. Nominations for all of these events must be made prior to the event date. Closing nomination dates and details will be posted in the newsletter; website notice board etc.
Regional Relays
On Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th of November, Maroochy Little Athletics will be hosting the Regional Relays. The club would like to encourage ALL members, to attend and will pay all nomination fees. It is a fun day of competition and a good introduction to carnivals for all U7 to U17 athletes. Friendship and camaraderie is developed between the athletes in the same age groups. All athletes irrespective of ability have the opportunity and are encouraged to represent Caloundra Little Athletics in these TEAM events. There are teams of 4 for the relay track events, which vary from 70m to medley relays depending on the age of the group. All nominated athletes can compete in the field events. The teams result is the total of the 2 best distances thrown or jumped. For Under 9’s up, the first three placegetters in track and/ or field event are given an opportunity to represent their club at State Relays. As your child is part of a nominated team they must attend and participate on the competition day. Please only nominate if you are prepared for this commitment so not to disappoint other athletes in the team. Please give some thought to nominating a team/s, and contact our Team Manager or Age Group Liaison officer if you have any questions.
McDonald’s State Relays
On Saturday 13th December LAQ will hold the State Relay Championships at State Athletics Facility, Kessels Rd Nathan. Top three place getters at Regional Relays (U9- U17) are able to compete at State Relays. This one day event is an opportunity to represent your club and meet athletes from all over Queensland. Please remember the importance of commitment to the team and the consequences of a non-appearance on the day.
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Summer Regional Championships
On Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th of February 2015. Caboolture Little Athletics will be hosting the Regional Championships. This is a two day carnival where all athletes (Under 7’s and up) are encouraged to participate. Each athlete is allowed to compete in a maximum of 5 events of their choice. U15’s and up can compete in a Pentathlon (100m/800m/100m Hurdles [Boys] or 90m Hurdles [Girls]; Long Jump; and Discus) plus any two other individual events. Please contact the Team Manager for events available in each age group. All (U9 – U17) athletes placing 1st;2nd;3rd 4th may progress to the State Championships. If you qualify please advise the Team Manager on the day of the carnival, if you would like to nominate for the State Championships in March. Closing date for nomination is to be confirmed. Athletes who compete in a final at the regional championships and achieve the qualifying performance level for that event will also qualify for the state championships in addition to the place getters.
McDonald’s State Championships
The State Championships will be held on Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd March at QSAC Kessels Nathan. Competitors from U9 –U17 who qualify at Regional Championships are entitled to compete at State Championships. The carnival is held over a full weekend from Friday night through to Sunday afternoon. Athletes in the Under 13 age group and Under 15 Pentathletes are eligible for selection in the State Team. LAQ selects a state team of 22 Under 13 athletes (boys/girls) and four Under 15 Pentathletes (2 boys/2girls) to compete at Australian Little Athletics Championships.
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2013/14 State Championship Report Last seasons QLAA State Championships were held for the very first time at Barlow Park in Cairns. Due to the cost involved in competing such a distance away, we were represented by a smaller team than at the past 3 State Championships. However our 26 athletes competing in over 70 events still produced some formidable results. Our team was admirably led by Shamini Bradfield, Dylan Cole and Connor Lehmann - three of our Under 17 athletes competing in their last Little Athletics competition. Thank you to these athletes for their exemplary display of sportsmanship and for guiding our athletes through these championships. The family and friends that attended would agree that all our athletes deserved medals as the conditions were at times absolutely atrocious – it was either teeming down with rain or scorching hot and these conditions truly tested all our athletes. With that being said, unfortunately not everyone can come away with a medal but three athletes did: Under 9 Amelita Case Silver Long Jump Under 13 Callum Haig Bronze 1500m Walk Under 11 Max Johnson Silver 200m Thank you again to the family, friends and coaches who made the trip to Cairns. The support shown to all our athletes was very much appreciated. Additionally thank you to those who assisted with officiating in very trying conditions. This season the State Championships return to Brisbane. With the calibre of athletes we have, we are certain once again to be represented by a sizeable team. Cristine Case Team Manager
2013/14 State Results
Dylan Cole - U17
Shamini Bradfield - U17
200m
26.26
11th
Javelin
34.79m
8th
Shot Put
8.58m
10th
Discus
41.79m
7th
Discus
17.86m
14th
400m
56.13
4th
Long Jump
3.68
12th
400m
1:18.45
17th
Andrew Bundgaard - U12 400m
Jessica Davie - U11 01:14.5
18th
Amelita Case - U9 Long Jump
3.69m
2nd
Javelin
19.95m
5th
60m Hurdles
11.00
4th
200m
30.93
13th
100m
16.22
6th
Chloe Day - U11
Shot Put
5.91m
7th
1100m Walk
6:3309
4th
200m
32.89
8th
Long Jump
3.47m
15th
Triple Jump
7.69m
15th
12.47m
14th
Jasmyne Case - U14 80m Hurdles
16.18
14th
60m Hurdles
Long Lump
4.07m
13th
Callum Haig - U13
Shot Put
7.41m
14th
1500m Walk
8:02.93
3rd
Triple Jump
9.25m
10th
1500m
5:29.53
11th
200m Hurdles
33.06
12th
Abbie Hamill - U10 3:00.05
15th
70m
11.00
9th
Max Johnson - U11
400m
1:15.76
9th
60m Hurdles
18.08
8th
100m
15.3
9th
100m
14.10
9th
200m
31.48
8th
200m
28.12
2nd
Ella Cashin - U10
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800m
Sam Larsen - U11
Emma Woodward - U9
Long Jump
3.98m
15th
High Jump
400m
1:13.13
15th
Tahlia Simpson - U14
100m
15.20
13th
200m
29.31
9th
Connor Lehmann - U17
1.05m
6th
80m Hurdles
15.14
13th
200m Hurdles
31.96
7th
Chloe Sutton - U14
Javelin
25.15m
11th
High Jump
NH
14th
Shot Put
12.64m
6th
Shot Put
6.89m
19th
Discus
33.21m
9th
Ashlee Tanner - U9 70m
12.18
23rd
Riley Lehmann - U15 High Jump
1.55m
12th
100m
17.80
22nd
Shot Put
9.36m
11th
800m
3:11.41
12th
Javelin
22.64m
12th
200m
34.81
16th
Jack Mitchell - U9
Riley Tanner - U12
70m
11.72
23rd
1500m
5:05.31
5th
100m
16.50
20th
400m
1:07.38
6th
800m
2:37.57
11th
Mackenzie Ofield - U10 1100m Walk
6:56.48
6th
Benji Westwood-Pritchard - U8
800m
3:05.47
18th
Shot Put
Megan O'Rourke - U10
5.54m
15th
1.15m
15th
Long Jump
3.90m
9th
Nathan Woodward - U11
400m
1:15.21
14th
High Jump
800m
2:49.85
7th
Jason Wulff - U10
Mia Reynolds - U12 Discus
26.81m
4th
High Jump
1.20m
4th
400m
1:11.25
13th
400m
1:12.40
7th
Javelin
18.70m
14th
Discus
25.74m
6th
Shot Put
8.98m
12th
800m
02:44.0
9th
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Trophies and Awards Season McDonalds’s Achievement Awards These McDonald’s level achievement awards will be given throughout the season. The awards are designed to encourage the athlete to strive to improve their own individual results. Athletes can check the notice board, which will display the required achievement levels, in table form. For a green; red; or blue award the athlete must achieve the listed results for each, age appropriate, event in that group. The results can be achieved at any LAQ centre or association competition.
Presentation Night Awards: Individual Level Achievement Trophies Our award system is designed to provide incentive for individual achievement and improvement. This system allows athletes to achieve their goals and set new goals for future seasons. Throughout the season points will be awarded to each registered athlete and totaled at the end of the season by our Records Officers. Criteria Every athlete that meets attendance criteria is eligible for a Green trophy. Athletes U7 and U8 • Min 3 events achieved in Red level get Red trophy • Min 2 events achieved in Blue level get Blue trophy Athletes U9 and older • Min 4 events achieved in Red level received Red trophy • Min 3 events achieved in Blue level, receive Blue trophy • Min 1 event achieved in Gold level (*State qualifying time) receive a Gold trophy. *State qualifying times for Gold Levels are displayed on the notice board. Athlete demonstrates a high degree of sportsmanship. Athlete abides by all Centre rules and is respectful of fellow Athletes and Officials. ATTENDANCE CRITERIA - An athlete must compete a minimum of 50% of times before and after Christmas break to qualify for our Trophies and Awards. (Weather permitting)
Senior Champions Andrew Bundgaard Jasmyne Case Junior Champions Blake Herbert Chloe Day
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Specialised Awards • Most Improved Award • Caloundra RSL Merit Awards - Under 7 and 8’s; Under 9 - 11’s; & Under 12 - 17’s • Junior Champion - Under 7 - 10’s North Caloundra Surf Lifesaving Club Perpetual Shield • Senior Champion - Under 11 - 17’s Gaylene Cahill Perpetual Shield • Julie-Anne Heness Award • Centre Manager’s Award • Irvine’s “Camp Sponsorship” Award • Team Manager’s Award • Jess Haig Captain’s Encouragement Award
2013/14 Award Recipients
Caloundra RSL Merit Awards Cooper Davis, Dylan Cole, Amelita Case
Irvine’s “Camp Sponsorship” Award Jessica Davie
Team Manager’s Award Mia Reynolds
Julia-Anne Heness Award Kate Herbert
Jess Haig Captain’s Encouragement Award Astrid Williams
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Most Improved Award 2013/2014 Most Improved Athletes Age Group
Name Boy
Girl
U6
Benjamin Harvey
Montanah Kilburn
U7
Tyler Greene
Romy Smedley
U8
Blake Herbert
Cassidy Kilburn
U9
Jack Mitchell
Scarlett Day
U10
Jason Wulff
Abbie Hamill
U11
Nathan Woodward
Chloe Day
U12
Andrew Bundgaard
Bridget Chesher
U13
Warren Chesher
Gabi Wilson
U14
Jordan Coluccio
Jasmyne Case
U15
N/A
N/A
U16
N/A
N/A
U17
Dylan Cole
Shamini Bradfield
One of the aims in Little Athletics is to improve individual athletic performance and to provide incentives for athletes to improve through collaboration with “Family, Fun and Fitness”. Everyone likes to win, but not all are able to. All however are capable of improving and achieving a worthwhile standard. Our Most Improved Award is therefore aimed at recognising and rewarding improvers, not just winners. Criteria Points are totalled and the athlete with the highest amount is awarded Most Improved. 1 point allocated per event attempted 2 points if equal PB 3 points if improving on PB 1 point for each event competed in Open day/Regional Relays/Regional Championship. Note: For new athletes their beginning or base line PB is the first time, distance or measurement that is recorded for each event. The same applies for athletes starting in new age group with a new event included, e.g. heavier shot/ discus. Returning athletes use the last season recorded PB’s. Athlete demonstrates a high degree of sportsmanship. Athlete abides by all Centre rules and is respectful of fellow Athletes and Official ATTENDANCE CRITERIA - An athlete must compete a minimum of 50% of times before and after Christmas break to qualify for our Trophies and Awards. (Weather permitting)
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Caloundra RSL Merit Awards Winners Year
Age Group Category
Winners
2013/14
Under 7’s and 8’s
Cooper Davis
Under 9’s to 11’s
Amelita Case
Under 12 to 17’s
Dylan Cole
Under 7’s and 8’s
Amelita Case
Under 9’s to 11’s
Jason Wulff
Under 12 to 17’s
Jess Haig
Under 7’s and 8’s
Ella Cashin
Under 9’s to 11’s
Kaelan Debbage
Under 12 to 17’s
Jessica Haig
Under 7’s and 8’s
Keanie Ward
Under 9’s to 11’s
Riley Tanner
Under 12’s to 17’s
Jessica Haig
Under 7’s and 8’s
Jake Debbage
Under 9’s to 11’s
Jessie Gripske
Under 12’s to 16’s
Jessica Haig
Under 7’s and 8’s
Charlotte Fitzpatrick
Under 9’s to 11’s
Jessie Gripske
Under 12’s to 16’s
Katijah Paehua
Under 7’s and 8’s
Grace Kaihua
Under 9’s to 11’s
Summah Evans
Under 12’s to 16’s
Jessica Lee
Under 7’s and 8’s
Keaton Bradley
Under 9’s to 11’s
Summah Evans
Under 12’s to 15’s
Jessica Lee
Under 7’s and 8’s
April Shearsby
Under 9’s to 11’s
Amy Baldwin
Under 12’s to 15’s
Rachael Lee
Under 7’s and 8’s
Samantha Ledger
Under 9’s to 11’s
Jessica Manix
Under 12’s to 15’s
Katie McDougall
Under 7’s and 8’s
Lochlan Turner
Under 9’s to 11’s
Ashleigh Harris
Under 12’s to 15’s
Rachael Lee
Under 7’s and 8’s
Shane Parkinson
Under 9’s to 11’s
Jessica Lee
Under 12’s to 15’s
Lauren Bale
2012/13
2011/12
2010/11
2009/10
2008/09
2007/08
2006/07
2005/2006
2004/2005
2003/2004
2002/2003
These awards have been introduced to acknowledge the talents of young athletes and provide incentive for these athletes to continue with their athletics. Criteria Set Points are calculated based on athlete performances at Regional Championships*, State Championships and State Pentathlon. Bonus points awarded for Club, Regional, State and Australian Best Performances. *Under 7’s & U8’s awards can only be calculated on performances at Regional championship and Club PB’s. ATTENDANCE CRITERIA - An athlete must compete a minimum of 50% of times before and after Christmas break to qualify for our Trophies and Awards. (Weather permitting)
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Perpetual Shields
NORTH CALOUNDRA SURF LIFESAVING CLUB PERPETUAL SHIELD
Criteria (Updated June 2014) The recipients of the Junior/Senior Champion will be the male and female athlete with the highest combined points totalled from our Most Improved Award as well as the following points tallied from our McDonalds awards system, for each athlete. Macdonald’s Awards Point System 4 points awarded for each performance at the GOLD level 3 points awarded for each performance at the BLUE level 2 points awarded for each performance at the RED level 1 point awarded for each performance at the GREEN level.
GAYLENE CAHILL PERPETUAL SHIELD Senior Champions
Junior Champions 2013/14
Andrew Bundgaard Jasmyne Case
U12 Boy U14 Girl
2012/13
Jason Wulff
U9
2011/12
Dalton Bradley
U9
2010/11
Dalton Bradley
U8
2009/10
Hayden Gripske, Jessie Gripske
U8 U10
Tess Nalder
U8
2008/09
Sophie Funnell
U11
2007/08
Jessie Gripske
U8
2006/07
Steven Jung
U10
2005/06
Aaron Shearsby
U9
2004/05
Aaron Shearsby
U8
2003/04
Jye Taylor
U7
2002/03
Jordi Taylor
U9
2001/02
Amanda Cahill &
U9
Erin Shaw (joint winners)
U9
2000/01
Rachael Lee
U10
1999/00
Melanie Robson &
U8
Aaron Brown (Joint Winners)
U8
Ben Robson &
U9
Carly Ponter (Joint Winners)
U8
2013/14
Blake Herbert Chloe Day
U8 Boy U11 Girl
2012/13
Katelyn Brassey-Frye
U13
2011/12
Jasmine Case
U12
2011/10
Jasmyne Case & Keaton Bradley
U11
2010/09
Jessica Haig
U14
2008/09
Summah Evans
U12
2007/08
Caitlyn Haslam
U14
2006/07
Madison Tolhurst
U15
20005/06
Jay-Dean Shearsby
U12
1997/98
Melanie Robson
U6
2004/05
Mary-Ann Shearsby
U12
1996/97
Kirra Smith
U10
2003/04
Mary-Ann Shearsby
U11
1995/96
Zoe Brewis
U9
2002/03
Melanie Robson
U11
1994/95
Michelle Albanese
U8
2001/02
Jacob Harris
U11
1993/94
Keiran Sharma
U10
2000/01
Corey Wake
U12
1992/93
Toby Henderson
U8
1999/00
Bianca Stimson &
U12
1991/92
Tamanya Newton
Kirra Smith (Joint Winners)
U13
1990/91
Kirsty Newton
U14
1998/99
Bianca Stimson
U11
1989/90
Michael Maxwell
U7
1997/98
Julie-Anne Heness &
U15
1988/89
Laura Maxwell
U8
Kirra Smith (JointWinners)
U11
1987/88
Karen Davey
U12
1996/97
Julie-Anne Heness
U14
1986/87
Grant Field
U11
1995/96
Julie-Anne Heness
U13
1994/95
Keiran Sharma
U11
1993/94
Julie-Anne Heness
U11
1992/93
Joe Henderson
U12
1991/92
Beau Hodge
U11
1991/92
Beau Hodge
U11
1991/92
Beau Hodge
U11
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1998/99
Julie-Anne Heness Award Criteria This Perpetual Shield awarded by CLAC Committee to a member from Under 8’s to Under 17’s who has been involved in the Club for a minimum of 3 years and displays the true spirit of little athletics. The award is not restricted to athletic ability as demonstrated on the track and field. However, recipients must have enthusiasm for all activities and participate in all events, which will be shown by regular attendances at Centre and Regional competitions, LAQ carnivals and training nights etc. ATTENDANCE CRITERIA - An athlete must compete a minimum of 50% of times before and after Christmas break to qualify for our Trophies and Awards. (Weather permitting)
Year
Winners
Age Group
2013/14
Kate Herbert
U14
2012/13
Katelyn Brassey-Frye
U13
2011/12
Olivia Jessop
U15
2010/11
Jessica Haig
U15
2009/10
Kiara O'Rourke
U14
2008/2009
Caitlin Haslam
U15
2007/2008
Taylah Tolhurst
U14
2006/2007
Madison Tolhurst
U15
2004/2005
Katie Schultz
U13
2003/2004
Jessica Lee
U11
2002/2003
Kara Macklin
U12
2001/2002
Erin Shaw
U9
2000/2001
Ben Robson (Under 11)
Centre Manager’s Award Year
Winners
2013/14
Alan & Jane Moore
2012/13
Julia Jessop
2011/2012
Nick Debbage
2010/2011
Anita & Trevor Evans
2009/2010
Keith Heness
2008/2009
Leanne O’Rourke
2007/2008
Peter Haig
2006/2007
Michael Atkinson & Evonne Walker
2005/2006
Michael & Diane Joblin
2004/2005
Peter & Jenny Haig
2003/2004
Mal Nathan & Sue Haslam
2002/2003
Dianne Welch
2001/2002
Randy Lee and Ruth Puru
2000/2001
Jenny Robson
1999/2000
Roger & Sue Brown
1998/1999
Graham & Cheryl Ponter
1997/1998
Shane Lee
Criteria This Perpetual Shield awarded by the Centre Manager to parent/s who have become involved and taken an interest in centre activities, shown good sportsmanship and encouragement of the athletes throughout the season
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Irvine’s “Camp Sponsorship” Award Year
Winners
Age Group
2013/14
Jessica Davie
U11
2012/13
Gabi Wilson
U12
We would like to thank Trent and Belinda Irvine for this kind offer of sponsorship to the Summer Coaching Camp Criteria (Refer to the Summer Coaching Camp)
Team Manager’s Perpetual Award Year
Winners
Age Group
2013/14
Mia Reynolds
U12 Girls
Selected by the Team Manager, this award is presented to the athlete who during the season epitomises the Caloundra Little Athletics mantra of Fun, Family and Fitness whilst representing the Club. This person should also have displayed one or more of the following traits: a higher than expected level of sportsmanship, excelled well above their normal levels, is well respected by their peers and opposition, displayed respect to coaches and officials and offer encouragement to teammates. Criteria • Must have competed as a representative of Caloundra Little Athletics in a minimum of 2 of the following competitions Caloundra Open Day, Regional Relays and/or Regional Championships • Be aged minimum U7
Jess Haig Captains Encouragement Award Year
Winners
Age Group
2013/14
Astrid Williams
U11 Girls
In 2013 Jessica Haig proposed the establishment of a perpetual Encouragement Award for the junior members of Caloundra Little Athletics. “I have been a member of the Caloundra Little Athletics Club for over 10 years and have thoroughly loved the people, competition, sportsmanship, atmosphere and challenging myself. I would like to give back to the club that has given me such a wonderful grounding in athletics and camaraderie. I remember in my early days at CLAC in some events I was not able to achieve what the other athletes of my age could attain – but I was always enthusiastic, persistent and wanted to constantly improve. Because of this attitude I have continued to grow as a person and as an athlete and am now able to perform competitively at a high level in the sport, whilst still loving every minute of it.” Jessica Haig Criteria · Be in the age groups U6 - U11 · Show sportsmanship, enthusiasm and respect. · Be willing to compete in all events to the best of their ability. · Participate in Regional Relays and the Caloundra Open Day · Always have fun!
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CLAC Best Performances Home and Away Best Performances Home BP’s (records) are performances that have been set at our Home ground and Away BP’s are those performances that have been set at any LAQ event on a different track.
on a ticket and validated by the official. • All away BP’s must be recorded on a ticket and validated by an official. The ticket must be presented to the CLAC Chief Age Recorder for validation.
All BP’s must be validated; • Home BP’s achieved on Friday night competition must be validated by a committee member and results initialled on the sheet. • Home BP’s other than Friday night must be recorded
BP’s can only be broken in the event that you are contesting. No split times. Eligibility for Regional and State Records requires athlete to have atttended at least 60% of club compeition nights.
Best Performances - Boys 70 METRES HOME
AWAY
U6
J Shelly
12.7
08/09
U7
M Murray
12.0
94/95
N Brown
12.0
QEII 00/01
U8
C Davis
11.4
13/14
S McCarthy
11.1
Zone 93/94
U9
J Moon
10.4
94/95
B Seccombe
11.3
USC 12/13
U10
M Brearley
10.1
07/08
M Johnson
10.54
QSAC 12/13
U11
J Moon
10.1
96/97
C Sutton
10.7
Laidley 12/13
U12
S Jamieson
10.1
94/95
S Lahey
10.1
98/99
U13
C Anderson
9.1
98/99
U14
S Lahey
8.9
00/01
U15
S Lahey
8.7
01/02
U16
C Lehmann
8.9
13/14
U17
D Cole
8.8
13/14
100 METRES HOME
AWAY
U6
A Lanagan
19.4
13/14
F Murray
18.8
Bli Bli 95/96
U7
O Peoples
18.3
07/08
R Irvine
16.7
Zone 84/85
U8
C Davis
13.1
13/14
M Murray
15.7
Bli Bli 95/96
U9
S Peterson
15.1
84/85
R Tanner
14.8
Uni 10/11
U10
P Reddy
14.8
84/85
M Robinson
14.2
MB 00/01
U11
M Johnson
14.1
13/14
M Johnson
14.1
State 13/14
U12
K Debbage
14.1
12/13
S Park
13.6
QEII 84/85
U13
T Horn
13.5
12/13
M Burnham
12.5
Town 94/95
C Anderson
12.5
Town 98/99
U14
J Coluccio
13.3
13/14
A Johnson
11.8
QEII 94/95
U15
S Burke
12.3
86/87
A Johnson
11.9
QEII 95//96
U16
C Lehmann
12.7
12/13
C Lehmann
12.6
USC 12/13
U17
C Lehmann
12.3
13/14
C Lehmann
12.81
USC 13/14
CLAC | 47
200 METRES HOME
AWAY
U6
M Romagnoli
42.0
13/14
R Irvine
35.7
Zone 84/85
U7
T Maoate
34.2
13/14
R Irvine
33.4
QEII 85/86
U8
C Davis
34.5
13/14
J Moon
31.1
T’ville 94/95
U9
D Anderson
31.6
84/85
D Powell
30.2
Zone 94/95
U10
T Camm
31.2
12/13
S Jamieson
29.6
QEII 93/94
R Tanner
29.6
USC 12/13
U11
R Tanner
30.2
12/13
S Park
27.5
QEII 84/85
U12
K Debbage
29.2
12/13
M Burnham
26.0
T’ville 94/95
U13
T Horn
27.9
12/13
A Johnson
24.0
QEII 94/95
U14
T Eynon
26.3
92/93
A Johnson
23.8
QEII 95/96
U15
A Mackney
29.2
07/08
U16
C Lehmann
26.6
12/13
C Lehmann
26.1
USC 12/13
U17
D Cole
25.4
13/14
D cole
26.15
USC 13/14
400 METRES HOME
AWAY
U9
B Seccombe
1:19.8
12/13
S McCarthy
1:12.8
Namb 94/95
U10
B Seccombe
1:08.9
13/14
S McCarthy
1:07.2
QEII 95/96
U11
R Tanner
1:09.1
12/13
R Tanner
1:05.4
USC 12/13
U12
R Tanner
1:07.4
13/14
S McCarthy
1:04.2
QEII 97/98
U13
T Horn
1:07.0
07/08
S Park
1:02.9
Zone 85/86
U14
L Van Hooijdonk
1:03.0
12/13
A Johnson
54.0
T’ville 94/95
U15
M Webster
1:09.1
07/08
A Johnson
51.7
QEII 95/96
U16
D Cole
1:01.0
12/13
D Cole
59.8
USC 12/13
U17
D Cole
58.2
13/14
D Cole
56.13
USC 13/14
800 METRES HOME
AWAY
U9
B Seccombe
2:53.6
12/13
S McCarthy
2:44.4
T’ville 94/95
U10
J Wulff
2:45.3
13/14
S McCarthy
2:30.1
QEII 95/96
U11
R Tanner
2:37.1
12/13
S McCarthy
2:31.2
QEII 96/97
U12
S Park
2:39.0
84/85
S McCarthy
2:02.2
D Bay 97/98
U13
S McCarthy
2:25.9
98/99
C Haig
2:41.55
USC 13/14
U14
L Van Hooijdonk
2:26.6
12/13
M Hulkkonen
2:16.5
QEII 84/85
U15
M Webster
2:55.3
07/08
C Woulihan
2:10.8
QEII 96/97
U16
D Cole
2:29.3
12/13
U17
D Cole
2:30.2
13/14
448 8
1500 METRES HOME
AWAY
U11
T Sparks
5:31.0
85/86
S McCarthy
5:04.7
QEII 96/97
U12
A Stitt
5:30.1
12/13
S McCarthy
4:57.9
QEII 97/98
U13
B Caines
5:19.0
84/85
S McCarthy
4:50.8
Nat. 98/99
U14
M Hulkkonen
5:01.0
84/85
C Woulihan
4:39.5
QEII 95/96
U15
M Webster
6:19.2
07/08
C Woulihan
4:19.0
QEII 96/97
U16
D Cole
6:01.2
12/13
U17
C Lehmann
6:12.0
13/14
J Mueller
3:45.0
300 M WALK HOME U6
F Murray
2:02.8
95/96
U7
F Murray
2:05.0
96/97
U8
J Mueller
1:43.4
99/00
U9
C Lumsden
1:46.5
95/96
700M WALK HOME
AWAY
U9
M Robson
4:36.0
98/99
U10
J Wulff
4:15.3
13/14
U11
B Muldoon
3:55.0
94/95
U12
B Muldoon
3:33.4
95/96
U13
S Goodwin
3:48.7
02/03
U14
C Woulihan
3:56.0
95/96
U15
E Holland
4:24.0
02/03
U16
D Cole
7:01.9
12/13
U17
D Cole
4:44.5
13/14
Dbay 00/01
1100 M WALK HOME
AWAY
U10
J Wulff
7:10.9
13/14
C Haig
6:27.21
State 10/11
U11
J Ponter
7:12.1
99/00
C Sullivan
6:34.74
State 00/01
1500 M WALK HOME
AWAY
U12
D Heness
8:54.0
84/85
B Muldoon
8:34.8
QEII 95/96
U13
C Haig
8:24.5
13/14
C Haig
8:02.93
State 13/14
U14
S Smith
8:17.0
84/85
U15
E Wells
10:10.0
86/87
U16
D Cole
11:44.5
12/13
U17
D Cole
11:56.2
13/14
CLAC | 49
60 M HURDLES HOME
AWAY
U8
A Carter
12.0
84/85
S McCarthy
11.2
Zone 93/94
U9
T Stirling
11.9
07/08
J Moon
10.2
Zone 94/95
J Wulff
11.9
12/13
U10
J Debbage
11.3
12/13
M Robinson
10.9
MB 00/01
U11
M Johnson
10.9
13/14
S Jamieson
10.0
QEII 93/94
U12
K Debbage
10.8
12/13
S Jamieson
9.5
Ipsw 94/95
80 M HURDLES HOME 15.6
AWAY
U13
C James
13/14
R Gilliman
U14
NA
NA
U15
NA
NA
13.4
QEII 99/00
90M HURDLES HOME U14
T Eynon
15.4
AWAY 92/93
S Lahey
14.5
QEII 00/01
100M HURDLES HOME
AWAY
U15
R Lehmann
17.9
13/14
U16
C Lehmann
18.7
12/13
U17
C Lehmann
16.9
13/14
A Johnson
15.2
QEII 95/96
200M HURDLES HOME
AWAY
U13
C Anderson
31.7
98/99
S Lahey
29.3
QEII 99/00
U14
M Haynes
29.8
99/00
S Lahey
27.1
Zone 00/01
U15
C Draper
30.5
91/92
S Lahey
26.9
State 01/02
U16
C Lehmann
32.4
12/13
U17
C Lehmann
32.3
13/14
550 0
SHOT PUT HOME
AWAY
U6
T Maoate
5.24
12/13
U7
N Brown
7.67
00/01
B Herbert
4.13
USC 12/13
U8
J Bath
6.49
12/13
N Brown
7.84
Dbay 01/02
U9
A Cooper
7.08
87/88
M Pleysier
8.46
State 00/01
U10
S Jamieson
9.78
92/93
J Wulff
7.36
GH 13/14
U11
A Dann
9.74
86/87
L Mooney
11.47
ANZ 03/04
U12
L Mooney
10.21
04/05
T Farrell
10.19
QSAC 12/13
U13
C Anderson
12.39
98/99
U14
A Mackney
11.58
06/07
R Lehmann
10.8
USC 12/13
S Caines
13.08
85/86
U15
T Eynon
12.05
93/94
R Lehmann
9.61
USC 13/14
U16
C Lehmann
11.53
12/13
C Lehmann
13.56
QSAC 12/13
U17
C Lehmann
12.43
13/14
C Lehmann
1274
USC 13/14
DISCUS HOME
AWAY
U6
N Brown
13.8
99/00
U7
N Brown
20.62
00/01
M Reynolds
8.9
Dbay 13/14
U8
N Brown
22.66
01/02
B Westwood-Pritchard
12.66
USC 12/13
U9
N Brown
25.3
02/03
J Wulff
22.6
QSAC 12/13
U10
K Eynon
29.5
92/93
J Wulff
25.84
Gympie 13/14
U11
A Dann
27.78
86/87
C Sutton
19.51
Dbay 13/14
U12
L Mooney
31.54
04/05
T Farrell
36.72
QSAC 12/13
U13
C Anderson
33.49
98/99
C Haig
16.14
USC 13/14
U14
M Alessios
37.16
87/88
U15
R Lehmann
27.31
13/14
T Eynon
42.18
Zone 93/94
U16
C Lehmann
36.9
12/13
C Lehmann
35.43
USC 12/13
D Cole
41.79
USC 13/14
U17
HIGH JUMP HOME
AWAY
U8
R Irvine
1.15
85/86
U9
A Carter
1.2
85/86
R Irvine
1.2
86/87
U10
J Wulff
1.27
U11
B Edwards
U12
T Irvine
U13
K Evans
1.15
QSAC 12/13
13/14
K Evans
1.29
USC 13/14
1.29
84/85
T Irvine
1.33
QEII 85/86
1.51
86/87
R Tanner
1.25
USC 13/14
S Park
1.44
85/86
M Burnham
1.52
T’ville 94/95
U14
T Eynon
1.64
92/93
R Lehmann
1.5
USC 12/13
U15
S Burke
1.6
90/91
T Eynon
1.78
QEII 93/94
U16
C Lehmann
1.4
12/13
D Cole
1.4
1213
U17
CLAC | 51
LONG JUMP HOME
AWAY
U6
F Murray
2.77
95/96
U7
L Borean
3.17
97/98
J Harvey
2.45
USC 13/14
U8
A Carter
3.74
84/85
C Davis
3.05
USC 13/14
U9
J Wulff
3.62
12/13
D Anderson
4.15
QEII 84/85
U10
M Johnson
3.97
12/13
T Irvine
4.38
QEII 84/85
D Anderson
4.38
QEII 85/86
U11
M Johnson
4.37
13/14
P Hartwig
4.76
QEII 87/88
U12
K Debbage
4.56
12/13
S Parks
4.81
QEII 84/85
M Lawlor
4.81
QEII 92/93
U13
B Caines
4.22
84/85
C Anderson
5.48
Bli Bli 98/99
U14
R Lehman
4.6
12/13
M Burnham
5.69
QEII 95/96
U15
T Eynon
5.52
93/94
U16
C Lehmann
5.2
12/13
U17
C Lehmann
4.81
13/14
TRIPLE JUMP HOME
AWAY
U11
J Bastiaans
8.12
12/13
S Jamieson
9.78
QEII 93/94
U12
R Tanner
8.7
12/13
M Lawlor
10.54
QEII 92/93
K Debbage
8.7
12/13
U13
M Lawlor
10.5
93/94
J Woods
8.85
USC 12/13
U14
T Eynon
10.48
92/93
A Johnson
11.8
T’ville 94/95
U15
S Burke
11.25
90/91
U16
D Cole
9.68
12/13
U17
D Cole
10.32
13/14
JAVELIN HOME
AWAY
U11
C Hubscher-Anzini
19.99
07/08
A Dann
29.48
QE II 86/87
U12
B Hodge
27.86
92/93
S Jamieson
35.14
T’ville 94/95
U13
T Horn
19.56
12/13
S Jamieson
37.06
Aspley 95/96
U14
T Eynon
36.6
92/93
U15
S Lahey
49.07
01/02
R Lehmann
25.09
USC 13/14
U16
C Lehmann
30.5
12/13
D Cole
26.01
QSAC 12/13
U17
D Cole
34.75
13/14
D Cole
35.55
USC 13/14
552 2
CLAC Gold Sponsor Reitsma
CLAC | 53
Best Performances - Girls 70 METRES HOME
AWAY
U6
E McGuire
13.5
94/95
M Kilburn
14.5
Dbay 13/14
U7
L Halfweeg
11.6
87/88
C Kilburn
13.5
Redcliffe 12/13
M McCarthy
11.6
87/88
G Wiegand
13.5
USC 12/13
U8
P Washington
11.5
94/95
A Case
12.1
USC 12/13
U9
P Washington
11.0
95/96
E Cashin
11.1
USC 12/13
U10
E Cashin
10.5
13/14
M Franks
10.6
State 91/92
U11
A Harris
10.4
03/04
U12
T Ledger
10.2
04/05
U13
J Bernhardt
9.8
07/08
U14
E VanHooijdonk
9.6
10/11
L Van Hooijdonk
9.6
12/13
U15
L Van Hooijdonk
9.4
13/14
U16
J Haig
10.1
11/12
U17
J Haig
10.4
12/13
100 METRES HOME
AWAY
U6
E McGuire
19.2
94/95
M Kilburn
21.38
Dbay 13/14
U7
E McGuire
18.1
95/96
A Case
18.1
Reg 11/12
U8
P Washington
15.4
94/95
A Case
17.6
USC 12/13
U9
A Case
15.9
13/14
P Washington
14.7
QEII 95/96
U10
E Cashin
14.9
13/14
M Franks
15.0
T’ville 91/92
U11
R Dann
14.9
84/85
P Washington
14.2
Zone 97/98
U12
K Dawe
14.1
13/14
M Franks
13.8
Zone 93/94
U13
L Van Hooijdonk
13.7
11/12
G wilson
14.61
USC 13/14
U14
E Van Hooijdonk
13.0
10/11
L Van Hooijdonk
13.3
USC 12/13
U15
E Van Hooijdonk
13.1
11/12
L Bale
13.3
T’ville 02/03
U16
E Van Hooijdonk
12.9
12/13
E Van Hooijdonk
13.1
USC 12/13
U17
E Van Hooijdonk
12.9
13/14
E Van Hooijdonk
13.12
USC 13/14
200 METRES HOME
AWAY
U6
C Watson
42.7
12/13
G Wiegand
41.2
USC 12/13
U7
C Dunne
39.0
87/88
U8
G Kaihau
28.9
07/08
K Barry
34.9
QEII 84/85
U9
A Case
33.0
13/14
P Washington
31.3
QEII 95/96
U10
E Cashin
32.0
13/14
R Clauson
31.27
QSAC 12/13
U11
J Davie
32.4
13/14
A Harris
29.9
ANZ 03/04
U12
K Dawe
30.5
13/14
B Smith
28.1
QEII 85/86
U13
G Wilson
29.2
13/14
R Dann
27.4
QEII 86/87
U14
L Van Hooijdonk
27.8
13/14
E Van Hooijdonk
26.4
USC 10/11
U15
L Van Hooijdonk
37.5
13/14
L Van Hooijdonk
26.92
USC 13/14
U16
E Van Hooijdonk
27.0
12/13
J Haig
27.2
State 11/12
U17
J Haig
28.0
12/13
J Haig
26.6
State 12/13
554 4
400 METRES HOME
AWAY
U9
A Case
1:19.2
13/14
K Davey
1:20.7
QEII 84/85
U10
E Cashin
1:17.0
13/14
R Clauson
1:10.0
QSAC 12/13
U11
J Davie
1:18.0
13/14
A Harris
1:08.4
ANZ 03/04
U12
S Lawrence
1:15.6
04/05
R Dann
1:03.4
QEII 85/86
G Wilson
1:15.6
12/13
U13
K Brassey-Frye
1:11.6
12/13
R Dann
1:02.3
QEII 86/87
U14
L Van Hooijdonk
1:01.4
12/13
L Van Hooijdonk
1:01.6
USC 12/13
U15
L Van Hooijdonk
1:09.8
13/14
K Hodge
58.1
QEII 94/95
U16
E Van Hooijdonk
1:10.1
12/13
J Haig
1:00.5
State 11/12
U17
J Haig
1:02.9
12/13
J Haig
58.7
USC 12/13
800 METRES HOME
AWAY
U9
L Dreyzin-Howell
3:05.8
13/14
A Cahill
2:48.77
State 01/02
U10
E Cashin
3:06.4
13/14
S Marshall
2:40.7
QEII 84/85
U11
A Thorpe
2:53.0
84/85
E Hodgens
2:34.8
QEII 88/89
U12
A Cahill
2:51.0
04/05
S Marshall
2:36.2
QEII 86/87
U13
K Hodge
2:43.0
92/93
B Stimson
2:33.81
State 00/01
U14
A Heikkila
2:47.7
13/14
B Stimson
2:32.4
State 01/02
U15
L Van Hooijdonk
2:58.5
13/14
J Haig
2:32.38
QEII 10/11
U16
C Traves
3:00.01
07/08
J Haig
2:31.4
State 11/12
U17
J Haig
2:31.7
12/13
J Haig
2:24.8
USC 12/13
1500 METRES HOME
AWAY
U11
S Marshall
5:31.0
85/86
E Hodgens
5:21.1
QEII 88/89
U12
R Stott
5:17.2
04/05
R Stott
5:17.13
04/05
U13
J Haig
5:05.5
07/08
K Brassey- Frye
5:25.5
QSAC 12/13
U14
S Mallac
5:22.0
86/87
B Stimson
5:14.2
State 01/02
U15
B Stimson
6:01.8
02/03
J Haig
5:43.15
USC 10/11
U16
CTraves
6:16.1
07/08
U17
J Haig
5:55.7
12/13
J Haig
5:54.4
USC 12/13
300 M WALK HOME U6
M Robson
2:05.5
97/98
U7
M Robson
2:00.8
98/99
U8
J Hayter
1:34.0
95/96
U9
M Robson
1:22.7
00/01
CLAC | 55
700M WALK HOME
AWAY
U9
Z Brewis
4:14.0
95/96
U10
E Welch
4:02.7
00/01
U11
M Tolhurst
4:05.2
02/03
U12
Z Brewis
3:37.2
98/99
U13
B Stimson
3:42.1
00/01
U14
Z Brewis
3:44.6
00/01
U15
M Tolhurst
3:41.1
06/07
U16
M Tolhurst
3:41.0
07/08
U17
M Deery
5:11.9
12/13
M Robson
3:42.5
State 00/01
1100 M WALK HOME
AWAY
U10
J Bennett
7:26.0
12/13
E Welch
6:04.05
State 00/01
U11
C Day
7:06.3
13/14
E Welch
6:02.89
State 01/02
1500 M WALK HOME
AWAY
U12
M Brearley
9:50.0
13/14
Z Brewis
8:29.3
T’ville 98/99
U13
K Brassey-Frye
9:30.9
12/13
B Stimson
7:54.59
State 00/01
U14
J Thorne
9:10.0
85/86
B Stimson
8:26.51
State 01/02
U15
M Tolhurst
8:34.8
06/07
U16
C Traves
9:30.1
07/08
J Haig
8:16.09
State 11/12
U17
J Haig
8:54.9
12/13
J Haig
8:41.9
QSAC 12/13
60 M HURDLES HOME
AWAY
U8
P Washington
12.2
94/95
E Williamson
12.4
USC 12/13
U9
A Case
10.8
13/14
P Washington
10.6
QEII 95/96
U10
T Stockdale
11.9
93/94
R Clauson
12.3
Glasshouse 12/13
U11
C Day
11.4
13/14
K Price
10.8
USC 12/13
U12
K Price
10.6
13/14
S Gilliman
10.8
Zone 00/01
80 M HURDLES HOME
AWAY
U13
S Jennings
16.1
13/14
J Rinaldi
13.5
QEII 86/87
U14
T Simpson
15.1
13/14
J Hodge
13.4
QEII 93/94
U15
B Thorburn
14.8
86/87
90M HURDLES HOME
AWAY
U15
J Rinaldi
16.8
88/89
U16
J Maslen
19.1
13/14
U17
M Deery
18.5
12/13
556 6
L Bale
13.4
T’ville 02/03
M Deery
18.3
USC 12/13
200M HURDLES HOME
AWAY
U13
G Wilson
33.8
13/14
M Franks
31.8
Zone 94/95
U14
J Case
33.3
13/14
L Bale
29.6
State 01/02
U15
L Van Hooijdonk
32.5
13/14
J-A Heness
32.4
Ghse 97/98
U16
J Maslen
35.1
13/14
U17
J Haig
35.1
12/13
SHOT PUT HOME
AWAY
U6
E Moore
5.05
06/07
M Kilburn
3.22
Dbay 13/14
U7
C Watson
6.21
13/14
R Brewer
3.90
Gympie 13/14
U8
A Case
5.87
12/13
A Case
4.87
USC 12/13
U9
K McDougall
6.81
01/02
A Case
6.04
USC 13/14
U10
L Maxwell
7.39
90/91
K McDougall
8.92
Zone 02/03
U11
K McDougall
10.84
03/04
M Reynolds
7.48
USC 12/13
U12
K McDougall
13.68
04/05
M Reynolds
9.04
Dbay 13/14
U13
K McDougall
10.94
06/06
J Case
7.3
USC 12/13
S Hill
11
88/89
U14
J Lee
10.58
06/07
J Case
8.74
USC 13/14
U15
M O’Loughlin
10.6
93/94
J Lee
10.92
Reg 07/08
U16
S Bradfield
7.97
12/13
S Bradfield
8.07
USC 12/13
U17
S Bradfield
8.04
13/14
S Bradfield
8.63
USC 13/14
DISCUS HOME
AWAY
U6
A Baker
10.20
04/05
A Baker
10.20
04/05
U7
C Watson
12.42
13/14
K Ward
13.59
USC 10/11
U8
L Maxwell
14.28
88/89
K Ward
15.46
DBay 11/12
U9
K McDougall
21.61
01/02
K Ward
17.96
QSAC 12/13
U10
R Lee
22.63
00/01
K McDougall
25.19
Zone 02/03
U11
K McDougall
27.15
03/04
M Reynolds
21.61
USC 12/13
U12
K McDougall
36.53
04/05
M Reynolds
31.17
Dbay 13/14
U13
K McDougall
36.44
05/06
K Brassey-Frye
31.81
USC 12/13
U14
L Bale
28.61
01/02
K Brassey
25.17
USC 13/14
U15
R Lee
33.12
05/06
U16
S Bradfield
18.83
12/13
U17
S Bradfield
18.88
13/14
S Bradfield
18.95
USC
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JAVELIN HOME
AWAY
U11
K McDougall
21.69
03/04
J Davie
19.95
State 13/14
U12
M Shearsby
27.65
04/05
K Price
19.47
USC 13/14
U13
K McDougall
35.85
05/06
K Brassey-Frye
27.2
QSAC 12/13
U14
K Brassey
28.89
13/14
L Bale
38.03
Zone 01/02
U15
B Thorburn
20.86
6/87
L Bale
35.6
T’ville 02/03
U16
M Tolhurst
21.35
07/08
U17
M Deery
31.93
12/13
M Deery
28.44
QSAC 12/13
HIGH JUMP HOME
AWAY
U8
E Woodward
0.99
12/13
U9
A Berry
1.03
86/87
P Washington
1.18
QEII 95/96
U10
K Hodge
1.21
89/90
C Day
1.1
QSAC 12/13
U11
S Marshall
1.32
85/86
W Pasterfield
1.22
USC 12/13
U12
M Brearley
1.39
13/14
K Hodge
1.5
T’ville 91/92
U13
K Hodge
1.53
92/93
K Brassey-Frye
1.25
QSAC 12/13
K Herbert
1.25
QSAC 12/13
U14
K Hodge
1.61
93/94
L Bale
1.64
State 01/02
U15
L Van Hooijdonk
1.4
13/14
K Hodge
1.66
QEII 94/95
U16
J Haig
1.31
11/12
U17
J Haig
1.35
12/13
LONG JUMP HOME
AWAY
U6
C Watson
2.55
12/13
M Kilburn
2.25
Dbay 13/14
U7
C Watson
3.02
13/14
Z Johnson
2.48
USC 13/14
U8
E Cashin
3.4
11/12
A Case
3.22
USC 12/13
U9
A Case
3.71
13/14
A Case
3.69
States 13/14
U10
M Carter
3.86
84/85
K Hodge
4.11
QEII 89/90
U11
J Davie
4.08
13/14
K Hodge
4.52
QEII 90/91
U12
K Adams
4.19
86/87
K Hodge
4.61
Zone 91/92
U13
G Wilson
4.18
13/14
K Hodge
4.88
QEII 92/93
U14
M Bishop
4.75
91/92
K Hodge
4.99
Zone 93/94
U15
J Maslen
4.61
12/13
L Van Hooijdonk
4.97
USC 13/14
U16
E Van Hooijdonk
4.73
12/13
E Van Hooijdonk
4.63
QSAC 12/13
U17
E Van Hooijdonk
4.77
13/14
E Van Hooijdonk
4.29
USC 13/14
TRIPLE JUMP HOME
AWAY
U10
M Carter
7.85
84/85
U11
K Hodge
8.8
90/91
C Day
8.55
USC 13/14
U12
K Bryan
8.8
84/85
R Dann
9.87
QEII 85/86
U13
G Wilson
8.72
13/14
B Thorburn
10.09
QEII 84/85
U14
J Case
9.50
13/14
B Thorburn
10.35
Zone 85/86
U15
L Van Hooijdonk
9.71
13/14
L Van hooijdonk
10.88
USC 13/14
U16
E Van Hooijdonk
9.59
12/13
U17
E Van Hooijdonk
9.25
13/14
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Caloundra Little Athletics Club Would like to acknowledge and thank our sponsors and supporters of CLAC. We appreciate the time and assistance you give our club, athletes and families in our community.
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