Annual Report 2014-15

Presented at the Annual General Meeting of the Box Hill Athletic Club Incorporated, held at Hagenauer Reserve, Barwon Street, Box Hill on Friday 1 May 2015

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OFFICE BEARERS

PRESIDENT Chris O’Connor VICE PRESIDENT Stephen Dinneen SECRETARY Michael Seton TREASURER David Hamer REGISTRAR Natalia Kremenchutskaya COMMITTEE MEMBERS Brodie Cross Bill Dyer Jack Hill Pia Hunter Barbara Johnson Steve Kelly Graeme Olden Angela Robbie Roslyn Russell Cameron Sherry COORDINATOR OF LIFE MEMBERS Graeme Olden AUDITOR J L Collyer & Partners VENUE DELEGATE Jack Hill AV DELEGATES Graeme Olden Chris O’Connor Barbara Johnson TRACK CAPTAINS Stephen Dinneen Natalia Kremenchutskaya TEAM MANAGERS: Chris O’Connor Talitha Crawford (Women 40+) Andrew Wilcox (Men 40+)

Box Hill Athletic Club Mission Statement:

“Box Hill Athletic Club supports athletes to achieve their goals in a fun

and social atmosphere”.

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Will Potter clears the Steeplechase water jump in the AV Shield Final

Kathryn Brooks won the Victorian Women’s Open Javelin championship at the age of 17

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LIFE MEMBERS

Year Name Year Name

1960 M Fraser + A O Gusbeth 1963 G B Stringer + A B Stewart 1964 R Barlow + 1984 H J Summers

H Logan + S F Tutchener

B Thorpe D Mann 1965 A E Barlow + I Mann +

J D Leach + 1987 J Hamilton + 1966 R P Lees D Filling

W M Leach + 1988 K Armstrong J Grigg V Armstrong P Monahan F T Cron +

1967 M Carroll G Crouch 1968 T C Kelly + S Livingston

R J Hansen + M Wall N R Twitt 1989 I Jones G Dell 1990 M Fielding

1969 J Pekin J Towers 1971 W Collins 1991 L Armstrong

A J Fraser T Collie 1972 R E Beal B Lewry

R W Ramadge + C O'Connor 1973 D A Barlow I Sloane

G J Duthie 1992 R Harrison R W Haywood T Lucas J D Ramadge S Miller K T Routley + M Stewart

1975 N H Gardner 1993 D Cross 1977 A G Chambers R Falkenberg

S J Fraser + G Ford B J Layh 1994 J Collyer W J Leach A Cross

1979 J Hines + R Fraser+ D Cook+ 1997 G Olden

1982 M A Blundy + 2003 J Milner D J Bourne 2005 A Robbie F E Fell 2006 A Pepper V J Fox 2008 J. Meagher P T Grant 2009 S Hooker

1983 P Mann + 2012 C Organ

+ Deceased

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Amanda Harper at the AV Shield Final in January 2015

Nick and Karen Carah jumping at the AV Shield Final in January 2015

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

2014/15 has been another challenging but successful year for the Box Hill Athletic Club. We again won our share of team premierships and our members took out many individual titles. Joel Pocklington, Chris Hamer and Nikki Chapple were selected to represent Australia at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow (unfortunately Chris and Nikki were unable to take their place in the team). Georgia Griffith, Courtney Powell, David Thomson, Tayla-Paige Billington and Nathan Brill all represented Australia at the World Junior Championships in the USA. Courtney Powell also represented Australia at the World Cross Country Championships. Box Hill proved itself to be Victoria’s most successful distance running club, winning four XCR’14 (Cross Country and Road Running) premierships, including the Men’s Division 1 title, while we finished 2nd in the Women’s Division 1 competition. Summer competition proved to be challenging, with Athletics Victoria introducing many changes to the competition format, making it a confusing exercise for many competitors, especially those new to the Club. Despite this, seven of our eight teams qualified for the Shield Finals, winning one premiership and gaining four second placings. Last year saw a pleasing increase in membership (up to 228 members), and this year saw a more modest jump in membership as it increased to 233. This continued increase in membership is due to many factors, including the hard work of our talented coaches, a continuing strong relationship with the Box Hill Little Athletics Centre and the efforts of our Club committee. Thanks to Steve Dinneen, Michael Seton, David Hamer, Natalia Kremenchutskaya, Brodie Cross, Bill Dyer, Jack Hill, Pia Hunter, Barbara Johnson, Steve Kelly, Graeme Olden, Angela Robbie, Roslyn Russell and Cameron Sherry for their contribution to the running of the Club through the committee this year. The contribution of two committee members deserves special mention. David Hamer has left Australia to take up a job in Nepal after several years serving the Club as Treasurer. We wish him all the best. Barbara Johnson was the administrative backbone of the Club during her six years as Secretary. She stepped down last year, but when the new Secretary could not continue in the role due to personal circumstances, Barbara again took over this important job. Michael Seton has now volunteered to act as the Club Secretary, but Barbara continues to make a vital contribution as a member of the committee. Off the track there are four important events on the annual Box Hill Athletic Club calendar. The Club 5km handicap acts as a get-together for our distance runners and signifies the start of the winter season. The season launch is partly an information session and partly a “get to know you” exercise prior to the first round of summer shield competition. The annual Box Hill Trivia Night is the biggest social and fund raising event of the year and the Presentation Night is a chance to celebrate the Club’s achievements. All of these events were again successfully held this year as well as an enjoyable Movie Night organized to help raise funds for our international competitors. Sadly this past year saw the passing of two life members who both made a tremendous contribution to the club over many years. Joan Hines was a founding member of the Box Hill Women’s Athletic Club in 1953. She contributed to the Club in many ways over the years and had been an Athletics Victoria official and a member of the venue committee. Her interest and enthusiasm for the Club and for athletics in general never waned. She will be sadly missed.

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Merv Blundy, a true gentleman, passed away in January 2015. Back in 2000, Merv was honoured with an Athletics Victoria Merit Award for his many years of service to Athletics Victoria and to Box Hill. Merv served on many AV committees, in particular the winter competition committee. Merv has also served on the committee of the Box Hill Athletic Club for many years, including stints as President and Vice-President. He acted as a team manager and supported the Club in many ways. Despite these sad losses, the 2014/15 athletic year was another year of success and growth for the Box Hill Athletic Club and we look forward to further success in the future.

Chris O’Connor Club President

Joel Pocklington represented Australia in the pole vault at the Commonwealth Games in 2014

Georgia Griffith out in front at the AV Shield Final

David Thomson represented Australia in the decathlon at the World Junior championships in 2014

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Summer Report 2014/15 Track and Field Season

Shield Competition 2014/15 was another successful track and field season for Box Hill. It was very nearly our most successful interclub shield season in years, but unfortunately we fell agonizingly short in several divisions of competition. Box Hill had eight teams competing in shield competition this year, Men’s and Women’s Division1, Men’s and Women’s 40+, Men’s and Women’s Under 18 and Men’s and Women’s Under 16. Of these eight teams seven made it through to the shield finals. Of these seven teams five of them finished in the top two in the finals, but only our Women’s 40+ team were able to pull off a premiership. Congratulations to Talitha Crawford, Karen Carah, Amanda Harper, Pia Hunter, Simone Lovass, Deb Dyer, Kerry Putt and Sharron Meager who all put in great performances to win the Athletics Victoria Women’s 40+ shield premiership. It was a great team effort throughout the whole season, with everyone covering multiple events and then putting in some wonderful performances in the final to take out the team title. Congratulations also to our Men’s and Women’s Division 1 teams who both finished 2nd and also to the Men’s 40+ and Women’s Under 18 teams who also finished 2nd. There were many outstanding performances in the shield finals, with many athletes giving their all in multiple events over what was a very long day of competition. Hopefully next year, the teams that just missed out this time can go one step better. International Representatives This was a great year for Box Hill athletes competing overseas. Joel Pocklington represented Australia with honour at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, finishing 7th in the Pole Vault. Joel also finished 7th representing the Asia-Pacific in the Continental Cup in Marrakech. It was exciting to see five Box Hill athletes selected to represent Australia at the World Junior Championships in the USA. Georgia Griffith put in a wonderful performance to finish 4th in the 800m, Courtney Powell was 7th in the 5000m, Nathan Brill finished 17th in the 10,000m Walk, Tayla-Paige Billington was 18th in the 10,000m Walk and David Thomson finished 25th in the Decathlon. Phoebe Sloane won the Women's Under 20 Discus event at the Oceania Area Championships in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Phoebe threw 43.43m in torrential rain (the competition was nearly called off!). Finally, Matthew Harcourt and Nana Owusu-Afriyie, two of our top Under 18 athletes, have been selected to represent Australia. Matt Harcourt will compete in the Oceania Championships in Cairns in May 2015 while Nana has been selected to run in the Commonwealth Youth Games in Samoa in September 2015. Australian Open Championships Unusually, Box Hill athletes failed to win a medal in the national open championships, with Flavien Basson (4th in Pole Vault), Will Potter (7th in 3,000m Steeple) and Natalia Kremenchutskaya (7th in Triple Jump) being our best performed athletes.

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Once again, however, our juniors picked up many medals at the Australian Junior and Australian All Schools championships. Australian Junior Championships Gold Medals Georgia Griffith Under 20, 800m 2:07.02 Olivia Carah Under 17, Pole Vault 3.45m Tayla-Paige Billington Under 20, 10000m Walk 50:11.05 Kathryn Brooks Under 20, Javelin 47.44m Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 17, 200m 24.51 Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 18, 4x100m Relay Ella Squires Under 16, 4x200m Relay Silver Medals Matt Harcourt Under 18, Decathlon 6,433 points Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 18, 100m 11.85 Dalton Di Medio Under 16, Pole Vault 3.85m Ella Squires Under 16, 4x100m Relay Bronze Medals Will Seton Under 20, Decathlon 5,997 points Tom Selwood Under 16, 3000m 9:06.91 Matthew Harcourt Under 18, 400m Hurdles 54.18 Imogen Purcell Under 18, 400m Hurdles 64.14 Australian All Schools Championships Gold Medals Kathryn Brooks Under 18, Javelin 52.36m Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 16, 4x100m Relay Ella Squires Under 16, 4x100m Relay Silver Medals Olivia Carah Under 16, Pole Vault 3.45m Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 16, 200m 24.70 Bronze Medals Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 16, 100m 12.34

Matt Harcourt won the silver medal in the Under 18 Decathlon at the Australian Combined Events Championships in March 2015

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Australian Masters Our masters athletes also put in some outstanding performances at the national championships. Andrew Wilcox (45-49 age group) won the 400m in 51.36 (Victorian record and Championship record) and was 2nd in 100m in 12.17. Also in the 45-49 age group, Rob Schwerkolt won the 1500m (4:24.03) and won silver medals in the 800m (2:07.52) and the 5000m (16:32.12). Andrew Egginton (50-54 age group) won a silver in the 1500m (4:43.39) and a bronze medal in the 800m (2:16.12). Victorian Open Championships On the local scene, there were many highlights. Courtney Powell, Kathryn Brooks and Flavien Basson each won the Victorian Open championship in their events:

Courtney Powell defended her State 5,000m title in a winning time of 16:36.97.

Kathryn Brooks defended her State Open Javelin title with a winning throw of 49.07m

Flavien Basson cleared 5.00m to win the Men’s Pole Vault

In addition Karen Carah won the Women’s 30+ Heptathlon title. There were a number of other outstanding performances including fifteen year old Olivia Carah winning silver in the Open Pole Vault with a leap of 3.70m, and David Grant winning bronze in the Open Javelin with a throw of 58.86m. Victorian Junior Championships Box Hill junior athletes were outstanding winning 34 medals at the Victorian Junior Championships, including 16 gold medals. There were some really outstanding performances. Special congratulations to our medal winners listed below. Gold Medals Tayla Billington Under 20, 5000m walk 23:57.68 Georgia Griffith Under 20, 800m 2:07.76 Kathryn Brooks Under 20, Javelin 46.67m Will Seton Under 20, Javelin 55.07m Will Seton Under 20, Discus 40.67m Will Seton Under 20, Shot Put 12.71m Imogen Purcell Under 18, 400m hurdles 63.49 Matt Harcourt Under 18, 110m hurdles 14.39 Matt Harcourt Under 18, Decathlon 6155 points Olivia Carah Under 17, Pole Vault 3.35m Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 17, 100m 11.89 Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 17, 200m 24.63 Ella Squires Under 16, 100m 12.35 Dalton Di Medio Under 16, Pole Vault 3.85m Tom Selwood Under 16, 3000m 9:24.47 Molly McCarthy Under 14, 1500m 4:46.92

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Silver Medals Will Seton Under 20, Decathlon 5901 points Georgia Hansen Under 18, 800m 2:14.58 Ned Snibson Under 18, 400m 50.68 Matthew Harcourt Under 18, 400m Hurdles 54.48 Kate Boulter Under 18, Heptathlon 4082 points Sam McDonald Under 17, Javelin 42.44m Nick Kronenburg Under 16, Shot Put 11.83m Darcy Powne Under 16, 800m 2:00.37 Ella Squires Under 16, 200m 25.41 Ellie Masters Under 15, 90m Hurdles 13.90 Georgia Durham Under 14, Pentathlon 2292 points Bronze Medals Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 18, Long Jump 5.26m Olivia Carah Under 17, Triple Jump 11.12m Charlotte Kennedy Under 16, Shot Put 9.92m Jessica MacKenzie Under 15, Javelin 30.21m Sophie Westcott Under 15, 2000m Steeple 7:58.68 Spencer Anderson Under 14, 1500m 4:41.39 Spencer Anderson Under 14, 800m 2:17.37 Victorian All Schools Championships Gold Medals Tayla-Paige Billington Under 18, 5000m Walk 26:35.67 Will Seton Under 20, Discus 44.26m Will Seton Under 20, Shot Put 14.63m Will Seton Under 20, Javelin 52.46m Ella Squires Under 15, 100m 12.46 Ella Squires Under 15, 200m 25.65 Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 16, 100m 12.09 Nana Owusu-Afriyie Under 16, 200m 24.93 Matt Harcourt Under 17, 110m Hurdles 14.77 Olivia Carah Under 16, Pole Vault 3.40m Olivia Carah Under 16, Triple Jump 11.08m Dalton Di Medio Under 15, Pole Vault 3.35m Madison Andrew Under 18, Pole Vault 3.20m Kathryn Brooks Under 18, Javelin 49.32m Lucy Steele Under 18, 800m 2:25.19 Silver Medals Rachel Limburg Under 18, High Jump 1.60m Rachel Limburg Under 18, Shot Put 12.17m Rachel Limburg Under 18, Long Jump 5.37m Will Seton Under 20, 110m Hurdles 15.85 Matt Harcourt Under 17, 400m Hurdles 56.15 Ned Snibson Under 17, 400m 50.10 Emily Andrew Under 18, Pole Vault 2.90m Emily Taylor-Brown Under 17, Javelin 32.65m Ben Cox Under 18, 3000m 9:00.02 Bronze Medals Olivia Carah Under 16, 200m Hurdles 29.89 Emily Bertacco Under 15, 90m Hurdles 13.80

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Victorian Masters Championships Box Hill athletes also won a swag of medals at the Victorian Masters Championships. A special mention to Andrew Wilcox, who not only won 4 gold medals, but set a couple of State age group records as well! Gold Medals Brett Nuske 30-34 years, Hammer 42.32m Brett Nuske 30-34 years, Weight Throw 11.98m David Featherston 40-44 years, 110m Hurdles 18.19 David Featherston 40-44 years, 400m Hurdles 61.11 Talitha Crawford 40-44 years, 400m 61.42 Andrew Wilcox 45-49 years, 60m 7.76 Andrew Wilcox 45-49 years, 100m 11.98 Andrew Wilcox 45-49 years, 200m 24.71 Andrew Wilcox 45-49 years, 400m 52.98 Rob Schwerkolt 45-49 years, 1500m 4:18.79 Rob Schwerkolt 45-49 years, 800m 2:06.70 Amanda Harper 45-49 years, 2000m Steeple 8:32.31 Amanda Harper 45-49 years, Pole Vault 1.35m Pia Hunter 45-49 years, 3000m Walk 17:43.61 Julie Norney 45-49 years, 5000m 18:13.60 Tony Langelaan 45-49 years, 5000m 17:18.08 George Schillinger 65-69 years, Pole Vault 3.00m Rob Barclay 75-70 years, Pole Vault 2.40m

Pia Hunter at Nunawading Silver Medals Caitlin Harrison 35-39 years, 1500m 6:04.99 David Ayers 50-54 years, 800m 2:19.98 Bronze Medals David Ayers 50-54 years, 400m 62.54 Neville Gardner 70-74 years, 1500m 8:32.62 Neville Gardner 70-74 years, Discus 22.99m

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Neville Gardner, still going strong

Box Hill teams also performed well at the State relay championships. We had 54 athletes competing in 21 teams, with most teams making finals. Gold medals Men 50+, 4x1500m David Ayers, Chris O’Connor, Andrew Egginton, John Meagher Men 40+, 4x1500m Anthony Whitby, Tony Langelaan, Rob Schwerkolt, Kynan Dawes Men 40+, 4x400m Andrew Egginton, Anthony Whitby, Rob Schwerkolt, Andrew Wilcox Silver Medals Women 40+, 4x1500m Amanda Harper, Pia Hunter, Julie Norney, Talitha Crawford Women 40+, 4x400m Amanda Harper, Pia Hunter, Kerry Putt, Talitha Crawford Bronze Medals Women 40+, 4x100m Simone, Lovass, Amanda Harper, Pia Hunter, Talitha Crawford Men Under 18, 4x800m Alex Ritchie, Ben Cox, Scott McKenzie, Ned Snibson Women Under 18, 4x800m Emily Goessler, Lucy Steele, Genevieve Wah, Georgia Hansen

Talitha Crawford leads the way at Ringwood

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Winter report: XCR’14 Cross Country and Road Racing

Box Hill continued its domination of the Athletics Victoria XCR competition in 2014, winning four premierships and narrowly missing out on one or two others. Our men’s team once again won the Division 1 premiership and also took out the Division 2 title (and were a competitive 4th in Division 3). Our junior Men’s team easily won the Under 20 premiership. Although our Women’s teams were not quite so dominant, they were still highly successful, finishing 2nd in the Division 1 competition and winning the Women’s over 40 premiership. Box Hill athletes also produced many outstanding individual performances. Courtney Powell was outstanding. Although still technically a junior in 2014, Courtney won, first the state, then the national and then the Oceania Open Cross Country championships. She went on to represent Australia with distinction at the 2015 World Cross Country Championships in China, finishing in 42nd place and at the Chiba International Ekiden Relay in Japan. As well as Courtney’s triumphs, Molly Tilbrook also won a state title in the Under 20 Cross Country championships and we had a number of other great performances at the national Cross Country. Results of Box Hill athletes at national Cross Country championships in Albany, Western Australia were: Courtney Powell 1st Women Open Grace Brown 10th Women Open Anthony Aloisio 4th Men Open Mitch Dyer 2nd Men Under 20 Molly Tilbrook 10th Women Under 20 Aidan McCormack 41st Men Under 16 Will Lindsay 47th Men Under 16 Georgia Hansen 31st Women Under 18 Paris Powell 49th Women Under 18 Tamsyn Lovass 51st Women Under 14 Nikki Chapple won the Melbourne Marathon (and with it the state marathon title) in a Club record time of 2:31:05, while Neville Gardner completed his 37th Melbourne Marathon. Nev has completed every Melbourne Marathon since its inception in 1978. Steve Dinneen finished 2nd in a time of 2:28 in the Sunshine Coast marathon and won the half marathon event at the Melbourne Marathon carnival. Klarie McIntyre was selected to represent Victoria at the national half marathon championships in Sydney, where he finished in 27th place in a time of 1:14:21. Box Hill also had a star in the world of ultra-marathoning with Dion Finocchiaro winning the Coburg 6 hour Race, setting an Australian record of 84.637km (averaging 4:15 per km for 6 hours!). A fantastic effort by Dion. In all, it was another triumphant year for Box Hill’s distance runners. DIVISION 1 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS XCR’14 - MEN Lardner Park 8km cross country 7. Steve Kelly 26:25 9. Michael Dowel 26:34 11. Will Potter 26:37 18. Sam Dipnall 27:06 23. Peter Green 27:32 24. Adrian Vincent 27:36

Brimbank Park 16km cross country 3 Steve Dinneen 52:31 8. Will Potter 53:50 17. Sam Dipnall 55:11 24. Michael Dowel 56:34 26. Adrian Vincent 57:09 27. Matt Coloe 57:09

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Bundoora Park 12km cross country championships 7. Anthony Aloisio 39:34 16. Steve Kelly 40:27 17. Will Potter 40:32 18. Michael Dowel 40:38 20. Matt Coloe 40:43 24. Sam Dipnall 41:07 Albert Park 10km road race 3. Anthony Aloisio 30:29 5. Steve Kelly 30:35 14. Steve Dinneen 31:06 20. Dion Finocchiara 31:50 21. Peter Green 31:51 24. Michael Dowel 32:10

Lake Wendouree 15km road race 5. Rhys Jones 47:45 10. Michael Dowel 48:39 24. Klarie McIntyre 50:49 32. Sam Dipnall 51:31 39. Steve Kelly 52:16 40. Daniel Balassone 52:21 Burnley Half Marathon 7. Steve Dinneen 1:10:17 11. Michael Dowel 1:10:53 17. Dion Finocchiaro 1:11:53 19. Daniel Balassone 1:12:55 31. John Meagher 1:15:09

Julie Norney and Graeme Olden at the XCR14 Burnley Half Marathon DIVISION 1 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS XCR’14 - WOMEN Lardner Park 4km cross country 1. Courtney Powell 13:26 4. Grace Brown 14:15 12. Sophie Perry 14:57 19. Julie Norney 15:30 37. Hayley Tomlinson 16:18 Brimbank Park 6km cross country 6. Grace Brown 22:36 15. Sophie Perry 23:41 16. Julie Norney 23:45 18. Georgie Meehan 23:50 38. Hayley Tomlinson 25:05 Bundoora 8km cross country championships 1. Courtney Powell 28:25 8. Grace Brown 29:57 22. Julie Norney 31:56 24. Sophie Perry 32:15 37. Hayley Tomlinson 33:16

Albert Park 10km road race 5. Molly Tilbrook 35:54 7. Rebecca Rosel 36:17 8. Grace Brown 36:21 41. Julie Norney 40:00 53. Pia Hunter 41:11 Lake Wendouree road race 7. Rebecca Rosel 55:56 18. Julie Norney 1:00:30 32. Amanda Harper 1:02:35 37. Hayley Tomlinson 1:03:18 44. Hanna Dicker 1:03:54 Burnley Half Marathon 5. Bec Rosel 1:19:56 14. Julie Norney 1:25:57 34. Pia Hunter 1:32:58 40. Rachel Johnson 1:35:13

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TROPHIES 2014/2015 MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Allan Barlow Shield Flavien Basson FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Martha Fraser Shield Courtney Powell JUNIOR MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Reg Barlow Cup Matthew Harcourt JUNIOR FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Armstrong Trophy Georgia Griffith WINTER CHAMPION – MALE Hansen Trophy Michael Dowel WINTER CHAMPION – FEMALE Megan Sloane Cup Grace Brown WINTER CHAMPION – JUNIOR Grant Taggart Award Molly Tilbrook FRANK TUTCHENER 5km HANDICAP SHIELD Stephen Dinneen ANDREW STEWART POLE VAULT TROPHY Olivia Carah Flavien Basson ROSS HAYWOOD WALKING TROPHY Tayla-Paige Billington VLADIMIR SLAVNIC THROWING TROPHY Kathryn Brooks OUTSTANDING FINALS ATHLETE David Featherston COLIN POCKLINGTON SPRINT TROPHY Nana Owusu-Afriyie OUTSTANDING CLUBMAN AWARD Merv Blundy Clubman Award Barbara Johnson

SHIELD COMPETITION POINTS AWARDS 2014/15 Men Open 1st James Baumgartner 2nd David Thomson 3rd Brett Nuske

Women Open 1st Yiota Carabourniotis 2nd Viv Lee 3rd Angela Phillips

Men Under 18 1st Matthew Harcourt 2nd Ned Snibson 3rd Will Seton

Women Under 18 1st Hannah Heathcote 2nd Zoe Schwerkolt 3rd Rachel Limburg

Men Under 16 1st Sam McDonald 2nd Dalton Di Medio 3rd Lucas Pamminger

Women Under 16 1st Emily Butler 2nd Jessica MacKenzie 3rd Olivia Carah

Men 40+ 1st Andrew Egginton 2nd Nick Carah 3rd David Featherston

Women 40+ 1st Karen Carah 2nd Talitha Crawford 3rd Pia Hunter

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2014 – 2015 MEMBERS

Name Surname Name Surname

Kate Ackland Dino Crivelli

Sanjana Alex Graham Cross

Natalie Ambrose Isabelle Dann

Spencer Anderson Raya Darcy

Mac Anderson Sophia Davis

Annabelle Anderson Brigid Davis

Madison Andrew Kynan Dawes

Emily Andrew Joshua De Stefanis

Joel Assauw Hannah Deal

Amy Atkinson Dalton Di Medio

Julia Averill Hanna Dicker

David Ayers Stephen Dinneen

Nicholas Baggott Sam Dipnall

Daniel Balassone Rosanna Ditton

Rob Barclay Lachlan Doehmann

Flavien Basson Michael Dowel

James Baumgartner Hendrik Dreyer

Emily Bertacco Carla Dreyer

Tayla-Paige Billington Georgia Durham

Kate Boulter Liam Dwyer

Vanessa Bourne Chelsea Dyer

Nathan Brill Mitchell Dyer

Kathryn Brooks William Dyer

Grace Brown Debbie Dyer

Tessa Budden Harvey Edmanson

Heidi Buntrock Andrew Egginton

Emily Butler Simon Evans

Sarah Cant Callum Evans

Panayiota Carabourniotis Alice Evans

Karen Carah Sebastian Failla

Nick Carah Christopher Falcke

Olivia Carah David Featherston

Simone Carre Sarah Ferrier

Raymond Chan James Filshie

Nikki Chapple Dion Finocchiaro

Jeremy Charles Neville Gardner

Georgia Chester Peter Gionfriddo

Daniel Clark Emily Goessler

Matthew Clarke David Grant

Russell Clowes Caroline Gray

Brendon Cole Peter Green

Trent Collins Petra Green

Matthew Coloe Georgia Griffith

Mitchell Cooper Shane Hall

Benjamin Cox Chris Hamer

Talitha Crawford David Hamer

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2014 – 2015 MEMBERS (cont.)

Name Surname Name Surname

Georgia Hansen Emily Martin

Matthew Harcourt Ellie Masters

Joe Hardy Molly McCarthy

Amanda Harper Catherine McCowan

Liam Harris Samuel McDonald

Caitlin Harrison Peter McDonald

Prue Healy Klarie McIntyre

Hannah Heathcote Connor Mckee

Liza Henshall Scott McKenzie

Andrew Hester Helen McRae

Catherine Hibberd Sharron Meager

Jack Hill John Meagher

Peter Hill Welday Mebrahtu

Fabian Hitchens John Morris

Harriet Hodgkinson Jessie Muirden

Monique Hoskin John Nomikoudis

Kai Huang Carlos Norman

Zac Hunter Julie Norney

Pia Hunter Ben Noske

Austin Hunter Brett Nuske

Victor Jakobbson James O'Connell

David Jimenez Christopher O'Connor

Barbara Johnson William O'Connor

Marcus Johnson Matthew O'Donnell

Rachel Johnson Ally Rose Ogden

Ian Jones Graeme Olden

Rhys Jones Richard Ong

Grace Kalac Robert Owen

Stephen Kelly Nana-Adoma Owusu-Afriyie

Charlotte Kennedy Osei-Kwame Owusu-Afriyie

Cassandra Knight Lucas Pamminger

Ekaterina Kostetskaya Jacob Parlevliet

Natalia Kremenchutskaya Yohan Philip

Nickolas Kronenburg Angela Phillips

Tony Langelaan Joel Pocklington

Madeline Lawson William Potter

Vivienne Lee Courtney Powell

Rachel Limburg Darcy Powne

William Lindsay Jack Prendergast

Tamsyn Lovass Imogen Purcell

Simone Lovass Kerry Putt

Blake Lucas Arjun Ravindran

Grant Mackenzie Lucas Rindt

Jessica Mackenzie Alexander Ritchie

Samuel Mackie Amy Rives

Tony Marsh Angela Robbie

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2014 – 2015 MEMBERS (cont.)

Name Surname Name Surname

Louise Roberts Mark Stewart

Rebecca Rosel Connor Sullivan

Tony Rule Emily Taylor-Brown

Edan Runge David Thomson

Tara Samaranayake Molly Tilbrook

Amelia Savige Hayley Tomlinson

George Schillinger Louise Ton

Zoe Schwerkolt Andrew Tunne

Sophie Schwerkolt Greg Varigos

Thomas Sellwood Michael Vaughan

Michael Seton Adrian Vincent

William Seton Genevieve Wah

Cameron Sherry Gemma Watkins

Ian Sloane Sophie Westcott

Megan Sloane Anthony Whitby

Vaughan Smith Daniel White-Alikakos

Ned Snibson Andrew Wilcox

Tom Snibson Beau Williams

James Spry Jacqueline Williams

Ella Squires Hanson Wong

Simon St Hill William Wu

Lucy Steele Daniel Young

Peter Stefanos Mohamad Zeed

David Stevens

Rachel Limburg and coach Efim Shuravetsky at Nunawading