WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARATHON RACING SERIES HANDBOOK

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1 FREE to all Paddlers WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MARATHON RACING SERIES HANDBOOK th Edition September 2017 Paddle Western Australia (Inc.) Royal Life Saving Society Western Australia Building McGillivray Road Mt Claremont WA 6010 PO Box 28 Floreat Forum WA 6014 Phone: (08) Staff Executive Officer Rosalie Evans. Development Officer Jason Parker. Administration Assistant Yale Steinepreis. Race Enquiries CWA Board All Paddle WA Board Members. (not for CWA Office Staff) ***OFFICE HOURS: Monday Friday 9.00am 4.00pm *** Paddle WA Page 1 Marathon Handbook

2 Welcome to the Paddle WA Marathon Racing Series. Whether you re a regular Marathon paddler or a novice, We wish you the best and hope that you enjoy participating. The season would not be as successful as it is without the assistance of the following Sponsor. DIVISION SET UP :... 3 ELIGIBILITY... 3 ENTRY FEES... 3 ENTRY PROCEDURE... 4 AGE CATEGORIES... 4 SHORT / JUNIOR COURSES... 4 GUPPY RACES... 4 WEARING OF PFDS... 4 AGE CLASSES 5 LATE REGISTRATION FEES... 6 SCRUTINEERING... 6 NUMBER SLOTS & COMPETITION NUMBERS... 6 STARTING PROCEDURES... 6 GENERAL RACE SERIES RULES... 6 GUPPY COURSES... 7 CATEGORISING CLASSES: AGE, GENDER and CRAFT... 8 TROPHIES and AWARDS PERPETUAL AWARDS ANNUAL AWARDS AVON DESECNT INFORMATION...14 MARATHON No. 1 - THE ISLAND TO ISLAND RACE MARATHON No. 2 - THE MOORE RIVER RACE MARATHON No. 3 - THE CLAISEBROOK RACE km SINGLES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS MARATHON No. 4 - THE CANNING RIVER RACE MARATHON No. 5 - THE PINJARRA TO RAVENSWOOD RACE WEST AUSTRALIAN CANOE MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS MARATHON No. 6 - THE DOUBLE BARKERS RACE NATIONAL CANOE MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS MARATHON No. 7 - THE UPPER SWAN RACE PEEL PADDLE 50 - For information only RECORD YOUR RACE RESULTS HERE RACING GUIDELINES Paddle WA Page 2 Marathon Handbook

3 MARATHON SERIES INFORMATION The Marathon Series is organised by the West Australian Marathon Canoe Racing Technical Committee (WAMCRTC) which is a subcommittee of the Paddle WA Board. DIVISION SET UP : The Series will be run as in previous years, using a grading system for all races, except the 10km Championships, the State Marathon Championships and Special Events. Paddlers will compete directly with other paddlers of similar speed regardless of craft, age or gender; The Division format simplifies registration and presentations at the finish of each event. At the start of the season, paddlers are ranked Fastest to Slowest by speed based on the previous season s results. Full Length Course Division 1 top 25% of paddlers Division 2 next 25% of paddlers Division 3 next 25% of paddlers Division 4 next 25% of paddler Shorter Courses Division 5 Short/Junior Course Paddlers Division 6 Novice Paddlers, Any age group Division 6 Guppy U12, Division 7 Guppy U10 Team Boat Divisions will be set up only when there are sufficient (minimum 4 craft) entries to make competitive Groups. Grading Doubles, K3s or K4s within the Divisions allows paddlers to learn to wash ride faster craft. Paddlers of unknown ranking will be started in Division 2 unless otherwise advised by the Race Director. Moving between Divisions Paddlers will have their Division changed throughout the season at the discretion of the Technical Committee. ELIGIBILITY The Paddle WA Marathon Series is open to all members of International Canoe Federation (ICF)/Australian Canoeing Inc. (AC)/Paddle Western Australia Inc. affiliated clubs. Paddlers who are not members of a Paddle WA affiliated club are most welcome and invited to compete in all but National or International Championship races. They will NOT be eligible for points, trophies or season registration however they can win WA Championship medals. Paddlers who are not members of an ICF/AC/Paddle WA affiliated club, will need to complete the insurance form at least once per season, and will need to pay the full fee each race. ENTRY FEES All fees described in this book include GST. Payment online by Credit Card may incur a transaction fee. Individual per-race On-line Entry Fees for the Marathon Racing Series are listed below. Paddlers registering on the day (including Series Entry Paddlers) will incur an additional fee of $10 fee per race. Please Note : Prices $xx-cost (yy) - Cost plus approximate Transaction Fee. On-line Full Fee On-line Member s Discounted Fee Title Adult Junior Guppy Adult Junior Guppy Races 1 to 7 $20 $15 $10 $35 $25 $20 10km State Championships $20 $15 $10 $35 $25 $20 State Championships One Race State Championships Two Races $20 $15 $10 $35 $25 $20 $40 $30 $20 $70 $50 $40 SEASON PREPAID Members SAVE, buy in bulk! SEASON PREPAID Adults $150 Juniors $ Guppies $55. Series registrations can only be paid on-line, in full, before the close of online entries for Race 2.. Non-members JOIN a Paddle WA FULLY AFFILIATED CLUB and you too can buy in bulk, reduce your pre-race paperwork and have free entry to the State Championships (subject to your entry being received before the closing date). At the time of going to print the fully affiliated clubs in Western Australia are (alphabetically): Ascot Kayak Club, Bayswater PaddleSports Club, Canning River Canoe Club, Champion Lakes Boating Club, Denmark Riverside Club, Indian Ocean Paddlers, Mandurah Paddling Club, Mandurah Ocean Club, Perth Canoe Polo Club, Perth Paddlers, Sea Kayak Club of WA, Swan Canoe Club **Season Prepaid paddlers must still enter on-line and attend registration and briefing for each race** Paddle WA Page 3 Marathon Handbook

4 ENTRY PROCEDURE Entries will be completed in the Webscorer registration pages posted on Facebook and CWA Website Season Prepaid members have a separate entry line at no cost. On-line Entry will allow paddlers to be graded into Divisions according their average pace (mins/km) of previous races during the season and will also allow the formation of Team Boat divisions when four or more craft register and constitute a competitive class. Guppy Paddlers that are not members of an Affiliated Paddle WA Club must nominate an INDIVIDUAL to be their on-thewater escort on their entry. Late Entries Late entries will not normally be accepted on the day, late entries may be permitted online [at additional cost] if race director permits. Paddlers must provide the following: FULL NAME, CLUB, Year of Birth, CRAFT TYPE and GENDER of paddler/s and an EMERGENCY CONTACT name and phone number which will be answered on the day. Note particularly which races require a car shuffle. Please aim to be at the venue at the start of registration to enable the briefing and race to commence on time. Age categories are listed on page 5 of this book. Guppy paddlers must be 12 years or younger, Juniors are all U18 and adults are all others. Non-members will be required to complete a declaration of fitness to compete for the season including their full name and address, contact details and emergency contact. AGE CATEGORIES Age categories for Marathon Racing in Western Australia are given on Page 5. Crews made up of competitors who individually qualify for different age categories shall compete in the category matching the age of the competitor closest to the open category following the same guidelines as those for amalgamation of classes. In the case of the crew consisting of junior and veteran competitors (and no open competitors) that crew shall compete in the open category. Australian Canoeing maintains a register of birth dates of competitors, to categorise paddlers for age category events. Extract of birth certificate, driver's licence or similar document is sufficient verification. If a competitor sets an age record while competing in a senior category, this will be recognised, provided that the competitor has initially been entered into that same senior age category. SHORT / JUNIOR COURSES Short course races are scheduled for paddlers who prefer to compete over a shorter distance. Courses are usually about 6 12 kilometres, and if applicable, are described in the briefing. No differentiation is made between age, genders and craft types, unless there are sufficient entries to make up a class of 3 4 paddlers of similar age and/or craft. Records are not maintained. Short course and junior course may be the same course. Juniors (U10 to U18) may paddle ICF recognised K1 or K2, Australian Canoeing recognised TK1, International Guppy K1 or K2 or Ocean Ski. GUPPY RACES Guppy races are held when suitable river conditions allow. Courses are between 2 and 7 kilometres and open to paddlers of Guppy kayaks who are 12 years of age or less. All Guppy race competitors must wear a correctly fitted PFD and have a parent or guardian s consent to race evidenced by signature at registration. Safety of these races is paramount and the race will not take place if there are insufficient parent or helper paddlers to escort the Guppies. Paddlers who prefer to paddle with a close Escort in K1s, TK1s or on skis are encouraged to do the U12 Guppy Course as a Novice paddler. For rescue efforts all Guppy Craft must have a bulkhead behind the cockpit or airbags installed. Suitably experienced social/non-racing paddlers are encouraged to nominate as escorts. Please collect your Paddle Escort vest at registration. All U12 Paddlers that are not members of an Affiliated Paddle WA Club must have an INDIVIDUAL on-the-water escort as specified on their entry who will be asked to stay with 30m of their child. WEARING OF LIFEJACKETS All Paddlers are advised to wear a suitable LIFEJACKET, especially if inexperienced or unsure of the conditions. All paddlers must be able to swim 50 metres in canoeing clothes and, if required, a LIFEJACKET. All JUNIOR participants under 14 years of age when racing in Divisions or participating in an U14 Class when racing in Age groups, MUST WEAR a LIFEJACKET while racing. A parent or guardian is required to consent to a Guppy or Junior entering the event and must be present during the event. Paddle WA Page 4 Marathon Handbook

5 Age Classes for the 2017 Age Age Classes for the 2018 Age Born Age Born Class! Born Age Born Class In Class In 10 Year Gap! In Class In 10 Year Gap 2011 Under8s! 1982 Vet35+! 2012 Under8s! 1983 Vet Under8s 1981 Vet35+! 2011 Under8s 1982 Vet Under8s! 1980 Vet35+! 2010 Under8s! 1981 Vet Under10s 1979 Vet35+! 2009 Under10s 1980 Vet Under10s! 1978 Vet35+! 2008 Under10s! 1979 Vet Under12s 1977 Vet35+! 2007 Under12s 1978 Vet Under12s! 1976 Vet35+! 2006 Under12s! 1977 Vet Under14s 1975 Vet35+! 2005 Under14s 1976 Vet Under14s! 1974 Vet35+! 2004 Under14s! 1975 Vet Under16s 1973 Vet35+! 2003 Under16s 1974 Vet Under16s! 1972 Vet45+! 2002 Under16s! 1973 Vet Under18s 1971 Vet45+! 2001 Under18s 1972 Vet Under18s! 1970 Vet45+! 2000 Under18s! 1971 Vet Vet45+! 1970 Vet45+ Born Age 1968 Vet45+! Born Age 1969 Vet45+ In Class 1967 Vet45+! In Class 1968 Vet Under23's! 1966 Vet45+! 1999 Under23's! 1967 Vet Under23's 1965 Vet45+! 1998 Under23's 1966 Vet Under23's! 1964 Vet45+! 1997 Under23's! 1965 Vet Under23's 1963 Vet45+! 1996 Under23's 1964 Vet Under23's! 1962 Vet55+! 1995 Under 23's! 1963 Vet Open 1961 Vet55+! 1994 Open 1962 Vet Open! 1960 Vet55+! 1993 Open! 1961 Vet Open 1959 Vet55+! 1992 Open 1960 Vet Open! 1958 Vet55+! 1991 Open! 1959 Vet Open 1957 Vet55+! 1990 Open 1958 Vet Open! 1956 Vet55+! 1989 Open! 1957 Vet Open 1955 Vet55+! 1988 Open 1956 Vet Open! 1954 Vet55+! 1987 Open! 1955 Vet Open 1953 Vet55+! 1986 Open 1954 Vet Open! 1952 Vet65+! 1985 Open! 1953 Vet Open 1951 Vet65+! 1984 Open 1952 Vet Vet65+! 1951 Vet Vet65+! 1950 Vet Vet65+! 1949 Vet Vet65+! 1948 Vet Vet65+! 1947 Vet Vet65+! 1946 Vet Vet65+! 1945 Vet Vet65+! 1944 Vet Vet Vet75+ Paddle WA Page 5 Marathon Handbook

6 LATE REGISTRATION FEES Under exceptional circumstances late entries may be registered after the published time of briefing at the discretion of the registrar and subject to payment of the late registration fee of $ Late registration fees apply to all paddlers including those with Season Prepaid. SCRUTINEERING All craft are expected to be within the measurement ruling of the ICF, AC or Paddle WA rules for that type of craft. All canoes/kayaks shall have sufficient fixed buoyancy to float with cockpit rims well clear of the water level when filled with water. All craft are subject to unannounced spot checks at the finish line. A competitor may be disqualified if their craft or equipment fails inspection. Race organisers also may inspect competitors craft and buoyancy prior to the event. A paddler may NOT compete if their craft or equipment fails inspection before the official start time. In this case, entry fees are NOT refundable. NUMBER SLOTS & COMPETITION NUMBERS Race numbers will be provided at Registration. It is the paddler s responsibility to ensure that the number is displayed vertically either through the use of a number slot or suitable tape (bring your own). If Turn Officials and Timers cannot read your number, your finishing time may not be recorded. In the event that a number is lost overboard, please attempt to retrieve it and return any that you find. The numbers are costly to replace and repeated losses may incur a Replacement fee. STARTING PROCEDURES Start order and method will be advised at briefing. Procedures requiring advance notice are listed under the relevant race description. Please note those races that require a CAR SHUFFLE. All paddlers must register and complete their warm up and car shuffle before the compulsory Safety and Course Notes briefing. Changes may be made to the published procedure should weather and/or safety concerns dictate. GENERAL RACE SERIES RULES Regulations regarding conduct during the race, race procedures, safety, protests, and organisation of races will be in accordance with the ICF and Australian Canoeing Marathon Racing Rules and WA local rules. All competitors must be aware of the rules and regulations. They are available on the Australian Canoeing Webpage ICF Canoe Marathon Competition Rules AC Marathon Racing Committee Marathon Racing Rules Version 1 st November Paddlers infringing rules are liable to penalties or disqualification. Take particular note of the following points: 1. Special entry conditions for an event are listed in the event details in this handbook. 2. A paddler who does not attend briefing will be considered to have withdrawn. No refund will be available. 3. AC Marathon Rule Canoe Marathon may involve participants in dangerous situations. It is a requirement that any competitor seeing another in real danger shall render all assistance in his or her power. Failure to do so may involve disqualification. 4. In Western Australia Marathon Canoe Racing, a competitor who alleges that his/her finishing position has been materially prejudiced by rendering assistance to another competitor may request redress from the Competition Committee. 5. Under International Maritime Rules, all craft must keep to the starboard (right hand) side of a channel. In a head on collision situation, both craft should turn to starboard (right). 6. Over-taking boat must keep clear of boat they are overtaking. If you are being passed you must maintain your course and not attempt to block the overtaking craft. 7. Paddlers are not allowed under Duty of Care to put another paddler into danger. 8. It is RECOMMENDED that a PFD (buoyancy vest) be worn by every paddler. 9. It is COMPULSORY for a paddler under 14 to wear a correctly fitting PFD (buoyancy vest). 10. All craft are expected to have their race number clearly visible to turn mark officials and finish line judges and timers. 11. A two minute time penalty will be applied to anyone breaking the start. 12. All turns must be made in an anti-clockwise direction unless otherwise advised. 13. Portages must be completed alongside the defined course of the river, and without reducing the race distance. Portage entry and exit must be accessed only between the designated portage flags. 14. Any paddler who crosses the finish line a second time will be penalized or disqualified at the discretion of the timers. NOTE: Paddle WA encourages participation of ALL paddlers in ALL Marathons, in ALL types of craft. The Marathon Series is designed to encourage paddlers to graduate to the recognised International CANOE AND KAYAK classes. The Australian version of the ICF rules allows for many boat types, the discretion of the discipline committee in the conduct of State and Club Marathons and to permit wash riding. Paddle WA conducts Marathons under the Australian Rules. You may wash ride any craft in the event passing you except in State Championships where you can only wash ride craft on your own start line. Paddle WA Page 6 Marathon Handbook

7 . GUPPY COURSES Over the last few years we have had special courses for the U10s and U12 paddlers racing in Guppy kayaks or Novice paddlers in other craft. The Guppy kayaks are all very similar in size and shape with a bulkhead behind the seat. This makes them very easy to right by an escort after a capsize and the paddler can continue to participate in the event. These courses have parents, coaches and interested paddlers escorting them, at least 1 escort to 5 Guppy paddlers. All paddlers must wear a suitable PFD and be able to swim 50 metres dressed for canoeing. Guppy, Novice and U12 Paddlers that are not members of an Affiliated Paddle WA Club must have an INDIVIDUAL on-the-water escort as specified on their entry form who will be asked to stay with 30m of their child. Date Race no. Title Craft Course 1 Oct 2017 Race 1 Island to Island All Singles 12 Nov 2017 Race 2 Moore River Race 3 Dec 2017 Race 3 Claisebrook Mixed GK2 or Singles U10 - GK1 U12 GK2 14 Jan km State Championships All Singles To be Advised 4 Feb 2018 Race 4 Canning River Race U10 GK2 U12 GK1 11 Mar 2018 Race 5 Pinjarra to Ravenswood All Singles 24 Mar 2018 Singles State Championships 25 Mar 2018 Doubles State Championships 29 Apr 2018 Race 6 Double Barkers 10 Jun 2018 Race 7 Upper Swan U10 GK1 U12 GK2 U10 GK2 U12 GK1 U10 GK2 U12 GK1 U10 GK1 U12 GK2 2 Jul 2018 Peel Paddle 50 TBA TBA Start 350 m upstream of AKC Jetty, facing Downstream, Paddle past Ron Courtney leaving it to your left, continue downstream to large orange buoy before Tonkin Bridge. Return upstream to the AKC jetty, turn around turning buoy and return downstream leaving Ron Courtney Island to the left. U10 paddle around the Island and return to the AKC Finish Line at AKC Jetty. 3.2 km U12 & Novices -- Continue downstream to large orange buoy before Tonkin Bridge. Return upstream to the Finish Line at AKC Jetty. 4.4 km Start at boat ramp, head upstream, turn at the last buoy near the sand dunes, land and run to a turn mark up on the dune, return to your boat, paddle back to finish line Start & Finish under Footbridge Out of Cove as close to wall as desired Upstream under Windan Bridge, round pylon. Back past Cove. Turn clockwise around buoy at footbridge site & into Cove. Clockwise round buoy in Cove. U10: Two laps U12: Three laps Start at spit post near Shelley Bridge, paddle up through short cut and return downstream to the finish. Start at Ravenswood Hotel, paddle around the Buoy placed off the end of the jetty at the Murray Street boat ramp and return under the Ravenswood Bridge to the start point. U10s - 1 lap, U12s & Novices - 2 laps, Juniors - 3 laps To be Advised To be Advised Start AKC Jetty, facing downstream, paddle around back of Ron Courtney Island, left hand turn at lower end and return upstream, staying on right hand side of the river, to buoy near first spit post, left hand turn around buoy and spit post. Paddle back around Island and buoy/spit post to finish at the jetty paddling downstream. U10s finish after 2 nd rounding of buoy/spit post, U12s/Novices finish after 3rd rounding of buoy/spit post, All start at Barkers Bridge, U10s paddle around Ron Courtney Island and finish at jetty paddling up stream. U12s/Novices paddle down to large orange mooring buoy just upstream of Tonkin Hwy Bridge and finish at jetty paddling up stream. Junior Paddlers: Courses will be set for U12, U14 and U16 Junior paddlers, paddling K1s, TK1s, Guppy s or skis who are not yet comfortable paddling the full distance adult course. At some events it will be the same as the short course, other times it will be similar to the U12 Guppy course. Unlike the Novice and Guppy Courses there will not be an Escort Craft with the group. Paddle WA Page 7 Marathon Handbook

8 CATEGORISING CLASSES: AGE, GENDER and CRAFT GENDER: CRAFT: For all ages and classes, always use the standard method for abbreviating entries: [ AGE ] THEN [ GENDER ] THEN [ CRAFT ] Example: under 18 ladies' wildwater racing kayak ; "18 THEN L THEN WWK1 : 18LWWK1 By historical convention no abbreviation is used for Men's classes, Ladies' classes are indicated by adding the letter "L". Example: Men's single kayak = "K1" Ladies' single kayak = "LK1" SINGLES: DOUBLES: International-class sprint or marathon kayak K1 International-class sprint or marathon kayak K2 International-class sprint or marathon canoe C1 International-class sprint or marathon canoe C2 International-class wildwater racing kayak WWK1 International-class wildwater racing canoe WWC2 International-class wildwater racing canoe WWC1 Australian-only-class touring K2 TK2 Australian-only-class touring K1 TK1 Australian-only-class touring C2 TC2 Australian-only-class touring C1 TC1 Ocean Ski (Molokai & Surf Spec) OS2 Ocean Ski (Molokai & Surf Spec) OS1 International Guppy K2 GK2 Outrigger canoe Single OC1 Plastic K2 ( < 5.5m ) PTK2 Sea Kayak SeaK1 Plastic K2 ( > 5.5m PK2 Multisport Kayak MS1 Short Plastic (up to 4.5m) SP1 FOURS & MULTIPLES: Long Plastic (longer than 4.5m) LP1 International-class sprint or marathon kayak K4 International Guppy (L m, W m) GK1 Outrigger canoe OC6 Dragon boat D20 (NB : 2013 Surf Spec Skis and Molokai Skis were amalgamated into an Ocean Ski Class. The fastest record of both classes has been retained) FOR EVENT RESULTS LISTS: use the order as follows: Name Club Class Time Position Example: John Sims AKC 45WWK1 75:23 1 SOME OF THE CLASS ABBREVIATIONS ABOVE AND IN THE RACE RECORDS WERE (NECESSARILY, AT THE TIME) INVENTED AD HOC. ALL CRAFT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES ARE UNDER REVIEW, AND MAY CHANGE. For those planning on attending National Marathons One of the main skills required at National and World Marathon Titles is rounding a 3 or more buoy turn, at speed, within a group. Canoe Sprint Racing will be running their Long Distance races (2,500 metres) over 2 regattas, the straights are only 700m giving 4 turns. Sprint Regattas are at Ascot Kayak Club (AKC) and Champion Lakes, (CL) Regatta 1 Sat 23 Sep 2017 AKC Regatta 2 Sat 14 Oct 2017 CL Regatta 3 Sat 18 Nov 2017 CL Regatta 4 Sat 16 Dec 2017 CL State Titles Sat 20 Jan 2018 CL State Titles Sun 21 Jan 2018 CL Regatta 5 Sat 17 Feb 2018 CL More details re Entry and Race times when it comes available. Paddle WA Page 8 Marathon Handbook

9 WA CANOE MARATHON Season Thank You The Paddle W.A. Marathon Technical Committee wishes to recognise the support throughout the previous season with race notifications and reports by TERRY BOLLAND and Canoeing Down Under. It would not be possible to run these events without the willing help of the many volunteers. To those people on the registration tables, timing, turns, and escorting our sub-junior paddlers we all owe you a very BIG Thank You MARATHON TECHNICAL COMMITTEE The Committee consists of a Chairperson and at least four other positions filled by nominees approved by the Board of Paddle WA Inc. Expressions of interest are invited for available positions to be finalised by June for the next series that starts in October. Each position is generally held for 2 years with half the Committee standing down each year. Any interested person is able to attend Committee meetings, simply ask to be informed when the next meeting is held. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Technical Committee contact a Committee person so you can gain experience during this series. "Each paddler has a personal duty of care to themselves and fellow canoeists. Yes, canoeing does have a % of danger. You, the paddler, should personally assess the race you are about to take part in and know that you are able to get yourself to safety. Know your boundaries in all conditions and do not depend on race officials. Assist fellow paddlers and remember common sense prevails at all times." Submitted by the Marathon Technical Committee Chairman ( ), source unknown. Paddle WA Page 9 Marathon Handbook

10 TROPHIES and AWARDS PRIZES are awarded to FIRST, SECOND and THIRD placegetters in each Division. Placegetters must collect their prizes on the day or they will not be awarded. In State Championships Events, GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE medallions are awarded for FIRST, SECOND and THIRD placegetters in each class provided each placegetter finishes ahead of at least one other competitor in the same class. U14 and 55+ paddlers as decided by the WAMCRTC. PERPETUAL AWARDS The "SECRETARY'S TROPHY" is awarded to the most successful PADDLER for the Series. The MARATHON LADY was awarded for the first time in the series to encourage female participation. The "LES RIMMER TROPHY" is awarded to the most successful Club for the Series, based on the total of points (see below) from paddlers for their respective Clubs. SCORING Points for the Secretaries Trophy and Paddler-of-the-Year Awards will be awarded for every race in the Marathon Series for the long course results on the basis of: age, then gender, then craft (eg K1, MS1, OS1, K2, K3). Points will be allocated on the basis of minimum numbers in each class If there is one entrant in a class then only the lowest points are allocated. If two entrants then the points for third place are allocated. If three entrants then the points for second are allocated and if there are four the first place points are allocated. Paddlers in team boats will be awarded points based on the age group that they race in (ie a 35+ & 55+ paddler in a K2 will be awarded points as a 35+ K2, but they will carry these points back to their individual age group). The WA Canoe State Championships will carry double points for all paddlers completing the events. 5 points - FIRST place 2 points - THIRD place 3 points - SECOND place 1 point - ALL OTHER finishers in a class Points for Special Events 6 points - FIRST place 3 points - THIRD place 4 points - SECOND place 2 points - ALL OTHER finishers in a class Points accumulate through the Series for both paddlers and their clubs. Paddlers from different clubs competing in a Team Boat will each receive full points for themselves and split points for each of their respective clubs (see TROPHIES AND AWARDS ). ANNUAL AWARDS Since the season we have awarded Paddler-or-the-Year plaques for the most consistent and successful paddler in each of the age groups and both genders if there are sufficient people over the season to make up the class. Paddle WA Page 10 Marathon Handbook

11 PREVIOUS PERPETUAL TROPHY WINNERS SECRETARY'S TROPHY MARATHON LADY LES RIMMER TROPHY 1983 Charles Elliott & Darryl Long 1983 Ascot Kayak Club 1984 Darryl Long 1984 Ascot Kayak Club 1985 Peter Pawlow 1985 Ascot Kayak Club 1986 Jerry Alderson 1986 Ascot Kayak Club 1987 John Graham 1987 Peel District Canoe Club 1988 Keith Burridge & Damian Jones 1988 Ascot Kayak Club 1989 Geoff Blanc 1989 Ascot Kayak Club 1990 Johann Dreyer 1990 Canning River Canoe Club 1991 Jerry Alderson 1991 Ascot Kayak Club 1992 Robert Roll 1992 Ascot Kayak Club 1993 Robert Roll 1993 Ascot Kayak Club 1994 Jerry Alderson 1994 Ascot Kayak Club 1995 David Burglund 1995 Ascot Kayak Club 1996 Peter Leaversuch 1996 Ascot Kayak Club 1997 Keron Hepworth 1997 Ascot Kayak Club 1998 Robert Roll 1998 Ascot Kayak Club 1999 Robert Roll 1999 Ascot Kayak Club 2000 Robert Roll 2000 Ascot Kayak Club 2001 Lee Davey (SCC) 2001 Ascot Kayak Club 2002 Robert Roll (AKC) 2002 Ascot Kayak Club 2003 Darryl Long (AKC) 2003 Ascot Kayak Club 2004 Simon Roll (AKC) 2004 Judy Darbyshire (AKC) 2004 Ascot Kayak Club 2005 Peter Tomczak (AKC) 2005 Jenni Bateman (BPC) 2005 Ascot Kayak Club 2006 Peter Tomczak (AKC) 2006 Julie Morgan (AKC) 2006 Ascot Kayak Club 2007 Michael Ray & Robert Roll (BPC/AKC) 2007 Julie Morgan & Judy Darbyshire (AKC) 2007 Ascot Kayak Club 2008 Darryl Long (AKC) 2008 Sam Pilton (AKC) 2008 Ascot Kayak Club 2009 John Breed (AKC) 2009 Judy Darbyshire (AKC) 2009 Ascot Kayak Club 2010 Liam Quick & Kevin White (AKC/AKC) 2010 Jenni Bateman (BPC) 2010 Ascot Kayak Club 2011 Darryl Long (AKC) 2011 River Amenti (AKC) 2011 Ascot Kayak Club 2012 Daniel Bowen (CLBC) 2012 Judy Darbyshire (AKC) 2012 Ascot Kayak Club 2013 Joshua Kippin (AKC) 2013 Nicole Stillman (CRCC) 2013 Ascot Kayak Club 2014 Darryl Long (AKC) 2014 Sue Quick (AKC) 2014 Ascot Kayak Club 2015 Mark Lawson (AKC) 2015 Wendy Drok (AKC) 2015 Ascot Kayak Club 2016 Brett McDonald / Hunter Florisson 2016 Bronwyn Martin (AKC) 2016 Ascot Kayak Club 2017 Darryl Long/Mark Lawson 2017 Judy Darbyshire 2017 Ascot Kayak Club Awards are handed out at the End-of-Season Dinner Paddle WA Page 11 Marathon Handbook

12 Annual Paddler-of-Year Awards Veteran Marathon Men Open Marathon Paddlers Veteran Marathon Ladies Ian Finne (IOP) Darryl Long (AKC) 55+/65+ - John Breed (AKC) Kevin White (AKC) Darryl Long (AKC) 55+/ Warren Southwell Brett McDonald ( MOC) Darryl Long (AKC) Eddie Stoelwinder (CRCC) Rob Roll ( AKC) Shanon Sime (MOC) Darryl Long (AKC) Mark Lawson (AKC) Robert Roll (AKC) Michael Drok (AKC) Brett McDonald (CLBC) Mark Lawson (AKC) Jan van Maanen (AKC) Michael Drok (AKC) Brett McDonald (AKC) Mark Lawson (AKC) / Warren Southwell (AKC) Jan van Maanen (AKC) Ray E. Smith (AKC) 35+ Kristopher Smith 45+ Brett McDonald 55+ Darryl Long (AKC)/Mark Lawson (AKC) 65+ John Breed Man Simon Roll (AKC) Lady -- Jenni Bateman (BPC) Lady Helke Melville (AKC) Man -- Simon Roll (AKC) Lady Samantha Curtis (IOP) Man Joshua Kippin ( AKC) Lady Bonnie Mcdougall Men Joshua Kippen (AKC) - -- James Morfitt (AKC) U23 Tess Watson (AKC) Open Lady Bonnie Metzke Open Men Joshua Kippen U23 Ladies Bronwyn Martin U23 Men Mathew Dean Lady Bronwyn Martin Men Joshua Kippen Lady -Bonnie Metzke Men- Joshua Kippin Yolande Joubert (IOP) Amanda Nitschke (CRCC) 55+/65+ Judy Darbyshire (AKC) Ruth Highman (IOP) Leonie Cockman (AKC) 55+/ Judy Darbyshire (AKC) Jenni Bateman (BPC) Sue Quick (AKC) Judy Darbyshire (AKC) Wendy Drok (AKC) Sue Quick (AKC) Judy Darbyshire (AKC) Wendy Drok (AKC) Jane Liddle (AKC) Sue Quick (AKC) Judy Darbyshire Wendy Drok (AKC) Maya Elston (AKC) Judy Darbyshire (AKC) 35+ Wanda Armenti 45+ Anne Crouch 55+ Judy Darbyshire 65+ Helen Breed Junior Marathon Men Junior Marathon Ladies Guppy Marathon Paddlers 2005 Adam McGrath Hilary Farr Liam Thompson 2006 Michael Ray & Brendon Rice Mel Schorer Bronwyn Martin 2007 Michael Ray Mel Schorer Bronwyn Martin 2008 Cody Power Jaymee Naughton 2009 Cody Power Bronwyn Martin Liam Quick Liam Quick U18/U16 (AKC) Antony Carbone U14 (BPC) Coran Longwood U18 (AKC) Michael Godwin U16 (AKC) Zac Ashby U14 (AKC) U14 Daniel Bowen ( CLBC) U16 Chris Bond ( AKC) U18 Coran Longwood ( AKC) U14 Kye Buytels (AKC) U16 Caleb Bushby (CLBC/AKC) U18 Michael Godwin (AKC) U10 Aiden Boots (AKC) U12 Ryan Boots (AKC) U14 David Tempest (CRCC) U16 Kye Buytels (AKC) U18 Zacchary Ashby Bronwyn Martin Bronwyn Martin U18/U16/U14 (AKC) Bronwyn Martin U18/U16 (AKC) Tyler Armenti U14 (AKC) U18 Bronwyn Martin ( AKC) U16 Laressa MacDougall (AKC) U14 Shania Smee ( BPC) U14 Yasmin Ray (BPC) U16 Tyler Armenti (AKC) U18 Bronwyn Martin (AKC) Bronwyn Martin (Female) Christopher Stewart (Male) Danielle Naughton (Girls U12) Ben Harris (Boys U12) Shania Smee (Girls U10) Christopher Stewart (Boys U10) Danielle Naughton (Girls U12) Antony Carbone (Boys U12) Shania Smee (Girls U10) Adam White (Boys U10) Demi O Brien (Girls U12) Toby Digney (Boys U12) River Armenti (Girls U10) Adam White (Boys U10) Daniel Bowen Boys U12 (CLBC) River Armenti Girls U12 (AKC) Luke Egger Boys U10 (CRCC) Nicole Stillman Girls U10 (CRCC) U10 Boys Noah Boldy (AKC) U10 Girls Kelly Tempest (CRCC) U12 Boys Luke Egger ( CRCC) U12 Girls Nicole Stillman(CRCC) U10 Boys Emerson Alexis (CLBC) U10 Girls - Serene Tempest (AKC) U12 Boys -- Luke Egger (CRCC) U12 Girls -- Gabrielle Bushby (CLBC) U10 Serene Tempest (CRCC) U12 Kelly Tempest (CRCC) U14 River Armenti (AKC) U16 Tyler Armenti (AKC) U18 Lareesa MacDonald (AKC) Paddle WA Page 12 Marathon Handbook

13 U10 Hunter Florisson U12 Aiden Boots (AKC) U14 Ryan Boots (AKC) U16 Matthew Greed (AKC) U18 Zac Ashby (AKC) U10 Gabriel Stevens U12 Hunter Florisson U14 Jeremy Alderson U16 Luke Egger U18 Luke Dooley U10 Scarlett Florisson U12 Serene Tempest U14 Angelina Good-Gerne U16 River Armenti U18 Tyler Armenti U10 Scarlett Florisson (AKC) U12 Oneli Weerasingle (CRCC) U14 Harriette Alexis (CLBC) U16 River Armenti (AKC) U18 Tyler Armenti (AKC) U10 Gabriel Stevens U12 Hunter Florisson U14 Jeremy Alderson U16 Luke Egger U18 Luke Dooley Paddle WA Page 13 Marathon Handbook

14 Avon Challenge Sunday 5th August 2017 Community event for junior paddlers (U10s to U18), SUPs, Dragon Boats and Outrigger Canoes preceding the arrival of the iconic Avon Descent paddlers. Junior paddlers competing in the Marathon Series, will be challenged to race over longer distances during the season, improving their overall fitness and race skills. In addition you will meet and form lasting friendships with your fellow competitors. Avon Descent Saturday and Sunday 4th & 5 th August 2018 By competing in the Marathon Series you will be challenged to race over longer distances during the season, improving your overall fitness and race skills. In addition you will meet and form lasting friendships with your fellow competitors. Paddle WA Page 14 Marathon Handbook

15 MARATHON No. 1 - THE ISLAND TO ISLAND RACE DETAILS Registration: Car Shuffle: Briefing: Start: Distance: Portages: Hazards: Classes: Finish: This event is proudly supported by Sunday 01 October 2017, 7:30 8:00am at Ascot Kayak Club, Ascot. Not required. Juniors 8:00am Seniors 8:15am. 8.30am (Grid Intervals 2mins) at Ascot Kayak Club, Fauntleroy Avenue, Ascot. Circuit race covering the area from Ron Courtney Island, Garvey Park, Ascot to Clarkson Reserve, Maylands and through Ascot Waters. Long 11.7 kilometres. Short/Junior Course 6.6 kilometres. Novice/U12/U10 Guppy Course 4.4 / 3.2 kilometres. None Boat Traffic: Ferries, wine cruises, rowers, Ascot Waters: Very low bridges K4 Open Championships, Divisions x 4 Long Course, Short / Junior Course, Novice / U12 & U10 Guppy Course (at start) Ascot Kayak Club, end of Fauntleroy Avenue, Ascot. Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Special Conditions: See course description COURSE DESCRIPTION Full: START: Approx 350m upstream of Ascot Jetty, Downstream to right of Ron Courtney Island Under Tonkin Bridge (1.4 km), Garratt Rd Bridge (3.4 km), Past Maylands boat yards Turn anti-clockwise round Red Spit Post into Ascot Waters, Thru Ascot Waters, right at exit Back under Garratt Rd Bridge (8.5 km), Tonkin Bridge (10.5 km).1.2 km to finish at the Ascot Jetty, right of Island on way back. K4 & K3: START: Approx 350m upstream of Ascot Jetty. Downstream to right of Ron Courtney Island Under Tonkin Bridge (1.4 km), Garratt Rd Bridge (3.4 km). Past Maylands boat yards. Turn clockwise round temporary buoy opp Ascot Waters entrance. Back under Garratt Rd Bridge (8.5 km), Tonkin Bridge (10.5 km) 1.2 km to finish at the Ascot Jetty, right of Island on way back. Short: START: Approx 350m upstream of Ascot Jetty. Paddle downstream to right of Ron Courtney Island. Before Garret Rd Bridge, turn around red Spit Post off the Bayswater Paddlesports Club Jetty. Finish at the Ascot Jetty, right of Island on way back. Guppy: START: Approx 350m upstream of Ascot Jetty. Downstream to large orange buoy before Tonkin Bridge Return upstream to the AKC jetty. Turn through the finish line. Paddle downstream to the right of Ron Courtney Island. U10: Paddle around the Island and return to the AKC Finish Line at AKC Jetty. 3.2 km. U12 & Novices: Continue downstream to large orange buoy before Tonkin Bridge. Return upstream to the Finish Line at AKC Jetty. 4.4 km. SPECTATOR AND SUPPORT CREW VANTAGE POINTS 1. Start / Finish at Ascot Kayak Club. 2. A cycle-way follows the course from Garvey Park to Redcliffe Bridge then via quiet streets past the International Hotel on the Water back to the cycle way past Ascot Racecourse to Garrett Road and Ascot Waters estate. 3. Good spectator vantage is available throughout Ascot Waters Estate from the canal banks, bridge and roadways. TOILETS AND PLAYGROUNDS GARVEY PARK Paddle WA Page 15 Marathon Handbook

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17 ISLAND TO ISLAND RACE RECORDS Last updated Sept 2017 Ladies Classes Classes Mens Classes U10 Mini Sonic Luke Egger CRCC 1:17:20: B Martin AKC 1:05: U14 K1 Kobe Wilson AKC 0:54: S Reynold AKC 0:59: U16 K1 D. Smee BPC 1:14: B. Martin AKC 0:56: U18 K1 C. Longwood AKC 0:49: R Simper CRCC 0:54: Open K1 P Leaversuch CRCC 0:48: R Highman IOP 0:56: K1 Simon Roll AKC 0:48: J Jenkinson BPC 1:00: K1 R. Andersson BPC 0:49: J. Darbyshire AKC 1:03: K1 Mark Lawson AKC 0:51: R. Khorshid AKC 1:22: K1 G Mullins INV 1:09: U14 WWK1 J Rumford AKC 1:27: U18 WWK1 S Myers AKC 1:05: K Arkleysmith SCC 1:09: Open WWK1 G Lawson AKC 0:56: Y Joubert IOP 1:07: WWK1 G Pepper AKC 1:01: R Evans AKC 1:09: WWK1 W Southwell EVENT 1:04: R Khorshid AKC 1:15: WWK1 J. Breed AKC 1:03: P Whittleston AKC 1:26: WWK1 45+ WWC1 T Bolland AKC 1:18: J Darbyshire AKC 1:07: TK1 R Miles AKC 1:08: J Darbyshire AKC 1:14: TK1 P Martin AKC 1:05: TK1 D. Tupling AKC 1:06: TK1 L Collett SCC 1:12: U18 SP K Collett 1:16: S. Reid AKC 1:20: Open SP D Hocking AKC 1:09: J Howlett AKC 1:19: SP 45+ SP W Southwell INV 1:12: SP D Tupling AKC 1:12: SP L Collett MO55 1:21: Open SeaK1 R. Brand AKC 1:16: SeaK1 B. Reed SCC 1:10: SeaK 1 A.Morbey AKC 1:06: SeaK1 G. Mullins AKC 1:13: U16 OS 1 J. Hammond MOC 1:15: B. McDougall AKC 1:06: Open OS 1 J Wilke 0:50: R. Highman IOP 0:57: OS 1 B. McDonald MOC 0:52: J. Liddle AKC 1:03: OS 1 M. Hardie MOC 0:55: J. Liddle AKC 1:05: OS 1 W.Southwell AKC 0:59: OS 1 G Mullins AKC 1:07: OS1 Ray E. Smith AKC 1:17: Open LP Josh Maurice MOC 0:50: L Cook AKC 1:22: LP K Waugh AKC 1:05: J Power BPC 1:06: LP G Killian CRCC 1:04: LP W. Southwell AKC 1:00: N Crighton AKC 1:10: Open MS W Galbraith AKC 0:56: MS P.Kioutis AKC 0:55: MS D Stewart MPC 1:04: MS Martin Watson AKC 0:53: MS T. Bolland AKC 1:04: MS1 John Tomczak AKC 1:05: J. Morgan AKC 1:26: OC 1 Mens U16 K2 C Power/L Quick AKC/AKC 0:53: Mens U18 K2 J Phillips/N Vartesi SKC/SKC 0:53: Mens Open K2 J Phillips/L Davey BPC/SCC 0:50: Mens 35+ K2 John Hilton/Mark Hardie AKC/CRCC 0:52: Mens 45+ K2 Bruce McWhirter/Spencer King AKC/AKC 0:53: Mens 55+ K2 Terry Bolland/John Breed AKC /AKC 0:59: Mens Open OS 2 Stuart Moriarty/David Waugh BPC/Event 0:58: Mens 45+ OS2 M.Rae/P.Yates IOP/CC :0:54:39: Mens 45+ PK2 G. Murphy/P. Hannigan AKC/AKC 1:04: Ladies U14 K2 T Watson/B Martin AKC/AKC 1:04: Ladies U16 K2 Tyler & River Armenti AKC/AKC 0:57: Ladies U18 K2 C Gooden/M Harrison SKC/SKC 1:00: Ladies Open K2 J Martin/A Martin BPC/BPC 1:04: Ladies 45+ K2 S. Quick/J. Power AKC/BPC 1:00: Ladies 55+ K2 J Darbyshire/H Breed AKC/AKC 1:02: Ladies 35+ OS2 Bae Hooper/Sherleigh Delpech IOP/SCC 1:01: Mixed U16 K2 D Constable/C Roxby SKC/SKC 0:58: Mixed Open K2 L Oldenhof/R Andersson CRCC/AKC 0:51: Mixed 35+ K2 Wendy & Mike Drok AKC/AKC 0:53: Mixed 45+ K2 Maya Elston / John Breed AKC/AKC 0:58: Mixed 65+ TK2 L Collett/P Whittleston AKC/AKC 1:13: Mixed Open OS 2 S Pilton/S Pilton AKC/AKC 1:00: Mixed 45+ OS2 J.Gardener/M.Elston AKC/AKC 1:01:47: Mixed 45+ PTK2 D. Klompmaker/M. Pizzuto Event/Event 1:06: Mixed 45+ K4 P Martin/M Roche/R Evans/L Greed AKCx2/SCC/AKC 0:59: Paddle WA Page 17 Marathon Handbook

18 MARATHON No. 2 - THE MOORE RIVER RACE This event is proudly supported by Please note :- The Moore River Foreshore is a DOG FREE AREA DETAILS Registration: Sunday 12 November 2017, 8:00 9:00 am at Guilderton. Car Shuffle: Not required. Briefing: 9:15 am. Start: Near Guilderton Boat Ramp. Distance: 12.5 kilometres. Short course ~7 kilometres. Portages: None. Classes: Championship Class : Mixed K2 (Junior (U18), Open, Masters (45+) classes) Divisions x 4 Long course, Short /Junior course, Novice / Guppy course Finish: (at start) Near Guilderton Boat Ramp. Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Special Conditions: This course can be very shallow. It is recommended that sun screen and sun protection (hat and long sleeves) are worn and adequate water carried in your boat. Championship classes will have medals awarded and will earn extra Paddler-of-Year Points. COURSE DESCRIPTION The whole Course is subject to limited boat traffic. The water level can vary, under-stern rudders should be used with caution, and portaging may be necessary. A. START near Guilderton Boat Ramp, going upstream, leave the first small island ( Diamond Island ) at 3 km, on your the left, continue upstream, passing under power lines, past a boat launch ramp ( Barragoon Road ) and reaching the second island. B. Turn anti-clockwise around the island, keeping the island your left. Caution : Below and above water level hazards. C. Continue downstream, returning to the start, leaving Diamond Island on your left. The finish line is at the start location. Short Course : Turn anti-clockwise around Diamond Island. Guppy Course : From the Start line paddle upstream to the last buoy opposite the Sand Dunes. Turn right into the sand dunes, Land on beach, run up the sand dune around the buoy ( separate buoys for U10s & U12s ) and return to your boat. Paddle back downstream to the Finish Line same place as the Start line. TOILETS AND PLAYGROUNDS GUILDERTON Paddle WA Page 18 Marathon Handbook

19 MOORE RIVER RACE RECORDS Last updated Sept 2017 Ladies Classes Classes Men's Classes U10 U12 Mini Sonic K1 Luke Egger Luke Egger CRCC CRCC 1:32:32:16 1:04:29:0 Shania. Smee BPC 1:12: U14 K1 Mathew Greed AKC 1:07: Tess. Watson AKC 1:07: U16 K1 Coran. Longwood AKC 1:01: U18 K1 Coran. Longwood AKC 0:59: Samantha Pilton AKC 1:09: Open K1 Lee. Davey SCC 0:55: Ruth. Highman IOP 1:05: K1 Ramon Andersson AKC 0:55: Judy Darbyshire AKC 1:12: K1 Darryl Long AKC 0:59: Robyn Khorshid AKC 1:23: K1 Rob Roll AKC 1:01: B. Cammell AKC 1:37: TK1 65+ K1 Rob. Roll AKC 1:01: TK1 Peter Martin AKC 1:18: C1 A Kaplan CLBC 1:15: Open WWK1 R Goodchild AKC 1:18: WWK1 Peter Tomczak AKC 1:12: Rosalie Evans AKC 1:18: WWK1 Pat Irwin AKC 1:17: WWK1 Pat. Irwin AKC 1:20: SP Warren Southwell INV 1:18: Bonnie. McDougal AKC 1:23: Open LP S. Coreman Event 1:15: LP Dave Boldy CLBC 1:13: Wendy Burdett AKC 1:33:09: LP Chris. Watson Event 1:12: LP Warren. Southwell AKC 1:11: Open MS John. Breed Jnr. Event 1:07: MS Terry Brooke AKC 1:02: MS Peter Liddle AKC 1:08: MS Pat Tullock AKC 1:05: MS Jan van Maanen AKC 1:11: Open OS 1 C. Kirby AKC 1:11: Anne. Harris SCC 1:15: OS 1 P. Hinds IOP 0:59: Erica McNight AKC 1:16: OS 1 Kim Bingham CRCC 1:01: Robyn. Brown CLBC 1:39: OS 1 Warren Southwell AKC 1:07: OS 1 Jan van Maanen AKC 1:16: OS 1 Ray. E. Smith AKC 1:30: OS 1 Ray. E. Smith AKC 1:29: Mens Open K2 Nick Pond / Sam McTigue BPC/BPC 0:58: Mens 35+ K2 Mark Lawson / Terry Brooke AKC/AKC 1:01: Mens 45+ K2 N Hannett / D Tupling SCC/AKC 1:06: Mens 45+ PK2 Greg Murphy / Paul Hannican AKC/AKC 1:14: Mens 55+ K2 Antony Fry / Ian Quinn AKC /AKC 1:12: Mens U18 K2 Antony Carbone / Ben Harris BPC/AKC 0:58: Mens Open P TK2 Alistair Fox / Brett Watson CLBC/CLBC 1:27: Ladies Open K2 Leonie Cockman / Vanessa Simpson AKC/AKC 1:37: Ladies 45+ K2 Anne Warger / Helen Breed AKC/AKC 1:17: Ladies 55+ K2 Judy Darbyshire / Helen Breed AKC/AKC 1:13: Mixed U14 K2 Yasmin Ray / Kye Buytels BPC/AKC 1:04: Mixed U16 K2 Yasmein Ray/Matthew Greed BPC/AKC 1:03: Mixed U18 K2 Bronwyn Martin / Michael Godwin AKC/AKC 1:02: Mixed Open K2 Shannon Reynolds / Brendan Rice BPC/IOP 0:54: Mixed 35+ K2 Wendy Drok / Michael Drok AKC/AKC 1:03: Mixed 35+ P K2 Marissa Pizzuto / Derek Klompmaker Event/Event 1:13: Mixed 45+ K2 Sue Quick / Darryl Long AKC/AKC 1:01: Mixed 45+ C2 Alaine Davin / Terry Boland AKC/AKC 1:23: Mixed 45+ OS2 Wendy & Ian Liddle Event/Event 1:25: Mixed 55+ K2 Judy Darbyshire / Rob Roll AKC/AKC 1:03: Paddle WA Page 19 Marathon Handbook

20 MARATHON No. 3 - THE CLAISEBROOK RACE PLEASE NOTE: AT THE TIME OF PRINTING, THIS COURSE WAS UNDER REVIEW. UPDATES WILL BE PROVIDED THROUGH PADDLE WA WEBSITE AND WA MARATHON CANOEING SERIES FACEBOOK SITE DETAILS Registration: Car shuffle: Briefing: Start: Distance: Portages: Classes: Finish: Sunday 3 Dec am Claisebrook Cove, Victoria Gardens, East Perth. Not required. 8:30 am. Trafalgar Bridge, Claisebrook Cove, East Perth. Approx 13 kilometres. Short Course kilometres. None. Championship Classes -- K3 Class (Total age greater than 135yrs) Doubles Divisions if sufficient Entries, 4 x Division Long course, Short / Junior course, Novice / Guppy course x 2 (at start) Trafalgar Bridge, Claisebrook Cove, East Perth Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Special Conditions: It is recommended that sun screen and sun protection (hat and long sleeves) are worn and adequate water carried in your boat. Championship classes will have medals awarded and with the doubles classes will earn extra paddler-of-year points. COURSE DESCRIPTION This event is proudly supported by Water is either flat or choppy depending on conditions. Some shallows according to tide. Some boat traffic. Start & Finish under bridge Out of Claisebrook Cove as close to wall as you want Upstream under Windan Bridge, left of green marker opposite Maylands YC. Up to water-ski area alongside Race Course. Turn anticlockwise round green marker. Paddle back under Windan Bridge, past Cove. Turn clockwise around buoy at footbridge site. Paddle back & into Cove between red markers. Turn clockwise round buoy in Cove. Repeat for 2nd lap.short Course [Approx. 6km.]: Start & Finish line under bridge Single lap of main course Guppie Course [Approx 4.5km]: Start & Finish under footbridge Out of Cove as close to wall as you want Upstream under Windan Bridge, round pylon. Back past Cove. Turn clockwise around buoy at footbridge site & into Cove between red markers. Clockwise round buoy in Cove. U10: Two laps U12: Three laps Sprints: After the marathon, there will be a knock-out sprint comp in the Cove in different boat and age group categories. SPECTATOR AND SUPPORT CREW VANTAGE POINTS The Start and Finish at Claisebrook Cove. There is a short walk/cycle path that follows the start of the course at the opening of the inlet into the river. There may be limited car parking at Belmont Racecourse where the craft paddle back to the cove. Paddle WA Page 20 Marathon Handbook

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22 CLAISEBROOK RACE RECORDS - Last updated - Sept 2017 Ladies Classes Classes Mens Classes U14 K1 K Linardi AKC 1:12: T Watson AKC 1:05: U16 K1 M Ray CRCC 1:02: B. Martin AKC 1:08: U18 K1 T Herrera BPC 1:02: K Forgione CRCC 1:02: Open K1 R Andersson AKC 0:58: R. Highman IOP 1:07: K1 R Andersson AKC 0:59: Robyn Smith AKC 1:19: K1 R Roll AKC 1:02: J. Darbyshire AKC 1:16: K1 M. Lawson AKC 1:04: K1 G Mullins INV 1:20: S Quick INV 1:33: TK1 R Miles AKC 1:16: J Darbyshire AKC 1:18: TK1 P Martin AKC 1:14: TK1 G Owen AKC 1:17: TK1 L Collett AKC 1:24: TK1 L Collett AKC 1:37: Y Joubert AKC 1:17: Open WWK1 P Tomczak AKC 1:08: WWK1 P Tomczak AKC 1:10: G Cannon SCC 1:24: WWK1 W Southwell INV 1:18: R Khorshid AKC 1:28: WWK1 J. Breed AKC 1:14:: WWK1 J Sims AKC 1:33: SeaK1 A Mee INV 1:15: SeaK1 A Mee INV 1:16: SeaK1 A. Morbey AKC 1:19: D Casey INV 1:40: Open SP K Jones AKC 1:21: J MacLean INV 1:29: SP W Creighton INV 1:31: S Lushey SCC 1:31: SP W Southwell INV 1:25: SP D Tupling AKC 1:23: K Botha INV 1:24: Open LP R Ensor Event 0:11: LP G Power AKC 1:14: LP W. Southwell Event 0:13: LP D Tupling AKC 1:16: LP D. Tupling AKC 1:19: Open MS A. Peterson INV 1:07: MS T. Brooke AKC 1:09: MS M. Leahy AKC 1:09: MS M. Watson AKC 1:07: MS J. van Maanen AKC 1:14: MS J. Nash AKC 1:20: B. Mcdougall AKC 1:17: Open OS 1 M Brockhurst IOP 0:59: R. Highman IOP 1:06: OS 1 A Nesbit IOP 1:00: J. Liddle AKC 1:17: OS 1 K. Fogden CRCC 1:05: OS 1 M. Lawson AKC 1:03: OS 1 R. Roll AKC 1:09: OS OS 1 R.E. Smith AKC 1:30: Mens U14 K2 A. Graham/R MacDonald AKC/AKC 1:04: Mens U16 K2 T Herrera/ J Berry TID/TID 1:12: Mens U18 K2 J Phillips/L Davey SKC/SKC 0:57: Mens Open K2 S Bird/J Phillips CRCC/BPC 0:54: Mens 35+ K2 G Pepper/R Roll AKC/AKC 1:00: Mens 45+ K2 P McLaren/D Walter AKC/AKC 1:07: Mens 55+ K2 V Linardi/P Phillips AKC/AKC 1:13: Ladies U16 K2 L Harding/J Martin AKC/AKC 1:11: Ladies U18 K2 E Owen/S Russell CRCC/SKC 1:09: Ladies Open K2 K Forgione/R Simper CRCC/CRCC 0:58: Ladies 45+ K2 J Darbyshire/J Morgan AKC/AKC 1:19: Ladies 55+ K2 J Darbyshire/H Breed AKC/AKC 1:16: Mixed U16 K2 K Bainbridge/J Thatcher AKC/CRCC 1:09: Mixed Open K2 L Oldenhof/R Andersson CRCC/AKC 0:55: Mixed 35+ K2 H Hutton/P Hutton AKC/AKC 1:07: Mixed 45+ K2 P Martin/J Darbyshire AKC/AKC 1:07: Mixed 55+ K2 H. Breed/ J. Breed AKC /AKC 1:11: Mixed 45+ C2 T Bolland/A Davin AKC/AKC 1:39: Mixed Open OS 2 G Powers/L Taylor CanWA/CanWA 1:09: Mixed 35+ OS 2 Y Joubert/K Waugh IOP/Event 1:08: Mixed 45+ OS 2 T. Boland/A. Davin AKC/AKC 1:08: Mixed 55+ OS 2 T. Boland/A. Davin AKC/AKC 1:11: Mixed 35+ K3 R. Goodchild/N. Parker/V. Vanek AKC x : Mixed 45+ K3 Sue Quick/Darryl Long/Peter Tomczak AKC x 3 1:02: Mens Open K3 R. Roll/ S.Roll/ P. Burke AKC x 3 1:02:34: Mens 35+ K3 W. White/K. White/G. Pepper AKC x 3 1:00: Mens 45+ K3 Vlad Vanek, Grant Pepper, Linsay Biinning AKC x 3 1:03: Mens 55+ K3 P. Phillips, Pat Tullock, V. Linardi AKC x 3 1:05: Mens 65+ TK2 L Collett/B Smith SCC/SCC 1:18: Mens U18 OS 2 R Baker/B Baker INV/INV 1:10: Mens Open OS 2 Terry Bolland / Jarrod Eaves AKC/AKC 1:08: Mens 35+ OS2 S Sliman/J Marshall INV/INV 1:29: Mens 45+ PTK2 M Proud/K Benn AKC/AKC 1:09: Mens 45+ PK2 Greg Murphy / Paul Hannigan AKC / AKC 1:19: Mixed 35+ PK2 M. Pizzuto / D. Klompmaker Event /Event 1:21: Mens Open K4 J. Phillips, S. Bird, J. Ringrose, T. Brewer BPC x Mens U16 K4 T.Feasey, D.Smee,A.Robinson,K.Wilson AKC x 3, BPC x 1 1:04: Paddle WA Page 22 Marathon Handbook

23 10 km SINGLES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS This event is proudly supported by Registration: Car Shuffle: Briefing: Start: Distance: Portages: Classes: Finish: Sunday 14 Jan 2018, 8:00 8:45 am at Lake Leschenaultia. Not required. 9:00 am. Followed by the Judging of the Fancy Dress Competition Lake Leschenaultia. 10 kilometres. Short/Junior 5 kilometres. Novice / Guppy km None. Championship Event for Single Craft Classes based on Craft, then Age, then Gender dependent on number of paddlers (minimum 3 per class). At start Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Special Conditions: It is recommended that sun screen and sun protection (hat and long sleeves) are worn and adequate water carried in your boat. COURSE DESCRIPTION The course is a circuit course as advised during the race briefing. The 10km State Championships is usually a themed event! check the Paddle WA website nearer the event for this year s theme and join in the festive fun. CAFÉ AND TOILETS AT Lake Leschenaultia. Start/Finish Paddle WA Page 23 Marathon Handbook

24 10 Km Championships - Race Records - Lake Leschenaultia Last updated Sept 2017 Ladies Classes Classes Mens Classes U10 Mini Sonic Luke Egger CRCC 1:06:18: U12 K1 Luke Egger CRCC 1:05:19: U14 K1 H.Alexis 1:08:38: U16 K1 Mathew Greed AKC 0:51: S.Smee 1:00:50: U18 K1 Mathew Greed AKC 0:54: M.Lachenicht 1:15:58: U23 K1 Bronwyn Martin AKC 0:55: Open K1 Josh Kippen AKC 0:44: K1 Mike Drok AKC 0:57: K.Mallory 1:01:39: K1 Brett McDonald AKC 0:50:56: J. Liddle AKC 1:01:39: K1 Mark Lawson AKC 0:51: K1 35+ TK1 45+ TK1 55+ TK1 65+ TK1 75+ TK1 Open WWK1 35+ WWK1 Robyn Smith AKC 0:59: WWK1 Judy Darbyshire AKC 0:59: WWK1 65+ WWK1 35+ SeaK1 45+ SeaK1 55+ SeaK1 Open SP 35+ SP 45+ SP 55+ SP Open LP 35+ LP 45+ LP 55+ LP 65+ LP Open MS 35+ MS 45+ MS 55+ MS Martin Watson AKC 0:52: MS Jan van Maanen AKC 0:57: MS Open OS 1 Scott Lacklison AKC 0:52: OS 1 Thomas Rogan AKC 0:52: OS 1 Ramon Andersson AKC 0:51: OS 1 Warren Southwell AKC 0:54: OS 1 Terry Bolland AKC 0:59: OS OS 1 Ray E. Smith AKC 1:11: OS2 D.Smith/R.E.Smith AKC/AKC 1:05:10: Mixed 45+ K2 A.Crouch/R.Smith AKC/AKC 0:53: Ladies 45+ K2 Helen Breed / Anne Warger AKC/AKC 1:00: Ladies 55+ K2 A/Wagner/H.Breed AKC/AKC 1:04:42: Mens 45+ PK2 Greg Murphy / Paul Hannican AKC/AKC 1:02: Paddle WA Page 24 Marathon Handbook

25 10 km CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS Champion Lakes - Full Lake Course Men s Classes Ladies Classes L. Egger CRCC 1:06: U10 MiniSonic L. Egger CRCC 1:05: U12 K1 A Graham AKC 0:48: U14 K1 B Martin AKC 0:55: C Power AKC 0:46: U16 K1 B.Martin AKC 0:51: M Ray CRCC 0:45: U18 K1 B. Martin AKC 0:54: R Baker BPC 0:43: Open K1 J. Bateman BPC 0:48: R Andersson AKC 0:43: K1 W White AKC 0:56: B. McDonald AKC 0:44:32: K1 J Darbyshire AKC 0:57: J Di Nucci AKC 0:48: K1 J Darbyshire AKC 0:56: R. Roll AKC 0:49: K1 A. Kapan CLBC 1:00: C1 U16 TK1 C Baker AKC 1:08: TK1 L McIntosh AKC 1:08: P Martin AKC 0:59: TK1 J Darbyshire AKC 1:00: S King AKC 0:57: Open WK1 W Southwell INV 0:56: WK1 R Ensor Event 0:54: Open LP K Waugh AKC 0:55: LP S. Myles AKC 1:05: M Mantell AKC 0:55: LP J. Liddle AKC 1:03: M. Watson AKC 0:59: LP R Beed CLBC 1:05: SP T Brooke AKC 0:50: MS M. Leahy AKC 0:51: MS P. Tullock AKC 0:50: MS J. van Maanen AKC 0:57: MS R. Yeates IOP 0:51: Open OS 1 Y Joubert IOP 0:53: S. Sime MOC 0:46: OS 1 Y Joubert IOP 0:55: M. Lawson AKC 0:47: OS 1 A Nitschke CRCC 1:00: W. Southwell AKC 0:51: OS 1 G. Mullins AKC 1:56: OS 1 U16 K2 Mens S. McTigue/B. Pongratz CLBC/AKC 0:48: U18 K2 Mens A. Pelleski/T. Smith CLBC/CLBC 0:51: Open K2 Mens P Glorie/S Killen INV/AKC 0:47: Open K2 Ladies K Forgione/R Simper CRCC/CRCC 0:43: Open K2 Mixed T Brooke/J Cammell AKC/AKC 0:46: K2 Mens A. Dijksta/K. White Event/AKC 0:47: K2 Mixed T Bolland/A Davin AKC/AKC 0:52: K2 Mens D. Brown/R. Hardy CRCC/CRCC 0:59: TK2 Mens B Smith/L Collett AKC/AKC 1:03: PK2 Mens G. Murphy / P. Hannigan AKC /AKC 0:56: Open OS 2 Mens S Tapley/C Palmer INV/INV 0:50: Open OS 2 Mixed J Mulchay/R Mulchay AKC/Event 1:09: OS 2 Mixed C.Grimshaw / J. Morgan AKC /AKC 0:53: Open K4 Ladies H. Thorpe/J. Morgan/J. Howlett/L. Cockman AKC/AKC/AKC/AKC 1:04: Paddle WA Page 25 Marathon Handbook

26 MARATHON No. 4 - THE CANNING RIVER RACE This event is proudly supported by DETAILS Registration: Pleasant. Car shuffle: Briefing: Start: Distance: Portages: Classes: Guppy course Finish: Sunday 4 February, 2018, 6:45 7:45am Car park at DEEP WATER POINT, off The Esplanade, Mt REQUIRED 8:00 am Deep Water Point, Mt Pleasant. Short course from Riverton Drive East, Riverton, near green spit post at Shelly bridge end. 14 kilometres (approx.). Short Course 6 kilometres (approx.) Portage at Riverton Drive East. Division 4 does not have Portage. Divisions x 4 Long course, Team Boat Divisions if sufficient Entries, Short / Junior course, Novice/ At green Spit Post middle of Riverton Drive Foreshore, finish close to shore. Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Special Conditions: Must start on time to allow paddlers to clear Ski Boat area before 9:00am. It is recommended that sun screen and sun protection (hat and long sleeves) are worn and adequate water carried in your boat. COURSE DESCRIPTION A. START then 2.4 km to Mt Henry Bridge (Kwinana Freeway), TURN RIGHT AND HEAD INTO BULLCREEK INLET, ANTI CLOCKWISE AROUND BUOY, and further 1.6 km to Salter Point, all in water ski area: wide, open, rough in severe weather, some shallows. B. 2.3 km to Wadjup Point (near Linkwater Street, Shelley) via Prisoners Point (Watersby Crescent, Shelley): wide, open, some shallows, rough in severe weather. CAUTION: OLD WOODEN POSTS IN AND UNDER WATER. C. 800 metres to pipeline then under Shelley Bridge (Leach Highway, Shelley), Portage TBC, Riverton Bridge (Barbican Street, Riverton/Fern Road, Wilson): open, shallow. D. 2.8 km to Kent St Weir (Wilson). Left hand turn around buoy and return to Riverton Drive East. Upstream traffic only through the Short Cut. SPECTATOR AND SUPPORT CREW VANTAGE POINTS 1. Start 2. Mt Henry 3. Riverton Drv, Rossmoyne 4. Watersby Cr, off Riverton Drv, Shelley 5. Linkwater St off Riverton Drv, Shelley 6. Riverton Bridge 7. Kent Street Weir CAFÉ, TOILETS AND PLAYGROUNDS AT START, RIVERTON BRIDGE AND KENT STREET WEIR. Paddle WA Page 26 Marathon Handbook

27 The Canning River Race Records Updated Sept 2017 Ladies Classes Classes Mens Classes U12 K1 Luke Egger CRCC 1:37: Yasmin Ray BPC U14 K1 Tim Feasey AKC 1:21: Bronwyn Martin AKC 1:14: U16 K1 Chris Bond AKC 1:16: Tess Watson AKC 1:14: U18 K1 Coran Longwood AKC 1:07: Bronwyn Martin AKC 1:10: Open K1 Joshua Kippen AKC 0:59: Jenni Bateman BPC 1:11: K1 Simon Roll AKC 0:59: K1 Darryl Long AKC 1:07: Judy Darbyshire AKC 1:24: K1 Mark Lawson AKC 1:07: Robyn Khorshid AKC 1:41: K1 Rob Roll AKC 1:16: Barbara Cammell AKC 1:45: TK1 55+ WWK1 John Breed AKC 1:20: Open LP Brad Stewart AKC 1:21: LP Brett MacDonald MOC 1:11: A. Nietske CRCC 1:29: LP Paul Waters AKC 1:19: LP Dave Tupling AKC 1:23: LP 35+ MS Craig Metzke AKC 1:32: MS Peter Thomson MOC 1:19: MS Patrick Tullock AKC 1:12: MS Jan Van Maanen AKC 1:21: Open OS 1 Lawrence Weber IOP 1:12: Y. Joubert IOP 1:19: OS 1 Shanon Sime MOC 1:05: Jane Liddle AKC 1:23: OS 1 Ken Fogden CRCC 1:14: Jane Liddle AKC 1:28: OS 1 Mark Lawson AKC 1:07: OS 1 Lloyd Noel CRCC 1:21: OS OS 1 Ray E. Smith AKC 1:37: Mens U14 K2 Mathew Greed / Nicholas Greed AKC / AKC 1:19: Mens U16 K2 Luke Eggar / Thomas Green CRCC/CRCC 1:15: Mens U18 K2 Mens Open K2 Simon Roll / Rob Roll AKC / AKC 1:06: Mens 35+ K2 M. Hardie/J. Hilton MOC/AKC 1:04: Mens 45+ K2 T. Coulter/G. Pepper AKC/AKC 1:03: Mens 55+ K2 Martin Watson / Pat Tullock AKC/AKC 1:09: Ladies U16 K2 Ladies U18 K2 Ladies Open K2 H. Thorpe/W. White AKC/AKC 1:12: Ladies 45+ K2 Maya Elston / Jeanette Busch AKC/AKC 1:26: Ladies 55+ K2 J. Darbyshire/H. Breed AKC/AKC 1:20: Mixed Open K2 Toby Curtis / Samatha Curtis IOP / IOP 1:15: Mixed 35+ K2 Wendy Drok / Micheal Drok AKC / AKC 1:08: Mixed 45+ K2 Sue Quick / Darryl Long AKC/AKC 1:07: Mixed 55+ K2 M. Alderson/J. Alderson CRCC/CRCC 1:20: Mixed Open OS 2 Andrew Corthers / Ruth Highman PP / IOP 1:04:18.7 Mens 45+ OS 2 R. Campbell/W. Munns AKC/AKC 1:10: Mixed 35+ OS 2 Spencer King / Steve Eggar AKC/CRCC 1:20: Mixed 45+ OS 2 A. Davin/T. Boland AKC/AKC 1:17: Mixed 55+ OS2 A. Davin/T. Boland AKC/AKC 1:18: Mens Open K3 N. Parker/V. Vanek/R. Goodchild AKC/AKC/AKC 1:08: Mixed Open K3 W. White/ A. White/K. White AKC/AKC/AKC 1:08: Mens 35+ K3 R. Goodchild/M. Parker/V. Vanek AKC/AKC 1:07: Mens 45+ K3 J. Breed/S. Coffey/A. Morby AKC/AKC 1:11: Mens Open PTK2 Alistair Fox / Brett Watson CLBC/CLBC 1:37: Mens 45+ PTK2 P. Hannican/G. Murphy AKC/AKC 1:28: Paddle WA Page 27 Marathon Handbook

28 MARATHON No. 5 - THE PINJARRA TO RAVENSWOOD RACE Longest running race in the Marathon Series DETAILS Registration: Car Shuffle: Briefing: Start: Distance: Portages: Classes: Finish: Sunday 11 March 2018: 8:30 9:30am at Henry St boat ramp, off George St (South West Highway), Pinjarra. REQUIRED. 10:00am. Henry St boat ramp, off George St (South West Highway) Pinjarra. 17 kilometres. None. Divisions x 4 Long course, Doubles Division (if sufficient entries), Short / Junior course, Novice/Guppy course x 2, Starting at the Finish Line. Just upstream of the Pinjarra Road Bridge, past the jetty and house boat mooring. Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Special Conditions: It is recommended that sun screen and sun protection (hat and long sleeves) are worn and adequate water carried in your boat. COURSE DESCRIPTION This event is proudly supported by The course is slow and meandering with few obstacles and a few shallows on corners. From START, 3.9 km to Redcliffe Barn; 9.5 km to the major power lines crossing the river (approx. half-way). 5.7 km to the boat ramp at Murray Bend. 1.7 km to the Finish Line on the south (left) side of the river near the Bridge. PADDLE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE BRIDGE TO FINISH. Junior and Guppy Course are run between Pinjarra Road Bridge and Murray Bend Boat ramp. SPECTATOR AND SUPPORT CREW VANTAGE POINTS 1. START Henry Street boat ramp, Pinjarra, 2. Footbridge and car park near Redcliffe Barn, past Golf Club, off Sutton St. 3. Murray Bend boat ramp, Ravenswood Rd. 4. Finish, near old PDCC clubrooms, Ravenswood. TOILETS AVAILABLE AT THE START, AT MURRAY BEND, AND AT THE FINISH. Pinjarra to Ravenswood Race Point-to-point Race Some river traffic No obstacles or portages NOT EXACT SCALE N 1000 metres (approx.) to Mandurah to Perth FINISH Power Lines Footbridge START South West Hwy Peel District Canoe Club Ravenswood Murray Bend Boat Ramp PinjarraRd Sutton St Pinjarra CONSULT STREET DIRECTORY FOR FULL ROAD DETAILS Map 2001 N.Hine Paddle WA Page 28 Marathon Handbook

29 PINJARRA TO RAVENSWOOD RACE RECORDS Updated Sept 2017 Men s Classes Ladies Classes Luke Egger CRCC 1:37: U12 K1 Kurt Linardi AKC 1:24: U14 K1 Kurt Linardi AKC 1:18: U16 K1 Shania Smee BPC 1:38: Lee Davey SCC 1:13: U18 K1 Bronwyn Martin AKC 1:26: Simon Roll AKC 1:11: Open K1 J. Kippin AKC 1:09:39: Dave Berglund PDCC 1:12: K1 R. Highman IOP 1:21: Rob Roll AKC 1:13: K1 Judy Darbyshire AKC 1:34: Mark Lawson AKC 1:16: K1 Judy Darbyshire AKC 1:35: Rob Roll AKC 1:20: K1 Open TK1 P Hazlett Event 1:43: J Dreyer PDCC 1:30: TK1 Peter Martin AKC 1:34: TK1 Judy Darbyshire AKC 1:38: John Breed SCC 1:34: TK1 Judy Darbyshire AKC 1:44: G Owen AKC 1:35: TK1 K Collett Event 2:02: U18 SP B Campbell INV 1:55: SP L Perrin SCC 2:11: D Tupling AKC 1:47: SP L Collett MO55 1:50: SP T Pope INV 2:11: U12 WWK1 C Pope INV 1:49: U14 WWK1 B Wright INV 1:37: U16 WWK1 A Martin INV 2:56: D Worthy INV 1:28: U18 WWK1 D Long AKC 1:18: Open WWK1 B. Payne AKC 1:32: P Tomczak AKC 1:22: WWK1 M. Ralph PDCC 1:34: J Sims AKC 1:33: WWK1 B. Fitzgerald SWCC 1:42: J Breed AKC 1:27: WWK1 Ann Smithson AKC 1:58: J. Breed AKC 1:32: WWK1 W Galbraith AKC 1:22: Open MS S. Myles AKC 1:36: T Brooke AKC 1:27: MS Michael Leahy AKC 1:28: MS Martin Watson AKC 1:20: MS Jan van Maanen AKC 1:33: MS John Tomczak AKC 1:38: MS R Fry SCC 1:31: Open C1 T Bolland AKC 1:48: Open WWC1 T Bolland AKC 1:42: WWC1 T. Bolland AKC 1:48: WWC1 D Dutt AKC 1:45: Open SP W Creighton INV 1:48: SP W Southwell INV 1:40: SP D Tupling AKC 1:42: SP M Hardie MOC 1:21: Open LP A Gluyas MPC 1:49: S Moriarty Inv 1:33: LP S Limon Event 1:43: Paul Waters AKC 1:30: LP Jeanette Busch AKC 2:11: W. Southwell AKC 1:29: LP E.McNicol CLBP 2:00:33: L Henny Event 1:52: LP R Brand AKC 1:44: Sea K1 T Bowman MOC 1:17: Open OS 1 Bailee Liddle AKC 1:41: David Davies AKC 1:16: OS 1 Ruth Highman IOP 1:23: B. McDonald AKC 1:16: OS 1 Jane Liddle AKC 1:32: Mark Lawson AKC 1:18: OS 1 Jane Liddle AKC 1:33: J van Maanen AKC 1:30: OS 1 Ray E. Smith AKC 1:51: OS1 P Kioutis AKC 1:33: SeaK1 Antony Fry AKC 1:59: SeaK Paddle WA Page 29 Marathon Handbook

30 PINJARRA TO RAVENSWOOD RACE RECORDS Updated Sept 2017 Continued Mens U14 K2 Mathew Greed / Nicholas Greed AKC /AKC 1:27: Mens U16 K2 Mathew Greed / Nicholas Greed AKC / AKC 1:15: Mens U18 K2 Mathew Greed / Nicholas Greed AKC / AKC 1:13: Mens Open K2 K Hepworth/M Holt AKC/PDCC 1:08: Mens 35+ K2 C Boocock/I Wookey PDCC/PDCC 1:11: Mens 45+ K2 M. Reynolds / M. Hardie MOC / MOC 1:13: Mens 55+ K2 M. Lawson/T. Brooke AKC/AKC 1:16: Mixed U18 K2 B. Martin/B. Pongratz AKC/AKC 1:22: Mixed Open K2 L Oldenhof/R Andersson CRCC/AKC 1:10: Mixed 35+ K2 R Evans/G Pepper AKC/AKC 1:19: Mixed 45+ K2 Sue Quick / Darryl Long AKC/AKC 1:19: Mixed 55+ K2 M. Elston/M. Leahy AKC /AKC 1:23: Mixed 35+ P K2 Marissa Pizzuto / Derek Klompmaker Event/Event 1:40: Ladies U16 K2 T Watson/J Naughton AKC/AKC 1:42: Ladies U18 K2 B. Martin / T. Watson AKC / AKC 1:21: Ladies Open K2 Bronwyn Martin / Bonnie Metzke AKC/AKC 1:21: Ladies 45+ K2 J. Darbyshire / R. Smith AKC / AKC 1:30: Ladies 55+ K2 J Darbyshire/H Breed AKC/AKC 1:29: Mens 45+PK 2 Greg Murphy / Paul Hallican AKC / AKC 1:33: Mens 35+ OS 2 T. Slater / E. Ericson MOC / MOC 1:27: Mens 45+ OS2 Mathew Reynolds / Christopher Boocock MOC /MOC 1:21: Mixed 45+ OS 2 C. Grimshaw / J. Morgan AKC / AKC 1:27: Mens 35+ P TK2 A. Fox / B. Watson CLBC / CLBC 1:47: Mens 45+ P TK2 S Coffey/A Moreby AKC/AKC 1:43: Mens 55+ P TK2 S Coffey/A Moreby AKC/AKC 1:47: Mens 55+ TK2 L Collett/B Smith SCC/AKC 1:32: Mens 65+ TK2 L Collett/B Smith AKC/AKC 1:38: Mixed 65+ TK2 L Collett/P Whittleston AKC/AKC 1:38: Mens Open K3 M.Smith/M.Hardie/C.Bartly MOC x 3 1:21: Mixed Open K3 W. White / A. White / K. White AKC /AKC /AKC 1:20: Mixed K3 35+ W. Drok/J. Musker/G. Pepper AKC /AKC /AKC 1:24: Mixed K3 55+ A.Wagner/H.Breed/V.Linardi AKC/AKC/AKC 1:29:17: Mens Open C2 R Holt/N Scott 1:25: Mens 35+ C2 R Holt/N Scott 1:24: Mens Open WWC2 B Camden/G Camden 1:40: Ladies Open WWC2 I Stewart/Unknown 2:13: Mixed Open WWC2 L Formentin/R Fry SCC/SCC 1:47: Mens OS2 L.Noel/R.Smith CRCC/AKC 1:39:53: Paddle WA Page 30 Marathon Handbook

31 2018 WEST AUSTRALIAN CANOE MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS Sponsored by Date: Saturday 24 th & Sunday 25th March, 2018 Venue: To be Advised Start Type: by AGE categories, fastest first. Distance: Under 23, open & 35+ classes: 25 km approx Junior & other veterans classes: km approx Guppy & Novice course U10, U12, U14 : 5 7 km approx Classes: Saturday: As per race instructions Sunday: As per race instructions Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Please note : A lot of work goes into the organising of State Championships. Entry will be on-line and fees must be paid. Entries to be received BEFORE THE CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES to allow Class amalgamation. Late entries for the State Championships will be accepted only at the discretion of the registrar and subject to a possible payment of a State Championship Late Entry Fee of up to 100% of the race entry fees. New classes will not be added. Paddle WA Page 31 Marathon Handbook

32 MARATHON No. 6 - THE DOUBLE BARKERS RACE DETAILS Registration: Sunday 29 April 2018: 7:00 8:00am at Ascot Kayak Club. Car Shuffle: Not required. Briefing: 8:15am. Start: Ascot Kayak Club, Garvey Park, Fauntleroy Ave, Ascot. Distances: 23 kilometres. Short course - 12 kilometres. Portages: None. Classes: Championship Events :-- Ladies & Junior K4 (13 km), K3 Total age less than 150 years Divisions x 4 Long course, Doubles Divisions if sufficient entries, Short / Junior course, Novice / Guppy course Finish: (at start) Ascot Kayak Club, Garvey Park, Fauntleroy Ave, Ascot. Enquiries: marathon@paddlewa.asn.au or Special Conditions: It is recommended that sun screen and sun protection (hat and long sleeves) are worn and adequate water carried in your boat. Championship classes will have medals awarded and will earn extra Paddler-of-Year Points. COURSE DESCRIPTION This event is proudly supported by Water is flat and mostly deep, usually very little wind. Some river traffic may be expected. A. START then 5.5 km upstream to Barkers Bridge, Guildford. B. Turn anti-clockwise under Barkers Bridge, and return to Garvey Park. Caution Blind corners around Fishmarket reserve. C. Paddle anti-clockwise around Ron Courtney Island, begin second lap to Barkers Bridge. D. Return to Garvey Park FINISH at the jetty - DO NOT GO AROUND THE ISLAND AGAIN. Short Course : 1 lap only Finish before going around the Island K4 Course : 3 laps to Olive Farm Spit Post and Ron Courtney Island SPECTATOR AND SUPPORT CREW VANTAGE POINTS 1. START and FINISH at Garvey Park. 2. Point Reserve, Surrey St, Bassendean. 3. Fish Market Reserve, Swan St, Guildford. 4. Barkers Bridge, Guildford. CAFÉ, PLAYGROUND AND TOILETS AT GARVEY PARK. Paddle WA Page 32 Marathon Handbook

33 DOUBLE BARKERS RACE RECORDS Updated Sept 2017 Ladies Classes Mens Classes Shania Smee BPC 2:24: U14 K1 Kurt Linardi AKC 2:06: S Reynolds BPC 2:10: U16 K1 Matthew Greed AKC 1:54: Bronwyn Martin AKC 2:02: U18 K1 Lee Davey SCC 1:46: Cath Pekin AKC 1:51:45.0 Open K1 Simon Roll AKC 1:40: Ruth Highman IOR 0:59: K1 Simon Roll AKC 1:42: Sue Quick AKC 2:19: K1 Rob Roll AKC 1:46: Judy Darbyshire AKC 2:18: K1 Rob Roll AKC 1:51: K1 Rob Roll AKC 2:00: TK1 Russell Miles AKC 2:09: Judy Darbyshire AKC 2:13: TK1 Peter Martin AKC 2:11: TK1 G Owens AKC 2:17: TK1 L Collett SCC 2:21: U18 WWK1 S Myers AKC 2:09: E Meyers AKC 2:21: Open WWK1 P Tomczak AKC 1:58: WWK1 G Pepper AKC 2:02: WWK1 Phil Edwards Event 2:05: A. Smithson AKC 3:20: WWK1 J Sims AKC 2:09: WWK1 T. Bolland AKC 2:13: SeaK1 M Cramb NSW 2:13: SeaKC 35+ SeaK1 Antony Mee AKC 2:30: Sue Reid AKC 2:36: Open SP P Neilson AKC 2:30: SP J O Sullivan AKC 2:37: SP W Southwell Event 2:25: SP D Tupling Event 2:24: SP Dave Tupling AKC 2:28: N Dibona Event 2:45: Open LP A Crothers Event 1:58: M O Leary SCC 2:27: LP M Hardie MPC 1:57: LP Paul Waters AKC 2:11: LP W.Southwell AKC 2:08: Open MS J Berkin MPC 2:18: MS T Brooke AKC 2:05: MS Michael Leahy AKC 2:07: MS P. Tullock AKC 2:00: MS J. van Maanen AKC 2:11: U18 OS 1 Josh Maurice MOC 2:01: B Mcdougall AKC 2:19: Open OS 1 J. Morfitt AKC 1:51: Ruth Highman IOP 1:54: OS 1 M Hardie MOC 1:50: J. Liddle AKC 2:18: OS 1 B. McDonald AKC 1:49:26: OS 1 M. Lawson AKC 1:53: OS 1 J. Van Maanen AKC 2:09: Mens U14 K2 Nicholas Greed / Matthew Greed AKC/AKC 2:07: Mens U18 K2 L.Dooley/M.Smith AKC/AKC 1:50:54: Mens U23 K2 B.Cassidy/J.Calvert BPC 1:45:49: Mens Open K2 S Roll/L Davey AKC/SCC 1:38: Mens 35+ K2 P Tomczak/G Pepper AKC/AKC 1:41: Mens 45+ K2 John Hilton / Peter Tomczak AKC/AKC 1:47: Mens 55+ K2 Patrick Tullock/Martin Watson AKC/AKC 1:52: Mens 65+ K2 B Smith/L Collett AKC/AKC 2:13: Ladies U16 K2 T Watson/J Naughton AKC/AKC 2:12: Ladies Open K2 W. White/H. Thorpe AKC/AKC 2:02: Ladies 45+ K2 K. Green/S. Delpech SCC /SCC 2:05: Ladies 55+ K2 J Darbyshire/H Breed AKC/AKC 2:13: Mixed U18 K2 B. Martin/B. Pontgratz AKC/AKC 1:56: Mixed U23 K2 C.Longwood/N.Mueller AKC/AKC 2:00:34: Mixed Open K2 K Forgione/K Linardi CRCC/AKC 1:45: Mixed 35+ K2 H Hutton/P Hutton AKC/AKC 1:51: Mixed 45+ K2 Wendy White / Kevin White AKC/AKC 1:52: Mixed 45+ C2 L Cockman/T Chounding AKC/AKC 2:51: Mens Open OS 2 S Myers/M Clancy-Lowe AKC/AKC 1:55: Mens 35+ OS 2 Rafael Avigad / Karl Burton AKC/CRCC 1:59: Mens 45+ OS 2 W Munns/M Clancy-Lowe Event x2 1:58: Mens 65+ OS2 L.Noel/R.Smith CRCC/AKC 2:22:53: Ladies 35+ OS 2 Bae Hooper / Shirleigh Donaldson IOP /SCC 2:13: Mens Open P TK2 Brett Watson/Alistar Fox CLBC/CLBC 2:38: Mens 45+ P TK2 A Moreby/S Coffey AKC/AKC 2:22: Mens 55+ P TK2 A Moreby/S Coffey AKC/AKC 2:26: Mens 55+ TK2 L Collett/B Smith AKC/AKC 2:11: Mixed 65+ TK2 P Whittleston/L Collett AKC/AKC 2:27: Mens 35+ OC 2 Mark Dupuy, Joe NuKu Event x 2 2:13: Mens Open K3 Buck Cockman/Matt Coutts/Ben Dallin AKC/AKC/AKC x 3 1:40: Mens 35+ K3 Vlad Vanek, Nick Parker, Ryan Goodchild AKC/AKC/AKC 1:49: Mens 45+ K3 Graham G./Steve M./Grant P. AKC/AKC/AKC 1:56: Mens 55+ K3 J. Breed/P. Phillips/B. Welch AKC/AKC/AKC 1:59: Junior U16 (13km) K4 Yasmin R./Cailin R/Alex R./Nicholas G. BPC/BPC/BPC/AKC 1:06: Ladies Open (13km) K4 Ann H./Jane L./Baille L./Bonnie M. AKC/AKC/AKC/AKC 1:05: Ladies 45+ (13km) K4 Maya E./Anne C./Anne W./Judy D. AKC/AKC/AKC/AKC 1:14: Paddle WA Page 33 Marathon Handbook

34 2018 NATIONAL CANOE MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS Date: Saturday 18-19th May 2018 Venue: South Australia Craft : Races for all Classes K1, C1, TK1, Ocean Ski, SUP, K2, C2, TK2, Distance: Under 23, open & 35+ classes: As per Race information Junior & other Veterans classes: As per Race information Classes: Saturday: As Per Race Instructions Sunday: As per Race Instructions Further details available on the Australian Canoeing Marathon website when confirmed Australia s National Canoe Marathon Championships are open to all paddlers regardless of level of ability. The WA Marathon Committee supports all paddlers who wish to represent WA at the upcoming 2018 championships in S.A.If you are interested in competing, go to the WA Marathon Canoeing Series Facebook page for the latest updates Paddle WA Page 34 Marathon Handbook

35 MARATHON No. 7 - THE UPPER SWAN RACE This event is proudly supported by DETAILS Date: Sunday 10 June, 2018 Registration: Webscorer online registration closing midnight Thursday 15th Jun. No registration on the day Checkin: Long and Short Course - 7:15 8:00am at Middle Swan Reserve, Middle Swan Road, West Swan. Novice and Guppies 8:30 9:00am at Barkers Bridge (North End) Car Shuffle: REQUIRED. Briefing: Long and Short Course: 8:10am. Novice and Guppies: 9:00am Start Location: Long and Short Course. - Middle Swan Reserve, Middle Swan Road, West Swan. Novice and Guppies - Barkers Bridge West Swan Road, Guildford (North End) Start Time: Long and Short Course: 8:30am. Novice and Guppies: 9:15am Distance: Long Course - 27 kilometres. Short Course -12 kilometres. Novice and Guppies U12 7 kilometres Guppies U10 6 kilometres Portages: Classes: Finish: Enquiries: None. Long course - Divisions x 4, Team boat divisions if sufficient entries, Short Course Divisions x 1 Novice course, Guppies U12 - Division x 1, feature GK2 race for Guppies U12 Guppies U10 - Division x 1 Ascot Kayak Club, Garvey Park, Fauntleroy Ave, ASCOT. marathon@paddlewa.asn.au Special Conditions: - It is recommended that sun screen and sun protection (hat and long sleeves) are worn - Paddlers wishing to withdraw must notify officials and return their race number to the finish. Paddlers are advised to carry mobiles for this purpose. - All paddlers are advised to take adequate fluids for hydration during the race. - The course is not technically challenging but it is long. Most paddlers will take between 2 and 3 hours depending upon skill, fitness and boat type. The long course is not recommended for novices. - Entire course is flat and mostly deep, usually with very little wind. Below Middle Swan Bridge, the river is wider, and some river traffic may be expected. - Adult Novices are welcome in either the Short course or Novice course LONG COURSE DESCRIPTION A. START at Middle Swan Reserve heading upstream to Barrett St Bridge. B. Anticlockwise around turning point then downstream to Middle Swan Bridge. C. 6.3 km to Barkers Bridge. D. 2.1 km to Guildford Road Bridge. E. 3.6 km to Ron Courtney Island. PASS ON THE RIGHT SIDE, and continue downstream, below Redcliffe Bridge, to the RED/BLACK spit post, near the International Hotel Jetty. Do not pass under Garratt Road Bridge. F. Turn anti-clockwise around the spit post then return to Garvey Park, with Ron Courtney Island on the left, to FINISH at the AKC jetty. SHORT COURSE DESCRIPTION A. START at Middle Swan Reserve heading downstream to Ascot B. 6.3 km to Barkers Bridge. C. 2.1 km to Guildford Road Bridge. D. 3.6 km to Ron Courtney Island. PASS ON THE RIGHT SIDE. E. Turn anti-clockwise around the island then return to Garvey Park, with Ron Courtney Island on the left, to FINISH at the AKC jetty. Do not continue past the island. Paddle WA Page 35 Marathon Handbook

36 NOVICE COURSE, GUPPY U12 COURSE A. START at Barkers Bridge heading downstream to Ascot B. 2.1 km to Guildford Road Bridge. C. 3.6 km to Ron Courtney Island. PASS ON THE RIGHT SIDE. D. Continue on the big orange buoy down near Katanning St boat ramp. Turn anti-clockwise around the buoy then return to Garvey Park, with Ron Courtney Island on the left, to FINISH at the AKC jetty. Do not pass under the Tonkin Highway GUPPY U10 COURSE A. START at Barkers Bridge heading downstream to Ascot B. 2.1 km to Guildford Road Bridge. C. 3.6 km to Ron Courtney Island. PASS ON THE RIGHT SIDE. D. Turn anti-clockwise around the island then return to Garvey Park, with Ron Courtney Island on the left, to FINISH at the AKC jetty. Do not continue past the island. SPECTATOR AND SUPPORT CREW VANTAGE POINTS 1. START, Middle Swan Reserve, Middle Swan Rd, W.Swan. 2. End of Barrett Street, off Gr Northern Hwy. 3. Middle Swan Bridge, Middle Swan Rd, W.Swan. 4. Reg Bond Reserve, Bernley Dve, Viveash. 5. Ray Marshall Park, off First Ave, Midland. 6. Barkers Bridge. 7. Fish Market Reserve, Swan St, Guildford. 8. FINISH at Garvey Park, Fauntleroy Ave, ASCOT. TOILETS AVAILABLE AT MIDDLE SWAN, AND TOILETS AND PLAYGROUND AT FINISH Upper Swan Race Point-to-point Race No portages River traffic below Middle SwanBridge NOT EXACT SCALE N metres approx. Great Eastern Hwy Garvey Park FINISH Fish Market Reserve Barkers Bridge Ray Marshall Park Middle Swan Rd Reg Bond Rsve START Middle Swan Bridge West Swan Rd Hwy Northern Great Turn Upper Swan Bridge CONSULT STREET DIRECTORY FOR FULL ROAD DETAILS Map 2001 N.Hine Paddle WA Page 36 Marathon Handbook

37 MIDDLE SWAN RACE RECORDS Updated Sept 2017 (Records previous to 2000 have been removed as the course was radically altered ) Mens Classes Ladies Classes Luke Eggar CRCC 2:15: U14 K1 Max Smith AKC 2:19: U16 K1 Coran Longwood AKC 2:01: U18 K1 Bronwyn Martin AKC 2:17: Simon Roll AKC 1:53: Open K1 Bronwyn Martin AKC 2:16: T Coulter AKC 1:51: K1 Jenni Bateman BPC 2:15: Darryl Long AKC 1:59: K1 Robyn Khorshid AKC 3:01: Mark Lawson AKC 2:08: K1 J. Liddle AKC 2:29: R Roll AKC 2:12: K1 35+ TK1 V Linardi AKC 2:53: TK1 J Sims AKC 2:17: TK1 James Irwin Event 2:33: Open WK1 L Sandercock AKC 2:40: WWK1 G McLean AKC 2:10: WWK1 Sue Quick AKC 2:37: Phil Edwards Event 2:24: WWK1 J Sims AKC 3:02: WWK1 Chris Swallow Event 2:43: SeaK1 Antony Mee AKC 2:34: SeaK1 Antony Mee AKC 2:38: SeaK1 D Hocking AKC 2:26: Open SP L Sandercock AKC 3:00: P Neilson AKC 2:41: SP A Mee AKC 2:19: SP D Tupling AKC 2:27: SP R Langdale SKC 2:18: Dave Tupling AKC 2:44: SP K. Freeman Event 2:31: U18 LP C Jackson CRCC 2:54: T. England IOP 2:06: Open LP Samatha Pilton AKC 2:26: Brett McDonald MOC 2:12: LP R Evans AKC 2:47: K Bingham CRCC 2:14: LP Erica Mcknight AKC 2:45: Warren Southwell AKC 2:22: LP J Humphries INV 2:33: U23OS1 K.Albertson Event 2:29:42: B. Carrick Event 1:58: Open OS 1 Y Joubert IOP 2:30: Shannon Sime MOC 1:59: OS 1 Ruth Highman IOP 2:20: Brett McDonald MOC 2:05: OS 1 Erica Mcknight AKC 2:28: Mark Lawson AKC 2:12: OS 1 Jane Liddle AKC 2:30: R. Clarke AKC 2:19: OS 1 J. Breed Jnr Event 2:27: Open MS T Brooks AKC 2:12: MS A Mee AKC 2:30: MS Maya Elston AKC 3:02: E. Stoelwinder CRCC 2:08: MS J Tomczak AKC 2:31: MS Mens U16 K2 Mens U18 K2 L/Dooley/M.Smith AKC/AKC 2:05:01: Mens Open K2 M.Deam/R.Roll AKC/AKC 1:58: Mens 35+ K2 Mike Drok / Pat Tullock AKC / AKC 2:01: Mens 45+ K2 B.McDonald/M.Lawson AKC /AKC 1:56: Mens 55+ K2 Patrick Tullock / Martin Watson AKC/AKC 2:06: Ladies Open K2 Tess Watson / Helke Meville AKC/AKC 2:18: Ladies 55+ K2 H Breed/J Darbyshire AKC/AKC 2: Mixed U18 K2 Bronwyn Martin / Micheal Godwin AKC / AKC 2:08: Mixed Open K2 Aya Okano./J.Costa IOP/IOP 2:15: Mixed 35+ K2 Michael Leahy / Emma Beewey AKC / AKC 2:20: Mixed 45+ K2 Wendy White / Kevin White AKC/AKC 2:12: Mixed 55+ K2 Lawrence Greed / Judy Darbyshire AKC /AKC 2:20: Mens Open OS 2 A Nesbit/S Hopkins INV/INV 1:51: Mens 35+ OS 2 C Dawson/R Davidson INV/INV 2:14: Mens 45+ OS 2 W Munns/M Clancy-Lowe AKC/INV 1:59: Ladies Open OS 2 L Oldenhof/J Marriott CRCC/SKC 2:00: Ladies 35+ OS 2 Bae Hooper / Shirleigh Donaldson IOP / SCC 2:23: Mixed Open OS 2 K Scholberg/S Lusk INV/INV 2:15: Mixed 35+OS2 F.Tan/J.Gardner AKC/AKC 2:27:15: Mixed 45+ OS 2 Colin Grimshaw / Julie Morgan AKC / AKC 2:20: Mens 35+ PK2 J. Resuggan/R. Brooks Event 2:27: Mens 45+ PK2 P Hannigan/G Murray AKC/AKC 2:28: Mixed Open PTK2 Alistair Fox / Brett Watson CLBC/CLBC 2:58: Mens 35+ P TK2 T Fry/G Walker AKC/AKC 2:16: Mens 45+ P TK2 P Hannigan/G Murray Event/AKC 2:38: Mens 55+ P TK2 S Coffey/A Moreby AKC/AKC 2:46: Mens Open K3 Matt Coutts/Ben Dallin/Brett Mcdonald AKC/Event/AKC 1:51: Mens 35+ K3 M. Reynolds/ M Hardie / M. Smith, MOC x 3 1:54: Mens 45+ K3 Ken Ringrose/Martin Watson/Vlad Vanek CRCC/AKC/AKC 2:04: Mens 55+ K3 S. Coffey / V. Linardi / A. Morbey AKC/AKC/AKC 2:12: Paddle WA Page 37 Marathon Handbook

38 Peel Paddle 50: 8th July This race will be held independent of the Marathon Series. It is included in the handbook for information only. Series fees will not cover this extra event. It as standalone race with fee s payable outside of the series. If sufficient interest is shown, the race may be added to the Marathon Series for the 2017/18 series. At the time of print, the course information is currently being finalised. Please stay tuned. Paddle WA Page 38 Marathon Handbook

39 ERRORS and OMISSIONS If any corrections appear to be necessary please put them in writing, quoting your source and submit to a Marathon Technical Committee person for inclusion in the next edition of the hand book, or marathon@paddlewa.asn.au Marathon Technical Committee members for the series are: John Hilton (Chair), Lloyd Noel (Secretary), Doug Hodson (Treasurer), Committee Members Doug Hodson & Ray Smith (Timing Systems) John Tomczak,, Mark Sedgwick, David Griffiths Brett McDonald Sponsorship & Peel 50, (Social media, National Logistics Organiser), Trevor Longwood Support with 10km Champs at Lake Leschenaultia and as required. RECORD YOUR RACE RESULTS HERE Date Race no. Title CATEGORY PLACE TIME DISTANCE Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Singles Doubles Singles Doubles Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Island to Island Moore River Race Claisebrook 10 km State Championships Canning River Race State Championships State Championships National Championships National Championships Pinjarra to Ravenswood Double Barkers Upper Swan Paddle WA Page 39 Marathon Handbook

40 By the examples below the Marathon Committee wishes to publish some guidelines on how the rules are to be understood and operated however subject to the judgement of the technical official on site. It is our hope that athletes try to avoid as many problems as possible. Paddle WA Page 40 Marathon Handbook

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