Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre Handbook 2015/2016 Season

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1 Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre Handbook 2015/2016 Season Table of contents/life Members Page 1 Centre Committee Page 2 President and Committee message Page 3 What Happens on a Friday night? Page 4 Important Dates to Remember Page 5 Parents: What you can do to help? Page 6 Parent Roster Page 7 Centre Rules and Safety Page 8 Uniforms Page 9 Results/Training Page 10 Championships and Carnivals Page 11 Some other Frequently Asked Questions Page 13 Awards structure Page14 Presented Awards Page 15 Know Your Events Page 20 Week 1 Program Page 22 Week 2 Program Page 23 Records Page Last Season in photos Page Our Sponsors Page 30 Dwyer Oval Layout Page 31 LIFE MEMBERS The following people have been admitted to life membership of our Centre in recognition of their dedication and support of Little Athletics Bill and Jean Howlett 1997 Judy Rich 1986 Robert and Vicki Bateman 2000 Steve Bowman 1988 Lyn Minister 2001 Mark Whalan 1990 Gina Kleindy 2002 Deborah and Ross Penney 1990 Chris Strand 2006 Robbi Sain 1991 Maria Kelly 2007 David Cox 1991 Laurie Gerisch 2012 Sharyn Dickson 1991 Sharon Martin 2012 Peter Vander Jagt 1991 Mario Polis 2013 John Joester 1995 David Birss 2013 Paul Gallovich 1995 Adrian Jones 2015 Dianne Thompson 1997 Maureen Dark 2015 Nicole Reynolds 1997 George D ugo Congratulations to our very 1 st Junior Life Member 2015 Kristen Thompson 1

2 Centre Committee for President Nicole Reynolds Vice President Aggie Hornung Secretary Michelle Vesey Treasurer Ian Strevens Registrar Michelle Lhotka Canteen Lubi Maric Championships Liliana Brett Uniforms Marzena Singh Records & Rankings Catherine Ong Rankings Assistant Tarren Gerrard Equipment Officer Paul Lhotka First Aid (1) Daniel Searle First Aid (2) Gary Brett Officials officer Marzena Singh Age Manager Co. Sasha Stevenson Working Ian Strevens with Children Fund Raising Liliana Brett General Committee Dianne Thompson General Committee Dario Traini General Committee Darren Dinte Throw Coach Sprint Coach Sprint Coach Sharyn Dickson Jerry Boateng Rebecca Brett Liverpool City LAC committee is made up of parents who volunteer their time to ensure that our Centre functions correctly. We welcome all members to open committee meetings which are held every 1 st Wednesday of the month. If you have any ideas, suggestions or complaints please put in writing to the secretary. It s your club, so please give us some feedback; it s the only way we can improve. Our Club Captains 2015/2016 Vice Captains 2015/2016 Hannah Kaine and Rebecca Brett Georgia Towell and Daniel Reynolds 2

3 Welcome to Liverpool City Little Athletics A Message from the Committee On behalf of the Committee we would like to extend a very warm welcome to all the families, especially the athletes, joining Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre in Season. Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre was established in 1971, and it is recognised by LANSW as one of the oldest running clubs in NSW. Our Club s motto is Family, Fun and Fitness, which mainly means that we would like to have the whole family join in the fun and get involved. On Friday Nights he athletes are divided into age groups and move around the Oval between various athletics events. This is a perfect opportunity for the kids, not only, to form lots of new friendships, or rekindle acquaintances from last season, also to perfect their techniques and strive to achieve their Personal Best (PB s) while having fun and getting fit at the same time. The parents while supervising their kids can get involved too. The Centre is managed entirely by parents of our athletes (just like you). All official positions are voluntary. To run the program effectively, we need your assistance. The best part is that you do not need any special qualifications or Certificates to be a great helper. We have designed a Parent Roster (see. P.7) to assist with equipment set up and pack up. However the help is needed and greatly appreciated on all other Friday nights. Most importantly, we are not a Child Care Centre, so do not drop your kids off and disappear. We have a centre website, Facebook page Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre and a newsletter that will keep you up to date with things around the track. Important dates and events, or special announcements would be communicated in that way. These websites will be the main source of information for our members. It contains all the information you will need to know about our centre. If you do not have a regular access to internet, please let us know, so we can arrange an alternative if required. If anyone has any stories or photos they would like to contribute throughout the year, please let one of the committee know. The Club runs a weekly canteen, raffles and Fundraiser BBQ s. Every dollar raised goes right back into our Club to contribute towards the running of the Centre, equipment upgrade, end-of-the season trophies and Presentation Day. Your support will ensure that the kids have the best opportunity to attain their goals at being their best, and the Club would have the possibility to provide the enjoyable and fun environment for the athletes to do just that. Any questions, suggestions, ideas or concerns you may have can, and should be discussed with any of the committee members. We can be easily identified by their committee shirts; we are a pretty friendly lot, especially when approached with a smile. Any input will be considered and we will do our best to assist you, to the best of our ability. We would like to wish the athletes and their families, a very enjoyable and prosperous season. Welcome to your new Little Athletics Family Kind Regards, Management Committee

4 What Happens on A Friday Night? Where: Dwyer Oval, Williamson Crescent, Warwick Farm Season Starts: Friday 4th September 2015 from 5.45pm October Long Weekend: No competition Friday 2 nd October 2015 Season Ends: Friday 11 h March 2016 Christmas Holidays: Break for Christmas Holidays, 18 th December 2015 Return from Christmas Holiday, 15 th January 2016 Arrival: Arrive 5:30 for a 6.00pm start Different age groups will finish at different times. This will also depend on the number of parent helpers out with the age groups. Please arrive early to warm up as a club. The Program: We run a two week program, the details are on page 23 & 24, and this allows the athletes to participate in as many events more frequently. Both nights start with either the walk or the 3k. U6-U17: Each Friday evening begins with any important announcements. The athletes will be called to meet in the middle of the field. There will be trolleys for each age group. The athletes are to wait for their age manager and parent helpers in their appropriate groups, and then they will be taken to their various events throughout the evening. Tiny Tots: Each Friday night Tiny Tots will be called at about 6:10. They will meet at the western end of the field, to compete in various play activities which are fun but at the same time developing their motors skills. They will also run a few races but are non-competition. Uniforms: All children must wear a centre uniform with the patches handed out at registration and comfortable shoes (see page 9 for more details). Wet Weather: If it has been raining during the week or on Friday afternoon and you are still not sure if our weekly competition will be on, we will attempt to have the information on our website as soon as we can or you can check our Facebook page. Sometimes the decision may not be made until 6pm. We will always try to run the night, even if it the program is reduced. Keep in mind that if the Council has closed the grounds due to wet weather that decision can not be over ruled by the Committee. Parent Attendance: During any competition whether it s Friday night or championship events there must always be a parent and or guardians that stay at the ground. If your child is left unsupervised, they will be excluded from competition. First Aid: All injuries, no matter how small, must be reported to the first Aid Officer. Please see the announcer where a first Aid officer will be called. s/Newsletters: We send out weekly information if needed and a newsletter fortnightly to keep you informed with news you need for the season. Please make sure we have your correct address. Alternatively, catch up with news via our website Fundraising: Don t forget we have a canteen & BBQ each week. Please help buy buying raffles, as this will help raise money to upgrade our equipment and Presentation Day. 4

5 Dates to Remember September First Event night from 5.45pm 2 October No Competition - due to Long Weekend 21 October Closing Date for State Relay Championships and Trans Tasman Challenge 25October Liverpool City Gala Day 7 November Scampers (Tots-U7), Liverpool City LAC November State Relay Championships SOPAC 11 December No Competition due to Zone Championships December CWMZ Zone Championships, Smithfield LAC 18 December Last Night before Christmas Break There are number of other Gala Days and Carnivals hosted by other Athletics Centres. All registered members of LANSW are allowed to attend these events. List of these events and dates are listed on Little Athletics NSW website January First Friday competition night back after Christmas 12 February No Competition due to Regional Championships February Regional Championships, Campbelltown Athletics Stadium TBA February Zone Multi 5 & 6 March State Multi Championships, Dubbo 11 March Last Friday Night of Season March State Track and Field Championships, SOPAC 24 April Australian Little Athletics Championships, Adelaide South Australia 30 April Presentation Day/AGM 3 July State Cross Country and Road Walks, Dapto For further information regarding these events or any Gala Days, please check the notice board. All entries are to be placed with the Championships Officer before the closing dates. Your centre registration fee covers entry into all LANSW. events e.g., Zone, Regional, State, State Multi, State Relays, Cross-Country & Road Walks, the exception being Trans Tasman Important note: Before attending any of these events, please confirm venues and dates as they may change during the season. 5

6 Parents: What you can do to help? Parent Participation So that athletics is as enjoyable and well run as possible for your children, WE NEED YOUR HELP. Don t worry if you feel you may not know enough to assist. All jobs are fairly easy and no experience is necessary. There is always someone who will show you. Parents can help with measuring throws or jumps and recording races. We also need help at the canteen, recording and setting up and packing equipment away. For smooth operation, it is essential that everyone helps, otherwise the night is delayed. Every one that helps needs to sign in, whether if it s helping the age manager or assisting with duties on the parent roster. The minimum requirements for each family are helping at least once a month per child. Age Managers and Assistants This could be you. Each age group will have an age manager and parents to help record, measure and also supervise the children. If the group is particularly large then separate age managers for boys and girls will be needed. Age managers will organise children at their events. They will also advise the athletes about upcoming events such as our gala days and championship events. A basic instruction manual will be handed out and will always be in the folder in each of groups. Thank you to everyone who has already put their hand up. Starter Two race starters are requires for each nights races. It s important that we have a few extra people trained in this role so they can fill in if the regular starter is unavailable. Please let the President or committee members know if you re interested. Want to get really serious? LANSW offers a serious of officials certificates (from level D up to A) based on a closed book examinations of the rules. Anyone interested in any of these courses please see the President or committee members. For parents who want to want to coach please let us know, we are always looking for more coaches. The club can help with a coaching course if required. Track officials As part of your roster a recorder will be needed for the straight track and circular track. If it s your first time, we will run through it with you on how to record track events. Each age group will also need 1 person to call out athlete s registration number to recorder. If anyone likes this duty and would like to do it most weeks, please let the committee know. It s probably the best view of all the track events. Setting up and packing up: Please refer to the roster on page 7 Canteen: Please refer to the roster on page 7 Focus on your child s efforts and performance rather than winning or losing 6

7 Parent Roster There are 4 very important duties involved in the roster. This will help run our night much more quickly and efficiently. It also means that the same people every week are not doing the same jobs. All parents who are assisting must sign in the duty they are performing with the Age Manager. We keep track of who is helping, so please contact a committee member if you re unable to complete your duty. Date Equipment out Canteen Recording Equipment in 04 September 2015 U10 U10 and U15-U17 U9 U15-U U9 U9 and U14 U10 U U8 U8 and U13 U11 U U7 U7 and U12 U12 U12 02 October 2015 No Competition U6 U6 and U11 U13 U U10 U10 and U15-U17 U14 U15-U U9 U9 and U14 U15-U17 U U8 U8 and U13 U8 U13 06 November 2015 U7 U7 and U12 U7 U U6 U6 and U11 U6 U U10 U10 and U15-U17 U9 U15-U U9 U9 and U14 U10 U14 04 December 2015 U8 U8 and U13 U11 U No Competition U7 U7 and U12 U12 U12 15 January 2016 U6 U6 and U11 U13 U U10 U10 and U15-U17 U14 U15-U U9 U9 and U14 U15-U17 U14 05 February 2016 U8 U8 and U13 U8 U No competition U7 U7 and U12 U7 U U6 U6 and U11 U6 U11 04 March 2016 U10 U10 and U15-U17 U9 U15-U U9 U9 and U14 U10 U14 Equipment Out requires the assistance of all parents from the age group on duty. This must be done from to be able to start on time at 6.00pm. Canteen requires the assistance of 2 parents, and this could be broken into shifts for example 1 hour each, starting from 5.30pm until 8.30pm Recording requires assistance of 1 parent from the age group on duty for the straight and circular track, they would be required to stay until track events completed. Equipment In requires the assistance of all parents from the age group on duty to remain until the completion of all events.. 7

8 Centre Rules & Safety Please read and ensure your child is aware of the rules Like all organisations, Little Athletics has rules. These rules are there to ensure the safety of all athletes, parents and visitors. We ask children and parents to cooperate and keep to the rules so that we can all enjoy our Friday nights in safety. For more details please refer to the website, or hard copy at the Club. All events will be conducted under the Rules of Competition of LANSW, IAAF Handbook and/or local rules. All athletes must be registered with LANSW or ANSW before they participate All competitors must compete in approved Centre Uniform with all registration numbers attached (see page 9 on where to place patches) Shoes must be worn for all events Spike shoes can only be worn in the Under 11 s and above for this season , and only in laned events, long jump, Triple jump and High Jump. Athletes wearing spikes should roll off the High Jump Bags and not walk on them. Spike shoes must be carried in a shoe bag to the start of the competition area. They are not to worn at all in the spectator areas. Athletes will be required to fill in a spike licence. Working with Children Of the utmost importance is the safety and well being of all children and adults. All parents and volunteers must sign a working with children form before being involved with the activities of our centre. If you did not sign a form while completing your registrations, or if you are not sure if you have signed a form, please see our centre registrar, No Smoking & Alcohol Free Zone. There is a strict no smoking and no alcohol policy at Liverpool City LAC. Please move out to the car park and there is no alcohol to be consumed on the grounds. There must always be a parent/and or guardian to stay at the grounds, otherwise your child your child will be excluded from all events. Field events areas can be dangerous. Children must not touch the equipment unless instructed to do so. Athletes and parents must shelter behind the protective nets at Discus and not walk through or too close to the Javelin or High jump area while that event is being run. All competitors are expected to take care of the track and field events. The area between the straight track and circular track is out of bounds for athletes and parents. See the shaded area on the map on the inside Cover. Please look where you are going at all times. Officials and their assistance will send from the event any athlete who is misbehaving or conducting themselves in any way prejudicial to the performance of others. Any protest or complaints can be directed to the President in writing Treat all athletes as you like to be treated. Do not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor. For your safety please enter the field via the side gate at the equipment shed. Don t climb on or over any fences or structures at the ground. All injuries, no matter how small must be reported to the First Officer, located at the canteen. All parent helpers must sign in to be covered by insurance. Our lost property collection can be found at the equipment shed (where uniforms are sold). Please check regularly. LCLAC will endeavour to return items that are clearly marked to their owners. 8

9 Uniforms For the Season Liverpool City LAC will be running two approved uniforms. The old uniform, which is being phased out, can still be worn on Friday Nights and all Championships in Season, however it will no longer be available for purchase. (The green and gold stripes singlet and shortspictured to the left) The new uniform, (pictured to the right) consists of boy s singlet, girl s singlet, crop top, bike pants, longer style shorts and racing shorts. From following Season, it will be the only acceptable uniform for LCLAC. The uniform will be available to purchase each Friday night, at the equipment shed. It s a requirement of LANSW that all patches and registration numbers must be attached to the uniform. This is a procedural requirement that ensures current registration and insurance cover. It helps to identify the athlete and also assists with the efficient conduct of events. See below on where all patches go. Athlete Registration Number The McDonald s registration number must be attached to the front of the uniform singlet. The red border must be fully visible, without any modification. Jetstar Patch Jetstar Patch must be attached to the right-hand top corner above the registration number. The Age Patch must be attached to the front left-hand side of the shorts or bike pants.. Centre Number 48 The Centre Number (48) must be attached to the back of the singlet in a central, easy to read location Again the red border must be fully visible. Lost patches can be replaced at a cost of $10. Skins or other branded compression bike pants are permitted to be worn under uniform shorts for both male and female athletes. This rule will only apply when they are worn as undergarments Shoes All athletes must wear appropriate footwear at all times. Under 10 s and younger athletes can not wear spiked shoes for any event. Athletes aged Under 11 and above may only wear spiked shoes in events run entirely in lanes, in jumping events and for javelin. Spiked shoes must be removed by all athletes when travelling between events and must never be worn outside the oval. A spike licence is issued at the beginning of the season; this is a code of conduct and must be signed by the athlete and the parent. 9

10 Results/Records Apart from Tiny Tots, results are recorded every Friday night and posted online during the week. All athletes should be encouraged to improve on their own personal times, throws and jumps. We encourage you to keep a record of your child s results and you can do this online, please visit myresults.littleathletics.com.au It s a fun way to keep track of your own personal performance. My Results includes a web app for use on your smart phone so you can enter results when during Friday nights or Gala days. If you believe there has been an error in any results please Aggie hornundzek@hotmail.com with the date, event, athletes name and registration number and any other relevant details. Training Friday nights are primarily for events to be run, not instruction. Age managers are there to organise your children and make sure that rules of competition are followed. We encourage everyone to attend training, this is where athletes will pick up the correct technique, gain fitness and ultimately be able to improve on their personal bests. Training will be held Monday and Wednesday at Dwyer Oval between 5:15 to 6:30pm There are three coaches; Sharyn Dickson Jerry Boateng Rebecca Brett Throws coach - Monday and Wednesday pm Jumps coach - Wednesday pm Running coach - Monday-Wednesday pm Running coach - Monday :30pm Time and dates can change, so please regularly check the website or newsletters. Parents please help with equipment in and out and most importantly, you must not leave your child at training unsupervised. Like Friday nights, unruly behaviour will not be tolerated. This year there will be two new awards at presentation. A coaches awards presented by our coaches for someone that has really put in the effort each week, this will be selected by our coaches. The second award will be training attendance. One boy and one girl, who has the highest attendance to training sessions. 10

11 Championships and Carnivals General Information All Little Athletics centres in NSW are divided into zones and regions. Liverpool City LAC is in the Central West Metropolitan Zone. The other centres in the Central West Zone are Green Valley, Western Blues, Prestons, Smithfield and Warradale. The Central West Met Zone is in Region 7. There is an 8 region structure, 4 metropolitan and 4 country. Announcements are made of all major upcoming carnivals during Friday nights, club notice board, newsletters and website. It is the responsibility of athletes/parents to keep up to date on news and events and advise the championship officer or Age Manager their desire to enter these events. At our Gala Day, Zone, Regional and State Championships, parents will need to provide assistance at various duties, as part of your child s entry. There are so many different jobs that can cater for people that can only help for 1 hour, for example collecting a discus or raking at the long jump or even selling programs or raffle tickets, through to being officials on the day. Those who still think they can t help you must see a committee member prior to entering. Thank you in advance for your co-operation. Gala Days Throughout the season other centres often host Gala Days and other special events, to which registered Little Athletes from other centres are invited. Don t forget our Liverpool Gala Day, here at Dwyer Oval on Sunday 25 th October. The day is visited by various clubs throughout NSW, and is a very fun day for all athletes and parents. Central West Met Zone Multi This is open to all competitors from Under 6 s to 17 s. Competitors compete in all 6 events for their age group. Points are based on performance on all events and added together to find the winner of each age group. Zone Championships Dec 2015 Smithfield LAC (Open to Under 7 s to 17 s). Zone Championships are the qualifying stage to Regional and State Championships. Each athlete from U 7 to U12 s can compete in up to 4 events and under 13 s to 17 s can compete in up 6 events. Please note athletes can only compete in events that are available only in their own age group. Top 4 finishes will automatically qualify for the Regional Championships. Under 7 s compete for medals but do not progress to Regional. This year everyone that makes Regional will get a Regional Representative shirt. Regional Championships Feb 2016 Campbelltown Athletic Stadium. (Open to under 8 s to 17 s) Regional Championships are the next qualifying step to State Championships. Athletes who finish in top 2 in a final will automatically progress to State. Little Athletics NSW then selects the next best 8 clear final performances from across all regions. Under 8 s do not progress to State Championships. State Track & Field Championships March 2016 SOPAC (Open to under 9 s to 17 s) Athletes in the U/13 age group, who perform well, may gain selection in the State team to compete at Nationals. (Nationals is held in usually end of April in a different state each year) Athletes in the U/15 are selected for the State team on results from the State Multi. 11

12 Little Athletics NSW holds other championships throughout the season. Some details below Trans Tasman Challenge Girls and Boys in U11 and U12 age groups only may nominate for selection to the Trans Tasman Challenge. Following these nominations a team is selected to represent LANSW in the Trans Tasman Challenge, which is held alternate years in Sydney and Auckland NZ, in January. This year s Challenge is held in Auckland. Contact Committee or LANSW for more information. State Relay Championships 21 st -22 nd November 2015 SOPAC The State Relay Championships are considered the most colourful and spectacular in the LA calendar. Teams of four in the age groups Junior U8-U11(Saturday), Senior U12-U17 (Sunday) are eligible for this event. The Club can register one team in each event. There is variety of events in either track or field. Contact Committee or LANSW for more information. State Multi-Event Championships 5 th -6 th March 2016, Dubbo Boys and Girls aged U7-U17 can compete in this event. Each athlete competes in all events on offer for their age group. Points are allocated according to the performance achieved in each event and placing is determined by the tally of overall points across all events for that age group. State Cross Country & Road Walk Championships 3 rd July 2016, Dapto Athletes aged U7-U17 compete in the Cross Country Championships (distances may vary from regular Championships) Athletes in U9- U17 compete in the Road Walk Championships (distances may vary from regular Championships) 12

13 Centre Information FAQ S Just what is Little Athletics? Little A s national organisation with around 200 clubs in NSW alone, divided into 24 Zones forming eight Regions. (See Children are encouraged to develop motor skills in a happy social environment. Each Friday night we provide designated events from a wide variety of sprint, distance, hurdle, jump and throw events. A list of events on offer for each age group is on page 22 Do we need special shoes? Athletes are required to wear appropriate and comfortable footwear at all times. Spikes can be worn from U11 upwards, in laned events, javelin and field jumping events. Spikes must be removed immediately after each event. Spike shoes are not however necessary and generally only 10-15% of athletes at our centre use them. What Level of ability does my child need to be to join? Our emphasis is fun and fitness. Children can join with any level of skill or fitness. Children are given plenty of encouragement to improve. When is Training? We have training every Monday and Wednesday for all ages at Dwyer oval, Warwick Farm from 5.30pm. What do we need to bring? A water bottle with name clearly marked on it. A jacket, long pants for cooler nights. Athletes can wear a t- shirt under their uniform, this allows for their rego number to be seen. We also encourage athletes to wear hats and sunscreen. Who runs Little A s? You Do! The parents. Little Athletics is a sport where the whole family can and should get involved. The Club and the Committee relays on your involvement. So if the evening night starts late or an event is delayed, don t judge, it means we haven t had enough parents to help. We can only do it with your support. Will my child be taught the correct technique or have access to coaching? Little Athletics NSW conducts coaching clinics and camps at various venues and times throughout the season. We encourage you to attend training during the week where qualified coaches or parents will teach correct technique. We will propose to run a skills clinic as part of our regular Friday nights. Keep an eye out for these new developments. I want to volunteer or be on the committee. Who should I contact? You should contact any of the committee members at any time. Contact details are on page 2. Does my child have to compete each Friday night? No, the participation is not compulsory. However by participating, they gain points which count towards awards at the end of the season. We reward the 100% attendance at the end of the season. Also, participating in a great variety of skills/events as possible develops children s coordination and motor skills. 13

14 Centre Awards We have a number of programs to reward and encourage athletes. To be eligible for any award at the end of the season an athlete must have at least a 70% attendance rate from the date of registration. Please note that as well as regular attendance from the athletes, parents are required to have completed their duty throughout the season. These trophies and awards are given out at our Presentation Day. Personal Best Trophies awarded to all eligible athletes. It includes a list of Personal Best performances (PB S) for each event competed by the athlete. Age Champion Awards are in the form of a trophy for 1 st 2 nd and 3 rd overall place in each age group for boys and girls based on the points attained during the season. Weekly Awards Each week the age managers will give out encouragement awards from McDonalds and AMF Liverpool Ten Pin Bowling. (These are given out weekly, not at our Presentation Day) Encouragement Awards for U7 U/17 This award is a certificate for one boy or girl in each age group who has been most improved. 5 and 10 Year Awards The committee rewards children who have been members of our centre for a period of 5 and 10 years. Attendance Recognition This is presented for 100% attendance for the whole season. Coaches Award This award will be presented by our coaches. Awarded to an athlete who is trying their best and implementing the correct technique. U6 Encouragement Award This trophy award is presented to one boy and one girl in the under 6 s age group. This award is nominated by the age manager. The recipients are not necessarily the best athletes, but those who have demonstrated a good attitude, good manners and shown good sportsmanship Presidents Encouragement Award The Presidents Encouragement Award is awarded to any boy or girl who displays endeavour and effort in all aspects of proceedings whether as an athlete or by attitude. This is decided by the committee. Presidents Shield This is our most coveted award for Liverpool Little Athletics Centre. Athletes are invited to nominate themselves for this award based on their achievements. The final decision of the award recipient will be made by the LCLAC Committee. Nomination forms are available from the Centre Secretary and must be received by the last night of the season. Training Award This trophy will be awarded to one boy and one girl who have the highest attendance to the training sessions. New awards introduced this season Male and Female Athletes of the Year Perpetual Trophy Reynolds Junior Athlete of the Year U8-U12 Outstanding Achievement in Sprint Trophy Outstanding Achievement in Jumps Trophy Endurance Athlete of the Year Trophy Outstanding Achievements in Throwing Trophy For more information on these awards please contact President or committee members. 14

15 Presented Awards PRESIDENT S SHIELD WINNER: Georgia Towell PRESIDENT S ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD WINNER: Rebecca Brett and Mithuran Shivakumaarun. UNDER 6 s ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Boys: Daniel Kitsoukilias Girls: Zoe Kallitsos ATHLETE SERVICE AWARDS 10 YEARS: Yasmin Ayari, Emily Kaine, Michael Dokovic, Daniel Reynolds, Hannah Kaine 5 YEARS: Olivia Pyda, Marisa Stojanovic, Peter Towell, Raven Pyda, Kailenn Harvey, Hutch Kumu, Max Harvey, Rhys Cooley, Thomas Vlatko, Gordon Walker, Rianna Cooley, Yadin Ngeng. 100% Attendance Daniel Bugeja, Jayden Ogston, Hayley Deering, Olivia Pyda, Breana Steele, Mykaila Norman, Marisa Stojanovic, Crystal Rose Siteman, Christopher Bugeja, Raven Pyda, Andrew Strevens, Daniel Reynolds, Renae Dehn, Georgia Towell Most PB s Award: Crystal Rose Siteman U9G and Robert Ong U9B Training Award: Jayden Ogston U7B and Olivia Pyda U8G Records Breakers ( Season): U6 Daniel Bugeja - Discus (13.70m), U9 Marisa Stojanovic - 700m Walk (3:52.99), U10 Raven Pyda m Walk (5:53.94), U12 Leteine Tikeri - Discus (38.43m), U12 Leteine Tikeri - Shot Put (12.84m), U13 Isabelle Lhotka - 100m (12.66), U13 Isabelle Lhotka - 200m (25.05), U15 Yadin Ngeng - 100m (11.46), U15 Daniel Reynolds Javelin (41.33m), U17 Jersey Cavanna - High Jump (1.78m), U17 Alec Nguyen - 100m (11.22), 200m (22.81), Long Jump (5.87m), U17 Rebecca Brett - 100m (12.91), 200m (26.50), High Jump (1.50m), Triple Jump (10.56m), U17 Hannah Kaine m (12:35.91), 800m (2:22.79), 400m (1:03.59), U17 Jordan Roth m (4:58.00) 15

16 Age Champions and Encouragement Awards Age Group Award Boys Girls Under 6 1st 2nd 3rd Encouragement Brody Cheong Daniel Bugeja Leevi Abdi Daniel Kitsoukilias Under 7 Under 8 Under 9 Under 10 Under 11 Under 12 Under 13 Under 14 Under 15 Under 17 1st 2nd 3rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3 rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3 rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3 rd Encouragement 1st 2nd 3 rd Encouragement Lukas Taylor Jayden Ogston Rayan Gouda Denis Terzic Emmanuel Iboro Max Dawson Aidan North Andrew Morgan Jeremy Aube-McLoad Kodi Smith Robert Ong Jake Hewett Christopher Bugeja Raven Pyda Cameron Banovich Mason Abou Ghaida Daniel Dokovic Wiremu Taylor Cameron Hewett Martin Ong Joshua Kaine Thomas Vlatko Jed Murphy Rhys Cooley Max Harvey Alexander Towell Jamie Dinte Michael Dokovic Adam Murphy Rodrigo Terencio Yadin Ngeng Laith Ayari Daniel Reynolds Arthur Mamounis Anthony Mamounis 16 Abbie Puckett Liana Luong Chelsea Woolfe Zoe Kallitsos Hayley Deering Ivy Rose Gerstner Mikayla Skundric Charlotte Skundric Olivia Pyda Mykaila Norman Breana Steele Eva Cheong Crystal Rose Siteman Nina Elkassaa Marisa Stojanovic Tyra Miller Alexis Galu Kailenn Harvey Paris Ella Bertram Lily Hayes Jamin Tikeri Jonah Pacialeo Hannah Nosavan Jovana Merinovic Paige Merriman Leteine Tikeri Gordon Walker Yasmin Ayari Emily Kaine Courtney Hayes Shakira McAlister Jasmyn Vesey Courtney McDonnell Rianna Cooley Eloise Badolato Renae Dehn Georgia Towell Sina Wildraut Rebecca Brett Kristen Thompson Hannah Kaine Alexia Traini

17 National Representatives These are the athletes, who have represented our centre at Interstate championships Jason Impey 1983 Shot, Discus Gold & Bronze Tammy Siemionow , 800, Triple Gold, Silver, Bronze Linda D Ugo 1993 Discus Silver Mitchell Tubinas 1994 Triple Jump Chris Jones 1996 High Jump Gold Leon Bott Bronze Jacklyn Theodosius 2001 High Jump Srdjan Veselinovic , 100 Gold, Silver Anthony Schmidt H, Shot, Discus, Relay Isabelle Lhotka m, Relay & 200m Silver, Silver & Gold State Medallist These are the athletes who won medals at the NSW State Track and Field Championships Isabelle Lhotka - Silver 100M, Gold 200M Alec Nguyen - Bronze 200M, Silver 100M Leteine Tikeri - Silver Discus, Silver Shot Sina Wildraut - Bronze Discus State Representatives These are the athletes that represented our Centre at the NSW State Track and Field Championships at Homebush, Well done and congratulations to all athletes. Cameron Banovich (19 th 100m), Rebecca Brett (15 th LJ, 10 th TJ, 12 th 200m, 10 th 100m) Christopher Bugeja (19 th Shot), Renae Dehn (12 th Long Jump), Michael Dokovic (19 th Walk) Hannah Kaine (8 th 800m), Isabelle Lhotka (SILVER 100m, GOLD 200m), Paige Merriman (14 th 1500m, 10 th 800m), Alec Nguyen (BRONZE 200m, SILVER 100m), Martin Ong (unfortunately DQ, but great effort), Raven Pyda (4 th Walk), Daniel Reynolds (8 th Javelin), Jordan Roth (8 th 1500m, 9 th 800m), Marisa Stojanovic (6 th Walk), Wiremy Taylor (11 th Discus), Jamin Tikeri (10 th Shot, 10 th Discus), Leteine Tikeri (SILVER Discus, SILVER Shot), Sina Wildraut (12 th Shot, 18 th 400m, BRONZE Discus, qualified for finals and came 16 th 800m) Trans Tasman Representatives Leteine Tikeri U12G competed in the Trans Tasman Challenge and also came home with Gold medal in Discus and Silver medal in Shot put. 17

18 Regional Representatives These are the athletes who after obtaining top 4 places at the Zone Championships, went on to represent our centre at the Regional Championships. U8 Amelia Tieu - Discus, 60H, 400m Andrew Mogan - 60H, 100m Breana Steele - Long Jump, 70m, 700m PS, Olivia Pyda- 60H, 400m, Discus, 700m PS Eva Cheong - 100m, 400m, 60H, Long Jump Mykaila Norman - 70m, 100m, 60H, Long Jump Max Dawson - 700m PS, 400m, 60H, Long Jump Eva Cheong - 60 H, 100m, 400m, Long Jump Lilijana Stojanovic - Shot Emmanuel Laswari Iboro - 60H, 70m, 100m, Long Jump U9 Tyra Miller - 200m, 100m, 70m Kodi Smith - 100m, 70m, Shot, 700m walk Robert Ong - 200m, 400m, 800m, 60H Jake Hewitt - High Jump, 60H, Long Jump Christopher Bugeja - Discus, Shot Crystal Rose Siteman - Shot, Long Jump, 60H Marisa Stojanovic - 700m walk, Discus Thomas Kitsoukilias - 800m U10 Alexis Galu - 60H, 100m, 70m, 200m Mason Abou-Ghaida - 800m, Discus Eric Wildraut - Shot, 60H Raven Pyda m, 400m, 1100 walk, High Jump Cameron Banovich - 100m, 70m, 200m, 60H Daniel Dokovic - 60H, Long Jump U11 Jamin Tikeri - Shot, Discus, 100m, Jaidyn Tieu - 100m, 200m, High Jump, 60H Martin Ong m walk, Triple Jump, Long Jump, 60H Cameron Hewett - Shot, Triple Jump, 1500m, 400m Wiremu Taylor - High Jump, Discus, 60H, Long Jump Andrew Strevens - Discus, Shot Jade Dawson - Discus, Shot Jonah Pacialeo - 100m, 200m, 400m, Triple Jump Joshua Kaine - 800m Maddox Asotasi-Barthou - 100m, High Jump, Long Jump U12 Rhys Cooley - Discus, 800m, 200m Leteine Tikeri - Shot, Discus, 200m Paige Merriman m, 800m, 100m, 200m Thomas Vlatko - Javelin, Triple Jump Jed Murphy - Shot, Javelin, Triple Jump 18

19 U13 Isabelle Lhotka - 100m, 200m, 400m Emily Kaine - 800m U14 Rianna Cooley - 100m, 200m, Triple Jump Michael Dokovic - 100m, 200m, 400m, Long Jump, Triple Jump, 1500m walk Adam Murphy - 90H, 200m, 800m, Long Jump, Shot, Javelin U15 Sina Wildraut - Discus, Shot, 400m, 800m, 1500m, 3KM Renae Dehn - 100m, Long Jump, 200m, Triple Jump, High Jump, Javelin Georgia Towell - 200H, 90H, Javelin, Triple Jump, Long Jump, 100m Daniel Reynolds - Shot, Javelin Yadin Ngeng - 100m, 200m, Long Jump, High Jump, 100H Laith Ayari m, 3KM, Shot Arthur Mamounis - 100m, 200m, High Jump, Shot U17 Paris Baudana - 100m, 200m Alexia Traini - 100m, 200m, Javelin, Discus, Long Jump, 200H Rebecca Brett - 100m, 200m, High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump Hannah Kaine - 800m, 1500m, 400m Alec Nguyen - 100m, 200m, Long Jump, High Jump, 110H, 200H Jordan Roth - 400m, 800m, 1500m Anthony Mamounis - 100m, 200m, High Jump, Long Jump Jersey Cavana - 100m, High Jump U7 Zone Representatives Athletes in the Under 7 s age group can enter the Zone Championships but cannot progress to the Regional Championships. They are instead rewarded with a medal. These are those Under 7 s who that represented Liverpool. Jayden Ogston - 100m, 50m, Shot Hayley Deering PS, 100m, 50m, Discus 19

20 Know your Events Straight Track At the start of each laned race the starter will issue three commands: On your Mark This commands athletes to move up to a position just behind the starting line. Set This commands the athletes to get ready and then stand completely still until the gun is heard. BANG! Or BEEP! At the sound of the gun the athletes run like the proverbial wind from the starting line to the finish line, always staying within one lane. Events conducted on the straight track are 50m, 70m & 100m sprints and 60m, 80m, 90m, 100m, and 110m hurdles. When crossing the finish line only the torso (neck to waist) is judged. Circular Track Events conducted on the circular track have two distinctly starting methods. The staggered start is used for 200m, 400m and 800m events. Athletes must remain on the one lane for the entire race with the exception of the 800m where athletes switch to the inside lane after the completion of the first bend. The other method is the pack start, where athletes start along a curved line and gradually cross to the inside lane before the next bend is reached. Pack start races do not use the set step in the start sequence. Refer to page 22 and 23 for pack start distances for each age group. Hurdles What is the basic technique? Hurdling is basically an extension of running. The first leg over the hurdle is called the lead leg and the second leg over is called the trail leg. The lead knee is lifted first (not the foot) with toe pointed forward. It is then extended. The trailing leg is brought over the hurdle with the knee and foot at the same level. Remember to run across the hurdles, not jump them. Hurdles are constructed in such a way that, when jumped from the correct direction and knocked, they will simply collapse. No penalty is incurred for knocking a hurdle over. Hurdles should never be jumped from the reverse direction as this could result in serious injury. Shot A shot is a circular metal ball that athletes have to put (pushing motion) as far as they can. The feet should be shoulder width apart with back foot slightly pointing to the rear. Shot is held close to the neck, elbow raised to shoulder level. Hips are driven, up and forward, leading the shoulder. Shot is pushed out with full extension of the arm. The shot must be put from the circle and land within the sector lines. When the throw is completed, the athlete must exit the circle at the rear half of the circle. A foul will be recorded if: The hand drops away from the neck during the putting action. If the shot is put from behind the line of the shoulder If the shot is thrown like a ball If the athlete leaves the circle in an uncontrolled manner If any part of the athletes body touches the top (not the inside edge) of the stop board. If any part of the athlete s body touches the outside of the circle during the putting action. If the athlete walks out the front half of the circle. If the shot lands on or out of the sector lines Refer to page 22 and 23 for weight of shot used for each age group 20

21 Discus A discus is an implement in the shape of a plate that the athlete has to throw as far as they can. The discus can be made of rubber, wood and metal. The discus must be thrown from within the radius, similar to shot. On completion of the throw the competitor must exit the circle at the rear of the circle. For the younger athletes it may take a while to be able to make a discus fly flat. In fact the discus can come out of the hand in any way, even out the back. The beginners start with a standing throw, feet placed apart at shoulder width, throwing arm swinging to the rear in a wider flat circle. To get the correct technique for shot and discus speak to our coach Sharyn Dickson. Sharyn is available most Friday nights to help some age groups, Refer to page 22 & 23 for weights for each age group. High Jump There are two ways for an athlete to clear the bar in high jump - the scissors and the flop Commencing from the season, the scissor technique will be the only high jump technique that is allowed to be used at any level of competition for the athletes in the U10 age group and below, (i.e. only the U11 age group and above will be able to use the flop technique ). In order to transition to this requirement, LANSW will introduce this rule for U9 athletes in the season. The athlete s task in this event is to run up from the approach area and jump over the crossbar between the rigid uprights. The leg closest to the bar is driven up and over the bar. Each athlete gets three (3) attempts. The crossbar is raised after each round. If the athlete misses the bar on three consecutive attempts they are out of the competition. The last height they cleared would be recorded as the height they reached. Long Jump This event is exactly what the name says jump long. Approach run must be controlled, accurate and fast. Look forward, not down at the take off area. Jump from the take-off area from one foot and drive your other leg and your arms high into the air. Land on two feet and bend the legs at the hips and knees. The distance is measured from the last impression left in the sand. that s why if you feel you are losing your balance, lean forward, to avoid falling back on your hands. The aim is to jump up and out. Triple Jump Similar to long jump, previously called (hop, step & jump). The athletes take off leg must be the leg on which they next land. The athlete must then use the opposite leg for their final jump into the pit. For example: if you take off with right foot, you hop to the same (right) foot. Step to the other (left) foot. Jump to both feet. The knee of hopping leg is brought through flexed and high. Hop and step landing are with flat foot. Drive free leg and arms high into jump take off. Athletes can choose whether to take off from 5, 7, 9 or 12 meter marks. Beginners should always start from 5 meter mark. Javelin A javelin is a metal or fiberglass implement in the shape of a spear. Javelin is held at head height, with palm facing upward. Javelin is taken back straight. Throw should have a pronounced backward lean from the ground. Coming over the top of the shoulder. The javelin is thrown from behind a curved line. The aim for the athlete is to land the javelin point first inside the sector and as far as possible forward. Just a reminder, that field events are dangerous so children must not touch equipment unless they are instructed to do so. 21

22 Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre - Week 1 Program Event U 6 50m 200m Long Jump Discus 350g U 7 50m 200m Long Jump Shot - 1kg U 8 60m Hurdles 100m 400m Discus 500g U 9 700m Walk 60m Hurdles 100m 800m Shot - 2kg High Jump U m Walk 60m Hurdles 200m 800m Discus High Jump 500g U m Walk 60m Hurdles 200m 800m Discus 750g Long Jump Javelin 400g U m Walk 60m Hurdles 200m 800m Discus Triple Jump High Jump 750g U m Walk 200m hurdles 100m 400m 1500m Shot - 3kg Long Jump Javelin 400g(G) 600g(B) U m Walk 200m Hurdles 100m 400m 1500m Shot - 3kg Long Jump Javelin 400g(G) 600g(B) U m Walk 200m Hurdles 100m 400m 1500m Shot - 3kg(G) 4kg(B) U m Walk 200m Hurdles 100m 400m 1500m Shot - 3kg(G) 5kg(B) Long Jump Long Jump Javelin 500g(G) 700g(B) Javelin 500g(G) 700g(B) Tiny tots will do play training activities and modified games Note: It is at the discretion of the Event Manager to conduct the program in a sequence that will ensure an efficient running of the events. 22

23 Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre - Week 2 Program Event U 6 70m 100m 300m Shot-1kg U 7 70m 100m 500m Discus 350g U 8 70m 200m 700m Shot - 1.5kg Long Jump U 9 70m 200m 400m Discus Long Jump 500g U 10 70m 100m 400m 1500m Shot-2kg Long Jump U m 400m 1500m Shot - 2kg Triple Jump High Jump U m 400m 1500m Shot 2kg (G) 3kg (B) Long Jump U 13 80m Hurdles 200m 800m 3000m Discus 750g (G) 1kg (B) U 14 80m Hurdles(G) 90m Hurdles(B) U 15 90m Hurdles(G) U m Hurdles(B) 100m Hurdles(G) 110m Hurdles(B) Javelin 400g Triple Jump High Jump 200m 800m 3000m Discus-1kg Triple Jump High Jump 200m 800m 3000m Discus-1kg Triple Jump High Jump 200m 800m 3000m Discus 1kg (G) 1.5kg (B) Triple Jump High Jump Tiny tots will do play training activities and modified games. Note: It is at the discretion of the Event Manager to conduct the program in a sequence that will ensure an efficient running of the events We are currently revising the Weekly Program. We are looking at what can be done to improve smooth operation of the Friday Night Competition. If there are changes made to the Program the notification will be posted on the Notice Boards, Facebook and website. All the Age Managers will also be notified about any changes. 23

24 CURRENT RECORDS Liverpool City LAC Under 6 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 50m Michael Dokovic /2006 Michaela Commazzetto / m Leon Bott /1992 Charmaine Bott / m Leon Bott /1992 Charmaine Bott / m Leon Bott /1993 Charmaine Bott /1992 Long Jump Daniel Reynolds /2006 Charmaine Bott /1993 Shot Put Cooper Smith /2003 Courtney Castle /2008 Discus Daniel Bugeja /2014 Kristen Thompson / m Pack Start Maddox Asotasi- Barthou /2010 Olivia Pyda /2012 Under 7 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 50m Daniel Reynolds /2007 Alyssa Rose /2008 Michael Dokovic Kodi Smith 12/ / m Steven Rich /1989 Amanda Byrne / m Braiden Foord /1998 Susan Sahato / m Leon Bott /1993 Amanda Byrne /1991 Long Jump Christopher Nunes /1994 Charmaine Bott /1994 Shot Put R.Kennedy /1983 Katrina D Ugo /1991 Discus Brendan Lloyd /2004 Katrina D Ugo / m Pack Start David Vlakic /1998 Amanda Burraston /1992 Under 8 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 70m B.Vden /1985 Amanda Griffin / m Leon Bott /1985 Anjileena Silva / m Aaron Robinson /1994 Anjileena Silva / m Aaron Robinson /1994 M.Simson / m Hurdles Christopher Nunes /1995 Kasee McILvenny /2008 Long Jump D.Yeomen /1981 Rebecca Strand /1981 Shot Put Brendan Lloyd /2006 Anjileena Silva /2010 Discus Brendan Lloyd /2006 M.Simson / m Pack Start Aaron Robinson /1994 Cayla White /2003 Under 9 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 70m Leon Bott /1996 Kristen Thompson / m Leon Bott /1996 Charmaine Bott /1996 Barney Vaivela Sa u 03/ m Leon Bott /1996 Charmaine Bott / m M.Haw /1979 M.Moroney / m G.Quin /1996 Pip Cox / m Walk Marcus Pinson /2004 Marisa Stojanovic / m Hurdles Leon Bott /1996 Katrina D Ugo /1993 Long Jump S.McFarlane /1979 Anjileena Silva /2011 High Jump Leon Bott /1996 Stephanie Bentley /1996 Shot Put Anthony Schmidt /2006 Katrina D Ugo /1993 Discus Brendan Lloyd /2007 Katrina D Ugo /

25 Under 10 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 70m Thomas Carroll /2010 Renae Dehn / m Barney Vaivela Sa u /1998 Jorja Orreal / m Leon Bott /1997 Jorja Orreal / m Leon Bott /1997 M. Ellis / m Adam Burnett /1992 Tammy Siemionow / m H.Haw /1980 Paige Merriman / m Walk Raven Pyda /2015 Jasmyn Vessey / m Hurdles Barney Vaivela Sa u Leon Bott Omaha Vaivela Sa u / / /1995 Jorja Orreal Stephanie Bentley / /1998 Long Jump Jonathon Russell /1994 M. Ellis /1976 High Jump Paul Sain /2002 Renae Dehn /2010 Shot Put Brendan Lloyd /2008 Katrina D Ugo /1995 Discus Arthur Leleai Inu /2012 Chelsea Wallace /2000 Under 11 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 100m Leon Bott /1998 Isabelle Lhotka / m Leon Bott /1998 Isabelle Lhotka / m Leon Bott /1998 Pip Cox / m G.Vidler /1977 Emily Esposito / m G.Haggard /1981 Emily Esposito / m Walk David Sahota /1998 Kristy Rohrer / m Hurdles Christopher Nunes /1998 Jacklyn Theodosius Jessica Rigas / /2003 Long Jump Leon Bott /1998 Rebecca Stand /1985 High Jump Chris Jones Paul Sain Steven Rich / / /2005 Jessica Rigas /2003 Triple Jump Mitchell Tubinas /1992 Pip Cox /2003 Shot Put Brendan Lloyd /2009 Rose Baron-Scott /2006 Discus Arthur Leleai Inu /2013 Leteine Tikeri /2014 Under 12 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 100m Srdjan Veselinovic /2002 Renae Dehn / m Blake Langtry /2006 Tammy Siemionow / m G.Vidler /1978 Leanne Priestley / m Srdjan Veselinovic /2002 Pip Cox / m R.Lloyd /1979 Tammy Siemionow /1989 P.Chester 10/ m Walk Anthony Schmidt /2009 Kristy Rohrer / m Hurdles Chris Jones /1995 Pip Cox Jessica Rigas / /2004 Long Jump R.Kennedy /1982 E. Coos /1977 High Jump Chris Jones /1994 Stephanie Bentley /1999 Paul Sain 12/2003 Triple Jump Mitchell Tubinas /1994 Renae Dehn /2012 Shot Put Jason Impey /1983 Leteine Tikeri /2015 Discus Arthur Leleai Inu /2014 Leteine Tikeri /2015 Javelin Arthur Leleai Inu /2013 Sina Wildraut /

26 Under 13 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 100m Srdjan Veselinovic /2003 Isabelle Lhotka / m Srdjan Veselinovic /2003 Isabelle Lhotka / m Srdjan Veselinovic /2003 Pip Cox / m Stefan Music /2011 Tammy Siemionow / m Stefan Music /2011 Tammy Siemionow / m Justin Tolmie /1994 Tammy Siemionow / m Walk L.Johnson /1987 Lauren Simmons / m Hurdles Tallan Martin /1996 C. Gibson / m Hurdles Tallan Martin /1996 Pip Cox /2005 Long Jump Tallan Martin /1996 Renae Dehn /2013 Marcus Pinson 01/2008 High Jump Chris Jones /1994 Jacklyn Theodosius /2012 Triple Jump Everest DeHaviland /2002 Renae Dehn /2013 Shot Put Craig Zahra Katrina D Ugo /1998 Discus Anthony Schmidt /2009 Katrina D Ugo /1998 Javelin Anthony Schmidt /2009 Sharyn Dickson (600g) (500g) no current record /1997 Under 14 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 100m Srdjan Veselinovic /2004 Pip Cox / m Srdjan Veselinovic /2004 Katrina Phippen / m Srdjan Veselinovic /2004 Leanne Priestley / m Stefan Music /2012 Pip Cox / m Stefan Music /2012 Cloe Esposito / m Daniel Searle /1993 Kelly Dark / m Walk Mark Dickson /1987 Kelly Dark / m Hurdles Tallan Martin /1997 Katrina Phippen / m Hurdles Tallan Martin /1997 Amanda Byrne /1998 Long Jump B.Bowers /1999 N. Ly /1999 High Jump Chris Jones /1997 Jacklyn Theodosius /2012 Triple Jump B.Bowers /2000 Katrina Phippen /2003 Shot Put K.Kkeindyk (4 kg) /1988 Linda D Ugo /1993 Daniel Reynolds (3kg) /2013 Discus Anthony Schmidt /2011 Sina Wildraut /2014 Javelin David Reitano 600g /2004 Sharyn Dickson 600g 400g no record /1998 Under 15 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 100m Yadin Ngeng /2015 Juliette Ibrahim / m Steven Rich /1997 Juliette Ibrahim / m Steven Rich /1998 Leanne Priestley / m Stefan Music /2012 Pip Cox / m Stefan Music /2013 Chloe Esposito / m Daniel Searle /1992 Chloe Esposito / m Walk Mark Dickson /1998 Kelly Dark / m Hurdles Nunu Campos /2001 Teresa Decampo / m Hurdles Srdjan Veselinovic /2005 S. Burnes /1997 Long Jump Bento Nunes /1994 Teresa Decampo /1993 High Jump Chris Jones /1998 Jacklyn Theodosius /2003 Triple Jump Blake Langtry /2009 E. Allen /2000 Shot Put Senio /2012 Sharyn Dickson /1999 Discus Tim Csont /1994 Sharyn Dickson /1998 Javelin David Reitano (600g) Daniel Reynolds(700g ) / /2015 Sharyn Dickson 600g 500g no record /

27 Under 17 Event Boys Record Date Girls Record Date 100m Alec Nguyen /2015 Rebecca Brett / m Alec Nguyen /2015 Rebecca Brett / m Shiva Sanjay Mudaliar /2011 Hannah Kaine / m Jason Theodosius /2010 Hannah Kaine / m Vito Colavito /2011 Jordan Roth / m Vito Colavito /2010 Hannah Kaine / m Walk No current record No current record 90m Hurdles Sasha Stevenson /2013 Jayden De Silva / m Hurdles Sasha Stevenson /2011 Stephanie Lucuc /2010 Long Jump Alec Nguyen /2015 Stephanie Lucuc /2011 High Jump Jersey Cavana /2015 Rebecca Brett /2014 Triple Jump Blake Langtry /2009 Rebecca Brett /2015 Shot Put Nathan Kendall /2013 Maave Toa (4kg) /2010 (3kg)no current record Discus Nathan Kendall /2013 Maave Toa /2011 Javelin Sasha Stevenson (700g) /2011 Siaa Toa (500 g) /2011 Qualification Conditions for Centre Records LCLAC Centre records can only be claimed by registered athletes of the Liverpool City Little Athletics Centre. Records can be claimed for any events on Friday night competition but must be verified by appropriately qualified members of the committee (#except walking events) as soon as the Age Manager or official realize that a new Centre Record may have been achieved they should cease that event and notify a committee member. If any markers have been removed the Record will not be recognized. Also the athlete must be a registered member of the Club, wearing a full centre uniform. (For full information, please see a LCLAC Local Competition Rules.) Records can also be claimed for performances at official LA NSW & LA Aust. Competition events, including Trans Tasman. #walking events require specialized judging by several qualified officials. The club is not in a position to provide this level of judging on Friday nights. Records cannot be claimed for performances in training, or at Gala Day. 27

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