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What time (aust) and date are the Racewalking events on?  I know one
of the Mens is on the 16th.  Are they being shown on tv or is a wait
and see?

Thanks

Phil

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#2949

From: "deb_egelton" <pepsi@...>
Date: Thu Jul 31, 2008 1:22 am
Subject: Re: Walking News

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Great story, made me a bit teary :-) Thanks Ray for posting it.

Just getting over the late nights of the Tour de France and it's nearly
time to get into the Olympics.

Good luck to all our walkers in Bejing... can't wait!!!!

Deb

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#2948

From: Raymond Smith <judgesmith@...>
Date: Thu Jul 31, 2008 12:18 am
Subject: Walking News

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#2947

From: Raymond Smith <judgesmith@...>
Date: Wed Jul 30, 2008 5:22 am
Subject: Andrew Jamierson the Movie

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Albert Park July 27

Andrew Jamieson
who finished second
in the Victorian Open Men 30 km.
His time of 2:29:46 bettered
his own M60 World Record
by nearly 1 minute.
This will be duly submitted to WMA.
Andrew, aged 62 years of age,
owns all the M60 world
records except for the 50 km mark
and he is working on that one.

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#2946

From: jane saville <jsaville74@...>
Date: Tue Jul 29, 2008 7:29 pm
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 dickos walk off

jsaville74@...

Good on you Geogia! Great to see the race walkers showing their funny side and some excellent publicity as well.

I'm sure Deakesy would be proud too!

Keep it up.
Jane

To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
From: ozwalker02@...
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2008 12:50:53 +0000
Subject: ozwalker02 dickos walk off

If anyone listened to VEGA 915 last week you would have heard Dicko
bagging Nathan for pulling out of China and how racewalking isnt a
sport. A young girl from Croyden by the name of Georgia phoned in and
challenged Dicko to a race over 400m, with a bit of a wager on it.
Georgia kicked butt by over 100m, click on the link below to veiw the
video of the event.

http://www.vega915.com.au/site/shows/dicko_dave_chrissie/gallery/240708_
walking_race.aspx

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#2945

From: "ozwalker" <ozwalker02@...>
Date: Tue Jul 29, 2008 12:50 pm
Subject: dickos walk off

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If anyone listened to VEGA 915 last week you would have heard Dicko
bagging Nathan for pulling out of China and how racewalking isnt a
sport.  A young girl from Croyden by the name of Georgia phoned in and
challenged Dicko to a race over 400m, with a bit of a wager on it.
Georgia kicked butt by over 100m, click on the link below to veiw the
video of the event.

http://www.vega915.com.au/site/shows/dicko_dave_chrissie/gallery/240708_
walking_race.aspx

#2944

From: jim leppik <jamesleppik@...>
Date: Mon Jul 28, 2008 1:40 am
Subject: 10 km world record

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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-07/28/content_8784731.htm

Spaniard Fernandez sets world record in 10km walk

www.chinaview.cn

2008-07-28 08:54:23

MADRID, July 27 (Xinhua) -- Spanish walker Paquillo Fernandez gave himself the perfect send-off for the Olympic Games on Sunday when he smashed the world 10km race walk record.

Racing in the Spanish Championships, held on the island of Tenerife, Fernandez, the silver medal winner in Athens four years ago, took five seconds off the previous record, which had been held by the Italian Ivano Brugnetti, as he clocked a time of 37:53:09 for the event.

Interestingly, Brugnetti is the reigning Olympic champion, having beaten Fernandez in the 20km walk in the 2004 Athens Games.

After the race Fernandez confessed he was amazed at the achievement, above all because the race took place at 17.00 hrs, almost the hottest hour of the day.

"I am really surprised because all of the elements were against me setting a good time: the heat and the time of the race," he told the official website of the Spanish Athletics Federation.

"Nevertheless my will to win was vital and I gave it everything. I went as fast as possible in the last 400 meters, even though I never knew I was in with a chance of setting a world record," he said, looking ahead to the Olympic challenge.

"After this race, it is obvious that I am in form and going to aim for a medal in Beijing, although I will find some very difficult rivals there. I am going to travel to Matsue (Japan) on August 3 to finish my preparation and from there, I will go to Beijing," said Fernandez, who must be considered favorite for a gold medal at the Games.

Editor: An Lu

#2943

From: Raymond Smith <judgesmith@...>
Date: Fri Jul 25, 2008 10:06 am
Subject: The Top Moment/s in Australian Athletics

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The Top Moment/s in Australian Athletics

'A sporting moment happens once. A split second in time, captured forever. Such moments live in the minds of the people: who competed, who were there, and who pass their stories from generation to generation.

They shape our collective view of ourselves and our country. They become a blueprint for what we value, an inspiration for all.'

In November 2007 the Athletics International (AI) Committee agreed to select the top 10 moments in Australian Athletics. The initial plan was that from this list AI members � and persons eligible for membership - would vote to determine the �Top Moment in Australian Athletics�

A Sub Committee made up of Trevor Vincent (AI Committee � S/C chair), Len Johnson (The Age sports journalist), and Paul Jenes (Athletics Australia Statistician) was appointed to develop the top 10 moments.

The AI Committee agreed that the moments must be directly related to an athletics event (so no �lighting the flame� type moments)

Trevor, Len, and Paul met a number of times and had regular phone/email exchanges. They sought input widely to establish a �long list�, with about 60 moments ultimately identified.

Input was provided by a range of �knowledgeable� persons on their personal top 10, and at their final meeting the Sub Committee agreed on their top 10, after initially cutting the list down to around 15.

�The Age� was quick to show interest in our initiative � and as a result this (Victorian) newspaper will now run our top 10 in the sport pages of next Sunday�s edition (Sunday 27th July). Readers will be asked to vote for their top moment � with the winning moment decided and announced pre the athletics program of the Beijing Olympic Games. The voting will be done electronically � via �The Age� website ( www.theage.com.au )� which we expect will carry a full description of each moment as well as perhaps footage where available.

This note is both to alert you to the appearance of our Top Ten Moments in the �Sunday Age� and to encourage you to cast your vote.

We are also conducting an �in house� vote amongst AI members � to see if we agree with the �public�, given our closeness to the sport and perhaps better appreciation/different perspective of the moments, especially those from the fairly distant past.

Would you please send your vote to John Murray on email: athinter@... by Friday 15th August. If you wish to send your vote by mail please address it to John at: 18 Lee Ann St, Blackburn South 3130

Then watch for the results of both votes in the next AI Newsletter.

A listing and description of each of the Top Ten Moments is attached

Top 10 Moments

BETTY CUTHBERT � 100m (+) � MELBOURNE 1956

Australia had not hosted an Olympic Games before Melbourne. Australian had not had a home gold medallist _ until Betty Cuthbert streamed down the brick-red cinder track on the Melbourne Cricket Ground to win the 100 metres. Unknown a few months earlier, the Sydney teen went on to win the 200 and anchor the 4x100 metres relay to take three gold medals and become the face of the 1956 Games.

CATHY FREEMAN � 400m � SYDNEY 2000

The hopes of a nation, and a second, aboriginal, nation within that nation, rested on Cathy Freeman�s shoulders in the 400 metres final in Sydney. The biggest crowd ever to watch an Olympic event -112,000+ spectators � willed her on. Cathy delivered, winning with something to spare in 49.11 seconds. For a wonderful moment, the entire Australian nation rejoiced as one.

CLARKE FALL � OLYMPIC PARK, MELBOURNE, 1956

A sub-4 minute mile was expected every time John Landy ran in 1956, and a world record a distinct possibility. But the spectators crammed into Olympic Park for the mile at the national championships got something they did not expect. John Landy loitered mid-field; there was a fall in front of him and, as he hurdled the fallen Ron Clarke, John�s spikes raked his shoulder and arm. Concerned, he went back to see if Ron was alright, then chased and caught the field to win going away. It was later acclaimed the greatest Australian sporting moment of the 20th century.

HERB ELLIOTT � 1500m � ROME 1960

For a little over 800 metres, the Rome Olympic 1500 metres was a race. For the rest, it was a demonstration of the ruthless talent of Australia�s running machine, Herb Elliott. Unleashing a paralysing burst of speed along the back straight, Herb sped through the third lap in 56 seconds and continued at the same speed all the way home. Gold medal; world record; biggest winning margin in Olympic history; Herb Elliott did it all.

JOHN LANDY/ROGER BANNISTER CLASH � 1 MILE � VANCOUVER 1954

The Vancouver stadium was packed. Forty million people were glued to their television sets across North America. The world�s third-best miler, Wes Santee, provided commentary as the two best, Roger Bannister of England and John Landy of Australia, did battle in the Empire Games mile. Landy made the pace, made the race, but he did not win it; Bannister got by him off the final bend to win by five yards. Thanks to John Landy, the only two men ever to have broken four minutes did so again in a memorable championship race.

MARJORIE JACKSON � 100m (+) � HELSINKI 1952

Australia had had Olympic gold medallists before, but never a dominant Olympic champion until Marjorie Jackson. Marjorie won two gold medals in Helsinki, and a third went begging when the baton went down in the final exchange between teammate Winsome Cripps and herself in the relay. But it was the 100 metres which set the tone: Marjorie won by almost a full four-tenths of a second, equalling the world record and becoming Australia�s first-ever female Olympic track and field gold medallist.

PETER NORMAN � DAIS � MEXICO CITY 1968

Peter Norman�s effort in running 20.06 for second in the 200 metres Olympic final was stunning enough, but it is his support of the human rights� protest by American gold and bronze medallists � Tommie Smith and John Carlos � on the victory dais that is etched in people�s memory. The two Americans made a silent and compelling Black Power protest on behalf of black Americans. Norman wore a civil rights badge and endorsed their gesture. The image is one of the most powerful of the 20th century.

RALPH DOUBELL � 800m � MEXICO CITY 1968

Many people expected Ralph Doubell would run well in Mexico City. But a gold medal? And an equal world record? Few expected that. The 800 was the crossover distance as far as high altitude went: the sprints would definitely be assisted, the distance events restricted, but the impact on the 800 was a guess. Doubell�s timing was right. He had recovered from an achilles injury and he had Franz Stampfl instilling confidence. He rehearsed his win in the semi-finals, running down Kenya�s Wilson Kiprugut, and he did precisely the same in the final. His national record still stands.

ROB DE CASTELLA � MARATHON � BRISBANE 1982

It was Australia�s most unforgettable breakfast. Early one October morning, the Commonwealth Games marathon field went to the start next to the Brisbane River. �Deek�, as he was widely known, was overwhelming favourite, but that belief, not to mention his confidence, was tested as Tanzanian duo Juma Ikangaa and Gidamis Shahanga raced off into a big lead. De Castella set out after them from 25k on and, after a brief, but intense, duel with Ikangaa nearing 40k, ran home to a memorable victory.

RON CLARKE � WORLD RECORD � 10,000m 1965

The Oslo Bislett Games is one of the world�s most prestigious meetings. Ron Clarke�s world record for 10,000 metres, set in 1965, was voted the best performance in Bislett Games history 25 years later. It was that good. Clarke and his friend, Jim Hogan, had to hunt round for a third competitor to make the race record-eligible. Even had 20 more run, however, none would have stuck with Ron Clarke that night. He wiped almost 40 seconds off his own world record for 10,000. In a year in which he redefined the possible in track distance running, Oslo was the stand-out performance.

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#2942

From: Tim Erickson <terick@...>
Date: Tue Jul 22, 2008 11:36 pm
Subject: Re: Racewalking challenge

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Hi all

I have put a formatted pdf set of the Postal Challenge results on the
RWA website -
http://racewalkingaustralia.com.au/2008RWAChallengeResults.pdf

Kind regards

Tim

--
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Vice President, Racewalking Australia
03 9012 5431
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Mark Donahoo wrote:
> The racewalking challenge has been determined.
> Congratulations to Regal on winning the event with WARWC 2nd and VRWC 3rd.
>
> Attached are the results in an excel file.
>
> Mark Donahoo

#2941

From: "David Smith" <dgswalk@...>
Date: Mon Jul 21, 2008 6:31 pm
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey out of Olympics

dgswalk@...

Good Morning to all ,

The news about Nathan’s withdrawal from the Olympics with hamstring trouble has now rebounded around Australia and I know that I speak on behalf of all walkers for the disappointment that he must be feeling . Nathan is a fantastic ambassador for racewalking and has lifted the profile of racewalking all over the country . We can only trust that he recovers fully and gets back to the record breaking form that has been his trademark over the last few years . We have an amazingly strong racewalking team to represent Australia in the Olympics this year and Nathan will be sorely missed. It’s now up to the rest of the team to raise the flag for Australia and we wish them well.

Regards to all

Dave Smith
President

Racewalking Australia

Office : 07 32768786 Fax : 07 32767471
Mobile : 0438729601

Email : david@...

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From: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jim leppik
Sent: Monday, 21 July 2008 3:54 PM
To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Nathan himself will be interviewed on SEN between 5 and 6pm. 1116 on the AM dial for those in Melbourne and surrounds and on the internet on the site below for those anywhere else.

www.sen.com.au

Jim

--- On Mon, 21/7/08, jim leppik <jamesleppik@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: jim leppik <jamesleppik@yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 2:07 PM

Your welcome Nat.

According to SEN reports the tendon's come off the bone at the hamstring meaning an operation and a 6-9 month recuperation period.

Jim

--- On Mon, 21/7/08, Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com> wrote:

From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:56 PM

Thanks Jim for the updates..

I'm devastated for him as I'm sure the rest of the athletics community will be,

Nat

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:48:14 -0700
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Athletics Australia is holding a press conference about this at 3pm. Very disappointing for Nathan given the work he's put into it. Especially in an Olympic year.

Jim

--- On Mon, 21/7/08, Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com> wrote:

From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:37 PM

Its on the ninemsn website as breaking news ... walker Nathan Deakes out of the Olympics... but no other information is on there. Im so shattered for him if it is true.....

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:06:48 -0700
Subject: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Just heard a report on radio SEN that sadly Nathan has been ruled out of the Olympics with that on-going hamstring complaint. Pity given the extraordinary hard work and effort he has put into it. Hopefully there's another chance in 4 years.

Jim

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#2940

From: jim leppik <jamesleppik@...>
Date: Mon Jul 21, 2008 5:54 am
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

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From: jim leppik <jamesleppik@...>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 2:07 PM

Your welcome Nat.

According to SEN reports the tendon's come off the bone at the hamstring meaning an operation and a 6-9 month recuperation period.

Jim

--- On Mon, 21/7/08, Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com> wrote:
From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:56 PM

Thanks Jim for the updates..

I'm devastated for him as I'm sure the rest of the athletics community will be,

Nat

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:48:14 -0700
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Athletics Australia is holding a press conference about this at 3pm. Very disappointing for Nathan given the work he's put into it. Especially in an Olympic year.

Jim

--- On Mon, 21/7/08, Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com> wrote:

From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:37 PM

Its on the ninemsn website as breaking news ... walker Nathan Deakes out of the Olympics... but no other information is on there. Im so shattered for him if it is true.....

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:06:48 -0700
Subject: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Just heard a report on radio SEN that sadly Nathan has been ruled out of the Olympics with that on-going hamstring complaint. Pity given the extraordinary hard work and effort he has put into it. Hopefully there's another chance in 4 years.

Jim

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#2939

From: jim leppik <jamesleppik@...>
Date: Mon Jul 21, 2008 4:07 am
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

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From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@...>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:56 PM

Thanks Jim for the updates..

I'm devastated for him as I'm sure the rest of the athletics community will be,

Nat

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:48:14 -0700
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Athletics Australia is holding a press conference about this at 3pm. Very disappointing for Nathan given the work he's put into it. Especially in an Olympic year.

Jim

--- On Mon, 21/7/08, Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com> wrote:

From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail. com>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:37 PM

Its on the ninemsn website as breaking news ... walker Nathan Deakes out of the Olympics... but no other information is on there. Im so shattered for him if it is true.....

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:06:48 -0700
Subject: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Just heard a report on radio SEN that sadly Nathan has been ruled out of the Olympics with that on-going hamstring complaint. Pity given the extraordinary hard work and effort he has put into it. Hopefully there's another chance in 4 years.

Jim

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#2938

From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@...>
Date: Mon Jul 21, 2008 3:56 am
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

natsaville@...

Thanks Jim for the updates..

I'm devastated for him as I'm sure the rest of the athletics community will be,

Nat

To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
From: jamesleppik@...
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:48:14 -0700
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@hotmail.com>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:37 PM

Its on the ninemsn website as breaking news ... walker Nathan Deakes out of the Olympics... but no other information is on there. Im so shattered for him if it is true.....

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:06:48 -0700
Subject: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Just heard a report on radio SEN that sadly Nathan has been ruled out of the Olympics with that on-going hamstring complaint. Pity given the extraordinary hard work and effort he has put into it. Hopefully there's another chance in 4 years.

Jim

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#2937

From: jim leppik <jamesleppik@...>
Date: Mon Jul 21, 2008 3:48 am
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

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From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@...>
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics
To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
Received: Monday, 21 July, 2008, 1:37 PM

Its on the ninemsn website as breaking news ... walker Nathan Deakes out of the Olympics... but no other information is on there. Im so shattered for him if it is true.....

To: ozwalker02@yahoogro ups.com
From: jamesleppik@ yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:06:48 -0700
Subject: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

Just heard a report on radio SEN that sadly Nathan has been ruled out of the Olympics with that on-going hamstring complaint. Pity given the extraordinary hard work and effort he has put into it. Hopefully there's another chance in 4 years.

Jim

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#2936

From: Natalie Saville <natsaville@...>
Date: Mon Jul 21, 2008 3:37 am
Subject: RE: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

natsaville@...

Its on the ninemsn website as breaking news ... walker Nathan Deakes out of the Olympics... but no other information is on there. Im so shattered for him if it is true.....

To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
From: jamesleppik@...
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:06:48 -0700
Subject: ozwalker02 Deaskey of of Olympics

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#2935

From: jim leppik <jamesleppik@...>
Date: Mon Jul 21, 2008 3:06 am
Subject: Deaskey of of Olympics

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#2934

From: "mdonahoo7" <mdonahoo@...>
Date: Sun Jul 20, 2008 7:51 am
Subject: Racewalking challenge

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It would be helpful if someone from NSW walkers club could send in
their racewalking challenge result to Mark Donahoo at
mdonahoo@...
as the results cannot be compiled until NSW results are received.

#2933

From: <ercattermole@...>
Date: Sat Jul 19, 2008 1:41 pm
Subject: Re: ozwalker02 Racewalking challenge

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Hi Mark

Please amend U/16 Girls x 5k Melissa Ierace is a RWCWA member and NOT Warwc
Thanks
Rick Cattermole


---- mdonahoo7 <mdonahoo@...> wrote:
> Below are the interim results of the racewalking challenge. The
> spaces where only the club name appears means the club did not have a
> competitor in the event. Unfortunately NSW RWC have not submitted any
> results.
>
> Mark
> Under 10 1.5km Female  Time Club
> Paige De Lisen   0:08:27 VRWC
> Georgia Bertrand   0:09:12 VRWC
> J Frank   0:09:12 WARWC
> Rachael Guy   0:09:13 VRWC
> Cara Baker   0:09:38 ACT
> Hayley George   0:09:51 VRWC
> Grace Edlin   0:10:08 Bendigo
> T Sheldon   0:10:45 RWCWA
> Charlee Harrison   0:10:57 VRWC
> Bree Heiden   0:11:25 Bendigo
> Kirsty Barker   0:11:31 Qld
> Sarah Guy   0:11:51 Tas
> Lee Taylor   0:12:44 VRWC
>  	 	 	 SAAWC
> 			 Regal
> 		 	 NSW
>
> Under 10 1.5km Male  Time Club
> Reese Walmsley   0:08:13 VRWC
> Kyle Swan   0:08:39 VRWC
> T Dib   0:09:34 RWCWA
> Sam Candotti   0:09:59 VRWC
> Michael Murphy   0:10:04 Regal
> 			 Tas
> 			 ACT
> 			 Bendigo
> 			 SAAWC
> 			 WARWC
> 			 Qld
> 			 NSW
>
> Under 12 2km Female  Time Club
> Caitlin Hosking   0:11:01 ACT
> Katya Martin   0:11:25 Qld
> Kenza Benzenati   0:11:29 Qld
> Jemima Montag   0:11:33 VRWC
> Zoe Boldiston   0:11:40 Bendigo
> Carly Bertrand   0:11:42 VRWC
> Jessey Wilson   0:11:42 Bendigo
> A Sexton   0:11:43 WARWC
> K Hennighan   0:11:53 WARWC
> Sophie Eberhardt  0:11:58 Tas
> Tahlia Hunt  0:12:01 Tas
> Rebecca Campbell   0:12:23 VRWC
> Emily Hamilton   0:12:29 VRWC
> Katrina Shaw  0:12:29 Regal
> Madison Riley   0:12:35 Qld
> Sophia Antidormi   0:12:59 VRWC
> Amy Ventura   0:13:04 VRWC
> Natasha Estrada   0:13:45 Regal
> Stacey McLaren   0:13:56 VRWC
> M Beaney   0:14:06 WARWC
> Annaliese Harrison   0:15:45 VRWC
> Sexton DNF   DNF WARWC
> 			 RWCWA
> 		 	  SAAWC
> 			 NSW
>
> Under 12 2km Male  Time Club
> Dane Heiden   0:10:26 Bendigo
> Jeremiah Jones   0:10:26 Bendigo
> Robert Murphy  0:11:14 Regal
> L Fitzsimons   0:11:40 WARWC
> Mitchell Acev  0:11:43 Regal
> M Giuffre   0:11:56 RWCWA
> N Dib   0:12:42 RWCWA
> Cody McNicol-Davidson   0:13:27 VRWC
>  	 	 	 TAS
> 			 ACT
> 			 SAAWC
> 			 Qld
> 			 NSW
>
> Under 14 3km Female  Time Club
> Lotta Danner   0:15:44 SAAWC
> H Watson   0:15:52 WARWC
> Stephanie George   0:16:09 VRWC
> Elizabeth Hosking   0:16:13 ACT
> Rachel Barker   0:16:25 Qld
> Bianca Attard   0:16:26 VRWC
> Rebecca Guy   0:16:52 VRWC
> Amanda Heard   0:17:00 Bendigo
> Ebony Whiley   0:17:11 Bendigo
> Jessica Callaway   0:17:27 VRWC
> Clare Cronley  0:17:59 Tas
> M Ierace   0:18:13 RWCWA
> Grace Campbell   0:18:27 Bendigo
> Meghann Griffin   0:18:51 ACT
> Stephanie Andreou   0:19:28 Regal
> Lauren Stadus   0:19:39 VRWC
> Annemaree Gerleich   0:19:39 VRWC
> Megan  Guy  0:19:43 Tas
> Meg  Richards  0:20:03 Tas
> E King   0:20:04 WARWC
> Lauren Gelov   0:20:13 VRWC
> Sarah Broadhead   0:20:27 Regal
> Adrianna Crea   DNF VRWC
> 			 NSW
>
> Under 14 3km Male  Time Club
> T Anderson   0:15:56 RWCWA
> Matthew Felton   0:15:59 VRWC
> Ryan Antidormi   0:16:07 VRWC
> Lucas Taylor   0:17:06 VRWC
> Matthew Oswald  0:17:47 Regal
> Ben Maskell   0:18:03 Bendigo
> Connor McShanag   0:18:26 VRWC
> Harry Bates  0:20:15 ACT
>  	 		 Tas
>  	 		 SAAWC
>  	 		 Qld
>  	 		 NSW
>
> Under 16 5km Female  Time Club
> Beth Alexander   0:25:24 VRWC
> K Fitzsimons   0:26:12 WARWC
> T Dagnone   0:27:37 RWCWA
> Hilary Brazel   0:27:38 VRWC
> K Leinasars   0:28:40 WARWC
> Emily Payne   0:29:07 VRWC
> M Ierace   0:29:27 WARWC
> Samara Holliday  0:29:58 SAAWC
> Amy Callaway   0:30:00 VRWC
> Courtney Sorensen   0:30:19 Qld
> Keely Trew   0:30:58 Bendigo
> K King   0:31:29 WARWC
> Cara Jones   0:35:12 Bendigo
> Ebony-Jade Jones   0:36:43 Bendigo
> littke DNF   DNF RWCWA
> Smith DNF   DNF WARWC
> 			 Tas
> 			 ACT
> 			 Regal
> 			 NSW
>
> Under 16 5km Male  Time Club
> Bradley Simpson   0:25:26 VRWC
> Blake Steele   0:25:31 SAAWC
> Robert Walsh   0:25:38 VRWC
> Brad Aiton   0:26:25 Qld
> J Dib   0:27:47 RWCWA
> Peter Curtis   0:29:58 Bendigo
> D Hennighan31.40   0:31:40 WARWC
> C Littke   0:32:34 RWCWA
> Dan Crouch   0:35:10 SAAWC
>  	 	 	 Tas
>  	 	 	 ACT
>  	 	 	 Regal
> 			 NSW
>
>
>
> Under 18 8km Female  Time Club
> Regan Lamble   0:39:37 VRWC
> Kirsten Shaw   0:45:15 VRWC
> Caitlin Campbell   0:45:53 VRWC
> Claire Xian   0:49:20 SAAWC
> Katrina Maskell   0:50:24 Bendigo
> Kate Sanford   0:55:21 Qld
> Steph Stigwood   DNF SAAWC
> E Clauson   DNF WARWC
>  	 	 	 Tas
>  	 	 	 ACT
>  	 	 	 RWCWA
>  	 	 	 Regal
>  	 		 NSW
>
> Under 18 8km Male  Time Club
> S Fitzsimons   0:36:47 WARWC
> S Dib   0:40:37 RWCWA
> Bobby Malcomson U/18 0:43:28 Tas
> Nick Dewar   0:44:21 Qld
> Brandon Dewar   0:44:27 Qld
> Filip Cosic   0:45:47 VRWC
> Adam  Dunn   DNF SAAWC
> 			 ACT
> 			 Bendigo
> 			 Regal
> 			 NSW
>
> Under 20 10km Female  Time Club
> Natalie Laurie   0:54:09 VRWC
> Cassandra Staples   0:55:48 Regal
> E Simmons   0:58:18 WARWC
> K Smith   0:58:41 WARWC
> Tamara Attard   0:58:57 VRWC
> A Grgurovic   Disq RWCWA
>  	 	 	 Tas
>  	 		 Qld
>  	 		 ACT
> 			 Bendigo
> 			 SAAWC
> 		 	 NSW
>
> Under 20 10km Male  Time Club
> Daniel Coleman U/20 0:45:46 Tas
> Brendan Reading   0:46:47 ACT
> Daniel Payne   0:47:14 VRWC
> John Hallam   0:57:36 Qld
> H Chapman   1:02:30 RWCWA
> Jason Elms   1:03:46 VRWC
>  	 	 	 WARWC
>  	 	 	 Bendigo
> 			 Regal
> 			 SAAWC
> 		 	 NSW
>
> Open 10km Female  Time Club
> Cheryl Webb   0:47:00 Regal
> Chloe Jones   0:50:47 Regal
> Kylie Irshad   0:54:12 VRWC
> Justijana Roseman   0:54:19 VRWC
> Vanessa Ebejer   0:54:34 Regal
> Susan Knapton   0:56:18 Regal
> T Hollaway   0:57:45 WARCW
> S Cattermole   1:01:15 RWCWA
> Sylvia Machin   1:06:58 VRWC
> Jodie Sundstrom   1:11:03 Regal
> Robyn Wales   1:15:37 Qld
> 			 Tas
> 			 ACT
> 			 Bendigo
> 			 SAAWC
> 			 NSW
>
>
>
>
>
> Open 10km Male  Time Club
> Ian Rayson   0:47:23 Regal
> Ignacio  Jimenez   0:49:07 Qld
> Kim Mottrom   0:49:23 SAAWC
> Mark Donahoo   0:52:35 VRWC
> Aaron McDonough   0:56:07 VRWC
> D Smyth   0:56:37 RWCWA
> Lawrie Marsh  1:00:54 Tas
>  	 		 ACT
>  	 		 WARWC
>  	 		 Bendigo
>  	 		 NSW
>
>
>
>
> Masters 10km Female Age Grading Time Club
> Heather Carr 92.81% 0:54:28 VRWC
> Sandy Brunner 91.35% 1:01:27 SAAWC
> Gwen Steed 90.57% 1:01:06 VRWC
> Christiane Dauphinet 87.61% 1:17:10 Qld
> Barb Bryant 84.98% 0:56:16 Bendigo
> Alison Thompson 84.95% 0:57:30 VRWC
> Janet Holmes 81.60% 0:59:52 VRWC
> Margaret Beaumont 79.98% 1:14:37 VRWC
> Pam Tindal 77.12% 0:59:01 VRWC
> Gayle McIntyre 76.48% 0:56:07 VRWC
> Gloria Holliday 74.86% 1:00:15 SAAWC
> Barb Cain 73.76% 1:09:21 SAAWC
> Helen Bialecki  72.70% 1:00:26 ACT
> R Hollaway 69.89% 1:08:25 WARWC
> Donna Elms 68.55% 1:05:48 VRWC
> Francis Malcomson 64.32% 1:12:50 Tas
> Zoe Schenker 63.10% 1:13:31 Bendigo
> Maryanne Shaw 62.71% 1:10:04 Regal
> Annette Curtis 60.95% 1:16:52 Bendigo
> Sheryl Holloway 54.45% 1:24:23 Tas
> Tracy Sinkinson   DNF SAAWC
> 			 RWCWA
>  	 	 	 NSW
>
>
>
> Masters 10km Male Age Grading Time Club
> Andrew Jamieson 99.11% 0:47:25 VRWC
> Ralph Bennett 91.39% 0:53:42 VRWC
> Colin Heywood 89.28% 0:48:51 ACT
> Bob Gardiner 88.18% 0:59:53 VRWC
> Jim Seymon 83.43% 1:01:41 Regal
> Richard  Lynch 80.60% 1:12:29 Qld
> Andrew  Ludwig 80.47% 0:49:08 Qld
> Russ Dickenson 79.63% 0:59:01 VRWC
> Geoff Major 76.60% 1:08:56 Bendigo
> Robert Osborne 74.63% 0:57:27 Regal
> Bernie Keirl 71.71% 0:56:00 VRWC
> Bob  Coleman 70.97% 1:02:32 Qld
> Bill Starr 70.82% 1:08:31 SAAWC
> Jim Hoare 70.47% 1:06:01 SAAWC
> Peter Crump 70.14% 0:58:39 SAAWC
> George  Megas 69.84% 1:14:38 Qld
> Ian Beaumont 67.45% 1:18:17 VRWC
> Bryan Thomas 67.05% 1:06:47 ACT
> T Lenane 66.11% 1:04:51 WARWC
> Wayne  Fletcher 65.40% 1:11:08 Tas
> David  Moore 60.65% 1:09:31 Tas
> Eugene Gerlach 59.83% 1:09:19 Tas
> Gerard Cronley 55.18% 1:17:03 Tas
> 			 RWCWA
> 			 NSW
>
>

#2932

From: "mdonahoo7" <mdonahoo@...>
Date: Sat Jul 19, 2008 1:04 pm
Subject: Racewalking challenge

mdonahoo7

Offline

Below are the interim results of the racewalking challenge. The
spaces where only the club name appears means the club did not have a
competitor in the event. Unfortunately NSW RWC have not submitted any
results.

Mark
Under 10 1.5km Female  Time Club
Paige De Lisen   0:08:27 VRWC
Georgia Bertrand   0:09:12 VRWC
J Frank   0:09:12 WARWC
Rachael Guy   0:09:13 VRWC
Cara Baker   0:09:38 ACT
Hayley George   0:09:51 VRWC
Grace Edlin   0:10:08 Bendigo
T Sheldon   0:10:45 RWCWA
Charlee Harrison   0:10:57 VRWC
Bree Heiden   0:11:25 Bendigo
Kirsty Barker   0:11:31 Qld
Sarah Guy   0:11:51 Tas
Lee Taylor   0:12:44 VRWC
 	 	 		 SAAWC
				 Regal
		 		 NSW

Under 10 1.5km Male  Time Club
Reese Walmsley   0:08:13 VRWC
Kyle Swan   0:08:39 VRWC
T Dib   0:09:34 RWCWA
Sam Candotti   0:09:59 VRWC
Michael Murphy   0:10:04 Regal
				 Tas
				 ACT
				 Bendigo
				 SAAWC
				 WARWC
				 Qld
				 NSW

Under 12 2km Female  Time Club
Caitlin Hosking   0:11:01 ACT
Katya Martin   0:11:25 Qld
Kenza Benzenati   0:11:29 Qld
Jemima Montag   0:11:33 VRWC
Zoe Boldiston   0:11:40 Bendigo
Carly Bertrand   0:11:42 VRWC
Jessey Wilson   0:11:42 Bendigo
A Sexton   0:11:43 WARWC
K Hennighan   0:11:53 WARWC
Sophie Eberhardt  0:11:58 Tas
Tahlia Hunt  0:12:01 Tas
Rebecca Campbell   0:12:23 VRWC
Emily Hamilton   0:12:29 VRWC
Katrina Shaw  0:12:29 Regal
Madison Riley   0:12:35 Qld
Sophia Antidormi   0:12:59 VRWC
Amy Ventura   0:13:04 VRWC
Natasha Estrada   0:13:45 Regal
Stacey McLaren   0:13:56 VRWC
M Beaney   0:14:06 WARWC
Annaliese Harrison   0:15:45 VRWC
Sexton DNF   DNF WARWC
				 RWCWA
		 	 	 SAAWC
				 NSW

Under 12 2km Male  Time Club
Dane Heiden   0:10:26 Bendigo
Jeremiah Jones   0:10:26 Bendigo
Robert Murphy  0:11:14 Regal
L Fitzsimons   0:11:40 WARWC
Mitchell Acev  0:11:43 Regal
M Giuffre   0:11:56 RWCWA
N Dib   0:12:42 RWCWA
Cody McNicol-Davidson   0:13:27 VRWC
 	 	 		 TAS
				 ACT
				 SAAWC
				 Qld
				 NSW

Under 14 3km Female  Time Club
Lotta Danner   0:15:44 SAAWC
H Watson   0:15:52 WARWC
Stephanie George   0:16:09 VRWC
Elizabeth Hosking   0:16:13 ACT
Rachel Barker   0:16:25 Qld
Bianca Attard   0:16:26 VRWC
Rebecca Guy   0:16:52 VRWC
Amanda Heard   0:17:00 Bendigo
Ebony Whiley   0:17:11 Bendigo
Jessica Callaway   0:17:27 VRWC
Clare Cronley  0:17:59 Tas
M Ierace   0:18:13 RWCWA
Grace Campbell   0:18:27 Bendigo
Meghann Griffin   0:18:51 ACT
Stephanie Andreou   0:19:28 Regal
Lauren Stadus   0:19:39 VRWC
Annemaree Gerleich   0:19:39 VRWC
Megan  Guy  0:19:43 Tas
Meg  Richards  0:20:03 Tas
E King   0:20:04 WARWC
Lauren Gelov   0:20:13 VRWC
Sarah Broadhead   0:20:27 Regal
Adrianna Crea   DNF VRWC
				 NSW

Under 14 3km Male  Time Club
T Anderson   0:15:56 RWCWA
Matthew Felton   0:15:59 VRWC
Ryan Antidormi   0:16:07 VRWC
Lucas Taylor   0:17:06 VRWC
Matthew Oswald  0:17:47 Regal
Ben Maskell   0:18:03 Bendigo
Connor McShanag   0:18:26 VRWC
Harry Bates  0:20:15 ACT
 	 			 Tas
 	 			 SAAWC
 	 			 Qld
 	 			 NSW

Under 16 5km Female  Time Club
Beth Alexander   0:25:24 VRWC
K Fitzsimons   0:26:12 WARWC
T Dagnone   0:27:37 RWCWA
Hilary Brazel   0:27:38 VRWC
K Leinasars   0:28:40 WARWC
Emily Payne   0:29:07 VRWC
M Ierace   0:29:27 WARWC
Samara Holliday  0:29:58 SAAWC
Amy Callaway   0:30:00 VRWC
Courtney Sorensen   0:30:19 Qld
Keely Trew   0:30:58 Bendigo
K King   0:31:29 WARWC
Cara Jones   0:35:12 Bendigo
Ebony-Jade Jones   0:36:43 Bendigo
littke DNF   DNF RWCWA
Smith DNF   DNF WARWC
				 Tas
				 ACT
				 Regal
				 NSW

Under 16 5km Male  Time Club
Bradley Simpson   0:25:26 VRWC
Blake Steele   0:25:31 SAAWC
Robert Walsh   0:25:38 VRWC
Brad Aiton   0:26:25 Qld
J Dib   0:27:47 RWCWA
Peter Curtis   0:29:58 Bendigo
D Hennighan31.40   0:31:40 WARWC
C Littke   0:32:34 RWCWA
Dan Crouch   0:35:10 SAAWC
 	 	 		 Tas
 	 	 		 ACT
 	 	 		 Regal
				 NSW



Under 18 8km Female  Time Club
Regan Lamble   0:39:37 VRWC
Kirsten Shaw   0:45:15 VRWC
Caitlin Campbell   0:45:53 VRWC
Claire Xian   0:49:20 SAAWC
Katrina Maskell   0:50:24 Bendigo
Kate Sanford   0:55:21 Qld
Steph Stigwood   DNF SAAWC
E Clauson   DNF WARWC
 	 	 		 Tas
 	 	 		 ACT
 	 	 		 RWCWA
 	 	 		 Regal
 	 			 NSW

Under 18 8km Male  Time Club
S Fitzsimons   0:36:47 WARWC
S Dib   0:40:37 RWCWA
Bobby Malcomson U/18 0:43:28 Tas
Nick Dewar   0:44:21 Qld
Brandon Dewar   0:44:27 Qld
Filip Cosic   0:45:47 VRWC
Adam  Dunn   DNF SAAWC
				 ACT
				 Bendigo
				 Regal
				 NSW

Under 20 10km Female  Time Club
Natalie Laurie   0:54:09 VRWC
Cassandra Staples   0:55:48 Regal
E Simmons   0:58:18 WARWC
K Smith   0:58:41 WARWC
Tamara Attard   0:58:57 VRWC
A Grgurovic   Disq RWCWA
 	 	 		 Tas
 	 			 Qld
 	 			 ACT
				 Bendigo
				 SAAWC
		 		 NSW

Under 20 10km Male  Time Club
Daniel Coleman U/20 0:45:46 Tas
Brendan Reading   0:46:47 ACT
Daniel Payne   0:47:14 VRWC
John Hallam   0:57:36 Qld
H Chapman   1:02:30 RWCWA
Jason Elms   1:03:46 VRWC
 	 	 		 WARWC
 	 	 		 Bendigo
				 Regal
				 SAAWC
		 		 NSW

Open 10km Female  Time Club
Cheryl Webb   0:47:00 Regal
Chloe Jones   0:50:47 Regal
Kylie Irshad   0:54:12 VRWC
Justijana Roseman   0:54:19 VRWC
Vanessa Ebejer   0:54:34 Regal
Susan Knapton   0:56:18 Regal
T Hollaway   0:57:45 WARCW
S Cattermole   1:01:15 RWCWA
Sylvia Machin   1:06:58 VRWC
Jodie Sundstrom   1:11:03 Regal
Robyn Wales   1:15:37 Qld
				 Tas
				 ACT
				 Bendigo
				 SAAWC
				 NSW





Open 10km Male  Time Club
Ian Rayson   0:47:23 Regal
Ignacio  Jimenez   0:49:07 Qld
Kim Mottrom   0:49:23 SAAWC
Mark Donahoo   0:52:35 VRWC
Aaron McDonough   0:56:07 VRWC
D Smyth   0:56:37 RWCWA
Lawrie Marsh  1:00:54 Tas
 	 			 ACT
 	 			 WARWC
 	 			 Bendigo
 	 			 NSW




Masters 10km Female Age Grading Time Club
Heather Carr 92.81% 0:54:28 VRWC
Sandy Brunner 91.35% 1:01:27 SAAWC
Gwen Steed 90.57% 1:01:06 VRWC
Christiane Dauphinet 87.61% 1:17:10 Qld
Barb Bryant 84.98% 0:56:16 Bendigo
Alison Thompson 84.95% 0:57:30 VRWC
Janet Holmes 81.60% 0:59:52 VRWC
Margaret Beaumont 79.98% 1:14:37 VRWC
Pam Tindal 77.12% 0:59:01 VRWC
Gayle McIntyre 76.48% 0:56:07 VRWC
Gloria Holliday 74.86% 1:00:15 SAAWC
Barb Cain 73.76% 1:09:21 SAAWC
Helen Bialecki  72.70% 1:00:26 ACT
R Hollaway 69.89% 1:08:25 WARWC
Donna Elms 68.55% 1:05:48 VRWC
Francis Malcomson 64.32% 1:12:50 Tas
Zoe Schenker 63.10% 1:13:31 Bendigo
Maryanne Shaw 62.71% 1:10:04 Regal
Annette Curtis 60.95% 1:16:52 Bendigo
Sheryl Holloway 54.45% 1:24:23 Tas
Tracy Sinkinson   DNF SAAWC
				 RWCWA
 	 	 		 NSW



Masters 10km Male Age Grading Time Club
Andrew Jamieson 99.11% 0:47:25 VRWC
Ralph Bennett 91.39% 0:53:42 VRWC
Colin Heywood 89.28% 0:48:51 ACT
Bob Gardiner 88.18% 0:59:53 VRWC
Jim Seymon 83.43% 1:01:41 Regal
Richard  Lynch 80.60% 1:12:29 Qld
Andrew  Ludwig 80.47% 0:49:08 Qld
Russ Dickenson 79.63% 0:59:01 VRWC
Geoff Major 76.60% 1:08:56 Bendigo
Robert Osborne 74.63% 0:57:27 Regal
Bernie Keirl 71.71% 0:56:00 VRWC
Bob  Coleman 70.97% 1:02:32 Qld
Bill Starr 70.82% 1:08:31 SAAWC
Jim Hoare 70.47% 1:06:01 SAAWC
Peter Crump 70.14% 0:58:39 SAAWC
George  Megas 69.84% 1:14:38 Qld
Ian Beaumont 67.45% 1:18:17 VRWC
Bryan Thomas 67.05% 1:06:47 ACT
T Lenane 66.11% 1:04:51 WARWC
Wayne  Fletcher 65.40% 1:11:08 Tas
David  Moore 60.65% 1:09:31 Tas
Eugene Gerlach 59.83% 1:09:19 Tas
Gerard Cronley 55.18% 1:17:03 Tas
				 RWCWA
				 NSW

#2931

From: megan peters <meganpeters77@...>
Date: Tue Jul 15, 2008 2:54 am
Subject: World Cup on Foxtel

meganpeters77

Offline

Hi Everone

Just letting you all know for anyone who missed the SBS coverage a while ago, Foxtel are playing highlights from Cheboksary starting this week, it is repeated a few times, the first being tonight at 5pm.

Megan

> To: ozwalker02@yahoogroups.com
> From: terick@...
> Date: Fri, 4 Jul 2008 20:49:00 +1000
> Subject: ozwalker02 2008 Racewalking Australia Carnival, Sunday 24 August - status update
>
> RACEWALKING AUSTRALIA CARNIVAL, SUNDAY 24 AUGUST 2008
>
> UPDATE � FRIDAY 4 JULY 2008
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Four weeks ago (Saturday 7 June) at the Racewalking Australia AGM in
> Canberra, I outlined to all club delegates details of how the Second
> Racewalking Australia Carnival would be held in conjunction with the
> Australian Roadwalking Championships in Melbourne on Sunday 24 August 2008.
>
> I indicated at that meeting that, amongst other things, entries would be
> via an online panel on the Athletics Australia website and that I
> expected this panel to come on line within the following week. This
> announcement was made as a result of discussions with AA and
> confirmation from them on a number of key organizational points.
>
> After regularly checking the AA website over the following weeks and
> seeing no indication of any such panel, I eventually contacted the AA
> Competition Department on Wednesday 25 June for clarification. I was
> told that AA had decided to push the entry task out to its State based
> Member Associations and had done so via a bulletin the previous week, on
> Thursday 19 June. This was certainly news to me and, on reading their
> bulletin, I identified a number of inconsistencies and errors. Not a
> good start!
>
> In the 2 weeks since June 19th, only two of the MAs have actually put
> anything out in the way of entry procedures and both are incorrect in a
> number of key details and differ from our original agreement with AA and
> from the information sent out by AA to them. To quickly summarize the
> main ways in which these two MA website online entry panels differ to
> what RWA had agreed with AA
>
> ANSW:
>
> ANSW has chosen to fund a Team Manager by charging a $15 levy per
> athlete. Now I don't blame ANSW for this as it is a normal procedure for
> them. But the circumstances are very different this year and all NSW
> walkers will be walking not only as NSW representatives but as RWA
> members, especially from a Teams perspective.
> ANSW has opted to close its entries on Monday 28th August, some 4 days
> before the date we agreed with AA.
> The notes incorrectly advise that women can enter both the Open 20 km
> and the Open 10 km events
> The notes advise that all NSW walkers are to wear NSW club uniform
> rather than their RWA club uniform.
> The form does not ask walkers to confirm a RWA club for our teams
> competition calculations and it assumes that all entrants will be
> current members of clubs under the Athletics NSW banner.
>
> QA:
>
> The QA entry form seems purely a nomination form. There is nowhere a
> walker can nominate to pay money nor is there any mention of how much is
> to be paid or to whom.
> The form does not include U12 or Masters - it only includes the AA
> individual championships.
> It does not ask walkers to confirm a RWA club for our teams competition
> calculations.
> The timetable is the old draft timetable dated April 2008.
> Closure date is 21 July, even earlier than NSW � in fact, less than 3
> weeks time.
>
> I have spent considerable time and energy over the last week trying to
> get the process back on track and I can say it has not been an easy
> process. I got very close to pulling the plug on the whole process and
> it was only the fact that some of our RWA members have already made
> travel arrangements that has kept me in the process.
>
> So the SECOND FEDERATION CARNIVAL WILL PROCEED ON SUNDAY 24 AUGUST but
> there is a lot of work to do before then to fix up the current anomalies
> and get a system working that will allow walkers to confidently enter
> the event of their choice as per the original agreement with AA.
>
> My recommendations at the moment are
>
> a) Continue to plan for these championships. They will definitely go
> ahead as both an AA and RWA joint event.
>
> b) Contact your MA (eg Athletics Victoria) on Monday if an entry form is
> not clearly online. By Monday, it will be 19 days since AA sent out
> their bulletin. That is more than enough time for any organization to
> sort out its entry criteria.
>
> c) NSW based walkers should not yet enter via the Athletics NSW online
> panel. We are standing firm on the agreement with Athletics Australia
> that entry fees should be $20 for the first event with a ceiling of $30
> for walkers who enter a second event. We have requested AA to hold talks
> with ANSW to try to reach a compromise position that honours the
> original agreement with us.
>
> I have fed my concerns back to Athletics Australia and David Gynther,
> the AA Competition Manager, has committed to contacting the MAs and
> working with them to fix issues as the remaining State based entry
> panels come online.
>
> This situation highlights to me the need for a single point of entry for
> what is a complex carnival involving a number of key players. I believe
> that the original agreement for an AA entry panel was the correct way to
> go and, if this shared carnival concept continues into 2009, I will
> again push for that approach. There is a precedent for this � it is the
> way that the Australian 20 km and 50 km championships are handled each year.
>
> This weekend I shall endeavour to upload full details about the conduct
> of the carnival to the VRWC website so that everyone can familiarise
> themselves with how we envisage the carnival will run. This will cover
> such things as
>
> what uniforms are allowed or expected
> how the teams events will work
> how the State based entry system is supposed to look.
>
> In the meanwhile, please feel free to contact me via email if you have
> particular concerns or questions.
>
> Tim Erickson
> Vice President, Racewalking Australia
> terick@...
>
>
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#2930

From: "mdonahoo7" <mdonahoo@...>
Date: Sat Jul 12, 2008 10:18 am
Subject: Racewalking challenge

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A reminder to all clubs that the masters event for the challenge is
based on the age grading for the athlete, so I need to age of the
masters athletes to work out the grading. Please send results to
mdonahoo@...


Thanks

Mark Donahoo

#2929

From: Tim Erickson <terick@...>
Date: Sat Jul 12, 2008 9:52 am
Subject: VRWC State Challenge Results, Albert Park, Saturday 12 July 2008

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Conditions: cool and windy

10km Open State Challenge
1.Kylie Irshad    54:12
2.Justijana Roseman    54:19
3.Sylvia Machin    66:58

1.Mark Donahoo    52:35
2.Aaron McDonough    56:07

10km Masters State Challenge
1.Heather Carr    54:28
2.Gayle McIntyre    56:07
3.Alison Thompson    57:30
4.Pam Tindal    59:01
5.Janet Holmes    59:52
6.Gwen Steed    61:06
7.Donna Elms    65:48
8.Margaret Beaumont    74:37
Celia Johnson    Disq

1.Andrew Jamieson    47:25
2.Ralph Bennett    53:42
3.Bernie Keirl    56:00
4.Russ Dickenson    59:01
5.Bob Gardiner     59:53
6.Ian Beaumont    78:17

10km Under 20 State Challenge
1.Natalie Laurie    54:09
2.Tamara Attard    58:57

1.Daniel Payne    47:14
2.Jason Elms    63:46

8km Under 18 State Challenge
1.Regan Lamble    39:37
2.Kirsten Shaw    45:15
3.Caitlin Campbell    45:53

1.Filip Cosic    45:47
Damien Elms    Disq

5km Under 16 State Challenge
1.Beth Alexander    25:24
2.Hilary Brazel    27:38
3.Emily Payne    29:07
4.Amy Callaway    30:00

1.Bradley Simpson    25:26
2.Robert Walsh    25:38

3km Under 14 State Challenge
1.Stephanie George    16:09
2.Bianca Attard    16:26
3.Rebecca Guy    16:52
4.Jessica Callaway    17:27
5.Lauren Stadus    19:39
6.Annemaree Gerleich    19:39
7.Lauren Gelov    20:13
Adrianna Crea    DNF

1.Matthew Felton    15:59
2.Ryan Antidormi    16:07
3.Lucas Taylor    17:06
4.Connor McShanag    18:26

2km Under 12 State Challenge
1.Jemima Montag    11:33
2.Carly Bertrand    11:42
3.Rebecca Campbell    12:23
4.Emily Hamilton    12:29
5.Sophia Antidormi    12:59
6.Amy Ventura    13:04
7.Stacey McLaren    13:56
8.Annaliese Harrison    15:45

1.Cody McNicol-Davidson    13:27

1.5km Under 10 State Challenge
1.Paige De Lisen    08:27
2.Georgia Bertrand    09:12
3.Rachael Guy    09:13
4.Hayley George    09:51
5.Charlee Harrison    10:57
6.Lee Taylor    12:44

1.Reese Walmsley    08:13
2.Kyle Swan    08:39
3.Sam Candotti    09:59

5km Open
1.Christine Griffiths    50:58

3km Open
1.Maryanne Harrison    20:41
2.Pam Mews    28:07

1.Barrie Wicks    19:59
2.Lindsay Harrison    20:16
Gordon Onley    Disq

Tim

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#2928

From: kim mottrom <saracewalks@...>
Date: Sat Jul 12, 2008 7:13 am
Subject: SA Interstate Challenge

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July 12 Interstate Challenge
Open Men 10km
Kim Mottrom 49:23
Over 35 Men 10km
Peter Crump 58:39
Jim Hoare 66:01
Bill Starr 68:31
Over 35 Women 10km
Gloria Holliday 60:15
Sandy Brunner 61:27
Barb Cain 69:21
Tracy Sinkinson DNF
Under 20 Men 8km
Adam Dunn DNF
Under 20 Women 8km
Claire Xian 49:20
Steph Stigwood DNF
Under 16 Boys 5km
Blake Steele 25:31
Dan Crouch 35:10
Under 16 Girls 5km
Samara Holliday 29:58
Under 14 Girls 3km
Lotta Danner 15:44

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#2927

From: "Jim Leppik" <jamesleppik@...>
Date: Wed Jul 9, 2008 10:03 am
Subject: World Junior Championships-Poland-Jess 4th

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Wonderful walk by Jess. Huge PB. Fast time to be coming 4th in.

Jim


10,000 Metres Race Walk - W   Final
09 July 2008 - 10:45
Position  Bib  Athlete  Country  Mark  .
1  539  Tatyana Mineeva  RUS  43:24.72  (CR)
2  522  Elmira Alembekova  RUS  43:45.16  (PB)
3  98  Yanfei Li  CHN  44:24.10  (PB)
4  18  Jess Rothwell  AUS  44:44.22  (AJ)
5  496  Anamaria Greceanu  ROU  45:53.50  (PB)
6  151  J�lia Tak�cs  ESP  45:58.29  (NJ)
7  390  Seasbyeol Weon  KOR  46:08.65  .
8  364  Kumiko Okada  JPN  46:10.26  (PB)
9  334  Antonella Palmisano  ITA  46:22.72  (NJ)
10  511  Adriana Turnea  ROU  46:28.51  (PB)
11  105  Miao Yu  CHN  46:40.92  .
12  111  Anlly Pineda  COL  47:22.11  (NJ)
13  410  Erandi Uribe  MEX  47:22.14  (NJ)
14  657  Anna Chernenko  UKR  47:25.18  (PB)
15  112  Maria del Pilar Rayo  COL  47:35.48  (PB)
16  283  Panayi�ta Tsinopo�lou  GRE  47:46.50  (PB)
17  47  Nadzeya Darazhuk  BLR  47:55.91  (PB)
18  329  Eleonora Giorgi  ITA  47:58.68  (PB)
19  372  Ayman Kozhakhmetova  KAZ  48:07.14  (PB)
20  157  Tigist Bedlu  ETH  48:29.93  .
21  146  Raquel Gonz�lez  ESP  48:53.69  (PB)
22  408  Adriana Ochoa  MEX  49:05.42  (PB)
23  194  Laur�ne Delon  FRA  49:27.33  (PB)
24  288  Berta Kriv�n  HUN  49:43.68  (PB)
25  373  Sholpan Kozhakhmetova  KAZ  50:01.21  (PB)
26  15  Melissa Hayes  AUS  50:38.35  .
27  487  Catarina Godinho  POR  50:46.04  .
28  395  Anita Ka�emaka  LAT  50:53.59  .
29  393  Liga Brokere  LAT  50:54.16  (PB)
30  314  Laura Reynolds  IRL  51:58.15  (PB)
.  485  Ana Claudia Concei��o  POR  DQ  .
.  156  Bekashign Aynalem  ETH  DQ  .
.  58  Claudia Cornejo  BOL  DNF  .
.  140  Gabriela Cornejo  ECU  DNS

#2926

From: "Jim Leppik" <jamesleppik@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2008 5:29 am
Subject: USA Olympic Trials

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Three Olympic reps all up. Kevin Eastler, 30, who has an A Quali from
last year and now getting over injuries, Joanne Dow ,44, and Phillip
Dunn, 35, earlier in the  year in the 50km, the latter 2 having B
qualis. While there were a few PB's the sport's certainly struggling
badly there at the minute at both senior and junior level.

Jim


Men 20000 Meter Race Walk
===============================================================
        World: W 1:17:25.6h  5/7/1994    Bernardo Segura, MEX
     American: A 1:23:40.00  8/19/2000   Tim Seaman, NYAC
           OT: T 1:25:40.00  7/17/2004   Tim Seaman, NYAC
     Name                    Year Team                    Finals
===============================================================
Finals
   1 Kevin Eastler                U.S. Air Force         1:27:08
   2 Matthew Boyles               Miami Valley TC        1:28:20
   3 Patrick Stroupe              unattached             1:29:17
   4 John Nunn                    U.S. Army              1:30:35
   5 Tim Seaman                   New York A C           1:31:35
   6 Allen James                  Bond Lake A.C.         1:32:13
   7 Benjamin Shorey              Wisconsin-Parkside     1:33:16
   8 Philip Dunn                  New Balance            1:33:52
   9 Charles Collier              Athletics East         1:35:00
  10 Steven Quirke                Parkside A C           1:35:45
  11 Michael Tarantino            World Class Walk       1:38:02
  12 Jared Swehosky               unattached             1:39:14
  13 Theron Kissinger             C R W/N Balance        1:40:35
  -- Christopher Tegtmeier        Concordia/Neb.              DQ


Women 20000 Meter Race Walk
===============================================================
        World: W 1:26:52.3h  9/6/2001    Olimpiada Ivanova, RUS
     American: A 1:33:28.15  6/25/2005   Teresa Vaill, Walk USA
           OT: T 1:32:39.00  7/16/2000   Michelle Rohl, unat.
     Name                    Year Team                    Finals
===============================================================
Finals
   1 Joanne Dow                   adidas                 1:35:11
   2 Teresa Vaill                 Walk USA               1:36:35
   3 Susan Armenta                unattached             1:42:12
   4 Sam Cohen                    Parkside A C           1:42:33
   5 Jolene Moore                 New York A C           1:42:37
   6 Stephanie Casey              unattached             1:43:51
   7 Solomiya Login               S E Pa. A C            1:44:09
   8 Maria Michta                 Walk USA               1:47:45
   9 Carolyn Kealty               unattached             1:48:40
  10 Loretta Schuellein           Walk USA               1:49:04
  11 Susan Randall                Miami Valley TC        1:49:15
  12 Margaret Ditchburn           unattached             1:51:31
  13 Heidi Hauch                  unattached             2:12:01
  -- Lauren Forgues               Maine Racewalkers          DNF
  -- Sara Standley-Gonzalez       unattached                  DQ
  -- Kristen Furseth-Mullaney     Pegasus A C                 DQ

#2925

From: Raymond Smith <judgesmith@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2008 1:25 am
Subject: TOM BARNES - The Movie

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#2924

From: Raymond Smith <judgesmith@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2008 1:08 am
Subject: Don Thompson 1956

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The effects of the weather were visible in the final 10 kilometres,Klimov and Thompson, who collapsed completely at 42 kilometres when infifth place, being among those who did not finish. Ljunggren finishedstrongly,making up three minutes on Maskinskov in the last five kilometres, butthere was a big gap after Parmich had finished in fourth place, onlysixcompetitors completing the course inside five hours, a reflection oftheexhausting conditions in which the race was held.

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#2923

From: Tim Erickson <terick@...>
Date: Sun Jul 6, 2008 12:33 am
Subject: 2008 Racewalking Australia info now on VRWC website

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Hi all

I have now uploaded a new page to the VRWC website to host the latest
information about the 2008 Australian Roadwalking championships and the
second 2008 Racewalking Australia carnival which are being jointly held
at Albert Park on Sunday 24 August.

Point browsers to http://www.vrwc.org.au and choose the item labelled
'Australian Roadwalking Championships, Sunday 24 August 2008' on the
front page.

Please review the information contained therein and contact me if there
are any items that you think need clarifying.

Kind regards and good luck to all our walkers who are preparing for
these important championships.

Tim

--
Tim Erickson
Secretary, Victorian Race Walking Club Inc.
03 9012 5431
0412 257 496
terick@...

#2922

From: Tim Erickson <terick@...>
Date: Sat Jul 5, 2008 7:45 am
Subject: Re: ozwalker02 2008 Racewalking Australia Carnival, Sunday 24 August - status update

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Chris Rayson wrote:
> Hi Tim
>
> What if you've already paid ANSW???
>
> Ian Rayson.

Hi Ian

Our expectation is that you should eventually be refunded $15.

Tim

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#2921

From: "Chris Rayson" <crayson@...>
Date: Sat Jul 5, 2008 4:35 am
Subject: Re: ozwalker02 2008 Racewalking Australia Carnival, Sunday 24 August - status update

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