Remember the name, Sasha Zhoya (photo above in white), you will hear more of him…

The 14 year old won the 2016 LiveLighter Mullewa Gift on Saturday, rocketing home in the 120m handicap to win in 12.653 seconds.

He started from the 13.50m mark with only two time winner Evan Jarvis (11.75m) behind him.

He finished powerfully to just pip Julia Phillips (12.729s off 22.5m) and Kiara Reddingius (12.741s off 21.50m) with a desperate lunge on the line.

His victory capped a great day. He also won the Jim Wilson 70m Handicap, where he surged past Reddingius and Phillips, and the 120 Novice holding off Caleb White and Imogen Spencer.

“I wasn’t quite sure if I’d won the Gift, it was a struggle and I was grunting with the effort of catching the leaders but I got there,” Zhoya said.

“I had a real good day and probably got a few PBs (personal bests) and can’t wait for the season to start and go on with it.

“I’m not quite sure what my future is, my body is still developing but yeah, I really want to make it in athletics.

“I have the All-Schools Championships coming soon and I’ll be aiming to hopefully keep getting better.

“I wasn’t expecting such success – I shocked myself in my first race (a heat of the 70m) with how well it went and after that I just wanted more and more.”

Zhoya, no doubt sated by his success, withdrew from the 550m Bendigo Bank Handicap which was won in style by 16 year old Ellie Nagle from a fast closing Reddingius and Tegan Maffescioni.

It wasn’t easy for competitors. Though the sun held sway for much of the program, at other times it was cold and rain fell at the end though it thankfully it abated for the last two finals.

It was also an unlucky one for defending champion Adriaan Pelser who cruised to a win in his first race, a heat of the 70m, but pulled a hamstring and had to withdraw.

By Victor Tanti

Finals Results:

120m LiveLighter Mullewa Gift: 1 Sasha Zhoya; 2 Julia Phillips; 3 Kiara Reddingius. Other finalists: Evan Jarvis, Kobi Evans, Barrie Kernaghan, Ellie Nagle, Tegan Maffescioni.

70m Jim Wilson Sprint Handicap: 1 Sasha Zhoya; 2 Kiara Reddingius; 3 Julia Phillips.

120m LiveLighter Novice Handicap: 1 Sasha Zhoya; 2 Caleb White; 3 Imogen Spencer.

550m Bendigo Bank Handicap: 1 Ellie Nagle; 2 Kiara Redingius; 3 Tegan Maffescioni.

 

PRIZEMONEY

• 120m LiveLighter Mullewa Gift $2500
• 70m Jim Wilson Memorial Sprint $1300
• 120m LiveLighter Novice Gift $600
• 550m Bendigo Bank Gift $600
• Also… Local Junior Boys & Girls 120m Gifts

2016 Mullewa Timetable

11.45am- Athlete Marshall.
12.00pm-70m Heat 1
12.05pm- 70m Heat 2
12.10pm- 70m Heat 3
12.15pm- 70m Heat 4
12.45pm- Novice Heat 1
12.50pm- Novice Heat 2
1.05pm- 120m Gift Heat 1
1.10pm- 120m Gift Heat 2
1.15pm- 120m Gift Heat 3
1.20pm- 120m Gift Heat 4
1.25pm- 120m Gift Heat 5
1:30pm- 2:00pm Junior Gifts (6 Age Groups)
2.00pm- 2:30pm – Official Opening
2.40pm- 120m Gift Semi-Final 1
2.45pm- 120m Gift Semi-Final 2
2.50pm- 120m Gift Semi-Final 3
3.15pm- 70m Jim Wilson Sprint Final
3.25pm- 120m LiveLighter Novice Gift Final
3.40pm- 120m LiveLighter Mullewa Gift Final
4.00pm- 550m Bendigo Bank Gift Final
4:10pm- Presentations

 Entries closed Friday 12th of August 2016.

WA entries must be a registered 2016/17 WCAL Member to compete in the professional races (only $25). Valid nationwide. Interstate runners must be registered in their state.

ENTRIES

120m LiveLighter Mullewa Gift.

Scott  Andrews (CUR), Cody Beattie (CUR), Mark Elms (MWA), Kobi Evans (CUR), Morgan Fletcher (NBA), Courteney Hall (NBA), Ieuan Hook (MRO), Callan Howe-Robinson (MEL), Evan Jarvis (CUR), Barrie Kernaghan (NBA), Adam Kopp (NBA), Tegan Maffescioni (UWA), Shannon  McCann (MRO), James McCooey (CAC), Isabella Morton-Smith (CUR), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Adriaan Pelser (NBA), Julia Phillips (CUR), Talia Pisano (NBA), Kiara Reddingius (CUR), Glenn Ross (UWA), Luka Samuels (NBA), Said Shah (CUR), Poppy Schwass (CUR), Imogen Spencer (UWA), Kaleigh Spithoven (UWA), Virginia Stasyszyn (CUR), Jane Stockley (UWA), Kim Taylor (CUR), Lincoln Taylor (CUR), Bryce Teo (CUR), Natasha Uniewicz (CUR), Taylor Watson (UWA), Sophie Watts (UWA), Meg Whittington (CUR), Nathan Zemek (MRO), Sasha Zhoya (MEL). – 37 entries.

70m Jim Wilson Memorial Sprint.

Scott Andrews (CUR), Cody Beattie (CUR), Rhys Davies (NBA), Kobi Evans (CUR), Courteney Hall (NBA), Jacinda Harty (CUR), Evan Jarvis (CUR), Barrie Kernaghan (NBA), Adam Kopp (NBA), Tegan Maffescioni (UWA), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Adriaan Pelser (NBA), Julia Phillips (CUR), Talia Pisano (NBA), Kiara Reddingius (CUR), Glenn Ross (UWA), Luka Samuels (NBA), Said Shah (CUR), Poppy Schwass (CUR), Imogen Spencer (UWA), Kaleigh Spithoven (UWA), Virginia Stasyszyn (CUR), Lincoln Taylor (CUR), Bryce Teo (CUR), Natasha Uniewicz (CUR),  Taylor Watson (UWA), Sophie Watts (UWA), Meg Whittington (CUR), Nathan Zemek (MRO), Sasha Zhoya (MEL). – 30 entries.

120m LiveLighter Novice Gift.

Scott Andrews (CUR), Mark Elms (MWA), Morgan Fletcher (NBA), Jacinda Harty (CUR), Adam Kopp (NBA), Isabella Morton-Smith (CUR), Talia Pisano (NBA), Luka Samuels (NBA), Imogen Spencer (UWA), Virginia Stasyszyn (CUR), Jane Stockley (UWA), Natasha Uniewicz (CUR),  Taylor Watson (UWA), Caleb White (CUR), Meg Whittington (CUR), Sasha Zhoya (MEL). – 16 entries.

550m Bendigo Bank Gift.

Mark Elms (MWA), Kobi Evans (CUR), Morgan Fletcher (NBA), Ieuan Hook (MRO), Adam Kopp (NBA), Tegan Maffescioni (UWA), Shannon McCann (MRO), James McCooey (CAC), Isabella Morton-Smith (CUR), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Julia Phillips (CUR), Catherine Porter (NBA), Kiara Reddingius (CUR), Glenn Ross (UWA), Luka Samuels (NBA), Kaleigh Spithoven (UWA), Virginia Stasyszyn (CUR), Jane Stockley (UWA), Sophie Watts (UWA), Caleb White (CUR), Sasha Zhoya (MEL). – 21 entries.

Clubs

CAC – Cockburn Athletics Club, CUR – Curtin Athletics Club, MEL – Melville Roar, MWA – Masters WA, MRO – Mandurah/Rockingham, NBA – North Beach Athletics, UWA – University of WA.

Novice meaning: You have not won a Pro race before.

 

WCAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

Professional league podium winners and place getters will be awarded 3,2 & 1 points for their respective club. Points are totaled and the winning club will be presented the 2016 WCAL Championship Team Shield after the conclusion of the two WCAL pro events (Mullewa and Hamersley Gifts).

2016 Current Points: Curtin: 13, Melville: 9, UWA: 2.

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Results

70m Heat 1		12:00pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Adam	Kopp	6.75	3	8.074	12
White	Scott	Andrews	7.75	1	7.832	11
Blue	Simon	Crichton	WH	SCR		10
Yellow	Rhys	Davies	12	2	7.91	9
Green	Kaleigh	Spithoven	13.5	5	8.116	8
Pink	Imogen	Spencer	13.75	3	8074	7
Black	Courteney	Hall	14.25	6	8.309	6
Grey	Barrie	Kernaghan	15	7	8.09	5
70m Heat 2		12:05pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Cody	Beattie	6.5	4	8.092	12
White	Said	Shah	7.75	3	7.839	11
Blue	Sasha	Zhoya	8.75	1	7.546	10
Yellow	Julia	Phillips	12	2	7816	9
Green	Tegan	Maffescioni	13	5	8.113	8
Pink	Sophie	Watts	13.75	6	8.273	7
Black	Ellie	Nagle	14.25	SCR		6
Grey	Jacinda	Harty	14.5	7	8.667	5
70m Heat 3		12:10pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Bryce	Teo	5	SCR		12
White	Glenn	Ross	7.5	3	8.137	11
Blue	Adriaan	Pelser	8.75	1	7.757	10
Yellow	Kiara	Reddingius	12	2	7.82	9
Green	Meg	Whittington	13	4	8.295	8
Pink	Virginia	Stasyszyn	13.75	5	8.395	7
Black	Luka	Samuels	14	6	8.453	6
Grey	Natasha	Uniewicz	14.5	SCR		5
70m Heat 4		12:15pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Nathan	Zemek	4.75	5	8.455	12
White	Evan	Jarvis	7	2	7.914	11
Blue	Lincoln	Taylor	8.75	3	7.845	10
Yellow	Kobi	Evans	12	1	7.845	9
Green	Poppy	Schwass	12.25	7	8.455	8
Pink	Talia	Pisano	13.75	6	8.459	7
Black	Taylor	Watson	14	4	8.244	6
Novice 120m Heat 1		12:45PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Scott	Andrews	12.75	3	13.16	12
White	Caleb	White	14.5	2	13.073	11
Blue	Mark	Elms	23.5	8	13.823	10
Yellow	Virginia	Stasyszyn	26	5	13.523	9
Green	Imogen	Spencer	27.75	1	12.817	8
Pink	Jacinda	Harty	27.75	7	13.816	7
Black	Luka	Samuels	28.75	4	13.447	6
Grey	Jane	Stockley	30	6	13.775	5
Novice 120m Heat 2		12:50PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Adam	Kopp	11	3	13.171	12
White	Sasha	Zhoya	13.75	1	12.536	11
Blue	Morgan	Fletcher	16.25	7	13.814	10
Yellow	Meg	Whittington	25.5	4	13.237	9
Green	Talia	Pisano	27.75	6	13.45	8
Pink	Taylor	Watson	27.75	5	13.268	7
Black	Natasha	Uniewicz	29.25	SCR		6
Grey	Isabella	Morton-Smith	30	2	13.165	5
120m Gift Heat 1		1:05PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	James	McCooey	11.5	4	13.164	12
White	Glenn	Ross	12.75	5	13.327	11
Blue	Simon	Crichton	WH	SCR		10
Yellow	Julia	Phillips	22.5	1	12.442	9
Green	Kim	Taylor	24.75	SCR		8
Pink	Kaleigh	Spithoven	26	3	13.06	7
Black	Natasha	Uniewicz	29	SCR		6
Grey	Barrie	Kernaghan	39.25	2	12.738	5
120m Gift Heat 2		1:10PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Cody	Beattie	9.25	4	13.329	12
White	Said	Shah	12.75	3	13.014	11
Blue	Morgan	Fletcher	16	7	13.852	10
Yellow	Mark	Elms	22	SCR		9
Green	Virginia	Stasyszyn	24.75	6	13.787	8
Pink	Imogen	Spencer	26.75	2	13.004	7
Black	Ellie	Nagle	28.5	1	12.534	6
Grey	Jane	Stockley	30	5	13.569	5
120m Gift Heat 3		1:15PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Adam	Kopp	11	3	13.299	12
White	Scott	Andrews	12.5	5	13.319	11
Blue	Ieuan	Hook	14.5	6	13.447	10
Yellow	Kiara	Reddingius	21.5	1	12.601	9
Green	Sophie	Watts	24	4	13.312	8
Pink	Talia	Pisano	27.5	8	13.648	7
Black	Courteney	Hall	28.25	2	13.111	6
Grey	Isabella	Morton-Smith	29.5	7	13.508	5
120m Gift Heat 4		1:20PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Bryce	Teo	8.25	SCR		12
White	Callan	Howe-Robinson	12.5	2	13.073	11
Blue	Adriaan	Pelser	13.75	SCR		10
Yellow	Shannon	McCann	20.75	5	14.105	9
Green	Poppy	Schwass	23.25	3	13.665	8
Pink	Tegan	Maffescioni	25.25	1	12.997	7
Black	Luka	Samuels	28	4	13.693	6
120m Gift Heat 5		1:25PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Nathan	Zemek	8	7	14.205	12
White	Evan	Jarvis	11.75	3	12.7	11
Blue	Sasha	Zhoya	13.5	1	12.456	10
Yellow	Lincoln	Taylor	16.5	6	13.46	9
Green	Kobi	Evans	22.75	2	12.655	8
Pink	Meg	Whittington	25	5	13.447	7
Black	Taylor	Watson	27.5	4	13.41	6
120m Gift Semi-Final 1		2:40PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Codi	Beattie	9.25	4	13.1	12
White	Callum	Howe-Robinson	12.5	2	12.984	11
Blue	Scott	Andrews	12.5	3	13.077	10
Yellow	Kobi	Evans	22.75	1	12.788	9
Green	Meg	Whittington	25	6	13.513	8
Pink	Imogen	Spencer	26.75	5	13.238	7
Black	Luka	Samuels	28	7	13.686	6
120m Gift Semi-Final 2		2:45PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Adam	Kopp	11	4	13.438	12
White	Said	Shah	12.75	3	13.146	11
Blue	Glenn	Ross	12.75	5	13.541	10
Yellow	Shannon	Mc Cann	20.75			9
Green	Courtney	Hall	28.25	2	13.105	8
Pink	Jane	Stockley	30	6	14.05	7
Black	Barrie	Kernaghen	39.25	1	12.945	6
120m Gift Semi-Final 3		2:50PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	James	Mc Cooey	11.5	3	13.306	12
White	Evan	Jarvis	11.75	1	12.8	11
Blue	Sophie	Watts	24	5	13.454	10
Yellow	Poppy	Schwass	23.25	6	13.845	9
Green	Kaleigh	Spithoven	26	2	13.207	8
Pink	Taylor	Watson	27.5	4	13.431	7
70m Final		3:15pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Evan	Jarvis	7	4	7.821	12
White	Scott	Andrews	7.75	7	7.93	11
Blue	Sasha	Zhoya	8.75	1	7.641	10
Yellow	Adriaan	Pelser	8.75	SCR		9
Green	Rhys	Davies	12	5	7.89	8
Pink	Kobi	Evans	12	6	7.901	7
Black	Kiara	Reddinguis	12	2	7.719	6
Grey	Julia	Phillips	12	3	7.737	5
Novice 120m Final		3.25PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Adam	Kopp	12	SCR		12
White	Scott	Andrews	12.75	4	13.162	11
Blue	Sasha	Zhoya	13.75	1	12.524	10
Yellow	Caleb	White	14.5	2	12.94	9
Green	Meg	Whittington	25.5	5	13.442	8
Pink	Imogen	Spencer	27.75	3	13.001	7
Black	Luka	Samuels	28.75	7	13.873	6
Grey	Isabella	Morton-Smith	30	6	13.515	5
120m Be Active Mullewa Gift Final		3.40PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time	Lane
Red	Evan	Jarvis	11.75	5	12.928	12
White	Sasha	Zhoya	13.5	1	12.653	11
Blue	Kiara	Reddingius	21.5	3	12.741	10
Yellow	Julia	Phillips	22.5	2	12.729	9
Green	Kobi	Evans	22.75	6	12.984	8
Pink	Tegan	Maffescioni	25.25	8	13.231	7
Black	Ellie	Nagle	28.5	4	12.887	6
Grey	Barrie	Kernaghen	39.25	7	13.058	5
550m FINAL		4.40PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Adam	Kopp	17	SCR
White	James	McCooey	26	7	1.17.67
Blue	Caleb	White	30	13	1.20.98
Yellow	Morgan	Fletcher	50	SCR
Green	Glenn	Ross	55	15	1.24.32
Pink	Ieuan	Hook	58	8	1.17.96
Black	Mark	Elms	75	16	1.27.13
Grey	Kobi	Evans	92	4	1.15.27
Orange	Shannon	McCann	98	SCR
Purple	Kiara	Reddingius	102	2	1.13.86
Aqua	Ellie	Nagle	105	1	1.13.19
Maroon	sasha	zhoya	105	SCR
Brown	Julia	Phillips	108	SCR
Red Stripe	Sophie	Watts	110	12	1.20.50
Black Stripe	Isabella	Morton-Smith	112	11	1.20.02
Blue Stripe	Luka	Samuels	115	14	1.22.83
Yellow Stripe	Kaleigh	Spithoven	116	5	1.15.54
Green Stripe	Catherine	Porter	120	6	1.17.34
Pink Stripe	Tegan	Maffescioni	122	3	1.14.60
Grey Stripe	Virginia	Stasyszyn	125	9	1.18.44
Orange Stripe	Jane	Stockley	130	10	1.19.15

Form Guide

Scott Andrews (12.5m)   Age: 26yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

Last start was 2015 LiveLIghter Mullewa gift finished 5th place in final 70m Jim Wilson Sprint ran 7.86sec off 7.5m handicap. 2015 Mullewa Gift ran 13.12sec finishing 4th from 12m in heat of the 120m gift.

Cody Beattie (9.25m)   Age: 17yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

2015 WA State 100m & 200m U17 Champion. 2015 Australian Junior Champs 4th place in 200m. Runner up in the 2014 Bendigo Bank Hamersley 120m Gift. 2015 Mullewa Gift finished 4^th in heat ran 13.11 from 9m. Semi-finalist in the 2015 Queanbeyan Gift finished 4^th in 12.63sec from 8m. Quality junior returning from lay off may surprise.

Mark Elms (22m)    Age: 49yo   Club: Masters WA   Coach: Self

2015 George Strickland 120m Gift finished 8th place 12.85sec from 20metres. Winner of 2011 Dardanup 550m Gift. Winner of 2015 Melville 550m Gift. Winner of 2014/15 WCAL Distance Athlete of the Year. Quality distance athlete with outside chance here.

Kobi Evans (21m)   Age: 26yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

Winner of the 2015 Bay Sheffield Women’s 120m Gift (SA). Runner up in 2015 WA Open Heptathlon. 5th place at 2015 Open Australian Heptathlon. Runner up in 120m LiveLighter Mullewa Novice Gift 2015 ran 12.66 from 23m.

Simon Crichton (WH)   Age: 37yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

2001 Jupiters 120m Gift (QLD) Winner. 2014 Mullewa 120m Gift finished 4th place in semi-final from 15.5 ran 13.14sec. 3^rd place 2015 LiveLighter Mullewa Gift final ran 12.69sec from 16.5m.

Morgan Fletcher   (16m)    Age: 15yo   Club: North Beach   Coach: Paul Edmiston

Talented junior all-rounder athlete progressing from Hamersley LAC. Makes his pro debut.

Courteney Hall   (28.25m)   Age: 15yo   Club: North Beach   Coach: Paul Edmiston

Only pro outing was 2014 Hamersley Gift Dave Dilley Women’s Open 120m Gift finished 2^nd from 19m. AJAC 2016 WA state team member for hurdles.

Ieuan Hook (14.5m)   Age: 18yo Club: Mandurah/Rockingham    Coach: Jason Moyle

Second place in U/17 Hamersly 100m gift. 6th place in 2014 Bendigo Bank Hamersley 550m. 5th place in heat of 2015. Novice 120m Mullewa Gift 13.11s from 16m. Outside chance.

Callan Howe-Robinson (12.5m)   Age: 15   Club: Melville   Coach: Jason Moyle

Talented junior makes his Pro debut.

Barrie Kernaghan (39.25m)   Age: 76   Club: North Beach   Coach: Glenn Ross

2015 Melville 120m Gift winner. 2014 Mullewa 120m Gift runner up. 3 gold medals at the Australian Masters Championships in Adelaide this year in 60m, 100m and 200m, won silver in the 400m all in the 75-79 age group. Top quality runner over many years with good chance.

Adam Kopp (11m)   Age: 17   Club: North Beach   Coach: Paul Edmiston

Only pro outing was a 6^th place in final of 2013 Hamersley Junior Gift. Talented U18 ranked top 12 nationally in 200m, 400m, LJ & TJ and recent Nationals.

Evan Jarvis (11.75m)  Age: 29yo   Club: Curtin        Coach: Matt Barber

The 2003 Mullewa 70m & 120m Gift winner.  2006 Mullewa 120m Gift winner. 2003 Bay Sheffield 70m Gift (SA) winner. Last run was in 2016 Stawell Gift from 8.5m finished 4th Place in heat ran 13.09sec. Quality pro runner could surprise.

Tegan Maffescioni   (25.25m)   Age: 28yo   Club: UWA   Coach:  Lyn Foreman

Last start was 2015 Mullewa Gift from 22m finished 6^th place in 13.36sec. 2015 Mullewa Gift Novice 120m Final from 25m finished 5^th in 12.97sec. The 2016 WA Surf Life Saving Open Champion in Beach Sprint.

Shannon  McCann   (20.75m) Age: 27yo   Club: Mandurah/Rockingham   Coach:  Jason Moyle

2014/15 WCAL Ambassador. 2014 Commonwealth Games 100m hurdles Finalist, 2013 World University Games 100m hurdles Finalist, 2x Australian National Champion 100m Hurdles. Top quality athlete with experience returning from surgery.

James McCooey   (11.5m)   Age: 19yo   Club: Cockburn   Coach: Self

Last start was 2014 Hamersley Gift finished 3^rd in heat from 12.5m ran 12.45sec.

Isabella Morton-Smith   (29.5m)   Age: 16yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

The WA U18 Heptathlon champion. Finished 4th overall at National Heptathlon champs. Represented WA in national Volleyball. Last start was 2014 Mullewa Novice Gift final ran 13.55sec from 29.5m finishing 4^th place.

Ellie Nagle (28.5m)   Age: 16yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

3^rd in heat of the 2015 Kevan Hook Gift from 28.5m ran 11.62sec. Made the Junior Gift Final of 2015 Queanbeyan Gift ran 14.57sec from 8.5m finished 3^rd.

Adriaan Pelser   (13.75m)     Age: 16yo   Club: North Beach   Coach: Paul Edmiston

2013 & 2015 Mullewa 120m Gift winner. 2014 George Strickland 120m Gift runner up. WCAL 2014/15 Athlete of the Year. 4^th place at 2016 Australian Junior Championships U17 110m hurdles.

Julia Phillips   (22.5m)   Age: 26yo    Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

2016 Keilor (VIC) 120m Women’s Gift Winner from 6.75m ran 14.17sec. 2016 Ballarat (VIC) 120m Women’s Gift finished 7^th in final from 6.5m ran 14.28sec.

Talia Pisano (27.5m)   Age: 12   Club: North Beach   Coach: Paul Edmiston

2016 Australian Junior Athletics Championships U14 100m final 7th place. 2016 WA state U14 GOLD medal and state record 4x100m. 2016 U12 WALAA 60m hurdles champion. Pro debut.

Kiara Reddingius (21.50m)   Age: 24yo    Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

2014 WCAL Athlete of the Year. 2013 Bendigo Bank Hamersley 120m Gift Winner. 2014 Melville Invitation 120m Gift Winner. 2013 Bay Sheffield Women’s 120m Gift Winner. 2015 Last Mullewa gift ran 12.89sec (21.75m). Top quality pro runner with experience

Glenn Ross (12.75m)   Age: 44   Club: UWA   Coach: Self

2013 Ballarat 120m Gift winner. 2010 & 2012 Masters Bay Sheffield 120m Gift winner. 2010 Dardenup 70m Sprint winner. Last start was Stawell 120m finished 6th in heat from 10m ran 12.71sec. Quality pro runner.

Luka Samuels   (28m)   Age: 12   Club: North Beach   Coach: Paul Edmiston

2013 & 2014 WALAA 100m & 200m champion. 2016 WALAA state champs U12 2nd in 200m, 3rd in 100m, 400m and 60m hurdles. 8^th place 2016 U14 National 200m final. Talent junior athlete makes her Pro debut.

Said Shah (12.75m)     Age: 20    Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

2014 Jim Wilson Sprint 70m finished 7^th place ran 7.96sec from 7m. Last start 2014 Mullewa 120m Gift finished 3^rd in heat from 12m ran 12.73sec.

Poppy Schwass (23.25m)   Age: 20   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

Finished 3rd in U20 heptathlon 2015. Ran at Stawell 2015. Last start 2014 Mullewa gift from 22.5m handicap ran 12.97sec.

Imogen Spencer (26.75m)   Age: 16yo   Club: UWA   Coach: Glenn Ross

2015 Mullewa Novice 120m final finished 8th place from 27m ran 13.17sec. Last start was 2015 Bay Sheffield 120m U18 Girls Gift finished 5th from 7m ran 15.07sec.

Kaleigh Spithoven   (26m) Age: 17yo   Club: UWA   Coach: Glenn Ross

2016 Daylesford 100m Women’s Gift (VIC) finished 5th in Final from 8.25m ran 12.88sec. 2015 Bay Sheffield (SA) 70m Women’s Gift Winner from 8m ran 8.38sec. 2015 Bay Sheffield (SA) 120m Under Girls Gift Final Winner from 8m ran 14.58sec. 2015 Mullewa 120m Novice finished 3rd in final from 28m ran 12.71sec.

Virginia Stasyszyn (24.75m)  Age: 27yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

Last 2015 Mullewa Gift 120m Gift heat from 23m ran 13.68sec. Gained huge experience last season running Queanbeyan (NSW), Stawell, Ballarat (VIC) & Bay Sheffield (SA) Gifts. Best result was semi- final’s at Bay Sheffield and Queanbeyan.

Jane Stockley (30m)   Age: 23yo   Club: UWA   Coach: Glenn Ross

Last 120m gift start was 2014 Mullewa Novice gift ran 13.47sec from 30m. Finished strong 4th place in the 2014 Mullewa 550m gift.

Kim Taylor (24.75m)    Age: 51yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

Last start 2015 Mullewa gift ran 12.78sec from sec 24m in heat. 2015 Kevan Hook gift finished 7^th in heat from 22.5m in 12.26sec.

Lincoln Taylor (16.75m)   Age: 17yo   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

8th in heat of first pro start at George Strickland HLAC 120m Gift ran 13.03sec from 15m. 2014 Kevan Hook 120m Gift finished 4th in heat from 15.75m ran 12.2h. Yet to feature in the main pro finals could be due soon.

Bryce Teo  (8.25m)      Age: 21yo                Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

2013 Christina’s Restaurant 70m Sprint Winner from 4.5m ran 7.43sec. 4th place in 2013 Jim Wilston 70m Sprint ran 7.82sec from 4.5m. 2010 Ararat 70m Open Winner (VIC).

Natasha Uniewicz   (29m)   Age: 17   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

Last start 2015 Mullewa Gift finished 6^th from 28m ran 13.12sec.

Taylor Watson (27.5m)   Age: 19yo   Club: UWA   Coach: Glenn Ross

2014/15 WCAL Female Sprinter of the Year. 3^rd place in final of Dave Dilley Women’s 120m Gift ran 13.86 from 17.5m. Last start finshed 3^rd in the 2015 Kevan Hook Gift from 28.5m ran 11.45sec.

Sophie Watts (24m)   Age: 19yo   Club: UWA   Coach: Glenn Ross

The 2015 Be Active Mullewa 120m Gift Winner ran 12.41sec from 26m. 2013 Be Active Mullewa 120m Gift runner up from 26.5m ran 12.60sec. 4th in heat of 2014 Kevan Hook 120m Gift and ran 12.1h from 25.75m.

Meg Whittington   (25m)   Age: 16   Club: Curtin   Coach: Matt Barber

From Wheatbelt in WA, currently at boarding school in Perth. Had previous state success in a variety of events at AWA and WA Little Athletics. Pro debut.

Nathan Zemek   (8m)   Age: 21   Club: Mandurah/Rockingham    Coach:  Jason Moyle

Last start was 2012 Kennards Hire Rockingham Gift ran 13.13sec.

Sasha Zhoya (13.5m)  Age: 14yo   Club: MEL   Coach: Lindsay Bunn & Jason Moyle

Last pro start was the 2015 Hamersley George Strickland 120m gift ran 12.66sec and placed 6th in heat. 2014 Hamersley U14 100m gift winner from 10m ran 11.39sec.

Previous Winners

Year	First (H'cap)	Time	Second (H'cap)	Time	Third (H'cap)	Time
2015	Adriaan Pelser (17)	12.42	Daniel Cruickshank (12.75)	12.63	Simon Crichton (16.50)	12.68
2014	Sophie Watts (26)	12.41	Barrie Kernaghan (40)	12.54	Adriaan Pelser (20)	12.65
2013	Adriaan Pelser (25)	12.63	Sophie Watts (26.5)	12.68	Ben Offereins (6.25)	12.73
2012	Alex Glorie (10.00)	12.6	Gemma Grigg (26.25)	12.61	Ben Clark (13)	12.64
2011	Adam Moore (16.50)	12.33	Cole Unasa (8.00)		Bryce Teo (8.00)
2010	Dylan Panizza (12.25)	11.98	Brittany Pettit (23.00)		Glenn Ross (13.00)
2009	Alex Glorie (11.00)	12.82	Tamati Smith (13.50)	12.83	Grady Horlel (23.00)	12.91
2008	Aiden Jeanes (7.75)	12.25	Cameron Yorke (9.25)	12.45	Kelsey Golding (25.25)	12.57
2007	Julie Choate (26.50)	12.56	Harold Walden (13.00)	12.58	Jared Bezuidenhut (6.50)	12.64
2006	Evan Jarvis (9.50)	12.3	Simon Crichton (8.50)	12.32	Matthew Irvine (27.00)	12.34
2005	Dane Richter (10.50)	12.32	Thierry Xavier (9.00)	12.48	Cameron Yorke (9.00)	12.52
2004	Darren Rogers (6.50)	12.08	Ben Leather (12.00)	12.2	Simon Crichton (8.50)	12.24
2003	Evan Jarvis	12.16	Andrew McManus	12.42	Stuart Flowers	12.44
2002	Rebecca Carr		Trish McDonald		Brett Blanco
2001	Kylie Bent (26.00)	12.4	Julie Choate (26.50)	12.44	Brett Blanco	12.48
2000	Cameron Yorke (8.25)	12.68	Eddie Marchent (15.00)	12.7	Rod Buchanan (4.00)	12.72
1999	Rod Buchanon (5.50)	12.52	Simon Paull (14.00)	12.64	Mark Pierce (11.25)	12.66
1998	Trent Hunter (8.00)	12.24	Brian Smith (8.25)	12.52	Darren Boyes (8.00)	12.68
1997	Jai York (8.25)	12.57	Trent Hunter (12.50)	12.56	Troy Davey (9.50)	12.68
1996	Simon Pratten (13.25)	12.52	Trent Hunter (14.50)	12.64	Manesh Pillay	12.72
1995	Rod Buchanan (9.50)		Kylie Reed (22.5)		Nick Ward (4.75)
1994	John Manus (9.00)		Paul Edmiston (5.75)		Andrew Van der Hoeven
1993	John Manus (9.00)	12.00	Paul Edmiston (10.25)		Mark Peters (9.00)
1992	Mark Peters	12.72	Paul Edmiston (12.00)	12.74	Campbell Brown	12.76
1991	Ben Listen (10.50)	12.52	Shaun Mayne	12.66	John Manus	12.68
1990	Dean Capobianco (0.75)	12.46	Mark Peters (12.5)		Paul Vogl (14.50)
1989	Nick Ward (11.50)		Dean Capobianco (4.00)		John Manus (11.50)
1988	Greg Harvey (9.50)		Rod Mapstone (7.5)		Peter O'Dwyer (4.50)
1987	Peter O'Dwyer	11.63	Patrick Papertalk		Todd Lewis
1986	Patrick Papertalk	11.89	Carl Green		Gavin Carter
			550m
2015	Jeremy Hill (82)	1.14.60	Brittany Brymer (110)	1.15.8	Chris Punch (15)	1.16.1
2014	Kiara Reddingius (114m)		Nicole Clarke (105)		Mark Elms (95m)
2013	Kiara Reddinguis (124m)	1.11.6	Ellie Nagle (120)	1.13.3	Hannah Willox (130)	1.13.9
2012	Kiara Reddinguis (135m)	1.13.92	Isabella Valuri (137)	1.14.28	Sophie Watts (115)	1.14.8
2011	Nathan Caccamo (70)	1.15.48	Courtney Heinz (28)	1.18.0	Ben Knox (80)	1.19.0
2010	Dane Richter (21)	1.16.0	Ben Clark (40)	1.17.0	Marie Decker (105)	1.18.0
			70m
2015	Adriaan Pelser (10.75)	7.6	Rhys Davies (12.5)	7.7	Daniel Cruickshank (8.25)	7.76
2014	Jarrod de Rosario (10)	7.69	Adriaan Pelser (11.25)	7.76	Bryce Teo (3.5)	7.78
2013	Maurice Herzceg (6.25)	7.79	Jared Bezuidenhout (5.5)	7.8	Dean Scarff (4.25)	8.81
2012	Bryce Teo (4.75)	7.54	Dylan Panizza (5.75)	7.58	Cole Unasa (5)	7.59
2011	Nathan Caccamo (12.5)		Adam Moore (9.25)		Cole Unasa (5)
2010	Dylan Panizza (7)	7.38	Cole Unasa (6.50)	7.38	Brittany Pettit (13.25)
2009
2008	Cameron Yorke (5.5)	7.49	Aiden Jeans (4.5)	7.51	Glenn Ross (7.75)	7.67
2007	Paul Speering (9.5)	7.58	Julie Choate (15.25)	7.66	Dane Richter (4.75)	7.8
2006	John Kanaho (6.5)	7.3	Thierry Xavier (4)	7.38	Dane Richter (5)	7.4
2005	Cameron Yorke (5.25)	7.56	Dane Richter (6.25)	7.58	Thierry Xavier (5.25)	7.76
2004	Ben Leather	7.44	Shane Hair	7.46	Brett Blanco	7.48
2003	Evan Jarvis	7.38	Shane Hair	7.4	Brett Blanco	7.42

Previous Championship Team Winners

2016 –

2015 – North Beach Athletics (WCAL Cup)

2014 – North Beach Athletics

2013 – North Beach Athletics

2012 – North Beach Athletics

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Adriaan Pelser was a worthy winner of the 2015 Be Active Mullewa Gift on
Saturday.

He is only 15 but even more remarkably the South African born youngster is now a dual winner as he also won two years ago at 13. To top that off, he was third last year.

His improvement is easy to gauge. In 2013, he was off a 25m start and won in 12.63 seconds.

Last year, his mark was increased to 20m and he was third in 12.65 seconds. This time he was on 16.5m and won in a blistering 12.42 seconds.

That was enough to hold off another promising junior, 16 year old Daniel Cruickshank who was the backmarker (12.75m) and recorded an excellent 12.63 seconds.

Veteran 36 year old Simon Crieghton (16.5m) was third in 12.69 seconds.

“I felt I was in good form and my coach (Paul Edmiston) and I had worked hard on improving my weak points,” Pelser said. “My start wasn’t the best but after that everything went right. “I still have improvement in me and I am hoping to run 11.3 (over 100m) this year.”

Pelser said he felt comfortable about half way through the race and pleased he held on as the line approached.

“At the end I was confident I had done enough but I kept going flat out.”

“You never know, there might have been someone closing in more quickly than I realised so I kept running hard.”

Pelser now plans to concentrate on running the 100 and 200m at the All-Schools Championships and then hopefully the Nationals.

From there, who knows? He has real talent and better still, trains hard. Pelser also won the 70m Jim Wilson Handicap in relative ease coming off 10.75m to beat Rhys Davies (12.5m) and Cruickshank (8.25m).

The Burando Hill 550m Handicap went to Jeremy Hill (82m). He finished strongly to best Brittaney Brymer (110m) while backmarker Chris Punch (15m) was gutsy in finishing third.

 

(from left) Second place getter Daniel Cruickshank, winner Adriaan
Pelser and third placed Simon Crieghton.

2015 Mullewa Gift winner Adriaan Pelser.

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Entries

Jim Wilson Memorial 70m Sprint

Scott Andrews (CUR), Cody Beattie (CUR), Brittanny Brymer (UWA), Burt Cockley (CUR), Simon Crichton (NBA), Daniel Cruickshank (NBA), Rhys Davies (NBA), Kobi Evans (CUR), Kurt Evans (NBA), Breanna Fallows (CUR), Steven Ferguson (ROV), Jeremy Hill (CUR), Evan Jarvis (CUR), Laura Melis (CUR),  Tegan Maffescioni (SLSWA), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Dylan Panizza (UWA), Adriaan Pelser (NBA), Kiara Reddingius (CUR), Glenn Ross (UWA), Wesley Salisbury (CAN), Imogen Spencer (UWA), Zoe Spencer (UWA), Kaleigh Spithoven (UWA), Virginia Stasyszyn (CUR), Lincoln Taylor (CUR), Carryne Teo (CUR), Natasha Uniewicz (CUR), Sophie Watts (UWA), Eliza Wilson (UWA). 30 – entries.

 

Mullewa 120m Gift

Scott Andrews (CUR), Cody Beattie (CUR), Brittanny Brymer (UWA), Burt Cockley (NBA), Simon Crichton (CUR), Daniel Cruickshank (NBA), Rhys Davies (NBA), Kobi Evans (CUR), Kurt Evans (NBA), Breanna Fallows (CUR), Steven Ferguson (ROV), Jeremy Hill (CUR), Ieuan Hook (KAC), Evan Jarvis (CUR), Laura Melis (CUR), Tegan Maffescioni (SLSWA), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Dylan Panizza (UWA), Adriaan Pelser (NBA), Terry Price (CAN), Kiara Reddingius (CUR), Glenn Ross (UWA), Imogen Spencer (UWA), Zoe Spencer (UWA), Kaleigh Spithoven (UWA), Virginia Stasyszyn (CUR), Jane Stockley (NBA), Kim Taylor (CUR), Lincoln Taylor (CUR), Carryne Teo (CUR), Sophie Watts (UWA), Eliza Wilson (UWA). – 32 entries.

Novice 120m Gift

Rachel Bruursema (NBA), Daniel Cruickshank (NBA), Kobi Evans (CUR), Steven Ferguson (ROV), Ieuan Hook (KAC), Laura Melis (CUR), Tegan Maffescioni (SLSWA), Chris Punch (CAN), Kaleigh Spithoven (UWA), Imogen Spencer (UWA), Zoe Spencer (UWA), Jane Stockley (NBA), Carryne Teo (CUR), Natasha Uniewicz (CUR) – 14 entries.

 

550m Gift

Cody Beattie (CUR), Jeremy Hill (CUR), Ieuan Hook (KAC), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Chris Punch (CAN), Kiara Reddingius (CUR), Wesley Salisbury (CAN), Virginia Stasyszyn (CUR), Jane Stockley (NBA), Carryne Teo (CUR), Natasha Uniewicz (CUR), Sophie Watts (UWA). – 12 entries.

 CLUBS

CAN – Canning Districts Athletic Club, CUR – Curtin Track Club, KAC– Kwinana Athletics Centre, NBA – North Beach Athletics, ROV – Rovers GNJFL*, SLSWA – Surf Lifesaving WA, UWA – University of WA

* Great Northern Junior Football League.

Results

70m Heat 1		12:00pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Wesley	Salisbury	6	3	7.98
White	Scott	Andrews	7.5	2	7.864
Blue	Jeremy	Hill	9.25	8	8.629
Yellow	Adriaan	Pelser	10.75	1	7.72
Green	Zoe	Spencer	12	6	8.286
Pink	Kaleigh	Spithoven	13	5	8.217
Black	Natasha	Uniewicz	14	7	8.454
Grey	Breanna	Fallows	16	4	8.187
70m Heat 2		12:05pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Kurt	Evans	6	SCR
White	Glenn	Ross	7.25	3	8.013
Blue	Daniel	Cruickshank	8.25	1	7.761
Yellow	Laura	Melis	11	6	8.525
Green	Kiara	Reddingius	11.75	2	7.92
Pink	Brittanny	Brymer	13	4	8.142
Black	Virginia	Stasyszyn	13.25	5	8.272
Grey	Ellie	Nagle	14.25	SCR
70m Heat 3		12:10pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Burt	Cockley	6	4	7.991
White	Evan	Jarvis	6.75	3	7.901
Blue	Lincoln	Taylor	8.25	6	8.345
Yellow	Tegan	Maffescioni	11	7	8.349
Green	Kobi	Evans	11.75	2	7.895
Pink	Carryne	Teo	12.25	5	8.098
Black	Sophie	Watts	13.75	1	7.885
70m Heat 4		12:15pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Dylan	Panizza	5.75	2	7.783
White	Cody	Beattie	6.25	4	7.97
Blue	Steven	Ferguson	7.5	6	8.15
Yellow	Simon	Crichton	10.25	3	7.828
Green	Eliza	Wilson	11	5	8.101
Pink	Rhys	Davies	12.5	1	7.733
Black	Imogen	Spencer	13	7	8.293
Novice 120m Heat 1		12:45PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Daniel	Cruickshank	14	1	12.462
White	Ieuan	Hook	16	5	13.111
Blue	Rachel	Bruursema	24	7	13.735
Yellow	Tegan	Maffescioni	25	3	12.854
Green	Zoe	Spencer	26	4	12.909
Pink	Kaleigh	Spithoven	28	2	12.666
Black	Natasha	Uniewicz	28	6	13.129
Novice 120m Heat 2		12:50PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Chris	Punch	9	5	13.022
White	Steven	Ferguson	15	3	12.775
Blue	Kobi	Evans	23	1	12.614
Yellow	Laura	Melis	24.5	7	13.533
Green	Carryne	Teo	26	2	12.685
Pink	Imogen	Spencer	27	4	12.863
Black	Jane	Stockley	30	6	13.39
120m Gift Heat 1		1:05PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Kurt	Evans	12	SCR
White	Steven	Ferguson	14	4	12.899
Blue	Adriaan	Pelser	17	1	12.322
Yellow	Brittanny	Brymer	23	5	13.301
Green	Jeremy	Hill	25	2	12.353
Pink	Ellie	Nagle	29	3	12.76
Black
120m Gift Heat 2		1:10PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Burt	Cockley	12	3	13.051
White	Terry	Price	13	5	13.448
Blue	Eliza	Wilson	22	2	12.873
Yellow	Laura	Melis	22	6	13.736
Green	Kim	Taylor	24	1	12.832
Pink	Imogen	Spencer	26	4	13.178
Black
120m Gift Heat 3		1:15PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Evan	Jarvis	11.75	3	12.768
White	Daniel	Cruickshank	12.75	1	12.595
Blue	Simon	Crichton	16.5	2	12.645
Yellow	Tegan	Maffescioni	22	6	13.36
Green	Zoe	Spencer	24	5	13.297
Pink	Kaleigh	Spithoven	24	4	13.189
Black
120m Gift Heat 4		1:20PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Dylan	Panizza	9	2	12.857
White	Scott	Andrews	12	4	13.121
Blue	Lincoln	Taylor	15.75	8	14.054
Yellow	Kobi	Evans	22	1	12.814
Green	Virginia	Stasyszyn	23	6	13.688
Pink	Sophie	Watts	24	3	12.861
Black	Jane	Stockley	30	5	13.475
120m Gift Heat 5		1:25PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Cody	Beattie	9	4	13.117
White	Glenn	Ross	12	6	13.389
Blue	Ieuan	Hook	14	7	13.43
Yellow	Rhys	Davies	20.25	1	12.835
Green	Kiara	Reddingius	21.75	2	12.893
Pink	Carryne	Teo	24.5	3	13.04
Black	Breanna	Fallows	30	5	13.314
120m Gift Semi-Final 1		2:40PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Dylan	Panizza	9	3	12.78
White	Evan	Jarvis	11.75	2	12.727
Blue	Scott	Andrews	12	5	13.194
Yellow	Carryne	Teo	24.5	4	12.857
Green	Jeremy	Hill	25	1	12.6
120m Gift Semi-Final 2		2:45PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Burt	Cockley	12	3	12.901
White	Steven	Ferguson	14	4	12.926
Blue	Simon	Crichton	16.5	1	12.614
Yellow	Sophie	Watts	24	2	12.791
Green
120m Gift Semi-Final 3		2:50PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Cody	Beattie	9	4	13.391
White	Kiara	Reddingius	21.75	1	12.921
Blue	Eliza	Wilson	22	2	13.1
Yellow	Kaleigh	Spithoven	24	5	13.417
Green	Ellie	Nagle	29	3	13.143
70m Final		3:15pm
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Dylan	Panizza	5.75	4	7.79
White	Scott	Andrews	7.5	5	7.86
Blue	Daniel	Cruickshank	8.25	3	7.76
Yellow	Adriaan	Pelser	10.75	1	7.6
Green	Kiara	Reddingius	11.75	6	7.88
Pink	Kobi	Evans	11.75	7	7.96
Black	Rhys	Davies	12.5	2	7.7
Grey	Sophie	Watts	13.75	8	7.98
550m FINAL		3.30PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Chris	Punch	15	3	1.16.1
White	Wesley	Salisbury	30	4	1.16.1
Blue	Cody	Beattie	40	10	1.24.5
Yellow	Ieuan	Hook	65	SCR
Green	Jeremy	Hill	82	1	1.14.60
Pink	Kiara	Reddingius	98	8	1.18.3
Black	Virginia	Stasyszyn	105	11	1.32.4
Grey	Brittanny	Brymer	110	2	1.15.8
Orange	Ellie	Nagle	110	6	1.16.5
Aqua	Natasha	Uniewicz	110	12	1.24.6
Maroon	Carryne	Teo	115	9	1.19.8
Red Stripe	Sophie	Watts	120	7	1.17.2
Black Stripe	Jane	Stockley	130	5	1.16.2
Novice 120m Final		3.45PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Daniel	Cruickshank	14	1	12.69
White	Steven	Ferguson	15	6	13.05
Blue	Kobi	Evans	23	2	12.699
Yellow	Tegan	Maffescioni	25	5	12.979
Green	Imogen	Spencer	27	7	13.06
Pink	Carryne	Teo	26	4	12.889
Black	Imogen	Spencer	27	8	13.171
Grey	Kaleigh	Spithoven	28	3	12.712
120m Be Active Mullewa Gift Final		4.00PM
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Daniel	Cruickshank	12.75	2	12.631
White	Simon	Crichton	16.5	3	12.688
Blue	Adriaan	Pelser	17	1	12.42
Yellow	Rhys	Davies	20.25	8	14.05
Green	Kiara	Reddingius	21.75	7	13.054
Pink	Kobi	Evans	22	6	12.842
Black	Kim	Taylor	24	5	12.786
Grey	Jeremy	Hill	25	4	12.716

Videos

Form Guide

Scott Andrews (12m) Age: 25yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Last Pro race was 7th place in 2011 Be Active Mullewa Gift final from 10.25m. 4th place final of 2011 Mullewa Novice 10.5m. 3rd in heat of 2011 Jim Wison Memorial 70m from 5.5m. No recent form but could surprise.
Cody Beattie (9m) Age: 16yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
The WA 100m & 200m State U16 Champion. Runner up in the 2014 Bendigo Bank Hamersley 120m Gift. 7th in heat of George Strickland 120m gift from 12m ran 12.77sec. 5th place 2015 u17 Junior Blues 100m Gift from 3.25m ran 11.59sec. Had outstanding improvement last season. Quality speed should be in with a big chance.
Brittanny Brymer (23m) Age: 21yo Club: UWA Coach: Glenn Ross
WCAL 2014/15 Interstate Athlete of the Year. Beach sprinter and Surf lifesaver finished 7th in 2013 final from 26.5m. 8th in 2014 Kevan Hook 120m gift final from 24.75m. Outstanding effort to win $15000 in 2014 Queanbeyan Women’s Gift. Big win last season.
Burt Cockley (12m) Age: 29yo Club: North Beach Coach: Paul Edmiston
Ex Professional cricket Player with NSW Blues, WACA, Kings XI Punjab (IPL), selected for Australia A and Australian ODI squad. Great athlete with good speed has only been sprinting a few months makes his Professional running debut. Speedy cricketer could surprise.
Simon Crichton (16.5m) Age: 36yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Veteran Curtin sprinter winner of QLD’s major pro event the 2001 Jupiters 120m Gift on the Gold Coast. 2014 Be Active Mullewa 120m Gift finished 4th place in semi-final from 15.5 ran 13.14sec. Experience could be valuable here.
Daniel Cruickshank (12.75m) Age: 16yo Club: North Beach Coach: Paul Edmiston
Last pro race finished 6th in final of 2015 Kevan Hook Gift from 13m ran 11.53sec. 3rd in final of 2014 Kevan Hook 120m Gift from 15m in 11.7h. 2nd place U17 HLAC 100m gift from 5.5m in 11.21sec. Has genuine speed. Good chance to make final if he has improved over winter.
Rhys Davies (20.25m) Age: 18yo Club: North Beach Coach: Paul Edmiston
2013 Winner Mullewa Novice 120m Gift from 25m in 12.45sec. Back to back 2014 & 2015 Winner George Strickland 120m Gift from 23.5m in 12.15sec. 4th in final of 2015 Kevan Hook 120m Gift ran 11.45sec from 20.5m. Has another good chance for win here with best form.
Kobi Evans (22m) Age: 25yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Last start finished 7th place in 2015 Kevan Hook 120m gift final from 22m ran 11.71sec. Heptathlete - Competed at national level and placed 5th in Australia, State heptathlon Gold medal 2015, State long jump silver medal, State 100m hurdles bronze medal. Good chance.
Breanna Fallows (30m) Age: 13yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Winner 2015 Dave Dilley 120m Women’s Gift ran 13.65 from 24m. Last start 4th in heat of 2015 Kevan Hook Gift ran 12.21sec from 30m. Very good chance with improved form.
Jeremy Hill (25m) Age: 17yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
8th place in final of 2015 George Strickland 120m Men’s Gift from 25.5m ran 12.71sec. Last start finished 5th place in heat of 2015 Kevan Hook Gift from 25.75m ran 12.46sec. Could be in final with best run.
Ieuan Hook (14m) Age: 17yo Club: Kwinana Coach: Self
Second place in U/17 Hamersly 100m gift. Have been invited to help coach Kwinana little athletics centre in conjunction with other coaches for the 2015/2016 season. Outside chance.
Evan Jarvis (11.75m) Age: 28yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Mullewa Gift 120m winner 2003 & 2006. Mullewa Gift 70m winner 2003. 2003 Bay Sheffield 70m Gift (SA) winner. Experienced athlete has had an extended lay off athletics and is now having another crack at the big one!
Laura Melis (22m) Age: 28yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Long jump state medallist every year from 2008 to 2013. National U23 silver and bronze medals consecutive years in the LJ. Quality athlete makes her pro debut.
Tegan Maffescioni (22m) Age: 27yo Club: Surf Life Saving WA Coach: Lyn Foreman
Australian & World Championships Beach Sprint Finalist & Relay Champion. Unknown form makes her pro debut.
Ellie Nagle (29m) Age: 15yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Last start finishing 3rd in heat of the 2015 Kevan Hook Gift from 28.5m ran 11.62sec. Competed in 2015 Stawell Gift later that season. Runner up in the 2015 Kevan Hook 550m final with 1.05.30 from 115m. Solid pro performer can always surprise.
Dylan Panizza (9m) Age: 25yo Club: UWA Coach: Glenn Ross
2010 Be Active Mullewa Gift 120m winner & Jim Wilston Memorial 70m winner. Last start Runner up 2015 Kevan Hook 120m Gift 11.41sec from 9.5m. 2013 Bay Sheffield 70m Gift winner. Has the experience if in good shape will be there at the end. Good finals chance again.
Adriaan Pelser (17m) Age: 15yo Club: North Beach Coach: Paul Edmiston
Is the youngest winner in this long gift races history when he won the 2013 Be Active Mullewa 120m Gift from 25m in 12.66sec. Runner up in 2013 Bendigo Bank 120m Gift ran 12.40sec from 24m. Runner up in 2014 George Strickland 120m Gift ran 12.5sec from 22m. WCAL 2014/15 Athlete of The Year. Possibly one of the favourites.
Terry Price (13m) Age: 23yo Club: Canning Coach: Graeme Watson
Pro debut.
Kiara Reddingius (21.75m) Age: 23yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
2014 Australian & English Open Heptathlon Silver Medallist. 2014 WCAL Athlete of the Year. 2013 Bendigo Bank Hamersley Gift Winner from 27m ran 12.21sec. 2014 Melville Invitation 120m Gift from 24.5m ran 12.1sec. 2013 Bay Sheffield Women’s 120m Gift Winner. 2013 & 2014 Leonora 100m Race Winner. Could be another chance to win here.
Glenn Ross (12m) Age: 43 Club: UWA Coach: Self
2013 Ballarat 120m Gift winner. 2012 O35’s Bay Sheffield 120m Gift winner. 2010 Dardenup 70m Sprint winner. 2010 Bay Sheffield Masters 120m winner. Last start finished 5th in heat of 2014 Kevan Hook 120m Gift ran 12.4h from 10.75m. Quality Masters athlete and one to watch if in good shape
Imogen Spencer (26m) Age: 15yo Club: UWA Coach: Glenn Ross
Pro debut
Zoe Spencer (24m) Age: 17yo Club: UWA Coach: Glenn Ross
Pro debut.
Kaleigh Spithoven (24m) Age: 16yo Club: UWA Coach: Glenn Ross
Pro debut
Virginia Stasyszyn (23m) Age: 26yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Last start finished 6th in heat of 2015 Kevan Hook Gift from 22m ran 12.07sec. On the improve.
Jane Stockley (30m) Age: 21yo Club: North Beach Coach: Paul Edmiston
5th place 2012 Mullewa 550m, 4th place 2013 Mullewa 550m, 4th place 2014 Mullewa 550m, 3rd Rockingham 550m 2012, 3rd Hamersley 550m race 2013, 3rd Hamersley 550m race 2013. WCAL 2013/14 Distance AOTY is knocking on the door and is due for one soon.
Kim Taylor (24m) Age: 50yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Last start 2015 Kevan Hook gift finished 7th in heat from 22.5m in 12.26sec. Top runner in the 90’s getting back in shape from many years break from training and competition. He is an outside chance
Lincoln Taylor (15.75m) Age: 16yo Club: Curtiin Coach: Matt Barber
8th in heat of first pro start at George Strickland HLAC 120m Gift ran 13.03sec from 15m. 2014 Kevan Hook 120m Gift finished 4th in heat from 15.75m ran 12.2h. Yet to feature in the main pro finals could be due soon.
Carryne Teo (24.5m) Age: 20yo Club: Curtin Coach: Matt Barber
Last start finished 4th in heat of 2015 Kevan Hook Gift from 24.25m ran 11.84sec. Needs best run here.
Sophie Watts (24m) Age: 18yo Club: UWA Coach: Glenn Ross
The 2015 Be Active Mullewa 120m Gift Winner ran 12.41sec from 26m. 2013 Be Active Mullewa 120m Gift runner up from 26.5m ran 12.60sec. 4th in heat of 2014 Kevan Hook 120m Gift and ran 12.1h from 25.75m. May find it tougher but always in good form this time of year and could still be in with a chance.
Eliza Wilson (22m) Age: 21yo Club: UWA Coach: Glenn Ross
2014 Queanbeyan Women’s 70m gift from 10m handicap ran 8.05sec. Queanbeyan Womens’ 120m gift from 9m handicap ran 14.08sec. Chance.


Geraldton News

Friday Aug 22 2015

THE field for the 2015 Be Active Mullewa Gift is shaping as the most exciting in 25 years.

Back in 1990, soon-to-be-Olympian Dean Capobianco was the star attraction but nominations for next Saturday week’s 2015 Gift (Aug 29) suggest this year’s event will rank as highly.

A confirmed starter is defending champion Sophie Watts who was only the fourth female winner of the Gift since it was revived by the Mullewa Agricultural Society in 1986.

Watts, coming off a record-equalling 26 metres, was magnificent last year holding off popular veteran Barry Kernaghan and title holder Adriaan Pelser.

Her desperation in the final frenetic strides of a dramatic race was inspirational. In 2013, she was runner-up but in 2014 nothing short of a brick wall was going to stop her.

Pelser has also nominated and if the South African born sprinter is in any kind of form, he will be hard to stop.

When Pelser won in 2013 he was raw but is stronger now and the handicappers are bound to set him much further back than the 25m they gave him two years ago or last year’s 20m.

Also entered is Burt Cockley, better known as a successful fast bowler for NSW and later WA with 44 wickets at an impressive 28.40.

Cockley, still only 29 and arguably at the peak of his powers as a runner, also intends to contest the Jim Wilson 70m Handicap.

Brittanny Brymer will be another to watch. She won the lucrative 2014 Queanbeyan Women’s Gift last year.

Though Kiara Reddingius won’t be among the favourites, it will be a different story in the Burando Hill 550m Handicap where she will be aiming for a fourth successive win.

Others to watch in the Gift include Rhys Davies, winner of the 2013 and ’14 George Strickland 120m Gifts and WA Under 16 100 and 200m champion Cody Beattie.

Also entered is dual Mullewa Gift winner Evan Jarvis. He won in 2003 and 2006 and though it’s been a while, handicaps are different and his experience might well provide an edge.

Monday Aug 24 2015

A star attraction of next Saturday’s Be Active Mullewa Gift is Burt Cockley.

The 29 year old was a quality fast bowler who in 14 first class games took 44 wickets at 28.40.

He’s looking forward to participating in the 120m handicap  against some of Australia’s best sprinters.

“I’ve always loved athletics and the strength, speed and power sprinters have,” Cockley said.

“I’ve watched the Stawell Gift for as long as I can remember and admired that amateurs compete against the semi-pros and professionals.”

Born in Newcastle, Cockley played rugby league and cricket when young but gradually cricket took over and in 2008 debuted for NSW in the Sheffield Shield.

The next season he was the Blues’ leading wicket taker. Selection for Australia A followed and he was then named in Australia’s One Day squad, on tour in India.

He was in line to play when a monsoon struck and the game cancelled. Bad luck. Really bad luck was to come.

“I came home and spent over four years between first class games,” he said.

“I had stress fractures and bulging discs, two side strains and the worst of all, ruptured my ACL bowling a bouncer.

“That needed four operations as I contracted a staph infection and lost 8kg in 10 days, then had to wait 10 weeks to have the operation again – a difficult time physically and mentally.”

Cockley need a fresh start so moved west and despite the many setbacks, his talent won him a place in the WA team.

But again, injury cursed him. He damaged the meniscus in his knee in a tour game against England and by the time he was fit again the season and it seems his first class career was over.

“I know I could compete at first class level tomorrow but even if I perform really well in grade, I can’t imagine many teams would invest in an injury prone athlete.”

“I take first grade seriously but I’m a lot more relaxed too and grateful for athletics and the chance to try my best at another sport.”

In a handicap such as the Mullewa Gift anyone can win but Cockley is simply looking forward to the experience.

“I don’t know what to expect, all I’m looking forward to is having a great day.

“I’m stronger and faster than when I played professional cricket and my technique and form has progressed a lot under Paul Edmiston.”

Monday Aug 28 2015

Reigning Be Active Mullewa Gift champion Sophie Watts aims to retain her title tomorrow.

The Gift is a handicapped 120m sprint successfully revived by the Mullewa Agricultural Society in 1986.

Watts thrilled the crowd last year as she dug deep to win by under four-hundredths of a second.

She believes she can emulate the modern Gift’s only other back to back winner – John Manus (1993 and ’94).

“I’ve been training for a few months and I’m injury free so hopefully in form,” Watts said.

“I’m 18 now and stronger than last year, technically I think I’m pretty good though I still need to refine my start.”

Watts’ improvement has been noted and she expects a tougher mark than last year’s 26m.

“I think I’ll be around 24m so it will be hard and there are some really good runners this year but my aim is to get to the final and have a crack.”

Another to watch is ex-first class fast bowler Burt Cockley who is loving the chance to again compete at a high level.

“At NSW (with their Shield team) I was joint record holder of the 20m sprint in 2.83s with electronic timing gates,” Cockley said.

“Obviously it’s different with blocks and a starting gun but it will still come down to who best executes on the day.

“It’s similar to fast bowling – you need to put it together every ball and perform under pressure and in sprinting you have one moment but again have to perform under pressure.”

Other contenders include Rhys Davies, a proven item at the distance, WA U16 sprint champion Cody Beattie and 2013 winner Adriaan Pelser.

Gates open at 9.30am. Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for seniors and children under 16.

Other attractions include monster trucks, quick shears, fireworks, sideshow alley, exhibitions, art show, farm Olympics, baby animals and wildflower show.

The Gift program starts at 12. Other events are a 70m Handicap, Be Active Novice Sprint and Burando Hill 550m Handicap.

– Thanks to Victor Tanti.

Previous Winners

 

Year	First (H'cap)	Time	Second (H'cap)	Time	Third (H'cap)	Time
2015	Adriaan Pelser (17)	12.42	Daniel Cruickshank (12.75)	12.63	Simon Crichton (16.50)	12.68
2014	Sophie Watts (26)	12.41	Barrie Kernaghan (40)	12.54	Adriaan Pelser (20)	12.65
2013	Adriaan Pelser (25)	12.63	Sophie Watts (26.5)	12.68	Ben Offereins (6.25)	12.73
2012	Alex Glorie (10.00)	12.6	Gemma Grigg (26.25)	12.61	Ben Clark (13)	12.64
2011	Adam Moore (16.50)	12.33	Cole Unasa (8.00)		Bryce Teo (8.00)
2010	Dylan Panizza (12.25)	11.98	Brittany Pettit (23.00)		Glenn Ross (13.00)
2009	Alex Glorie (11.00)	12.82	Tamati Smith (13.50)	12.83	Grady Horlel (23.00)	12.91
2008	Aiden Jeanes (7.75)	12.25	Cameron Yorke (9.25)	12.45	Kelsey Golding (25.25)	12.57
2007	Julie Choate (26.50)	12.56	Harold Walden (13.00)	12.58	Jared Bezuidenhut (6.50)	12.64
2006	Evan Jarvis (9.50)	12.3	Simon Crichton (8.50)	12.32	Matthew Irvine (27.00)	12.34
2005	Dane Richter (10.50)	12.32	Thierry Xavier (9.00)	12.48	Cameron Yorke (9.00)	12.52
2004	Darren Rogers (6.50)	12.08	Ben Leather (12.00)	12.2	Simon Crichton (8.50)	12.24
2003	Evan Jarvis	12.16	Andrew McManus	12.42	Stuart Flowers	12.44
2002	Rebecca Carr		Trish McDonald		Brett Blanco
2001	Kylie Bent (26.00)	12.4	Julie Choate (26.50)	12.44	Brett Blanco	12.48
2000	Cameron Yorke (8.25)	12.68	Eddie Marchent (15.00)	12.7	Rod Buchanan (4.00)	12.72
1999	Rod Buchanon (5.50)	12.52	Simon Paull (14.00)	12.64	Mark Pierce (11.25)	12.66
1998	Trent Hunter (8.00)	12.24	Brian Smith (8.25)	12.52	Darren Boyes (8.00)	12.68
1997	Jai York (8.25)	12.57	Trent Hunter (12.50)	12.56	Troy Davey (9.50)	12.68
1996	Simon Pratten (13.25)	12.52	Trent Hunter (14.50)	12.64	Manesh Pillay	12.72
1995	Rod Buchanan (9.50)		Kylie Reed (22.5)		Nick Ward (4.75)
1994	John Manus (9.00)		Paul Edmiston (5.75)		Andrew Van der Hoeven
1993	John Manus (9.00)	12.00	Paul Edmiston (10.25)		Mark Peters (9.00)
1992	Mark Peters	12.72	Paul Edmiston (12.00)	12.74	Campbell Brown	12.76
1991	Ben Listen (10.50)	12.52	Shaun Mayne	12.66	John Manus	12.68
1990	Dean Capobianco (0.75)	12.46	Mark Peters (12.5)		Paul Vogl (14.50)
1989	Nick Ward (11.50)		Dean Capobianco (4.00)		John Manus (11.50)
1988	Greg Harvey (9.50)		Rod Mapstone (7.5)		Peter O'Dwyer (4.50)
1987	Peter O'Dwyer	11.63	Patrick Papertalk		Todd Lewis
1986	Patrick Papertalk	11.89	Carl Green		Gavin Carter
			550m
2015	Jeremy Hill (82)	1.14.60	Brittany Brymer (110)	1.15.8	Chris Punch (15)	1.16.1
2014	Kiara Reddingius (114m)		Nicole Clarke (105)		Mark Elms (95m)
2013	Kiara Reddinguis (124m)	1.11.6	Ellie Nagle (120)	1.13.3	Hannah Willox (130)	1.13.9
2012	Kiara Reddinguis (135m)	1.13.92	Isabella Valuri (137)	1.14.28	Sophie Watts (115)	1.14.8
2011	Nathan Caccamo (70)	1.15.48	Courtney Heinz (28)	1.18.0	Ben Knox (80)	1.19.0
2010	Dane Richter (21)	1.16.0	Ben Clark (40)	1.17.0	Marie Decker (105)	1.18.0
			70m
2015	Adriaan Pelser (10.75)	7.6	Rhys Davies (12.5)	7.7	Daniel Cruickshank (8.25)	7.76
2014	Jarrod de Rosario (10)	7.69	Adriaan Pelser (11.25)	7.76	Bryce Teo (3.5)	7.78
2013	Maurice Herzceg (6.25)	7.79	Jared Bezuidenhout (5.5)	7.8	Dean Scarff (4.25)	8.81
2012	Bryce Teo (4.75)	7.54	Dylan Panizza (5.75)	7.58	Cole Unasa (5)	7.59
2011	Nathan Caccamo (12.5)		Adam Moore (9.25)		Cole Unasa (5)
2010	Dylan Panizza (7)	7.38	Cole Unasa (6.50)	7.38	Brittany Pettit (13.25)
2009
2008	Cameron Yorke (5.5)	7.49	Aiden Jeans (4.5)	7.51	Glenn Ross (7.75)	7.67
2007	Paul Speering (9.5)	7.58	Julie Choate (15.25)	7.66	Dane Richter (4.75)	7.8
2006	John Kanaho (6.5)	7.3	Thierry Xavier (4)	7.38	Dane Richter (5)	7.4
2005	Cameron Yorke (5.25)	7.56	Dane Richter (6.25)	7.58	Thierry Xavier (5.25)	7.76
2004	Ben Leather	7.44	Shane Hair	7.46	Brett Blanco	7.48
2003	Evan Jarvis	7.38	Shane Hair	7.4	Brett Blanco	7.42

In the late 1990′s, the Be Active Mullewa Gift was awarded the ‘Professional race of the Year’ title by the AAC (Australian Athletics Confederation).

In 2014 it was awarded ‘Meeting of the Year’ by the WCAL.

With it’s fantastic atmosphere and unique painted grass track, the annual Mullewa Agricultural Show attracts thousands of spectators from around the country.

Known for it’s magnificent spring wildflower display Mullewa is located in Australia’s Coral Coast, just an hour’s drive from the coastal city of Geraldton and 464km north of Perth. Mullewa hosts the only country gift left in Western Australia and the longest running gift in WA history. It commenced in the early 1920′s and stopped at the commencement of World War II, it unfortunately didn’t return again until 1986 when professional runners were officially permitted by the IAAF to run with amateurs.

The Mullewa show has many things to do and see including; Art & craft for the kids, Agricultural and wildflower exhibitions, Sci-tech interactive display, Sideshow alley & fun rides, Show bags, Food & drink stalls, Licenced bar, Agricultural machinery exhibition, Cow Pat raffle, plus other entertainment as well as the exciting professional running events.

 

School Holiday Athletics Clinic

Age 8-16yrs. October 5th & 6th. WA Athletics Stadium.

The

West Coast Athletics League (Inc.)

presents the

2014/2015 Annual Awards & AGM

 at

Christina’s Restaurant in Victoria Park

on

Sunday the 29th of March 2015.

from

2-4pm

Annual General Meeting (1-2pm)

AWARD WINNERS

Winners recieve a FREE dinner for two at Christina’s Restaurant!

 

Athlete of the Year

Adriaan Pelser

Male Sprinter of the Year

Barrie Kernaghan

Female Sprinter of the Year

Taylor Watson

Distance Athlete of the Year

Mark Elms

WA Interstate Athlete of the Year

Brittanny Brymer

Team of the Year

North Beach Athletics

Coach of the Year

Paul Edmiston

Highlight of the Year

Rhys Davies

Meeting of the Year

Bendigo Bank Hamersley Gift

 

PLUS

WCAL Hall of Fame: Dean Capobianco, Andrew ‘Billy’ McManus & Matt Barber

Life Membership: Cameron Yorke & Paul Edmiston

 

Winner of Most Popular Restaurant in Perth 2009 and 2010 RCIA Finalist Awards For Excellence

Christina’s Restaurant was established in 1994 by Christine Harding and she is still the proud owner of the café. Christina’s has become a popular place to eat and to be seen, building a solid reputation for quality food and good service.

Since opening, Christina’s has been amongst the favourites in Perth, winning The Restaurant and Catering Industry Association of Western Australia Awards which include a Gold Plate and 13 Awards of Excellence.

Her staff call her ‘The Diva’, for being the quintessential restaurant hostess who loves to ‘feed’ people with generous portions. Children are welcome and are catered for with their own menu.

Christine Harding has been an active participant in sponsoring local sport clubs. She was a founding member of the WA Concierge Award and is still active in contributing to the community.

• Kitchen Opens 7 days a week
• Lunch – 11.30 pm to 3.00 pm
• Dinner – 5.00 pm till late
• Italian / Mediterranean / A La Carte
• Coffee and Cake offered all day
• Licensed or BYO – $3.00 corkage per person
• Set Menu available for group bookings
• Fresh baked cakes by our own pastry chef available daily
• Outside Dining area
• Ample Parking at rear
• Take-away Available
• Special dietary requirements can be catered for with prior notice
• Function catering available upon request

Where is Christina’s?

We are at 891 Albany Highway East Victoria Park, situated between Canterbury Terrace and Westminster Street. Look out for the Christina’s sign – We are on the left side of Albany Highway if you are heading north in towards Perth CBD.
Click here to view our location on a map! (and/or to get directions)

For phone enquiries and bookings our number is: 08 9361 9877

 *Download a copy of our Wine List & Drinks Menu Here*

Round 5/6 of the WCAL Championship

The 2015

The Hamersley LAC Gift – II

at

Charles Riley Reserve in North Beach

from

9-11am

on

Saturday February 7th, 2015.

Proudly Sponsored by

Hamersley Little Athletics Centre & North Beach Athletics.

PLUS

Australia’s most colourful athlete and 2014 Commonwealth Games 100m hurdles Finalist Shannon McCann!

Draft Timetable

9.00am – 120m Gift Heats.

9.30am – 100m U14 & U17 Junior Gift Heats.

10.20am – 100m U14 & U17 Junior Gift Finals.

10.30am – 120m Final.

10.45am – Presentations.

FOOD – BBQ Hamburger & Hot Dogs, Coffee Van & Canteen facilities available!

This event includes the;

#GStrickland120

George Strickland 120m Men’s Open Gift ($750)

Entries: John Ackermann (NBA), Riley Armstrong (NBA), Cody Beattie (CUR), Matt Boshoff (NBA), Daniel Cruickshank (NBA), Rhys Davies (NBA), Anton De Francesch (NBA), Mark Elms (WTC), Jeremy Hill (CUR), Barrie Kernaghan (NBA), Julian Konle (AWA), Adriaan Pelser (NBA), Loren Penny (NBA), Stefan Rajakovic (MEL), Heinrich Rass (NBA), Said Shah (CUR), Caleb White (CUR), Sasha Zhoya (MEL). – 18 entries.

#DaveDilley120

Dave Dilley Memorial 120m Women’s Open Gift ($750)

Entries: Breanna Fallows (CUR), Jacinda Harty (CUR), Jesse Huria (CUR), Ella Italiano (NBA), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Jane Stockley (NBA), Taylor Watson (NBA), Hannah Whitbread (NBA). – 7 entries.

Junior Pro Races Sponsored by

#JB100

U14 100m HLAC Junior Pro Gift – FREE ENTRY ($100)

Entries: Breanna Fallows (CUR), Gabrielle Jason (NBA), Stefan Rajakovic (MEL), Sarah Sundquist (NBA), Sasha Zhoya (MEL) – 5 entries.

U17 100m HLAC Junior Pro Gift – FREE ENTRY ($150)

Entries: John Ackermann (NBA), Riley Armstrong (NBA), Cody Beattie (CUR), Daniel Cruickshank (NBA), Jeremy Hill (CUR), Ieuan Hook (KWI), Ellie Nagle (CUR), Adriaan Pelser (NBA), Luke Ranalli (NBA), Heinrich Rass (NBA), Caleb White (CUR), – 11 entries.

Clubs:

CUR – Curtin University, KWI – Kwinana LAC, MEL – Melville Roar, NBA – North Beach Athletics, WTC – West Track Club.

Results

George Strickland 120m Men’s Open Gift ($750)
1st – $390 plus trophy, 2nd -$125, 3rd – $80, 4th - $50, 5th - $40, 6th - 30, 7th -$20, 8th - $15.
FIRST 2 IN EACH HEAT PLUS NEXT 2 FASTEST INTO FINAL
Event 1 - 9am George Strickland 120m Gift Heat 1
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Cody	Beattie	12	7	12.77
White	John	Ackermann	12.75	4	12.56
Blue	Heinrich	Rass	14.5	3	12.544
Yellow	Matt	Boshoff	16	8	12.865
Green	Adriaan	Pelser	18.25	1	12.362
Pink	Loren	Penny	20	5	12.622
Black	Sasha	Zhoya	22	6	12.665
Grey	Jeremy	Hill	25.5	2	12.465
Event 2 - 9.05am George Strickland 120m Gift Heat 2
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Julian	Konle	7.75	6	12.574
White	Daniel	Cruickshank	12.5	7	12.704
Blue	Said	Shah	13	5	12.492
Yellow	Caleb	White	15.75	3	12.45
Green	Mark	Elms	20	8	12.853
Pink	Riley	Armstrong	20.75	1	12.317
Black	Rhys	Davies	22.5	2	12.388
Grey	Barrie	Kernaghan	37.25	4	12.471
U17 Junior Blues 100m Gift Heats
FIRST 4 IN EACH HEAT INTO FINAL
Event 4 - 9.30am U17 Junior Blues 100m Gift Heat 1
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Cody	Beattie	3.25	5	11.596
White	John	Ackermann	4.75	4	11.52
Blue	Caleb	White	7.5	2	11.22
Yellow	Adriaan	Pelser	10	1	11.174
Green	Riley	Armstrong	11.25	3	11.243
Pink	Jeremy	Hill	14	6	11.741
Event 5 - 9.35am U17 Junior Blues 100m Gift Heat 2
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Daniel	Cruickshank	4.5	3	11.132
White	Heinrich	Rass	7	1	11.093
Blue	Ieuan	Hook	7.5	SCR
Yellow	Luke	Ranalli	13	2	11.113
Green	Ellie	Nagle	16	4	11.435
FINAL - U17 Junior Blues 100m Gift ($150)
Event 6 - 10.20am U17 Junior Blues 100m Gift Final
1st – $75 + trophy, 2nd -$45, 3rd – $30
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Daniel	Cruickshank	4.5	6	11.038
White	John	Ackermann	4.75	7	11.11
Blue	Heinrich	Rass	7	2	10.927
Yellow	Caleb	White	7.5	5	11.016
Green	Adriaan	Pelser	10	1	10.842
Pink	Riley	Armstrong	11.25	3	10.928
Black	Luke	Ranalli	13	4	10.961
Grey	Ellie	Nagle	16	8	11.49
FINAL - U14 Junior Blues 100m Gift ($100)
Event 7 - 10.25am U14 Junior Blues 100m Gift Final
1st – $50 + trophy, 2nd -$30, 3rd – $20
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	Stefan	Rajakovic	0	5	12.55
White	Sasha	Zhoya	2.5	4	12.489
Blue	Gabrielle	Jason	12	2	12.095
Yellow	Breanna	Fallows	12.5	3	12.373
Green	Sarah	Sundquist	14.25	1	11.739
FINAL - Dave Dilley Women's Open 120m Gift
1st – $400 plus trophy, 2nd -$140, 3rd – $90, 4th - $50, 5th - $40, 6th - $30
Event 8- 10.30am Dave Dilley Women's Open 120m Gift Final
Red	Ellie	Nagle	16.75	4	13.94
White	Jesse	Huria	17.25	6	14.2
Blue	Taylor	Watson	17.5	3	13.869
Yellow	Ella	Italiano-Schmidt	17.75	7	14.693
Green	Jane	Stockley	20.5	5	14.031
Pink	Jacinda	Harty	23	2	13.711
Black	Breanna	Fallows	24	1	13.653
FINAL - George Strickland 120m Men’s Open Gift ($750)
1st – $390 plus trophy, 2nd -$125, 3rd – $80, 4th - $50, 5th - $40, 6th - 30, 7th -$20, 8th - $15.
Event 9 - 10.35am Bendigo Bank Hamersley LAC 120m Gift Final
Colour	Name		Mark	Place	Time
Red	John	Ackermann	12.75	7	12.604
White	Heinrich	Rass	14.5	6	12.574
Blue	Caleb	White	15.75	5	12.469
Yellow	Adriaan	Pelser	18.25	2	12.258
Green	Riley	Armstrong	20.75	3	12.272
Pink	Rhys	Davies	22.5	1	12.248
Black	Jeremy	Hill	25.5	8	12.717
Grey	Barrie	Kernaghan	37.25	4	12.346

Video

Previous Winners

 2015  George Strickland Men’s 120m Gift

Rhys Davies (22.5) 12.24sec

2014 George Strickland Men’s 120m Gift

Rhys Davies (23.5m) 12.15sec

 &

2015 Dave Dilley Women’s 120m Gift

Breanna Fallows (24m) 13.64sec

2014 Dave Dilley Women’s 120m Gift

Amy Tolcon (11m) 13.36sec

The 2015

 

 Melville Roar LAC Gift

is on

Saturday the 17th of January 2015.

from

9am-11am

at

Len Shearer Reserve, Booragoon.

Proudly supported by

Australia’s most colourful athlete and 2014 Commonwealth Games 100m hurdles Finalist Shannon McCann will be competing and signing autographs!