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EVENT

VENUE

DATE

12 YEARS AND UNDER CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPS

BENDIGO, VICTORIA

3-11 JANUARY, 2014

Officials’ Handbook

EVENT TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS

VENUE BENDIGO, VICTORIA

DATE 8 - 11 APRIL, 2014

Officials’ Handbook

SSA Triathlon Championships 2014 - Page i

Contents School Sport Australia Executive .......................................................................................................................1

School Sport Victoria .......................................................................................................................................1

Local Organising Committee ............................................................................................................................1

Welcome from School Sport Australia ..............................................................................................................2

Welcome from School Sport Victoria ..............................................................................................................3

Welcome from the Triathlon National Secretary ...............................................................................................4

Welcome from Triathlon Australia and Triathlon Victoria .................................................................................5

Welcome from the City of Greater Bendigo .....................................................................................................6

Codes of Behaviour .........................................................................................................................................7

Players’ Code of Behaviour ..........................................................................................................................7

Team Managements’ Code of Behaviour ......................................................................................................7

Parents’ Code of Behaviour ..........................................................................................................................7

Spectators’ Code of Behaviour......................................................................................................................7

Administrators’ and Officials’ Code of Behaviour ..........................................................................................8

Media Code of Behaviour ............................................................................................................................8

School Sport Australia Student Pledge .............................................................................................................9

InterstateTeam Arrivals and Departures ............................................................................................................10

Team Accommodation Venues ........................................................................................................................10

Competing Teams ...........................................................................................................................................11

Australian Capital Territory ..........................................................................................................................11

New South Wales ........................................................................................................................................12

Queensland .................................................................................................................................................13

South Australia .............................................................................................................................................14

Victoria ........................................................................................................................................................15

Western Australia .........................................................................................................................................16

Individual Race Numbers .................................................................................................................................17

Race Rules .......................................................................................................................................................21

Site and Course Maps ......................................................................................................................................25

Crusoe Reservoir ..........................................................................................................................................25

Swim Course ................................................................................................................................................25

Cycle Course ................................................................................................................................................26

Run Course ..................................................................................................................................................26

Directions from Melbourne Airport to Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo ....................................................................33

Championship Program ...................................................................................................................................34

Daily Schedule .............................................................................................................................................34

Training Schedule – Wednesday, 9 April .......................................................................................................35

Race Schedule – Thursday, 10 April ...............................................................................................................35

Race Schedule – Friday, 11 April ....................................................................................................................35

School Sport Australia 2014 Triathlon Championships Pre Championship Meeting Agenda ................................36

Minutes of the School Sport Australia 2013 Triathlon Championships Pre Championship Meeting .....................37

Directions from Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo to Quest Bendigo ...........................................................................41

School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships Opening Ceremony ................................................................43

Directions from Crusoe Reservoir to Dai Gum San Chinese Precinct ..................................................................44

Educational Excursion Program ........................................................................................................................45

Directions from Crusoe Reservoir to Central Deborah Mine .............................................................................46

Official Dinner Invitation .................................................................................................................................47

Directions from Quest Bendigo to All Season Hotel Bendigo ............................................................................48

Directions from Quest Bendigo Central to All Season Hotel Bendigo ................................................................48

Relay Teams ....................................................................................................................................................50

School Sport Australia 2014 Triathlon Championships Post Championship Meeting Agenda ..............................51

Minutes of the School Sport Australia 2013 Triathlon Championship Post Championship Meeting .....................52

School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships Closing Ceremony ..................................................................56

Team Officials .................................................................................................................................................57

Event Officials .................................................................................................................................................57

Bendigo Facilities and Services..........................................................................................................................58

24 Hour Emergency Services ........................................................................................................................58

Medical Contacts .........................................................................................................................................58

Hospital ...................................................................................................................................................58

Dental ......................................................................................................................................................58

Physiotherapy...........................................................................................................................................58

Chemist ....................................................................................................................................................58

Emergency Services ......................................................................................................................................58

Police .......................................................................................................................................................58

Community Services .....................................................................................................................................58

Dining Options ............................................................................................................................................58

Acknowledgements .........................................................................................................................................59

SSA Triathlon Championships 2014 - Page 1

School Sport Australia Executive President: Mr David Manttan

Executive Officer: Mr Brad Allen

Triathlon National Secretary: Ms Meredith Prime

School Sport Victoria President: Mr Rob Carroll

Vice President: Mr Steve Rothwell

Chief Executive Officer: Ms Jude Maguire

DEECD Representative: Mr Chris Thompson

Local Organising Committee Championship Conveners: Mr Howard Louis / Mr Michael Grant School Sport Victoria: Ms Jeanetta Rodwell Ms Robyn Miller Race Director: Mr Dave Huggett Event Director Ms Sue Huggett Triathlon Victoria: Mr Simon Auty


Welcome from School Sport Australia Established in 1981, School Sport Australia is responsible for the development and promotion of school sport in Australia. Each year school sport representative opportunities are provided for over 5500 students.

State and Territory school sport bodies have accepted responsibility for implementing School Sport Australia programs, assisting in policy development and providing, through their individual state/territory networks, the maximum number of opportunities for students to participate in the broadest possible range of sporting activities. School sport is offered at district, regional, state and interstate level and each year, hundreds of thousands of Australian students are provided with participation opportunities.

Approved international programs and the Pacific School Games are features of the national school sport calendar. International competitions planned during 2014 include our Football, Australian Football, Hockey, Cross Country, Netball, Softball, Cricket and Water Polo teams.

Interstate sporting competitions provide opportunities for students to participate in sport at the highest level. These events are an integral part of the School Sport Australia program, not only for their sporting benefits, but also for the immense educational, cultural and social benefits they provide for the participants.

School Sport Australia extends to all competitors best wishes in their pursuit of selection for their state or territory team and wishes them an enjoyable and rewarding experience as they pursue their personal goals in this particular sporting endeavour.

Representing a State or Territory is an achievement of which you can feel very proud. We hope that all competitors, team officials, organisers and supporters associated with this event derive satisfaction and fulfilment from their involvement.

We extend our sincere thanks also to the host cluster and their officials for their contribution in ensuring the success of this week‟s event.

David Manttan Brad Allen

David Manttan President School Sport Australia

Brad Allen Executive Officer

School Sport Australia

School Sport - A Class Act


Welcome from School Sport Victoria

On behalf of School Sport Victoria I extend a very warm welcome to all students, teachers, team officials and parents to the 2014 School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships.

It is Victoria‟s privilege to host such a prestigious event and I am grateful to the Organising Committee for their expertise and time in the planning already undertaken to ensure SSV run a quality competition. I would also like to acknowledge the coaches, managers and officials, as well as staff from each state in their School Sport units, for their cooperation and professional attitude towards the staging of this event.

I extend my congratulations to the students who have been selected to represent their State or Territory and acknowledge that you wear your uniforms with pride. Your selection reflects dedication and commitment to the sport not only from you personally but also the support you have received from your teachers, coaches and family. I hope that the coming week of competition is rewarding for you; not only to exhibit and develop your skills and teamwork, but to enable you to continue or develop new friendships.

The aims of School Sport Australia, which SSV will foster during this event, are to ensure that students develop athletically, socially and educationally from their involvement in school sport. Remembering this, I hope that all participants will enjoy themselves and achieve the team and personal goals you have set yourselves.

I also hope that within the busy competition schedule you will have time to sample some of the many attractions that Bendigo has to offer.

I wish all participants an enjoyable and memorable week.

Jude Maguire

Jude Maguire Chief Executive Officer School Sport Victoria


Welcome from the Triathlon National Secretary

Welcome to all competitors, team officials and parents to our 24th National Schools Triathlon Championship. I congratulate all competitors who have been selected to participate in the 2014 Championship and I am sure that you will all make the most of this opportunity and will achieve your ambitions.

The Championships gives male and female junior triathletes an opportunity to progress to the highest level of competition, with many athletes aiming to represent Australia in future National teams. Previous athletes who have competed at this competition include Melanie Mitchell, Nicole Hackett, Courtney Atkinson, Luke McKenzie, Bryce Quirk, Annabel Luxford, Craig Mottram, Luke Bell, Gareth Halverson, Felicity Abram, Melanie Sexton, Emma Snowsill, Emma Moffatt, Erin Densham and Luke McKenzie.

Howard Louis (National Championships Officer, SSV), David Huggett (Race Director) and the School Sport Victoria Triathlon Organizing Committee will I am sure make this a memorable week. As Victoria hosts the Championship for the fourth time, it will be a first for many athletes to compete at a regional venue in Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo.

To the Organizing Committee I extend my sincere thanks for your efforts, cooperation and professional attitude toward staging this event. I am confident that your efforts will achieve the aim of a great Championship for everyone.

Meredith Prime

Meredith Prime National Triathlon Secretary School Sport Australia


Welcome from Triathlon Australia and Triathlon Victoria

Triathlon Australia along with Triathlon Victoria are delighted to welcome all triathletes, coaches, parents, teachers and spectators to the 2014 School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships.

This is an exciting opportunity for competitors who will be participating and representing their states or territories, many for the very first time.

Triathlon Australia values its strong connection with School Sport Australia and the role it plays in the “All of Sport Triathlon Pathway”. Many of our National Talent Academy and Australian Junior Team triathletes have taken part in this event in recent years, namely Jaz Hedgeland and Jacob Birthwhistle who have both gone on to become Australian Junior Champions!

Sincere thanks must go to Schools Sport Australia and School Sport Victoria in organising this event and a special thanks to the City of Bendigo for hosting the event. We would also like to thank Dave Huggett as the Race Director, and the Triathlon Victoria Technical Officials who will be there to ensure that everybody taking part can enjoy a fair, safe and fun event.

We wish good luck to all competitors and look forward to providing our continued support in future years.

Simon Auty Katie Kelly

Simon Auty State Executive Director Triathlon Victoria

Katie Kelly National Participation and Membership Manager

Triathlon Australia


Welcome from the City of Greater Bendigo

Welcome from the Mayor

On behalf of the City of Greater Bendigo I am delighted to welcome everyone to Bendigo for the 2014 School Sport Australia National Triathlon Championships.

Bendigo is a modern thriving city of over 105,000 people and it really does lend itself to sporting, cultural and recreational pursuits. Our natural attractions and facilities are first class and our residents are warm and welcoming.

The City of Greater Bendigo is delighted to host this important event at Crusoe Reservoir - an important recreational facility set in a picturesque bushland setting. It‟s a wonderful part of Greater Bendigo that I think you will truly enjoy.

Greater Bendigo is fast becoming a much sought after destination for important sporting and other events and we are very proud of the terrific facilities that we have on offer.

It‟s also a great city in which to live, work, visit and play and I encourage everyone to visit our Bendigo Visitor Centre located in the historic former Bendigo Post Office building during your time with us. It‟s an attraction in its own right which will provide you with a good overview of all things Bendigo.

I wish everyone a very enjoyable stay in our beautiful city. I also hope that you enjoy the hospitality, the facilities and a successful championship.

Cr Barry Lyons

Mayor

City of Greater Bendigo


Codes of Behaviour Players’ Code of Behaviour

Be a good sport. Play for enjoyment. Strive for personal excellence Work hard for your team as well as yourself. Treat all team mates and opponents as you enjoy being treated yourself. Play by the rules. Cooperate with team and game officials. Control your behaviour on and off the field. Learn to value honest effort, skilled performance and improvement.

Team Managements’ Code of Behaviour

Set a good example for your players. Encourage and create opportunities to develop individual skills. Teach a wide range of team skills. Ensure that the sport is appropriate for the age group and the skill

development level of the players involved. Teach your players to be friendly towards officials and opponents. Give all interested students a chance to participate in training and in

games. Remove from the field of play any of your players whose behaviour is not

acceptable. Keep your own knowledge of coaching and the developments of the game

up to date. Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free

environment.

No tour official of the opposite gender should enter the team change rooms until all team members have completed changing.

It is most unwise for any team official to be in a situation where the official is alone with a team member without the knowledge of the team management.

Parents’ Code of Behaviour

Encourage participation by your children. Provide a model of good sportsmanship for your child to copy. Be courteous in your communication with players, team officials, game

officials and sport administrators. Encourage honest effort, skilled performance and team loyalty. Make any new parents feel welcome on all occasions. Do not interfere with the conduct of any events. Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free

environment.

Spectators’ Code of Behaviour

Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour. Remember children play for enjoyment. Don‟t let your behaviour detract

from their enjoyment. Let game officials conduct events without interference. Support skilled performances and team play with generous applause. Demonstrate respect for opposing players and their supporters. Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free

environment


Administrators’ and Officials’ Code of Behaviour

Ensure rules, equipment, training schedules and games are safe and match the needs and skill level of the children involved.

Ensure that equal opportunities for participation in sports are available for all children.

Involve children in planning, evaluation and decision making. Ensure everyone involved, including parents, understand their

responsibilities regarding fair play and appropriate behaviour. Encourage a positive attitude towards children‟s sport i) emphasise fun and enjoyment ii) encourage both teams iii) set a good example iv) encourage the pursuit of personal excellence Be consistent, courteous and helpful toward all participants. Use common sense to ensure that the „spirit of the game‟ for children is not

lost by overcalling violations. Ensure that adequate supervision is provided by qualified and competent

coaches and officials capable of developing appropriate sports behaviour and skill technique, and that these officials are given the opportunity to improve their coaching and officiating.

Remember that children play for enjoyment, downplay the importance of rewards.

Avoid allowing children‟s sports programs to become primarily spectator entertainment. Focus on the needs of the participants rather than the enjoyment of the spectators.

Distribute a Code of Behaviour sheet to spectators, officials, parents, coaches, players and the media, and take other positive steps to ensure people understand their responsibilities regarding fair play in children‟s sport.

Support School Sport Australia‟s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment

Media Code of Behaviour

Provide coverage of children‟s sport as well as reporting adult sport. Be aware of the difference between adult‟s sports programs and children‟s

sports programs. Children are not miniature professionals and adults should not place unfair

expectations upon them. Place in proper perspective the isolated incidents of unsportsmanlike

behaviour rather than make such incidents the “highlight” of the event. Focus upon children‟s fair play and their honest effort. Identify and report on the benefits of children participating in sport. Be aware of the difference between the goals of amateur sports and those

of professional sports. Make the readers, viewers and listeners aware of these differences. Make it clear that the professional is an entertainer and wage earner and this, on occasions, may be reflected in the professional athlete‟s behaviour.


School Sport Australia Student Pledge

“On behalf of all the participants at the 2014 School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships, together we aspire to achieve our highest level of personal performance and conduct. We promise:

To represent our teams with pride;

To co-operate with all officials;

To respect and abide by the rules that govern these Championships in the best traditions of school sport;

And, ……… above all, enjoy.”


InterstateTeam Arrivals and Departures

Flight Arrivals

Team Flight No. Arrive Melbourne

ACT Travelling by bus

NSW QF 413 9:20 AM

QLD QF 611 10:25 AM

SA VA 206 8:25 AM

WA QF 772 3:40 PM (7 April)

Flight Departures

Team Flight No. Depart Melbourne

ACT Travelling by bus

NSW VA 875 6:00 PM

QLD QF 632 6:05 PM

SA VA 243 7:40 PM

WA QF 471 6:50 PM

There are no bus transfers to be organised by School Sport Victoria from/to the airport. Teams are organising their own internal transport.

Team Accommodation Venues VICTORIA & QUEENSLAND - Quest Bendigo, 489 High Street, Bendigo AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY, NEW SOUTH WALES, SOUTH AUSTRALIA & WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Quest Bendigo Central, 228 McCrae Street, Bendigo


Competing Teams Australian Capital Territory

AGE GROUP NAME SCHOOL

Junior Boys Duncan Miller Canberra Grammar

Junior Girls Ellie Hoitink Merici College

Intermediate Boys Liam Sproule Stromlo High School

Intermediate Girls Lauren Elliott Campbell High School

Senior Boys

Jackson Bruce St Edmunds College

Travis Elliott Erindale College

Conor Sproule Canberra College

Senior Girls Freya Aisbitt Narrabundah College

Hannah McClusky Radford College

Coach Des Proctor Melrose High School

Manager Nicole Bruce


New South Wales

AGE NAME SCHOOL

Junior Boys

Sam Burke Woolgoolga High School

Toby Croudson Bowral High School

Joshua Ferris Arndell Anglican College

Callam Lang Warners Bay High School

Lorcan Redmond St Phillips Christian College

Aaron Yerbury De La Salle College Revesby Heights

Junior Girls

Jacki Burnand Tara Anglican School for Girls

Sarah Gardner St Paul‟s High School Booragul

Lauren Griffin Arndell Anglican College

Chloe Hollingsworth St Joseph‟s Aberdeen

Emily Jamgotchian Northholm Grammar School

Emily Watts The Scots School Bathurst

Intermediate Boys

Caleb Agostino-Morrow Newcastle Grammar School

Liam Burton Jindabyne Central School

Jack Ferris Arndell Anglican College

Hamish Longmuir Belmont Christian School

Kieren Tall Barker College

Connor Whitely Kinross Wolaroi School

Intermediate Girls

Lucy Cliff Holy Spirit College

Tayla Crudson Bowral High School

Lauren Kerwick Orange High School

Laura May Lucas Heights High School

Sophie Saunders Pymble Ladies College

Gabby Stanek Alstonville High School

Senior Boys

Mitchell Baker Terrigal High School

Luke Chalker Kinross Wolaroi School Orange

Brady Goodyear Lucas Heights Community School

Samuel Lewis Mackillop Senior College Port Macquarie

Patrick Moore Merewether High School

Lachlan Philpott St Columba Anglican School

Senior Girls

Laura Cook St Joseph‟s Regional College Port Macquarie

Sophie Heeney McCarthy Catholic College

Edwina Hobson PLC Sydney

Nikki Hollingsworth St Joseph‟s Aberdeen

Zoe Radford Calrossy Anglican School

Tenielle Stubbs Coffs Harbour Senior College

Manager Bruce Thomas Rouse Hill Anglican College

Manager Paul Kennedy Xavier College

Manager Paul Roger Leumeah High School

Manager Rochelle Young Penrith High School


Queensland

AGE NAME SCHOOL

Junior Boys

Todd Baldwin Xavier Christian College - Hervey Bay

Justin Currie Brisbane State High School

Luke Harvey Victoria Point State High School

Lachlan Jones Emmanuel College - Carrara

Taj Jones Nanango State High School

Elliot Schultz St Patrick‟s College - Shorncliffe

Junior Girls

Jessica Ashworth Mansfield State High School

Astrid Buis Brisbane State High School

Kayla Munson Xavier Christian College - Hervey Bay

Carmen Teiniker Varsity College – Gold Coast

Bree Thistlewait Genesis Christian College - Bray Park

Samantha Whitting All Hallow‟s School - Brisbane

Intermediate Boys

Nicholas Free Brisbane State High School

Jace Grant All Saint‟s Anglican College - Merrimac

Matthew Hauser Xavier Christian College – Hervey Bay

Ryan MacNicol Brisbane Boy‟s College - Toowong

Brodi Modini St Andrew‟s Anglican College – Perigin Springs

Harry Sweeny Northside Christian College – Everton Park

Intermediate Girls

Milan Agnew Brisbane Girls Grammar School

Lily Clapham San Sisto - Carina

Jessica Corliss Sandgate State High School

Dimitee Coventry King”s Christian College- Reedy Creek

Jessica Hoskin Caloundra City Private School

Priscilla Sangster St Rita‟s College - Clayfield

Senior Boys

Tayte Dixon Xavier Christian College – Hervey Bay

Campbell Oram St Laurence‟s College – South Brisbane

Kane Richards St Andrew‟s Lutheran College - Tallebudgera

Max Rose Kelvin Grove Secondary College

Wyatt Westmoreland Brisbane Grammar School

Kye Wylde St Andrew‟s Lutheran College - Tallebudgera

Senior Girls

Brandi Alberts Sheldon College

Brittany Dutton Craigslea State High School.

Breony Heaton Emmanuel College - Carrara

Elle Leahy Goondiwindi State High School

Sophie Malowiecki St Margaret‟s AGS - Ascot

Savanah Wayner Caloundra State High School

Coach Brian Harrington Urangan State High School

Manager Cassie Percival Urangan State High School

Manager Rebecca Jenner Bundaberg State High School

Manager Phil Hyam Beaudesert State High School


South Australia

AGE NAME SCHOOL

Junior Boys

Declan Gillard-Martin Trinity College

Patrick Goodwin Sacred Heart Middle School

Aiden Lock Immanuel College

Jack Sykes Henley High School

Sam Tierney Immanuel College

Junior Girls

Sara Edwards Mercedes College

Ruby Hickman Reidy Park Primary School

Siobhan Roe Seaton High School

Emily Steven Glen Osmond Primary School

Intermediate Boys Lachlan Ryan Westminster School

Zac Wheaton Marryatville High School

Intermediate Girls

Fern Davies Woodcroft College

Lauren Schroeder Kings Baptist Grammar School

Amy Steven Glenunga International High School

Senior Boys

Daniel Canala Marryatville High School

Shaun Hahn Nuriootpa High School

Jack Tierney Immanuel College

Ethan Woolford Trinity College

Senior Girls Ashleigh Mitchell Henley High School

Coach Stuart Woolford Triathlon SA

Tour Manager Chris Grenvold

Assistant Coach / Manager David Gomer Roma Mitchell Secondary College


Victoria

AGE NAME SCHOOL

Junior Boys

Anthony Crews Xavier College

Stefan Kot Rosehill Secondary College

James Lightfoot Scotch College

Patrick North Catholic College Wodonga

James Paton The Peninsula School

James Sampson The Peninsula School

Junior Girls

Emily Crispin Tallangatta Secondary College

Karolina Czajkowski University High School

Tamzin Hall Caulfield Grammar School

Ella MacLean Trinity Anglican College Wodonga

Naticia Varley Warrnambool College

Olivia Walker St Michael's Grammar School

Intermediate Boys

Luke Burns John Paul College

Matthew Heislers Girton Grammar School

Josh Holding Camberwell Grammar School

Hamish Martin Rosebud Secondary College

Kurt McDonald Cobden Technical School

Shane Strahan Patterson River Secondary College

Intermediate Girls

Brianna Behrsin St Margaret's School

Georgina Clarke Penleigh & Essendon Grammar School

Madison Crook Wesley College

Sarah Dobie Westbourne Grammar School

Ally Rose Ogden Carey Baptist Grammar School

Hayley Stanford Sacred Heart College

Senior Boys

Damon Boag Fairhills High School

Lachlan Brown Mentone Grammar School

Steven Carroll Plenty Valley Christian College

James Nevill Brauer Secondary College

Nicholas Thomas Brentwood Secondary College

Jack van Stekelenburg Melbourne Grammar School

Senior Girls

Kate Cassell-Ashton The Peninsula School

Rhiannon Hooper Catholic Ladies' College Ltd

Kerry Jonker Firbank Grammar School

Grace Lightfoot St Catherine's School

Shai O'Brien Catholic College Bendigo

Matilda Terry St Mary Of The Angels College

Coach Damian Harrison Ruyton Girls‟ School

Manager Zac Anderson The Lakes South Morang School

Manager Brodie Gardner Maribyrnong College

Manager Julia Hay NMIT


Western Australia

AGE NAME SCHOOL

Junior Boys

Reece Harris Frederick Irwin Anglican School

Duncan Jones Mazenod College

Zeke Tinley Bunbury Senior High School

Lachlan Twyford St Mark‟s Anglican School

Riley Walker Scotch College

Zak Williams Duncraig Senior High School

Junior Girls

Cassia Boglio IONA Presentation College

Tara Corrigan Duncraig Senior High School

Sophie Fenna St Hilda‟s Anglican School

Sophie Foxcroft Duncraig Senior High School

Michaela Maynard Holy Cross College

Abby Ouwendyk Santa Maria College

Intermediate Boys

Luke Bate Aquinas College

Drew Corrigan Duncraig Senior High School

Nicholas Funga CBC Fremantle

Liam McCoach Duncraig Senior High School

Oliver Stenning Applecross Senior High School

Brandon Swift Duncraig Senior High School

Intermediate Girls

Jessica Claxton Kinross College

Kira Hedgeland Rossmoyne Senior High School

Joanna Robertson Duncraig Senior High School

Carly Scott Lake Joondalup Baptist College

Olivia Smith Perth College

Aleisha Wesley Corpus Christi College

Senior Boys

Leighton Cook St Mark‟s Anglican School

Aidan Richards Trinity College

Thomas Russell Frederick Irwin Anglican School

Cambell Smith St Stephen‟s Schools

Benjamin Walton Mater Dei College

Kurt Wesley Corpus Christi College

Senior Girls

Alicia Buchanan Mindarie Senior College

Kailtyn Illingworth Duncraig Senior High School

Tegan Scott Lake Joondalup Baptist College

Tour Leader Stuart Denton Duncraig Senior High School

Boys Coach Tony Banks Swan Christian College

Girls Coach Katy Duffield Upper Swan Primary School

Boys Manager Justin Cordingley Wanbro Community School

Girls Manager Tracey Schmidt Wanbro Community School


Individual Race Numbers Race No.

Boys / Girls Age

Group Age

Division Given Family State

1 Boys 13-14 Junior Duncan Miller ACT

2 Boys 13-14 Junior Sam Burke NSW

3 Boys 13-14 Junior Todd Baldwin QLD

4 Boys 13-14 Junior Declan Gillard-Martin SA

5 Boys 13-14 Junior Anthony Crews VIC

6 Boys 13-14 Junior Reece Harris WA

7 Boys 13-14 Junior Toby Croudson NSW

8 Boys 13-14 Junior Justin Currie QLD

9 Boys 13-14 Junior Patrick Goodwin SA

10 Boys 13-14 Junior Stefan Kot VIC

11 Boys 13-14 Junior Duncan Jones WA

12 Boys 13-14 Junior Joshua Ferris NSW

13 Boys 13-14 Junior Luke Harvey QLD

14 Boys 13-14 Junior Aiden Lock SA

15 Boys 13-14 Junior James Lightfoot VIC

16 Boys 13-14 Junior Zeke Tinley WA

17 Boys 13-14 Junior Callam Lang NSW

18 Boys 13-14 Junior Taj Jones QLD

19 Boys 13-14 Junior Jack Sykes SA

20 Boys 13-14 Junior Patrick North VIC

21 Boys 13-14 Junior Lachlan Twyford WA

22 Boys 13-14 Junior Lorcan Redmond NSW

23 Boys 13-14 Junior Lachlan Jones QLD

24 Boys 13-14 Junior Sam Tierney SA

25 Boys 13-14 Junior James Paton VIC

26 Boys 13-14 Junior Riley Walker WA

27 Boys 13-14 Junior Aaron Yerbury NSW

28 Boys 13-14 Junior Elliot Schultz QLD

29 Boys 13-14 Junior James Sampson VIC

30 Boys 13-14 Junior Zak Williams WA

31 Girls 13-14 Junior Ellie Hoitink ACT

32 Girls 13-14 Junior Jacki Burnand NSW

33 Girls 13-14 Junior Jessica Ashworth QLD

34 Girls 13-14 Junior Sara Edwards SA

35 Girls 13-14 Junior Emily Crispin VIC

36 Girls 13-14 Junior Cassia Boglio WA

37 Girls 13-14 Junior Sarah Gardner NSW

38 Girls 13-14 Junior Astrid Buis QLD

39 Girls 13-14 Junior Ruby Hickman SA

40 Girls 13-14 Junior Karolina Czajkowski VIC

41 Girls 13-14 Junior Tara Corrigan WA

42 Girls 13-14 Junior Lauren Griffin NSW

43 Girls 13-14 Junior Kayla Munson QLD


44 Girls 13-14 Junior Siobhan Roe SA

45 Girls 13-14 Junior Tamzin Hall VIC

46 Girls 13-14 Junior Sophie Fenna WA

47 Girls 13-14 Junior Chloe Hollingsworth NSW

48 Girls 13-14 Junior Carmen Teiniker QLD

49 Girls 13-14 Junior Emily Steven SA

50 Girls 13-14 Junior Ella MacLean VIC

51 Girls 13-14 Junior Sophie Foxcroft WA

52 Girls 13-14 Junior Emily Jamgotchian NSW

53 Girls 13-14 Junior Bree Thistlewait QLD

54 Girls 13-14 Junior Naticia Varley VIC

55 Girls 13-14 Junior Michaela Maynard WA

56 Girls 13-14 Junior Emily Watts NSW

57 Girls 13-14 Junior Samantha Whitting QLD

58 Girls 13-14 Junior Olivia Walker VIC

59 Girls 13-14 Junior Abby Ouwendyk WA

60 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Liam Sproule ACT

61 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Caleb Agostino-Morrow NSW

62 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Nicholas Free QLD

63 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Lachlan Ryan SA

64 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Luke Burns VIC

65 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Luke Bate WA

66 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Liam Burton NSW

67 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Jace Grant QLD

68 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Zac Wheaton SA

69 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Josh Holding VIC

70 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Drew Corrigan WA

71 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Jack Ferris NSW

72 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Matthew Hauser QLD

73 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Hamish Martin VIC

74 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Liam McCoach WA

75 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Hamish Longmuir NSW

76 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Ryan MacNicol QLD

77 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Kurt McDonald VIC

78 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Jeremy Shaw WA

79 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Kieren Tall NSW

80 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Brodi Modini QLD

81 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Matthew Heislers VIC

82 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Oliver Stenning WA

83 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Connor Whitely NSW

84 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Harry Sweeny QLD

85 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Shane Strahan VIC

86 Boys 15-16 Intermediate Brandon Swift WA

87 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Lauren Elliott ACT

88 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Lucy Cliff NSW

89 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Milan Agnew QLD

90 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Fern Davies SA


91 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Brianna Behrsin VIC

92 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Jessica Claxton WA

93 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Tayla Crudson NSW

94 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Lily Clapham QLD

95 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Lauren Schroeder SA

96 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Georgina Clarke VIC

97 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Kira Hedgeland WA

98 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Sophie Saunders NSW

99 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Jessica Corliss QLD

100 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Amy Steven SA

101 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Madison Crook VIC

102 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Joanna Robertson WA

103 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Lauren Kerwick NSW

104 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Dimitee Coventry QLD

105 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Sarah Dobie VIC

106 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Carly Scott WA

107 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Laura May NSW

108 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Jessica Hoskin QLD

109 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Ally Rose Ogden VIC

110 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Olivia Smith WA

111 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Gabby Stanek NSW

112 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Priscilla Sangster QLD

113 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Hayley Stanford VIC

114 Girls 15-16 Intermediate Aleisha Wesley WA

115 Boys 17-19 Senior Jackson Bruce ACT

116 Boys 17-19 Senior Mitchell Baker NSW

117 Boys 17-19 Senior Tayte Dixon QLD

118 Boys 17-19 Senior Daniel Canala SA

119 Boys 17-19 Senior Damon Boag VIC

120 Boys 17-19 Senior Leighton Cook WA

121 Boys 17-19 Senior Travis Elliott ACT

122 Boys 17-19 Senior Luke Chalker NSW

123 Boys 17-19 Senior Campbell Oram QLD

124 Boys 17-19 Senior Shaun Hahn SA

125 Boys 17-19 Senior Lachlan Brown VIC

126 Boys 17-19 Senior Aidan Richards WA

127 Boys 17-19 Senior Conor Sproule ACT

128 Boys 17-19 Senior Brady Goodyear NSW

129 Boys 17-19 Senior Kane Richards QLD

130 Boys 17-19 Senior Jack Tierney SA

131 Boys 17-19 Senior Steven Carroll VIC

132 Boys 17-19 Senior Thomas Russell WA

133 Boys 17-19 Senior Samuel Lewis NSW

134 Boys 17-19 Senior Max Rose QLD

135 Boys 17-19 Senior Ethan Woolford SA

136 Boys 17-19 Senior James Nevill VIC

137 Boys 17-19 Senior Cambell Smith WA


138 Boys 17-19 Senior Patrick Moore NSW

139 Boys 17-19 Senior Wyatt Westmoreland QLD

140 Boys 17-19 Senior Nicholas Thomas VIC

141 Boys 17-19 Senior Benjamin Walton WA

142 Boys 17-19 Senior Lachlan Philpott NSW

143 Boys 17-19 Senior Kye Wylde QLD

144 Boys 17-19 Senior Jack van Stekelenburg VIC

145 Boys 17-19 Senior Kurt Wesley WA

146 Girls 17-19 Senior Freya Aisbitt ACT

147 Girls 17-19 Senior Laura Cook NSW

148 Girls 17-19 Senior Brandi Alberts QLD

149 Girls 17-19 Senior Ashleigh Mitchell SA

150 Girls 17-19 Senior Kate Cassell-Ashton VIC

151 Girls 17-19 Senior Alicia Buchanan WA

152 Girls 17-19 Senior Hannah McClusky ACT

153 Girls 17-19 Senior Sophie Heeney NSW

154 Girls 17-19 Senior Brittany Dutton QLD

155 Girls 17-19 Senior Rhiannon Hooper VIC

156 Girls 17-19 Senior Kailtyn Illingworth WA

157 Girls 17-19 Senior Edwina Hobson NSW

158 Girls 17-19 Senior Breony Heaton QLD

159 Girls 17-19 Senior Kerry Jonker VIC

160 Girls 17-19 Senior Tegan Scott WA

161 Girls 17-19 Senior Nikki Hollingsworth NSW

162 Girls 17-19 Senior Elle Leahy QLD

163 Girls 17-19 Senior Grace Lightfoot VIC

164 Girls 17-19 Senior Zoe Radford NSW

165 Girls 17-19 Senior Sophie Malowiecki QLD

166 Girls 17-19 Senior Shai O'Brien VIC

167 Girls 17-19 Senior Tenielle Stubbs NSW

168 Girls 17-19 Senior Savanah Wayner QLD

169 Girls 17-19 Senior Matilda Terry VIC


Race Rules TRIATHLON AUSTRALIA (TA) RACE RULES APPLY A full list of the rules can be found on the TA website www.triathlon.org.au. Athletes need to remember that drafting/blocking on the bike is cheating and must take special note of the rules below. These rules, like all other TA race rules, will be rigorously applied by the technical officials at the event. DRAFTING All races in this championship are non-drafting races. If the draft buster identifies an athlete drafting the athlete will be given a TWO MINUTE TIME PENALTY.

Definition: drafting occurs any time the draft zone of a competitor overlaps the draft zone of another competitor on the bicycle course of an event.

Draft Zone: The draft zone for all competitors and motor cyclists is a rectangle 7 metres long and 3 metres wide surrounding every bicycle and motor cycle on the bicycle course. The front edge of the front wheel defines the centre of the leading 3 metre edge of the rectangle.

3m

1.5m 1.5m

7m

The competitor has 15 seconds to pass through the draft zone and must maintain forward progress. Once passed a competitor has 15 seconds to move out of the draft zone. BLOCKING Do not ride beside another rider or ride on the right hand side of the lane as you will be blocking other faster riders coming through. If you are caught, you will be penalised for blocking. Always stay on the left hand side unless you are overtaking. After passing another cyclist the athlete passing must move immediately back to the LHS. Passing on the LHS is illegal.

A „Penalty Box‟ will be enforced for drafting/blocking penalties. The time penalty for the Schools‟ Championships is two minutes and the penalty will take place at the end of the cycle leg. Athletes who are identified by the draft official must report, with their bike and helmet on, to the “Penalty Box”, once they enter transition.

Identified athletes who do not report to the ‘Penalty Box’ will be

disqualified.


SCHOOL SPORT TRIATHLON SPECIFIC RULES Uniform

All competitors must wear their state uniform, whilst participating in the Championships i.e. for registration, both individual and relay events and presentations. Swim suits, trisuits and triathlon singlets must be in the registered state colours. Speedsuits or similar are not permitted. A state swim cap must be worn in the swim. In the state relay, if bike pants are worn by the cyclist or running shorts by the runner they must also be in state colours, otherwise state trisuits/swimsuits that were used in the individual event must be worn. Gear Restrictions These will be imposed and checked through rollouts prior to the race. Rollouts will also occur at the completion of the event for the top competitors.

If a competitor fails to meet the rollout criteria at the completion of the event he/she will be disqualified. No appeal can be entered into a rollout disqualification.

Division Age Rollout Distance

Junior Born 2000 / 2001 6.0m

Intermediate Born 1998 / 1999 7.0m

Senior Born 1997 / 1996 / 1995 8.0m

Roll Out Competitors should note that roll out distance will be enforced. Always check your bike when it is race ready i.e. race wheels on and tyres at race pressure. Simply find the gear combination that allows you to go as close to but not over the roll out distance for your age group. Roll Out Procedures Firstly place the bike in the largest gear combination it will change into. (The biggest at the front and smallest at the back.) Starting with the crank perpendicular to the ground, roll the crank over one full circle (360 degrees). The bike will move forward during the forward rotation of the crank. The distance the bike moves during the crank rotation is the roll out distance. It is measured from the point on the ground below the crank at the beginning of the roll out and at its end. It is important the bike move in a straight line so the roll out will need to be done over a reference point such as a join in the concrete or a marked straight line. It is easier to mark out the roll out distance first and check to see if your bike comes within the distance. The closer you get to the roll out distance the more gears you will have available to use. Just remember; DO NOT go over your roll out distance or you will not be able to race. All bikes are checked the day before the carnival and the first 10 place getters in all age and both gender categories are checked post-race. Bicycle Safety Competitors are required to wear bike helmets when riding their bikes at all times in Victoria including the Championship Period.

Students riding the course on mornings before daybreak MUST use front and rear lights.


COURSE DESCRIPTION: Please refer to the Championship information for all registration and the event schedule. *PLEASE NOTE: event time may be subject to slight change caused by completion of preceding event and weather conditions. Warm Up There is limited access to the course for warm up because of the nature of the course. Swim warm up will be available prior to the competitors‟ event for a short period of time only. There is NO access to the bike course for warm up on the cycle course on race day prior to the event. There will be limited opportunity for run warm up on the event course when available and a warm up run will be permitted on the cycle course during periods when the cycle course is clear from events. The Swim The swim leg will commence as a deep water start with competitors placing one hand on a pontoon. The swim will be an out and back course in a clockwise direction. A final decision on whether wetsuits will be permitted will be made 1 hour prior to the first event. Water temperature is expected to be around approximately 20o C. Transition 1 Following the swim, there is a short run to the Transition Area. Competitors will enter transition through the eastern end, leave swim goggles and swim cap neatly next to their bicycle. Competitors must put their helmet on and clip it securely before removing their bike from the racking. Competitors will then push their bike through the transition area and mount their bike after crossing the “Mount Line” which will be clearly identified. The Cycle The Cycle is 5 laps (Seniors) of a 4km course - a total of 20km, 4 laps (Intermediates) - a total of 16km and 3 laps (Juniors) - a total distance of 12km. The course is around the Regatta Centre Competition Lake in an anti-clockwise direction and is flat, except for:

A slight rise over the bridge just after the mount line

A slight rise over another bridge on the northern side of the competition lake and

A small hill just prior to the re-entering the transition area. NOTE: The bike course may be subject to change at the discretion of the Race Director if the weather conditions are damp or for any other safety concern on the day therefore race distances will vary.


Transition 2 When competitors complete the cycle lap(s) they will need to dismount their bike before the “Dismount Line” which will be clearly identified. Competitors must run their bike back to the position on the rack from where they started. COMPETITORS MUST NOT REMOVE OR UNCLIP THEIR HELMET until after placing their bicycle on the rack. Competitors must leave their bike helmet neatly near their bike rack position. The Run The run is on a path that follows the shoreline of Crusoe Reservoir. The run is a distance of 5km (Seniors), 4km (Intermediates) and 3km (Juniors). Please keep to the right hand side of the run course to assist in avoiding collision with fellow competitors. Penalty Box The penalty box is positioned on the left hand side of the run course, just before the main grandstand. Competitors pass the penalty box 3 times on the run course. The Finish and Recovery The finish line will be on the grass between the transition area and Crusoe Reservoir. Volunteers will be there to assist competitors in removing the timing chip. Competitors will then move through to the recovery area where water will be available. First Aid will also be available at this point if required.


Site and Course Maps Crusoe Reservoir

Swim Course


Cycle Course

Run Course


School Sport Australia Triathlon Championship Rules

Current at November 2013

1.0 COMPETITION RULES

1.1 Rules of the event The event shall be conducted according to the Rules of Triathlon Australia, except where otherwise indicated in the By-Laws – 3.1, 3.2.1, 3.3, 3.5.1

1.2 Student Participation

1.2.1 Age Eligibility – Individual event Qualification for selection to compete in the individual event at the Championship shall be: Junior: 13 and 14 years as of 31 December in the year in which the Championship is held

Intermediate: 15 and 16 years as of 31 December in the year in which the Championship is held

Senior: 17, 18 and 19 years as of 31 December in the year in which the Championship is held

No student shall be permitted to race outside his/her specific age group.

1.2.2 Age Eligibility – Relay event As per 1.2.1 above

1.3 Team Size

Each State/Territory may enter a team. A team consists of a maximum thirty six (36) athletes. A maximum of five (5) adult officials may accompany the team.

2.0 COMPETITION STRUCTURE

2.1 Competition 2.1.1 In each age group, a State/Territory may nominate a

maximum of six (6) athletes, with athletes being eligible for medals; the first three (3) from each official team to finish will count. In the event of a drawn score, the 4th athlete will count.

2.1.2 In determining the finishing position of scoring athletes of

teams, the race results will be adjusted so that the finishing positions of non-scoring athletes of a team (i.e. more than 4 from any State/Territory) will be eliminated.


2.2 Points allocation 2.2.1 Point scoring for the best performed Individual

State/Territory be on the following points basis:

1st 1 point 2nd 2 points 3rd 3 points

DNF Number in the field plus one DNS Number in the field plus one DQ Number in the field plus one

2.2.2 Point scoring for the best performed Relay State/Territory

be on the following points basis:

1st 1 point 2nd 2 points 3rd 3 points DNF Number in the field plus one DNS Number in the field plus one DQ Number in the field plus one

2.2.3 In the All Age Relay, if a State/Territory has more than

one team, only the first approved State/Territory team across the line is eligible for points. All State/Territory teams will be eligible for medals.

2.3 Electronic Timing

Where possible, host states/territories are encouraged to use electronic time at the event.

2.4 Method of Determining a Winner

2.4.1 In the individual event, the sum total of each state shall be ranked one to eight (1-8) for each age group, and the total ranking shall determine the overall placing. States/Territories may tie for placings.

2.4.2 In the relay event, the total ranking shall determine the

overall placing. States/Territories may tie for placings. 3.0 FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT

3.1 Swim Starts Swim starts shall be in deep or waist deep water and shall not involve a running start. Males and females shall be separated. The start line for the swim leg will be athlete choice of position. The race shall be started by a hooter or gun.

3.2 Gearing of Bikes

3.2.1 No competitor shall compete in their age group with a bike which will engage a gear larger than or as close to as possible so that it does not exceed rollout distance as per the following:


Junior (13, 14) 6.00 metres Intermediate (15, 16) 7.00 metres Senior (17, 18, 19) 8.00 metres

3.2.2 Rollout measurement of bikes is the responsibility of the

host state. The number of rollouts shall also be determined by the host state.

3.3 Bike Technology

There will be no wheel restrictions for all age groups.

3.4 Wheel Exchange

3.4.1 A Wheel Exchange area will be established close to the transition area and supervised by an Event Official.

3.4.2 All wheels must still comply with gearing of bikes and may

be rolled out post event.

3.4.3 Wheels must be clearly labelled with athlete numbers/and or/State/Territory.

3.4.4 If wheels are exchanged, the athlete must complete the

lap they are on.

3.5 Transition Area

The transition area shall not exceed Triathlon Australia dimensions and shall be of a flow through nature giving no advantage to any competitor. Places on the bike racks will be allocated on a basis where states are listed in alphabetical order and athletes are positioned as follows:

Example: Junior Girls Position 1. ACT

2. NSW 3. NT 4. QLD 5. SA 6. TAS 7. VIC 8. WA 9. ACT etc

3.6 Course Length

3.6.1 Distances shall be as near as geographically as possible to the following:

Junior (13, 14) 400 m swim, 12 km cycle, 3 km run Intermediate (15, 16) 600 m swim, 16 km cycle, 4 km run Senior (17, 18, 19) 750 m swim, 20 km cycle, 5 km run Relay event 600 m swim, 16 km cycle, 4 km run

3.6.2 It is strongly recommended that the Championship be conducted on a road closed course.


3.7 Clothing/Uniforms 3.7.1 All States/Territories shall wear representative clothing as

follows:

Australian Capital Territory Yellow & Blue New South Wales Sky Blue, Navy Blue &

White Northern Territory Ochre, Black & White Queensland Maroon & White, splash

Black/Grey South Australia Red, Yellow and Blue Tasmania Green, Gold and Red Victoria Navy Blue, White, Red and

Green Western Australia Black and Gold

3.7.2 All team members must wear state coloured uniforms i.e.

bathers, swim caps and running gear as covered by sanctioning. Race singlets are required for male competitors only. This is to apply for both Individual and Relay events. For all relay events, if extra apparel is worn, team members must wear state coloured tops, state coloured cycling pants or plain black cycling pants.

3.7.3 It is recommended that States/Territories wear coloured

swim caps as indicated:

Australian Capital Territory Royal Blue New South Wales Pale Blue/Sky Blue Northern Territory Ochre Queensland Maroon South Australia Yellow Tasmania Red Victoria Navy Blue Western Australia Black with Yellow

4.0 OFFICIALS

4.1 Protests - Technical 4.1.1 The current Triathlon Australia protest procedure shall be

used.

4.2 Protests – Non-Technical 4.2.1 A Competition Jury shall be formed at the Opening

Conference of each Championship.

4.2.2 It shall consist of representatives from at least three (3) different states, the School Sport Australia National Secretary and the Triathlon Australia Technical Delegate in an advisory capacity only.

4.2.3 One nominated team official representative of the

protester and of the accused must be present. Protest


forms shall be made available at the Opening Conference.

5.0 EVENT FORMAT

5.1 Individual Event 5.1.1 All States/Territories represented shall compete in the

individual event.

5.2 Relay Event 5.2.1 The Relay event shall be held at least twenty four (24)

hours after all individual events.

5.2.2 All States/Territories represented shall compete in the relay event. Students must compete in the individual race in order to compete in the relay event unless a medical certificate is provided.

5.2.3 Each age and sex division shall be represented by a team

of 3 from a possible 6, with one athlete swimming, one athlete cycling and one athlete running.

5.2.4 The remaining athletes from each age group will form a

team/teams, which will compete as an All Age relay team/teams where the cyclist must conform to their age group gear restriction. An All Age Relay team shall consist of a team of 3 including one Junior athlete, one Intermediate athlete and one Senior athlete, with one athlete swimming, one athlete cycling and one athlete running.

5.2.5 Age group relay teams may be filled by younger

participants who may race up but with their own age group gear restrictions.

5.2.6 Any variations to the composition of relay teams, based

on team size, illness or injury must be approved at a Team Managers meeting.

5.2.7 Changeover procedure (at the discretion of the Race Director) will see, within the transition area, the swimmer tag the cyclist and the cyclist tag the runner.

5.3 Drafting

5.3.1 The current Triathlon Australia Drafting Rule will be used.

5.4 Race Components 5.4.1 Host States/Territories should ensure that contingency

plans for all components of the race schedule are considered should any exceptional circumstances arise.

5.4.2 All competitors will be expected to arrive fully prepared for

the competition even, if in the event of unforeseen


circumstances, some adjustment has to be made to race procedures.

6.0 TROPHIES, AWARDS

6.1 Major Trophies 6.1.1 The following trophies are presented at the Closing

Ceremony. The name of the winning team is to be engraved on the cup at the expense of the winning state.

Championship Trophy Combined Individual & Relay

Total Relay Trophy Relay Total Individual Trophy Individual Total

6.2 Athlete Awards

6.2.1 Individual medallions will be presented to the first three (3) finishers in each age group.

6.2.2 Relay medallions will be presented to the first three (3)

finishers in each age group. 7.0 MEETINGS

7.1 Pre-Event Meeting The Pre-event meeting shall be held prior to the commencement of competition. It is strongly recommended that the Race Director or representative and the Senior Technical Official or representative be in attendance to clarify any issues that may arise.

7.2 Post-Event Meeting / Team Managers Meetings

The Post-event meeting shall be held during the concluding period of the Championships and, if required, a Team Managers meeting may be called at the end of each day of competition.

7.3 The quorum for the above meetings shall be at least one (1)

delegate from every competing member body.

SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA SERVICE AWARD RECIPENTS

NAME STATE YEAR

Brian Jackson SA 2001

Marion Jackson SA 2001

Dave Gomer SA 2001

Kim Beckinsale QLD 2004

Meredith Prime VIC 2004

Roch Prendergast VIC 2005

Colin Davis VIC 2007


Directions from Melbourne Airport to Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo


Championship Program DAY DATE ACTIVITY

1 Tuesday, 8 April Teams Arrive Bike Assembly Visual Course Inspection only Pre-Championship meeting

2 Wednesday, 9 April Course Briefing Bike Rollout Course Familiarisation Lunch Opening Ceremony

3 Thursday, 10 April Day 1 of competition - Individual Events Lunch Educational Excursion Presentation Dinner

4 Friday, 11 April Day 2 of competition - Relay Event Team Officials Race Lunch Post-Championship meeting Closing Ceremony Teams Depart

Daily Schedule

Tuesday, 8 April

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Visiting Teams arrive at Melbourne Airport and travel to Bendigo

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Bike assembly, visual course inspection

4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Bikes to lockup area – Crusoe Reservoir

5:00 PM - 6:00 PM Pre-Championship Meeting – Quest Bendigo, 489 High Street, Bendigo

Evening Teams to organize their own dinner

Wednesday, 9 April

Early morning Teams to organize their own breakfast

7:30 AM - 9:30 AM Bike lockup area open for bicycle collection

9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Bike course open

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Roll out check

Lunch

4:30 PM Opening Ceremony – Dai Gum San Chinese Precinct

Evening Teams to organize their own dinner

Thursday, 10 April


8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Individual Events

12:00 PM Lunch

12:30 PM - 4:30 PM Educational Excursion – Central Deborah Mine

6:30 PM - 9:30 PM Championship Dinner – All Season Hotel Bendigo


Friday, 11 April


8:30 AM - 10:30 AM Relay Events

11:30 AM Closing Ceremony – Crusoe Reservoir

12:00 PM Post Event Meeting – Crusoe Reservoir

12:00 PM Lunch

1:00 PM Teams depart for Melbourne Airport

Training Schedule – Wednesday, 9 April

9:30 AM Bike Course Open for Athletes & Coaches

9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Western Australia

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Queensland / ACT

10:30 AM - 11:00 AM NSW / South Australia

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Victoria

10:00 AM Rollout Check

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Western Australia

10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Queensland / ACT

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM NSW / South Australia

11:30 AM – 12:00 PM Victoria

Race Schedule – Thursday, 10 April

Group Distance Time

Junior Boys Swim 400m : Ride 12km : Run 3km 8:00 AM

Junior Girls Swim 400m : Ride 12km : Run 3km 8:30 AM

Intermediate Girls Swim 600m : Ride 16km : Run 4km 9:00 AM

Intermediate Boys Swim 600m : Ride 16km : Run 4km 9:30 AM

Senior Girls Swim 750m : Ride 20km : Run 5km 10:00 AM

Senior Boys Swim 750m : Ride 20km : Run 5km 10:30 AM

Race Schedule – Friday, 11 April

Group Distance Time

Relays Swim 600m : Ride 16km : Run 4km 8:00 AM

Officials Relay Swim 400m : Ride 12km : Run 3km 9:15 AM


School Sport Australia 2014 Triathlon Championships

Pre Championship Meeting Agenda

Tuesday, 8 April 2014 at 5:00 PM

Quest Bendigo, 489 High Street, Bendigo

1. Welcome

2. Attendance and Apologies

3. Accreditation of Delegates

4. Introduction of Organising Committee and Event Personnel

5. Confirmation of Minutes of 2013 Pre Championships Meeting

6. Business Arising from 2013 Pre Championships Meeting

7. Event Organisation / Championship Information

7.1 Program for the week 7.2 Transport 7.3 Judiciary personnel 7.4 Presentation Dinner 7.5 Results 7.6 Trophies 7.7 Medical 7.8 Educational Excursion 7.9 Program Changes 7.10 Championship Protocols 7.11 Catering 7.12 Photography 7.13 Other information

8. National Secretary

8.1 Submission and Verification of documentation 8.2 Championship Rules and Guidelines 8.3 School Sport Australia Service Award Nominations

9. Race Director Report

10. Notices of motion for post event meeting

11. General Business


Minutes of the School Sport Australia

2013 Triathlon Championships Pre Championship Meeting

YMCA CAMP YARRAMUNDI, SPRINGWOOD RD, YARRAMUNDI TUESDAY 2

ND APRIL 7 30PM

1. Jacky Patrick – CHS Executive Officer welcomed all visitors and introduced organising committee and race director.

2. Attendance and Apologies:

VOTING DELEGAT

E

SIGN ATTENDING DINNER

MOBILE PHONE

NUMBER

Des Proctor Coach ACT √ √ 0400 172723

John Forrest Manager ACT √ 0450958504

Leanne Harrison

Manager ACT √ 0431 158987

Bruce Thomas Manager NSW √ √ 0412 090165

Paul Kennedy Manager NSW √ 0412 350076

Louis Matthews

Manager NSW √

Mario Schumacher

Manager NSW √

Tony Banks Coach WA √

Justin Cordingley

Manager WA √ 0404 675087

Kylie Windle Manager WA √ 0423 656401

Stuart Denton Tour Leader WA √ √

Brian Harrington

Coach / Manager

QLD √ √ 0407 571232

Phil Hyam Coach / Manager

QLD √ 0400 516155

Cass Percival Coach / Manager

QLD √ 0419 708912

Michelle Maughan

Coach / Manager

QLD √ 0408 458756

Chris Clohesy Coach SA √ 0402 764695

David Gomer Assistant Coach

SA √ 0412 702031

Julie Keast Tour Manager SA √ √

Bruce Baddeleyl

Coach Vic √ 0405 095840

Damian Harrison

Coach Vic √ 0411 151681

Aaron Steele Coach Vic √ 0401 479548

Sharon Baddeley

Manager Vic √ √ 0432 296445


ORGANISING SIGN DINNER MOBILE PHONE NUMBER Championship Director Paul Roger √ 0418 297847

Race Director Matthew Thomas

√ 0418 228603

Race Referee Phil Dally √ 0418 631580

Swim Coordinator Grant Newell √ 0412 709163

Bike Coordinator Benjamin Berriman

√ 0414 541570

Run Coordinator Rod Child √ 0403 076300

Transition Coordinator Tim Kennedy √ 0416 295269

Accommodation/Education Liaison

Kayleen Dutton √ 0413 970740

Race Commentator Michael Wholohan

√ 0419 470695

Presentations Coordinator

Grant Newell √ 0412 709163

Registrations Coordinator Rod Child √ 0403 076300

SSA National Secretary

Meredith Prime √ 0407 722249

3. Accreditation of Delegates: - Bruce Thomas NSW - Brian Harrington QLD - Sharon Baddley - Stuart Denton WA - Des Proctor ACT - Dave Gomer SA

4. Event Personnel identified. 5. Race Director Matt Thomas discussed race organisation:

- Introduced race referee- Phil Dally - Slight variation to course maps. Can see two 90 degree turns - 1 hand on pontoon - Juniors yellow can, around white - Orange can, around white then pass pontoon - Blue can, around white - Juniors lined up from bottom all the way up to seniors - Mount line situated on lower pedestrian crossing - Small extension for junior bike, left turn around at roundabout - If significant rain will take out because too dangerous - Last lap 10m line where they dismount - Aid station at turn around - Penalty box located at pedestrian crossing - Finish line new concrete meets old concrete - First aid station near B O hut - Using powered timing chips - Senior 4 straight laps, no extension piece - Intermediate, bus turnaround, R to L, to make it safe - Junior and Intermediate, extension on EVERY lap - For team event the timing mats will be moved - Relay teams will be numbered totally from 1 – 61 - Swim girls can go first – junior girls then junior boys - Have tried to eliminate cross over points - Race start time will be discussed - Gate A will be closed at 9 to clear road so athletes can have a good, safe ride - If you arrive after that time they will be directed to gate C - Roll out, top of transition area - Roll out distances are wrong in booklet, should be: 6.00 Junior


6.50 Intermediate 7.93 Senior

6. Minutes of last Pre-Event Meeting 2 April 2012 Busselton, Western

Australia “Agreed that minutes of the 2012 Pre –Event Meeting be accepted as a true and correct record” VIC/QLD carried

7. Championship Organisation:

- Relay teams submitted after dinner - Opening ceremony, line up behind white stakes then athletes march to front of grand stand and each state sits in an allocated bay - Please return flags at end of opening ceremony to Kayleen Dutton - Relay forms submit to Championship Director after individual events - Race results will be printed out straight after race event - 1 to 10 delete, only include due to brief - Any concerns regarding accommodation see Kayleen Dutton Accommodation Liason - Any damage please report, no approval to use other activities - Note meal times - Thursday earliest breakfast is 5am, happy to delay 7am starting time. Must allow good time for Educational visit and safety on course - First race Jnr boys 7:30 - PA will make constant announcements - Packed lunches Thursday & Friday - Dietary requirements have been received please inform Acommodation Officer of any changes immediately - Brendon Sexton will be guest speaker at Presentation Dinner - Showers available at SIRC after last day‟s events if teams require them - Results will be available on School Sport Australia and Multi Sports websites - Photographer will be present taking team and action shots - Dinner numbers need to be confirmed asap - Water safety provided by staff from the White Water Stadium - Information in packs for local emergency services - Educational Excursion adhere to times on schedule please - Closing Ceremony Procedure - See page 28 of Team Managers Handbook - Codes of Behaviour - Managers please make sure parents & competitors are aware of these - Belinda Bacon (ACT Team Manager) replaced by John Forrester 0450958504

8. Presentation of School Sport Australia documentation: a) Verification of documentation submit to SSA National Secretary b) Championship Rules and Guidelines discussed. c) School Sport Australia award nominations –none received

9. Race Referee Report:

- Time Penalty 2 mins - Athlete do their penalty on last lap - This is a non-drafting race - Penalty box is just before drafting box


- Once overtaking and athlete is past they must make an effort to move immediately - Water Temperature is just over 24 degrees – non wetsuit swim - Numbering body tattoos on both arms, bike stem numbers and helmets - Relay Team numbers and letter for category will be issued - No warm up swimming permitted in the back lake

10. Notices of Motion for Post Championship Meeting: to be received after

Day 1 competition 11. Nominations for competition jury – 3 required

- ACT Des Proctor - NSW Paul Kennedy - QLD Brian Harrington - SA Dave Gommer - WA Stuart Denton - VIC Bruce Baddley

12. General Business:

- Victoria - New uniform so there will be a mix of tri suits - ACT similar problem - WA uniform now black and yellow - Kiosk at SIRC will be open for spectators and competitors Meeting Closed at 8.48pm

Jacky Patrick Executive Officer (Rel) NSWCHSSA


Directions from Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo to Quest Bendigo


Directions from Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo to Quest Bendigo Central


School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships

Opening Ceremony

Wednesday, 9 April 2014

4:15 PM Sound check. Call for teams to assemble in designated area.

One state flag per state.

Teams to be attired in state uniform, two abreast, shortest to tallest, officials at rear. Captains to carry state flag.

Teams line up in following order:

ACT,NSW,QLD,SA,WA & Victoria (host state enters last)

4:30PM MC Nick Mooney enters with invited guests and invites them to take their seats. MC welcomes everyone to the Opening Ceremony.

MC introduces the invited guests:

Mr Ernie Fleming, School Sport Victoria Board Member

Mr Brad Allen, CEO, School Sport Australia

Mr Dave Huggett, Race Director

Ms. Sue Huggett, Asst. Race Director

Mr Simon Auty, CEO, Triathlon Victoria

Cr. Barry Lyons, Mayor City of Greater Bendigo

Ms Meredith Prime, National Secretary Triathlon, School Sport Australia

4:35 PM Teams march on, MC reads welcome notes provided by each team. Teams to remain standing for National Anthem.

4:45 PM MC to introduce student who will sing the National Anthem.

4:48 PM MC to introduce the Bendigo Chinese Association Lion performance who will welcome participants to Bendigo & ward off the evil spirits

4:51 PM MC to introduce Mr Ernie Fleming Board member SSV, who will welcome participants to the event on behalf of SSV

4:54 PM MC to introduce Mr Brad Allen CEO School Sport Australia who will welcome guests on behalf of School Sport Australia

4:57 PM Introduce Meredith Prime, National Secretary Triathlon, SSA who will congratulate athletes on representing their state / territory and invite team members to return perpetual trophies.

5:00 PM Team captains of Victoria to recite the Competitors Oath on behalf of all competitors

5:03PM MC to introduce the Mayor of City of Greater Bendigo who will welcome guests to the City of Bendigo.

5:06 PM MC thanks invited guests and wishes all teams, parents and spectators a successful championship. Teams march off in reverse order.


Directions from Crusoe Reservoir to Dai Gum San Chinese Precinct


Educational Excursion Program

Vintage Talking Tram and the Central Deborah Gold Mine

Be delighted by the wide streetscapes and grand architecture of Bendigo as your tram tells you about the golden past of the city founded on Australia‟s richest goldfield. The hop-on hop-off tour stops throughout the city, making it the perfect way to discover Bendigo‟s other treasures.

Each tour also includes a visit to Australia‟s oldest operating tram depot where you will encounter a fascinating range of historic trams that have operated in Bendigo as far back as 1890.

The Central Deborah Gold Mines where you will have the unique opportunity of exploring a real gold mine. Don a hard hat and miner's lamp to descend 61 metres underground on a spectacular Mine Experience Tour and be guided through the honeycomb of tunnels where almost one tonne of the world's most precious metal was discovered.

Afterwards, explore the surface of the mine with its treasure trove of vintage mining machinery, gold panning and interpretive museums.

Teams are to assemble at the Central Deborah Gold Mine.

Players are to be dressed warmly as it is cool underground.

Please note that Managers, Coaches and players strictly should not take bags with them underground.

Groups on the mine tour component of the excursion are strictly limited to 20 people eg. either 17 students & 3 Team Officials = 20 people or 18 students & 2 Team Officials = 20 people.

The Central Deborah Mine & the Tram Depot are both at the same location, 76 Violet St. Bendigo. Teams are to meet with Jeanetta Rodwell (SSV) – Mobile: 0417 313 825 at the mine.

Team Mine Tour Tram Tour

QLD Girls 12:30 PM 2:30 PM

QLD Boys 12:40 PM 2:30 PM

WA Girls 12:50 PM 3:00 PM

WA Boys 1:00 PM 3:00 PM

SA Boys and Girls 1:10 PM 3:00 PM

Vic Boys 2:10 PM 12:30 PM

Vic Girls 2:20 PM 12:30 PM

NSW Boys 2:30 PM 1:00 PM

NSW Girls 2:40 PM 1:00 PM

ACT Boys 2:50 PM 12:30 PM

ACT Girls 2:50 PM 1:00 PM

75 minutes per group 60 minutes per group


Directions from Crusoe Reservoir to Central Deborah Mine


Official Dinner Invitation


Directions from Quest Bendigo to All Seasons Hotel Bendigo


Directions from Quest Bendigo Central to All Seasons Hotel Bendigo


Relay Teams

AGE GROUP B 13,14 G 13,14

Swim

Bike

Run

AGE GROUP B 15,16 G 15,16

Swim

Bike

Run

AGE GROUP B 17,18,19 G 17,18,19

Swim

Bike

Run

AGE GROUP B All Age G All Age

Swim

Bike

Run


Swim

Bike

Run


Swim

Bike

Run

Team Manager Signature: State/Territory:


School Sport Australia 2014 Triathlon Championships

Post Championship Meeting Agenda

Friday, 11 April 2014 at 12:00 PM (approx.)

Crusoe Reservoir, Bendigo

1. Welcome

2. Attendance, Apologies and Confirmation of Voting Delegates

3. Confirmation of Minutes of 2013 Post Event Meeting

4. Business Arising

5. Correspondence

6. National Secretary‟s Report

7. Championship Convenor and Race Director‟s Reports

8. Event Recommendations

9. 2015 Championship Venue and Dates

10. General Business


Minutes of the School Sport Australia

2013 Triathlon Championship Post Championship Meeting

Friday 5th April 12.00pm – Sydney International Regatta Centre

1. Welcome. The Chair, Jacky Patrick, Executive Officer, NSWCHSSA, welcomed all to the meeting and confirmed voting delegates.

2. Attendance.

Jacky Patrick Executive Officer NSWCHSSA Paul Roger Championship Director NSWCHSSA Organising Committee Matthew Thomas Race Director NSWCHSSA Organising Committee David Manttan President SSA Meredith Prime National Secretary SSA Des Proctor Coach ACT Paul Kennedy Manager NSW Bruce Thomas Manager NSW Brian Harrington Coach/Manager QLD Phil Hyam Coach/Manager QLD David Gomer Assistant Coach SA Julie Keast Tour Manager SA Sharyn Baddeley Manager VIC Stuart Denton Tour Leader WA

3. Minutes of 2012 Post Championship Meeting.

“Agreed that the minutes of the 2012 Post Championship meeting be accepted as a true and correct record”. NSW/QLD

4. Business Arising. a. 5 Day Model Championship

There was discussion held regarding the feasibility of extending the Championship by one day but by unanimous agreement, it was agreed to retain the 4 day format.

b. Hosting of Championship not during school holidays

Meredith Prime reported that discussion was held at the School Sport Australia June Conference regarding the hosting of the Championship not during school holidays. The following points were noted:

School holidays across Australia are not in alignment

Availability of appropriate race venue

Availability of appropriate accommodation

Each State/Territory‟s own calendar of events restrictions


5. National Secretary Report. a. Correspondence David Manttan (President) outlined the changes to School Sport Australia and the model of operation as part of NRSCC. Across the various sports SSA needs to have closer links to their National Sporting Association, in this case, Triathlon Australia. In the development of this relationship, it needs to be a model which addresses the development of a clear pathway for school students. Meredith Prime reported that Tasmania has established a School Sport Office and it is hoped that they may return to the Championship in the future. b. Financial Statement The National Secretary, Meredith Prime did not table the 2013 Interim Financial Statement but reported that the balance has accumulated over several years, mainly through Championship memorabilia sales. The funds are held by School Sport Australia and require their approval for any costs incurred by the National Secretary. It was noted that due to the organisation of the ISF Tennis Championship, the SSA Office had not been in a position to prepare the required report. State/Territory delegates noted that this was an exception this year.

6. Race Convenor Report. Paul Roger (Championship Director) thanked States & Territories for their support in the conduct of the 2013 Triathlon Championships in Penrith. Paul noted that the flow through transition worked extremely well. It was noted that only one Draft Official was available due to a late cancellation. With the numbers of competitors, it was difficult to accommodate the teams. It was unfortunate that the Educational Excursion had poor weather and therefore limited visibility. Paul congratulated States & Territories on the many fine performances of athletes over the two days of competition. State & Territory Team Officials noted the following: General

Request food pre-race appropriate.

Roll out system post-race to be outlined, perhaps marking bikes that have already been completed. Some students were taking bikes out assuming they had already been done.

First Aid needs to be on site for Course Familiarisation day.

Team Managers need to be mobile with teams during Course Familiarisation.

Race Specific

Consideration for using „flow through‟ transition.

The race numbers (tattoo style) were excellent and recommended for future events. The National Secretary will liaise with supplier and advise next host.


7. Event Recommendations a. „That SSA Triathlon Championships not be held during school holidays‟

Vic After discussion WA proposed that the motion be amended to read: „Where possible the host state will schedule the SSA Triathlon Championships so as not to coincide with any state school holidays.” WA/NSW CARRIED

b. The application of Cycling Australia amended Gear restrictions to SSA events was discussed. Concerns: 1. extra expense for all 2. Junior age group would have to remove 4 gears. Discussion resulted in no motion, just a decision to retain roll-out procedure for SSA Triathlon events.

8. Host State Final Briefing. Jacky Patrick acknowledged that poor weather had an impact on the Educational Excursion. Jacky also extended her thanks to Paul Roger for his work coordinating the Presentation Dinner due to her inability to attend (personal emergency). Meredith Prime reported that the host for 2013 is Victoria who has indicated draft dates Monday 31 March to Thursday 3 April. It may be in a regional area e.g. Bendigo. It appears that this may be during school term for all States/Territories.

9. General Business.

a. Discussion: It was disappointing that NT withdrew. It would be good to have Tasmania involved in the Championship. In addition, an invitational team (NZ?) could be invited. Action: Meredith Prime will write to the SSA Executive to include as a discussion item. b. Discussion: Cycling Australia has changed their gear restrictions to 6.00m (Junior), 7.00m (Intermediate) and 7.93m (Senior). Motion: „It was agreed that Rule 3.2.1 shall read: No competitor shall compete in their age group with a bike which will engage a gear larger than or as close to as possible so that it does not exceed rollout distance as per the following: Junior (13, 14) 6.00m Intermediate (15, 16) 7.00m Senior (17, 18, 19) 8.00m QLD/WA CARRIED (For: ACT, QLD, SA, VIC and WA Against: NSW) c. Discussion: Method of determination of a winner. Motion: “It was agreed that the following Rules shall read:


2.4.1 In the individual event, the sum total of each state shall be ranked one to eight (1-8) for each age group, and the total ranking shall determine the overall placing. States/Territories may tie for placings. 2.4.2 In the relay event, the total ranking shall determine the overall placing. States/Territories may tie for placings.‟ QLD/VIC CARRIED (For: ACT, NSW, QLD, SA,VIC, WA)

10. Host State Final Briefing.

In conclusion, Meredith Prime thanked NSWCHSSA, States & Territories on the success of the 2013 School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships and extended in particular her thanks to Paul Roger, Championship Convenor and Jacky Patrick, NSWCHSSA for their outstanding work. Jacky Patrick thanked States and Territories for their support in the conduct of the 2013 School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships.

Meeting closed at 1.30pm. Jacky Patrick Executive Officer (Relieving) NSWCHSSA


School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships

Closing Ceremony

Friday, 11 April 2014

11:00 AM approx

Sound check. Call for teams to assemble in designated area.

One state flag per state.

Teams to be attired in state uniform, two abreast, shortest to tallest, officials at rear. Captains to carry state flag.

Teams line up in following order:

ACT,NSW,QLD,SA,WA & Victoria (host state enters last)

11:15 AM

approx

MC Howard Louis enters with invited guests and invites them to take their seats. MC welcomes everyone to the Closing Ceremony.

MC introduces the invited guests:

Ms. Jude Maguire CEO School Sport Victoria

Mr Dave Huggett Race Director

Ms. Sue Huggett Asst. Race Director

Mr Simon Auty CEO Triathlon Victoria

Cr. James Williams rep Mayor City of Greater Bendigo

Ms Meredith Prime National Secretary Triathlon School Sport Australia

11:18 AM Teams march on.

11:24 AM MC to introduce Ms Jude Maguire, CEO School Sport Victoria, who will congratulate participants and officials, race directors Dave and Sue Huggett, SSA National Secretary for Triathlon, Meredith Prime, and the City of Greater Bendigo for their support throughout this event.

11:28 AM MC to introduce Meredith Prime, who will congratulate all participants. Meredith to also MC the presentation of medals and trophies. To be assisted by invited guests.

Junior Boys Relay Gold, Silver, Bronze (presented by Dave Huggett)

Junior Girls Relay Gold, Silver, Bronze (presented by Sue Huggett)

Intermediate Boys Relay Gold ,Silver, Bronze (presented by Simon Auty)

Intermediate Girls Relay Gold, Silver, Bronze (presented by Cr. James Williams)

Senior Boys relay Gold, Silver, Bronze (presented by Jude Maguire)

Senior Girls Relay Gold, Silver, Bronze (presented by Howard Louis)

Trophies:

Relay Competition (presented by Jude Maguire)

Championship Trophy (presented by Meredith Prime)

12:03 PM MC to invite captains of 2015 host territory ACT, to welcome participants to Canberra in 2015 and to thank School Sport Victoria on behalf of all participants for hosting the 2014 championships.

12:05 PM MC to officially close the championships and wish everyone a safe journey home on behalf of School Sport Australia


Team Officials State / Territory Position Name Mobile

Australian Capital Territory Coach Des Proctor 0400 172 723

Australian Capital Territory Manager Nicole Bruce 0432 894 706

New South Wales Manager Bruce Thomas 0418 297 847

New South Wales Manager Paul Kennedy 0412 350 076

New South Wales Manager Paul Roger 0418 297 847

New South Wales Manager Rochelle Young 0405 109 790

Queensland Coach Brian Harrington 0407 571 232

Queensland Manager Phil Hyam 0400 516 155

Queensland Manager Cassie Percival 0419 708 912

Queensland Manager Rebecca Jenner 0427 752 133

South Australia Coach Stuart Woolford 0412 105 365

South Australia Tour Manager Chris Grenvold 0425 745 890

South Australia Assistant Coach / Manager David Gomer 0412 702 031

Victoria Head Coach Damian Harrison 0411 151 681

Victoria Coach Zac Anderson 0408 290 246

Victoria Coach Brodie Gardner 0421 661 908

Victoria Manager Julia Hay 0458 769 920

Western Australia Tour Leader Stuart Denton 0433 599 557

Western Australia Boys Coach Tony Banks 0412 617 733

Western Australia Girls Coach Katy Duffield 0439 983 489

Western Australia Boys Manager Justin Cordingley 0404 675 087

Western Australia Girls Manager Tracey Schmidt 0408 939 404

Event Officials Position Name Mobile

Championship Convenor Michael Grant 0438 846 679

Championship Convenor Howard Louis 0419 371 729

National Secretary Meredith Prime 0407 742 299

Race Director Dave Huggett 0427 524 132


Bendigo Facilities and Services 24 Hour Emergency Services

Fire, Police and Ambulance 000 Dental Emergency Service (03) 9341 0222 Poisons Information Service 131 126

Medical Contacts

Hospital

Bendigo Hospital

62 Lucan Street Bendigo Emergency (03) 5454 8100

Dental

Bendigo Hospital

Barnard Street Bendigo Emergency (03) 5454 7994

Physiotherapy

Golden City Physiotherapy Clinic 132 Wattle Street Bendigo (03) 5442 104

Chemist

Bendigo Marketplace Shopping Centre (03) 5443 3319

Emergency Services

Police

Bendigo Police Station, High Street Bendigo (03) 5440 2510

Community Services

RACV Emergency Road Service 13 11 11 Bendigo Taxis 131 008 Bendigo Airport Service (03) 5444 3939 Post Office Bendigo Post Office Corner Hargreaves & Williamson Streets Open Monday to Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM 13 13 18 V/Line Rail and Coach Services 03 5440 2765

Dining Options

Rifle Brigade – 137 View Street, Bendigo Pub style food Barzurk – 66 Pall Mall, Bendigo Pizza/pasta cafe/restaurant Mexican Kitchen – 28 High Street Bendigo Mexican food and drinks. The Match Bar & Bakehouse – 58 Bull Street Bendigo Pizza/burgers/steak. Lakeview Hotel – 204 McCrae Street, Bendigo Pub style food

Bridge Hotel - 49 Bridge Street, Bendigo Pub style food The Hotel Shamrock – Pall Mall, Bendigo Pub style food

Acknowledgements On behalf of all participants in the School Sport Australia Triathlon Championships, School Sport Victoria would

like to thank and acknowledge the following for their assistance:

Department of Education and Early Childhood Development

School Sport Australia

Meredith Prime - School Sport Australia Triathlon National Secretary

Dave Huggett – Race Director

Sue Huggett – Event Director

Cr Barry Lyons, Mayor, City of Greater Bendigo

Tim Lee - City of Greater Bendigo

City of Greater Bendigo Events Team

Mark Toohey – Park Ranger, City of Greater Bendigo

Miles Geldard – Park Ranger, City of Greater Bendigo

Simon Auty – State Executive Director, Triathlon Victoria

Triathlon Victoria

Triathlon Australia

Cathy Stanford - Swim Course Manager

Neil Brewster - Bike Course Manager

Jamie Huggett - Run Course Manager

Brian Vernon - Transition/Finish Manager

Tomato Timing

Life Saving Victoria

Event Medical Solutions

VORM

Sean McCann - SEDA Program, Bendigo

Triathlon Victoria Development Program parents and family

David Meade

Engine Swimwear

Sports Trend Photography

J & L Catering

Bendigo Xpresso

Central Deborah Mine

SuperSprint Event Management

State Team Officials

Parents and Teachers of team members

and the many others who have contributed to this event

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