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2015/16 Yearbook &
Parent Handbook
WELCOME TO THE WONDERFUL
SPORT OF LITTLE ATHLETICS!
We trust that you will enjoy the experience of learning new skills with
your child.
Little Athletics is an activity for the whole family to enjoy and we
certainly hope you enjoy contributing to your child’s development.
This handbook will provide you with an overview of the programs
and services that are available for you and your child through Little
Athletics Queensland.
Your local Centre Committee will provide you with most details
you require during the weekly Little Athletics activities and should
be your first point of contact for any additional information.
Alternatively, visit the Little Athletics Queensland (LAQ) website at
www.laq.org.au or contact the Association Office on (07) 3255 9436
(metropolitan area) or 1300 559 436 (outside Brisbane).
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Little Athletics Story.......................................................................3
Personnel........................................................................................4
General Information........................................................................6
What to Wear to Little Athletics......................................................8
Age Groups in Little Athletics.......................................................11
How to Get Involved......................................................................11
Know Your Events.........................................................................12
Track.........................................................................................12
Field...........................................................................................13
McDonalds Achievement Levels...................................................14
LAQ Codes of Conduct..................................................................16
LAQ Rules & Policies.....................................................................19
Association Competitions.............................................................20
LAQ Calendar of Events................................................................21
Development & Transition of Athletes..........................................22
LAQ Coaching Program...............................................................22
The CAPS Program.....................................................................23
Senior Athletics...........................................................................24
LAQ Officials Scheme...................................................................26
LAQ AGM & Annual Conference....................................................26
LAQ Awards..................................................................................27
LAQ State Team............................................................................35
Queensland Best Performances...................................................36
Individual....................................................................................38
Relays........................................................................................44
Multi Event / Pentathlon..............................................................46
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Welcome to the wonderful sport of Little Athletics! We trust that you will enjoy the experience of learning
new skills with your child.
Little Athletics is an activity for the whole family to enjoy and we certainly hope you enjoy contributing to
your child’s development.
This handbook will provide you with an overview of the programs and services that are available for you and
your child through Little Athletics Queensland.
Your local Centre Committee will provide you with most details you require during the weekly Little Athletics
activities and should be your first point of contact for any additional information. Alternatively, visit the Little
Athletics Queensland (LAQ) website at www.laq.org.au or contact the Association Office on (07) 3255 9436
(metropolitan area) or 1300 559 436 (outside Brisbane).
THE LITTLE ATHLETICS STORY
Originating in Victoria during the early 1960’s, Little
Athletics was developed for children that were too young
to compete in senior Athletics. Co-founder Alan Triscott’s
idea in 1973, to bring Little Athletics to Queensland, began
with several public meetings in Brisbane.
MISSION STATEMENT
As a result of these meetings, the first Little Athletics
Centre was established in Redcliffe. Now, the Association
has 105 Centres located throughout Queensland. Athletes
participate in weekly competitions at their local Centre
across a range of events.
EQUITY
The Little Athletics motto of ‘Family, Fun and Fitness’
highlights that it is a community activity involving the whole
family on a weekly basis. Athletes are encouraged to
improve their own performances, sportsmanship and social
skills, throughout the season.
“Little Athletics aims to develop children of all abilities by
promoting positive attitudes and a healthy lifestyle through
family and community involvement in Athletic activities.”
LAQ aims to guarantee all children and adults access to a
complete range of participation, training and competition
opportunities and to ensure equity in all aspects of
Athletics, including the provision of rewards and incentives,
coaching, officiating and administration. LAQ recognises
seven equity areas, which include: gender, disabilities,
older adults, Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders,
non-English speakers, employment status and isolated
communities.
Each of the events offered is age appropriate according to
motor development and a gradual process of skill learning,
supported by the National Junior Sports Framework.
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PERSONNEL
PATRON
Her Excellency Ms Penelope Wensley, AC
Governor of Queensland
LAQ LIFE MEMBERS
George Harvey (1984)
Ken Watson (1991)
Alison Quirke (1998)
Andrea Harvey (2001)
Paul O’Brien OAM (2002) (d’cd)
Frank Knight (2003) (d’cd)
Deanna Price (2006)
Ray Robins (2007)
Brian Johnston (2008) (d’cd)
Barrie Cox (2012)
Karen Wolfenden (2012)
Ann Bell (2013)
Edward Fabian (2013)
Len Price (2015)
Don Yourell (2015)
AUSTRALIAN LITTLE ATHLETICS LIFE MEMBERS FROM QLD
George Harvey (1996)
Tony Libke (2004)
Alison Quirke (2010)
Marjorie McNamara (2010)
AUSTRALIAN LITTLE ATHLETICS MERIT AWARDS FROM QLD
Alison Quirke (2006)
Marjorie McNamara (2008)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS – 2015/16 DIRECTORS
President
Tony Northey
General Director
Ralph Newton
Vice President
Darryl Dickson
General Director
Paul Langton
Finance Director
Roslyn McAlister
General Director
Donna Smith
General Director
Adam White
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STAFF
Chief Executive Officer
Simon Cook
Snr Development Officer
Shaun Lethem
Operations Manager
Shannon Kruger
Development Officer
Gerrard Keating
Finance Administrator
Amanda-Jayne Noble
Projects Assistant
Bianca Lunt
Projects Officer
Karen Lunt
Regional Support Officer (SQ)
Shane Thomas
Membership Services Officer
Ngaire Hollands
Regional Support Officer (NQ)
Kate Macrae
COMMITTEE MEMBERS – 2015/16
COMPETITION
Barrie Cox
OFFICIALS
Jenny Boardman
Val Hooper
Ruth Boustead
Eddie Fabian
Les Gearey
Wayne Kelly
Donna Smith
Wendy Wilson
Janine Ritter
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GENERAL INFORMATION
LAQ AFFILIATED CENTRES
The Little Athletics season runs from 1st April to 31st March the following year and Centres generally operate a summer or
winter season. Queensland is divided into 11 Regions for the purpose of the Little Athletics competitions. The following is
the list of the current affiliated Centres in Queensland:
Tropical North
Central North
Maranoa
Cairns
Anakie & District
Charleville & District
Cassowary Coast
Agnes Water
Dirranbandi & District
Cooktown
Bargara
Goondiwindi
Douglas Shire
Biloela
Mitchell & District
Marlin Coast
Gin Gin
St George
Mulgrave
Gracemere
Tara & District
Ravenshoe
Moura
Texas
Tablelands
North Rockhampton
Tully
Yeppoon
North Queensland
Metro North
Charters Towers
Arana
North Mackay
Aspley
Townsville Central
Bracken Ridge
Wulguru
City North
Redcliffe
Strathpine
The Gap
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Central Coast
Downs & South West
Metro West
Boyne Tannum
Border Blues
Centenary
Bundaberg
Chinchilla
Colleges
Burrum & District
Dalby
Forest Lake
Eidsvold
Highfields & District
Goodna
Gayndah
Laidley
Ipswich
Gladstone
Mt Tarampa
Kenmore
Hervey Bay
Pittsworth
Rosewood
Isis District
Roma
Souths
Maryborough
Ropehill
Toowong Harriers
Monto
Toowoomba Central
West Bundaberg
Toowoomba South
Upper Lockyer
Warwick
South East
South Coast
Sun Coast
Algester
Ashmore
Bli Bli
Balmoral
Beaudesert & District
Caboolture
Beenleigh
Byron Bay
Caloundra
Browns Plains
Gold Coast
Cooloola Coast
Jimboomba
Helensvale
Deception Bay
Mt Gravatt
Tamborine Mountain
Glasshouse District
Redlands
Mudgeeraba
Gympie
Springwood
Runaway Bay
Maleny
Sunnybank
Tweed
Maroochy
Wynnum Manly
Nambour
Noosa
South Burnett
University of the Sunshine
Coast
Wamuran
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WHAT TO WEAR AT LITTLE ATHLETICS
The athlete must wear appropriate footwear and the approved Centre uniform when participating in Athletics events.
Please note all approved Centre uniforms must comply with LAQ’s Uniform Policy. Children and parents are strongly
encouraged to wear hats and sunscreen to all Little Athletics events and bring along a water bottle to aid hydration.
LAQ requires all athletes to wear the provided registration number and age label at all times (e.g. Centre, Region and State
competitions). This is a safety, procedural and sponsorship requirement. It also allows other parents to know your child’s
name and age group, especially in the case of an accident or emergency, so that the child’s name and medical conditions
can be quickly accessed.
MERCHANDISE
The Association has various coaching resources and a complete range of merchandise for sale. To place an order, simply
visit the LAQ website to view these items.
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AGE GROUPS IN LITTLE ATHLETICS
TINY TOTS
UNDER 6
Centres have the option of providing a Tiny Tots program
for three and four year old children, with the allowance for
a Centre to register the Tiny Tot only if he/she is a sibling of
an older (Under 6 - Under 17) registered Little Athlete. The
parent / guardian of the Tiny Tot athlete must be present
and working at the Centre while the child is participating.
The events offered for U6’s include 70m, 100m, 300m
Walk, Shot Put, Discus and Long Jump. The U6 age
group only competes at their own Centre and other Centre
carnivals. Athletes in this age group are not able to
compete up an age group.
Tiny Tots activities do not include times, places or
measurements. The maximum distance permissible for
running is 60m. Other fun events can also be added to
their program in accordance with endorsed LAQ programs.
A registration number will be provided for each Tiny Tot
and uniforms are optional, but they must be Sunsafe. Tiny
Tots do not take participate in activities outside their Centre
competition.
UNDER 7 – UNDER 17
The events offered and the equipment specifications vary
depending on the age of your child. The LAQ Rules of
Competition Handbook, which is available through your
Centre, lists the summary of events for each age group as
well as the specifications for each event.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
All parents are strongly encouraged to participate at
their local Centre in any number of ways. However you
choose to volunteer your time, your assistance is greatly
appreciated, as without your support, the athletes would
not be able to participate.
Your Centre may have a parent roster and/or levy to
encourage maximum support of parents. Your Centre
Committee can provide you with further details regarding
this.
assistance is required at all events. Parents of nominating
athletes, are required to help fulfill these roles.
The LAQ Officials Scheme offers various levels of
accreditation suitable for officiating at Centre competitions.
You can also gain qualifications to officiate at State level
competitions and can even progress to Athletics Australia
levels. Further details can be found on page ?? or on the
LAQ website.
For further details about each of the Little Athletics events,
please refer to page 12 of this booklet.
The Carnivals and Championships conducted by LAQ rely
solely on volunteer officials. Key officials are appointed
at the beginning of each season. However, additional
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KNOW YOUR EVENTS
This guide has been written for parents to provide
basic information about all the events that make up a
weekly program at most Centres. Should you require
further information about the rules, event or equipment
specifications, please contact your Centre.
Hurdles are built to tumble easily when knocked provided
they are hurdled from the correct direction. Hurdles must
never be jumped from the reverse direction as they will not
tumble and could cause serious injury.
During the Little Athletics season, you will be encouraged
to help out in many different ways to enable your child to
compete each week. Every parent is an important part of
the Little Athletics family and without your help, it would
be difficult to conduct events for your child. Parents, like
our athletes have different levels of experience and talents.
Remember, all parents at your Centre are volunteers and
are giving up their time for the betterment of the athletes.
Relays are one of the few opportunities that athletes have
to compete as a team. Some Centres run relays as part of
their weekly program, others enter teams into Association’s
Region and State Relay Championships. Relay track teams
consist of four runners who each run a set distance (eg.
70m, 100m, 200m, 400m or 800m) according to the
type of relay. The athletes carry a baton, which must be
passed onto the next runner. This change must take place
within the specified change over zone. For field events at
Region Relays, any number of athletes may enter with final
results determined by individual performances being added
together. The Starters commands for relay races are the
same as that for sprints.
TRACK
Sprints
Sprints are short running events, from 60m up to and
including the 400m. Prior to the start of a sprint event, the
athletes are placed in individual lanes and the Starter will
give the commands “On Your Marks”, “Set” and then fire
the gun for the athletes to start racing.
Distance
Distance races for Little Athletes are 800m (U9 – U17) and
1500m (U11 – U17). Prior to the start of a distance event,
athletes may be placed in either a pack start (for larger
groups) or in allocated lanes. The Starter will give the
command “On Your Marks” and then fire the gun for the
athletes to start racing.
Hurdles
Hurdle races are simply sprint events with hurdles placed
at set distances apart in each lane. The heights of the
hurdles change with the age of the athletes. They start at
45cm and go up to 76cm in height. The distances of the
races range from 60m to 200m. All hurdle races are run
in lanes. Athletes may need some coaching and practice
with low training hurdles before they try the real thing. The
Starters commands for hurdle races are the same as that
for sprints.
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Relays
Race Walking
Race Walking is a distance event, therefore the start is
conducted as a pack start. Walking races include the
700m, 1100m or 1500m distances, however, some
Centres may have shorter distances for younger age
groups. Race Walking is a progression of steps taken so
that the walker makes contact with the ground, and that
no visible loss on contact occurs. The advancing leg shall
be straightened (ie. not bent at the knee) from the moment
of first contact with the ground until the vertical upright
position. The Starters command for race walking is the
same as that for distance events.
FIELD
Shot Put
Long Jump
The Shot Put event area consists of a throwing circle, a
stop board and a landing area (sector). The Shot is a metal
ball and its weight and size varies, according to the age of
the athlete. To begin the throw, the athlete stands in the
circle and the Shot shall be put from the shoulder with one
hand only. The Shot shall touch, or be in close proximity to
the neck or chin and the hand shall not be dropped below
this position during the action of putting. The athlete must
wait until the Shot has landed, before walking out the back
of the circle. The Shot must land completely inside the
marked sector. Athletes usually have three throws.
The Long Jump event area includes a runway (grass, dirt,
asphalt or synthetic material) and a sand pit. The athletes
run in between the lines along the runway until they reach
the take-off area, and then drive themselves into the air
off one foot, landing in the pit. U6 – U12 athletes take-off
from a mat covered in sand. U13 – U17 athletes use a
20cm take-off board. Athletes usually have three jumps.
They must ensure that their take-off foot is on or behind
the mat / board and land in the sand pit. Athletes must exit
the pit forward of the mark they made on landing. A foul
jump will be recorded if any type of somersaulting is used.
Triple Jump
Triple Jump uses the same event area as Long Jump. It
also has the same basic rules and is measured the same
way as Long Jump. The runway has lines marked at 2
metre intervals usually from 5m, 7m and 9m and the
athlete chooses which of these lines will be their take-off
mark. For U11 – U12 athletes a mat is used. U13 – U17
athletes take-off from the board or a line marked on the
runway. Athletes usually have three jumps. Triple Jump
has three distinct stages – hop, step and jump.
High Jump
The High Jump event area consists of landing mats, two
uprights, a bar and a measuring stick. The athlete must
run up, take-off from one foot, clear the bar and land on
the mats, without causing the bar to be knocked off the
stand. Each athlete has three attempts to clear each
height. If they successfully clear the height on the first
or second attempt, they must wait until the bar is raised
before having another jump. The athlete may pass if they
wish. For the U8 – U11 age groups, the scissors technique
must be used. With the U12 – U17 age groups, the
Fosbury flop technique maybe used.
Discus
The Discus event area consists of a circle, a landing area
(sector) and a cage / net. A discus is a rubber, synthetic
or wooden disc, which varies in weight and size, according
to the age of the athlete. It is thrown from the circle and
must land completely inside the marked sector. All officials
and other athletes must be outside the cage / net when an
athlete is throwing. Discus rules are very similar to Shot
Put, except that there is no specific rule about how the
Discus must be thrown.
Javelin
The Javelin event area consists of a runway and a landing
area (sector). The athlete must hold the Javelin at the grip.
It must be thrown over the shoulder or upper arm and must
strike the ground with the tip of the metal head first. It
doesn’t have to stick into the ground. As the Javelin is a
spear-like implement, all athletes and officials must carry
the Javelin in an upright position and it must be walked
back for retrieval. Everyone should stay
clear of the immediate area, unless involved in
the event and always make sure that you can
see the Javelin at all times. Athletes usually
have three throws.
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MCDONALDS
ACHIEVEMENT LEVELS
The McDonald’s achievement levels are calculated from
the performance averages attained by Queensland’s Little
Athletes over the years. The first level is the green level,
which is within reach of all athletes. This level represents
a good level of performance. A red level represents a very
good performance, and is achievable by approximately
65% of athletes. A blue level represents an excellent
performance achievable by approximately 20% of athletes.
Levels for each age group and all events are detailed on
the pink (girls) or blue (boys) achievement cards.
To receive a McDonald’s achievement award certificate, an
athlete must reach the relevant level in all events applicable
to their age group in three event groups. For example,
an U13 athlete would be awarded a green level certificate
if they were to equal or better the green level times and
distances in (1) Hurdles: 60m Hurdles and 200m Hurdles,
(2) Sprints: 70m, 100m and 200m and in (3) Throws:
Discus, Javelin and Shot Put. Any event group combination
can be used to meet the criteria as long as the levels in
three event groups are attained.
Should an athlete not reach the green level in any of the
event groups, the Centre may award a green certificate for
attendance.
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LAQ CODES OF CONDUCT
Sport has a very special place in Australian society.
We are proud of our sporting tradition and look up
to our sporting champions from whatever field of
endeavour. Winning of course is a vital part of that
tradition, but not as important as the spirit in which
the majority of those Australian heroes have played
their sport. That spirit stems from our commitment
to fair play.
ATHLETES
•Be a good sport. Respect all good performances
whether from your Centre or the opponents and shake
hands with and thank the opposing athletes and
officials after the event – win, lose or draw.
• Participate for your own enjoyment and benefit.
• Always respect the official’s decision.
• Never become involved in acts of foul play.
•Honour both the spirit and intention of the competition
rules and live up the highest ideals of ethics and
sportsmanship. Avoid gamesmanship and respect the
traditions of the sport.
•Never engage in disrespectful conduct of any sort
including profanity, sledging, obscene gestures,
offensive remarks, trash-talking, taunting or other
actions that are demeaning to other athletes, officials
or supporters.
•Care for and respect the facilities and equipment made
available to you during training and competition.
•Safeguard your health. Don’t use any illegal or
unhealthy substances.
•Recognise that officials and coaches are volunteers
who give up their time to provide their services. Treat
them with the utmost respect.
•Do not bet or otherwise financially speculate, directly
or indirectly, on the outcome or any other aspect of a
Little Athletics event or competition in which you are
involved.
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PARENTS / SPECTATORS
•Condemn all violent or illegal acts, whether they are by
athletes, coaches, officials, parents or spectators.
•Respect the official’s decisions. Don’t complain or
argue about actions or decisions during or after an
event.
•Unsportsmanlike language, harassment or aggressive
behaviour will not be tolerated.
•Encourage athletes to play by the rules and to respect
opposing athletes and officials.
•Never ridicule or scorn an athlete for making a
mistake, respect their efforts.
•Understand that sport is part of a total life experience,
and the benefits of involvement go far beyond the final
placing of an event.
•Participate in positive cheering that encourages the
athletes in the Centre you are supporting. Don’t
engage in any cheering that taunts or intimidates
opponents, their fans or officials.
•Remember that children participate in Little Athletics
for their own enjoyment, not yours!
•At all times follow the directions of the Arena Manager
and/or other competition day officials.
•Never arrive at a Little Athletics competition under the
influence of alcohol. Never bring alcohol to a Little
Athletics competition or training.
COACHES
OFFICIALS
•Actively discourage foul play and/or unsportsmanlike
behaviour by athletes.
•Be impartial! Also, be consistent, objective and
courteous.
•Seek to maximise the participation and enjoyment of
all athletes regardless of ability; avoid the tendency to
over-use a talented athlete; treat all athletes as equals,
regardless of their talent.
•Place the safety and welfare of the athletes above all
else. Be alert to minimise dangerous physical play, fair
or foul, especially competition days.
•Show concern and caution towards all sick and injured
athletes. Follow the advice of a physician and/or
sports trainer to the letter when determining when
an injured athlete is ready to recommence training or
competition.
•Avoid any form of verbal contact with coaches, team
officials, parents and spectators during competition.
•Teach athletes that an honest effort and competing to
the best of their ability is as important as victory.
•Condemn all and every instance of unsportsmanlike,
foul or unfair play.
•Maintain a thorough knowledge of the rules of
competition and keep abreast of current coaching
methods. Maintain or improve your current
accreditation level.
•Set a good example by the way you dress, speak and
act towards athletes, coaches, officials, parents and
spectators.
•Always consider the health, safety and welfare of the
athletes.
• Accept responsibility for all actions taken.
•Avoid any situation which may lead to a conflict of
interest, both on and off the field.
•Show concern and caution towards sick and injured
athletes.
• Officiate to the age and/or experience of the athletes.
•Teach young athletes to realise that there is a big gap
between their ability and the professional athlete. Do
not coach them as if they are professionals.
•Ensure that your coaching reflects the level of the
competition being involved with and don’t be a ‘winner
at all costs’ coach.
•As coach, conduct yourself at all times, and in all
situations, in a manner that shows leadership, respect
for the sport of Little Athletics and respect for all those
that are involved in the sport – athletes, officials,
spectators, parents and the media.
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LAQ RULES & POLICIES
LAQ has several policies in place that Centres must
adhere to and educate parents, coaches, officials
and athletes to ensure that all participate are in a
safe and healthy environment. The following is only
a selection of these rules and policies:
Child Protection – LAQ is committed to ensuring that
all employees and volunteers that work for Little Athletics
Queensland and its affiliates are assessed (where
appropriate) for their suitability to work with children under
the Commission for Children and Young People Act 2000
(Qld).
Sun Safety - The health of participants is of primary
concern to Little Athletics Queensland. It is acknowledged
that skin cancer is a major public health problem in
Australia and in particular Queensland. Therefore LAQ and
its affiliated Centres are committed to adhering to a strict
uniform and sun safe policy.
Non Smoking - Smoking shall not be permitted in
any competition, canteen or spectator areas during any
Little Athletics competition. Little Athletics understands
the harmful effects of smoking on health, fitness and
performance in sport.
Risk Management - LAQ and its affiliated Centres are
committed to the health, safety and well being of all its
members and dedicated to providing a safe environment
for participating in Athletic activities.
Footwear - Footwear is compulsory in all Track and Field
events at all LAQ competition levels including Centre, Zone
and State.
Zero Tolerance - LAQ does not tolerate abuse in any of
its forms, and has developed the policy to clearly outline
the processes and penalties to be applied. LAQ recognises
the importance of providing a safe and enjoyable
environment for all those who participate in Little Athletics
in Queensland. The policy is to be used, where applicable,
in conjunction with the LAQ Codes of Conduct and the
relevant Constitution.
Guidelines for Exercise & Hydration in Extreme
Temperatures - These guidelines may vary between
Centres and adapted to suit local conditions and
requirements. The guidelines were developed to provide
some guidance to Centres should an unusual weather
situation occur.
Drugs In Sport - LAQ is totally opposed to the use of
any banned substances and use of any artificial aids for
the purpose of obtaining an advantage in competition,
totally opposed to the use of illegal recreational drugs and
recognises the role of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping
Authority (ASADA) in the development of policies pertaining
to drugs in sport. The ASADA banned substances list can
be obtained from www.asada.gov.au
Please visit the LAQ website www.laq.org.au for a
complete copy of these and other policies.
Centre Rules & Policies
All Little Athletics Centres have various rules and policies
which are formulated in the best interest of the athletes
and members. Please ensure that you familiarise yourself
with them.
Insurance
LAQ, through its affiliation with Little Athletics Australia,
provides insurance for all Little Athletics participants,
Centre Committee members, Centre coaches and officials.
All Centres have been supplied with a Little Athletics
Australia Insurance information and the Personal Injury
Claim Form.
Centres will be aware of the information contained in the
Little Athletics Australia Insurance program and should,
in turn make their members aware of their rights and
responsibilities under this program.
If you or your child is injured at the Centre, you should ask
the Centre for further information regarding insurance.
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ASSOCIATION COMPETITIONS
LAQ conducts several Championships, including the
McDonald’s Winter Championships (June / July),
McDonald’s State Relay Championships (December), and
McDonald’s State Championships (March).
Other competitions offered, where participation is by
nomination include the Medibank Senior Carnival & Junior
Pentathlon (November), McDonald’s Regional Relays,
Nordic Sport Regional Championships and the Junior
Carnival & Senior Pentathlon (March).
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The Association’s competitions are based on the IAAF
rules with specific modifications for Little Athletics. These
modifications are listed in the LAQ Rules of Competition
Handbook, which is available through your Centre
Committee. The rules and regulations are reviewed at the
LAQ Annual Conference. All Centre competitions are based
on these rules, although some may be slightly modified to
suit the individual Centre.
LAQ CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Event
Competition Date
Nordic Sport Winter Regional Championships
August & September 2015
Various Venues Set by the Regional Committees
Spring Carnival
26 September 2015
Bundaberg Regional Athletics Facility, Bundaberg
Medibank Senior Carnival / Junior Pentathlon
1 November 2015
State Athletics Facility, Nathan
McDonald’s Regional Relays
7-8 November
Various Venues Set by the Regional Committees
OR 14-15 November 2015
McDonald’s State Relay Championships
12 December 2015
State Athletics Facility, Nathan
Nordic Sport Summer Regional Championships
completed by
Various Venues Set by the Regional Committees
14-15 February 2016
Junior Carnival / Senior Pentathlon
6 March 2016
State Athletics Facility, Nathan
McDonald’s State Championships
18-20 March 2016
Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre, Nathan
McDonald’s Winter Championships & U7 & 8’s Carnival
25-26 June 2016
Townsville Sports Reserve
For complete details of the events and closing dates for nominations, please check with your Centre or contact the LAQ
Office or visit the LAQ website.
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DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSITION OF ATHLETES
LAQ COACHING PROGRAM
Introduction to Coaching (ITC) Courses
LAQ organises and conducts the ITC’s courses throughout the state on behalf of the Australian Track and Field Coaches
Association (ATFCA). The course is conducted over eight hours and covers all Track and Field events. The emphasis is
placed on the practical aspect of coaching and there is no exam. There is a small course fee per participant and courses
are conducted at various times throughout the year. Participants must be at least 15 years of age. Specialised, accredited
coaches are employed to carry out all instructions.
COMFORT INN & SUITES COACHING CAMPS
LAQ offers two coaching camps each year. One during the Summer season, and one during the Winter season. Both
camps cater for all athletes in the U7-U15 age groups and varying skill levels across all Track and Field events. Camp
fees include accommodation (for boarders), meals, specific coaching in a variety of event disciplines by qualified coaches,
entertainment and fun activities, hat, group photograph, spike bag, water bottle, booklet, attendance certificate and full
supervision by experienced and accredited personnel.
The Summer coaching camp, which is held in January and runs for 3-4 days, has places available for either boarders or
day attendees with the only restriction being placed on U7 boarders who must be accompanied by a parent / guardian.
The Winter coaching camp is held in the June / July school holidays and is a day attendee only camp.
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MCDONALD’S ALL COMERS COACHING CLINICS
The McDonald’s All Comers Coaching Clinics cater for all ages and skill levels across all track and field events. The
program is designed to introduce beginner and intermediate level athletes to higher level coaching and development.
All Coaching Clinics are conducted by ATFCA qualified coaches who will educate athletes in all discipline areas and will be
conducted in a variety of formats to suit the Centre and athlete’s needs. The Clinics are offered in all Regions throughout
the State.
The Association aims to conduct a minimum of one McDonald’s All Comers Coaching Clinic per Region, per season.
MCDONALD’S REGIONAL CLINICS
Conducted over 2 days, the McDonald’s Regional Clinics focus on the individual event disciplines at a higher level than the
All Comers Clinics. The athletes are split into groups according to their age so the coaches can provide a more tailored
technique session that provides more focused skill development for the athletes across a range of events.
THE CAPS PROGRAM
The Challenge, Achievement, Pathways in Sport (CAPS) program is
a leadership development program for young teenagers. The CAPS
program rewards participants for their contribution to the sport not just
for participating. Participants acquire lifelong skills, have fun, develop
important networks and receive recognition from their sport.
The choice of activities is flexible and will be determined by
the individual’s area of interest. Participants may choose from
administration, coaching, event / team management, officiating,
sports health, sports participation.
Anyone between the ages of 13 and 20 can enter the scheme as
a participant. Each participant is allocated a Co-ordinator. The
Co-ordinator’s role is to act as a mentor for the participant and to
encourage progression through the CAPS program.
CAPS has benefits for both the individual and the sport. The individual benefits through personal development, and the
sport benefits by having an increased number of skilled and knowledgeable young members who may be available as
volunteers at their local Centre.
Further information and registration forms are available from your Centre, the LAQ Office or the LAQ website.
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NEW ZEALAND DEVELOPMENT TOUR
Little Athletics Queensland offers the New Zealand Development Tour to encourage our athletes to remain involved in Little
Athletics throughout their senior years. It is anticipated that by doing this, it will encourage athletes to stay involved in the
sport of Athletics as they move into adulthood. The purpose of the tour is a development opportunity for athletes of all
levels and it is not necessary to be an elite athlete to take part in this Tour.
Selected athletes will spend 8-9 days in New Zealand, travelling, training and competing at an Inter Provincial meeting
against Teams from New Zealand’s South Island. A team of 20 athletes (10 boys and 10 girls) will be eligible for selection
to compete at this competition. Only LAQ registered athletes in the U14, U15 and U16 age groups are eligible for selection
as athletes must be either 14 or 15 years of age as of 31st December of the current year to compete. The Tour takes
place in January each year. Further information on the Tour can be found on the LAQ website.
SENIOR ATHLETICS
As you will discover during your time at Little Athletics, Athletics is a great social
sport. You or your child may like to continue with Athletics once your child is past the
Little Athletics age range.
Once your child is past the Little Athletics age range, they are then eligible to
participate in senior athletics events through Queensland Athletics (QA). QA is the
organisation that administers and promotes Athletics at the senior level. They can be
contacted on (07) 3343 5653 or via their website www.qldathletics.org.au
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LAQ OFFICIALS SCHEME
The Carnivals and Championships conducted by the
Association rely solely on volunteer officials. Key officials
are appointed at the beginning of each season. However,
additional assistance is required at all events. Parents of
nominating athletes are encouraged to help fulfil these
roles.
The LAQ Officials scheme, acknowledges various levels of
accreditation suitable for assistance at Centre competition
(D Grade), those qualified to chief at Association
competitions (C Grade) to LAQ State level referees. The
scheme also provides a clearer pathway and encourages
members to gain accreditation through the Athletics
Australia levels. To obtain accreditation for LAQ D and C
Grades, applicants need to complete practical assessments
and theory exams for each level.
LAQ D and C Grades, accreditation and theory papers are
set in event groups although qualifications can be obtained
for individual events. The event groups are Jumps,
Throws, Track, Recording and Race Walking. A typical
theory paper includes a general section, as well as 15 – 20
questions on each specific event within the event group.
While members are to be encouraged to undertake the
whole event group, particularly if the official wishes to gain
a higher-grade accreditation, it is not compulsory for the
individuals to complete all events. Further details can be
found on the LAQ website.
LAQ AGM & ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The Association conducts one major meeting each year
which includes the Annual Conference and Annual General
Meeting (AGM).
The Annual Conference, which is usually held in June, is
the premier meeting of the Association. Conference is
the Centres’ opportunity to learn more about the workings
of the Association, a chance to ask questions of the
Board and its Committees both in business sessions and
out of business sessions and more importantly, it gives
Centres the opportunity to meet other Centre delegates
from all over the State, put faces to names and exchange
ideas. Conference is a place for sharing information and
experiences.
The 2015 Annual Conference was held at the Quality
Hotel, Mermaid Waters. Representatives from 48 Centres
throughout Queensland took part in the weekend’s
activities.
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Presentations took place for the various LAQ Awards,
including Distinguished Merit Award winners Wendy
Wilson (Mt Gravatt), Todd Williams (Bracken Ridge), Merit
Award winners Debbie Horvat (Algester), Sonny Roberts
(Strathpine), Craig Simpkins (Tweed), Theresa Stolberg
(Ipswich), Karen Vohland (Caboolture), Debbie Spence
(Ashmore), Frank Knight Memorial Coach of the Year Award
winner Gary Patterson (Deception Bay) and Volunteer of the
Year Award winner Bernadette Lowrie (Caboolture). A full
list of all award winners is listed under LAQ Awards.
The AGM is held on the last day of the Conference and it
is at this meeting where the election of Officers and Life
Membership takes place. The Association’s Annual Report
and Audited Financial Report are also presented to the
AGM for adoption.
LAQ AWARDS
LAQ recognises the service of individuals and Centres through various awards. These awards include:
ATHLETES
The George Harvey Leadership Award
The George Harvey Award is presented each year to one girl and one boy who best
demonstrate they embrace the ideals of Little Athletics. The criteria encompasses
those attributes George himself believes are important not only in Little Athletics but
also to any individual’s growth and development.
Eligibility for the award is not restricted by athletic ability as demonstrated on the
track and in the field. The athletes selected will have been regular attendees of
Centre and Zone competitions and will have displayed a willingness to participate
in the full range of Little Athletics events. They will have been involved in Little
Athletics for a minimum of 5 years and will currently be in the U15 – U17 Age
Group.
Required attributes are:
LEADERSHIP:
Provides an example to others and shows a desire to
assist in the development of skills in others
RESPECT:
Is always courteous, shows regard for fellow athletes and
officials and accepts the judges’ decisions
PERSERVERENCE:
Performs with determination to attain personal goals
even if difficulties and setbacks are encountered
SPORTSMANSHIP:
Abides by a code of fair play and is gracious in victory and
defeat
ENTHUSIASM:
Irrespective of ability, displays a keenness to become
involved in all activities
And finally, the athlete should have been an ambassador for
Little Athletics, proud of his/her involvement in the sport and
have promoted it amongst his/her peers.
The 2015 winners were Brianna Vohland (Caboolture) and Michael McLure (Biloela).
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The Laurie Baartz Award For Most Improved Athlete
Laurie Baartz was the Association’s Manager for Coaching on the Board of Management from
late 1982 until his untimely death in 1984 and during his time he laid the foundations for the
extensive coaching programs the Association now offers throughout the State. His approach
to coaching always stressed the importance of personal improvement, whether or not this
was accompanied by success in competition. In this way children maintain a balanced
perspective of their performances at all times.
Laurie’s workmates at Telecom chose to honour his memory by providing the Association
with a perpetual trophy awarded to the Little Athlete showing the greatest degree of personal
improvement.
The award is based on personal achievements over a range of events and is open to boys
and girls across all age groups. To be eligible, performances are only permitted to be
recorded at Centre level competition over any ten week period. Points are awarded for
exceeding personal bests on the basis of one point per event group per nominated week.
The 2015 winner was Sean McLean U14 from North Mackay.
CAPS Participant of the Year
CAPS is a Youth Leadership Development Program for people 14 - 21 years of age.
Participation is what sport is all about. However without a support structure of managers,
administrators, trainers, coaches and officials, even the simplest of competitions would
not be possible. One of the greatest challenges facing many sports is the maintenance of
an effective voluntary structure; this is where the CAPS program aligns itself. The CAPS
program provides athletes with the opportunity to learn more about LAQ as an organisation
by gaining personal experience through community service.
A CAPS Participant Award may be presented each year to a participant who best
demonstrates a willingness to develop positive attributes such as initiative and dedication.
These are required when progressing through the CAPS program and may in the future open
many opportunities, both within Athletics and the wider community.
The 2015 winner was Tahlia Perry (Strathpine).
10-Year Participation Award
Athletes must have had a minimum of ten (10) years participation at a LAQ Centre during which time they have
demonstrated the desire to foster the aims of Little Athletics within the Centre and the Community. Should you have an
athlete who has been involved with another Little Athletics Centre in Queensland, that involvement can form part of the
minimum required 10 years.
The athlete should have shown a level of commitment to their Centre as an athlete and may have been involved on the
Centre Committee and assisted at other levels of the Centre (eg officiating / coaching / administration). Involvement at
another centre would count towards the mandatory ten years.
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ADULTS
Life Membership
Life Membership is the Association’s highest honour. It is
presented to members that have given highly meritorious
service towards the growth and development of Little
Athletics. They must have been involved with Little Athletics
for a minimum period of 15 years and have served at Centre
committee and / or Association level and / or National level for
a minimum period of 10 years.
In 2015, Life Memberships were awarded to Len Price
(Beenleigh) and Don Yourell (Gold Coast).
Distinguished Merit Award
The Distinguished Merit Award is presented to members with
the highest credentials and integrity, who have been given a
minimum of 12 years service to Little Athletics in Queensland
and served at Centre, Zone and State Level or had Board of
Directors involvement. The person should also have been
involved at all levels over and above the call of normal duty and
been generally accepted by the majority of people.
In 2015, Distinguished Merit Awards were presented to
Wendy Wilson (Mt Gravatt) and Todd Williams (Bracken
Ridge).
Merit Award
The Merit Award is presented to members of high character and show
an unselfish willingness to work for the betterment of Little Athletics.
They must have given a minimum of 8 years service at Centre level
and this involvement should clearly demonstrate a commitment to
fostering the growth and development of the Centre. The nominee
should normally have been involved for a period of at least 3 years
at Centre Committee level. In addition, they should have had regular
involvement at Association competitions.
In 2015, Merit Awards were presented to Debbie Horvat
(Algester), Sonny Roberts (Strathpine), Craig Simpkins
(Tweed), Theresa Stolberg (Ipswich), Karen Vohland
(Caboolture) and Debbie Spence (Ashmore).
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Volunteer of the Year Award
This award is presented annually and is based on involvement in the current season only. It
is open to all Centre members, however, not necessarily intended to be for the dedicated
Committee Member. No limit of involvement with Little Athletics is placed on the nominee
(eg. one year, five years) as it depends totally on the nominees involvement for that year.
In 2015, the winner was Bernadette Lowrie (Caboolture).
Frank Knight Memorial Coach of the Year Award
Frank Knight is recognised as one of the true legends in Little Athletics, who unerringly
demonstrated his passion for the sport and commitment to his positions held with LAQ over
many years. Frank began his involvement with Little A’s when he joined his children up with
the Arana Centre in 1980. He then went onto be a member of the LAQ coaching committee
in the early 1980’s and became the Association’s Manager for Coaching in 1986.
He served as a member of the Board of Directors since 1986 and set an all time high record for length of service – 20
years total. Frank contributed in many ways to the direction that our Association has taken, and he had an amazing ability
to keep pace and continue moving forward with new innovations to assist in the strategic direction of our Association. His
coaching knowledge, and the way that he passed this on to members, has been exceptional and he touched many of our
members’ athletic careers through his work with the coaching camps, coaching courses, state team coaching, Centre
involvement and as an individual coach. He was also a longstanding and proactive member
of the QLD Branch of the ATFCA.
Frank finally succumbed to his battle with cancer on 19th January 2006. As a final thank
you and farewell to a man that gave so much of his life to Athletics, the Association renamed
this award in his honour.
This award aims to promote, encourage and reward quality Little Athletics coaching. It is
presented to an individual who, in the opinion of the Board, has made the most significant
contribution to Little Athletics within their community. This individual, by their coaching
and enthusiasm promotes the values and philosophies of Little Athletics and junior sport in
general and is prepared to extend their qualifications for the development of athletes.
In 2015 the winner was Gary Patterson (Deception Bay).
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Alison Quirke Official of the Year Award
The Alison Quirke Official of the Year Award is the newest Association award. It is awarded
each year to one official in recognition of their outstanding service as an official to Little
Athletics Queensland.
In 2015 the winner was Sue Williams (Bracken Ridge).
CAPS Co-ordinator of the Year
The CAPS Co-ordinator Award aims to encourage and recognise
the efforts of a CAPS Co-ordinator that strives to develop the
youth of our sport. It may be presented each year to a Coordinator who best demonstrates a willingness to assist in
the development of positive attributes such as initiative and
dedication and guide participants as they progress through the CAPS program.
In 2015 the winner was Theresa Stolberg (Ipswich).
10, 15, 20, 25, 30 Year Service Awards
These awards are presented to members of excellent character, who have had a minimum of
ten (10) years service to LAQ during which time they have demonstrated the desire to foster
the aims of Little Athletics within the Centre and the Community. The nominee should have
shown a level of commitment higher than that expected of a normal Centre parent and would normally have been involved
for a period of time on the Centre Committee and assisted at other levels of the Association (eg officiating / coaching /
administration). Duties should have exceeded the requirements of a normal Centre Committee position.
Honour Certificate
Honour certificates are presented to members of excellent character, who have had a minimum of five (5) years service
at LAQ Centre level during which time they have demonstrated the desire to foster the aims of Little Athletics within the
Centre. The nominee should have shown a level of commitment higher than that expected of a normal Centre parent
and would normally have been involved for a period of time on the Centre Committee. Duties should have exceeded the
requirements of a normal Centre Committee position.
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CENTRES
The Andrea Harvey Award for Centre Administration
This award is presented to those Centres that have shown an excellence above other Centres, and have excelled in Centre
Administration.
In 2015, first prize was awarded to Ipswich.
The Centre Promotional Award
This award is judged on the Centre’s promotion of Little Athletics as a brand to the community. Centre’s should not be
concerned with how the information is presented upon lodgement, other than it being in an orderly fashion.
The winner in 2015 was Caboolture.
Development Award
This award is presented to Centres in two categories - those with the highest re-registration percentage and those the
highest registration increase. In 2014, the winners were:
Highest re-registration % for Centres with less than 100 Highest re-registration % for Centres with more than 100
registrations – Marlin Coast and Roma & District
registrations – Beaudesert & District
Highest registration increase for Centres with less
than 100 registrations – Roma & District
CAPS Centre of the Year
The CAPS Centre Award may be presented each
year to a Centre that promotes and supports the
program; demonstrating a willingness to assist in the
development of positive attributes such as initiative
and dedication required by the CAPS participants as
they progress through the CAPS program.
The winner in 2015 was Ipswich.
Further information, including the complete details
of the awards’ criteria and application forms, can be
accessed from LAQ’s website or through your Centre.
Most Little Athletics Centres also have their own
awards that recognise the achievements of athletes,
parents and volunteers at Centre level.
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Highest registration increase for Centres with more than 100
registrations – Mulgrave
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LAQ STATE TEAM
The first Little Athletics “Australian Teams Championships” (ATC) started humbly in Melbourne in 1970 and is now a
nationally recognised event on the sporting calendar attracting teams from seven State and Territory Associations. It
consists of two separate competitions – a Teams Championships for the Under 13’s (normally 11 boys and 11 girls) and
an individual Multi Event Championship for Under 15’s (normally 2 boys and 2 girls).
The team is selected, principally, on their performances at State Championships and then if necessary, performances at
other recently held LAQ sanctioned events will be taken into consideration in the final selection process.
The team is announced on Sunday afternoon of the State Championships. The 2016 Australian Little Athletics
Championships are being held in Adelaide on Sunday 24th April 2016.
If you would like more detailed information, please contact the Association Office.
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2015 ALAC RESULTS
U13 TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Overall Team Results
Handicap Trophy Results
1
Western Australia
688
1
Western Australia
995
2
Victoria
674.5
2
South Australia
951
3
New South Wales
615
3
Tasmania
899.5
4
Queensland
566.5
4
Victoria
890.5
5
South Australia
504
5
Queensland
864.5
6
Tasmania
396.5
6
ACT
831.5
7
ACT
323.5
7
New South Wales
817
Boys
Event
100 Metres
200 Metres
400 Metres
800 Metres
1500 Metres
Girls
Place
Name
Time/
Distance/
Score
5
Byron Betts
12.31
6
Courtney Steel
13.39
7
Reef O’Dwyer
12.61
9
Casey Bell
13.55
2
Byron Betts
24.95
6
Amy Brice
27.12
5
Joshua Whiting
25.34
7
Courtney Steel
27.29
9
Joshua Whiting
59.37
12
Chantelle Chippind
1:05.15
10
Luca Ferroussat
59.58
4
Luca Ferroussat
2:13.81
7
Annabelle O’Hara
2:24.16
5
Patrick Thygesen
2:19.49
8
Mackenzey Ormiston
2:25.83
5
Patrick Thygesen
4:34.73
3
Mackenzey Ormiston
4:45.07
6
Jake Waugh
4:37.92
5
Annabelle O’Hara
4:55.05
1
Tenyka Chapman
7:11.95
1500 Metre Walk
80 Metre Hurdles
Place
Name
Time/
Distance/
Score
6
Cooper Schmidt
13.26
3
Jasmine Hayes
13.35
14
Jai Jorgensen
13.67
6
Francesca MacDonal
13.55
4 x 100 Metre
Relay
3
Queensland
48.46
4
Queensland
52.55
Long Jump
8
Joel Cochran
4.96m
3
Amy Brice
5.06m
9
Joshua Whiting
4.91m
6
Francesca MacDonal
4.98m
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Boys
Event
Triple Jump
High Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Javelin
Girls
Place
Name
Time/
Distance/
Score
Place
Name
Time/
Distance/
Score
6
Joel Cochran
11.25m
2
Amy Brice
11.05m
10
Cooper Schmidt
10.67m
8
Jasmine Hayes
10.11
3
James Smith
1.70m
6
Casey Bell
1.50m
4
Reef O’Dwyer
1.65m
10
Caliah Saltner-Hill
1.50m
11
James Smith
11.22m
4
Chantelle Chippind
10.86m
12
Jai Hockey
11.17m
5
Erica Sitcheff
10.74m
10
Jai Hockey
30.38m
2
Amy Brice
46.38m
11
James Smith
26.61m
9
Chantelle Chippind
31.22m
3
Jai Jorgensen
39.46m
3
Chantelle Chippind
36.99m
6
Jai Hockey
34.19m
6
Erica Sitcheff
34.69m
U15 MULTI-EVENT CHAMPIONSHIPS
Team Results
1
Queensland
251
2
Victoria
212
3
New South Wales
205
4
ACT
199
5
Western Australia
187
6
Tasmania
145.5
7
South Australia
120.5
Boys
Event
Multi-Event
Girls
Place
Name
Time/
Distance/
Score
3
Zane Branco
3588
2
Ella Connolly
3719
4
Ben Schmidtchen
3541
4
Camryn Newton-Smith
3323
Queensland
48.21
4 x 100 M Mixed Relay 1
Place
Name
Time/
Distance/
Score
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INDIVIDUAL
Event
70 Metres
100 Metres
200 Metres
400 Metres
800 Metres
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Boys
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U9
U10
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
Campbell Magnay
Matthew Bollard
Isreal Leota
Campbell Magnay
Blake Achilles
Seth Gould
Anthony Collins
Anthony Collins
Benjamin Wallace
Rowan Sutton
James Quinn
Isreal Leota
Mathew Siebuhr
Harris Yell
Harris Yell
Lyndon Phipps
Preston Degarnham
Zane Palmer
Jake Evans
Jordan Csabi
Daniel Rolley
Jake Playful
Lewis Simon
Liam Johnston
Jared Nicholas
Zane Palmer
Jake Evans
Corey Cottrell
Kobi Rutherford
Daniel Rolley
William Barker
William Barker
Jordan Cross
Beau Lane
Zane Palmer
Jake Evans
Hamish Granger
Kedron
Tweed
Browns Plains
Kedron
Toowoomba Central
Gladstone
Aspley
Aspley
Browns Plains
Glasshouse District
West Bundaberg
Browns Plains
Caboolture
Gold Coast
Gold Coast
Redlands
Gold Coast
Deception Bay
Helensvale
Noosa
Balmoral
Redcliffe
Souths
Algester
Deception Bay
Deception Bay
Helensvale
Deception Bay
Runaway Bay
Balmoral
Arana
Arana
Runaway Bay
Gold Coast
Deception Bay
Helensvale
Arana
2006
2015
2014
2007
2003
2013
2008
2009
2007
2013
2013
2014
2010
2013
2014
2005
2015
2000
2015
2014
2010
2001
2008
2010
2006
2000
2015
2010
2010
2010
2014
2015
2006
2008
2000
2015
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Time/Distance/
Score
10.27
9.88
14.55
13.82
13.38
12.83
11.42
11.61
11.25
11.63
11.08
29.09
28.29
27.29
26.27
24.18
23.26
22.90
23.17
22.27
1:03.04
1:01.81
59.12
55.10
52.49
50.11
51.42
50.50
2:32.49
2:23.87
2:23.26
2:16.78
2:09.5
2:04.59
2:01.29
1:59.81
1:59.66
Event
70 Metres
100 Metres
200 Metres
400 Metres
800 Metres
Girls
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U9
U10
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
Kaylee Packer
Kaylee Packer
Kaylee Packer
Kaylee Packer
Kaylee Packer
Kassy Hill
Riley Day
Riley Day
Lauren O’Sullivan
Tiana Morrison
Kirsty Johnson
Dianne Waight
Kaylee Packer
Jessica Brown
Kassy Hill
Riley Day
Riley Day
Riley Day
Shannon Reynolds
Rianna Dorey
Dianne Waight
Amber Rowlandson
Amber Rowlandson
Tammy Martin
Tammy Martin
Hannah Schlecht
Madalyn McCusker
Jessica Haig
Rebecca Webb
Josephine Auer
Jade Dowling
Lucinda Young
Marlie Campton
Kristyn Mackrell
Tammy Martin
Brielle Erbacher
Rhiannon Hess
Helensvale
Helensvale
Helensvale
Helensvale
Helensvale
Goodna
Beaudesert & District
Beaudesert & District
Souths
Arana
Goodna
Ashmore
Helensvale
Twin Towns
Goodna
Beaudesert & District
Beaudesert & District
Beaudesert
Ravenshoe
Noosa
Ashmore
Kedron
Kedron
Ashmore
Ashmore
Balmoral
Highfields
Caloundra
Gold Coast
Aspley
Ipswich
Kenmore
Byron Bay
Redlands
Ashmore
Toowoomba South
Bracken Ridge
2008
2009
2008
2009
2010
2000
2013
2014
2007
2015
2013
2014
2009
2003
2000
2013
2014
2015
2015
2015
2015
2007
2008
2006
2007
2013
2015
2013
2015
2008
2008
2007
2011
2004
2008
2015
2009
Time/Distance/
Score
10.40
9.83
14.42
13.76
13.52
13.11
12.21
12.47
12.38
12.65
12.65
30.07
28.59
28.01
26.76
25.50
25.00
24.76
25.62
25.50
1:07.06
1:03.54
59.94
58.16
58.77
57.84
1:01.17
59.34
2:42.60
2:35.06
2:29.85
2:22.80
2:20.57
2:15.49
2:15.60
2:23.98
2:21.69
39
Boys
Event
1500 Metres
700 Metre Walk
1100 Metre Walk
1500 Metre Walk
3000 Metre Walk
60 Metre Hurdles
80 Metre Hurdles
90 Metre Hurdles
100 Metre Hurdles
200 Metre Hurdles
High Jump
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
Kobi Rutherford
Lachlan Cook
Jacob Henshall
Nathan Miller
Blayne Arnold
Lachie Kizana
Hamish Granger
Yanis Benzenati
Runaway Bay
Centenary
Twin Towns
Strathpine
Border Blues
Runaway Bay
Arana
Ashmore
2012
2009
2000
2000
2005
2014
2015
2010
Time/Distance/
Score
4:47.53
4:38.84
4:23.42
4:05.19
4:13.35
4:20.41
4:09.49
3:43.64
U10
Ryan Isaac
Mt Gravatt
2000
5:18.45
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U14
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
Ryan Isaac
Nelson McCutcheon
Jared Loi
Jesse Osborne
Jesse Osborne
Nicholas Andreas
Jesse Osborne
Jamison Stovin
Ben Mingin
Jesse Osborne
Todd McDonald
William Barker
Harris Yell
Jake Grevsmuhl
Anthony Collins
Matthew Barker
Anthony Collins
Cooper Degarnham
Jake Grevsmuhl
Zachary Brnabic
Sam Carson
Matthew Barker
Ben Wilcox
Jordan Spyro
Shemaiah James
Kane Brigg
Alexi Champion
Mitchell Tulley
Nate Roffey
Nelson Maina
Mark Sills
Mark Sills
Mt Gravatt
Redlands
Caboolture
Strathpine
Strathpine
Tweed
Strathpine
Gold Coast
Bargara
Strathpine
Redlands
Arana
Gold Coast
Beenleigh
Aspley
Arana
Aspley
Gold Coast
Beenleigh
Mt Gravatt
Redlands
Arana
Goodna
Goodna
Deception Bay
Gold Coast
Maroochy
Wynnum Manly
Mt Gravatt
Centenary
Ipswich
Ipswich
2001
2015
2003
2009
2010
2015
2012
2014
2014
2011
2005
2013
2013
2006
2008
2013
2010
2015
2009
2010
2004
2014
2014
2014
2006
1998
2015
2008
1999
2012
1991
1992
5:08.65
7:37.47
7:10.28
6:46.90
6:18.40
7:47.97
5:44.86
15:10.40
18:24.92
12:43.78
9.99
10.25
9.64
9.50
11.40
12.52
13.23
13.50
13.37
27.06
26.15
25.50
25.59
24.61
1.26m
1.36m
1.36m
1.44m
1.66m
1.83m
1.89m
2.10m
U16
Nicholas Hooper
Noosa
2015
1.80m
U17
Joshua Connolly
Deception Bay
2015
1.97m
U10
40
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1500 Metres
700 Metre Walk
1100 Metre Walk
1500 Metre Walk
3000 Metre Walk
60 Metre Hurdles
Girls
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
Jade Dowling
Melanie Kaasinen
Mackenzey Ormiston
Courtney Thwaites
Montanna McAvoy
Brielle Erbacher
Tara Blundell
Anika Clarke
Rachel Barker
Katie Hayward
Rachel Barker
Tenyka Chapman
Mikaela Woodward
Katie Hayward
Mikaela Woodward
Jessica Pickles
Katya Martin
Mikaela Woodward
Mikaela Woodward
Jesse Sims
Letitia Spedding
Talia Inivale
Timisha Wenck
Danielle Ashe
Samantha Johnson
Taneille Crase
Aliyah Johnson
Aliyah Johnson
Chloe White
Jessica White
Aliyah Johnson
Chloe White
Jessica White
Taneille Crase
Sally McLellan
Tamara Hotten
Chloe White
Shontelle Boddington
Jessica Wallace
Mya Thomas
Ainsley Ackerman
Keirra Lesa
Vicki Collins
Vicki Collins
Carmen Hunter
Sophie Tiver
Tara Strano
Ipswich
Aspley
Tweed
Ashmore
Cairns
Toowoomba South
City North
Redlands
Gold Coast
Gold Coast
Gold Coast
Mudgeeraba
Sunnybank
Gold Coast
Toowong Harriers
Jimboomba
Beenleigh
Sunnybank
Toowong Harriers
Aspley
Glasshouse
Springwood
Ipswich
Toowoomba Central
Noosa
Beenleigh
Mt Gravatt
Mt Gravatt
Deception Bay
Helensvale
Mt Gravatt
Deception Bay
Helensvale
Beenleigh
Helensvale
Deception Bay
Deception Bay
Souths
Toowoomba Central
Souths
Nambour
Ashmore
Maryborough
Maryborough
Ross River
University
Cassowary Coast
2008
2007
2015
2014
2015
2015
2012
2015
2006
2011
2008
2015
2013
2015
2015
2010
2010
2013
2014
2013
2007
2015
2001
2004
2011
2008
2011
2012
2015
2013
2012
2015
2013
2008
2000
2015
2015
2014
2013
2013
2002
2013
1996
1997
1993
2015
2010
U11
80 Metre Hurdles
90 Metre Hurdles
100 Metre Hurdles
200 Metre Hurdles
High Jump
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U15
U16
U17
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
Time/Distance/
Score
4:59.48
4:54.66
4:45.07
4:50.21
4:43.02
5:07.09
5:02.99
3:36.26
5:42.23
5:34.74
7:41.51
7:11.95
7:21.38
6:20.81
7:51.44
6:57.47
16:10.89
15:38.50
16:19.80
17:56.50
10.45
10.49
9.96
9.96
9.83
12.65
12.33
12.90
14.89
14.30
12.90
14.89
14.30
28.87
28.47
28.05
29.40
29.21
1.21m
1.35m
1.38m
1.62m
1.75m
1.76m
1.75m
1.51m
1.69
41
Boys
Event
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Javelin
42
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
Barry Goodwin
Barry Goodwin
Sean Cranney
Cameron Brownjohn
Harris Yell
David Boorman
Ryan Silke
Rowan Sutton
Gold Coast
Gold Coast
Goodna
Arana
Gold Coast
The Gap
Gold Coast
Glasshouse District
1987
1988
1985
1989
2015
1990
2003
2014
Time/Distance/
Score
4.55m
5.06m
5.60m
5.59m
6.04m
6.39m
6.81m
6.71m
U17
Liam Adcock
Redcliffe
2013
6.69m
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
Sean Cranney
William Barker
Shemaiah James
Darcy Roper
Shemaiah James
Rowan Sutton
Rowan Sutton
Ryan Cochran
Nathan Russell
Joshua Starke
Sam Hegarty
Lachlan Miller
Benjamin Thomas
Joshua Starke
Timothy Ford
Tim Castley
Lewis Symonds
Andrew French
Scott Puodziunas
Billy Rogers
Bayley Lau
Lachlan Miller
Jason Dudley
Jack Bannister
Logan Stubbs
Tyler Wostear
Zachary Brnabic
Joshua Robinson
Trent Rogers
Benjamin Thomas
Goodna
Arana
Deception Bay
Deception Bay
Deception Bay
Glasshouse
Glasshouse
Redlands
Centenary
Maryborough
Helidon & District
Wynnum Manly
Beaudesert & District
Maryborough
Tablelands
Kenmore
Helensvale
Aspley
Aspley
Charleville
Algester
Wynnum Manly
Deception Bay
Warwick
Hervey Bay
Tara & District
Mt Gravatt
Mt Gravatt
Ipswich
Beaudesert
1985
2015
2010
2012
2012
2013
2015
2000
2007
2001
2004
2009
2014
2005
2014
2015
2015
2001
2001
2001
2010
2010
2000
2014
2013
2010
2009
1999
2003
2014
11.06m
11.62m
12.69m
13.14m
13.89m
13.38m
14.09m
10.19m
11.63m
13.68m
13.62m
16.65m
16.34m
18.34m
15.77m
18.35m
35.26m
38.22m
35.91m
44.05m
52.53m
54.67m
58.56m
64.12m
59.30m
39.64m
49.89m
55.43m
58.50m
53.71m
U16
Brandon Stanaway
Arana
2015
53.13m
U17
Luke Giacca
Noosa
2015
63.19m
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Event
Long Jump
Girls
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
Michelle McCosker
Candice Brooks
Melinda Jones
Jacqueline Seeto
Stacey Williams
Jacinta Boyd
Aliyah Johnson
Tiana Morrison
Alesha Butters
Ashleigh Jones
Aliyah Johnson
Sakisha Dovey
Aliyah Johnson
Aliyah Johnson
Kertisha Thompson
Madeleine Lindemann
Rebecca Green
Mya Sautia
Talia Inivale
Lyvante’ Su’emai
Lyvante’ Su’emai
TBC
Zoe Henare
Kathy Gore
Samantha Lenton
Brianna Bortolanza
Talia Inivale
Talia Inivale
Talia Inivale
Lyvante’ Su’emai
Amy Brice
Kirsty Williams
Kylie Jones
Samantha Lenton
Alexandra Worth
Dana Eagers
Monique Wylie
Wasie Toolis
Tahlia Anderson
Camryn Newton-Smith
South Burnett
Mt Tarampa
Arana
Arana
Redlands
Maroochy
Mt Gravatt
Arana
Twin Towns
Gladstone
Mt Gravatt
Gold Coast
Mt Gravatt
Mt Gravatt
Mulgrave
Toowoomba Central
Sunnybank
Bracken Ridge
Springwood
Springwood
Springwood
Aspley
Nth Rockhampton
Centenary Hts
Toowoomba South
Mulgrave
Springwood
Springwood
Springwood
Springwood
Noosa
Twin Towns
Helidon
Toowoomba South
Cassowary Coast
Sunnybank
Ashmore
Toowong Harriers
Deception Bay
Jimboomba
1991
1991
1987
1984
2008
2000
2012
2015
2011
2011
2008
2009
2010
2011
2008
2014
2012
2015
2015
2014
2015
1986
2014
1992
2015
2014
2014
2015
2015
2015
2015
2011
1992
2015
2014
1999
1989
2008
2015
2015
Time/Distance/
Score
4.42m
4.64m
4.88m
5.55m
5.37m
5.51m
5.91m
5.30m
5.27m
5.27m
9.94m
10.92m
11.69m
12.06m
12.09m
10.99m
11.26m
8.86m
11.79m
13.63m
15.51m
14.11m
13.41m
14.25m
14.01m
14.31m
29.47m
40.74m
37.64m
42.24m
46.38m
43.44m
44.72m
42.33m
39.82m
29.70m
35.84m
42.99m
42.02m
40.66m
U16
Tianah List
Jimboomba
2015
47.38m
U17
Jessica Hughes
Helensvale
2013
41.56m
U17
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Discus
Javelin
43
RELAYS
Boys
Event
4 x 100 Metres
4 x 200 Metres
4 x Medley
2 x High Jump
Age
Centre
Name
Year
U9
Deception Bay
2007
U10
Arana
2008
58.00
U11
Maroochy
2002
56.21
U12
Centenary
2002
54.24
U13
Browns Plains
2004
50.74
U14
Deception Bay
2012
48.26
U15
West Bundaberg
2009
45.55
U16
Strathpine
2013
46.29
U17
West Bundaberg
2010
44.18
U9
Bli Bli
2002
2:12.91
U10
Helensvale
2012
2:04.10
U11
Balmoral
2010
4:35.06
U12
Maroochy
2003
4:25.34
U13
Maroochy
2004
4:10.70
U14
Deception Bay
2012
3:56.90
U15
Gold Coast
2008
3:48.65
U16
Helensvale
2013
3:52.05
U17
Redcliffe
2012
3:46.95
U9
Springwood
Ipswich
Algester
Ipswich
Arana
The Gap
Sunnybank
J Guy, R Denny, C Patterson, N Abell
K Dingwall, J Baker, M Senica,
J Morrison
H Wilson, S Casey, A Stevenson,
D Murray
M Hepburn, C Thompson, S Lewis,
D Stubbersfield
J Madden, D Wallace, B Wallace,
R Fenwick
J Guy, B Milligan, B Johnston,
G Roberts
J Horton, A Smith, D Wilson, J Quinn
B McLean, T Yates, I Vennix,
L Mountford
D Wilson, J Horton, S Smith, J Quinn
S Oxley, N Roth, N Pointon,
T McCarthy
D Briese, C Harrison, B Stoneley,
Z Carey
L Blake, O Lacny, D Rolley,
T Waller-Brown
H Wilson, S Casey, B Nash,
A Stevenson
H Wilson, S Casey, B Nash,
A Stevenson
J Guy, B Milligan, B Johnston,
G Roberts
B Wakeling, B Land, H Cathie,
J Bowcock
K Duncan, N Garrett, J Kelly,
D Simpson
L Adcock, J Lean, J Dollman,
C Schackow
M Grieve, M Barr
M Sills, J Luhrman
B Foat, M Slater
T Regeling, M Sills
A Keehn, A Easton
D Boorman, J Pickering
D Lacey, C Taurima
Time/Distance/
Score
1:01.30
1984
1986
1989
1987
1997
1989
1990
2.32m
2.56m
2.56m
2.73m
3.22m
3.52m
3.58m
U10
U11
U13
U14
U15
44
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Event
4 x 100 Metres
4 x 200 Metres
4 x Medley
2 x High Jump
Girls
Age
Centre
Name
Year
Time/Distance/
Score
U9
Balmoral
2006
1:03.82
U10
Toowong Harriers
2004
1:01.25
U11
Wynnum Manly
2006
57.59
U12
Ashmore
2012
54.79
U13
Mt Gravatt
2002
51.72
U14
Helensvale
2008
51.82
U15
Gold Coast
2002
51.10
U16
GoldCoast
2014
50.60
U17
DeceptionBay
2014
51.15
U9
Aspley
2000
2:19.63
U10
Runaway Bay
2011
2:09.51
U11
Balmoral
2010
4:47.35
U12
Ashmore
2000
4:34.17
U13
Gold Coast
2011
4:29.48
U14
Wynnum Manly
2005
4:16.78
U15
Mt Gravatt
2004
4:17.89
U16
Gold Coast
2014
4:25.85
U17
Caloundra
2014
4:20.05
U9
U10
U11
U13
Redlands
Arana
City North
Gold Coast
Ipswich
University
Gold Coast
J Tabuarua, D Stone, H Schlecht,
E Petersen
C Bailey, C Caslick, M Charlton,
E First
S Anderson, W Preston, I Swindles,
M Bayes
K Lesa, A Robba, C Coleman,
D Johnson
K McCulloch, C Vieritz, M Murrison,
C Samios
S Milburn, C Donnelly, E Harrigan,
J Handsaker
K Juniper, L Mosley, K Hill,
G Scantlebury
N Roberts, T Lima, C Banner,
C Mpofu
R Isele, T Hotten, K McNaughton,
C White
N Brittain, T Baker, T Strain,
R-L Tobin
J Ramsay, J Hayes, K Pickering,
J Anscombe
E Schecht, C Trimboli, S Whitting,
K Robinson
S Capper, J Cornelius, L Pobje,
L Rowney
T Lima, A Coulston, C Banner,
N Roberts
R Swindles, S Reedman, C Parker,
A Baltais
N Heuston, L Oakhill, M Walkley,
S O’Dwyer-Mazur
N Roberts, T Lima, C Banner,
C Mpofu
J Maslen, K Herbert,
L Van Hooijdonk, K Brassey
A Hearn, P Lynch
K Edwards, S Gunness
B Manger-Ford, V Haeusler
R Stevens, G Brennan
K Lewis, W Bopf
K Paehua, S Odempsey
K Driscoll, S Grambeau
2012
2012
2012
2012
1986
2009
1996
2.32m
2.47m
2.57m
3.07m
3.12m
3.12m
3.20m
U14
U15
45
Boys
Event
2 x Long Jump
2 x Shot Put
Age
Centre
Name
Year
U10
U11
U12
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
Sunnybank
Goodna
Strathpine
Deception Bay
Ipswich
Deception Bay
Glasshouse
The Gap
University of the
Sunshine Coast
Ashmore
Wynnum Manly
Springwood
Beaudesert
Kenmore
Jimboomba
Algester
Ashmore
Wynnum Manly
Mt Gravatt
Warwick
Bracken Ridge
D Lacey, C Taurima
S Cranney, R Doran
B Swanborough, P Tillotson
D Roper, J Barnes
R Bell, A Connelly
I Vennix, J Velt
B Howden, R Sutton
G Kolpak, G Boorman
1985
1984
1989
2011
1993
2014
2014
1986
Time/Distance/
Score
8.92m
9.67m
10.06m
11.50m
12.31m
11.81m
12.79m
15.03m
J Payne, G Archer
2009
18.44m
J Gabriel, S Wylie
L Miller, R Pollard
T Su’emai, T Su’emai
B Thomas, H Willis
T Castley, M Arnold
M Kia, N Cross
C Cameron, T Brimble
J Gabriel, S Wylie
L Miller, R Pollard
A Bevis, N Trembath
J Bannister, L Duncan
R Bell, D Lauchs
1987
2008
2014
2014
2014
2014
2004
1987
2008
2004
2013
2013
20.31m
26.16m
26.54m
26.03m
27.08m
48.06m
58.17m
63.84m
79.06m
102.84m
86.72m
91.59m
Time/Distance/
Score
1231
1175
1599
1702
1844
2020
3761
2141
2352
U10
2 x Discus
U12
U13
U14
U16
U17
U9
U11
U12
U13
U15
U16
U17
MULTI-EVENT / PENTATHLON
Event
46
Boys
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
Todd McDonald
Connor O’Neill
William Barker
William Barker
Zachary Brnabic
Anthony Collins
Rowan Sutton
Jake Evans
Thomas Popovic
Redlands
Wynnum Manly
Arana
Arana
Mt Gravatt
Aspley
Glasshouse District
Helensvale
Gold Coast
2005
2011
2014
2015
2010
2009
2013
2015
2014
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Event
2 x Long Jump
2 x Shot Put
2 x Discus
Girls
Age
Centre
Name
Year
U10
U11
U12
U14
U15
U16
U17
U9
U10
U12
U13
U14
U16
U17
U9
Centenary
Sunnybank
Sunnybank
Algester
Centenary
Beenleigh
Caloundra
Springwood
Mulgrave
Deception Bay
Arana
Mulgrave
Toowoomba Central
Cassowary Coast
Springwood
Maryborough
Jimboomba
Deception Bay
Mulgrave
Mt Gravatt
Toowoomba South
Cassowary Coast
C Irving, L Guenzler
K Fawcett, M Ossipow
K Fawcett, M Ossipow
L McLachlan, R Varney
J Jennings, E Porritt
J Hill, M Radburn
L Van Hooijdonk, J Maslen
T Inivale, H Dennis
B Bortolanza, D Martens
L Parmar, R Oliver
C Bird, B Keane
A Worth, B Bortolanza
S Layden, M Lindemann
A Worth, A Worth
C Kerswell, J Su’emai
V Collins, C Manski
A Kia, K Landers
L Parmar, R Oliver
A Worth, B Bortolanza
L Hapgood, M Dwyer
S Lenton, B Erbacher
A Worth, A Worth
1986
1986
1987
1990
2000
2014
2014
2013
2006
1997
2001
2010
2013
2012
2014
1993
2014
1997
2009
1995
2014
2012
U11
U12
U13
U15
U16
U17
Time/Distance/
Score
8.35m
8.91m
9.21m
10.23m
10.36m
8.45m
10.22m
14.40m
17.01m
22.22m
20.29m
21.69m
22.88m
21.26m
47.04m
49.46m
49.46m
65.62m
69.69m
66.26m
59.19m
72.68m
MULTI-EVENT / PENTATHLON
Event
Girls
Age
Name
Centre
Year
U9
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17
Dianne Waight
Talia Inivale
Fenella Barnes
Tiarna Lesa
Aliyah Johnson
Aliyah Johnson
Ella Connolly
Sophie Tiver
Louise Williams
Ashmore
Springwood
Twin Towns
Ashmore
Mt Gravatt
Mt Gravatt
Deception Bay
University
Gold Coast
2013
2014
2005
2005
2010
2011
2015
2015
2015
Time/Distance/
Score
1081
1137
1317
1574
1524
1659
3719
1618
1036
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LAQ SPONSORS
LAQ wishes to express its appreciation to the following Association Partners:
McDonald’s is LAQ’s major sponsor and is our
longest serving sponsor with a 35 year partnership.
They sponsors the State Championships, Winter
Championships, State Relays, Regional Relays, age
labels and registration numbers on the athlete’s
uniforms, achievement award certificates, a bag
or shoelaces and voucher for each athlete, and
television advertising for sign-ons. They also
sponsor the All Comers Clinics, Regional Clinics and
LAQ Officials shirts.
Jetstar is the Little Athletics Australia naming
rights partner and provides a range of programs
and services to athletes and Centres throughout
Australia.
Nordic Sport Australia is the Association’s
preferred equipment and merchandise supplier.
They also sponsor the Regional Championships.
Comfort Inn & Suites, Robertson Gardens
sponsors the coaching camps. They are also
LAQ’s preferred accommodation venue in Brisbane
for members. Please quote LAQ when making a
booking.
The Queensland Government provides funding
for the general development of the sport and LAQ’s
programs.
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