2015 Year Book - Rottnest Channel Swim

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Not just on the beach
but in the water with you
Lavan Legal is a proud sponsor of and competitor
in the 2015 Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim
The Quadrant, 1 William Street, Perth, Western Australia
Telephone +61 8 9288 6000 www.lavanlegal.com.au
Karma Resorts proudly extends
greetings
to
all
swimmers,
participants and support crews of
the 2015 Karma Resorts Rottnest
Channel Swim. We wish you the best
of luck on your journey to Rottnest
Island! We would also like to express
our appreciation to the Rottnest Channel Swim
Association for their professionalism and efficiency in
managing this iconic event.
We, at Karma Resorts, have long been fans of the Rottnest Channel Swim
and we are extremely thrilled that our partnership allows us to now play an
active role in a major sporting celebration that is recognised nationally and
internationally as one of the premier open water swim events in the world.
The Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim epitomises what Karma
Resorts embodies as a company – a world-class sporting event profiling
gorgeous Rottnest Island in such a stunning way, a celebration of love
for the ocean and the beach, fitness and health, and, ultimately, people
celebrating the joy of life and simply having a brilliant time, whether they’re
actively swimming in the ocean or kicking back and relaxing on shore. The
Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim synergises perfectly with the ethos
of Karma Resorts and those of our alpha lifestyle-driven guests from all over
the world who relish challenging themselves, that of training hard, working
hard and playing even harder.
My team at Karma Resorts join me in cheering on all the swimmers and
participants – may you all celebrate in the spirit of sportsmanship and fun in
this year’s Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim!
Sincerely,
President’s message ................................................................................ 3
Swim history ...................................................................................... 4 – 5
Past soloists .................................................................................... 6 – 13
Swimmer stories .................................................................. 14, 16, 19, 24
John Spence
Chairman and CEO
Karma Royal Group
Karma Resorts
www.karmaroyalgroup.com
www.karmaresorts.com
Fremantle Sea Rescue .............................................................................15
Champions & Everyday Heroes ................................................................ 17
T-shirt designer ...................................................................................... 18
Ferry timetable ....................................................................................... 18
Swim records ......................................................................................... 19
Hypothermia and Nutrition ................................................................ 20 – 21
Preparation ............................................................................................ 22
Event Information pull-out ................................................................ 1a – 8a
2015 swimmers ................................................................ 25 – 29, 31 – 40
Boating and skipper etiquette................................................................... 41
Support paddler safety ........................................................................... 41
2015 skippers ............................................................................... 42 – 44
The Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim is organised by the
Rottnest Channel Swim Association Inc.
Event manager: Hayley Chandler – 9287 2550 /
[email protected]
Event publicist: Sasha Jones – 0408 468 678 /
[email protected]
Event assistant: Natalie Beevis - 9287 2550 /
[email protected]
Writer and editor: Tracey Lewis – [email protected]
Advertising: Rottnest Channel Swim Association – 9287 2550
Graphic design: J.Holland – Direction Design & Print – www.directiondesign.com.au
Maps: Estate Graphics - www.estategraphics.com.au
Printing: Discus on Demand – www.discusondemand.com.au
Photography: Aussies In Action – www.aussiesinaction.com.au
and Peta-Anne Photography - www.petaannephotography.com
All rights reserved. No material published in this magazine may be reproduced in whole or in part without written
authority from the Rottnest Channel Swim Association. Every endeavour has been made to ensure the information
contained within this magazine is correct at the time of going to print.
www.rottnestchannelswim.com.au
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just a 20km swim
away from Cottesloe
Wishing all participants and
support crews a fantastic swim
and stay on the Island.
ROTTNESTISLAND.COM
(08) 9432 9111
2015 is a pivotal year for the Swim. So many things have happened in the lead up to our event
that give your committee great confidence for the future.
Karma Resorts, our new naming sponsor, is a world renowned resort brand
and has brought a great buzz with their energy and ideas and will help us reach
a new international audience.
The Sunday Times (including PerthNow) has joined us as our official print and
on-line media sponsor and radio 92.9 has jumped in as our official radio partner
(and will be broadcasting live from the finish line). This swim wouldn’t happen
without these new partnerships together with our existing sponsors. We thank
them sincerely for their support.
We’ve made some changes to this year’s event both on water and at the finish.
Skippers do tend to aim at the northern boundary buoys (one day someone will
invent a GPS for boats), so we are placing a line of new buoys on the rhumb line.
These will be marked with the distance from the start line so there won’t be any
excuses for swimming more than 19.7 km.
Also, from this year, you will have slightly further to walk to get to the hotel
once you hit the beach. We have moved the finish line a short distance north,
towards the fuel jetty. This will ease the previous congestion problems and
provide a great viewing platform for spectators. The finish arch will sit on a
ramp spanning the dunes and will provide a finish line experience you deserve
after your crossing!
If all this wasn’t enough, this year is our 25th anniversary. To commemorate
this milestone, your committee commissioned author Deborah Weetman
to write our history. We are very proud of the resulting book Champions &
Everyday Heroes – The 25th Anniversary of the Rottnest Channel Swim. This
beautifully produced book will take you through the transformation of a small,
local swimming event to a world renowned symbol of Western Australian culture.
If you would like to purchase a copy of the book, please visit our website.
In celebrating 25 years of this amazing event, we also announced our very
first Rottnest Channel Swim ‘Hall of Fame’ inductees. Congratulations to Rohan
Hollick, Barbara Pellick, Ceinwen Roberts and Peter Tanham who were honoured
to be the first inducted into this esteemed club.
I would also like to add that in 2014 our event raised $116,000 for charity.
Once again this year plenty of much needed funds are being raised by the
generous and charitable swimmers and crews taking part in the 2015 Karma
Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim.
We wish all of the swimmers and their support crews a safe and fun swim.
David Corney
President of the Rottnest Channel
Swim Association Inc
We’d like to extend a big thank you to the following people for their time, knowledge and support up to and during
this year’s event. You work hard for us and you’re all part of the family which helps the swimmers get to Rottnest
in good shape.
RCSA committee and staff
Rottnest Island Nursing Post
RCSA volunteers
Department of Health
All our sponsors
Surf lifesavers
All our service providers
Leeuwin Ocean Adventure
Foundation
Chief referee, race director
and race officials
Support boat skippers
and paddlers
Fremantle Volunteer Sea Rescue
Group and supporting groups for
on-water safety and compliance
St John Ambulance paramedics
Sports Medicine Australia
Rottnest Island Authority
Rottnest Island Rangers
Department of Transport
– Marine Safety
WA Police
Fremantle Port Authority
Town of Cottesloe
Fremantle Sailing Club
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January 24, 1956 Gerd von Dincklage became
the first person to complete a recorded crossing
of the Rottnest Channel from the Perth mainland to
Rottnest Island.
April 13, 1969 - Lesley Meaney (nee Cherriman), a recent English
immigrant, became the next swimmer to complete a Rottnest
crossing. She swam from Natural Jetty to North Mole and in
doing so became the first female to complete a crossing, a feat
she repeated on February 18, 1970 and again on April 4, 1971,
this time from the mainland to Rottnest.
•1956•
•1969•
•1983-90•
March 25, 1956 The first race from the mainland
to Rottnest was held. Nine swimmers competed Trevor Seaborn, Tony Rigoll, Mel Andrew, Howard
Bowra, Neil Earl, George Winning, Les Stewart,
Harry Lapelaars and Toby Regan. Seaborn, Earl,
Stewart and Regan completed the race and they all
beat Gerd von Dincklage’s time with Seaborn taking
line honours.
19 swimmers completed 26 crossings
of the Rottnest Channel with seven of
these crossings starting at Rottnest.
•1998•
•1997•
•1996•
•1995•
Rottnest Channel Swim became the
world’s largest open water swimming
event, attracting 1,150 competitors.
The skipper for Grant Robinson, 1997
solo winner, used a GPS to plot their
course to Rottnest. This was one of
the first times a GPS was used during
the Rottnest Channel Swim race.
Colin Barnett, Member for Cottesloe
and Premier of Western Australia, was
asked to be the official starter of the
race.
The RCSA appointed its inaugural
Race Director (Kevin Holtom) and Chief
Referee (Richard Verboon) to oversee
the technical aspects of the event
and to ensure the event’s rules were
properly adhered to.
•2000•
•2001•
Mark Saliba set a new Solo Men’s time
of 4:00:15 which still stands today.
Personalised number plates were
introduced.
The history books were re-written when 2,022 swam the Channel. The current
Duo Race record was set by brothers Travis and Jarrad Nederpelt with a time
of 3:55:54. The Channel Swim had grown to such large proportions an event
management consultant was hired to assist volunteers in running the event.
Royal Life Saving WA began assisting the RCSA.
•2008•
•2007•
•2006•
Barbara Pellick completed her 20th
crossing. The Surf Life Saving chopper
began assisting with the swim. It
flew over the course looking out for
swimmers or boats in trouble and also
for sharks.
The event was cancelled due to
poor weather conditions caused by
cyclonic activity in the north west of
Western Australia. The RCSA resumed
full responsibility for managing the
Rottnest Channel Swim event.
The Swim marked the 50th anniversary of the first solo crossing across the
Rottnest Channel. The demanding conditions resulted in a quarter of the
field retiring. The online entry process was introduced and 2,300 swimmers
participated. Compulsory gates were placed at the 10 kilometre and 15
kilometre points as well as Phillip Rock, at Rottnest Island. Swimmers had to
swim through the gates to avoid disqualification.
•2009•
•2010•
•2011•
A record number of solos and duos
participated. The Virtual Rottnest
Channel Swim began. This gave
swimmers unable to compete in the
actual swim an opportunity to replicate
the race in their local pool.
The
Rottnest
Channel
Swim
celebrated its 20th anniversary
and record numbers of solo
swimmers participated. For the first
time, swimmers were offered the
opportunity to raise funds for a charity
of their choice via an online fundraising
service called Everyday Hero.
Record numbers of registrations
resulted in 10% of duo and team
entries missing out on selection in
the random ballot. 2300 swimmers
battled an unusual north-north westerly
swell to about half a metre on their
19.7km journey.
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Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim 2015
August 1989 -- As part of the
preparations for the 6th FINA World
Swimming Championships in 1991,
Kevin Holtom went to California
and came home with the Catalina
Island Channel Swim Association’s
constitution which John Whitehead
used as the model for the Rottnest
Channel Swim Association (RCSA)
constitution.
The first Rottnest Channel Swim race was held. There were 44 entries, 16
solo swimmers and seven teams of four. Peter Galvin won the solo event in
4:30:03 and the first team over the line was Peter Blackmore, Shelley Jesney,
Sue Johnson and Anthony Short. Max and Carroll Wannell were the first husband
and wife to make individual crossings. It was recorded as the hottest Perth day
on record with the mercury hitting 46.2C.
•1989•
•1990•
•1991•
December 1989 – The RCSA was
formed with John Whitehead its first
President.
The RCSA was incorporated as a notfor-profit organisation.
Peter Tanham achieved the first double crossing of the Rottnest Channel in
14:08:05, repeated by Barbara Pellick in 1994. Barbara completed her double
crossing in 12:06:12. A tradition was being born of creating crazy team names
such as ‘Quokka Poo’, ‘Shark Bait’ or ‘On a Fin and a Prayer’. This tradition has
continued with some of the more recent entrants having names like ‘Nuckingfuts’,
‘Let’s Go Kiting Instead’ and ‘Olly Shark Trawling Tour’.
•1994•
•1993•
•1992•
The length of the swim was increased when the finish line was
moved from the Natural Jetty to the foreshore of Thomson
Bay. David O’Brien again won the solo event in a time of
4:30:06. Peter Galvin became the first person to win all three
categories of the Rottnest Channel Swim – the solo in 1991,
the duo in 1992 and the team event in 1994.
David O’Brien from New South Wales broke the existing
record by 12 minutes with a time of 4:02:08. Tamara
Bruce finished second. Teams of two swimmers (duos)
were introduced and eight teams entered. The first
duo to reach Rottnest Island was Tom Hinds and Jason
Diederich (named Peppermint Grove Jewellers).
February 22, 1992 -- 31 solo
swimmers and 39 teams of four
started from Cottesloe Beach. The
solo race was won by 14-year-old
Tamara Bruce in 4:13:58, breaking
the 1991 record by 16 minutes.
•2002•
•2003•
An electronic timing system was
introduced to improve race efficiency.
160 individuals, 92 duos and 421 teams entered
the swim. The conditions were the worst in the
history of the swim with 12–15 knot westerly
winds and early squalls. Many swimmers didn’t
even start while others withdrew during the
event. Only 43% of competitors entered that year
finished.
•2005•
•2004•
People with disabilities were given
an opportunity to enter through the
allocation of five reserved team
places. Jarrad Nederpelt became the
second person to win the Solo, Duo
and Team events after Peter Galvin.
There were 2303 participants – up 13% from 2003.
The Invincibles, the team from DFG Homeloans, set
a new race record for the fastest team in a time of
3:43:02. The swimmers were Travis Nederpelt, Jarrad
Nederpelt, Aaron Holding and Josh Sinclair. That year,
Peter Tanham completed his 21st crossing.
•2012•
•2013•
•2014•
All finishing swimmers crossed the
finish line well before the final cutoff time of 5pm – which has never
happened before!
The RCSA was successful in increasing the number of boats in the water
on event day which resulted in more swimmers participating. All finishing
swimmers completed the swim well before the final cut-off time and earlier
than the 2012 event. Swimsuit regulations were introduced which comply with
FINA’s open water swimming rules.
279 soloists competed in the Channel
Swim. The first ‘Welcome to Country’
was conducted by Ingrid Cumming at
the pre-race briefing held at Challenge
Stadium and Professor Len Collard
performed a second ceremony at
Cottesloe Beach on race day.
5
001
Gerd Von Dincklage
1
053
Martin Bryant
1
105
David Craig
10
157
Richard Whiting
1
002
Trevor Seaborn
1
054
Tracy Altria
1
106
James Kennedy
1
158
Adam Smith
1
003
Neil Earl
1
055
Julie Lloyd
2
107
Neil Shortte
1
159
Bett Craig
7
004
Les Stewart
5
056
Brad McCoy
1
108
John Vergeer
4
160
Gabrielle Jolliffe
1
005
Toby Regan
1
057
Steve Cronan
3
109
Patricia Smith
1
161
Graham Halton
1
006
Lesley Meaney
4
058
John Nolan
6
110
Lisa Wolfinger
1
162
Carol Lake
2
007
Peter Tanham
29
059
Dianne Kinneen-Larcombe2
111
Chhavimadan
2
163
Chris Shellabear
2
008
Shane McGurk
2
060
David O’Brien
5
112
Brian Parker
1
164
Craig Kremerskothen
1
009
Brian McGurk
1
061
Vic Paul
2
113
Stephen Toth
4
165
Lindsay Mollison
2
010
Greg Trew
1
062
Brad Rothnie
1
114
Martine Hennig
2
166
George Foulsham
1
011
Keith Blake
1
063
Jane Kargotich
1
115
Gary Claydon
10
167
Stephen Cresswell
1
012
Tom Brown
3
064
Claire Evans
013
Ken Patrick
1
065
Barbara Pellick
014
Peter Blackmore
3
066
015
Barry Power
1
067
016
Col Levison
1
017
Ken Edwards
018
John Whitehead
019
020
5
116
Bill McKenzie
12
168
Tracey Knowles
1
25
117
Rhonda Maloney
1
169
Craig Jones
5
Rob Jeffery
5
118
Garry Itzstein
1
170
Madeleine Phillips
1
Grahame Reader
1
119
Danni Ross
2
171
Francis Okely
3
068
Carol Frazer
1
120
Nigel Wake
1
172
Hollyanne Wigley
3
2
069
Andrew Glauert
1
121
Dieter Loeliger
15
173
Andrew Stewart
1
2
070
Gary Stewart
1
122
Bruce Hyde
1
174
Jenny Bradley
2
Heather Cambridge
1
071
Larry Hamilton
1
123
Sandy Muir
1
175
Doug Craig
Gary McKeon
1
072
Maxine Fitzpatrick
1
124
Keith Besomo
5
176
John Throssell
1
021
Garry Maher
1
073
Nola Kinneen
1
125
Neil Bass
3
177
Simon Kirke
1
022
Gary Bromley
1
074
Colleen Line
1
126
Peter Duckett
2
178
Rebecca Foreman
3
023
Ron King
2
075
Mark McDermott
2
127
Rod Coram
1
179
Margaret Doddridge
2
024
Phil Thomas
1
076
Jim Smith
11
128
Murray Johnston
3
180
Stephen Reynolds
1
025
Marc Newman
1
077
Kim Gardiner
2
129
Andrew Crace
5
181
Pauline Murphy
1
026
Peter Galvin
1
078
Graham Weaver
2
130
Mark Reading
1
182
Tomomi Otsuji
5
027
Nancy Warnock
6
079
Kelly Dixon
2
131
Robert Leckie
2
183
Sian Roberts
3
028
Matthew Schneider
1
080
Bob McNeven
1
132
Julie O’Loughlin
1
184
David Prenderville
1
029
Peter Forbes
1
081
Peter Houwen
1
133
Alan de Lacy
1
185
James Pittar
6
030
Debra Martyn
2
082
Jason Diederich
3
134
Gerry Smyth
1
186
Janet Sutherland
1
031
Carrol Wannell
9
083
Graeme Rothnie
1
135
Diane Broad
2
187
Frank Haverkort
1
032
Mary-Anne Paton
21
084
Tom Clarke
6
136
Niall Warren
4
188
Alison Farmer
4
033
Shirley Thurston
1
085
Tony Smith
1
137
Barry Demmler
2
189
Natalie Feehan
1
034
Max Wannell
3
086
Kevin Holtom
1
138
Murray Glaskin
10
190
Dianne Edmonds
1
035
Margo Sudintas
2
087
Emma Day
2
139
Bev Tillman
3
191
Jenny Owen
1
036
Ian Bower
1
088
Russell Ascott
1
140
Andrew Frayne
1
192
Karen Green
1
037
Tamara Bruce
10
089
Ross Abbott
2
141
Shirley Cull
3
193
Graham Adams
1
038
Shelley Taylor-Smith
3
090
V Kutraleeshwaran
3
142
Peter Bradford
3
194
Michelle Bower
1
039
Dieter Gebauer
2
091
Greg Spicer
1
143
Grant Robinson
2
195
Veronica Bardowski
2
040
Wayne Spindler
1
092
Colin Mustoe
1
144
Lisa Whitmore
1
196
Mark Saliba
4
041
Guy Bailey
1
093
Jeff Vidler
2
145
Benjamin King
2
197
Kelly Driffield
1
042
Graham Iddles
1
094
Fiona Grieves
11
146
Ray Dixon
1
198
Bronwyn Whitehead
2
043
Peter Symons
1
095
Rodney Veal
2
147
Daniel Soanes
9
199
Marcus Hinchcliffe
1
044
Adam Parker
2
096
Brett Montgomery
1
148
Mark Mulvay
5
200
Simon Martin
1
045
Garry Lyon
1
097
Lynne Cooper 3
149
David Harrison
2
201
Lisa Kelaher
1
046
Murray Bridgeland
1
098
Michael Lindsay
1
150
Peter Farrell
1
202
Jason Linaker
2
047
Brian Kinneen
3
099
Carolyn Whiting
1
151
Tom Baddeley
1
203
Jade Greenland
1
048
Tony Williams
1
100
Andrew Martin
4
152
Andie Hewlett
1
204
Ryan Aviet
4
049
Raymond Carter
1
101
Kim Burkett
1
153
Miranda Liebmann
1
205
Justin Cook
3
050
Bridget McArthur
1
102
Brian McMahon
1
154
Patrick Keenan-Smith
1
206
Craig McArthur
2
051
Ed Hoch
1
103
Ed Hamel
1
155
Fiona Wilson
1
207
Geoff Wilton
4
052
Gina Kerrich
1
104
Trevor Pedler
1
156
Al Marsh
1
208
Steve Raynes
5
6
10
209
Grant Julian
4
261
Kim Beardsell
1
313
Jessica Mills
1
365
Stewart Wild
1
210
Wesley Phillips
5
262
Ed Stucken
3
314
Bryce Nicholson
3
366
Greg Watkinson
1
211
Hugh Wakefield
1
263
Jonathan Gregson
3
315
Peter Bradley
1
367
Kirsty Spalding
1
212
Peter Jelinek
2
264
Charles Richards
2
316
Helen Bray
1
368
Priya Cooper
1
213
Phillip Martin
2
265
Mark Pugsley
1
317
Tina Harrison
1
369
Kai Dettbarn
1
214
James Carroll
1
266
Matt Rutter
3
318
Greg Young
3
370
Mattias Nordstrom
6
215
Shelley Hatton
3
267
Chris Cook
1
319
Peter Sapwell
1
371
Peter Bardoel
3
216
Cliff Howkins
1
268
Scott Jessop
1
320
Gary Robinson
1
372
Peter Steffanoni
1
217
James Wallace
2
269
Ron Edwards
1
321
Maurice Vaughan
1
373
Timothy Buytels
1
218
David Pether
2
270
Anthony Morgan
1
322
Stuart Coutts
1
374
Yasuo Naito
1
219
John Olsen
1
271
Mark Crowther
4
323
Warwick Archer
1
375
Adrian Hirsch
1
220
Dominigue Achour-Fisher 1
272
Kenlin McKenzie
1
324
Jo Cussons
2
376
Kieran Fitzgerald
1
221
Colin Miller
1
273
Jonathan Haines
7
325
Geoff Baars
1
377
Yvonne Mooyman (Merrill) 2
222
Phillip MacCormack
3
274
Max Naismith
2
326
John Cook
2
378
Nicola McDonald
1
223
Bob Myles
1
275
Clyde England
1
327
Barrie Eves
1
379
Marcus Hornby
3
224
Peter Coyle
1
276
Shane Murphy
1
328
Jan Dunstan
1
380
Nina Dyke
1
225
Robert Kennedy
1
277
Gavin Buckley
1
329
John East
1
381
Peter O’Connell
1
226
Mike Flower
1
278
William Newitt
2
330
David McPherson
1
382
Jayne Malone
1
227
John Guilfoyle
1
279
Kim Rea
1
331
Mark Wheatley
1
383
Steve Norregaard
2
228
Penny Palfrey
9
280
Tristan Todd
1
332
Matt Jenkins
1
384
John Bell
1
229
Glen Meggs
1
281
Martin Kelly
1
333
Michael Stacey
1
385
Craig Berry
4
230
Sarah Hennig
2
282
Sandra Smith
1
334
Rod Bonsack
1
386
Victor Mews
1
231
Stu Fitch
1
283
Michael Stewart
3
335
Richard Hughes
1
387
Peter Mak
2
232
Stephen Junk
14
284
Wayne Cable
2
336
Mike Codde
2
388
David Payne
2
233
Lynne Whittle
1
285
Tony Kriening
4
337
Ian Wallace
2
389
Pat Manning
1
234
Mark Cockroft
5
286
Craig Wallace
3
338
Tim Roberts
7
390
Gary Payne
2
235
Otto Kamenzin
1
287
Tim Hewitt
6
339
Colin White
1
391
Scott Thompson
1
236
Stephen Twartz
1
288
Michael Ormsby
3
340
David Cooke
1
392
Michael Williams
1
237
Jeremy Allen
2
289
Benjamin Hewitt
8
341
Chris Davies (2)
1
393
Peter Bothe
1
238
Robert Murphy
2
290
Glenn Eldon
1
342
Jarrad Nederpelt
2
394
Pat Nash
1
239
Michael Ledger
4
291
Gary Semini
2
343
Jacob Church
2
395
Christian Lutz
1
240
Cassie Robinson
5
292
Jodi Crawford
3
344
Melissa Benson
5
396
Ian McKay
1
241
Brett Chaloner
1
293
Brad Hardingham
9
345
Trent Bowden
1
397
Bruce Stevenson
1
242
Brett Mottram
3
294
Brent Thompson
1
346
Kristina Jenkins
1
398
James Weston
1
243
Sarah Dixon
1
295
Christina Trapp
5
347
Peter Wood
1
399
Sean Kenwery
1
244
Caryn Kiellor
1
296
Alexandra Sare
1
348
Ben Walker
9
400
Leonie Webb
1
245
John Cooper
1
297
Rohan Hollick
8
349
Nikita Barsby
3
401
Jason Ferris
2
246
Nick Iles
1
298
Peter Thompson (2)
9
350
Bruce Havilah
1
402
PL Harrold
1
247
Chris Palfrey
9
299
Andrew Page
15
351
Phillip Gorey
1
403
Kathryn Murray
1
248
Ingrid Spencer
1
300
Melanie Webb
1
352
John Rock
1
404
David Campbell
1
249
Mike Millard
1
301
Gregory Medhurst
3
353
David Snedden
1
405
Colin Blobel
1
250
Louise Riglin
2
302
Karl Spreckley
2
354
Adrian Battley
1
406
David Muir
1
251
Shayne Clinch
1
303
Kaye Vallance
1
355
Bradley A Johnson
1
407
Sue Oldham
7
252
Brett Boys
1
304
Matthew Strika
1
356
Marissa Iddon
1
408
Greg Mickle
2
253
Lynette Bartley
1
305
John Muir
7
357
Parris Watt
1
409
Lauren Arndt
1
254
Samantha Tickner
1
306
Richard Godfrey
2
358
Nicola Greenhalgh
1
410
Nikki McElroy
1
255
Jim Stevenson
2
307
Mitshuiro Kishimoto
3
359
Damon Eastaugh
3
411
Malcolm Yeates
1
256
Jodie Ricci
2
308
Richard Kendall
1
360
Mick Smith
1
412
David Paganin
1
257
Andrew Bennett
2
309
Chris Davies (1)
2
361
Sarah Bailey
1
413
Mark Franks
1
258
Warren Hewett
1
310
Joe Hartmann
1
362
Stuart Pharaoh
1
414
Lloyd Flint
1
259
Tom Esze
3
311
Paul Beukelman
2
363
Andrew Litster
7
415
Simon Storry
1
260
Ben Patrick
1
312
David Pynt
1
364
Norm Jarvis
1
416
Daniel Hewitt
1
7
417
Jessica Walker
7
469
Cameron Murray
2
521
Paul Galvin
2
573
Juanita Spencer
1
418
David Barnes
2
470
John Watson
2
522
Ingrid Martin
1
574
Michael McLellan
1
419
Katherine Bayley
1
471
Matt Williamson
1
523
Brett Thornett
1
575
Chris Roberts
2
420
Sally Bell
2
472
Scarlett Reid
1
524
Monica Brown
1
576
Graeme Armstrong
1
421
Kate Bischof 3
473
Jason Shaw
1
525
Daniel Austin
1
577
Michael Abdo
3
422
Hiroko Hachinohe
1
474
Koos van Rensburg
1
526
Therese Harris
1
578
Emma Russell
1
423
Sam Cockle
2
475
Geoff Davieson
1
527
Chris Thompson
1
579
Todd Morcombe
2
424
Kate Milner
2
476
Mark Lawson
1
528
Madeleine Cox
1
580
Mark Dawson
1
425
Kirsty Bradbeer
2
477
Justin Vivian
1
529
Chris Perrott
1
581
Viki Shelver
1
426
James Karlson
1
478
Milton Parry
1
530
Scott Robinson
1
582
Patrick Verryn
3
427
Steve Robinson
3
479
Michelle Downs
1
531
Sean McLoughlin
1
583
Julian Smith
1
428
Robert Binedell
1
480
David Tydeman
1
532
Conway Church
2
584
Elena Nesci
1
429
Kate Lovett
1
481
David Devenish
1
533
Michael Green
1
585
Andrew Hagen
1
430
Scott Yaxley
2
482
Eleanor Parsons
1
534
Joanna Clucas
1
586
Ryan Dhue
3
431
Tony Zuvela
1
483
Linda Gilbert
1
535
Joe Young
1
587
Mark Gow
1
432
Chad Schneider
1
484
Nick Wyatt
4
536
Lisa Taylor
1
588
Michael Shortill
1
433
Bruce Dewar
7
485
Anthony Kaczmarczyk
1
537
Tim Mather
1
589
Ethan Norris
2
434
Chris Appel
1
486
Gerard Hurst
1
538
Timothy Wise
1
590
Rob Welborn
2
435
Keaton McGrath
1
487
Bradley Angove
1
539
Derek Ferrie
1
591
Stephen Pitcher
1
436
Niamh Fitzgibbon
1
488
Wayne Smit
1
540
Paul Grogan
1
592
Aiden Hooper
1
437
Tom Ballantyne
1
489
Howard Roby
1
541
Joanne Kriel
1
593
Robert Crawford
1
438
Leon Musca
5
490
Graeme Baillie
1
542
Heather Adams
1
594
Bevan Goodreid
3
439
Masafumi Hoshi
5
491
Kyle Holtzman
1
543
Jennifer McInnes
1
595
Paul Blackburne
1
440
Antony Mee
1
492
Charmian Frend
1
544
Bruce Rainbow-Hudson
2
596
Stephen Hicks
1
441
Cassie Lindsay
2
493
Brad Hancock
1
545
Max Watts
1
597
Vanessah Brown
1
442
Craig Heggaton
2
494
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1
546
Andrew Duigan
3
598
Rory Toner
6
443
Greg Marshall
1
495
Andrew Longwill
1
547
John Martens-Shaw
1
599
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1
444
Beth Bennett
1
496
Tim Burton
3
548
Jaime Bowler
4
600
Kieran Bell
1
445
Belinda Devenish
1
497
Steve Rowe
1
549
Todd Pearson OAM
1
601
John White
1
446
Brett Thompson
1
498
Eloise Dortch
1
550
Tom Loh
1
602
Darren Woolcott
1
447
Clare Payne
1
499
Bevan Warner
1
551
Craig Martin
1
603
Leigh Sprlyan
1
448
Neil Davis-Raiss
1
500
Louise Millard
1
552
David Alston
1
604
Kent Nelson
2
449
Tim Lyons
2
501
Stephen Redbond
1
553
Warren Wild
1
605
Sada Rhelan
1
450
Stuart Weston
2
502
Stephen Hills
1
554
Chad Edwards-Smith
5
606
Renee Dallimore
1
451
Michael Culley
2
503
Megan Wise
1
555
Clint McGhie
1
607
Julian Mills
4
452
Peter Jones
1
504
Stuart Francis
1
556
Alise Selsmark
1
608
Sarah Forbes
1
453
John Townsend
1
505
David Wheatley
1
557
Mark Grooby
1
609
Tom Cockle
1
454
Teresa Wilkinson
1
506
Peter Peeling
1
558
Rose Mark
1
610
Hamish Osborne
2
455
Brendan Capel
1
507
Angela Moore
1
559
Mark Powell
1
611
Natalie Kirby
1
456
Scott Turner
2
508
Peter Martin
1
560
Bastiaan De Boer
3
612
Maree Hoban
1
457
Karl Hennig
3
509
Arron Robertson
4
561
Steven Klugman
1
613
Ian Hardisty
1
458
Ron Morelli
3
510
Glenn Stephens
1
562
Jude Allan
3
614
Shayne Silcox
1
459
Rachael Williams
2
511
Tim Barton
1
563
Peter Bolton
1
615
Carlo Franchina
1
460
Steve Webb
3
512
Jeremy Brown
1
564
Dusty Evans
1
616
Dan Kennedy
3
461
Julie Greenhalgh
4
513
John Brookes
1
565
Ric Ainley
1
617
Naomi Edmunds
1
462
Russell Vitale
2
514
Gina Stockwell
2
566
Tiffany Fraser-Gillard
5
618
James Back
2
463
Jenny Schob
1
515
Steve Parks
1
567
Martin Dolinschek
1
619
Damian Mahon
1
464
Kylie Elbourne
1
516
Richard Williams
3
568
Robert Boylen
2
620
Tim Rumac
1
465
Keira Macfarlane
6
517
Martin Lynn
1
569
Vanessa Trinder
1
621
Jason Boyce
1
466
Gary Couanis
1
518
Paul Quigg
1
570
Chris MacQuillan
4
622
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1
467
Sean Green
5
519
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1
571
Kelly Timms
1
623
Des Mitchell
1
468
Carol McCarthy
1
520
Henk Bruins
2
572
Ross Galbrath
1
624
Faye Rogers
1
8
625
Keith Hickey
1
677
Michael Kane
6
729
Andrew Mitchell
3
781
Leslie Thomas
1
626
Scott McInnes
1
678
Ritchie Kirk
1
730
Wendy Smith
1
782
Lucas Meaney
1
627
Selwyn Jellie
6
679
Helen Walley
1
731
Ram Barkai
1
783
Glenn Evans
1
628
Tanya Petherbridge
1
680
Chelsea Robertson
1
732
Ryan Stamrood
1
784
Sarah Gallagher
1
629
Melinda Toogood
1
681
Paul Hawkins
1
733
Anthony Sellmeyer
1
785
David Barham
4
630
George Adams
1
682
Wayne Morris
9
734
Melanie Gow
1
786
Hedley Skehan
1
631
Yoko Tsuya
1
683
Patrick Hollingworth
5
735
Gary Austin
1
787
Malcom Fraser
1
632
Mark Muhlmann
1
684
Peter Giddy
1
736
Allison Hass
5
788
Karen Heagney
1
633
Graham Lake
1
685
Marie-Therese Hunter
1
737
Nancy Clarke
1
789
Bradley Campbell
1
634
Deke Zimmerman
1
686
Brent Bonadeo
1
738
Marcus Lewenhoff-Jones 3
790
Sean Whitehill
1
635
Andrew Moullin
1
687
Tanya Thaw
1
739
David Cox
2
791
Trent Jones
1
636
Steve Cunningham
1
688
Peter Garrity
1
740
Mark Scanlon
5
792
Jason Snell
1
637
Mark Bush
1
689
Brett McIntyre
1
741
Anna Forgione
3
793
Jaymn Cary
2
638
Toby Cocks
2
690
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1
742
Ryan Bowater
1
794
Julie Kerr
1
639
Travis Kell
2
691
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1
743
Craig Pasch
4
795
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1
640
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3
692
David Heldsinger
6
744
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1
796
Simon High
2
641
Nancy Douglas
1
693
Neville Knuckey
1
745
Geoff Wilson
10
797
Michael Brain
1
642
Vikki Rhodes
1
694
John Drinkwater
1
746
Reyn Bennell
1
798
Johnathan Papalia
1
643
Rachel Harris
1
695
Brian Cook
8
747
Mark Stewart
1
799
Andrea Cicholas
1
644
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1
696
Gary Toogood
1
748
Michael Magazanik
3
800
Brett McCarthy
1
645
Nick Unmack
2
697
Margaret Ernst
1
749
Brittany Russell
2
801
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3
646
Les Plane
1
698
Michael Rueger
1
750
Ian Harrison
1
802
Felicity Smith
1
647
Nicola Holmes
1
699
Ray Steffanoni
2
751
Kerry White
3
803
Mark Henry
1
648
Haydn Jackson
1
700
Nick Newton
1
752
Jason Roberts
1
804
Stuart Warman
1
649
Benjamin Bray
1
701
Sandra Teagle
1
753
John Rear
1
805
Ross Lambert
1
650
Robert Engelhard
1
702
Brian Perriam
1
754
John Baranoff
1
806
Kevin Cassidy
2
651
Jeremy Pethick
1
703
Emmy Poulsen
2
755
Sandra Tanz
1
807
Henry Hickling
1
652
Wesley Upfold
1
704
Tony Parbery
7
756
Jeremy Mulcahy
3
808
Ryan James
2
653
Edwina Coghlan
1
705
Terry O’Brien
1
757
Jan Doedens
1
809
Byron Winburn-Clarke
1
654
Ben McGuire
1
706
Steve Evans
1
758
Judy Young
2
810
Amanda Smith
1
655
Jonathan Hayward
1
707
Pierre Chambel
1
759
Craig Doyle
1
811
Andrea Butler
1
656
Heidi Butterworth
2
708
Justin McLarty
1
760
Kyle Smith
1
812
Don Crellin
2
657
Perry Short
1
709
Lisa Delaurentis
10
761
Reginald Boston
2
813
Peter Neesham
1
658
Melissa Cave
1
710
Susan Niven
2
762
Peter Jensen
1
814
David Oliver
2
659
Trueman Faulkner
1
711
Alexandra Farrington
1
763
Heather Whitehead
1
815
Simon Morgan
1
660
Ben McCleery
1
712
Kim Tyler
1
764
Michael Cave
1
816
Richard Leetham
1
661
Martin Palfrey
4
713
Nathalie Bond
2
765
Robert Buckle
1
817
Fraser McGuffin
1
662
John Davison
1
714
Lynette Hewitt
3
766
Damian Cox
1
818
Janet Stephenson
1
663
Mark Morelli
3
715
John Edwards
6
767
Kingsley Bugarin OAM
6
819
Shane Kelly
1
664
Julie Isbill
6
716
Steve Wilson
6
768
Lyndal Tudehope
2
820
Damon McDonald
1
665
Tony Sedgman
1
717
Trevor Beer
1
769
Alex Gregg
5
821
Richard Atkins
1
666
Chika Nishibori
1
718
Sean Murray
1
770
Peter Tresise
1
822
Orin McCluskey
1
667
Liz Grant
1
719
Neil Sutherland
1
771
Russell Lynton-Brown
2
823
Lynette Bradley
1
668
Karen Gale
1
720
Brad Noble
6
772
Warren Andrews
2
824
David Brown
1
669
Yasutoshi Odagiri
1
721
Tony Fairweather
1
773
Jenni Lynne Tibbits
1
825
Samantha Shields
1
670
Darrin Strange
1
722
Dan Collins
1
774
Ben Croudace
1
826
Kendall Hammond
1
671
Maurice Dalla-Nogare
1
723
Bruce Hegge
1
775
Zy Phillips
1
827
Paula Miller
1
672
David McManus
2
724
Kevin Kelly
1
776
Rob Herkes
5
828
Cherie Ebsworth
1
673
Anthony Ryan
1
725
Michael Christie
5
777
Bart Boys
1
829
Bruce Hale
1
674
Gail Parsons
2
726
Alan Penny
1
778
Rowland Murray
1
830
Toshio Mochizuki
1
675
Jay Stephenson
1
727
George Walker
1
779
Ross White
1
831
Carroll Selwood
1
676
Mick Scott
1
728
Dave Reynolds
1
780
Cameron Lockley
1
832
Grant Pitman
1
9
833
Rebecca Ashby
1
885
Rosemary White
1
937
Lucy Johnston
1
989
Duncan Adams
1
834
Ben Higgins
1
886
James Anderson
1
938
Chris Pass
2
990
Lane Hams
1
835
James Goins
1
887
Stefan Watson
1
939
Chloe Itzein
1
991
Simon Whitfield
1
836
Michael Kennedy
2
888
Jeremy McGrade
1
940
Paul Vivers
1
992
Robert Wallwork
1
837
Kathryn Phillips
2
889
David Kent
2
941
Kieron Palframan
1
993
Myles Wilson
1
838
Trevor Dennis
1
890
Jo-Anne Danne
1
942
Rhys Bradley
1
994
Jan McGowan
1
839
Mark Ward
1
891
Nathan Linney
1
943
Sam McLennan
1
995
Mike Hodge
1
840
Deane Pieters
2
892
Alan Power
1
944
Travis Chromiak
1
996
Craig Saunders
1
841
Mat Tippett
1
893
Stuart Baron-Hay
5
945
Charlotte O’Beirne
2
997
David Lowry
1
842
Grant Trew
3
894
Tom Shipsides
1
946
Rowan Webb
3
998
Jane Tranberg
1
843
Kylee Muldoon
1
895
Gary Archer
1
947
Tanya Green 1
999
David Fairclough
2
844
Paul Newsome
3
896
Michael Ketchen
1
948
Jeremy Brooke-Smith
4
1000 David Waldock
1
845
Kirsty Bowlay
1
897
Justin Mann
1
949
Toby Jones
1
1001 William McKenzie
1
846
Michael Renford
1
898
Jim Leighton
1
950
Adam Pond
1
1002 Nicola Davidson
1
847
Ceinwen Williams
8
899
Janine Moldowan
1
951
Marcel Weijers
2
1003 Kate Mason
1
848
Stephen Kernutt
1
900
Peter Becker
1
952
Sofie Frichot
1
1004 Cavan Rotham
1
849
Chris Winby
1
901
Paul Crawford
1
953
Scott Miers
2
1005 Richard Hayes
1
850
Brad Krokosz
1
902
Barry De Jong
1
954
Stewart Collingwood
1
1006 Dave Cooley
1
851
Linda Spencer
1
903
John Garland
1
955
John Meagher
1
1007 Paul Gill 1
852
Brett Jackson
1
904
Ryan Seton
1
956
Karl Paganin
1
1008 Jason Gilligan
1
853
Mark Lewis
3
905
Jon Turner
4
957
Rod Manson
2
1009 Benjamin North 1
854
Sean Carter
1
906
Richard Milloy
1
958
Anna Torok
1
1010 Andrew Stocks
1
855
Warwick Maxted
1
907
Arie Dielesen
1
959
Rob Lim
1
1011 Greg Hancock
3
856
Rowena Kendall
2
908
Gary Emich
1
960
Matt Oakley
1
1012 El Prendergast
2
857
Cameron Spittle
2
909
Sharon Mascall-Dare
1
961
Peter Broun
1
1013 Katie Masters 1
858
Daniel Boardman
1
910
Matt Greenwood
1
962
Andrew Keegan
2
1014 Adam Wellisch
1
859
Claire Ware
1
911
Vynka Malone
1
963
Rodney Mullineux
1
1015 Troy Lathwell
5
860
Emily Chetwin
1
912
Scott Richardson
1
964
Philip Tyrell
2
1016 Will Keall
1
861
Sophie Johnston
1
913
Nadine Szokolai
1
965
Yvonne Mutton
1
1017 Hannah McKerchar
2
862
Craig Dewar
2
914
Ian Donaldson
1
966
Mark Sleight
1
1018 Aaron Turner
1
863
Laurent Velay
1
915
Jennifer Hurley
5
967
Suzanne Narbey
3
1019 Nigel Brand
3
864
Lupco Talevski
2
916
Tania De Abreu
1
968
Jennifer Mickle
1
1020 Lester Mulder
2
865
Steve Cuzens
1
917
Vance Bryan
3
969
Deane Barker
2
1021 David Shaw
1
866
Alana Cooper
2
918
Paul Downie
3
970
Helen White
2
1022 Mark Miolin
1
867
Andrew Gosling
5
919
Timothy Donovan
1
971
Julien Flack
1
1023 Barry Ashwin
1
868
James Mansfield
2
920
Sylvain Guillaume
1
972
Blair De Morton
1
1024 Ben Lucas
2
869
Antony Leaversuch
1
921
Dean McCarthy
1
973
Lucas Tucker
1
1025 Pam Gunn
1
870
Andrew Hunt
11
922
John Conroy
1
974
Darren Jones
1
1026 Lauren Goodreid
1
871
Adam Tyler
1
923
Daniel Blakemore
1
975
Steve Wearn
1
1027 Nerida Schmidt
1
872
Kyle Hodson
1
924
Sally Painter
1
976
Jamie Veitch
1
1028 Angus MacFadyen
1
873
Trent Mellier
1
925
Phil Lansell
1
977
Oliver Mills
2
1029 Mark Quigg
1
874
Chris Bacchus
1
926
Bradley Wibrow
1
978
Jasper Thornycroft
1
1030 Craig Quigg
1
875
Emma Bennett
1
927
Loreta Murphy
2
979
Kevin Johnston
1
1031 Steven Wright
1
876
Amanda Lee
1
928
Christine Roberts
1
980
Makoto Asami
1
1032 Vaughn Bisschops
2
877
Paul Neesham
1
929
Angus Netting
1
981
Ben Naismith
1
1033 David Robinson
1
878
Chantel Kent
1
930
Paul Lindquist
1
982
Milko Van Gool
2
1034 Motti Lewis
1
879
Anthony Dermer
1
931
Craig Rodin
1
983
Jim McGuire
1
1035 Lucy Stuart
1
880
Shane Ashworth
1
932
Oliver Wilkinson
2
984
Justine Murphy
1
1036 Nazli Qwynn
1
881
Claire Martin
1
933
Louise Stevenson
2
985
Tony Sellmeyer
1
1037 Tonya Vander Loop
1
882
Mitchell Gerritzen
2
934
Caris Dempster
1
986
Trevor Van Aurich
2
1038 Ralph McManis
1
883
Shannon Carter
1
935
Cameron Sudintas
1
987
Roger Finch
2
1039 Brett Templeton
1
884
Narelle Davey
1
936
Luke Bongiascia
1
988
Joseph Reid
1
1040 Ali Noble
1
10
1041 Geraldin Pedersen
1
1092 Sharon Shepherd
1
1143 Mike Brown
1
1194 Kirsty Sterle
3
1042 Paul Blackbeard
2
1093 Perry Molendijk
2
1144 Ross Davis
1
1195 Michael Japp
1
1043 Stephane Dellac
1
1094 Victoria Cox
1
1145 Andrew Roberts
3
1196 Jeremy Nyman
1
1044 James MacTaggart
1
1095 Ross Haywood
1
1146 Jeremy Doney
1
1197 Howard Carter
1
1045 Brendan McNally
2
1096 John Raczkowski
1
1147 Justin Hanby
3
1198 Dennis O’Regan
1
1046 Troy Marinich
1
1097 Paul Wallwork
1
1148 Andrea Murphy
2
1199 Gabrielle Goddard
1
1047 Adam Mullens
1
1098 David Trotter
2
1149 Aaron Maxwell
2
1200 David Fraser
1
1048 Ash Saunders
1
1099 Claire Badenhorst
1
1150 Matt Affleck
1
1201 Guy Watson
2
1049 Shelley Clark
1
1100 Mark Paramor
1
1151 Ned Denison
1
1202 Andrew Winning
1
1050 Justin Wallace
1
1101 Holly Child
2
1152 Rob McManus
2
1203 Andrew Tebbutt
2
1051 Stuart Moran
3
1102 David Hardie
1
1153 Warren Milward
1
1204 Robert Vollprecht
2
1052 Dori Miller
1
1103 Natasha Fraser
2
1154 Erica Price
1
1205 Kat Malarska
1
1053 Mark Kay
1
1104 Mark Machin
1
1155 Kara Wright
1
1206 Marty Filipowski
2
1054 Rachel Duczynski
4
1105 Steve Pashby
1
1156 Naomi Watters
3
1207 John Matthews
3
1055 Graham Croft
1
1106 Michael Lyddiard
1
1157 Tim Quinlan
1
1208 Matt Wright
1
1056 Bruce Kershaw
1
1107 Charles Biddle
1
1158 Kirsty Thomson
1
1209 Jeff Booth
2
1057 Shaun Jessop
2
1108 Elliott Rowton
1
1159 David Maggs
1
1210 Jess Bunford
1
1058 Marcus Donato
2
1109 Kieran McRoberts
1
1160 Chris Reeve
2
1211 David Oakley
1
1059 Julie Hardt
1
1110 Tim Stokes
1
1161 Mark Williamson
1
1212 Lester Gollan
2
1060 Rebecca Smith
6
1111 Samara Rogers
2
1162 Melinda Brown
1
1213 Tony Maley
2
1061 Nicole Hodgson
1
1112 Pat Coleman
1
1163 Gary Roberts
1
1214 Harald Gatenby
1
1062 Simon Bedbrook
1
1113 Justin Tidbury
1
1164 Jessica Palmer
1
1215 Robert Buetler
2
1063 Kevin Roberts
1
1114 Richard Hart
1
1165 Damien Scales
2
1216 Ross Home
1
1064 Victoria Gorman
3
1115 Pierra Rogers
1
1166 Chris Palandri
1
1217 Sefton Upton
1
1065 Lawrence Felgate
1
1116 Raymond Ward
1
1167 Jessica Barclay
1
1218 Louise O’Halloran
1
1066 Mark Pressley
1
1117 Chris Swallow
1
1168 Jon Mcardell
1
1219 Paul Hoffman
2
1067 Stuart Johnson
1
1118 Chris Balde
1
1169 Kaine James
1
1220 Joe Bennett
2
1068 Rory Thomson
1
1119 David Reeve
1
1170 Garth Civil
2
1221 David Scott
1
1069 Carl Barrett
2
1120 Andrew Vidler
2
1171 Jonathan Brown
1
1222 Thomas Casavant
1
1070 Dene Steinberg
1
1121 David Bremer
1
1172 Steve Nicholson
1
1223 Alison Thompson
1
1071 Andrew Lane
1
1122 Peter Thompson
2
1173 Aaron Smith
2
1224 Kieta Philp
1
1072 Damon Kendrick
1
1123 Michael McLeod
1
1174 Chris Blane
1
1225 John Scott
1
1073 Brett Edelman
1
1124 Craig Phillis
1
1175 Wayne Arthur
1
1226 Joanne Horrex
1
1074 Dougal Hunt
1
1125 Alison Braid
1
1176 John Neesham
1
1227 Timothy Lefroy
1
1075 Finnian Mark
1
1126 Lloyd Clarke
1
1177 Scott Edwards
1
1228 Rose Levien
1
1076 Lawrence Stubbs
2
1127 Gary Bradley
1
1178 Alex Harwood
1
1229 Joshua Aylett
1
1077 Luke Romandi
1
1128 Quintin Hughes
1
1179 Mike Wren
1
1230 Grant Lewis
2
1078 Bryn Bisschops
1
1129 Dan Barber
1
1180 Trent Eggeling
1
1231 Bill Moody
1
1079 James Julian
1
1130 Penelope Northcott
1
1181 Glenn Morrison
1
1232 Aaron Williams
1
1080 Jasmin Dillon
2
1131 Katrina Sykes
2
1182 Elise Welch
1
1233 Chandler Comerford
2
1081 Matthew Clark-Massera
1
1132 Geoff Evans
1
1183 Justin Horgan
1
1234 Bobby Murdoch
1
1082 Guy Moar
1
1133 Joanne Shaw
1
1184 Ronan Mcglue
1
1235 Brendon Smyth
1
1083 Phillipa Simpkins
1
1134 Sacha Fulton
1
1185 Tamera Lang
1
1236 Brad Mitchell
1
1084 Alan Prodger
1
1135 Jarrad Lawford
1
1186 Steve Taylor
1
1237 Penny Oxby
1
1085 Karl Heiden
1
1136 Jackson Carmine
1
1187 Vicki Coverley
1
1238 Titus Galsworthy
1
1086 Wayne Dohmen
1
1137 David Locke
1
1188 Alistair Newmarch
1
1239 Dean Upton
1
1087 Fleur Creeper
1
1138 Stuart Louth
1
1189 Owen Kiely
1
1240 Phil Wild
1
1088 Jon Jessop
1
1139 Lochie Hinds
1
1190 Damon Brown
2
1241 Cindy McKellar
1
1089 Phil Gleeson
1
1140 Nathan Henderson
1
1191 Duncan Jacob
1
1242 Chris Anderson
2
1090 Robbie Thomas
1
1141 Stuart Braine
2
1192 Fletcher Barr
3
1243 Lorraine Driscoll
1
1091 Rob van
1
1142 Chloe Mccardel
1
1193 John Bryan
1
1244 Leanne Markey
2
11
1245 Ben Hutt
1
1296 Denita Slatter 1
1347 Sarah Evans 1
1399 Jason Papps
1
1246 Stephen Ranford
1
1297 Stuart Dacomb 1
1348 David Morgan 2
1400 Troy Santen
1
1247 Peter Gibbons
1
1298 Paul Luscombe 1
1349 Glen Atkins 2
1401 Stuart Reside
1
1248 Linda Ashmore
1
1299 Brad Ravenscroft 1
1350 Brenda Evans 1
1402 Michael Martin 1
1249 Kim Annear
2
1300 Dion Hatton 1
1351 Rachael Elkaim 2
1403 Kate Scanlon
1
1250 Laurie Levy
2
1301 Jaye Reynolds 1
1352 Tim Gibbons 1
1404 Guy Davis
1
1251 Steve Payne
3
1302 David Pollack 1
1353 Amanda Nitschke 1
1405 Thomas Hill
1
1252 Paul Garwood
2
1303 Gary Brickley 1
1354 Simon Rusiti 1
1406 Lisandra de Carvalho 1
1253 Narciso Astone
1
1304 Christian Halliley 1
1355 Brett Pearson 1
1407 Daniel Loughnan
1
1254 Stuart Gicquel
1
1305 Emma Brunning 1
1356 Heather Bolton 1
1408 Tim Kuruckchi
1
1255 Brendan Maher
1
1306 Gary Steenkamp 1
1357 Claire Morrison 1
1409 Megan Gallagher
1
1256 Akinobu Hirayama
1
1307 Ian McLeod 1
1358 Joshua Randall 1
1410 Michael McPhee
1
1257 Ben Searcy
1
1308 Jeremy Povey 1
1359 Robert Nash 1
1411 Jason Bradley 1
1258 Meirion Powell
1
1309 David Frizzell 1
1360 Simon Staines 1
1412 Sabine Homrighausen 1
1259 Samuel Medway
1
1310 Jason Houghton 1
1361 Rob Taylor 1
1413 Nicola Hamilton
1
1260 Susanjane Morison
1
1311 Julia Mansfield 2
1362 Kym Low 1
1414 Scott Green
1
1261 Sharni Wilkes
1
1312 Michael Hanisch 2
1363 Elaine Broome 1
1415 Helen Gibbs 1
1262 Tony Higgs
1
1313 Tracey Shaw 1
1364 Geoffrey Ivanac 2
1416 Mark Thomson 1
1263 Cadell Buss
1
1314 Bryan Williams 1
1365 Matthew Rowan 1
1417 Matthew Langsford 1
1264 Simon Hill
1
1315 Tracy Carroll 1
1366 Luke Dillon 1
1418 Kaidee Arnold
1
1265 Daniel Taborsky
1
1316 Jane Solomon 1
1367 Spencer Keen 1
1419 Ryan Brown
1
1266 Adrian Lynch
1
1317 Paul Riethmuller 1
1368 Gregory Lecrevisse 1
1420 Heather Snowdon
1
1267 Jim McNeilly
1
1318 Amy Hooper 1
1369 Lisa Hussey 1
1421 Michael Prendiville
1
1268 Amol Adhav
1
1319 Stephen Donohue 1
1370 David Robins 1
1422 Vicki Baroni
1
1269 Iain Melhuish 1
1320 Samantha Poulsen 1
1371 Tyson Lee 1
1423 Adam Zeller
1
1270 Michael Swaddle 1
1321 Rosemary O’Halloran 1
1372 Rob Franklyn 1
1424 Clancy Neesham
1
1271 Greg Shein 1
1322 Jack Grabowski 1
1373 Mark Robson 1
1425 Mischee Mardardy 1
1272 Elizabeth Bellis 2
1323 Andrew Dunsdon 1
1375 Jeannette Rein 2
1426 Sam Cordin
1
1273 Ben Mackinnon 2
1324 Cae Tolman 2
1376 Amy Hyatt 1
1427 Georgie Harwood 1
1274 Stephen Hughes 1
1325 Shannon Welk 1
1377 Graham Nash 1
1428 Latif Ahmad
1
1275 Zoe Whitfield 2
1326 Darren Tootell 1
1378 Simon Davison 1
1429 Clair Maguire 1
1276 Tara Diversi 1
1327 Chris Reed 1
1379 Ashley Chaplyn 1
1430 Dom Foster
1
1277 Brad Headling 1
1328 Malcolm Sligo 1
1380 Peter Rash 1
1431 Nicole Hampton
1
1278 Duncan McLean 1
1329 John Cordin 2
1381 Marlene Anderson 1
1432 Eric Devlin
1
1279 Malcolm Fisher 1
1330 Peter Dolnik 1
1382 Martine Hinds 1
1433 Matt Arcy
1
1280 Ian Gordon 3
1331 Marc Radatt 1
1383 David Conners 1
1434 Julie Astley 1
1281 Mathew Lyons 2
1332 Michael Leith 1
1384 Nick Jones 1
1435 Ben Ness 1
1282 Talbot Henry 1
1333 Chantel Delaney 1
1385 Sean Webb 1
1436 Glenn Sutton
1
1283 Georgina Kovacs 1
1334 Michael Teys 2
1386 Peter Blackley 1
1437 Alex Shoebridge 1
1284 Colleen Mallon 1
1335 Salvatore Cimmino 1
1387 Nicole Quigg 1
1438 Patrick Henning
1
1285 Anthony Rooke 1
1336 Natalie Mews 1
1388 Colm Stanley 1
1439 Brad Hitchcock
1
1286 Bob Tarr 1
1337 Mark Coulton 1
1389 Christine Hall 1
1440 Sari Galsworthy
1
1287 Jodie Harwood 1
1338 Christie Leet 1
1390 Michael Heldsinger 1
1441 Eric Duigan 1
1288 Adam Cook 1
1339 Jarrod Hawkes 1
1391 Paul Laver
1
1442 Mark Prendiville 1
1289 Simon Olliver 1
1340 Owen Price 1
1392 Benjamin Konschak 1
1443 Angela Spence
1
1290 Phil Corrick 1
1341 Darren Bond 1
1393 Matt Fernandez 1
1444 Rex Rowles
1
1291 Brenton Jenke 1
1342 Adrienne Holt 1
1394 Tom Webber
1
1445 Patrick Beck
1
1292 Anne Pleash 2
1343 Harry Commins 1
1395 Thorsten Trupke 1
1446 Neil Fletcher
1
1293 Sean Moran 1
1344 Tatum Adnams 1
1396 Tessa Garside 1
1447 Takamasa Kojima 1
1294 Nathan Lude 1
1345 Olimpia Cullity 1
1397 Nicholas deBomford
1
1448 James Ingle-Olson 1
1295 Mike Gregory 2
1346 Marcus McDonald 1
1398 Warren Keegan 1
1449 Matthew George
1
12
1450 Mitch Badge
1
1473 Sally Scaffidi
1
1496 John Caporn 1
1519 Tyron Scott
1
1451 Warren Salamone
1
1474 Peter Traeger
1
1497 Rohan Priestly 1
1520 Kathryn Batchelor
1
1452 Robert Dillon
1
1475 Trent Harding
1
1498 David Craig
1
1521 Jackie Gardiner
1
1453 Erica Thomas
1
1476 Dean Summers 1
1499 Bryce Croll 1
1522 Annette Regan
1
1454 Steve Anstee
1
1477 Megan Surrette
1
1500 Alex Laurens 1
1523 Kaylene Bozich
1
1455 Hidesumi Kaneko 1
1478 Samuel Dell
1
1501 Lucille Orro 1
1524 Andrew Stevens
1
1456 Jane Chambers
1
1479 David Noort
1
1502 Linda Coventry
1
1525 Daniel Curtis 1
1457 Barry Feyder 1
1480 Kane Orr 1
1503 Lisa Cummins 1
1526 Sara Ballard
1
1458 Pip Gillman
1
1481 Hamish Mcintosh
1
1504 Duncan Cleary 1
1527 Clairly Lance
1
1459 Ingilby Dickson 1
1482 Rochelle Haynes
1
1505 Zoe Gamble 1
1528 Suzie Tonich
1
1460 Adam Culley
1
1483 Sharon Kilvington
1
1506 Liz Bettridge
1
1529 Tim Silbert
1
1461 Rebekah Shand
1
1484 Dean O’Brien
1
1507 John Fuller 1
1530 Ruth Turnbull
1
1462 Phil Russell
1
1485 Peter Thomas
1
1508 Julie-Anne Elkins
1
1531 Chris Barker
1
1463 Jamie Cobill
1
1486 Peter Dunne 1
1509 Conrad Johnston 1
1532 Angelica de Vries
1
1464 Erica Horn
1
1487 Kylie Thomas 1
1510 Anthony Bovell
1
1533 Robert Rose
1
1465 Michael Charlesworth
1
1488 Erica Aviet
1
1511 Roman Zaika 1
1534 Sally Catt 1
1466 Kirk Langley
1
1489 Paul Isaachsen
1
1512 Paul Miller
1
1535 Irene Keel 1
1467 Winn Kennington
1
1490 Jack Finegan 1
1513 Tim Simpson
1
1536 Martin Vavrek 1
1468 Deke Markwell
1
1491 Michael Weiner 1
1514 Marie-Elise Bullock
1
1537 Clive Cass
1
1469 Katy Welch
1
1492 Maryanne Heffernan 1
1515 Sarah Althorpe
1
1538 Darren Cooper
1
1470 Myles Kennington
1
1493 Christopher McAnneny 1
1516 Tim Currie
1
1539 Bruce Anderson
1
1471 Thomas Nicholls
1
1494 Scott Henderson
1
1517 Joseph Graville
1
1540 Di Twigg
1
1472 Gavin Crisp
1
1495 Julieanne Goode 1
1518 Peta Batorfi
1
1541 Kyle Main
1
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9 November 2014
HBF Masters Open Water Swim Series 2014/15 Calendar
Sunday 9 November 2014
Saturday 22 November 2014
Bicton River Swim
Saturday 13 December 2014
Fremantle Ports Swim Thru
Sunday 18 January 2015
Minara Swim Thru Perth
Monday 26 January 2015
Mandurah Australia Day Ocean Swim
Sunday 8 March 2015
City of Cockburn Jetty to Jetty
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Awards are won in MSWA 5-year age groups and presented at the
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for the content, or during the events shown on this calendar, other than
those events expressly sanctioned by Masters Swimming WA.
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in country events as
encouragement for MSWA members to support country OWS events.
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Sat 13 Dec:
Fremantle Ports Swim Thru/
Sat 13 Dec:
Swim Thru/
7.00 – 8.00 am Check-in
LiveLighterFremantle
NovicePorts
Swim
7.00 – 8.00 am Check-in
LiveLighter Novice Swim
8.30am Start
SouthSouth
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Fremantle
8.30am Start
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38th Swim Thru Rottnest
Rottnest Island
Swimming WA OWS Series Round 3
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ThruBeach
Rottnest
Rottnest Island
Sat 6 Dec:
1.00pm Start
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Sat 22 Nov:
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Series Round 2
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Way WA
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246 Vincent
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Tues 25 Nov:
6.30pm Start
Sat 22 Nov:
8.30am Start
Sun 16 Nov:
6-7.30am Check-in
7.40am Briefing
Nov
Sat 29 Nov:
6-7.30am Check-in
7.40am Briefing
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City
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BBB River Swim
– BictonOpen
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Sun 9 Nov:
Lake Leschenaultia
Water
8.30am Check-in Swan River,
Swim/LiveLighter
Novice Swim
East Fremantle
9.45/10.15am Starts
Lake Leschenaultia, Chidlow
Cottesloe Beach
Lake Leschenaultia Open Water
Swim/LiveLighter Novice Swim
Lake Leschenaultia, Chidlow
Sun 9 Nov:
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9.45/10.15am Starts
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Rottnest Island
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Thru/
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6-7.30am Check-in
Sat 29 Nov:
7.40am Briefing
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7.40am
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Sat
6 Dec:
1.00pm Start
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1.00pm
Start
Sat
13 Dec:
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Sat 13 Dec:
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26 January
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HBF Masters
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Albany Harbour Swim
Nov
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Albany Harbour Swim
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9 November
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Lake Leschenaultia
22 November
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Bicton River Open
Swim Water Swim
Saturday
22 November
2014 2014
Bicton River
Swim Ports Swim Thru
Saturday
13 December
Fremantle
(Presentation)
7.40am
Briefing
Sat
22 Nov:
8.30am Start
Sat 22 Nov:
8.30am Start
Tues 25 Nov:
6.30pm Start
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29 Nov:
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Swimming WA
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When Paul Miller wants something he goes after it.
After he spotted singer Louise
Anton auditioning on reality television
show The Voice, he tracked her down
on Facebook. Persistence paid off and
eventually Louise agreed to go out on
a date.
Ten months later and Paul wanted to
achieve two goals – finishing his first
solo Rottnest Channel Swim in 2014
and putting an engagement ring on his
girlfriend’s finger.
He achieved both goals at the
finish line of last year’s swim and
now the couple is preparing to tie the
knot, fittingly, on Rottnest Island, in
March 2015.
Miller trained for the channel
crossing with a $2 coin strapped to his
ankle, ready to replicate that during his
seven-hour swim when he replaced the
coin with Anton’s engagement ring.
Add to that the fact he smashed
his fundraising target to raise $3,505
for the charity St Bartholomew’s
He achieved both
goals at the finish line
of last year’s swim
and now the couple
is preparing to tie
the knot, fittingly, on
Rottnest Island, in
March 2015.
House and you get a feeling Paul is
one determined man who tackles a
challenge head on.
“I’m just glad I made it across the
Channel, the proposal wouldn’t have
had quite the same impact if I didn’t,”
Paul joked.
“We’re pretty excited about the
wedding now, but first I’ve got another
swim to do.”
Paul will be back in the water in the
2015 Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel
Swim, this time with school friend
Jason Clark in the duo category.
“Jason and I went to school together
in the UK and he was my paddler last
year,” Paul said.
“He moved here with his family
a few years ago and he always said
he’d be keen to have a go at the swim
so we thought we’d try our luck in the
ballot and luckily we got in.”
Despite losing all of his toenails in the torrid 2006 Rottnest Channel Swim, paddler Paul Jarvis has backed up every
year since to help a team of mates swim the iconic event.
Paul has paddled for teams since
that nasty day, with each of those
teams including at least one member
of the famous WA Longley family.
“I moved to Fremantle from
Merredin in 1990 and met Sam,
Griffin and Luc Longley and we’ve
been mates since,” said Paul who
is the Business Development and
Government Relations Manager at
Nature Play WA where Griffin is the
Chief Executive Officer.
“Paddling is something my wife,
kids and I love to do. We pack up the
kayaks and sleeping gear and head
away for four or five days.”
Seriously though, the
relationship between
the paddler and the
swimmers is really
important. You need
to chat to them and
guide them, try to keep
them straight.”
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The opportunity to help out mates
and be part of their team is what
Paul enjoys most about paddling
in the Rottnest Swim, along with
employing tactics with the guidance
of the boat skipper to help get the
swimmers to Rottnest the straightest
and fastest way.
Paul is also quick to point out the
significance of the paddler.
“The paddlers are by far the most
important people in the event,” he said
tongue in cheek.
Seriously though, the relationship
between the paddler and the
swimmers is really important. You
need to chat to them and guide them,
try to keep them straight.”
“At some stage of the swim most
swimmers will hit a hump and start
looking like they are swimming up hill.
“Using tactics and knowledge of
the conditions can help you skip
past other teams. You can really set
your swimmers up and keep them
well-placed to get to the island quickly
and safely.”
The addition of two rescue-modified jet skis to Fremantle Sea Rescue’s
fleet will enhance the volunteer group’s capabilities during this year’s
Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim.
Last year was Fremantle Sea Rescue’s biggest response to date for the
Rottnest Channel Swim, with all four rescue vessels, four vessels on loan and
two rescue Waverunner PWCs from Margaret River and Augusta Sea Rescue
groups involved. The increased level of support craft was in response to the
huge swim fleet, which will again be catered for at this year’s event.
The addition of the jet skis is a major boost to this event and will assist with
vessels having difficulty in shallow and swift waters or on top of reef at Rottnest
Island. Jet skis can access areas where traditional rescue vessels cannot reach,
either to transfer in medical supplies or to help recover stranded boaters. Jet
skis are also excellent in quickly recovering people from the water and then
transferring them to a vessel.
Fremantle Sea Rescue’s dedicated volunteers have dedicated their time to
helping save lives at sea since the early 1970s and the Rottnest Channel Swim
is the busiest day on their calendar. Each year Sea Rescue manages the on
water safety and event compliance, as well as running Rottnest Channel Swim
Base in Fremantle and Channel Swim Mobile at Cottesloe Beach.
Fremantle Sea Rescue is Australia’s busiest single sea rescue group,
responding to around 700 incidents a year.
The group is made up of over 100 volunteers who operate four dedicated
rescue vessels and maintain 24-hour radio listening watch.
On the water
The on-water crews during the Rottnest Channel Swim operate in three
teams, incorporating medical, safety and compliance and breakdowns. The
medical vessels include a purpose-designed high-speed triage vessel and two
high-speed patient treatment and transport vessels. These vessels are manned
by highly experienced medical personnel. Throughout the event the medical
vessels are strategically positioned across the fleet to ensure the minimum
possible response time to medical incidents.
Before swimmers even hit the water, the safety and compliance team is hard
at work ensuring that the swim path is clear. Once the first wave of swimmers
pass the 1000m mark, the real work begins: the seemingly impossible task
of making sure each and every swimmer finds their boat before they pass the
1500m mark. The on-water team works together with Channel Swim Base,
Channel Swim Mobile at Cottesloe, surf life savers, Leeuwin II and swim officials
to make sure the swimmer and boat pairing goes smoothly. This team also has
the full-time responsibility of making sure the competitors stay on track and the
less popular task of enforcing cutoff times. Throughout the duration of the race
the compliance and medical teams continue to monitor the swim fleet’s safety
including hazards such as commercial
shipping and deteriorating weather
conditions.
The breakdown team’s job is to
quickly tow any broken down vessels,
including their heart-broken occupants,
out of the swim fleet so they can be
taken back home to safety. They are
kindly assisted in this role by Cockburn
Sea Rescue in the south and Whitfords
Sea Rescue in the north.
How you can help
There are several things that swim teams can do to help prevent breakdowns
and accidents on the day:
• Make sure that your support vessel is mechanically sound at least four weeks
prior to the event. Remember that mechanics are especially busy in this
period and will not be available at short notice. Also allow enough time for
any mechanical problems to be resolved before the day.
• Test your radio a few weeks before the event, call VN6DI on channel 73 for
VHF ask for a radio check. Don’t assume just because your radio worked last
year that it will work again, aerials and cables deteriorate over time. Please
note that we will NOT be operating Channel Swim Base on 27mhz channel 90
in this event.
• Be prop aware! Never reverse to approach your swimmer. We also strongly
recommend that engines are completely shut down when retrieving your
swimmer from the water. In an emergency, such as a medical incident, follow
these steps to help us find you:
• Radio your emergency through to Channel Swim Base and tell us your race
number, the nature of the problem and your location. GPS locations are
good but try to give your location relative to the fleet first, i.e.: 500m south
east of the 10km marker, this will enable our vessels to start heading in
your direction sooner.
• Turn your vessel at 90° to the fleet and attempt to slowly exit the swim
fleet towards the rescue corridor (north). This will enable our rescue
vessels to identify you more quickly.
• In rare cases if we are having difficulty finding your vessel, you may be
asked to activate a distress flare, it’s very important that you only use an
orange smoke flare.
To find out more about Fremantle Sea Rescue and the additional services they
offer visit www.searescue.com.au, find us at facebook.com/fremantlesearescue
or Twitter @FreoSeaRescue
Note that you also must have an EPIRB (Emergency Position-Indicating Radio
Beacon) in your safety kit.
As of January 1, 2014 it has been a mandatory addition if your vessel is
operating more than two nautical miles from the mainland shore.
In areas where strong afternoon winds render flares much less useful, an
EPIRB can very often be the difference between life and death.
On the air waves
Channel Swim Base in Fremantle and
Channel Swim Mobile at Cottesloe are
run by a team of the most experienced
volunteer radio operators. In many
ways these are the unsung heroes
of the swim. These volunteers have
the truly mammoth task of being the
communications centre for the whole
event, making and taking hundreds
of calls on VHF and private internal
channels.
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With one current Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim race record to his name, Paul Vivers is keen on adding another
this year.
In 2012, as part of the 2 Pauls duo team with Paul Blackbeard, he set a new
duo Rottnest record in the male 100 plus category, completing the swim in 4hrs
21min 08secs.
This year Paul is swimming in a 200 plus men’s team which he said contains
some able swimmers.
“We could go close to the record if conditions are fair,” said Paul who is taking
part in his sixth Rottnest Channel Swim after competing in the duo in 2009 and
2012, the solo in 2010 and the team event in 2011 and 2013.
“Our team this year is Craig Martin who has done one solo, six duos and six
teams, Malcolm Fischer who has done one solo and one team and Matt Pegg
who hasn’t done any crossings yet.”
“Knowledge of the wind strength and
direction in the 24 hours before the race
can help determine what the ocean drift
will be like during the race,” Paul Vivers.
The male 200-249 record was set in 2010, with the Durban Daredevils
crossing in a time of 5hrs 05mins 23secs. That team included Paul’s recordbreaking duo partner Paul Blackbeard along with Stefan Kohler, Brian May and
Maurice Westerweller.
Competitors in the Rottnest Channel Swim are always looking for an edge that
will get them across the channel in the fastest and safest way.
For Paul, his occupation helps deliver some highly sought-after knowledge
ahead of the race.
He is a meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology and says knowledge of
forecast conditions can be very advantageous for race planning.
“Knowledge of the wind strength and direction in the 24 hours before the race
can help determine what the ocean drift will be like during the race,” Paul said.
“Knowing what the ocean drift is likely to be can determine what side of
the channel a swimmer meets their boat at the start. The ocean near Rottnest
Island becomes much shallower near Phillip Rock and here the ocean current
can be strong depending on swell direction, Leeuwin current and prevailing wind
direction and speed in the past 24 hours.
“In 2013 strong southerly winds in the previous 24 hours made the ocean
lumpy, but winds shifted E/SE at the start of the race so conditions weren’t too
difficult.
“I was pretty nervous about supplying a correct wind forecast and getting the
timing correct. Competitors were concerned that the race might be cancelled. In
the end the forecast was reasonably close to the conditions observed. In 2012
conditions were near perfect but not as good as 2014.”
When it comes to forecasting conditions for the iconic race, Paul said
sometimes the forecast can be correct seven days in advance, while other
times it is difficult to forecast two days ahead.
“In February cyclones develop in the Timor Sea west of Broome,” he said.
“The timing and development of these beasts can affect the winds and seas
over a broader scale, which in turn has consequences on a local scale.”
The social and fun aspects have drawn Paul back to compete in his third team
event in 2015.
“Due to shift work and old age I have trouble swimming 30km a week, the
minimum you need to swim a good solo,” he said.
“To swim a good team event we usually do two to three minute shifts if there
are no other swimmers nearby. If there is a lot of traffic in the water near us we
may do five to 10 minute shifts to consider other swimmers we may be passing
by so we do not disturb them.”
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Deborah always had a passion for writing but didn’t take it up professionally
until later in life. Personal ambition and family tragedy inspired her to complete
her Bachelor degree, majoring in creative writing and English, in her 40’s.
The UK-born author was midway through her degree when her eldest daughter,
Kerry, died from an incurable cancer. She honoured her daughter by finishing her
degree with Distinction and is now honouring her own desire to pen books by
seeing Champions & Everyday Heroes published.
“Kerry was so supportive of me going to University,” she said.
“My brother was training to do the solo swim when she passed away and so
he dedicated his swim to her. Halfway through the race he started vomiting but
there was no way he was getting out of the water.”
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For Deborah Weetman, enrolling in University later in life helped create a path
to fulfil a life-long dream. For her brother, David Fairclough, the loss of Deborah’s
eldest daughter, his niece Kerry, inspired him to compete in the Rottnest Channel
Swim in 2010 and 2011.
Deborah’s dream was to become a published author. She achieved that dream
when she created, wrote for, edited, published and distributed a community
magazine in East Sussex before returning to Western Australia to firmly cement
her position as a writer.
Her relaxed, well-researched style of story-telling led to the Rottnest Channel
Swim Association commissioning her to write Champions & Everyday Heroes
- The 25th Anniversary of the Rottnest Channel Swim, her first published nonfiction work.
The highly-anticipated book was launched in December.
It is a social history book which enlightens the reader on the cultural history
surrounding Wadjemup (Rottnest), dating back over 10,000 years, followed by
its discovery by Dutch navigators and subsequent colonisation by the British. It
covers, in detail, the history of swimming between the mainland and Rottnest.
Deborah features swimmer successes, daring feats, amazing stories and the
massive amount of people and organisations who lend a hand, voluntarily, to this
unique spectacle -- from support crews, coaches, volunteer sea rescue groups,
surf club members and race officials to the hoard of volunteers who help with
registration and managing the event.
“I loved being involved in this project,” Deborah said of Champions & Everyday
Heroes.
“I got caught up in the spirit of the whole event. Talking to people involved from
swimmers to administrators, they talked about pushing physical boundaries and
they have this amazing ‘never give up’ attitude.
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Melanie Moore’s ability to capture the essence of the
Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim has again given
her the honour of being the event’s t-shirt designer.
The English freelance designer
won the competition to design the
event’s t-shirt in 2013 and again she
impressed the judges and had her
design chosen for the 2015 swim.
In 2013, having lived in Perth for
just 18 months, she entered the
design competition after browsing
through a newspaper and seeing an
advertisement.
Melanie’s talents have also been
utilised by the Rottnest Channel
Swim Association for the new logo,
incorporating naming rights sponsor
Karma Resorts.
“I entered the competition to design
this year’s Rottnest t-shirt and I was
over the moon when I heard that I had
won again,” said Melanie who studied
her craft in the UK and has worked
in Hong Kong, Canada, Geneva and
Sydney.
“I had a lot of fun designing this
year’s t-shirt.
“The main aim, and a predominant
part of the brief, was to include some
aspect of the 25th anniversary of
the Channel Swim. The faces of the
swimmers in my design are made up
Rottnest ferry timetables
“To me, these
swimmers look like
they’re really on a
mission to conquer the
waves!”
of ‘2015’ (in blue) and the 25 repeats
itself in the sea. I wanted to keep the
design bold, simple but effective.
“To me, these swimmers look like
they’re really on a mission to conquer
the waves!”
Melanie and partner John continue
to enjoy the Perth lifestyle and as was
the situation in 2013, she has strong
connections to the swim.
“I have a couple of friends, Joe
Graville and Darren Miller, who have
successfully achieved places this year
in the teams event,” she said.
“I plan to head to Cottesloe on the
morning of the swim to see them off.
“We are really loving living in
Perth and we are very settled. We
greatly enjoy outdoors pursuits which
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JOHN Muir got cold during last year’s Rottnest Channel Swim.
Add to that a cocktail of elements before and during the race and a ‘perfect
storm’ was being cultivated in his body. First he suffered from hypothermia,
then was found to have had a heart attack at about the 12km-mark, followed by
pulmonary oedema about another kilometre later.
Incredibly he finished the race and is aiming to get back in the water to
complete the swim again – more likely in a duo.
Participating in his seventh solo swim, to add to the eight times he had
participated in the team event, John was fit and healthy and aiming to complete
the crossing in his fastest solo time yet.
“I had done more training for last year’s swim and was better prepared than
any other year,” said John, who has been described by his cardiologist as a very
lucky man having pulled through such a traumatic event!
“Previously I travelled over from Melbourne to do the swim and only did about
half of the training the solo swimmers over here were doing. So once we moved
back to Perth I stepped up the training.
“That also meant I got pretty thin and I didn’t realise how much of any impact
that weight loss could have on my body during the swim.
“The water was also apparently about two degrees colder than usual last year
and I didn’t have as much wool fat on.
“My cardiologist also specified that caffeine from gel shots I consumed (I
didn’t have many) was a contributing factor to my heart attack. Although it was
a smaller factor compared to the hypothermia it nevertheless contributed to the
supply/demand mismatch which caused my heart attack.
“In hindsight all of those factors contributed to what happened to me last
year.”
Hypothermia is a drop in core body temperature below 37°C. John’s
temperature was 32°C when he got out of the water at Rottnest. Medical staff
were quick to realise he was in trouble and flew him back to the mainland and he
was treated at Fremantle Hospital.
Pulmonary oedema is the abnormal accumulation of fluid in the alveoli of the
lungs resulting in shortness of breath. It has many causes, including a weakened
heart due to cardiomyopathy or heart attacks.
“I am very grateful for the care I received,” he said.
“It was one of the reasons I recovered well. The fact I was fit also helped, and
strangely enough so did the fact that I was so cold. Being cold protected my
heart from being damaged.”
John said in hindsight if he knew he had suffered a heart attack he would have
jumped out of the water straight away.
However, having raced in the solo so many times before, his pain reference
was elevated. He had come to expect pain during the swim, so just put his head
down with a vision to walking out of the water at the finish line.
“I also didn’t communicate with my paddler that well,” John admitted.
“I had a new paddler to replace mine who had broken his arm a week before.
It was visible to my crew that my speed and power had dropped away during the
swim, but no one thought it was as serious as a heart attack.
“If there’s any advice I can give to swimmers and their paddlers it is to
communicate before and during the race. You need to let them know how you
are feeling and you need to know what you will do if things don’t go to plan.”
“If there’s any advice
I can give to swimmers
and their paddlers it
is to communicate
before and during the
race.” John Muir.
Professor Ian Rogers, Professor of
Emergency Medicine at St John of God
Murdoch Hospital and the University
of Notre Dame, said hypothermia
was a common and serious problem
encountered during the Rottnest
Channel Swim.
“As a swimmer, having trust in your
paddler is a great advantage during an
event like this,” Professor Rogers said.
“If you can utilise a paddler who has
a background in health and is familiar
with hypothermia, that’s even more
advantageous.
“For paddlers, maintaining an active
conversation with your swimmer
is crucial. Changes in a person’s
mental state can show early signs
of hypothermia, so by keeping up
that conversation the paddler can
judge whether or not the swimmer is
showing any signs of the condition.”
Professor Rogers reiterated John’s
sentiments in regards to staying warm
and having your body prepared for the
conditions.
“Swimmers can come to grief when
they get too cold,” Professor Rogers
said.
“The majority of swimmers need
to be like seals – fit but with layers of
insulation to protect them while they
spend many hours in the water.”
Record
holders
Solo Female
Bronwyn Whitehead (2000) – 4hrs
25mins 53secs
Solo Male
Mark Saliba (2000) – 4hrs 00mins
15secs
Duo Female
Sacha (2014) – Jaime Bowler and
Sacha Downing (2014) – 4hrs
22mins 46secs
Duo Male
Timewise (2001) – Jarrad
Nederpelt and Travis Nederpelt –
3hrs 55mins 54secs
Duo Mixed
Team Shotz Sports Nutrition
(2013) – Heidi Gan and Simon
Huitenga – 4hrs 08mins 11secs
Team Female
Steve Smith’s Aspire Fitness
(2001) – Melissa Benson, Natalie
Benson, Diane Bevan and Tammie
Smith – 4hrs 14mins 47secs
Team Male
The Invincibles – DFG Homeloans
(2004) – Jarrad Nederpelt, Travis
Nederpelt, Aaron Holding and Josh
Sinclair – 3hrs 43mins 02secs
Team Mixed
Millsy’s Minions (2014) - Guy
Harrison-Murray, Heidi Gan, Kieran
Trump and Solomon Wright – 4hrs
09mins 24secs
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Hypothermia is a drop in core body temperature below 37°C and happens when you lose more body heat than you
produce. This is of particular issue for solo swimmers, but not limited to them and can happen no matter how many
times you have done the swim.
Water conducts heat away from the
body 27% faster than in the air and
that represents a significant loss of
body heat for a swimmer who is in the
water for a long period of time.
Though unpredictable, hypothermia
is most likely to be an issue in relation
to the following factors:
• Low body mass index/low body fat.
• Length of time in the water – a slow
swim time or being in the water
longer than six hours.
• No previous open water swimming
experience.
• Poor preparation and nutrition
before and during the swim.
• Evaporation (for duo or team
swimmers).
• Children and seniors are more
susceptible to hypothermia and
should be watched closely.
Hypothermia warning signs:
• Slurred speech
• Weakness
• Disorientation
• Combative behaviour
• Shivering
• Increased breath rate
A hypothermic swimmer will not be
able to make rational judgments and
will be operating on autopilot. They
may not shiver or look cold and could
finish the swim, walk up the beach, sit
down or wander off. Most dangerously
they can just slowly slip beneath the
surface and drown.
The water in the channel is cool and
you will be exposed for many hours.
Given long enough, hypothermia is
inevitable. Conditions such as water
temperature, swell, wind chill and
average swim time vary each year
but hypothermia should always be
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considered a risk. Your metabolism
and build also play a role in how well
you handle the swim. Overall, we know
from past experience and extensive
research that anywhere between a
quarter and a half of the solo field
may become hypothermic. A few will
become so hypothermic that they will
need to be hospitalised.
In its most severe form hypothermia
can be deadly.
There will be special spotters on the
finish line supplied by Sports Medicine
Australia. They are trained to identify
potentially hypothermic swimmers and
will take action. Please assist and cooperate with them even if you think
you’re fine.
Hypothermia case study
Professor Ian Rogers, Professor of
Emergency Medicine at St John of God
Murdoch Hospital and the University
of Notre Dame, has done extensive
research on hypothermia.
He says the 2006 Rottnest Channel
Swim case of an Israeli lifeguard
who was pulled out of the water and
was clinically dead for 30 minutes
is an example of what can happen if
hypothermia is left unchecked.
“This was a textbook case –
swimming solo, not a very fast
swimmer and with not a lot of body fat
despite being fit,” Prof Rogers said.
“It’s an extreme and rare case but
not unprecedented. We don’t want
to scare people but swimmers and
support crews must be educated in
what to look out for. Swimmers also
won’t recognise the symptoms in
themselves so we want to minimise all
risks.”
Strategies to reduce the
risk of hypothermia
Keep warm
Duo and team swimmers should
reduce heat loss from evaporation by
drying off and dressing between each
swim.
• Evaporation even on warm days can
cause significant hypothermia.
• This will be worse on windy days.
A chamois-type towel that can
be wrung dry is recommended for
constant drying.
Cut-off times
Your safety is paramount. Comply
with the set cut-off times (see page
3a). Swimmers must be removed by
their support crew at the cut-off times.
Trust your support crew
Have your crew test your
hypothermia levels and check for signs
regularly. Trust your crew to decide if
you are in danger and abide by their
decision. It’s their duty to watch for
signs of hypothermia at all times.
A significantly hypothermic swimmer
will no longer be able to recognise
they are cold. Their swimming action
may become uncoordinated and they
may be unable to maintain a straight
course. During food stops the swimmer
may be shivering uncontrollably,
appear vague, unable to concentrate
or understand instructions, act irritably
and irrationally.
As hypothermia progresses, the
swimmer may be unable to raise their
head or arms out of the water, be
unable to obey commands or answer
questions appropriately.
Under these circumstances the
swimmer should be removed from the
water immediately and medical advice
sought.
Checklist for support
boat skippers and
paddlers
Hypothermia is life-threatening
and swimmers and their support
crew must understand the signs.
Ask your swimmer simple
questions in a random order every
30–60 minutes.
These could include:
• What’s your address and
telephone number?
• When is your birthday?
• What’s your mother’s maiden
name?
• Who is the skipper on our boat?
If the swimmer is battling with
these simple questions, it could be
a sign that hypothermia is setting in
and they should leave the swim and
be taken for medical treatment.
Once removed from the water,
they should be handled gently,
as rough handling can result in
disturbances in heart rhythm. They
should be dried, wrapped first in
plastic garbage bags or a plastic
sheet and then covered in towels
and blankets to protect from the
wind. This provides more efficient
insulation and avoids getting wool
fat on blankets. Shared body heat
may also be appropriate.
Keep the person calm, still and
awake and don’t let them sleep.
Don’t rub or massage them. If the
swimmer is unconscious, place
in the coma position, maintain
the airway and do not give fluids
or food. Seek urgent medical
attention from a doctor.
Conscious swimmers should
be encouraged to eat and drink
small quantities of warmed fluids
frequently. DON’T give them alcohol
as it increases the heat loss rate by
dilating the skin’s blood vessels.
Radio call Channel Swim Base
urgently to report your swimmer
is out of the water with suspected
hypothermia and await instructions
and directions. You may be advised
to return to the mainland even
if you are closer to Rottnest.
Seek medical support as soon as
possible.
By Nutritionist Sophy Foreman
Working in elite sport I’m often asked by athletes what my thoughts are on new eating trends.
You’ve no doubt heard people talking
about the merits, or otherwise, of recent
diets such as The No Sugar Diet, The
Paleo Diet and other Low Carbohydrate
diets, just to mention a few.
Some of their principles might not
be new to you though as over the
last few decades high protein and low
carbohydrate diets have come in and
out of fashion.
Social media now plays a large
role in promoting and increasing
the popularity of these new eating
trends. Some have even created the
emergence of restaurants catering
only to that style of eating, namely raw
food restaurants.
I believe it’s become more than just
an eating trend but the beginning of
a new era in food culture. Promoted
largely in the celebrity world, it’s
interesting to see that a handful of
high profile athletes also tweet their
food culture, and performance-wise
they seem to do ok.
Interestingly to me however is that
specific details of their day to day
eating, event preparation and training
recovery practices are never fully
revealed.
This leaves me wondering how and
where do they get their energy?
Should I consider following
these types of diets in my
preparation for the Rottnest
Channel Swim?
When you delve deeper into these
eating trends a common theme
appears. They are restrictive in some
way.
Let’s take a look at the No Sugar
Diet first. It involves eliminating all
sugar, which means you even avoid
healthy foods such as fruit (as it
contains fructose) and dairy (as
it contains lactose).
These food
groups provide vital key nutrients and
antioxidants for an active, healthy
body and shouldn’t be avoided, but
the positives to this diet are increased
awareness of their refined sugar intake
and the encouragement to eat less
processed foods.
The Paleo, or Caveman, style
of eating promotes adopting the
eating patterns of our ancestors in
Palaeolithic times. It also promotes
the avoidance of dairy, plus grains
(even minimally processed ones),
legumes (lentils, chickpeas etc) and all
processed foods. I actually question
how accurate this eating is to how
we ‘really ate’ as cavemen, but again
there are positives to take away from
this style of eating.
Similarly to the No Sugar Diet it
encourages the consumption of whole
food in as close to natural state as
possible, and promotes plentiful fresh
seasonal vegetables, and high quality
proteins (from meat, poultry, fish/
seafood, nuts and seeds), albeit little
amounts of fruit.
The Raw Food Diet promotes
fresh, whole, plant based foods;
fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds, all
consumed in their natural state without
cooking in the belief that cooking
destroys enzymes which aid digestion.
This diet avoids dairy, grains and
meats and is similar to a vegan style of
eating. A watchful eye would therefore
be required to ensure you adequately
met your daily protein, iron, B12, zinc,
and calcium requirements.
What’s interesting about these
trends is that I seem to meet more and
more people who classify themselves
in a food genre but I quickly discover
that in truth they’re only ‘partial’-nosugar, or ‘partial’-paleo, or ‘partial’-raw.
It’s similar I suppose to pescetarians,
who don’t eat any meat with the
exception of fish, or the recently
coined term ‘flexitarian’ for someone
who mainly follows a vegetarian diet
but sometimes eats meat.
Perhaps this partial-adherence is
somewhat due to the inflexibility that
aspects of these diets might pose to
day-to-day living. In doing so, cherrypicking the good bits might not be
so bad, but research does support
this theory with findings showing us
that eliminating entire food groups
is difficult, unrealistic and not
sustainable.
So in answer to the question, my
main concern about Rottnest Channel
Swimmers following these diets, whilst
undertaking a heavy training program,
is adequately meeting energy needs.
You always hear about carbohydrate
being important for active people, well
it’s true.
Restrict carbohydrate too much when
you are training hard and you are likely
to experience;
• Fatigue
• Impaired recovery
• Increased risk of muscle soreness,
accident and injury.
• Loss of lean muscle if energy
intake is very low, which will effect
performance
and
potentially
metabolism. This can promote faster
weight gain once carbohydrate
intake increases.
Don’t get me wrong, I come across
athletes who eat more carbohydrate
than they require. Perhaps not
intentionally but they might forget to
include carbohydrate containing fluids,
be unaware of their portion size, or
have poor food knowledge.
The amount of carbohydrate
required actually varies significantly
between individuals depending on
individual body size, physiology and
the type of training from week to week.
Traditionally when people think of
carbohydrate-rich diets they envisage
huge bowls of spaghetti bolognese,
bottomless bread baskets and
mountains of rice.
So in keeping with some of the food
trends I’ve mentioned you can see
from the meal plan below that this is
not necessarily the case.
This plan provides about 490g of
carbohydrate, is plentiful in fruit and
vegetables, high quality protein and
doesn’t rely on processed foods, or
huge quantities of breads, rice or
pasta. This plan would be suitable
for a person approximately 80-90Kg,
doing 1-2 hours medium intensity
training per day.
It’s not just all about the carbohydrates
but the potential that these diets also
offer inadequate protein, calcium and
other essential nutrients. Protein is
an essential part of an active person’s
diet and is pivotal for muscle growth
and recovery. Calcium is important
for muscle contraction, bone health
and research shows that milk is an
extremely effective recovery drink.
It delivers protein, carbohydrate,
vitamins, minerals and water in one
hit, which can be rapidly absorbed and
metabolised by the body.
As a rule you should be cautious
about following any type of ‘popular’
generic diet, and be much better
off recognising your own individual
performance needs and plan and
choose foods accordingly. Every
individual is different, and this is where
the expertise of a qualified Sports
Dietitian will help to provide you with
a tailored eating plan to match training
demands.
Before considering adopting any
diet it’s important to make sure it is
right for you. Does it fit your lifestyle,
does it contain a healthy nutrient
balance, are there potential for risks
for nutrient inadequacies and most
importantly does it make you feel
good?
Good luck!
Pre Training
Energising Mango & Banana Smoothie; (1/2 mango +
½ banana + ½ cup low fat milk + ½ cup crushed ice)
Breakfast/Post Training
½ rockmelon, serve with 2 tbsp low fat yoghurt mixed
with 5 fresh chopped dates and chia seeds
Morning Tea
Handful of nuts + 4 thick slices of watermelon
Lunch
4 x corn & vegetable fritters with 2 cups of Tabouleh salad & Tuna
Afternoon Tea/Pre Training (Choose 1)
Small bunch of grapes + 1 x tub low fat natural yoghurt OR
Sweet potato wedges (1 cup) with low fat natural yoghurt as a dip
Post training Snack (Choose 1)
4 x sushi rolls OR
2 x Vietnamese rice paper rolls OR
Small tin of tuna on 2 x Ryvita
Dinner
Quinoa Salad (1 cup cooked) with sweet
potato chunks (1 cup), chicken breast, and
avocado
Supper
1 small punnet of blueberries or strawberries
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1. Support Boat Skipper Information
TEAM PLANNING
There are a few items to give to your support boat skipper (as provided in the
registration pack at the Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim event briefing):
- the removable 2015 Event Information centre section of this Year Book
(pages 1a-8a);
- the laminated Safety Protocols for Support Boat Skippers and Paddlers;
- the Support Boat Skipper Lanyard (which must be worn by the skipper on
event day so Race Officials can clearly identify the skipper at all times);
- the Department of Transport – Support Boat Skipper’s Wallet;
- Race Number Stickers (Two (2) large race number boat stickers and two
(2) smaller race number paddle craft stickers). The large race number boat
stickers MUST be prominently displayed on both sides of the support boat.
Affix the sticker above the water line to avoid the sticker washing off. The
smaller race number paddle craft stickers MUST be displayed on both sides
of the paddle craft. Please note: One small paddle craft sticker is to be placed
on the support boat tender if applicable.
These stickers are a safety requirement and it is the swimmer’s/team captain’s
responsibility to ensure the stickers are correctly displayed. Failure to do so
could bring you to the attention of the Race Officials.
The support boat skipper is ultimately in control and responsible for the
safety and wellbeing of their swimmer/s and support crew at all times and
will be required to follow all Event Rules, including, if necessary, the removal
of swimmers from the water if they haven’t made the set cut-off times. Prior
to the event the support boat skippers, swimmers and support crew should
discuss the following issues:
• Setting the course – the support boat skipper sets the course and
swimmers and paddlers should follow that course.
• Efficient navigation – be prepared, plan and chart the course prior to
event day.
• Team procedures – confirm the start time of your wave; discuss
identification issues – i.e. how the swimmer will find the paddler and
support boat; food and fluid that will be on the support boat.
• Practise – before event day, practise hand signals with the support crew,
plus getting in and out of the support boat.
• Allocate a spotter – before event day, determine who will be the
spotter on board who will assist the skipper in conducting safe swimmer
changeovers. A second spotter (can be interchangeable) should also be
allocated to maintain visual contact of your swimmer and other swimmers
in close proximity to the support boat, as the skipper may not be able to
see them from the helm.
2. Support Boat - Holding Areas
Prior to the start of their swimmer’s wave, support boats will be required to wait
in a Holding Area. Holding Area - North will be 600 metres north of the Start
Channel (adjacent to Eric Street, Cottesloe) and Holding Area – South will be
800 metres south of the Start Channel (adjacent to Pearse Street, Cottesloe).
Support boat skippers may choose which Holding Area to wait at and should
be in position and waiting to enter either the north of Holding Area – North or
to the south of Holding Area – South, 45 minutes before their swimmer’s
allocated wave start time.
While waiting, support boats must have their marine radios tuned to VHF
Channel 77. The Boat Coordinator will then call support boats to the front of
the Holding Area 15 minutes before their swimmer’s allocated wave
start time.
3. Swimmer Drop-off
Swimmers are NOT to be delivered to Cottesloe Beach by boat, as this is
dangerous. Support boats will be turned away by Race Official vessels if they try
to come close to shore.
Swimmers must ensure their support boat is in position and waiting to the north
of Holding Area – North or to the south of Holding Area – South, 45 minutes
before their swimmer’s allocated wave start time. Your support boat
must be in position before you start your swim.
If possible, we recommended you have a support person at Cottesloe Beach
who can keep in contact with the support boat on the morning of the event to
ensure it is in position at the Holding Area on time.
4. Swimmer Registration – SIGN ON
Solo swimmers and the first duo and team swimmer MUST present themselves
for registration and SIGN ON by collecting a timing strap from the Registration
Desk at least 45 minutes prior to their allocated wave start time. We
recommend that swimmers arrive at Cottesloe Beach at least one hour before
their wave start time.
In order to be given a finishing time and to be declared finished, the swimmer
wearing the timing strap must cross the Finish Line to SIGN OFF.
5. Wave Start Times
Solo swimmers will leave in the first four waves. The first wave will comprise the
top seeded solo swimmers. The additional waves will comprise the remaining
solo swimmers in order of race number.
Duo swimmers will leave in two waves following the solo swimmers.
Teams will leave in waves of approximately 80 swimmers every 10 minutes,
following the duo swimmers.
The Lavan Legal Charity Challenge teams must start with the age category wave
that includes their team’s combined age.
6. Race Official Vessels
Race Official vessels will be identified by ‘Race Official’ signage on the bow and
blue or orange flashing lights.
Directions by Race Officials must be followed at all times. Swimmers and
support boats that do not follow instructions will risk disqualification. Race
Officials’ decisions are final.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
EVENT CANCELLATION
An event of this nature is dependent upon weather conditions. The Race
Committee has the right to cancel the event if adverse weather conditions
prevail or are likely to occur. No swimmer or team is to disregard this
decision. As per the Terms and Conditions of Entry there will be no refunds
if the event is cancelled.
WEATHER-RATING MATRIX
A weather-rating matrix is used to help determine whether the event is
safe to start or to continue. The Race Committee will make the decision
to cancel the event if, in the Race Committee’s opinion, conditions reach
an unsafe level either before or during the event, or are likely to reach an
unsafe level. This decision, if made, will be broadcast on VHF Channel 77
and all Team Captains will be notified via SMS.
INSURANCE
The Rottnest Channel Swim Association (RCSA) has very limited insurance
cover for the event. The RCSA strongly recommends that all participants
(swimmers, paddlers, support crew) ensure they are adequately insured
for the risks present on the day of the event. The RCSA cannot accept
liability for personal or property damage resulting from your participation
in the event.
PENALTY FOR NOT ADHERING TO EVENT RULES
Participants in breach of the Event Rules face disqualification and, if
disqualified, will NOT be permitted to enter the 2016 or 2017 Karma
PLANNING YOUR VISIT TO ROTTNEST ISLAND
Thomson Bay is very congested on event day. Ensure you have clear plans
regarding the collection of swimmers and the journey back to the mainland,
or that a mooring and overnight accommodation are booked in advance.
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES
- Winners of age category prizes will receive notification via SMS on event
day when they are able to collect their prize from the Help Desk at
Thomson Bay.
- The presentation of all overall category prize winners (cash prizes) and
all solo swimmers, will be held on the beach at the Finish Line area at
5.30pm.
- All successful solo swimmers and overall category prize winners are
requested to assemble at the front of the presentation stage at 5.00pm.
A photograph of all solo swimmers will be taken just before the start of
the presentations.
NEXT YEAR’S EVENT
The 2016 Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim will be held on Saturday,
27 February 2016.
Please note: maps on these pages are not to be used for navigational purposes and should be used as a guide only.
For safety, all participants must remain inside the following course boundaries at all times. Failure to do so constitutes a safety breach and may result in
disqualification. Race Officials will monitor adherence to the Swim Course and all Race Officials’ decisions are final.
SIGN ON
• Solo swimmers, and the first duo and team swimmer
MUST present themselves for registration and SIGN
ON by collecting a timing strap from the Registration
Desk at least 45 minutes prior to their allocated
wave start time. We recommend that swimmers
arrive at Cottesloe Beach at least one hour before
their wave start time.
• All swimmers must have their race number written
on their swim cap and stickers affixed to their upper
arms. It is the responsibility of the Team Captain to
ensure that all other members of the team have their
race number written on their swim caps and stickers
affixed to their upper arms.
• The start of each wave will be by air-horn. The Event
Announcer will commence the countdown to the start
five minutes before each wave start time.
Wave Number
Start Time
Category/Age Group
Race Number
Swim Cap Colour
1
5:45am
Solos (top seeded)
1-349
White
2
5:55am
Solos
1-349
White
3
6:05am
Solos
1-349
White
4
6:15am
Solos
1-349
White
5
6:25am
Duos (Female and Mixed)
350-549
Pink
6
6:35am
Duos (Male)
350-549
Pink
7
6:45am
Teams 56+
550-1050
Yellow
8
6:55am
Teams 200+
550-1050
Green
9
7:05am
Teams 150+
550-1050
Fluoro Orange
10
7:15am
Teams 150+
550-1050
Blue
11
7:25am
Teams 100+
550-1050
Purple
12
7:35am
Teams 100+
550-1050
Red
13
7:45am
Teams 100+
550-1050
Standard Orange
SUPPORT BOAT HOLDING AREAS (Refer to map below)
• Prior to the commencement of the start of the event, support boats will be
required to wait in a Holding Area. Holding Area - North will be 600 metres
north of the Start Channel (adjacent to Eric Street, Cottesloe) and Holding
Area – South will be 800 metres south of the Start Channel (adjacent to
Pearse Street, Cottesloe).
• Two (2) GREEN buoys will mark Holding Area - North and two (2) ORANGE
buoys will mark Holding Area - South. Please note: support boats must
remain at least 1,000 metres from the shore.
• Support boat skippers may choose either Holding Area and should be in
position and waiting to either the north of Holding Area – North or to the south
of Holding Area – South, 45 minutes before their swimmer’s allocated
wave start time.
• While waiting, support boats must have their marine radios tuned to VHF
Channel 77.
• The Boat Coordinator will then call support boats to the front of the Holding
Area 15 minutes before their swimmer’s allocated wave start time.
• Race Official vessels will patrol along the Holding Areas to ensure support
boats maintain position behind the buoys.
• DO NOT anchor in the Holding Areas.
THE START CHANNEL - MEETING UP WITH SWIMMER
PADDLERS
• Paddlers must leave the shore only from either of the
designated Paddle Craft Departure Points located north
and south of the Start Channel.
• Paddlers must observe and follow their swimmer’s
allocated wave start time.
• Paddle craft MAY ONLY enter the Start Channel to meet
up with their swimmer after the 500 metre YELLOW
buoys.
SUPPORT BOATS
• After moving forward to the front of the Holding Area as
directed by the Boat Coordinator, support boats should
not leave until the Boat Coordinator, on VHF Channel 77,
advises the support boats to move from position towards
the Start Channel.
• Support boats moving from the Holding Area to the Start
Channel should avoid mixing with the support boats leaving
the Start Channel area.
• Support boats MAY ONLY meet up with their swimmer
after the 1,000 metre RED buoys at the end of the
Start Channel.
• Unaccompanied swimmers are not to proceed beyond the 1,500 metre Icon Vessel.
MISPLACED (UNACCOMPANIED) SWIMMER
• The Icon Vessel will be anchored at the 1,500 metre mark. If a swimmer is
unaccompanied by their support boat at 1,500 metres they will be instructed
to swim to the Icon Vessel. Whilst in this area, swimmers must tread water
to avoid disqualification. Unaccompanied swimmers MUST NOT go beyond
1,500 metres.
• If the support boat has not met up with their swimmer within a reasonable
time they should also proceed to the Icon Vessel. The Icon Vessel should not
be used as a general meeting point for swimmers and support boats.
• If the swimmer has not been joined by their support boat after 20 minutes,
they will be taken back to Cottesloe Beach and will be recorded as “did not
finish”.
• Once the support boat and crew have located their swimmer they may
proceed beyond the 1,500 metre Icon Vessel.
• For safety reasons, no duo or team swimmer changeovers are to take place
within the first 1,000 metres RED buoys or the team WILL be disqualified.
1a
CHANNEL BUOYS (Refer to map on page 4a)
Two sets of two metre high marker
buoys will be placed at the 10km,
12km, 14km, 15km, 16km and 17km
marks. One set will mark the northern
boundary of the Swim Course, and
for safety reasons, swimmers are to
remain south of these marker buoys at
all times. Rottnest ferries will navigate
to the north of these buoys. It is the
responsibility of the support boat
skipper and crew to ensure swimmers
do not move north of the buoys.
The other set of buoys will mark
the rhumb line, the most direct route
to Rottnest Island. If you are going to
use GPS coordinates to map the route,
we suggest you use the rhumb line
coordinates.
The approximate distance from Cottesloe Beach and the colours of each of the marker buoys are as follows:
Distance
Buoy Type
Northern Boundary GPS
Coordinates
Rhumb Line GPS
Coordinates
10km
(Channel
TEN buoy)
A Channel TEN buoy will mark
this distance.
31.59.450S, 115.38.640E.
31.59.782S, 115.38.640E.
12km
A YELLOW buoy will mark this
distance.
31.59.526S, 115.37.343E.
31.59.799S, 115.37.343E.
14km
distance.
31.59.599S, 115.36.083E.
31.59.815S, 115.36.083E.
15km
A RED buoy will mark this distance.
The time cut-off for this buoy is
2.35pm.
31.59.633S, 115.35.486E.
31.59.823S, 115.35.486E.
16km
distance.
31.59.671S, 115.34.844E.
31.59.831S, 115.34.844E.
17km
distance.
31.59.708S, 115.34.189E.
31.59.840S, 115.34.189E.
18km (Phillip Rock): A RED buoy will be set adjacent to Phillip Rock to
form a gate and mark the northern boundary at approximate GPS location:
31.59.740S, 115.33.640E. Swimmers must pass through this gate. The cutoff time for this location is 3:50pm.
From the Phillip Rock gate, swimmers shall follow a line of three ORANGE
buoys set at approximately 250 metre intervals, to the 19km buoys. Swimmers
must continue to remain south of these marker buoys at all times. We recommend
that powered support boats stay out of the Finish Channel beyond Philip Rock
unless absolutely necessary.
19km: Two RED buoys marked (“19km NO BOATS”) will be set to form a
gate which swimmers must pass through. All duo/team swimmers may enter
the water and continue together at this point. The cut-off time for this location
is 4:20pm. Swimmers who do not reach this gate by the allocated cut-off
time will be recorded as ‘did not finish’ and will be required to leave the water.
2a
ALL support boats MUST depart from their swimmer/s once they have
reached this point and MUST peel off either to the north or south of the Finish
Channel and allow the swimmer/s to continue on with their paddler. For safety
reasons, the support boats must not cross the Finish Channel at this point.
All support boats MUST travel to the designated location provided at the
time of their swimmer/team’s online registration (i.e. designated and booked
mooring, or immediately return to the mainland). Support boats that overcrowd
anchorage areas or raft onto other vessels moored to RIA moorings will be
subject to the attention of RIA Rangers under the RIA Act and may incur a fine.
The Finish Channel will then be marked by RED flags and paddle craft can
continue with their swimmer/s up until the start of the 400 metre Swim Channel
(19.25km buoys).
19.25km: Two RED Rottnest Express buoys will form a gate to mark the start
of the 400 metre Swim Channel which all swimmers must pass through. The
cut-off time for this location is 4:30pm. ALL paddle craft MUST depart from
their swimmer/s at the start of the 400m Swim Channel and must peel
off at this gate.
• The swimmer wearing the timing strap must pass through the arch (and over
the finish mat) to record the finish time. Other duo/team members can also
pass through the arch.
• Once through the arch at the Finish Line, the swimmers must submit their
timing strap to a dedicated volunteer or proceed to the Finisher – Sign-Off
tent. Swimmers may then have their photographs taken by the official event
photographers.
• Swimmers are to notify the timing official at the Finish Line if the timing strap
has been lost so that a manual time can be recorded. All timing straps must
be returned by 5.00pm or the swimmer/team will incur a $30 fee.
• The swim time limit is 5.00pm. If the timing strap is not returned at this point,
the swimmer/team will be recorded as ‘did not finish’.
• At 5.00pm Race Officials will reconcile all entries to identify those who have
not finished. These entrants will be called on marine radio VHF Channel 77
and instructed to leave the water. Race Officials will visit each remaining
entrant to confirm swimmers have ceased swimming. All participants have
declared on the Swimmer Declaration Form that they agree to abide by the
Terms and Conditions of Entry and the Event Rules, including cut-off times.
If the swimmer does not reach each of the marker buoys by the set cut-off
times, is not in the 400 metre Swim Channel by 4.30pm or has not finished by
5.00pm, they must comply when asked to leave the water by a Race Official
or will face disqualification and will NOT be permitted to enter the 2016 or
2017 Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim.
• A First Aid facility at the Finish Line will have qualified medical personnel in
attendance.
A Race Official vessel will mark the start of the 400 metre Swim Channel
which is a ‘Swimmers’ Only’ zone.
Swimmers MUST swim between the marked float lines for the last 400 metres.
Caution is required through the mooring area and throughout Thomson Bay.
CUT-OFF TIMES
In the best interests of the health and safety of swimmers, all swimmers who
have been in the water longer than the set cut-off time at each point along the
Swim Course and Finish Channel are required to leave the water and will be
recorded as “did not finish”. It is the responsibility of the support boat skipper
to ensure the swimmer leaves the water. Failure to leave the water at this time
will result in disqualification. Race Officials will monitor adherence to the cut-off
times at each location. The swim time limit is 5pm.
Those swimmers that are deemed ‘did not finish’, or are disqualified, will
need to SIGN OFF by returning their timing strap to either the Help Desk at the
Finish Line, Rottnest Island or the Fremantle Volunteer Sea Rescue Group Radio
Tower at Molfetta Quays (Mews Road, Fishing Boat Harbour) by 5.00pm or the
swimmer/team will incur a $30 fee.
Swimmer Cut-off Times
Location
Marker Buoy/s
Cut-off Time
10km
‘Channel TEN’ Buoy
12:10pm
15km
Red Buoy
2:35pm
18km
Red Buoy and Phillip Rock
3:50pm
19km
Two Red Buoys
4:20pm
19.25km
Two Red ‘Rottnest Express’ Buoys(Start of 400m Swim Channel)
4:30pm
Finish Line
Rottnest Island
5:00pm
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Fremantle Sailing
Club Buoy
For forecast information about weather,
tides and winds check
www.bom.gov.au, www.seabreeze.com.au,
local media or The Nautical Almanac.
Compiled by Estate Graphics
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SWIMMER CUT-OFF TIMES
Location
Marker Buoy/s
Cut-off Time
10km
‘Channel Ten’ Buoy
12.10pm
15km
Red Buoy
2.35pm
18km
Red Buoy and Phillip Rock
3.50pm
19km
Two Red Buoys
4.20pm
19.25km
Two Red ‘Rottnest Express’ Buoys
(start of 400m Swim Channel)
4.30pm
Finish Line
Rottnest Island
5.00pm
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SWIMMER CHANGEOVERS
There are two key people involved with the safe management of duo and team
swimmer changes – the support boat skipper and a dedicated spotter. The
spotter should, as far as possible, be the same person for the whole day. If that
person is changed, it should be clear to everyone who the new person is.
1.Spotter’s Responsibilities – to provide instruction to the skipper to
ensure safe changeovers; to ensure he/she is the ONLY person to provide
instructions to the skipper.
2.Skipper’s Responsibilities (during changeovers) – to disengage the
boat’s propeller(s) when instructed by the spotter, and to only engage them
when instructed by the spotter. Please note: Skippers of support boats with
double outboard motors must turn
the engine completely OFF before
taking any swimmer on board, or
allowing a swimmer to enter the water.
This is especially imperative at times
when boarding/disembarking over the
stern of the vessel.
FINA’s Open Water Swimming Rules will generally apply for this event. In addition to
the 2015 Event Information starting on page 1a, the following Event Rules apply:
1. The minimum age for all swimmers, including those in teams, at the date of
the 2015 Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim is 14 years.
2. Participation in this event is voluntary and no liability can be accepted by the
Rottnest Channel Swim Association Inc. or other organisations, officials or
volunteers.
3. Swimmers who become ill prior to the event are encouraged to seek a
medical assessment before starting the swim.
4. All swimmers must have their race number written on their swim cap and
stickers affixed to their upper arms. It is the responsibility of the Team
Captain to ensure that all other members of their team have their race
number written on their swim caps and stickers affixed to their upper arms.
5. Solo swimmers, and the first duo and team swimmer MUST present
themselves for registration at least 45 minutes prior to their allocated wave
start time. We recommend swimmers arrive at Cottesloe Beach at least
one hour before their wave starting time.
6. The start of each wave will be by air-horn. The Event Announcer will commence
the countdown to the start five minutes before each wave start time.
7. There will be no set swim time for each leg or order for the swimmers in
duos and teams. This will be left up to each team to determine. Swimmer
changeovers MUST be carried out at least 10 metres from any support
boat, except paddle craft, and tagging MUST be above the water in a visible
manner. Failure to do so may result in disqualification.
8. Support boat motors MUST be disengaged and in neutral when taking a
swimmer on board and support boats MUST NOT reverse to pick up a
swimmer or for any other reason. The swimmer should be on the windward/
weather-side of the boat. Support boats using double outboard motors
MUST turn the engine completely OFF before taking a swimmer on board.
9. The swimmer wearing the timing strap must pass through the arch (and
over the finish mat) at the Finish Line to record the finish time and SIGN OFF.
10.In any Rottnest Channel swim attempt a swimmer is not allowed to use, or
be assisted by, any artificial aids.
In any Rottnest Channel swim attempt, Swimsuits must comply with FINA’s
Open Water Swimming Rules. Generally, FINA provides that a complying suit:
1. Is of a woven textile material
2. Does not cover the neck.
3. Does not extend beyond the shoulders or ankles
FINA rules are subject to revision from time to time. It is the responsibility
of each swimmer to ensure compliance.
The RCSA provides the following guidance in the application of this rule for
the purposes of any Rottnest Channel swim attempt:
You may:
1. (for modesty) wear two suits so long as one suit comprises only briefs
(men and women) or a bikini (women).
2. grease the body before a swim,
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How it should work - What should be said by the Spotter and the Skipper:
Spotter: “Swimmer change in XX minutes.”
Skipper: “Swimmer change in XX minutes.”
Spotter: “Swimmer change now. Props off.” For vessels with double outboard
motors or when boarding/disembarking over the stern, “Engines off.”
Skipper: “Props off. Engines off.”
Spotter: “Swimmer in the water” (indicate to next swimmer they may enter the
water).
Spotter: (Swimmers tag and incoming swimmer approaches boat) “Swimmer at
back (or side) of boat.”
Skipper: “Swimmer at back (or side) of boat.”
Spotter: (After swimmer gets in to the boat) “Swimmer in boat – ALL CLEAR.”
Skipper: “Swimmer in boat – ALL CLEAR.” Skipper may now engage boat
propeller (or re-start engines) and proceed.
A practice scenario of the above, to practice hand signals with the swimmer,
spotter and support crew, plus getting in and out of the support boat should be
conducted before the event to ensure that all crew are aware of the procedures
and the communication lines.
3. use goggles,
4. wear two caps (your official cap must be the outer one worn) ,
5. use a nose clip,
6. use earplugs
7. wear a rash vest / stinger suit
You may not:
1. Wear any item with neoprene or any other buoyant material.
2. Wear anything not within the spirit of FINA’s rules or within the spirit of
the RCSA exemptions.
11. If a swimmer is not wearing an official swim cap and/or is outside the
course boundaries and/or their support boat has no visible race number
boat sticker, the swimmer and their team will be disqualified.
12. All support boats 10m or greater are to stay to the north or south edge of
the fleet at all times. A tender will be required to be in close proximity to
the swimmer. If there is no tender, the swimmer must also stay with their
support boat at all times.
13. Swimmers in all categories must make the crossing without any external
assistance and must cross the Finish Line without external assistance.
HOLDING ONTO ANY SUPPORT BOAT OR PADDLE CRAFT AND DRAFTING
OFF AN ESCORT BOAT, PADDLE CRAFT OR OTHER SWIMMER IS NOT
ALLOWED AND WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION.
14.Via the Rottnest Channel Swim Association Inc. each swimmer has
indemnified the Minister for Transport, the Fremantle Port Authority, the Town
of Cottesloe, the Rottnest Island Authority, the Department of Transport of
WA, the Fremantle Volunteer Sea Rescue Group and their officers, the Royal
Flying Doctor Service, Surf Life Saving Western Australia, the Rottnest
Channel Swim Association Inc. (RCSA), Race Officials, volunteers, sponsors
and service providers against any claim for damages or injury arising as a
result of the swimmer’s conduct, preparation and participation in the 2015
Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim.
15.Swimmers, support boats and paddle craft MUST give way to commercial
shipping as there is no arrangement for commercial shipping to give way
to swimmers. Early on the day of the event the Race Director will advise
swimmers of shipping movements for that day. Support boat skippers will
also be advised during the event should there be a shipping movement
expected.
16. Support boat skippers are not permitted to consume alcohol while
responsible for their swimmer(s) and paddler(s) and operating the boat. Race
officials, compliance personnel and medical personnel are empowered to
disqualify any entrant whose skipper breaches this rule. Deeming whether
a skipper has breached this rule will be at the discretion of the authorised
personnel.
17. Competitors in breach of the Event Rules face disqualification, and if
disqualified, will NOT be permitted to enter the 2016 or 2017 Karma
SUPPORT BOAT GUIDELINES – Minimum Requirements
Entrants must organise their own support boat and paddle craft – no personal
watercraft (jet skis) permitted.
The size of the boat required is determined by two factors:
• The minimum size of boat that is legally permitted to travel to Rottnest Island;
• The number of people onboard.
For these reasons, and for comfort and sun/wind protection, the RCSA
recommends the following size boats:
Category
Solo
Duo / Team
Recommended Boat Size
No less than 5 metres
No less than 6 metres
The RCSA will, however, allow any vessel with a length 4.5 metres or greater
legally permitted carry the whole team (including all swimmers and paddlers,
and support crew).
The number permitted is determined by EITHER the information displayed
on the Australian Builder’s Plate or (if there is no Builder’s Plate) by
reference to the W.A. Department of Transport requirements per the
following table:
Length of Boat
4.5m to less than 5.0m
Maximum number of people aboard
(including swimmers and paddlers)
5
6
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It is the responsibility of the Skipper to make sure the boat is suitable and
capable of making the trip and to check, and double check, that the support
boat is not overloaded.
Support Boat - Safety Equipment
All support boats must be equipped with all the required mandatory
marine safety and emergency equipment as per the WA Navigable
Waters Regulations listed below:
Recreational Skipper’s Ticket
Skippers of support boats must hold, and be in possession of a
Recreational Skippers Ticket.
Marine Radio
Must carry an operational marine band two-way radio VHF.
Bilge Pump/Bailer
Boats greater than 7 metres must have a bilge pump fitted.
Boats less than 7 metres must have a bilge pump or bailer/bucket if bilge
pump is not fitted.
Fire Extinguisher
Vessels with an inboard engine or carrying hydrocarbon heating or cooling
appliances must carry an approved fire extinguisher.
Anchor and Line
An efficient anchor and line must be carried.
Lifejacket
A lifejacket bearing the label PFD. Type 1 or the Australian standard AS
1512 or AS 4758 - Level 100 (or higher) must be carried for every person
onboard or in the water.
Red and Orange Flares (in date)
At least two hand held red flares and two handheld orange flares must be
carried. Two parachute flares may be carried in lieu of the two handheld
red flares and a smoke canister may be carried in lieu of the smoke flares.
Parachute Flares (in date)
A minimum of two parachute flares must be carried if operating more
than 5 miles from the mainland shore or more than 1 mile from an island
located more than 5 miles from the mainland shore.
EPIRB (in date)
A 406 MHz EPIRB registered with AMSA bearing the standard AS/NZS
4280.1 must be carried if proceeding more than 2 miles from the
mainland shore or more than 400 metres from an island located more
than 2 miles.
Support Boat - Recommended Additional Safety Equipment
First Aid Kit
High Protection
Sunscreen
Knife
Rope
Fresh Water
Alternative Power
Torch
Heliograph Mirror
Tool Kit
Blanket, towels,
sleeping bag, plastic
sheet
To cover accidents or injury that could befall any member on
board, a first aid kit is essential. Remember, seasickness is
debilitating so carry the remedy. It is also recommended to
carry Stingose in your First Aid Kit for this event.
Reapply to swimmers each time they towel off.
Always handy with many uses. Keep your knife sharp at all
times.
Additional rope onboard can be extremely useful for various
purposes and for towing.
A good supply of fresh water is essential when boating as the
sun and the salt can quickly dehydrate you.
Spare outboard, oars or paddles to get the boat to safety in
the event of power failure.
A torch can be useful in an emergency situation, for attracting
attention as well as checking bilges.
This is a signalling device that uses a mirror to reflect the
sun’s rays to the shore or to other vessels.
There is no substitute for an adequate tool kit on board your
boat.
To keep swimmers warm when out of the water, and to
manage suspected hypothermia - see page 18.
The Department of Transport Marine Officers will be monitoring compliance
with the above requirements before and during the event.
Please note: if a support boat fails to meet the above requirements,
the swimmer/team may face disqualification.
SUPPORT BOAT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS CHART
VESSEL EMERGENCY
Requiring EMERGENCY on water assistance for
boat sinking, fire or other major incident.
SWIMMER EMERGENCY
Requiring EMERGENCY on water assistance
for missing swimmer, drowning, severe
hypothermia, injury from boat, heart attack.
ASSISTANCE REQUIRED
Swimmer withdrawals, misplaced swimmer,
suspected hypothermia, injury, illness advice,
and all other boating communication.
RADIO CALL CHANNEL SWIM BASE
VHF CHANNEL 16
“Mayday, Mayday, Mayday! Our position is... Our emergency is...”
Then communicate your race number, boat registration number and follow instructions.
VHF CHANNEL 16
“Pan-Pan, Pan-Pan, Pan-Pan! Our position is… Our emergency is…”
VHF CHANNEL 77
“Channel Swim Base, this is Rottnest Channel Swim race number…”
State your issue / ask question and listen for instructions.
- VHF CHANNEL 77
- VHF CHANNEL 16
SHARK SIGHTING
State details of the sighting, your approximate location on the Swim Course (or GPS),
and listen for instructions.
SHARK ATTACK
“Pan-Pan, Pan-Pan, Pan-Pan! Our position is… Our emergency is…”
IF RADIO CONTACT IS UNSUCCESSFUL CALL:
WA Police 9442 8600 (Vessel/Swimmer Emergencies) or Channel Swim Base 9336 3443 (Assistance Required)
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PREPARING FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
To assist in preparing for emergency situations ensure that you:
• Know your race number and use it as your call sign;
• Clearly display your race number boat stickers on both sides of your support boat and paddle craft;
• Ensure your radio is on, with the volume turned up to ensure emergency vessels can make contact with you;
• Have seasickness provisions on board your support boat and procedures for treatment of both swimmers and support crew;
• Pack basic First Aid supplies for minor afflictions including sunburn, dehydration, mild hypothermia and stingers;
• Ensure the support crew equips themselves with adequate food and fluids for during and after the event.
MAYDAY EMERGENCY
(Boat sinking or on fire)
A Mayday emergency is one in which
the support boat is in grave and
imminent danger requiring immediate
action to isolate, control and eliminate
dangers and may also require
immediate rescue.
The support boat skipper is instructed
that when they become aware of the
situation, to signal “Mayday, Mayday,
Mayday!” via the VHF Channel 16 and
then communicate their position and
race number. This will be relayed to
emergency vessels, which will respond
with assistance. All other nearby
vessels will also respond.
Fire procedures embrace three
essential requirements. In most
instances they will be initiated
concurrently. They are as follows:
1. Ensure the immediate safety of all
support crew and swimmers;
2. If it is obvious that there are
unnecessary risks associated
with attempts to control the fire,
withdraw from the boat;
3. Evacuate the area.
PAN-PAN EMERGENCY
(Vessel at risk or person at risk)
A Pan-pan emergency is one in
which there is an urgent message to
transmit concerning the safety of the
support boat or the safety of a person
(for example, medical emergency,
mechanical breakdown, or a person
overboard).
Support crews are instructed, that
when they become aware of such a
situation, to signal “Pan-pan, Pan-pan,
Pan-pan!” via the VHF Channel 16 and
emergency vessels which will respond
with assistance.
MISSING SWIMMER AND/OR
SUPPORT CREW
A misplaced swimmer and/or support
crew is a warning of an impending
major aquatic emergency and should
be reported to Channel Swim Base.
A swimmer and/or support crew
should only remain in the misplaced
phase for 10 minutes from the time
Channel Swim Base is notified.
After this time a misplaced swimmer
and/or support crew become a
missing swimmer and/or support
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crew. Support crews are instructed
to signal “Pan-pan, Pan-pan, Panpan!” via the VHF Channel 16 and
emergency vessels, which will respond
with assistance.
Gathering information of a missing
support crew and/or swimmer helps
narrow the field of search. Important
information includes: description and
condition of swimmer, support boats
and/or paddlers, time last-seen, lastseen location and last-confirmed
location.
RESUSCITATION
Basic Life Support Flow:
• Check for danger – hazards/risks/
safety
• Are
they
responsive
or
unconscious?
• Open and clear airway – check for
signs of life*
• Give two initial breaths if not
breathing normally
• Give 30 chest compressions
(almost two compressions per
second) followed by two breaths
and repeat as necessary
• Defibrillation – attach AED as
soon as available, turn on and follow
its prompts (AED = Automated
External Defibrillator)
• Continue CPR until qualified
personnel arrive or signs of
life return (*no signs of life =
unconscious, unresponsive, not
breathing normally, not moving).
HYPOTHERMIA
• In the case of suspected
hypothermia, always seek medical
aid as soon as possible.
• At all times, the person should be
handled gently as rough handling
can result disturbances in heart
rhythm. They should be dried,
wrapped in towels and blankets and
protected from the wind.
• A large plastic garbage bag or sheet
should form the initial layer next to
the skin and blankets placed over
this. This provides more efficient
insulation and avoids getting wool
fat on the blankets. Shared body
heat may also be appropriate.
IF UNCONSCIOUS:
• If the swimmer is unconscious,
place in the coma position, maintain
the airway and do not give fluids or
food. Radio call Channel Swim Base
to request urgent medical aid.
IF CONSCIOUS:
• Keep the person calm, still, and
awake and don’t let them sleep.
Don’t rub or massage them.
• Conscious
swimmers
should
be encouraged to eat and drink
small quantities of warmed fluids
frequently. DON’T give them alcohol
as it increases the heat loss rate by
dilating the skin’s blood vessels.
• Radio call Channel Swim Base
urgently to report your swimmer
is out of the water with suspected
hypothermia and await instructions
and directions. You may be advised
to return to the mainland even if you
are closer to Rottnest.
JELLYFISH (BLUBBER)
If a swimmer is suffering from a minor
skin irritation from the sting of blubber
jellyfish:
- Dry victim and protect from the wind
- Prevent victim from rubbing the
area and keep victim calm
- Wash the affected area with sea
water – do not use fresh water or
vinegar
- Apply hot packs to the affected
area, or place the affected limb in
water as hot as can be tolerated
(about 43oC), after first checking
the temperature. Leave the affected
limb in water until the pain subsides
- Alternatively, hold a small block of
ice with a glove or cloth and rub the
ice over the affected area
Please note: If a sting covers a large
area, and particularly if the casualty is
cold or wet, using cold therapy may
cause hypothermia.
-If available, the application of
Stingose is appropriate
If pain persists for long periods of
time, or if symptoms worsen, radio
call Channel Swim Base for medical
aid.
In the case of a suspected Irukandji,
Box jellyfish, or Bluebottle sting, seek
urgent medical aid by signalling “Panpan, Pan-pan, Pan-pan!” via the VHF
Channel 16 and then communicate
your position and race number and
follow instructions.
SUNBURN
• Prevent by keeping out of sun,
wearing long sleeved clothing, and
applying UV screening lotions
• Cool affected area with fresh water
for 10 minutes
• Apply cool, moist compress to
affected area
• Rest in cool place.
SHARK ATTACK
• Remove the victim from the water, if
safe to do so
• Signal “Pan-pan, Pan-pan, Panpan!” via the VHF Channel 16 and
then communicate your position
and race number and follow
instructions. Emergency vessels will
be immediately deployed to attend
with medical aid. Remain in the
current location unless instructed
otherwise as emergency vessels
can travel at great speeds to attend
and will transport the victim to the
nearest emergency department.
Whilst waiting for medical aid to
arrive, treat the victim for traumatic
injury:
• apply pressure to control bleeding
• apply a constrictive bandage if
necessary
• begin CPR if required.
DANGEROUS WEATHER
If the Race Committee deems the
weather conditions – taking into
account the forecast – to be unsafe,
the Channel Swim Base will broadcast
the following message using VHF
Channel 77:
“Your attention please Rottnest
Channel Swim Event participants, this
is the Race Director.
The
weather
conditions
have
deteriorated and the forecast does not
indicate any improvement.
The Rottnest Channel Swim Event has
been abandoned.
Please remove your swimmer from the
water.
Please put your engine in neutral and
let the swimmer proceed to the boat.
DO NOT move your boat to the
swimmer.
I repeat - let the swimmer proceed to
the boat and DO NOT move your boat
to the swimmer.
Please do not proceed to shore until
all swimmers around you have been
collected.”
It was while they were swimming around the idyllic Croatian coastline on an adventure holiday when close friends Penny
Dwyer and Kay Jones encouraged each other to tackle another life challenge head on.
“We were having a Croatian beer or two during downtime on the swim trek
when we decided to enter the Rottnest Channel Swim duo event,” Penny said.
“I have never done a duo so I thought it was time to have a go. Each of us
has our own physical limitations, Kay with her Multiple Sclerosis and me with
recurrent back problems, so we have challenged ourselves and we are ready.”
The determined and motivated friends have each done a number of team
swims, while Kay has also done two duos – the most recent of which was in
2014 when Penny was part of her support crew.
“Swimming brought us together about eight years ago when we met at the
Freo Fins,” Penny said of her and Kay, who was diagnosed with MS about 20
years ago.
“I joined to stay fit. That led to doing ocean swims, the Rottnest Channel Swim
and then swim treks.
“I think we inspire each other given our own situations and during the swim
we’ll be looking after each other as best we can and motivate each other to
finish the race in under eight hours.
“We want to do the swim together to achieve something together and if we
can finish in seven-and-a-half hours we’ll be happy.
“Our paddler is our good friend Kim Tyler who is also our coach and mentor.
She will be there encouraging us all the way.
“We’re not looking to break any records, although both Kay and I have a
competitive streak so that might spur us on.”
Penny also continues to hit the water to Rottnest despite an ordinary
experience during her first swim.
“During my first Rottnest Channel Swim in 2006 I was lost at sea,” she said
rather calmly.
“There was a big swell and the boat had to leave me to go and find our
paddler. I just kept swimming as the waves crashed over my head and they took
ages to find me.
“But there’s just something about the swim and how it challenges you that
makes you want to get back in and do it all over again.”
Brothers step up in solo challenge
A healthy sibling rivalry, the motivation to fundraise for
a cause close to his heart and the ambition to boast
personalised Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim
number plates are all driving Lex Robertson to complete
his first solo crossing this year.
Lex has worked his way through team and duo swims but this is the first time
he will tackle the 19.7km swim on his own.
“Last year I competed in the duo with my younger brother Ross, but this year
we’re competing against each other in the solo event. It’s on!” Lex said.
“Although we are training together we are both very competitive. We are
both doing our first solos and while he might be younger than me I’m more
experienced, so hopefully that gets me to the finish line ahead of him.
“We both did a bit of karate as kids and he was better than me at that – so I
want to prove I’m a better swimmer.”
In terms of the step up from team to duo and now the solo swim, Lex said the
focus for training had been purely on swimming.
“When I trained leading into the team and duo swims I did triathlons, but in the
lead-up to the solo it’s been all swimming,” he said.
“There’s been a lot of extra kilometres in the water. It will also be just as much
of a mental battle as it will be a physical battle this year having to be in the water
the whole time.”
In last year’s duo event the Robertson brothers finished in five-and-a-half
hours. For his first solo attempt Lex is aiming to complete the crossing in under
six hours.
Lex is one of hundreds of competitors using the grueling swim to benefit
others as he fundraises for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
His best mate’s daughter has Juvenile Diabetes.
“I went to a JDRF fundraiser last year and it really inspired me to do what I
could to help,” he said. “There is a lot of research being done and it’s such a
worthy cause.”
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Dean Summers
Joshua Lynn
Steve Payne
Shane Cartwright
Grant Callaghan
Wayne Morris
Justin Hanby
Irene Keel
Sarah Koen
Terri McFarland
Leon Musca
Dave Good
Anna Doubell
Lester Gollan
Jeannette Rein
Tess Fisher
Troy Stewart
Bruce Dewar
Grant Gibbs
Nicholas deBomford
Sean Green
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Perry Molendijk
Adam Salter
Ben Humphreys
Tony Parbery
Andrew Steer
Hannah McKerchar
Ben Searcy
Shannon Miller
Serena Wells
Mike Cochrane
Fiona Wilkie
Libby Storm
Nicole Hodgson
Kim Rodriguez
Georgie Harwood
Nicola Hamilton
Oliver Mills
Simon Long
Lupco Talevski
Mark Sowerby
Christian Stanes
Jaime Bowler
Stacey Le Grange
Andrew Grimshaw
Mike Gregory
Brett Glaskin
Jason Taafe
Deane Barker
Paul Galvin
Kelsey Roberts
Angus Firth
Sabrina Ellis
Briohny Smith
Terence Keogh
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Lisa Delaurentis
Andre Bartels
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Anna Eisenhauer
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Gail Parsons
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356 Hot Bods
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357teamNUS
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358JasnJim
Jason Bradley
Jim Dennis
359 Gingas Brothers
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360Timeric
Eric Nankivell
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362Keeping up with the Jones’s
Allie Jones
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James MacTaggart
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364surfandswim
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Tylan Lambert
365 The Escapees
Mark Radford
Robin Scrimgeour
366 Swim Coaches
Tegan Hanson
Ralph McManis
367 Broome Bluebone Babes
Katie Ledgerwood
Yindi Newman
368 Slippery Little Suckers
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Georgina Willis
369 Going for a surf
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Taryn Nageon de Lestang
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Annika Lydiate
Elanor Smith
374 The Theale Boys
Jason Clark
Paul Miller
375 ICEA Sinkers
James Moyle
Sam Moyle
376 Pilbara Special
Reece Cirulis
Aaron Ellis-Kerr
377Fatboy&Fi
Brian Logan
Fiona Whooley
378 We actually got chosen this year!
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Louise Stevenson
379 Double D’s
Dean Kerns
Dave Sharp
380 Channel Chasers Minus 2
Bruce Phillips
Cory Phillips
381Besties
Hannah Reagan
Ashlea Watkins
382Burtenshaw
Tiarn Burtenshaw
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Kaitlyn Lucy
384 Gra Gray
Suzanne Gray
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385 Holiday Kids
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Jennifer Ford
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387 Pat & Mark
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Mark Scanlon
388 Ventnor Capital
Morgan Barron
Phillip Wingate
389 Sea Cucumbers
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Sam Rigg
392 The Double SS’s
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Jon Haines
Shaun Jessop
394 Moby Duck
Amy Hancock
Iain McCarrey
395 It’s a Bullock thing
Lani Bullock
Marie Bullock
396 Paul & Georgina
Paul Blackbeard
Georgina Kovacs
397 Sugar and Spice
Tammy Norregaard
Claire Ware
398 Mermaid Mummies
Alicia Asic
Jennifer Smith
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Andrew Mitchell
Lucy Mitchell
400 Two Strokers
Simon Pascoe
Evan Pethick
401 The Wals
Peggy Sue Whalley
Steve Whalley
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Bryn Edwards
Alycia Garriock
403 One Yank and a Aussie
Andrea Dixon
Becca Simmons
404 On Golden Pond
Michael Ivey
Gregory Madden
405JAG
Glenn Byrne
Jayne Malone
406 The Mighty Mums
Kristy Brackstone
Jacqui White
407Twinning
Lilly Duckett
Rebecca Jackson
408Creepers
Samantha Crawford
Denise Shepley
409 The White Pages
Josie Page
Maggie White
410 Halezy & his ‘other’ (heavy)
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Kate Scanlon
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Nicole Lagesse
Katy Welch
412 Team Big Kooks
Colleen McManis
Sam McManis
413KB
Brenda Evans
Karis Gough
414 ICEA behindme
Chambrie Ferrier
Saacha Maloney
415 Before the snow
Simon Hazeldine
Christine Mincham
416 Thing 1 & Thing 2
Calum Galbraith
James Galbraith
417Snappers
Jason Bent
Thomas Letherbarrow
418 Are you kidding me?
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Danny Smyth
419 Floreat Fins
Patricia Dooey
Peter Ware
420Sixhours
Peter Thomas
Richard Thomas
421 H and Z
Anthony Delaney
Joseph Jones
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Kyle Chrystie
Elyse Dartnall
423CurlyArmstrong
Brenton Armstrong
Caryl Jongedyk
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David Hewitt
Paul Peos
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Rob Franklyn
Clare Hanavan
426 Hooligan Tools
Mark Cleary
Troy Lathwell
427 Boetie en Sussie
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Hendrika Nally
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Joshua Lindsay
Thomas Webber
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Luke Perdue
Ryan Poon
430 Swim to Breathe
Rachael Cooper
Sarah Thomason
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Chris Bingemann
Michael Bingemann
432 On y est?
Fabrice Lincoln
Erica Price
433 Spring Chicken and Father Time
Martin Gillespie
Peter Waldock
434 The Northshore Tavern
Brian Godfrey
Megan Thompson
435 The Slippery Swimming Students
Zachary Nielsen
Jaimee O’Brien
436 H&T 2015
Nathan Mercer
Michael Page
437Reddogs
Ryan Agnew
Scott Lang
438 Milk Chocolate
Craig Grapes
Ross Haagman
439 Pure Leasing Central
Charles Angliss
Cameron Ewers
440ANUK
Aidan Murphy
Tim Scott
441 Old Bald Blokes
Tim Currie
Myron Grosser
442 That’s so Fetch
Imogen Balharrie
Amy Kirke
443 Fair Gamers
Rob Henderson
Alastair Lagrange
444 Lucky Number Slevin
Nicki Slevin
Terry Slevin
445 Murphy’s Law
Dale Allen
David Murphy
446 Bolton Rutter
Heather Bolton
Matt Rutter
447 The Ferris Wheel
Jason Ferris
Sarah Ferris
448 Fire & Brimstone
Mitchell Ranger
Kate Watts
449 Charlie’s ICU
Kara McDermott
Brooke Murphy
450 Trendy Crabbs
Tessa Crabb
Peter Trend
451 Boi de piranha
Rob Murphy
Paul Stephen
452 Tern Express
Santo Algeri
Roy Wallace
453 Haggard Harries
Christopher Webb
Oliver Wells
454 One Six Two
John Goodbody
Brenton Jenke
455AmoGio
Amaury Desjardins
Giulio Wiehe
456 The Webbys
Benjamin Webster
Jenelle Webster
457 Big Rig and Golden Boy
Daniel Cappy
Ben Loffelmann
458SpenceGATE
Lawrence Felgate
Angela Spence
459 Fifty Fifty
Peter Beckingham
Daryl Cook
460 Two Nations One Family
Katie Minor
Jaye Reynolds
461 Marbles for Brains
Erinn Campbell
Lisa Harding
462 Two up
William Moody
Jeremy Nyman
463 A Dip In The Sea
Stuart Inglis
Alison Wilson
464 Team Cornchip
Amy Schelfhout
Jared Schelfhout
465 Two Blokes
Gavin Buckingham
Ian Crisp
466 Amazon Warriors
Amanda Bryan
Bronwyn Clements
467 Ben and Kieren
Kieren Pollard
Benjamin Vafeas
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468 Super Optimistic Noodle Squad
Salina Rash
Jonathan Sammut
469 Shared Muffins
Rohan Hollick
Naomi Watters
470You Can’t Trott On Water
Adrian Trott
Ryan Trott
471 Sandy Hands and a Hourse
Glenn Baskerville
David Waldock
472SJR
Samuel Curry
Rebecca Moran
473Pethick
Brittany Pethick
Richard Pethick
474 Team Shryock
Kate Shryock
Laura Shryock
475 Precision Lasers
Paul Gale
Phil Torrisi
476Hooks
Richard Clarke
Deon Reeves
477 Croc & Frog
Staphane Dellac
Megan Gallagher
478 Crusty & Junior
Simon Johnson
Nick Reid
479 Dingos, dippers and flippers
Andrew Greatrex
James Julian
480 Mother and Son
Kaden Davies
Cindy McKellar
481 Pocket Rockets
Katrina Porter
Felicity Sheedy-Ryan
482 Black Ice Rockets
Sally Catt
Harry Commins
483 Pilbara Kids
Kylie Butson
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484 Two Fit Mums
Heather Felton
Susanne Webster
485 Sea Tossa
Ben Carpenter
Graeme Johnston
486 Sinkers and Floaters
Matt Shepherd
Bob Tarr
487 Globe Workforce Solutions
Warwick Howard
Rowen Law
488 Barefoot Bogans
Edward Chen
Gerald Gralton
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489 NO IDEA
Wendy Kennedy
Tanya Thaw
490 Have A Ford&Doonan Day
Robert Buetler
Sari Galsworthy
491Kanashii
Carlos Chitao
Isabel Moss
492 Swim 2 The Max
Aaron Maxwell
Luci Rabl
493 Gina & Barry’s Love Boat
Benjamin North
Chris Rigden
494 Ginger Ninjas
Katie Bennett
Steven Bennett
495Iainandclip
Calypso Haggett
Iain Robinson
496 Frank & Ron
Ron Clarke
Frank Haverkort
497 Bottoms Up
Emmalie Kay
Robert Line
498 Fozzy’s Angels
Alex Foster
Dom Foster
499 Dos Amigos
Matthew Bourke
Mitch Gerritzen
500JTTT
Jeremy Trott
Tim Tucak
501 Deeksy didn’ drown
Tristan Clemons
Melanie Deeks
502 Sabs and Jayde
Jayde Halvorson
Sabrina Seitz
503East Coast Crew
Sam McCormack
Owen Price
504 Shark Bait
Alyssa George
Isaac Pollard
505 Alex and Hannah
Hannah Pierce
Alexandra Willis
506 Team Up!
Elizabeth DeBono
Miles Upfold
5072easy
Reyn Bennell
Kim Smith
508 Shark Bait
Thomas O’Donnell
Jay Usher
509 Pete Bog and Single Malt
Aaron Boase
Jason Hill
510Karma Resorts Duo Hewitt and
Trew
Ben Hewitt
Grant Trew
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Anna Bonadeo
Olivia Jones
Claire Maloney
Hannah Potts
615 Lets Just Go Swimming
Leon Doret
Jacob Dubois
Gerred Mccracken
James Rasmussen
616 The Castaways
Daniel Addis
Rory Kain
Jesse Patane
Bryte Townsend
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Danielle Castro
Adelaide Gibbs
Chelsea Mccracken
Eloise Pascoe
618 The Veterans
Hannah Daggett
Lauren Patane
Kirsten Roberts
Sarah Williams
620 The Yellow Submarines
Amber Anderson
Hannah Doret
Isabel Dubois
Abbi Roth
627 Ten News Team
Kerri Sands
Aleisha Banner
Karl Carosella
Estelle Cooper
635 Finding Nemo
Tanna Brandis
David Dewers
Jesse Mardon
Anthony James Russell
651 H double A Jay
Heidi Butterworth
Jamie Butterworth
Amanda Kendall
Ashlyn Kendall
655 Dolphin Detectives
Ruby Hamilton
Benjamin Martin
Samuel O’Dea
Patrick Slevin
660 Just Keep Swimmin
Alexandra D’Cruz
Pepita Prince-Ruiz
Margaret Stroud
Miquela Vos
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Jon Curry
Lachlan Geddes
Hamish Rose
Richard Stevenson
670 Breast is Best
Amy Borrill
Alexandra Logan
Ayesha Moran
Jessica Watts
673 CNG for Cystic Fibrosis
Alastair Campbell
Alex Clapin
George Gaylard
Thomas Rabe
675 Big Kahunas
Faye Malone
Graham Malone
Kieta Philp
Courtney White
689Everlasting Lobstoppers
Kerry Dasborough
Rosie Happ
Genevieve Weston
Josephine Weston
696 The Centipedes
Jenna Brown
Ben Cunningham
Adam Sudlow
Emma Warburton
705 Jamaican Hopscotch Mafia
Martha Cornwell
Kailey Creeger
Mia Evans
Douglas Foulkes-Taylor
707 #Millsy’s Favourites
Taj Jones
Reilly Kennedy
Callum Lauriston
Nicholas Rollo
716 Scrambled Legs
Laura Ellwood
Belinda Morrell
Emily Morrell
Gillian Morrell
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Alex Clegg
Jono Jacobs
Fraser Stewart
Alistair Stolz
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Caris Byrne
Shannon Byrne
Michaela Haley
Alice Potter
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Lucy Banks
Nic Banks
Clara Lipscombe
Miriam Lipscombe
727 Crusade for Cancer
Conor McGuire
Shenton McPherson
Liam Pardini
Luke Pardini
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Jack Brown
Andrew Coppin
Ryan Germain
Johan Mainstone
751 Fast Eddie
Michael Fong
Jason Yapp
Edward Yoo
Yvonne Yoo
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Ben Hall
Alysha Mansutti
Ben West
Charlotte Woollard
764 Riverton United
Ella Douglas
Taylor Grant
Gemma Herrington
Mark Housham
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Joshua Baker
Nadine Dick
Mitchell Jenkinson
Andrew Marsh
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Jorja Clark
Leah Clark
Hannah Gabb
Maddie Wood
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Sophie Fenna
Charlotte Salom
Eve Simpson
Ally Stephen
776 Power’s Bakehouse
Gerard Arangio
Dylan Hindle
Matt Power
Nicholas Rodan
777 Drowning in Talent
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Cecilia Hynes
Tess Patterson
Madeline Stowell
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Oliver Stockwell
Sophie Stockwell
Will Stockwell
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Zane Balodis
Lee Dennis
Bryn Norman
Cassidy Smith
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Coleman Cristinelli
George Cunningham
Patrick Jannings
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Paras Nain
William Rollo
Matthew Shaw
Jake Smith
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Cabe Paparone
Chris Vigor
Brodie Yull
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Sarah Balinski
Robert Fox
Joseph Graville
Liam Poli
814 God’s Gift
Julian Berzins
Odile May
Lachlan McCaffrey
Ryan Shaw
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Jason de Bruyn
James Haberfield
Taylor Whitcombe
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Elizabeth Bellis
Daniel Davis
Christopher Elmslie
Nichola Foster
833 Team Shakas
Hamish Robertson
Oscar Wharton
Liam Wright
Luke Wright
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Lily Dimmick
Kimberley Hince
Adelaide McGillivray
Jessica Sherlock
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Christopher Hendriks
Jayden O’Neil
Zak O’Neil
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Emma Carroll
Amelia Crawford
Elle Lindner
Sophie Lindner
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Josefina Garza
Mimi Gregg
Rosie Prindiville
Olivia Seed
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Annie Dobney
Poppy Gilfillan
Danielle Maguire
Olivia Marsh
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Eloise Bolt
Olivia Italiano
Gabi Morris
Lauren Sutherland
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Zoe De Souza
Ali Edgar
Stella Honey
Eliza Millar
872 Slippery Gypsies
Caroline House
Harlan Mullins
John Newman
Tom Smoker
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Belen Channells
Taylah Suda
Holly Touchell
Chloe Tucek
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Alana Dennis
Esther Smoothy
Jessica Wasley
Sarah Whitney
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Adelaide Garland
Madeleine Quinn
Perri Thompson
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Eleisha Browne
Cathryn Earl
Jessie Earl
Maggie Earl
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Joshua Ciccanese
James Hoey
Patrick Hoey
Gregg Tidboald
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Disabled Foundation
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Richard O’Halloran
Brett Silvester
Megan Stephens
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Jack Johnson
Sannah Maclean
Izzy Payne
Lucy Stewart
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Paige Carter
Grace Hahnel
Laura Rogers
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Louisa Bahen-wright
Maximilian Gould
Sam Macpherson
Isabella York
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Stefanie Carrara
Georgia Yaksich
Sophie Yaksich
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Joseph Anderson
Benjamin Hutcherson
Evan Ledger
James Simpson
937 Looking For Nemo
Jess Broome
Meg Warne
Ruby Warne
Emily Windsor
938 The Tuna Taco Tuners
Oliver Johnston
James Levien
Nathan Levien
Jacob Lynch
945 We don’t have one yet
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Thomas Beare
Sinead Cockcroft
Harry Tucker
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When respected swimming coach Erin Shaw addressed Karma Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim competitors last
August in preparation for this year’s event, her own experience shaped much of her advice.
Erin has completed the crossing
many times herself and coached plenty
of swimmers. This year she is helping
to coach 12 swimmers of varying
ages and experience and will again
take to the water with duo partner Gail
Parsons.
“I have been involved in swimming
since I was a kid and for the most part
that’s because I love the camaraderie
that comes with it,” said Erin, the
Junior Development coach for Swan
Hills Swimming Club
“At the swimmer’s seminar I
emphasised the benefits of swimmers
joining a swim squad or a group to help
motivate them as they prepare for the
event.
“Family and friends are great
support out of the water, but it can be
very motivating and help you get more
out of yourself if you have people in the
water pushing you and urging you on.”
Erin, who also works with the Trench
Health and Fitness triathlon squad,
starting coaching when her then young
daughter showed interest in swimming
and she said it is the connections she
makes with people that have driven her
to continue on her coaching journey.
“I am just an ordinary person who
likes sharing something I love to do,”
Erin said.
“I get a lot out of working with
people and watching them improve. A
lot of people who were not childhood
swimmers take up the challenge
of swimming to Rottnest and it is
wonderful being able to help them
reach that goal in what is such an
iconic event.
“My swimmers train hard but I like to
keep training fun and light-hearted.
“It’s all about trust. If they trust me
they’ll do what I ask – including some
unconventional things – but it can be
a lonely sport so keeping it fun keeps
them and me motivated to keep
getting back in the pool early in the
morning.”
“I am just an ordinary
person who likes
sharing something I
love to do,” Erin Shaw.
Erin’s tips for final Karma Resorts
Rottnest Channel Swim preparation:
• Just over a month out from the
swim, competitors should be doing
a high volume of swimming every
week – around 25-30km for solo
swimmers, 20-25km for duos and
10-12km for those in teams.
• Tapering off takes place in the last
two weeks.
• In those last two weeks swimmers
should be doing less swimming
(in terms of distance) and instead
should be concentrating on rest and
nutrition.
• They need to practice their nutrition
for the day of the swim and make
sure they’ve got their swim plan
organised with their paddler and
their boat.
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956 SSPW Girls
Sophie Drake-Brockman
Erin Ford
Sam Goh
Rachael Harding
957 Any Danger 3
Luca Altieri
Harrison Collier
Cameron Eardley
Coen Rodgers
969UWATriClub
Jolin Edmonson
Adrian Hobson
Brenden Koh
Sarah Jane Meyer
970 Team Number Won
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Monique Mazurek
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Caitlin Woods
974WCL
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Cam Howie
Ben Johnson
Austin Sheard
978 Suns out, Guns out
Coco Farrell
Jade Macdonald-Razvi
Danae Okulicz
Yasmeen Razvi
982BarraRotto
Andre Auert
Nicholas Auert
Henry Lynch
Michael Waller
983 Chicadees and a Dad
Jason Houghton
Lucy Houghton
Ruby Meegan
Amy Wilde
986 The Great Whites
Isabella Blakiston
Anna Bradley
Isabella Papalia
Olivia Seymour
990 Swim for Saba 3
Clancy Bradshaw
Demi Migliore
Rebecca Stawell Wilson
Alice Winton
996 Rotto Rinsers
Douglas Hermans
James Postle
Calum Smith
Voda van der mewre
1001Bi-coastal
Harry Clarke
Robert Franklin
Rachel Liew
Cosette Stewart
10054 Quokka’s
Amelia Mantle
Eleanor McLarty
Kate Sinclair
Zara Wege
1007Hey Arnold
Kaidee Arnold
Jackson Dennis
Rhett Nicholas
Timothy O’Shannassy
1009Swimming Divas
Bianca Evans
Jamie Evans
Tarryn Dana Scott
Magdeleen van der Linde
1017Pineapple Express
Alyce Grulich
Candice Jewell
Alex Nehammer
Ellie Ormerod
1018WKD
Stephen Bignell
Ben Boekeman
Jesse D’Sylva
Robert Harrison
1036Yokai Marmuns
Jay McLean
Dakota Baker
Desi Farrell
Anthony Farrell
Teams 200+
601 4 Little Pigs
Darryl Blackburn
Craig Chapman
Bradley Edwards
Trent Halliday
605Karuce and Co
Jim Bolger
Kaye Bolger
Barbara Wilson
Bruce Wilson
607 Swimple Minds
David Heldsinger
Rory Toner
William Wray
Ray Yong
609Invaders
Grant Cameron
Clive Fraser
Harry Leather
William Levecke
621 Total Immersion Japan
Michio Fujita
Shuji Morimoto
Kiyomi Sasahara
Tomoe Yoshida
622 Old Bridge Cellars Urbanstone
Good Guys
John Guilfoyle
Peter Hodge
Robert Houston
Robert Kennedy
624FOURTZE
Malcolm Fisher
Craig Martin
Matt Pegg
Paul Vivers
625 Beauty and the Beasts
Nicole Bailey
Stuart Halse
Stephen O’Keefe
Steve Rowe
637Holcim
Peter Edwards
Chris Soulos
Steven Stewart
George Williams
644 Where’s Richard
Belinda Balfour
Melinda Lutton
Janice Portolesi
Richard Vinall
646 Heidelberg School of Flyers
Peter Bakes
David Fraser
Peter Houwen
David White
649 South Bunbury Rotators
Len Andel
David Miles
Neil Sinclair
Jim Stephen
674 Black Ice Little Creatures
Albert Bardoel
Andrew Nissen
Terry O Brien
Peter Wittner
681 Who’s Bruce?
Shane Cavanagh
Garry Hearn
Bruce Jones
Mark Selfe
682 The Bloody Big Swimmers
Leon Cox
Bruce Dixon
Paul Englefield
Roger Fiedler
685FOLLOWRODS
Neil Pearse
Mike Pforr
Keith Piper
Rod Stewart
730 Riders of The Storm
Jovan Bacovic
Shaun Donohoe
David Griffin
Simon Rhys-Maitland
746 Are We There Yet?
Alan de Lacy
Steven de Lacy
Victor Mews
Greg Young
760Shinboners
Trevor Benson
Murray Jacobs
Tim Johnston
Rob Oliver
791 Shape Shifters
Colin Chenu
Peter Fellowes
Mark Lane
Sean Murphy
820 Last Gaspers
Mark Bosisto
Kim Colero
Richard Payne
Stewart Rendell
821Narwhals
Barry Ashwin
Anne marie Lilburne
Alexandra Tregonning
Rob Wallwork
824 Hugh’s Call
Hugh Callander
Greg Graham
Michael McLellan
Barry Small
838Superfish
Kristen McPhail
Terry Tyrrell
Shane Wagner
Andrew White
844Aquajets
Graeme Atwell
Ian Knobel
Geoff Robb
Mark Ward
880 This Time
Mark Kay
Wesley Phillips
John Rear
Hedley Skehan
884 One More Time
John Garland
David Prendiville
Richard Simpson
Richard Whiting
891 Team BRG
Judy Lucas
Kylie Mitchell
Terence Murray
Alby Zawadka
31
896 The Heatseekers
Sue Graebner
Pam Gunn
Phil Lansell
Alison Rose
899 The Nereids
Chris Dwyer
Gina Price
Kevin Pringle
David Stiff
913 Bay View Saints Masters
President’s Selection
Alberto Lacchini
Timothy Malloch
Brian McGurk
Gerald Watts
915Bictonboys
Ari Grocer
Graham Miles
Brett Reid
Peter Tan
940 Capourn Young
Andrew Cole
Mathew Hansen
Ted Schrauth
Richard Young
962 Do we look like seals?
Marshall Flower
Liz Grant
Jon Jessop
Heather Whitehead
991 Sea Snakes Fours
Brian Bartling
Gary Morley
Robert Murray
Peter Sinclair
1000Hodads
Mark Churchward
Simon Lyons
Andrew Pretsel
Tony Sheard
1019Cafe Cooby Crew
Paul McDade
Scott McGrath
Daniel Ward
John Whittington
32
Teams 150+
603Seacows
Tim Brennan
Andrew Camfield
Cameron Gray
Trent Mellier
608Cactus
Sonia Castro
Lennee Diggins
Jacqueline Kirsty Forbes
Sarah Forbes
613 Past Again
Chris Antonio
Phil Pavletich
Dennis Shiminski
Peter Thompson
614 2nd Time Lucky
Andrew Crow
Douglas Johnson
Alison Robson
Robert Strang
630 The Masters of North Bondi
John Clothier
Matt Hamilton
Talbot Henry
Simon Storry
631 Slippery Eels
Rohan Annesley
Gabe Heussenstamm
David O’Reilly
Tom Tupman
632 Dirty Monkeys
Dharam Apanah
Andrew Hirst
Anthony Johnson
Berin Sluiter
633 MG Butchers
Robert Butcher
Ben Marshall
Rob McManus
Haydn Tierney
634 Blackwood River Ratters
Glen Holst
Peter Joyce
Loretta Kerse
Martin Quill
638Pastilles
Sharyn Bucat
Deborah MacKenzie
Sally Maxwell
Marnie Simpson
640 Denmark Cowgirls
Jenny Brenton
Jill Sheed
Julia Stewart
Phoebe Thornton
641 Blackwood River Rats
Mary-Anne Inglis
Vince Jurewicz
Grace Vowles
Peter Vowles
642 Coffee Club
Cameron Heath
Natasha Hutt
Philip Hutt
Rod Jameson
643 Lake Grace Surf Life Saving Club
Andrew Carruthers
Bradley Duckworth
Grant Marshall
Royce Taylor
645 The Other Team
Rich Hayers
Nicholas Thomas
Hannah Waters
Simon Watson
650 Bondi Angels
Caroline Mackley
Andrea Miller
Dori Miller
Melanie Von Hartitizsch
656 Shark Bait
Todd Alder
Stephen Buhlman
Andrew Fairweather
Paul Walshe
658XWrayCafe
Andrew Lissiman
Greg Leaver
Samuel Prodonovich
Jason Townes
664Ditch
Luke Ertzen
Myles Ertzen
Holly Marinovich
Matthew Marinovich
669BRRL
Bill Carmody
Ryan Hawkins
Robert Pass
Luke Paterson
671 Ada’s Gnocchi’s
Lindsay Allen
Geoff Huegill
Bill Kirby
David Paganin
672 The Fab Four Fins
Hayley Gillard
Jodie Kermath
Natalie Stevenson
Debbie Webb
676 PBR Streetgang
Mark Davies
Katie Farmer
Tony Suda
Carolyn Wilson
678Seagals
Kristin Adam
Rebecca Lalor
Bobbie Mignacca
Naomi Moylan
679 Dave Bishop Allstars
John Garnett
Michael Ledger
Simon Reed
Mark Wallis
683 Slightly Sallted
Hamish Buddle
Derek Heiden
Jesper Jensen
Richard Yeo
694 South Head Roughwater
John Fallon
Matt Fallon
Daniel Schwann
Suzanne Young
702 The Muffintops
Nathan Lude
Paul Luscombe
John Muir
Denita Slatter
709Sharknados
Andrew Lewis
Rick Mance
Tim Nikellys
Scott Perkins
710 Great Southern Sirens
Georgina Cameron
Marcelle Cannon
Greta Hodgkinson
Natasha Williams
711 The Dropkicks
Eric Devlin
James Howard
Andy McIntyre
Michael O’Connor
714 2 Guys, a Girl and a Minion
Kim Nicholson
Ian Phillipps
Ed Stucken
James Tudor
717Crabs
Brett Anderson
Craig Bussanich
Mark Koch
Gary Maughan
720 Old Dads
Peter Connor
Dave Cooley
Ryan Dhue
Rob Weir
721 Resilience Solutions
Brendon Evans
Henry Evans
Steven Lawence
Lindsay Mackenzie
724 Sink or Swim
Ehsan Marami
Jay Prchal
James Vince
David Younghusband
728 Team Shambles
Michael Buckley
Rebecca Parker
Esther Schwald
Franca Tana
729Halfsmarfs
Gregory Mitchell
Brendon Prior
Duco Sickinghe
David Torrance
731 The Manatees
Ken Ashford
Caroline Foster
Tim Ward
Sarah Zilco
736 Coastal Mountain Breeze
Darren Bromley
Shaw David
Richard Hudson
Grant Hymus
737 Last Minute
Michael Davis
Joanne Pollard
Nina Salib
Heather Wallace
738 RJV Nautically Challenged
Jeremy Hunter
Benjamin O’Donnell
Tim Ryan
Matthew Woods
743 Victorious Sea Anchors
Travis Bentley
Peter Berry
Bianca Fitzsimmons
Patrick Hughes
744 Calypso Nymphs
Andria Aird
Kristel Hawksworth
Kirrily Wesley
Kylie Williams
745 Where is Gary
David Payne
Tim Pooley
Ross Stanes
Shannen Elizabeth Stanes
750Sailfish4
Jocasta Bronwasser
Eric Carles
Ben Chadwick
Joanna Chadwick
753 Cranky Ticket
Deb Dowson
David Hill
John Hill
Jordan Hill
758 Bay View Saints Blowfish
Hannah Asphar
Ian Asphar
Justin Robson
Adrian Simcock
759Endolphins
Mike Babon
Alana Dooley
Leah Kubale
Colin Sherrington
761 Swim Streakers
Ashleigh Bond
Ruth Highman
Sharon Walshaw
Kim Williams
762 Fire Breathing Rubber Duckies
William Lee
Greg Long
Rod Wyse
James Young
763 Phil and the Swimmers
Shane Jamieson
Peter Mannolini
Ed Negus
Phil Thistlethwaite
766 The Oxy Morons
James Eu
Graham Gardner
Yael Gardner
Anna Negus
767Seahorses
Jeremy Allen
Rob Czaplinski
Alan Prodger
Aaron Smith
770Keeping up with the Jones’s
Vaughan Bleus
Damian Cox
Darren Jones
Jayson Jones
1026 Rottnest Express Team 1
Swimmer 1
Swimmer 2
Swimmer 3
Swimmer 4
Teams 150+
772Indipop
Narissa Lynch
Alana Simons
Les Simons
Lex Simons
778 Llama Bar Swim Team
Simon Erickson
Katy Langdon
Tim Monaghan
Tom Picton-Warlow
781 First Crossing
Sharon Gleeson
Adam Knight
Larissa Knight
James Thackray
782Puranas
Ben Roberts
Mark Vagg
Adrian Walker
Stuart Wild
787 The Larrikins
Anne O’Driscoll
Katie O’Driscoll
Larry O’Driscoll
Benjamin Webster
789 Different strokes
Brad Flynn
Carolyn Frisby
Michelle Johnston
Kristy Liddell
790 Its Never Too Late To Cross
Stephen Jones
Michael Lombard
Jacqui Snyder
Kristen Wallwork
792 Leeuwin Frogs
James Abbott
Patrick Ahern
Pip Brown
Justin Horgan
793 Blue Buoys
Ian Grosse
Graeme Marsden
Adrian O’Malley
Neville Ridge
795 SIMCOA SMEACS
Danny Mullens
Bruce Philpott
Craig Tyrrell
Roy Warren
800 Another Dimension
Tanya Berthoud
Steve Davies
Abi Paterson
Ian Whitehead
804 The Greg Normans
Wesley Allen
Nicholas Coulter
Dan Crosby
Malcolm Jones
806 Mixed Bag
Sheryl Compton
Matthew Houlihan
Lara Sappl
Stephen Wilson
807 Legally Insane
Laurie Levy
David Manera
Loreta Murphy
Michael Tudori
815 3 Generations
Jacob Fitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
Michael Fitzgerald
Nathan Fitzgerald
816Manly
Tim Garner
Brett McGuire
Shann Warner
Brendan Wood
819 The Incredible Hulc
Patrick Coleman
Paul Jarrett
Angus Keogh
Alex O’Beirne
825 Life Aquatic
Grady Addy
Sam Addy
Rodger Jones
Claire Morrison
826 In Too Deep
Olly Cairns
Tim Day
Ben Martin
Sean Mcloughlin
831 The Chilly Muscles
Dale Cartwright
Paul Clifton
Dave Hendrick
Nick Pearson
835 Surf ‘n’ Turf
Rachael Crabb
Jacqueline Eley
Pierre Luitingh
Garry Wood
836 WA UNIVERSAL
Aaron Holding
Chris Holding
David Holding
Josh Sinclair
837 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang + Head
Andrew Chitty
David Chitty
Rowan Chitty
Darren Head
839 Shoulder On ...
Anne-Marie D’Arcy
Susie Hyde
Carolyn Murphy
Jake Vincent
840GoRotto
Patricia Burton
Geoff Hibble
Robin Hibble
Fussell John
845 Mixed Bag
Evangeline Atkinson
Tracey Cook
Helen Frost
Fiona Sweet
848Ducks
Nyree Correia
Jane MacCormack
Robyn Romero
Fiona Webster
849 The Salty Dogs
Paul deNardi
Conor Fahey
Thomas Parker
Brad Wylynko
851 Twisted Sisters
Alex McHenry
Kathryn McHenry
John Scott
Rachel Scott
854 The Good, Bad and 2 Others
Marlene Bradshaw
Selena Brown
Brent Burton
Denhym Kelly-Wilson
856 Blow Fish 2015
Wayne Blackshaw
Brynne Farrell
Paul Farrell
Darren Hyde
858 Dales Dolphins
Troy Baird
Bec Grover
Anthony Halvorson
Jeremy Houston
33
859Walk-on-water
Niel Esterhuysen
Michelle Marneweck
Cornelius Johannes van der Merwe
Sonea van der Merwe
862 Life in the Medium Lane
Michael Brain
John Hart
Grant O’Shaughnessy
Nick Stephens
864 Pot of Gold
Trudy Jones
Bradley Kaye
Janine Kaye
Christopher Walker
871 2 Birds and a Pair of Anchors
Garry Bickley
Brett Johnston
Joel Lewis
Mark Smith
881 Rock Steady
Jay Laurie
Mark Riseley
Todd Silbert
Mark Zagar
885 Water Wroks
Aaron Balgera
Julian Carr-White
Ryan de Mol
Steve de Mol
886 The Da Jays
David Mansfield
James Mansfield
Julia Mansfield
Anne Payne
887 Divalicious Dolphins
Kelly Barker
Robyn Blackwell
Vanessa Blythe
Leanne Kelleher
893 Perth Princesses
Simon Davison
Bruce MacNaughton
Peter Orlowsky
Mark Thompson
895 Competitive Average
Keiran Burke
Stephen Coda
Greg Fox
Daniel Walton
900 DMC Flyers
Greg Erskine
Mark Foster
Jason Marinko
Tim Simpson
901 Sub Six
Dan Barber
Matthew Byrne
Michael Kent
Paul Kent
919 Perth City Plodders
Chantel Delaney
Jacqui Gardiner
Olivia Imfeld
Clairly Lance
920 Slow Clap
Renee Barker
Kely Cannane
Hayley Dagg
Hamish Jolly
921 Floating Sponges
Pip Hawson
Jay Morgan
Brad Rothnie
Graeme Rothnie
928 Three Thorns And A Rose
Glen Atkins
Darren Cooper
Rebekah Shand
Richard Swinnerton
930 Guildford Gropers
Hayley McNamara
Kay Prosser
Stuart Prosser
Kt Webster
934Plumbob
Stuart Davies
Zan Gamble
Nathan Juchniewicz
Peter Winnall
936 GE SUBSEA
William Acworth
John Bills
Duncan Cameron
Darren Miller
939 Monday 5:30am Again
Reg Beaton
Paul McKenner
Les Plane
Sharon Ray
941 H2Oh not again!
Bastiaan de Boer
Claire Singleton
Roger Taylor
Patrick Verryn
948 Bowers on the Rocks
Jeremy Bower
Kristie Bower
Janelle Rock
John Rock
949ESIA
Julian Atlas
Marcus Atlas
Connor McGrath
Brett Robertson
950 Three plus Fluffy
Craig Gamble
Gregory McIntosh
Nadine Seabrook
Matt Tanner
952Phish
Erik Andersen
Clinton Greener
Phil Russell
Chris Swallow
954 Buster’s Best
Bronagh Crawley
Dean Davidson
Lola Kinder
Michael Kinder
961BAMM
Julie Andrew
Stephen Baker
Hillary Macmillan
Luke Marquis
965 Red Rockets
Tony Baker
Jon Hart
Tony Maley
Jasmine Paterson-Earl
971 Here For Beer
Daiman Clarke
Andy Dean
Luke Preston
Vic Puzulis
972 Just Add water
Anthony Kain
Delia Monti
Nicholas Poll
Caroline Werner
976Steelstuff
Emma Hodgson
Marian Hodgson
Rex Luers
Corey Moylan
977 Salty Rigs
Gemma Banfield
Timothy Banfield
Bianca Edwards
Michael Edwards
979Knot the tie
Kristen Gadsdon
Paul Gardner
Haydn Jackson
Linda Jackson
980 What the Quok?
Anna Bartlett
Tim Bartlett
Stephen Cross
Angus Leitch
985 Team Fogsicle
Rebecca Fogarty
Stuart Fogarty
Karen Horler
Sam Larritt
988 Bottle for Botol
Tess Barritt
Hannah Menzies
Christine Parfitt
Karen Parfitt
997 Green Team MetroCount
Jon Challen
Bill Christensen
Mike Kenny
Andrew Sullivan
998TheSwimmingDead
Garth Civil
Craig Graham
Steve Lusk
Huw Robertson
999Renegades
Karl Morris
Peter Quill
Brent West
Ross Williams
1002Captain Float & The Throbbing
Molluscs
Justin Float
Ritchie Hore
Rob Van Selm
Stuart Van Selm
1011Aardvarks
Todd A’Vard
Chris Blakeley
Michael Daffen
Scott Oxlade
1013The Burley Bunch
Greg Hayburn
Matthew Rigg
Angus Sellars
Simon Wallwork
1015Leveringtons
Bruce Hetherington
Allen Levitzke
Matthew Levitzke
Ruth Metcalf
1025Turbo Durbo
John Durbridge
Karen Hagan
Kevin Kelly
Will White
Teams 100+
602 Hess One
Jennifer Bates
Jason Berryman
George Lumsden
Luke Lumsden
604 Rotti Totties
Philippa Bonynge
Alastair Henderson
Dan MacKillop
Yaric Robinson
606 Team Kentz
Simon Jeffers
Brian Kelly
Niamh Moloney
Ruairi Ward
610 Dutch Aussies
Adam Moore
Eva Muller
Lennart Sipsma
Hugo Valk
612 Bottom Feeders
Luke Cameron
Stefan Ericson
Brady Newbold
Matt Orzel
34
619Undecided
Andrew Boxsell
Richard Devlin
Pete Rees
Simon Wheeler
623 Mindarabin Mudcrabs
Darryl Hancock
Jack Hill
Nicholas Hill
Simon Hill
628 Benny Dees
Stuart Bownes
Joshua De Buelle
Adam Sachse
Michael Tenardi
629 Whale Riders
Ben Glatz
Simon Kelsall
Paul Keppel
David McCarthy
636 Bondi Hipsters
Alexander Bye
Timothy Bye
Sean O’Rourke
Tom Scheibling
639ColumbaCorks
Cameron Bartram
Peter Eastman
Tim Millsteed
Christopher Nutt
647 Collie Cats
Jared Debenham
Corey Griggs
Teke Vernon
Shaun White
648 In the Family
Daniel Hazell
Francene Leaversuch
Andrew Zadow
Corinne Zadow
6523AdamsPlusaDermer
Dean Adams
Joel Adams
Pete Adams
Jeremy Dermer
653Slipstream
David Barham
John Cordin
Robert Mackinnon
Thomas Nicholls
654 Three Neptunes and a Mermaid
Gary Payne
Mitchell Payne
Daniel Rispoli
Serena Rispoli
36
657 Ama Glug Glug
Trevor Bristow
Warren Kyte
Andrew Muir
Barry Oelofsen
659 Team Undies
Garrick Underdown
Jaime Underdown
Jessica Underdown
Hayley Webdale
661 Potters Otters
Gemma Bochat
Kieran Bochat
Daniel Hutchinson
Jayne Mackenzie
663JAAD
Aideen Chandler
Jennifer Hafekost
David Lazarus
Alisha Reibel
665 Team Fun
Jess Armstrong
Evelyn Chuk
Karen Morriss
Bronte Young
666 Frantic Fish
David Burns-Wallace
Sean Coote
Chloe Itzstein
Miranda McCurry
667Tacodogs
Ryoka Elton
Ben McArthur
Ben Mogyorosy
Samuel Tribe
668 Worry About It
Andrew Bates
Kristian Dearle
Aaron Richardson
Adam Thistlethwaite
677 Hess Too
Kim Audas
Ryan Jones
Jason Kruszewski
Laura Kruszewski
680 Hess Free
Jennine Kerr
Chris Kohne
Tom Mellor
Ben Treadgold
684 Perth City Fast Guyz
Matt Brown
Billy Jerry
Joel Smith
Chris Waldhart
686 Prawn Trawlers
Adam Falconer-West
Ashlee Joyce
Nathan Kammann
Rhiannon Skilton
687 Probuild Team BOA
Michael Hastie
Quentin Howell
Chris Langley
Andrew Wilkinson
688Mayhem
Brendon Dimmer
Shayne Dimmer
Karl Pringle
Stephen Pringle
690 Have a Crack
Ryan Barnes
Charles Bellamy
Brendan Hirniak
Daniel Patterson
691 Salamanders the Sequel
Georgie Eddington
Russ Haxby
Mitch Jamieson
Damien Stevens
692 Pigs DO Swim
Zachary Broderick
Nicholas Jones
Ian Watts
Tim Watts
693 Swim Kardashians
Tom Barry
Dumper Dawson
Mark Elliss
Jeremy O’Hart
695 Sea Sloth’s
Jace Cormack
Chloe McClements
Philip McClements
Timothy Walsh
697 Seal later!
Zac Boatwright
Elle Byers
Amy Duffield
Luke Munro
6983states
Scott Fitzgerald
Megan Howit
Angus Kirkpatrick
Craig Speed
699 Mighty Ducks
Jol Godbold
Laura Hamilton
Mark Lucas
Mary Rose Sidgwick
700 The Beached Buoys
Peet De Villiers
Helen Jones
Raymond McKenna
Catherine Rawcliffe
701 The crocodile sleeps in the mud
Ryan Brown
Samuel Falkner
Patrick Kosky
Graeme Teasdale
703 Luxus Homes
Jarrad Cranston
Remy Donraadt
Andrew Jacobs
Nicholas Scanlan
7042EZY
Carla Hyde
Sue Hyde
Jon Marissen
Kate Olver
706 Macedon Members
Jamie Cole
Antoine De Rooster
Christopher Hurren
Denison Williams
103092.9s Dad’s Dream Team
Rebecca Clayton
Kate Smith
Rick Smith
Todd Smith
1031 Rottnest Express Team 2
Swimmer 1
Swimmer 2
Swimmer 3
Swimmer 4
Teams 100+
708 Clint’s Allstars
Blake Dawson
Daniel Edwards
Clinton Enright
Daniel Fullwood
712 One 2 Many Relfs
James Doyle
Ryan Flood
Duncan Relf
Toby Relf
713 The Strokes
Joshua Casey
Scott Chrystal
James Moffat
Chris Pass
715Chooky!!!
Matthew Fish
Huw Forbes
Hugh McKenzie
Charles Simmons
719 Team PLeisurePuss
Adam Cook
Paul Long
Patrick Parker
Adam Stanley
723 Celebration Homes
Richelle Beswick
Steve Hancock
Tye Harper
Ryan Webb
725#dontlookdarling
James Hodgins
Joseph Leith
Daniel Norman
Sean O’Dea
732Sharkbait
Carmen Grant
Errol Lee
Daniel Snowball
Steven Walsh
733 All @ Sea
Troy Hancock
Michelle Lague
Jamie Rath
Troy Sadler
734 ICEA Wardan troopers
Tom Bahen
Victoria Kendall
Jack O’Mahony
Monica Pleydell-Bouverie
735 Livin’ on a prayer
Andrew Bland
Jonathon Tarnowy
David Winter
Stephanie Winter
739 CaSh Hesp
Spencer Broad
Trent Carslake
Peter Hendrie
Bernard Shapland
740EastCoastCoolers
Holly Dixon
Chris Gaskin
Jacob Gerke
Ryan Hollis
741 Burnt Sausages
Alan Edler
Ian Harwood
Andrew Macgregor
Jackson Riseley
742CABH
Ashleigh Cargill
Henry Luma Lunas
Claudia Scardigno
Byron Tavish
747 Aqua Pigs
Nathan Mitchell
Rob Moloney
Cameron Pallister
James Staples
748 Norfolk & Chance
Lesleigh Groos
Steven Marshall
Alexander Simpson
John Verran
752 The Floaters
Mark Borowski
Jamie Crane
Adam Geoghegan
Katy Malseed
755Mermaids
Elizabeth Barnes
Katherine Clark
Amy Strickland
Caroline Young
756 Swim or Sink
Elizabeth Cocker
Robyn Hartley
Matthew Watts
Michael Willacy
757 Lynch Mob
Brittany Lynch
Emily Lynch
Richard Lynch
Stephanie Lynch
765 Perth Fire Protection Swim Team
Alan Albert
Luke Carmichael
Tara Carmichael
Simon Cuthbert
768 Power Quad
Benjamin Anderson
Alexander Butler
Klaire Mulroney
Simon Vidovich
773 The Missing Mermaids
Anna Chitty
Rebecca Lane
Jess Longley
Gemma Smith
774 There’s Only One Sardini
Owen Forrester
Matt Johnston
Daniel Langstaff
Ben Tampion
779 Flying Dutchmen
Robert Cotterell
Michael Galpin
Paul Gasmier
Shaun Oostryck
780 Time Out!
Jeff Coote
Chris Stone
Jason Thomas
Ross Thorne
783 Out of our Depth
Shaun Blakeman
Beth Duckrell
David Leed
Daniel Shepherd
784Garbos
Kyle Bowman
Shane Cownie
Roland Cox
Luke Saranah
785 Flounder & the Nauti White
Whales
Oliver Dampier-Webber
Brigitte Markus
Simon Page
Tim Power
786 The Broccoli Trees
Timothy Auton
Scott Francis
Matthew Hill
Lester Mulder
788 3 Suz’s and a leggy blonde
Suzanne Fleming
Susan Mcguane
Suzannah Randle
Chris Turner
796 Not really Cat Attack
Dustin Fergus
Alana Ford
Jonathon Price
Tracey Price
797 Fire Breathing Rubber Duckies
Ian Colan
Hayley Richards
Sharon Richards
Morgan Wallwork
799 The Fools
Amy Carmichael
Lucy Craven
Aidan Davies
Nicki Robinson
801 Making An Impact
Jodie Bell
Sinead Brewer
Michelle Lague
Rebecca Robinson
802 Ginger Ninjas
Prue Blaine
Brynn Horner
Nicolette Strauss
Shelley Ulbrick
803 The Sea Dolls
Kaylene Bozich
Elizabeth Cashen
Wendy Conway
Simone Tatas
808 Ocean Girl
Dane Brescacin
Aiden Domican
Blake Johnson
Joshua O’Keefe
811Nuckingfuts
Christopher Allan Harris
Sue Hickey
Ben Rondel
Carly Rondel
813 CnB Watersports
Phillip Arnott
Glenn Diedrich
Amy Fitzgerald
Sarah McDonald
817 Team JANGA
Jenny Jones
Gemma Orange
Amber Stieber
Angela Williamson
818T3P0
Stephen Blankley
Julie-Anne Elkins
Linley Walsh
Marvelled Woods
827 Swimming with Porpoise
David Parsons
John Ryan
Melita Ryan
Cate Thomas
828 The Koonacs
Bryn Becker
Glenn Browning
Brarnt Cumming
Aidan Fotheringhame
829Elliots Navy
Caroline Dyer
Jamie Dyer
Marissa Pidgeon
Helen Wilson
830 Ladies and the Tramp
Tammy Barker
Fiona Epis
Adam Outridge
Frances Truong
37
832Hopeful
Melanie Atkinson
Amy Hope
Gareth Piercey
Dana Weber
841 High Elbows
Andrew Browne
James Dunn
Tim Greaney
Mathew O’Hara
8425
Paul Fooks
Rebecca Hawkins
Ben Higgins
Jessica Ridley
846 Hairy Ones
Kimberly Evans
Jay Illingworth
Rowena Trott
Cade Zulsdorf
847 Indi’s Testosterone
James Bahen
Sam Cordin
Jock Craig
Indianna Vidler
850Milau
Amy Lauren
Sarah Lauren
Alecka Miles
Ashleigh Miles
852Redcans
Courtney Carwardine
Ian McLeod
Kim Stewart
Aran Thurston
853 Besty’s Pestys
Scott Best
Hugh Dight
Mathew Jewkes
Andrew Wong
855 Moby Dicks
Chris Billings
Joshua Krueger
Tom Martin
Ben McRobb
38
860gottabekidding
Olivia Brusasco
Tristan Duffett
Andreas Papageorge
Marina Perry
861 Four Play
Alastair Black
Sam Kaye
Alister Price
Scott Robertson
866 West Country Whalers
Adam Culley
Joe Keith
Joe (ginger) Morris
Max Walford
868 Life on the Edge
Ciaran Mcadden
Dean Cackett
Mahin De Alwis
Jessica Reid
870 Rott or Nots
Cliodhna Doran
Andrew McPherson
Ash Shepherd
Kellie Steer
873 Pixleys Posse
Anita Cottee
Ariarn Huston
Hugh Mackenzie
Daniel Pixley
874 Steamin Seamen Jr
Bryn Dixion
Kurt Jongedyk
Andrew Kepplinger
Russell Pugh
875 The Hasty Herrings
Jed Berry
Tom Ellis
Ben Miles
John Taylor
877 Baby Pandas Like To Swim
Stefano Capellini
David Hamilton
Iain Levy
James Milner
Teams 100+
878 Cot to Rot
Adam Chambers
Erin Lynch
Leon Normore
Nicola Tonkin-Normore
879 Team Oh No
Peta Edwards
Travis O’Neill
Caroline Spencer
Amber Wyllie
882 Fire And Rescue Team
Joel Carnie
Duncan Gemmell
Jarrod Luscombe
Kyle Nelligan
883 Swim Your Face Off
Kate Ballard
Dan Binks
Carly Phoebe
Stephen Posthuma
888 C-had’s Minions
Chad Elton
Kate Holliday
Conor Taylor
Joel Traianos
890 ICEA Frothies
Amanda Carmichael
Lachlan Cooke
Scott Nicholls
Caroline Sandover
897 Freo Fins
Timothy Buckton
Benjamin Dunkley
Patrick Prendiville
Kristian Redman
898 Bubby’s Team
Matthew Affleck
Michael Cottee
Michael McCarrey
Robert McCarrey
902 Girls For The Win
Kate McNeill
Katrina Palmer
Sue Thompson
Emma Thomson
904 Salty Siestas
Jessamy Ham
Hannah Jones
Alexis Poczwa
Jodie Walker
905 Clean Snappers
Matt Harding
Cameron Miller
Nicholas Vickery
Rob Vickery
906 City Beach Noahs
Catherine Bell
Molly Lowther
Sarah Muller
Megan O’Sullivan
907Aquaholics
Mitchell Catlin
Damien Fitzgerald
Jonathon Jones
Joel Ow
908 Darlington Dolphins
Chris Hopkins
Brad Lewis
Jarrad Lewis
Nathan Lewis
909 The Savillians
Luke Jacob
Ryan Jacob
Scott O’Herir
Andrew Wilson
912 No Blow up Dolls
Miecha Bradshaw
Michael Down
Deirdre Kelly
Krista Sanderson
917 The Wood You Believes
Damir Kokotovich
Samuel Merrett
John Pezzin
Brett Sanderson
923 Rusty Quokkas
Steve Emory
Robert Goods
Luke Norris
Dave Porter
924Barracudas
Andrew MacCarthy
Luke Meyerkort
Kelly O’Donovan
Patrick O’Donovan
925Lupierre
Stephanie Erica Bahleb
Peter Bird
Dana Darlow
Scott Darlow
926 A Swim to Arms
Jason Barnes
Leslie Chiappalone
Clint Slomp
Brett Tooker
927 The Fighting Mongooses
Robert Boylen
Ben Dayhew
Alexander Luck
Shaun Woods
929 Cokies Little Swimmers
Keiran Brennan
Brett Pearson
Edwina Pearson
Nina Stewart
931 The Slippery Dippers
Allister Caird
Chris Ravat
Anthony Samsa
Ben Stewart
932 4 Pool Noodles
Claire Badenhorst
Natalie Britz
Anne Musk
Anthea Stacey
933 Team Ricard
Sylvain Guillaume
Cyril Holyst
Christophe Malaurie
Michael Rowe
935 The Gratto Grubs
Daniel Byatt
Phillip English
Jason Hewitt
Ben Tickner
942 Claremont Crusaders
Stevens Daniel
Daithi de Baroid
Frank Kilrane
Martin Xuereb
943 Team Vanders
Mark Caddy
Oliver Chiari
Cooper Vanderweide
Kim Vanderweide
944 Team Kaboom
Matthew Bailey
Brad McMahon
John Stevens
Tully Young
946 Rainbow Trout
Nathan Doig
Kylie Hansen
Brad Hunt
Tina Ward
947 Superfins 2 Dennis Lillee
Disabled Foundation
James Burt
Dylan Coop
Mark Paull
Isabelle Pontre
951 Well Oiled Machine
Justine Brightwell
Rich Donnachy
Jarrad Lawford
Sally Pilbeam
953PICAnauts
Amy Barrett-Lennard
Renae Coles
Nadia Johnson
Leigh Robb
955 Port School Penguins
Philippe Brooks
Megan Fitzgerald
Andrew Joske
Tom Lee
958 Team Pete
Jeremy Povey
Tomilsav Radic
Peter Sharp
Bart Staines
959 Flat Water
Sam Dundas
Ben Gauntlett
Brendan Ricciardo
Angus Turner
960 The Floating Debris
Mark Elbin
Luke Gaches
Thomas Kenyon
Kevin Le Meur
963 SeaGals & SeaBuoys
Anastasia Christou
Luke Coyle
Lydia Kirke
Jason MacKay
964Shellabears
Simon Shackleton
Maddy Shellabear
Annabel Wheeler
Nick Wheeler
966Quiksnax
Justine Abbey
Tony Newman
Ellen Smith
Kelly Wickham
967 Beardo Sapiens
Tait Andrew
Suzie Clyne
Warren Hepworth
Sam Newbury
968 Super Slick Sailfish
Flynn Blackburn
Jye Blackburn
Nadine Love
Brooke Madestra
973 Channel 4
Kate Dagnall
Steve Dagnall
Peri Mickle
Richard Mickle
975 Simo’s sqaud
Chantal Book
Eleanor Bradshaw
Andrew Manderson
Simone Marks
981 Bucket List Chicks
Amy Griffiths
Julia Lees
Cheryl Lohr
Kelly Rayner
984 Team Awesome
Colin Brighton
Andrew Burzynski
Jonas Hermon-Duc
Rosalind Oakes
987 M’s & B’s
Daniel Brunning
Melissa Brunning
Kirsty McConville
Ryan Mochrie
9894Blue
Darren Culmsee
Carroll Selwood
Jessica Selwood
Madeline Selwood
992 Swanny Sex Machines
Erica Gundersen
Joanne Rooke
Brenton Rzepecki
Francis Wedin
993PureBlondes
Hayley McKee
Megan McKee
Rochelle McKee
Hayley Sampson
994 Bellbrae Swimming Club
Kyle Booth
Monique Booth
Susan Booth
Emily Wood
995 The Dugongs
Mitch Hart
Michael Litton
Adam Moffat
Chris Nixon
1003Blood, Sweat n’ Beers
Guy Greer
Lucy Greer
Rohan Greer
Tim Greer
1004Dowerin Tigers
Kane Moyle
Calvin Trepp
Dean Trewhella
Craig Wilson
1006Bronzed Spuds
Shane Fleay
Samuel Hardie
Cameron McKenzie
Rachel Ross
1008Celebrate for Ty
Brendan Klemm
Steven Owens
Joshua Parsons
Tyron Scott
1010The SwanBourne Identity
Sarah Blomkamp
Aaron Brown
Sara Good
Ian Richardson
1012Seacookies
Lauren Bracewell
Emma Dawson
Claire Robinson
Gemma Robinson
1014Parker & Co
Tom Henderson
Rose Mark
Christian Tana
Peter Wright
1016Banana Pankakes
Daniel Edwards
Luke Gerber
Craig Simmons
Robert Simmons
1020Team Radny
Michael Hawke
Tom Lyons
Tim Soutar
Ben Watkins
39
Charity
Challenge
569 dont MS with us
Luke Bowden
William Clark
Luke Cousins
Eamon O’Neil Daniel
576 Malibu Moments
Eva Davidson
Zoe Davidson
Kate Martin
Matilda Norrish
585 Brookfield Multiplex Channel
Chumps
Ryan Evans
Tony Nguyen
Brent Petersen
Jayne Rotondella
590 iKids Kids
Ben Johnston
Jacinta Riley
Nicholas Riley
Esther Wilmott
591 Legends Lane
Nicholas Chapman
Benjamin Enright
Sam Fong
Jock Packer
596 Swim for MND
Scott Anderson
Christopher Carson
Brendon Lim
Ben Taylor
598 Brookfield Multiplex Manta
Charlotte Moss
Harriet Moss
James Moss
Lucy Moss
575 Pro Bono
Lee Christensen
Henry Cooke
Maria Kailis
Patrick Lilburne
550triggretreat.com
Richard Fraser
Luke Stein
Daniel Stein
Tristan Stein
552 3D Inspirations
Truman Faulkner
Pauline Moore
Luke Newing
Mark Rheinberger
554 Souther Wrongs
Philip Bane
Matthew Smith
Simon Smith
Dean Thornton
555 Fero Group
Jason Ellis
Robert Franco
Sam Griffiths
Philip Martin
556 Modern Men
Mark Arundell
Sacha Chiaramonte
Nathan Ledger
Richard Lynn
557Kiss My Splash
Julia Feutrill
Phillipa Gillman
Melissa Murdoch
Suzie Tonich
558 Survey Group Swimmers
Chris Mitchell
Matthew Morris
Ben Simpson
Gavin Wearne
40
560 Numb Nutz
John Duggan
Fraser McGuffin
Brett Meyer
Bill Moore
562 Green Arrow
Tonya Littlejohn
Matt Mullins
Warrick Steabben
Nicholas Thomson
563 Team Salin Plus
Barry Colgan
Nick Muir
Maurice Spillane
Sean Webb
565Sharkpods
Melanie Bradley
Roberta Lori
Jane Valentine
Clare Waddington
566 Western Biomedical
Adam Mullens
Cameron Murray
James Ryan
Peter Watson
567 Liver Smugglers
Jeff Booth
Luc Delriviere
Nelson Jeffrey
Gerry MacQuillan
577 Brookfield Multiplex Fish
Thomas Kelly
David McManus
Chris Palandri
Dom Sheldrick
580 Swim for Finn
Greg Ferguson
Nicholas Gee
Kelly Stevenson
Anthony Jack Warren
583 Network Ten
Natalie Hawkes
Anne Meacham
Oscar Pellizzon
Stuart Thomas
588 Brookfield Multiplex Barracudas
Toby Browne-Cooper
Adam Collins
Tony Morgan
Jason Walker
589 The Herbert Voigt Tribute
Andrew Brice
Tony Leaversuch
Matt Oakley
Joel van den Brun
592 PB Towage
Tony Cousins
Adele Cunningham
Roger Middlebrook
Brook Paviour
597Stone
Greg Brush
Mark Peers
Cavan Rotham
Jared Stone
599 Team Wallace @ Caporn Young
Todd Bennett
Jono Culley
Jamie Karlson
Justin Wallace
600 Vocal Evolution
John Bell
Fabiola Gerpott
Ariane Thirion
Kate Thomas
1021Team Stagg
Sally Hollis
Chris Murphy
Jon Stagg
Nick Stagg
1024Karma Resorts
Matthew Allan
Renee Baker
John Hancock
Michael Klim
551 Hurry Up Doug
Aaron Boshart
Grant Boshart
Doug Ockerby
Kim Ockerby
553 The Drowning Donkeys
Daniel Debattista
Ross Henry
Candice Nelson
Matthew Sivewright
559#CubanRaftRiders
Christopher Brashaw
Lisa Colussi
Danny Henderson
Yvette Hewett
561 ‘deal with it on the day’
Sean Connelly
Stuart Edgar
Matt Pride
Robyn Santen
564TeamZissou
Brett Chalmers
Stephen Rose
Brian Shaddick
Paul Sharp
568 Aurora Pink
Jodie Carlyon
Jason Miles
Travis Miles
Wes Rawlings
570 Blackmore 7
James Blackmore
Louise Blackmore
Peter Blackmore
Scott Blackmore
571Surfisup
Martin Law
Mark Murray-Smith
Daniel Perna
Jillian Swingler
572 Punt Club
Chad Hood
Daniel Juras
Adrian Lucivero
Clint Olszowy
573Flinders
Grace Collins
Michael Collins
Lily McMeeken
Rodney McMeeken
574EpiSafe
Karen Black
Jake Cole
Tenille Douglas
James Teakle
578 Brierty Legends
Matthew Della Bosca
James French
Michael Newman
Hadley Nightingale
579 Comma 1
Sheldon Day
Meghan McGregor
Chee Mok
Jessica Wake
581PerkinsTPD
Nathan Hardy
Sam Heinermann
Rob Lodge
Matt Lucarelli
582Comma2
Robert Bodley
Aleisha Sleight
Erin Sleight
Mark Sleight
584 Gage Roads Brewing Co
Ben Greenacre
Aaron Heary
Chris Heary
Daniel Heary
586 Team ‘Living Room’
Dean Gladstone
Jake Nolan
Miguel Scales Maestre
Eamon Sullivan
587 Team “Bondi Rescue”
Bruce (Hoppo) Hopkins
Trent Maxwell
Jesse Polock
Harrison Reid
593Emerge Associates
Deniqua Boston
Matilda Caddy
Hamish Firth
Jamie Lowen
594 Team Kalgoorlie
Alex Harwood
Cade Johnson
Karen Johnson
Dean O’Brien
595 Welcome To The Jungle
Alexander Blott
Simon James
Lachlan Kerr
Phillipa Robertson
626 The Sunday Times and PerthNow
Jonathan Ricciardone
Anthony Ryan
Bryon Sparg
Michael Woodyatt
1022Rotto Rockers
Ewan Buckley
Teagan Goolmeer
Eilidh Graham
Mark Sullivan
1023Sun’s Out Guns Out
Jeremy Haywood
Dean Hely
Alison Robertson
Bernard Walrut
Putting your hand up to
paddle across the channel
is a serious undertaking and
you need to understand how
demanding the trip can be.
Information courtesy of
Canoeing Western Australia
Crossing the channel from Cottesloe to Rottnest could take anywhere from
four to nearly 11 hours so you must be aware of your own capabilities and the
conditions you are likely to encounter on the day.
The channel is an exposed section of water prone to strong winds. Researching
weather conditions ahead of the event is integral to your role and what challenge
may lie ahead of you and your swimmer.
Paddling is physically taxing. Maintaining an upright position close to the
swimmer and staying alongside the swimmer in challenging conditions can be
demanding.
In preparation you should have paddled a craft for lengthy periods before and
be aware of possible discomfort.
PADDLING INFORMATION
• The recommendation from Canoeing Western Australia is to practice at a
local club and to complete an Open Water Paddle Competency Test.
• Visit www.wa.canoe.org.au for information on local clubs and education,
including accredited and basic skills courses.
• You can also head to the Ocean Paddling website www.oceanpaddling.org.
au for information on the Ocean Paddling – Be Safe framework which was
developed to enable paddlers to think about what approach they should take
to ensure safe ocean paddling practices. When the framework is applied
informed decisions can be made about safe ocean paddling practices relevant
to the paddling activity you are participating in. The Be Safe framework for
ocean paddling safety is supported by key pillars:
1. General and Safety Equipment
2. Competency and Capability
3. Environment and Climate
4. Individual Behaviour
5. Individual Awareness
Crossing the channel from Cottesloe to Rottnest
could take anywhere from four to nearly 11 hours so
you must be aware of your own capabilities and the
conditions you are likely to encounter on the day.
KEY CONSIDERATIONS
• Hydration – a backpack drinking system is ideal and make sure refills are
available from your support boat.
• Use plenty of sun protection (sprays work well) and ensure there’s a firm chin
strap on your hat.
• Thermal clothing retains warmth while wet and consider the need to add or
remove clothing throughout the duration of the event.
• Head-to-toe clothing is advised e.g. Arafat hat, sunglasses, long sleeve
rashie/thermal, gloves, long leg pants and either thermal or neoprene and
booties.
Be conscious of the shore break when entering the water at Cottesloe.
Bracing strokes allow you to deal with inevitable bumpy conditions in an
effortless manner. A degree of skill and competence is needed to manoeuvre
your paddle around your support craft and alongside your swimmer who is
usually travelling much slower than you. Effective forward, back, sweep and
draw strokes are essential. Keeping a distance between you and the support
boat is also imperative.
Your choice of craft is important for comfort, stability and manoeuvrability.
Choose a craft with good stability. Shorter craft are generally more manoeuvrable.
Correct leg length helps posture and stability. Back support is recommended for
posture.
The ability to receive food and drinks from your support craft is essential to
your journey, as is the ability to secure food, drinks and accessories in the event
of a capsize.
With over 2000 swimmers in the water for this year’s Karma
Resorts Rottnest Channel Swim, courtesy and respect will
go a long way to ensuring the 25th anniversary of the swim
is a safe, fun and rewarding event for all involved.
Adhering to the start line protocol and adopting good boat etiquette is
essential to setting the tone for swim day.
When starting the crossing at Cottesloe, stay away from the holding area until
your swimmer’s wave has been called.
Here is some crucial information for skippers and support crew:
• The safety of swimmers and vessels lies firmly in the hands of the skippers.
• You are responsible for the safety of everyone in your team and those
participating around you. Take a slow and cautious approach to the swim and
be aware of one of the major causes of injury in an event of this kind – the
propeller.
• ALWAYS have your swimmer in sight and in mind with a dedicated spotter at
all times.
• If a swimmer is immediately
astern, your propeller must be Remember the four Ts –
stationary. When there is a swimmer
turn on, tune in,
changeover, boats with twin
turn up and test.
outboards must have them off. Use
Communication is the
a float line as it is softer than the
hull, blunter than the propeller and
key to safety and
quicker and easier than manoeuvring
ensuring
a memorable
for swimmer recovery.
day on the water.
• DO NOT reverse or go astern. If you
need to go back, turn outwards and
leave the traffic flow (or swim direction) at right angles and re-enter the swim
flow at the smallest of angles.
• If something makes you angry, take a deep breath and think before acting.
Remember the safety of thousands of swimmers and support crew is at
stake.
• Adrenaline runs high over the entire 19.7km of the swim so stay cool, calm
and collected. Frustration and anger are often the triggers for bad decisionmaking.
• Your radio MUST be on at all times and remember the four Ts – turn on,
tune in, turn up and test. Communication is the key to safety and ensuring a
memorable day on the water.
• BE PREPARED. Familiarise yourself with beach anchoring and mooring
etiquette at www.rottnestisland.com You will find valuable information from
the Rottnest Island Rangers. The rangers have the authority to move you
on all the way to the mainland if necessary, so don’t let ignorance be your
excuse for bad etiquette.
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Support boat
skippers
Solos
1
Keith Mccorriston
2
Philip Lynn
3
Carl Kopke
4
Warren Salamone
5
Peter Crommlin
6
Scott Simpson
7TBC
8
David Jackson
9
Anthony (Tony) Stock
10 Mike Gilmor
11 Murray Barwick
12 Paul Good
13 David Phillips
14 Andrew Robertson
15 Rodney Leece
16 Clive McCartney
17 Peter Fraser
18 Wayne Bicknell
19 Bec Gibbs
20 James deBomford
21 Daniel Lippiatt
22 Harrison Wallington
23 Richard Barry
24 Jason Skinner
25 Shane De Ree
26 Andrew Cass
27 Patrick Elphick
28 Clive McCartney
29 Peter Packer
30 Brian Dargie
31 Stephen Rogers
32 Tony Antenucci
33 Kevin Horsley
34 Richard Storm
35 John Usher
36 Paul King
37 Adam McMahon
38 Benjamin Marshall
39 Julian Mills
40 Robert Kelly
41 Paul Tester
42 Kent Morison
43 Leigh Stanes
44 Tony Carter
45 Alison King
46 James Sebbes
47 Nikkulas Day
48 Peter Fannon
49 Brett Marshall
51 Susan Barker
52 Paul Zuvela
53 Lisa West
54 Alex Mossop
55 Kevin MacKinnon
56 Rob Deurloo
57 Kevin Illingworth
58 Khaled Hejlah
59 Peter Tanham
60 Kelvin Woods
61 Kim Allen
62 David Singh
63 Mark Troy
64 Lee Barker
65 Mike Kevill
66 Brendan Green
67 Kevin Castensen
68 Alan Paul
69 Ross Bonsel
70 Paul Hunt
71 Givenchy Langer
72 Rod Edwards
73TBC
74 Craig Walker
75 Andrew Beaurmont
76 Jason Orso
77 Michael Baker
78 Glenn Bettridge
79 Glenn Fullwood
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80 Gary Flanagan
81 Rachael Elkaim
82 David Tapscott
83 Stephen Hollyoak
84 Josh Hare
85 James Cleary
86 Digby Veling
87 Chris Symons
88 Frank Shepherd
89 Paul Manifis
90 Paul Kimber
91 Kim Stafford
92 Frederick Cronin
93 Stephen Wren
94 Brian Ellam
95 Brad Hibben
96 Brad Hall
97TBC
98 Steve Hawkes
99 Samuel Ainsworth
100 Geoff Gorham
101 Bruce Loughton
102 Dieter Strauss
103 Bruce Bellis
104 Simon Moor
105 Bruce Young
106 Douglas Ingram
107 Gerry Killian
108 Barry Fisher
110 Pierre-Ulric Achour
111 Michael Orr
113 Glenn Atkins
114 Martin Brady
115 Kym Deed
116 Christian Maliphant
117 Brett Warr
118 Michael Perkin
119 Ashley Daniels
120 Mathhew Coates
121 Geoff Hill
122 Derek Sexton
123 Anthony Nichols
124 Scott Young
125 John Briens
126 Anthony Kenny
127 David Kazim
128 Grant Craig
129 Jordan Thrupp
130 Kurt Smith
131 Michael King
132 Tony Parbery
133 Dane Barrett
134 Glenn Sterle
135TBC
136 Dennis Millard
137 Rodney McPhee
138 Stephen Lynch
139 Justin Marwick
140 Rob Bunning
141 Cameron Birch
142 David Bovell
143 Scott Hawkins
144 Scott Cornish
145 Monique de Vries
146 Ken Maslin
147 Chris Stokes
148 Helms Darryl
149 Jamie Poole
150 Frank Kapor
151 Steve Ker
152 Grant Eastland
153 Stewart Alston
154 Akemi Corbett
155 Rod Veal
156 Damien Goodman
157 James Pride
158 Adam Hancock
159 Steve Artelaris
160 Ian Olson
161 Dave Beahan
162 Justin Brent White
163 Stuart Halse
164 Gavin Collins
165 David Hunt
166 David Collyer
167 Scott Macpherson
168 Dean McCarthy
169 Craig Gibson
170 Nunzio Castellarin
171 Simon Staines
172 Kevin Wallace
173 Brian Newbold
174 Maxwell Brown
175 Peter Stokes
176 Graeme Hopkins
177 Andy Garswood
178 Mike Calneggia
179 Glenn Hicks
180 Darren Weir
181 Tricia Gilbert
182 Malcolm Hart
183 Mick Rodan
184 Brian Cleaver
185 James Goodridge
186 James Richard Robins
187 Roger Simpson
188 Marc Fimeri
189 Simon Pougnet
190 Mike Shaw
191 Andrew French
192 Peter Chappell
193 Craig Smith
194 Joseph Johnson
195 Katrina Blaubaum
196 Chris Adlam
197 Jonathon Marshall
198 Tim Brown
199 Chris Gibson
200 Graham Snedden
201 Mark Bellini
202TBC
203 Brendan Mincham
204 Vince Stacey
205 Brad Hayden
206 Ben Doverston
207 Jake Hatton
208 Paul Kuruckchi
209 Barry Cobill
210 Cameron McIntosh
211 Dale McGarry
212 Michael Parsons
213 Martin House
215 Christian Aldrich
216 Anjuli Steffen
217 Mal Barr
218 Pat Brown
219 Brady Knight
220 Bob Rundle
221 David Kazim
222 Simon Embleton
223 Rory Walsh
224 Ethan Norris
226 Mark Fruin
227 Michael Aarons
228 Joe Davis
229 Cliff Heng
230 Nigel Gaylard
231 Murray Hill
232 Paul Harry
233 Carlin Bowyer
234TBC
235 Nigel Hamilton
236 Thomas Kagi
237 Guy Duczynski
238 George Wilson
239 Cameron Robertson
240 Dean Williams
241 Mike Carne
242 Roger Veen
243 Martin Smith
244 Martin Softly
245 Stephen Callahan
246 Ben Mcalpine
247 Richard Forster
248 Tom Oosterhof
249 Dean Blekkenhorst
250 Scott Richardson
251 Lee Bartlett
252 Peter Deveugle
253 Rob Weedenburg
254TBC
255TBC
256 Derek Cross
257 Troy Storer
258 Benjamin Cresswell
259 Scott Smith
260 Bernie Elliott
261TBC
262 Andy Parsons
263 Brian Taylor
264 Neil Regan
265 Rolfe Pike
266 Nabil Boulos
267 Simon Lockwood
268 Phillip Johnson
269 Gunnar Vikingur
272 Ryan Elliot
273 Chris Lewis
274 Grant Collis
275 Terry Lauritsen
276 John Rooney
277 Francis Baronie
278 Ian Macfarlane
279TBC
280 Simon Fleet
281 Greg Black
282 Andrew Wildy
283 Cavan Mitchell
284 Brett Stubberfield
285 Jonathon Stewart
286 Rod Moonen
287 Colin Bennett
288TBC
289 Felicity Millman
290 Robert George
291 John Bahen
292 Glenn McPhee
293 Frederick Goodchild
294 Peter Milner
295 James Pearson
296 Andrew Nylund
297 Tom Lyons
298 Gary Bradley
299 Ricky Pengelly
300 Simon Noordhoek
301 Bryce Eaton
302 John Kauz
303 Richard Coakley
304 Andrew Nylund
305 Chad Bonciani
306 Carl Nordstrom
307 Adam Mcrosti
308 Bill Henson
309 Michael Stewart
310 Wayne Vinten
312 Ben Croudace
313 David McCleery
314 Darcie Bellanto
315 John Northover
317 Malcom Smith
318 Chris Duggan
319 John Williams
320 Kevin Palasis
321 Nathan Hudson
322 Justin Rose
323TBC
324TBC
Duos
350 Brian Jury
351 Thomas Rossel
352 Vincent Whyte
353 Geoff Morgan
354 Simon Stewart
355 Curly (Ron) Tremble
356 Richard Atkins
357TBC
358 Gilmour Devin
359 Bruce Manning
360 Chris Robinson
361 Stephen Gladwin-Grove
362 Mike Edwards
363 Graham Vivian
364 Peter Lambert
365 Hamish Vinnicombe
366 Ralph McManis
367 Ben Vermey
368 Adam Miocevich
369 Ron Downie
370 Paul Nageon de Lestang
371 Danny Toohey
372 Damien Pericles
373 Mark Lydiate
374 Randall Skinner
375 Sandy Moyle
376 Steven Hemphill
377 John Stamopoulos
378TBC
379 Phil George
380 Garry Phillips
381 Elliott Watkins
382 Tim Castles
383 Robert Heard
384 Dugald Neeson
385 Guy Leclezio
386 Geoff Gorham
387TBC
388 John Hannaford
389 Chris Tan
390TBC
391 Paul Mansbridge
392 Greg Myles
393 Craig Langford
394 Graham Hancock
395 Peter Darcey
396 Shaun Rice
397 Graeme Medling
398 Steve Asic
399 Jason O’Keefe
400 Gary Pethick
401 Steve Whalley
402 Steve Price
403 Derek Smith
404 Trevor Maybank
405TBC
406 David Brackstone
407 Alexander Kovalenko
408TBC
409TBC
410 Dave Saunder
411 Jim Suffield
412 Robert Barugh
413 Todd Griffths
414 Tyson Maloney
415TBC
416 Allan Falconer
417TBC
418 Sean Lawrence
419 Shaun McDonald
420 Mark Hoffman
421 Jerome Maher
422 Paul Stevenson
423 Nick Scott
424 Troy Cukrov
425 Amy Gicquel
426 Tony Cleary
427 Stephen Cowcher
428 Andrew Leech
429 Tassos Tsolakis
430 Peter Hodgson
431 Geoffrey Bingemann
432 Christophe Rousset
433 Daniel Scaife
434 Greg Harding
435 Gary O’Brien
436 John Page
437 Iain Agnew
438 Guido Burro
439 Dax Foley
440TBC
441 Paul Currie
442TBC
443 Brennen Mills
444 Phillip Allison
445TBC
446 Michael Morgan
447 Nik Jones
448 Richard Grosse
449 Desmond McDermott
450 Richard Trend
451 Lou Lequerica
452 Gregory Scali
453 Peter Webb
454 Scott Goodbody
455 Alan Viljoen
456 Brian McMaster
457 Alistair Standing
458 David Hardie
459 Peter Cook
460 Mat Cox
461 Chantelle Tranter
462 Joshua Nyman
463 Stuart Allen
464 Steve Born
465 Sarah Crisp
466 Barry Shackles
467 Michael Pollard
468 Peter Rash
469 Matt Sevior
470 Robert Trott
471 Brad Hardinham
472 John Reading
473TBC
474 Wayne Harnden
475TBC
476 Iain Wood
477 Alexander Bendin
478 Scott Owens
479 Nathan Maloney
480TBC
481TBC
482 Craig Kutzer
483 Craig McGuiness
484 Anthony Paul
485 Scott Whitehead
486 Stephen McCallum
487 Simon Howard
488 Stuart Gralton
489 Bradley Wellburn
490 Rob Duff
491 Scott De Garis
492 Scott McCoy
493 Kevin North
494 Terry Edwards
495 Timothy Haggett
496 John Andrew
497 Harry Line
498 Andrew Macpherson
499 Ian Vaughan
500 Jean Jacques Blandin de Chalain
501 Dale Deeks
502 Anthony Halvorson
503 Carl Price
504 Andrew Pollard
505 Phil Willis
506 Aaron Smith
507 Trevor Hunt
508 Darren Osborne
509TBC
510 Jeremy MacFarlane
Teams
601 Murray Angwin
602 Matt Richardson
603 David Baronet
604 Allan MacKillop
605 Ron Conder
606 Dave Field
607 Max Naismith
608 Joe Castro
609 Alan Fraser
610 Paul Downie
611 Craig Ellis
612 Rhys Jones
613 Ian Geoffrey Whitehurst
614 Peter Bath
615 Geoff Simmons
616 Steven Perkins
617 Lindsay McCoy
618 Kevin Robbins
619TBC
620 Troy Dubois
621 Ray Fuller
622 Mark Beason
623 Brock Shepherdson
624 Bill Doris
625 Stuart Halse
627Zoran
628 Sarah Ellis
629 Paul Keppel
630 Craig Wood
631 Keighley Bremner
632TBC
633 Peter Chellew
634 David Holst
635 Peter Nelson
636 Howard MacCallum
637 Richard Webb
638 Douglas Simpson
639 Gary Brooks-Benden
640 Richard Fiell
641 Michael Webb
642 Graeme Bassett
643TBC
644 Bronwyn Mc Phee
645 Roger Piggott
646 Rob Downs
647 Gregory White
648 Desmond Lord
649 Chris Coates
650 Charles Hunter
651 Craig Butterworth
652 Murray Giles
653 Thomas Nicholls
654 Timothy Michael Dornan
655 Austin Gow
656 James Anderson
657 Andre Mullan
658 Andrew Lissiman
659 Greg Underdown
660 Paul Vos
661 Nick Glorie
662 Lucy Rose
663 Simon Robins
664 Bradley Luff
665TBC
666TBC
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668 Thomas Hannaford
669 Nick Wallace
670 David Borrill
671 Rob Tomba
672 Daniel O’Brien
673 William Gaylard
674 Todd Walsh
675 Peter White
676 Gavin Offer
677 Julian Rogers
678 John Court
679 Cory Johnson
680 Malcolm Reeson
681 Anthony Prindiville
682 Nick Ganfield
683 Charmaine Buddle
684 Paul Hamilton
685 Clancy Michael
686 Steven Mongan
687 Tom Langley
688 Grep Powell
689 John McLarty
690 Christopher White
691 Bradley Rouse
692 Sam Rowland
693 Chris Jones
694 Peter Schwann
695 Thomas McClements
696 Norman Sudlow
697 Shane Elliss
698 Jeff Wilkerson
699 Aaron Jobbins
700 Kyall Prime
701 Giulio Gianetti
702 Jarrod Luscombe
703 Evan Cranston
704 Paul Seeney
705TBC
706 Jeff Cocivera
707 Hayes Wilson
708 Ryan Mercer
709 Thomas McCrea
710 Michael Cameron
711 Blair Hartstone
712 Paul Arias
713 Mark Chrystal
714 Dave Nicholson
715 David McKenzie
716 Richard Morrell
717 Luke Anderson
718 Alistair Stolz
719 Colin Cook
720 Rod Dhue
721 Amdrew Gifford
722 Paul D’Angelo
723 Daniel Radstaat
724 Michael Jansen
725 Christopher Norman
726 Tim Lipscombe
727 Martin Toohey
728 Gavin Parker
729 Owen Selman
730 Ken Bruce
731 Martin Lees
732 James Kornweibel
733 Steven Lague
734 Edward Pleydell-Bouverie
735 Peter Winter
736 Robert Towner
737 Craig Woodroffe
738 Cameron Degan
739 Alex Gordon
740 Matt Fitzpatrick
741 James Aps
742 Michael Salmon
743 Murray Scott
744 Shane Williams
745 Rachael Crabb
746 Nick Henderson
747 Brendan Mitchell
748 Dan Prior
749 Luigi Benedetti
750 Jamie Cann
751 Morgan Hand
752 Jonathan Kaiser
753 Mike Taman
754 Keith Woollard
755 Glenn Robert Hall
756 Robert Peck
757 Geoff Shinners
758 Dan Trewhella
759 Richard Sallie
760 Paul Wallwork
761TBC
762 Andrew Mason
763 Brett Lovelle
43
764 Kellie Wigg
765 Bryce Moore
766 Glenn Allen
767 Trevor Baird
768 Rowan Clark
769 Robert Jenkinson
770 Callam Cox
771 Joshua Yates
772 Martin Nagel
773 Mathew Omodei
774 Trevor Hanks
775 Peter Salom
776 Kieran Pirie
777 Mark Stowell
778 Martin Ibach
779 Jamin Brown
780 Mitchell Thomas
781 Michael Cumming
782 Milton Roberts
783 Clayton Whitten
784TBC
785 Mark Crook
786 David Hill
787 John O’Sullivan
788 Tim Turner
789 Brendan Roache
790 Robert Lapsley
791 John Keating
792 P Ahern
793 Murray Willock
794 Dean Stockwell
795 Phil White
796 John Gillett
797 Wayne Davies
798 Morgan Evans
799 Andrew de san MIguel
800 Lyn Powell
801 Murray Lague
802 Michael Bryant
803 Lawrence Wu
804 Ian Lawford
805TBC
806 Jayson Briggs
807 Kerry Tudori
808 Martin Drage
809 Kevin Bailey
810 Jack Paparone
811 Goran Civil
812 Antonino Poli
813 Halcro Steele
814 Colin McCaffrey
815 Phil O’Reilly
816 Peter McGuire
817 Stephen Cook
818 Craig Gammon
819TBC
820 Chris Harper
821 Graham Cameron
822 Joshua Ovens
823 Mark Foster
824 John Brunsima
825 Scott Hocking
826 Toby Advised
827 John Hoogerwaard
828 Robert Browning
829 Kim Heath
830 Rocco Violante
831 Mal Withers
832 Michael Clarke
833TBC
834 Clayton Austin
835 Glenda Schulz
836 Luke Tompsett
44
837 Darren Shapland
838 Jo Wagner
839 Adam Shephard
840 Gregory Leaversuch
841 Timothy Chapman
842 Sam Telford
843 Mike Hendriks
844 Greg Coles
845 Andrew Locke
846 Stuart Davey
847 Timothy Muirhead
848 Jose Romero
849 Stephen Grainger
850TBC
851 Miochael Scott
852 Shane Allan
853 Bryden Bell
854 Martin Coll
855 Craig Billings
856 Gary Ball
857 Darren McEvoy
858 Grant Raynor
859 David Derman
860 Andreas Papageorge
861 Toby Dight
862 Mike O’Shaughnessy
863 Alex Gregg
864 Darren Douche
865 Richard Marsh
866 Nick Bardsley
867 Charles Bolt
868 Stephen Cackett
869 David Millar
870TBC
871TBC
872 Brian Newman
873 Tom Owen
874 Brent Baskerville
875 Lucas Berry
876 John Pivac
877 Anthony Gosstray
878 Adam Field
879TBC
880 Paul Rowe
881 Barry Silbert
882 Luke Bryce
883 Ricky Coyle
884 Bruce Maloney
885 Anton Bekker
886 Michael Archer
887TBC
888 Joel Bergen
889 Shaun Dennis
890 Adam Reagan
891 David Littlejohn
892 Elizabeth Quinn
893 Andrew Bailey
894 Ian Earl
895TBC
896 John Ogden
897 Michael Holland
898 Zachary McCarrey
899 Rob Weight
900 Tim Simpson
901 Christopher Pearce
902 Gary Millett
903TBC
904 Michael Proud
905 Nathan Hamley
906 Paul Sawyer
907 Kerry Williams
908 David Butt
909 Ian Goodrum
910TBC
911 Geoffrey Wedgwood
912 Gezza Smyth
913 Thomas Watts
914 Kim fewings
915TBC
916 Maximilian Gould
917 Neil Cowan
918 Andrew Yaksich
919 Brendan Maine
920 Taegan Jolly
921 Dennis Morgan
922TBC
923 Jarren Palmer
924 Daniel Meyerkort
925 Luke Newick
926TBC
927 Matthew Boylen
928 Rob Settineri
929 Hayes Lauder
930TBC
931 Michael Page
932 Karl Els
933 Ashley Jones
934 Dave Manning
935 Benjamin Tickner
936TBC
937TBC
938 Michael Lynch
939 Garrett Bacich-Hearn
940 Andy Cole
941 Robert Wilkinson
942 Clayton Richards
943 Peter Torre
944TBC
945 Dylan Tucker
946TBC
947TBC
948 Justin Matthews
949 Graeme Jolley
950 Tom Feutrill
951 Matt Pilbeam
952 Mike Buselich
953 Nick Rawlins
954 Stuart Brown
955 Barry Finch
956 Shaw Goh
957 John Rodgers
958 Sam Mammoliti
959 Matt Oakley
960 Duane Hand
961 Brett Andrew
962 Anthony McLaughlin
963 Marc Tolliday
964TBC
965 Anthony Baker
966 Dominic Rodwell
967 Timothy Mitchell
968 Paul Wyllie
969 Brenden Koh
970 Austin Whiteside
971 Chris Wright
972TBC
973 Ross Mickle
974 Neil Gibson
975 John Ayers
976 Anthony Foss
977 Glenn Bourne
978 Greg Farrell
979 Paul Gardener
980 David Stevens
981 Keith Morris
982 Gary Masel
983 Brendon Durrant
984 Jarrad Green
985 Darren Horler
986 Rosie Bradley
987 Alex McConville
988 Nicolas Thomas
989 James Selwood
990 Peter Wilson
991 Michael Sanders
992 Kane Hammond
993TBC
994 Rosie Featherby
995 Brad Moffat
996 Isaac Dennis-Singh
997 Luke Johnston
998 Will Scott
999 Andrew Timmermanis
1000 Justin Rose
1001 Joshua Lynn
1002 Wayne Newland
1003 Remy Donraadt
1004TBC
1005 Tom Sheridan
1006 Christopher Thompson
1007 Mark Nicholas
1008 Scott Silverthorne
1009 Mark Scott
1010 Tom Stevens
1011 Bevan A’Vard
1012 Mitch Hart
1013 Damien Pericles
1014 Riccardo Vittino
1015 Stewart Anderson
1016 Len Simmons
1017 Nathan Madden-Hallett
1018 Keegan Meers
1019 Alan Nuttall
1020 Alex Jones
1025 Daniel Hartmann
1030 Harry Clayton
Charity
Challenge
550 Wade Grande
551 Matt Wright
552 Craig Dix
553 Timothy M Brett
554 Mark Conlan
555 Steve Taddei
556 Michael Japp
557 Chris Blakeney
558 Graham Jones
559 Christo Rheeder
560 Michael Byrne
561 Toby Roe
562 Mark West
563 Steve Summit
564 Stephen Marley
565 Glen Stevens
566 Ben Carr
567TBC
568 Dave Miles
569TBC
570 Rob Edinger
571TBC
572 Dillan Stipinovich
573 Gabrielle McMeeken
574TBC
575 Robert Barrymore
576 Gavin Norrish
577 Chris Palandri
578 Brodie Whyatt
579 Grant Lodge
580 Matt Izett
581 Rob Lodge
582TBC
583 Zoran Biljana
584TBC
585 Anthony Unsworth
586 James Heath
587 Ben Taylor
588 Wesley Davies
589TBC
590 Tim Johnston
591 Clementine Packer
592 Allan Knox
593 Chris Newton
594 Kelly Bodman
595 Jamie Hulme
596TBC
597 Leica Stone
598 Paul Moss
599TBC
600 John Bell
626TBC
1021 Don Langdon
1022 Luke Wheat
1023TBC
1024 Jerome Allan
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