Qld Police Games APandES Games Results Feb 17

RESULTS

CONTENTS Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games Results Message from the President ....................................

Games Manager Report .............................................

Angling- Atomic ................................................

Aquathlon .......................................................................

Badminton .........................................................

Baker to Vegas...................................................

Basketball ..........................................................

CrossFit ...............................................................

Cross Country ..............................................

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Cricket .........................................................

Equestrian Wrap Up ....................................

Equestrian Results .......................................

Golf ..............................................................

Lawn Bowls ..................................................

Powerlifting .................................................

Swimming - Results .....................................

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More Results at: http://www.apandesgames.com.au/competitions.asp?id=207

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2017

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elcome to 2017, but I’m guessing by the time you get to read this letter over a quarter of the year will be gone.

To all those that attended and competed in the Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games (AP&ES) on the Sunshine Coast in October last year, I really hope you had a wonderful time, enjoyed the competition, entertainment and camaraderie. It was a great opportunity for me to catch up with a lot of old friends and acquaintances and make new friends from all over Australia and New Zealand.

It was the third-time Queensland Police Sporting Association Inc. (QPSA) had been able to stage the games. The previous times being 1991 and 2001, and I’m guessing it will probably be another 15 years at least before we get them in Queensland again. The next games are in Mandurah Western Australia in 2018 followed by Adelaide in 2020.

These games were probably my last involvement, as after 22 years being either President, Secretary, or Delegate to the Australia New Zealand Police Games Federation it’s time to hand over the reins.

As the QPSA did with the games in 2001 we again raised the bar in 2016, demonstrating to all the members of the Federation just how to stage a professional event. Therefore, I take this opportunity to thank the Games Management Team, and the QPSA Inc. committee, many of who gave of their own time to ensure all necessary resources were available and all events ran smoothly.

A special mention must also go to all the Sport Coordinators for their efforts, without them we would not have been able stage the event in such professional way.

Because there are still a number matters that require audit and clarification by the Games Management Team the Annual General Meeting has been postponed until June to ensure that we can provide all our members with an accurate account of the past years activities, including the games wrap. The timing of the AGM still complies with the Legislation and our incorporation status.

Finally, I must thank the Commissioner and the QPS for their ongoing support. I also recognise the excellent assistance we received from The Queensland Fire and Emergency Service. We certainly could not have staged such a large event without the contribution made by both agencies.

To those financial members of the QPSA, thank you for your continued support.

To those other QPS employees who attended the games, had a great time and read this this letter, please consider joining our Association. Check out our Web Sites both internal Police Sport on the Bulletin Board and external www.qldpolicesport.com and see what sponsorship we provide to assist our members and in sport and other Police Organisations such as Legacy and the PCYC. A dollar a pay is a small contribution that can save you considerable expense in the future.

Yours in Sport John McCoomb President.

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GAMES MANAGER The Games in Review

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he 2016 Australasian Police and Emergency Games have come and gone. What a Games they were The Sunshine Coast lived up to its name with amazing weather all week and visitors returning home with an early sun tan to show off to their family and friends.

The Sunshine Coast community welcomed well over 3000 competitors and supporters from across Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, New Caledonia and the Ukraine. Competing in 47 sports the competition was to a high standard and the competitive spirit was always on show.

The highlight of the Games was the Opening Ceremony. Sgt Greg Croft put on his artistic hat and created the best Opening Ceremony ever seen. With the Sunshine Coast Stadium fully lit and the grand stand at capacity the crowd was entertained by sky divers, a team march past, led by specialists units from the Mounted Unit, the Dog Squad, Road Policing, Surf Life Saving Queensland, Queensland Ambulance Service and QFES, a Torch Run and fireworks.

The first ever Torch Run was conducted around South East Queensland lead by Sgt Wendy O’Neil, and her team made up of representatives of Emergency Service personnel from Qld. They entered the Stadium with the torch lit and held high, they walked down the avenue of athletes to the cauldron which was lit and the flame of competition burned bright.

The Games were officially opened by Commissioner Ian Stewart, Patron of the Queensland Police Sporting Association (QPSA). In attendance was a vast array of Dignitaries and VIP’s, including The United States Consulate General, Valerie Fowler, Senior Executives of the Emergency Services across Australia and New Zealand, Politicians, Sponsors and invited guests.

The entire audience was treated to a visual display like no one expected. Local pyrotechnic company Fuse, lit up the Kawana night sky like never before. Motorists on Nicklin Way were pulling over. There was not a head turned anywhere but up. What a night! Let the Games begin!

The sports were conducted almost entirely on the Sunshine Coast apart from the Equestrian and Clay Target at Caboolture and the Fresh Water Angling at Bjelkie-Petersen Dam. We thank our partner the Sunshine Coast Regional Council for all their support and allowing those events to be conducted at alternate venues.

47 sports were conducted across the games and each of those sports required venues, equipment, volunteers and most importantly coordinators. A special thankyou to all those who put their hands up as coordinators and made the sports successful. All of this wouldn’t have been possible without the hard work and long hours by Sgt Mark Wright and Richie Sheehy (QFES).

Queensland as you would expect, being the host, had 950 competitors consisting of 600 police, 145 fire and 89 ambulance employees as well as other Qld agencies.

THE GAMES IN REVIEW The AP and ES Games When it came down to the medals, Qld topped the count.

Qld – 625 NSW – 511 Vic – 202 NZ – 143

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he Games Hub was the main focal point after hours with an array of bands to suit all tastes. The Hub set up was fantastic and a special thanks to Sunshine Coast Stadium Manager, Simon Ball and his staff, for working with Games Management to build an amazing venue.

Many a war story was told over a cooling beverage and burger with medals from the days’ battle proudly adorned on the victors chests.

An event of this size isn’t successful without a solid web and registration site and Sgt Cassie Pukallus took this to the next level. Hundreds of hours of work went into an almost perfect support system. Congratulations Cassie and your team of students from Tafe Qld, Sunshine Coast, well done.

Administration and Logistics duties by Sgt Michelle Clarke based in Brisbane provided support for all of the management team 24/7. Michelle maintained her energy and enthusiasm throughout the event with a highlight being the amazing registration bags for all competitors.

The Games are never successful without partners and sponsors. A special thankyou to our major Partner the Sunshine Coast Council, IPac as our Platinum Sponsor and our Gold Sponsors, BMW, Tafe Qld, Police Health and Q Bank.

Our goals for the event were to increase female participation and to support the local community. We reached a 30% female participation rate and helped inject $4.2 million into the local economy in a week.

On top of that the Games handed over $10,500 to three charities – The Children’s Hospital Burns Unit, Volunteering Sunshine Coast and Helping Hands.

Finally a massive thankyou to the Games Team – Greg Croft, Cassie Pukallus, Mark Wright, Michelle Clarke, Richie Sheehy, Luke Feldman, Vanessa Herbert and Geoff Cooper, the QPSA and the ANZPGF. We were able to pull off a fantastic event. We have set the bar high for the 2018 Games in Mandurah, Western Australia. I can’t wait to see the amazing show they have planned. Get in early and get it in your calendar to attend.

They were, “The Games for the Real Super Heroes”.

Brett Price Games Manager 2016 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games Get on the web site and check it out – www.apandesgames.com.au

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ANGLING - Atomic ‘ATOMIC’ ANGLING Men’s Singles - Fresh Team CLARK, Brad COSTA, Anthony MCCULLOUGH, Terry OGILVIE, Rick WOITOWITZ, Mark BRITCLIFFE, Alan SIMS, Joshua LIVERMORE, Daryl GUILDFORD, Simon KENNEDY, Garry TUDGE, Russell STILLMAN, Andrew BARKLE, robert LONG, Stuart BOOTH, Greg PRENDERGAST, Scott STROHFELDT, Jon LYSZCZARZ, Mark RYAN, Brendan PARSONS, Trent HUMPHRIS, Jason CARMODY, Michael HOLMES, Amon WALTON, Joe WHITE, Geoff STACEY, Ross ILETT, Merrick DOLE, Mark STACEY, Tobias RYAN, John BRITTON, Brad GASIOR, Richard JOHNSON, Matt MEREDITH, Luke TUPPACK, Mark FARNILL, Mark LEE, Jesse REEVES, Graeme MELVILLE, Brad

State QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD VIC QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD VIC QLD VIC QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD QLD

‘ATOMIC’ ANGLING Women’s Singles - Fresh Open Place 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Team SAUNDERS, cheryl MOLLOY, nygerie

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AQUATHLON AQUATHLON - Men’s OPEN 30-34 35-39

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DAY, Blair QLD STANYER, Trent QLD FOX, Adam QLD GRAY, Michael QLD POTTER, Stephen QLD ROBINS, Daniel NSW DAVIS, Stuart L NSW REVELL, John QLD BELMAR, Roger QLD BROWN, Phillip NSW GORICK, Glenn NSW WRIGHT, colin HENNEY, Mark NSW PRENDERGAST, James NSW BAUMANN, Robert QLD

00:28:20.000 00:00:00.000 00:32:21.000 00:36:04.000 00:36:52.000 00:44:55.000 00:48:31.000 00:36:40.000 00:33:05.000 00:35:42.000 00:37:48.000 00:39:56.000 00:40:26.000 00:46:28.000 DNF

AQUATHLON - Women’s Open

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BEVAN, Emily QLD RAPLEY, Erin NSW THOMSON, Emma QLD WALL, Kirei VIC DRABSCH, Lara NSW HOOPER, Julie WA STROW, Bernadette QLD

00:36:30.000 00:00:00.000 00:36:08.000 00:00:00.000 00:46:11.000 00:46:23.000 00:47:24.000

AQUATHLON - Pairs - Men's - Doubles Open

BEVERIDGE, Bob & EVANS, David CLEWS, Phil & HOOPER, Dave

QLD 1 WA 2

AQUATHLON - Pairs - Women's - Doubles Open

ROSEMAN, Melanie & SELBY, Melissa NSW 1

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BADMINTON BADMINTON - Men’s Singles

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OPEN HA, Vu & WILTSHITRE, Cliff DAVIS, Warwick & DWYER, Trent CHIA, Vincent & NANAVATI, Darayus GREEN, Spencer & VILES, Nick ROCKLEY, Aaron John & VENKAT, Gopal CHURMS, Brian & MORGAN, Jim GARTRELL, Matthew & LIN, alen

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BAKER TO VEGAS O

ver the last 30 years the race has undergone many changes to the start and finish lines the actual course and the very strict rules and guidelines of the race. Initially the brainchild of Chuck Foote, General Manager of the Los Angeles Police Revolver and Athletic Club, Inc. (LAPRAAC) and Larry Moore, LAPD Athletic Director who drove the course and over those long stretches of highway came up with the name for the race and its basic format.

The first stop was Baker, California, where a visit with the Baker High School principal secured a home for the starting line. It was followed by a whistle stop in Shoshone and then came Pahrump, Nevada, the halfway point to the race.

The welcome the runners receive in Pahrump — with coffee, water, cookies a great introduction of each runner as they pass through the town in the middle of the night makes Pahrump a pivotal part of the Baker to Vegas Relay story.

Our runners can expect to experience temperatures ranging from well over 40c with low humidity during the day to sub zero at night as they cross Death Valley. In 2016 there were over 6,00 runners, 4000 plus support staff and 5,500 vehicles. Over 700 runners were treated and 10 were admitted to hospital and another nine were flown to hospital, treated and released.

The logistics and planning for a race such as this is enormous with planning and fundraising starting two years out. Team Captains Chris Bird and John McCoomb have constant communications with the US to organise, on-ground support, accommodation, vehicles, radios, hi-vis tabards, race plans amongst many other things.

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n Sunday night eight hours after the last team finishes, an Awards Ceremony will be held in the Hilton Hotel Convention room for over 6000 runners and support personnel; several thousand family members and friends; and almost a thousand race volunteers. Over 145 VIP law enforcement dignitaries, chiefs of police, agents—in—charge and sheriffs will be in attendance.

What started with 19 teams is now capped at 270.

Because of this growth the race has flourished. Today it is the largest law enforcement event of its kind in the World with teams participating from law enforcement teams throughout the United States, Calgary Canada, Berlin and Hamburg Germany, Wales, UK and our team representing the Queensland Police Service, Australia.

The Baker to Vegas Relay is truly a National and International event.

The Queensland team is honoured to be invited to participate in this great event and are grateful to all their supporters and sponsors especially the Queensland Police Sporting Association for their continued assistance.

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BASKETBALL BASKETBALL - Men’s Team

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BASKETBALL - Women’s Place

OPEN MFBallers Slambulance GCS2 Beans

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CROSSFIT RESULTS

DAY ONE

DAY TWO

Men Individual

Women’s Open Pairs

1. Matthew Saunders 2. Rob Noy 3. Sean Loughran

Women’s Individual 1. Bec Smith 2. Tiarne Northey 3. Rebecca Jakubovsky

Men’s Individual 40+ 1. Andrew Compton 2. Simon Dodson 3. Tony Dunckley

Women’s Individual 40+ 1. Jane Mayer 2. Mac Hanson 3. Patricia Dunckley

1. Kostenko & Macaulay 2. Goodall & Jakubovsky

Mixed Pairs Open

1. Blackburn & Richmond 2. Woodford & Spencer 3. Griffith & Mayer

Mixed Pairs 40+

1. Scully & Innes (Equal 1st) 1. Hamilton & Hamilton (Equal 1st) 3. Dunckley & Dunckley

Mens Pairs Open 1. Jones & Stacey 2. La Rosa & Smith 3. Brannigan & Sims

DAY THREE Teams (MM&FF)

1. Cunning Stunts 2. Inmates 3. Asking for Punishment

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CROSS COUNTRY

78 Years Young Cross Country Winner Alan Atkins

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ichael EDWARDS and Melinda Fuller both from Ferny Grove station coordinated the Cross Country event during the 2016 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games. 78 year old retired NSW Police member, Alan ATKINS competed in the 5km event. The last part of the race included quite a steep decent and Alan slipped and fell, throwing himself into a roll, sustaining cuts to his face from his broken spectacles and cuts to his elbow and knee which all required stitching at the Caloundra hospital.

Alan managed to get back on his feet and complete the race. He was observed coming around the bend to the finish line bleeding all over. Michael and Melinda both attended the hospital after the event and presented Alan with his medallion for securing first place in his age category. Alan was such a trooper, he even returned to the hub later in the day to purchase merchandise to take home. Alan was still very keen to compete in the other events he was registered in but was advised by the attending doctor and Mrs ATKIN’S that he was done. Hera are some photos of Alan during the race, after the race with his wife and at the hospital being presented with his medal by Michael.

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ANZPCC Adelaide 12-19 November 2016

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he bi-annual Australia and New Zealand Police Cricket Championships was held in Adelaide this year from 12 to 18 November, hosted at the historic Glenelg Cricket Club. This year’s Championships saw the addition of a team from the AFP joining teams from Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia and our friends from across the ditch and defending champions New Zealand. The team from Queensland had a good mix of youth and experience for the first time in a number of years.

With the addition of an extra team to the competition, the playing format had to be tweaked slightly.

Instead of each team playing each other in a 45 over match, the first day of the tournament now comprised of each team playing two 20/20 matches on the first day of the tournament and then the remaining three matches would comprise of the traditional 45 over format throughout the rest of the week. Each team would have one bye.

The welcoming function was held at the Glenelg Cricket Club and it was difficult for the players not to draw inspiration from the photographs and names on the walls of some of the past famous players for the club - including the Chappell brothers.

However with the rain falling heavily outside throughout the evening, many were wondering whether or not they would be able to get a game the next morning.

DAY ONE 13 November

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ay one of the tournament saw cloudy skies with a few showers and the prospects of play looked good.

Unfortunately the damage had been done overnight by the rain and there was plenty of surface water on the grounds which was preventing any play getting underway. As a result, the first round of 20/20 matches was initially declared a washout. However, thanks to the ground staff working tirelessly throughout the morning they managed to get the Glenelg oval in playing condition allowing three shortened matches to be played.

The matches were reduced to 15 overs per side which meant that a win was vital to set up your chances of claiming the tournament.

With the first match against NSW being washed out, Queensland were set to take on the Victorians. Victoria won the toss and not surprisingly elected to bat. With a short leg side boundary the Queenslanders were going to have to bowl tight spells if they were going to contain the Victorian batsman. They got away to the perfect start with their new opening quick Michael Vickery taking a wicket and going for no runs in his first over to have the Vics at 1 for 0.

Photo picturing: Sgt Wayne Clayton

Photo picturing: S/C Paul Bonney

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ANZPCC Adelaide 12-19 November 2016 cont..

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he bi-annual Australia and New Zealand Police Cricket Championships was held in Adelaide The next couple of overs were also very tight and the Queenslanders were feeling confident. However the Victorian batsman started to find their form and the runs started to come. The ball sailed to and over the boundary on a number of occasions and the bowlers just couldn’t seem to get a break through. The Vics had 85 on the board after 10 overs before the next wicket fell. The final five overs saw the runs continue to flow and at the end of their innings the Vics were 2 for 149. With a small leg side boundary Queensland were confident they could chase down the total.

Queensland got away to a solid start racing to 28 from 3.3 overs before losing their first wicket but the boys were on track. They continued to score well and reached 68 from 8 overs before losing their next wicket.

Each time they seemed to get a bit of momentum, a wicket would fall. This pattern continued with wickets falling at regular intervals and halting the scoring.

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t the end of their 15 overs, the Queenslanders could only manage 5/134 falling 15 runs short.

The highlight of the Queensland batting innings was the return of Sgt Kieran Barton after a 6 year absence.

Barto managed three consecutive 6’s to dent the Victorians confidence, before losing his off stump. So a draw and a loss to start the tournament. Not ideal but with four further matches to play in the tournament, a win in each match could see them claim the title.

DAY Two 14 November

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onday’s game saw Queensland take on Western Australia at Glenelg oval in the first of the 45 over matches. Queensland again lost the toss and had to bowl but made the most of it getting away to the perfect start with Vickery opening with a maiden over and Queensland Captain Peter Reimers coming on from the other end taking a wicket in his first over to have WA at 1 for 2 after 2 overs.

This brought the WA number three to the crease who had scored a century against Queensland in their matches in the last two tournaments. He looked quite solid right from the start and he had to be as the Queensland bowlers were amongst the wickets early and some great tight bowling from Vickery and Reimers had WA at 2 for 51 after 15 overs.

Photo picturing: Sgt Kieran Barton Photo picturing: Const Michael Vickery

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ANZPCC Adelaide 12-19 November 2016 cont ..

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hings were going well for the Queenslanders and they were confident in the field with some great saves backing up the tight bowling and making the runs dry up. But just when things were looking good, misfortune struck with opening bowler Vickery fielding at mid-wicket taking a step to field a ball and going down in a screaming heap. Unsure of what had occurred the Queensland support staff rushed to the middle to determine the cause of the problem, whilst perennial ‘sniper victim’ Dion Bryant scoured the crowd for the unknown sniper who had cut the bowler down. Carried from the field and taken to the hospital, suspicions were confirmed later that afternoon with Vickery being diagnosed with a snapped Achilles tendon. No more cricket for him and Queensland without their number one bowler for the rest of the tournament. With one bowler down the other bowlers were going to have to step up and so they did, that was until first change bowler Jason Allard also went down with a strained groin three balls into his fifth over. The Queenslanders were now down two strike bowlers. owever the bowlers stepped up in the face of adversity and continued to apply great pressure to the WA batsman claiming wickets at regular intervals. A great spell by Shane Turner saw him claim 2 for 12 from his 9 overs which saw the WA innings grind to a halt. WA finished at 8 for 183 from their 45 overs.

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ueensland, although now down on bowlers were very confident that their batsman could chase down the total. Things looked good from the start with 14 runs coming from the first two overs, but the third over saw the demise of both opening batsman. With two fresh batsman at the crease, WA had their tails up and thought they were on top. But the number 3 and 4 batsman for Queensland were rock solid and after quickly getting their eye in began to dismantle the WA attack. Captain Reimers took particular liking to one of the bowlers and appeared to find the boundary at will. Both batsman were scoring at will and put on an 83 run partnership before Ray Atkinson was surprisingly run out, with both Queensland and WA left pondering the decision. However at 3 for 101 in the 12th over, Queensland were well on their way to victory. The Queensland batsman continued to plunder the WA attack losing only one more wicket on their way to a big victory. Queensland brought up the winning runs only four wickets down in the 27th over. A comprehensive victory and a great boost to their overall run rate which was going to be needed if they were to win the tournament.

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he end of days play saw all teams congregating at the Glenelg Cricket club for the contesting of the 3rd Razor Cup. Queensland were the current champions and had held the title since the Cups’ inception. Finishing third, the victory went to the Kiwis and for the first time ever Queensland relinquished the cup.

DAY Three 15 November

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ay three of the tournament saw Queensland take on tournament hosts and favourites South Australia. The SACA’s had stacked their team with numerous first grad batsmen and bowlers and having the home ground was definitely working to their advantage. With their opening batsman scoring centuries in his previous two matches it was vital that Queensland put the brakes on him and the rest of the team if they were any chance of knocking off the hosts.

Queensland lost yet another toss and were made to bowl. But with a plan in mind, Queensland opened the bowling with the gentle spin of

Shane Turner who had been bowling extremely well. With spin from one end and Peter Reimers bowling with pace from the other end, Queensland were confident with their bowling plan and just needed to execute it.

Reimers struck in his second over and then followed it up with two more wickets in his third and fifth overs. Turner bowling at the other end totally dried up the runs and claimed his first scalp in his third over. The runs weren’t flowing and the wickets were falling but the danger man for South Australia was still at the crease and while he was still there, anything was possible. Turner then stepped up again and in his 7th over, the SACA’s opening bat attempted a lofted drive back over the bowlers head. This resulted in an excellent catch (chest mark) by returning former skipper Wayne Clayton to send him on his way. After 14 overs the SACA’s were 5 for 53 and in real trouble with their opening bat having scored 44 of those runs.

The plan had been executed perfectly and the boys were very happy with their achievements.

The innings was not done yet though and the SACA’s were favourites for a reason. The remaining batsman set about seeing out the overs and setting a total for Queensland to chase.

Although Queensland kept claiming wickets through the previously undiscovered leg spin

Photo picturing: Det Sgt Ray Atkinson Photo picturing: former Sgt Matt Gill

talent of Matthew Gill, the runs came for the batsman until Queensland claimed the last wicket in the 44th over. South Australia all out for 153.

At the lunch interval the Queensland team knew the job was only half done. They also knew that a victory in this match would see them in an excellent position to claim the Championship trophy.

The SACA’s opened with their strike bowler who had previous first class experience and also played with the Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash league, having bowled at speeds up to 148kmh! He claimed his first wicket with the fourth ball of his first over. Not the ideal start for Queensland but there was a long way to go. Peter Reimers joined Paul Bonney at the crease and the pair were focused on chasing down the total. Both batsman were playing well and trying to hit the opening bowler out of the attack. Looking in good form, Reimers was dismissed for 23 after the bowler held onto a sharp reflex chance. Queensland were 2 down but at 56 after only 7 overs they were still confident.

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Ray Atkinson joined Bonney at the crease and when Bonney brought up his 50 in the 14th over the Queenslanders were well and truly on track and heading for a big victory. Unfortunately Bonney fell two runs later and with that came a mini collapse with the next three batsman falling without bothering the scorer. In his first tournament, new wicket keeper batsman Matt Hendry joined Razor in the middle determined to hold up an end whilst Razor chased down the runs. The pair were batting extremely well and took the score to 6 for 129 in the 30th over. The boys only needed 15 runs from 15 overs to secure a comprehensive victory.

The SACA’s with any chance of victory slipping through their fingers reached out again to their opening bowler. With the first ball of his 6th over he trapped Hendry in front and sent him on his way for a solid 14 and his job to hold up an end had been done very well. With three wickets in hand Queensland were still confident. Less so after the next ball of the over also found the edge of the bat which the keeper gratefully accepted and sent the batsman on his way. On a hat trick, the bowler charged in for his third delivery, which was a full pitched yorker and sent the bails flying.

The bowler had his hat trick, Queensland had lost 3 for 0 and were still 15 runs short of victory with one wicket in hand, and Razor stranded at the non-strikers end. Enter the Queensland number 11, with the task of seeing off a fired up bowler and trying to maintain his wicket long enough to get the winning runs. The bowler charged in, the batsman faced up and the crowd heard the sound of the ball smashing into the stumps and the SACA’s cheering. The bowler claimed a double hat trick, four wickets in four balls.

Queensland had lost 5 for 0 to be all out for 129 ensuring they lost the unlosable and destroyed any hope they had of claiming the title. With an innings that saw 7 ducks the Queensland boys were wondering how they had let it slip away, but celebrated the match in the right spirit til all hours.

DAY FIVE 17 November

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Rest Day Wednesday saw the Queenslanders have the bye. With some of the team electing to rest their fatigued bodies or take the opportunity to get a massage on their aching muscles. Other members decided it was a great chance to sample some of what South Australia has to offer and took part in a wine tour throughout the Barossa Valley.

It was a great day enjoyed by all with the highlight of the day being the private tour undertaken at Penfolds winery capped off with a tasting of a 1983 bottle of Grange – thanks Gilly!

ay five of the tournament saw Queensland take on the AFP at Marion oval. The newcomers had yet to record a victory and with no chance of winning the tournament, Queensland took the opportunity to give some of their fringe players a run and tinker with the bowling order.

Queensland finally won a toss and on a stinking hot day and small ground took the opportunity to have a bat. The team got off to a solid start but lost their first wicket, Life Member Colin Frederick Harvey, in the fourth over with the score on 39. This brought Reimers to the crease to team up with Paul Bonney. The pair set about totally dismantling the AFP attack and appeared to be having a competition with each other to see who could hit the biggest six.

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ANZPCC Adelaide 12-19 November 2016 cont ..

This competition intensified with both players closing in fast on a century and it was a race to see who would get to the milestone first. Bonney in his chase for glory was dismissed for 90 when he danced down the pitch looking to launch the spinner back over his head but was deceived by the spin and was stumped. A great innings though as Queensland reached 2/137 in the 14th over.

The runs kept coming though and another partnership then developed between Reimers and Atkinson both players continued to tear apart the AFP attack with the ball sailing over the boundary with relentless monotony. After a flurry Photo picturing: Sgt Phil Bell of big sixes, Atkinson was eventually dismissed for 83 caught on the boundary. Reimers however managed to carry his bat and at the end of the 45 overs Queensland had amassed 416 runs with Reimers unbeaten on 160. ueensland were confident, but on a small ground anything was possible and with the temperature pushing 38 degrees it was going to be a long afternoon in the field. Queensland opened the bowling with a couple of change bowlers and the AFP got off to a great start, making it to 87 in the 15th over before they lost their first wicket.

They then made it to 110 before they lost their next wicket but after that the wickets began to fall at regular intervals.

The opening batsman for the AFP however maintained his composure and continued to punish any loose deliveries Photo picturing: former S/C Dan Field accumulating 83 before he was brilliantly run out by a handy piece of fielding with a direct hit finding him well short of his ground. The AFP were ultimately all out in the 43rd over for 232.

Dan Field for Queensland provided a couple of highlights for the day. Apart from bowling 21 wides in his 9 over spell, five coming in one over, he also attained a unique double. Fieldy managed to score a 6 whilst batting and also give away a 6 while bowling with neither ball going over the boundary on the full – overthrows whilst batting and throwing the ball at the fielding helmet whilst bowling! Not an easy feat to achieve and only someone like Fieldy could do it.

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DAY six 18th November

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he final match of the tournament saw Queensland take on old rivals - the Kiwis - at Park 25. This match is always played in good spirits but is extremely competitive, with both teams keen to get the edge over each other. With neither side a chance of winning the tournament a decision was made to make the game a 20/20 match so that there would be an early finish to the day giving players time to prepare for the closing function. ueensland won the toss and elected to bat. The opening batsman were on fire early and raced to 86 after only 7 overs before they lost their first wicket. After that the scoring slowed a little however the boys continued to swing. Runs came but so did the wickets. Bonney and Reimers got the scoreboard ticking over again reaching 62 and 42 respectively. However the continuous loss of wickets kept stifling any momentum. At the end of the 20 overs, Queensland had reached 9 for 186. A very competitive total which meant the Kiwis were going to have to work hard for a victory.

New Zealand got off to the perfect start racing to 33 in the third over before then losing 2 wickets which put the brakes on things. After 10 overs they had reached 3 for 98 and were on track for a victory. Queensland knew they had to take wickets if they wanted to win. They managed to grab a couple more but the Kiwis weren’t going to give up. The Kiwis were on track when they lost their fifth wicket in the 15th over with the score on 147. Needing 40 runs in the final 5 overs, to secure a victory the pressure was on. The Kiwis maintained their composure and weren’t going to let it come down to the last over. With the final ball of the 19th over they hit the winning runs to snatch a victory.

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CRICKET CLOSING

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ith the Championships completed all that was left was for the teams to attend the closing function at the historic Adelaide oval. A magnificent setting with all teams making the most of the location posing for photographs under the scoreboard in the fading afternoon light.

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he teams were kept entertained at dinner by guest speaker and former Australian wicket keeper Wayne Phillips regaling all with amusing anecdotes of his time as a player and coach for Australia and South Australia.

The function saw the crowning of South Australia as the winners of the tournament and the naming of the combined ANZPCC team. Two Queensland players Peter Reimers and Paul Bonney were rewarded for their excellent efforts throughout the tournament by being named in the team. New South Wales were then announced as the host for the next tournament in 2018.

Another successful ANZPCC tournament was completed with all teams partaking in some fantastic cricket and enjoying some great fellowship, renewing old acquaintances and forging new friendships. The tournament was played in great spirits and enjoyed by all.

Particular thanks goes out to the following organisations who assisted the Queensland Police Cricket Association with vital support to attend these Championships: • Queensland Police Union of Employees • Queensland Police Sporting Association • Ostwald Brothers • Total Contract Services

• South City Mazda • MCG Legal • Multitrade • Zarraffa’s Coffee Southport

Written by Detective Sergeant Brooke Williams, Task Force Maxima, State Crime Command

EQUESTRIAN

The Ap and ES Games Equestrian Events QSEC Queensland

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he Equestrian Events were a highlight of the Ap and Es Games of 2016. Some of the countries best competitors came out and displayed their talents.

The events were held at QSEC Caboolture with outstanding organisation and execution from staff and volunteers.

All personnell from Police, Fire Services, Ambulance and other Volunteer Emergency Services from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands were eligible to compete.

The event ran from Tuesday October 11th to Thursday October 13th 2016.

Spectators were encouraged to come and check out the action on all competition days and as a result it was a great turn out with events, stalls and food and refreshments.

A big shout out to OzShots Photography for some great images of the events.

Visit their websit at www.ozshotz.com.au The Ap and ES Games Equestrian Results can be viewd at: www.nominate.com.au/equestdn/Results.aspx

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EQUESTRIAN

The Ap and ES Games Equestrian Champions Emperors Gold & Golden Halo

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he very talented Yvette Vlies. She competed two horses over the weekend of equestrian events, palomino quarter horse brother and sister.

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mperors Gold is a stunning Quarter Horse Stallion who had some success over competition: winning the adult handler and rider class for her age group, winning the Gold Medal for Medium level dressage winning Quarter Horse stallion and Dilute Stallion and getting the Gold Medal for Dilute Exhibit. Not to be shown up by her big brother, Golden Halo, only 4 years of age had some lovely success in the Show and Western Program including winning the Dilute Mare class and recieving the Bronze Medal for Dilute Exhibit. Yvette also tirelessly scored and helped for the entire weekend.

Congratulations Yvette!!

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EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - Show Horse Led Galloway 14 & ne 15hh

Led Show Pony under 14hh Rider no# 049

Rider Name Nicole Linton

Horse

Place

ODIN PARK CHINA DOLL 1st

Gold Medal Led Show Pony or Galloway - Lisa Dalmau - SHINDIG - QLD

Rider no# 033 052 051 040

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Lisa Dalmau SHINDIG Hayley Bowman SHEZA HILLBILLY Donna Gilliland TINDARRA EVENING LILY Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Silver Medal Led Show Pony or Galloway - Nicole Linton - ODIN PARK CHINA DOLL - QLD Bronze Medal Led Show Pony or Galloway - Hayley Bowman - SHEZA HILLBILLY - QLD

Led small Hack - 15hh & under 16hh Rider no# 032 011 025 004 073 016

Rider Name Lisa Dalmau Jenean Cooper Rebecca Bates Linda Smith Yvette Vlies Amber Windle

Horse

RENDEZVOUS PURELY GOSSIP WPH ISABELLA FORBES GOLDEN HALO BYALEE BRONZE

Led large Hack - 16hh + Place

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 4TH 4TH

Rider no# 005 067 006 015

Rider Name

Linda Smith Lisa Shilton Leanne Dalton Helen m Ridge

ALL THE TALK SAM LEXHIBITION MONI

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Gold Medal Led Show Hack - Lisa Dalmau - RENDEZVOUS - QLD Silver Medal Led Show Hack - Jenean Cooper - PURELY GOSSIP - QLD Bronze Medal Led Show Hack - Linda Smith - ALL THE TALK - QLD Supreme Led Show Horse - Lisa Dalmau - RENDEZVOUS - QLD

Led Hunter Pony or Galloway 14hh & under 14.2hh

Led small Hunter Hack 15hh & under 16hh

Rider no#

Rider no#

028 020 029 030

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK 1st Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE 2nd Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH 3rd Natalie Cole CHARISMATIC CABERET 4th

010 044 008 065 026 055

Rider Name

Horse

Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Yvette Vlies EMPERORS GOLD Paula Winkel LITTLEROCK DYNASTY Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN Amber Windle SPOT THE CROWN

Place 1ST 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Gold Medal Led Hunter Pony or Galloway - Belinda Worthington - ALOHA STAR TREK - QLD Silver Medal Led Hunter Pony or Galloway - Lorraine Dutton - TYDEPARKOAKIE - NSW Bronze Medal Led Hunter Pony or Galloway - Natalie Cole - CRACK THE CASH - QLD

Rider no# 042 003 024 074 022 037

Rider Name

25

Adult Handler 18-29yrs

Led large Hunter Hack 16hh+ Horse

Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Rebecca Bates IMMENHOF FAME Melissa Willmot WILLOW Brianna Wolff BENEFACTION Michelle Spiteri ARALUEN GOLD

Place

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Gold Medal Led Hunter Hack

- Jenean Cooper - KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST - QLD Silver Medal Led Hunter Hack - Kelli Adams - KELS HUGO BOSS - NSW Bronze Medal Led Hunter Hack - Linden Knight - CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE - NSW Supreme Led Hunter Horse - Jenean Cooper - KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST - QLD

Rider no#

037 052 040 007

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Michelle Spiteri ARALUEN GOLD Hayley Bowman SHEZA HILLBILLY Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA Emma Ireland RAIN SHADOW

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Adult handler 30-39yrs Rider no#

029 074 044 003 016 054

Rider Name

Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Melissa Willmot WILLOW Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE Yvette Tarrier EBONY

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - Show Horse cont..

Adult Handler 40-49yrs Rider no# 032 010 011 028 026 051

Adult Handler 50+yrs

Rider Name

Horse

Lisa Dalmau RENDEZVOUS Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS Jenean Cooper PURELY GOSSIP Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN Donna Gilliland TINDARRA EVENING LILY

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Led Pony/Galloway- Bred to type Rider no# 033 028 029 052 020 051 029

Rider Name

Horse

Rider no# 008 020 015

Rider Name Yvette Vlies Lorraine Dutton Helen m Ridge

Horse

EMPERORS GOLD TYDEPARKOAKIE MONI

Place 1st 2nd 3rd

Led small hack-ne 16hh- Bred to type Place

Lisa Dalmau SHINDIG Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Hayley Bowman SHEZA HILBILLY Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE Donna Gilliland TINDARRA EVENING LILY Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 4th 3rd

Rider no# 032 044 025 016 026

Rider Name

Horse

Lisa Dalmau RENDEZVOUS Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Rebecca Bates WPH ISABELLA Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Led large hack (16hh ne 16.2hh) - Bred to type

Led Large Hack (16.2hh and over) Bred to type

Rider no#

Rider no#

074 015

Rider Name

Horse

Melissa Willmot Helen m Ridge

WILLOW MONI

Place 1st 2nd

005 006

Rider Name Linda Smith Leanne Dalton

Horse

ALL THE TALK LEXHIBITION

Led unregistered/unknown breed Pony/Galloway

Led unregistered /unknown breed Hack

Rider no# 040

Rider Name

Hayley Mcdonnell

Horse

Place

Rider no#

Horse

Place

Best Presented Ridden small Hack

PEPPA

1st

Best Presented Ridden Pony Rider no# 049

Rider Name Nicole Linton

ODIN PARK CHINA DOLL

1st

Best Presented Ridden Galloway Rider no# 033 028 035 051 040 029

Rider Name

Horse

Lisa Dalmau SHINDIG Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Erin Mcdonall FAYT Donna Gilliland TINDARRA EVENING LILY Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

SERVICE TURNOUT/UNIFORM U/S Rider no# 037 020 003 026 016 067 006 010 068

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Michelle Spiteri ARALUEN GOLD 1st Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE 2nd Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE 3rd Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN 4th Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE 4th Lisa Shilton SAM 4th Leanne Dalton LEXHIBITION 4th Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS 4th Simon Shilton Oxford Oaks Mayhem in Motion 4th

010 003 054 037

Rider no#

032 011 025 007

Rider Name

Horse

Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Yvette Tarrier EBONY Michelle Spiteri ARALUEN GOLD

Rider Name Lisa Dalmau Jenean Cooper Rebecca Bates Emma Ireland

Horse

RENDEZVOUS PURELY GOSSIP WPH ISABELLA RAIN SHADOW

Place 1st 2nd

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Best Presented Ridden Large Hack Rider no#

042 005 015 029

Rider Name

Horse

Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Linda Smith ALL THE TALK Helen m Ridge MONI Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Novice Show Pony or Galloway Rider no#

029 040 049 052

Rider Name

Horse

Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA Nicole Linton ODIN PARK CHINA DOLL

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - Show Horse cont..

Novice large Show Hack

Novice small Show Hack Rider no#

025 007 051 021 073

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Rebecca Bates WPH ISABELLA 1st Emma Ireland RAIN SHADOW 2nd Donna Gilliland TINDARRA EVENING LILY 3rd Simon Shilton OXFORD OAKS MAYHEM IN MOTION 4th Yvette Vlies GOLDEN HALO 5th

Rider no# 005 036 006 015 056

Rider Name

Horse

Linda Smith ALL THE TALK Erin Mcdonall WOODBURY JUST MAGIC Leanne Dalton LEXHIBITION Helen m Ridge MONI Carolyn Emerson DELPHI

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th DNP

Novice Show Hunter Pony or Galloway

Gold Medal Novice Show Horse - Linda Smith - ALL THE TALK - QLD

Rider no# 028 020

Silver Medal Novice Show Horse - Erin Mcdonall - WOODBURY JUST MAGIC - NSW

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE

1st 2nd

Bronze Medal Novice Show Horse - Rebecca Bates - WPH ISABELLA - QLD

Novice Small Hunter Hack Rider no# 010 044 026 031 065 043

Rider Name

Novice Large Hunter Hack Horse

Place

Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS 1st Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER 2nd Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN 3rd Christie Critchley FALCON 4th Paula Winkel LITTLEROCK DYNASTY 4th Brenda Jones OXFORD OAKS CANTERVILLE GHOST 4th

Rider no# 024 003 074 047 022

Rider Name

Rebecca Bates IMMENHOF FAME Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Melissa Willmot WILLOW Elizabeth Bartel MEMMIE Brianna Wolff BENEFACTION

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th

Open Show Pony or Galloway Gold Medal Novice Show Hunter - Kelli Adams - KELS HUGO BOSS - NSW

Rider no#

Rider Name

Silver Medal Novice Show Hunter - Stacey Mowlem - KPM RACKETEER - QLD

033 049 035

Bronze Medal Novice Show Hunter

Open small Show Hack

- Rebecca Bates - IMMENHOF FAME - QLD

Rider no#

Open large Show Hack Rider no# 036 005 006 015 067

Rider Name

Horse

Erin Mcdonall WOODBURY JUST MAGIC Linda Smith ALL THE TALK Leanne Dalton LEXHIBITION Helen m Ridge MONI Lisa Shilton SAM

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th

010 044 031 026 043

Rider Name

Place

Rider Name Lisa Dalmau Jenean Cooper Rebecca Bates Emma Ireland

Horse

Place

RENDEZVOUS PURELY GOSSIP WPH ISABELLA RAIN SHADOW

1st 2nd 3rd

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Gold Medal Open Show Horse - Lisa Dalmau - RENDEZVOUS - QLD

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Silver Medal Open Show Horse - Erin Mcdonall - WOODBURY JUST MAGIC - NSW Bronze Medal Open Show Horse - Lisa Dalmau - SHINDIG - QLD

Open Small Hunter Hack Rider no#

032 011 025 007

Horse

Lisa Dalmau SHINDIG Nicole Linton ODIN PARK CHINA DOLL Erin Mcdonall FAYT

Horse

Place

Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS 1st Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER 2nd Christie Critchley FALCON 3rd Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN 4th Brenda Jones OXFORD OAKS CANTERVILLE GHOST 5th

Supreme Open Show Horse - Lisa Dalmau - RENDEZVOUS - QLD

Open Show Hunter Pony or Galloway Rider no#

028 020 029

Rider Name

Horse

Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH

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Place 1st 2nd 3rd

EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - Show Horse cont..

Lady rider 18-29yrs

Open Large Hunter Hack Rider no# 042 003 024 008 074

Rider Name

Horse

Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Rebecca Bates IMMENHOF FAME Yvette Vlies EMPERORS GOLD Melissa Willmot WILLOW

Place

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Rider no# 040 037 019

036 003 024 029 047 074

Lady rider 40-49yrs Rider no# 010 042 050 065 026 067

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA 2nd Michelle Spiteri ARALUEN GOLD 1st Riana Murray WARRALEE SCOOTS BUNDY BEAR 3rd

Lady rider 30-39yrs Rider no#

Gold Medal Open Show Hunter - Jenean Cooper - KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST - QLD Silver Medal Open Show Hunter - Kelli Adams - KELS HUGO BOSS - NSW Bronze Medal Open Show Hunter - Belinda Worthington - ALOHA STAR TREK - QLD Supreme Open Show Hunter - Kelli Adams - KELS HUGO BOSS - NSW

Rider Name

Rider Name

Erin Mcdonall WOODBURY JUST MAGIC Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Rebecca Bates IMMENHOF FAME Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Elizabeth Bartel MEMMIE Melissa Willmot WILLOW

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Lady rider 50yrs+

Rider Name

Horse

Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS Jenean Cooper TBA Donna Gilliland PEPPYS MOONDANCE Paula Winkel LITTLEROCK DYNASTY Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN Lisa Shilton SAM

Place

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

Rider no# 008 020 015

Rider Name Yvette Vlies Lorraine Dutton Helen m Ridge

EMPERORS GOLD TYDEPARKOAKIE MONI

1st 2nd 3rd

Gentleman Rider – 18+ Gold Medal Rider Ring 1 - Kelli Adams - KELS HUGO BOSS - NSW Silver Medal Rider Ring 1 - Jenean Cooper - KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST - QLD Bronze Medal Rider Ring 1 - Michelle Spiteri - ARALUEN GOLD - NSW Gold Medal Rider Ring 2 - Erin Mcdonall - WOODBURY JUST MAGIC - NSW Silver Medal Rider Ring 2 - Linden Knight - CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE - NSW Bronze Medal Rider Ring 2 - Yvette Vlies - EMPERORS GOLD - QLD Supreme Rider - Erin Mcdonall - WOODBURY JUST MAGIC - NSW

Rider no#

068

003 037 015

Rider Name

Rider no#

028 040

Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Michelle Spiteri ARALUEN GOLD Helen m Ridge MONI

Place 1st 2nd 3rd

020 052 019

Rider Name Lorraine Dutton

011

Horse

TYDEPARKOAKIE

Riana Murray WARRALEE SCOOTS BUNDY BEAR

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA

1st 2nd

Place

1st 2nd 3rd

Rider Name Jenean Cooper

PURELY GOSSIP

1st

Pleasure Large Hack 16.2hh and over Rider no#

Pleasure Pony or Galloway Rider no#

Rider Name

Best educated Small Hack Rider no#

Horse

Simon Shilton OXFORD OAKS MAYHEM IN MOTION 1st

Best educated Pony or Galloway

Best educated Large Hack Rider no#

Rider Name

037 015

Rider Name Michelle Spiteri Helen m Ridge

Horse

ARALUEN GOLD MONI

Place 1st 2nd

EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - WESTERN Halter Classes QUARTER HORSE Rider no#

Rider Name

Rider no#

Rider no#

008

050 029 073

046 030

PAINT Horse

Place

Rider no#

Rider Name

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Rider no#

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Rider no#

Yvette Vlies

EMPERORS GOLD

Donna Gilliland PEPPYS MOONDANCE Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Yvette Vlies GOLDEN HALO

Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM Natalie Cole CHARISMATIC CABERET

1st

1st 2nd 3rd

1st 2nd

Gold Medal Quarter Horse - Kimberley Lyons - CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM - QLD Silver Medal Quarter Horse - Donna Gilliland - PEPPYS MOONDANCE - QLD Bronze Medal Quarter Horse - Yvette Vlies - EMPERORS GOLD - QLD

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Stacey Mowlem DAYTONA SWEET CHIP

Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER

Horse

Place

Rider no#

Rider Name

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Rider no#

Rider Name

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Rider no#

Rider Name

Rider Name

Rider no#

Rider no# 042 044

042 044

Place

CHECKBOOK

Katrina Lewis

AWELUMINOUS

1st

Katrina Lewis OH SO SUBTLE Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS

Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER

1st 2nd

1st 2nd

Gold: Katrina Lewis Silver: Katrina Lewis Bronze: Annette Ryan

008

025 073

030 016 028

Yvette Vlies

060 001

Rider no# 061 028 015 003 010 020

1st

1st 2nd

Rebecca Bates Yvette Vlies

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

EMPERORS GOLD

WPH ISABELLA GOLDEN HALO

Natalie Cole CHARISMATIC CABERET Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK

Rider Name Katrina Lewis Brad Ryan

Rider Name

1st

DNR 1st

DNR 2nd 1st

Gold: Yvette Vlies Silver: Belinda Worthington Bronze: Yvette Vlies

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OTHER BREED Rider no#

1st

DILUTE

Rider no#

061 034

045

Horse

Lynette Dunn

Gold Medal Paint - Stacey Mowlem - DAYTONA SWEET CHIP - QLD Silver Medal Paint - Jenean Cooper - KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST - QLD Bronze Medal Paint - Lynette Dunn - CHECKBOOK - QLD

APPALOOSA 060

077

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

AWELUMINOUS RHEEBA

Katrina Lewis OH SO SUBTLE Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Helen m Ridge MONI Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE

1st 2nd

1st 2nd 3rd DNR DNR DNR

Gold: Katrina Lewis Silver: Katrina Lewis Bronze: Belinda Worthington

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EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - WESTERN Showmanship at Halter Classes Class 92 - Beginner Rider no# 051 020 044 066 050 029 040 015 055 003

Rider Name

Class 93 - Open Horse

Donna Gilliland TINDARRA EVENING LILY Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Tracey Charles OBSESSED TO PARR T Donna Gilliland PEPPYS MOONDANCE Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA Helen m Ridge MONI Amber Windle SPOT THE CROWN Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE

Place

DNR DNR 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH SCR DNR

Rider no# 060 034 046 028 061

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Katrina Lewis AWELUMINOUS 1ST Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS 2ND Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM 3RD Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK 4TH Katrina Lewis OH SO SUBTLE DNR

Hunter in Hand Class 94 – Junior horse Rider no# 061 045 060 066 020 073 026

Rider Name

Class 95 – Senior horse Horse

Katrina Lewis OH SO SUBTLE Stacey Mowlem DAYTONA SWEET CHIP Katrina Lewis AWELUMINOUS Tracey Charles OBSESSED TO PARR T Lorraine Dutton Tyde Park Oakie Yvette Vlies GOLDEN HALO Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th scr scr

Hunter under Saddle Class 96 – Beginner Rider no# 055 029 026 020 015 031 028 054 006 010

Rider Name

Horse

Amber Windle SPOT THE CROWN Natalie Cole Crack the Cash Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN Lorraine Dutton Tyde Park Oakie Helen m Ridge MONI Christie Critchley Falcon Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Yvette Tarrier EBONY Leanne Dalton LEXHIBITION Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th scr scr scr scr

Class 99 – Beginner 044 003 029 055 031 026 015 054 006 016 010 073 028

Rider Name

Rider Name

Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Helen m Ridge MONI Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Amber Windle SPOT THE CROWN

1s 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th scr scr

Class 97 – Junior horse

Hunt seat equitation Rider no#

Rider no#

042 044 003 034 046 029 015 028 055

Horse

Stacey Mowlem KPM Racketer Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Amber Windle Spot the Crown Christie Critchley FALCON Jaimie Reardon ASHAM SWAGMAN Helen m Ridge MONI Yvette Tarrier EBONY Leanne Dalton LEXHIBITION Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE Kelli Adams KELS HUGO BOSS Yvette Vlies GOLDEN HALO Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK

Place

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 7th 8th scr scr scr scr scr scr

Rider no# 073

Rider Name Yvette Vlies

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

GOLDEN HALO

scr

Class 98 – Senior horse Rider no# 046 042 044 003 034 031 029

Rider Name

Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS Christie Critchley FALCON Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH

1st 2nd 3rd 4th scr scr scr

Class 100 - Open Rider no# 044 046 042 003 034 031 003 055

Rider Name

Stacey Mowlem KPM Racketer Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM Jenean Cooper KAYJAE TOUCH OF FROST Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS Christie Critchley FALCON Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Amber Windle SPOT THE CROWN

1st 2nd 3rd scr scr scr scr scr

EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - WESTERN PLEASURE Western Pleasure Class 101 – Beginner Rider no# 029 003 050 040 016 078 080

Rider Name

Class 103 – Senior horse Horse

Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Donna Gilliland PEPPYS MOONDANCE Hayly McDonnell Peppa Amber Windle Byalee Bronze Joanne Stephenson JOHNO Bree Jones CHARM

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

Western horsemanship

046 034 028

Rider Name

Horse

046 028 029

Place

Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM 1st Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS 2nd Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK DNP

Rider Name

Horse

Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH

Place 1st 2nd 3rd

Western horsemanship Class 104 – Beginner horse/rider Rider no#

Class 105 – Open Rider no#

Rider no#

029 016 003 040 050

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA Donna Gilliland PEPPYS MOONDANCE

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Ranch riding Class 106 – Beginner horse/rider Rider no# 078 012 029 044 003 028 015 080

Rider Name

Horse

Class 107 – Open Place

Joanne Stephenson JOHNO Jo-ann Mcconnell RUF TUCKER Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK Helen m Ridge MONI Bree Jones CHARM

E 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

Rider no# 034 028 029 003 044 015

Rider Name

Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS 1st Belinda Worthington ALOHA STAR TREK 2nd Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH 3rd Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE 4th Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER 5th Helen m Ridge MONI 6th

Western trail Class 108 – Beginner Rider no# 020 040 048 029 003 031

Rider Name

Class 110 – Senior horse Horse

Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE Hayley Mcdonnell PEPPA Elizabeth Bartel LARRY Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE Christie Critchley FALCON

Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Rider no# 044 034 046 020 050 003

Rider Name

Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS Kimberley Lyons CHIPS TEXAS RHYTHUM Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE Donna Gilliland PEPPYS MOONDANCE Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE

Reining

Working stock horse

Class 111 – Beginner

Class 114

Rider no# 080 016 078

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Horse

Place

Bree Jones CHARM Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE Joanne Stephenson JOHNO

1st 2nd 3rd

Class 113 – Senior horse Rider no# 012 029 080

Rider Name

Jo-ann Mcconnell RUF TUCKER Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Bree Jones CHARM

Rider no# 020 029 002 080 078

Rider Name

Horse

Lorraine Dutton TYDEPARKOAKIE Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH Brad Ryan LUCY Bree Jones CHARM Joanne Stephenson JOHNO

1st E E

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Place 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

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EQUESTRIAN RESULTS Results - WESTERN DRESSAGE Western Dressage Class 115 Western Dressage Basic Level Test 1

Class 115 Western Dressage Basic Level 2

Rider no#

Rider no#

003 044 012 016 034 029

Rider Name

Horse

Place

Linden Knight CASTLE ROCK RENEGADE 1st Stacey Mowlem KPM RACKETEER 2nd Jo-ann Mcconnell RUF TUCKER 3rd Amber Windle BYALEE BRONZE 4th Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS 5th Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH 6th

GOLF GOLF - Men’s - Open - A Grade GOLF - Men’s - Open A Grade

Name ROBERTSON, Duncan BODEY, Chris WILSON, Troy

State Place Score QLD QLD QLD

1 2 3

127 131 136

034 029

Rider Name

Horse

Sporting Events and Show Jumping can be

https://www.nominate.com.au/ equestdn/Results.aspx found at

Place

Annette Ryan OREGON PARK PRINCE MIDAS 1st Natalie Cole CRACK THE CASH 2nd

LAWN BOWLS

T

he Lawn Bowls competition had five events – three Open events, and two Novice events with an overall registration of 118 players participating.

All events were strongly contested, and by end of the week, many new friendships had been formed, with promises to catch up again at other bowls events.

All Australian State and Territories were represented, as well as players from New Zealand What’s in a Name

One of the early team registrations came from four AFP fellows – Erico Kusnandar, Gerard Cahill, Nicholas Jack and Jordan Dowling. They showed some imagination in their team name selection by calling themselves “Irritable Bowls Syndrome (IBS)”. These fellows thoroughly enjoyed their time at the Games and won the Bronze medal in the Novice Fours competition. The medals were presented by Judith Wright (Sports Coordinator) – photos attached.

The “Tassie” Grass Cutters The Novice section had a Ladies Police team that kept everyone in fits of laughter, and enjoyment. They were the most popular team at the Lawn Bowls - with other players and club patrons alike. The Ladies created such laughter and fun during the week, that it raised the social atmosphere for all. This typified the spirit of participation at the Games. A special award was sent to their OIC (Sgt Peter May) in Hobart, and the Police Commissioner Darren Hine arranged an afternoon tea for the Ladies to present them with their awards. Special thanks to Rowena Watling, Mel Thomas, Rebecca Wozniak, Alison Woolley and Alison Kay for your special contribution to the Games.

7 Queensland Medal Winners Line up for Australian Police Bowls Championships The Queensland Police Bowls Club (QPBC) was well represented at the AP&ES Games, and seven of the medal winners will also be playing for the Queensland team in the Australian Police Bowls Championships (APBC) at Caloundra in March 2017. Those involved are – Matt Tonkin (Singles - Gold); Dan Moore (Pairs – Gold; Singles – Bronze); Terry Little & Clint Turner (Pairs – Silver); Russell Harber & Darren Taylor (Pairs – Bronze); Neville Ingram (Fours – Bronze). Well done Queenslanders.

Nadine’s First Win Sergeant Nadine Webster (DCPC Yamanto) only took up bowls about a year ago, and joined the QPBC, and her local Rosewood Bowls Club. When she heard about the AP&ES Games, she thought what a great opportunity to be involved seeing that the Games were being held in her home State, Queensland. Her excitement resulted in an early registration for the Games – in all three Open events.

Next, it was time to get in some practice at Rosewood – this lady was serious about the Games. A partner was found for the Pairs and a team for the Fours, and she was ready to go.

Despite not having any wins in the Pairs, she continued with enthusiasm in the Fours, where her team won their first game, but had close losses after that. Next, the Singles, and this time, Nadine was on her own, and four hard games in front of her. Regardless of the result, Nadine came off the green with the same smile on her face. And then it happened, in her second last game, Nadine had her first singles win when she beat a Victorian Corrections Officer – 9 shots to 7 and winning 6 of the 10 ends. That made her week, and she was on “cloud nine”.

Congratulations Nadine.

Last Minute Entries It was late September, and registrations were about to close, and two more players were needed to make up a team. Sports Coordinator, Alex Wright contacted two QPBC members, to see if they would fill the vacancies in the Open Fours. Liz Little and Neville Ingram both agreed to play, and they were matched up with Melbourne Firies John Garvin and Chris Trevean. The end result was that they won Bronze, proving that single entries, placed into a team, can win medals.

Close Finishes The finals series of the Open Fours event resulted in close finishes in all games. Both semi-finals games resulted in draws, needing an extra end to be played to decide winners. Then in the play-off for Bronze, it was another drawn game and an extra end before the team of Liz Little, Nev Ingram, Chris Trevean and John Garvin collected the Bronze. No one was more excited than Liz Little, as her husband Terry had already collected Silver in the Pairs.

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POWERLIFTING So what is powerlifting..?

P

owerlifting is an individualised sport compromising of squat, bench press, and deadlift. It is training for strength using a barbell and with the three lifts combined uses virtually every muscle in the body. There are two types of powerlifting, Raw and Equipped (Means the athlete wears support equipment to lift). In competition every lifter is allowed the opportunity to attempt each lift three times and the winner is determined by the sum of their best lifts – Squat + Bench + Deadlift = Total.

I have been competing in powerlifting for 20 months now. I started out in crossfit as a way to get my fitness and strength back after having 2 girls and quickly fell in love with lifting heavy weights.

I train 5 to 6 days juggling session around shifts. I have a complete set up at home so I can lift at any time. I am also coached and supported by Tempered Barbell Clun Ormeau.

In my first year of lifting I took out the Australian deadlift record twice. This year I have focused on gaining strength and made the move to move up a weight class in order to do so. I am currently ranked 4th in Australia in the 63 kilo open category.

I compete under Powerlifting Australia as they are the only powerlifting body in Australia to be recognised by the Australian Sports Commission and the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Agency.

In October this year I was selected on the Australia Team to represent the country at the Asia/Oceania Powerlifting Championships in Christchurch New Zealand. I will travel to New Zealand in December.

A

t present my totals are 145kilos for the squat, 77.5kilos for the bench press and 170kilos for the deadlift. My plan for New Zealand is to increase my current total to over 400kilos.

S/Const Heidi Kearns represented Australia at the Asia/Oceania Championships in New Zealand between December 4-11 2016.

SWIMMING Brisbane SA Open Water Championship Meet Australasian Police & Emergency Serv Games - 13/10/2016 to 14/10/2016 Results

Event 1 Men 22-24 400 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 3 Men 22-24 100 LC Meter Backstroke

Event 5 Men 35-39 50 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 1 Men 25-29 400 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 3 Men 35-39 100 LC Meter Backstroke

Event 5 Men 40-44 50 LC Meter Freestyle

2 Henderson, Jake --- McDonald, Ryan

1 Watkins, Chris 3 Southern, Trevor 4 Weller, Ross

24 WA Police 23 Nsw Police

29 Nsw Police 25 QAS 27 Nsw Police

4:44.43 NS

4:25.81 5:07.81 6:09.98

Event 1 Men 35-39 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Fox, Adam

36 QAS

5:26.27

Event 1 Men 40-44 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Watson, Mark 2 Settree, Marty

41 Nsw Police 41 Nsw Police

5:32.02 5:57.91

Event 1 Men 45-49 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Jones, David 2 Kendall, Cox

49 NZ Police 47 QAS

5:00.71 6:18.80

Event 1 Men 50-54 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Belmar, Roger 2 Brayley, Gary 3 Wendt, Terrence 4 Henney, Mark 5 Jakubans, Stephen --- Beveridge, Bob --- Joon, Ombir

51 Sls Qld 51 QPS 53 PSBA 54 Nsw Police 50 WA Police 54 Aviation Rff 54 Cap Correction

5:03.04 5:48.38 6:27.08 6:46.42 7:28.53 NS NS

Event 1 Men 55-59 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Mellor, Peter 2 Murphy, Kenneth

56 QPS 55 Nsw FR

5:19.67 6:07.76

Event 1 Men 60-64 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Cleves, Phil 2 McMurray, Bryan

60 WA Police 63 NZ Dcs

5:41.52 6:30.15

Event 1 Men 70-74 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Harris, Leonard 2 Gayther, Bill

70 Sls Qld 72 Victoria Police

7:00.02 7:11.74

Event 2 Women 22-24 400 LC Meter Freestyle 3 Martin, Caroline Event 2 Women 1 Reidy, Kendall 2 Kruger, Leigh

24 WA Police 7:54.77 25-29 400 LC Meter Freestyle 25 NZ Police 4:52.58 27 PSBA 6:12.06

Event 2 Women 30-34 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Carr, Erin 2 Hatcher, Chloe

34 WA Police 32 Rfs Nsw

6:26.68 7:14.22

Event 2 Women 35-39 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Minor, Katie

37 WA Police

6:08.52

Event 2 Women 45-49 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Burns, Emma 2 Rowe, Janet

46 NZ Police 49 Vic Esta

5:45.52 8:24.01

Event 2 Women 50-54 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Jonson, Gail

51 NZ Police

5:27.16

Event 2 Women 55-59 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Hatcher, Sally

59 Rfs Nsw

8:30.93

Event 2 Women 60-64 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Bussell, Sue

60 Worksafe Vic

6:30.93

Event 2 Women 65-69 400 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

1 McDonald, Ryan 2 Bennett, Jack

1 Petersen, Jeremy --- Fox, Adam

23 Nsw Police 23 Victoria Police

35 WA Police 36 QAS

1:14.73 1:24.90

1:36.43 DQ

Event 3 Men 40-44 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Watson, Mark 2 Hutchinson, Brad

41 Nsw Police 42 St Johns

1:24.60 1:36.68

Event 3 Men 45-49 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Jones, David 2 Schultz, Anthony 3 Baker, Stephen

49 NZ Police 45 CFA 47 Nsw Police

1:17.26 1:20.62 1:40.36

Event 3 Men 50-54 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Gibson, Glenn 2 Joon, Ombir

53 Victoria Police 54 Cap Correction

1:38.09 1:56.24

Event 3 Men 55-59 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Murphy, Kenneth 2 Mellor, Peter

55 Nsw FR 56 QPS

1:26.69 1:31.25

Event 3 Men 60-64 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 McMurray, Bryan

63 NZ Dcs

1:56.40

Event 3 Men 70-74 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Mathews, Stephen

72 Nsw Police

2:14.27

Event 3 Men 80-84 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Anstee, Ron

81 Victoria Police

2:25.14

Event 4 Women 30-34 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Nevell, Belinda 2 Carr, Erin 3 Hatcher, Chloe

33 QPS 34 WA Police 32 Rfs Nsw

1:12.74 1:33.06 1:47.49

Event 4 Women 40-44 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Stewart, Donna

40 QPS

1:38.23

Event 4 Women 45-49 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Burns, Emma 4 2 Rowe, Janet

6 NZ Police 49 Vic Esta

1:29.61 2:07.60

Event 4 Women 50-54 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Jonson, Gail

51 NZ Police

1:24.95

Event 4 Women 55-59 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Hasemann, Marie 2 Hatcher, Sally

59 Alex Head Sls 59 Rfs Nsw

1:47.11 3:12.67

Event 4 Women 65-69 100 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

2:14.73

Event 5 Men 22-24 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Henderson, Jake 2 McDonald, Ryan 3 Bennett, Jack

24 WA Police 23 Nsw Police 23 Victoria Police

24.76 26.80 27.70

Event 5 Men 25-29 50 LC Meter Freestyle 4 Southern, Trevor 25 QAS 28.26 5 Weller, Ross 27 Nsw Police 31.08

Event 5 Men 30-34 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Sinfield, Paul 30 Nsw Ambulance 29.38

1 Fox, Adam 36 QAS 2 Petersen, Jeremy 35 WA Police

1 Watson, Mark 41 Nsw Police 2 Settree, Marty 41 Nsw Police 3 Monro, Jeffrey 43 QAS 4 Hutchinson, Brad 42 St Johns

30.74 34.38

29.55 30.24 33.32 35.39

Event 5 Men 45-49 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Jones, David 49 NZ Police 2 Schultz, Anthony 45 CFA 3 Edwards, Paul 45 Nsw Police 4 Jocumsen, Michael 45 QPS 5 Hill, Graham 49 Nsw Police 6 Panaho, Shane 48 QPS 7 Kendall, Cox 47 QAS 8 Baker, Stephen 47 Nsw Police --- Garner, Derek 49 QPS

28.03 30.31 31.29 31.44 32.26 32.86 34.07 35.73 NS

Event 5 Men 50-54 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Holt, Greg 52 Qld Frs 2 Stubbs, Michael 51 Ses Nsw 3 Brayley, Gary 51 QPS 4 Wendt, Terrence 53 PSBA 5 Gibson, Glenn 53 Victoria Police 6 Joon, Ombir 54 Cap Correction 7 Jakubans, Stephen 50 WA Police 8 Keltie, Adrian 54 Victoria Police --- Belmar, Roger 51 Sls Qld --- Beveridge, Bob 54 Aviation Rff

29.86 31.49 32.34 33.98 35.46 35.56 36.50 40.97 DQ NS

Event 5 Men 55-59 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Mellor, Peter 2 Jacobson, Brett 3 Ballard, Gary

56 QPS 2 55 Nsw FR 56 Nsw Police

9.80 32.22 32.79

Event 5 Men 60-64 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Cleves, Phil 2 McMurray, Bryan

60 WA Police 63 NZ Dcs

31.92 35.21

Event 5 Men 65-69 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Smith, Bruce 2 Scannell, John

65 QFES 67 Vic Cor

34.16 39.05

Event 5 Men 70-74 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Harris, Leonard 2 Gayther, Bill 3 Mathews, Stephen

70 Sls Qld 72 Victoria Police 72 Nsw Police

35.23 38.50 41.68

Event 5 Men 75-79 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Jessup, Colin

75 Victoria Police

55.34

Event 5 Men 80-84 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Anstee, Ron

81 Victoria Police

59.91

Event 6 Women 22-24 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Thompson, Jade 3 Martin, Caroline

24 QPS 24 WA Police

31.77 43.30

Event 6 Women 25-29 50 LC Meter Freestyle 2 Kruger, Leigh

27 PSBA

32.47

Event 6 Women 30-34 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Saville, Lucy 2 Carr, Erin 3 Hatcher, Chloe 4 Devereux, Kristy

31 QPS 34 WA Police 32 Rfs Nsw 33 WA Police

30.51 35.95 38.88 47.31

Event 6 Women 35-39 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Minor, Katie 37 WA Police 34.08

8:34.83

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Event 6 Women 40-44 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Stewart, Donna 2 Fuller, Toni 3 Pyke, Melinda

40 QPS 40 Nsw Police 43 QPS

33.59 33.74 40.41

Event 6 Women 45-49 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Drabsch, Lara 2 Burns, Emma 3 Stubbs, Michelle 4 Rowe, Janet

45 Nsw Police 46 NZ Police 49 Woolgoolga 49 Vic Esta

33.65 34.08 41.54 47.59

Event 6 Women 50-54 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Jonson, Gail 2 Barrett, Vicki

51 NZ Police 53 QPS

34.20 41.98

Event 6 Women 55-59 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Hasemann, Marie 2 Hatcher, Sally

59 Alex Head Sls 59 Rfs Nsw

41.66 54.67

Event 6 Women 65-69 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

55.14

Event 6 Women 70-74 50 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Coghill, Wendy

70 Maroochy

1:25.53

Event 7 Men 200-239 200 LC M Medley Relay 1 Nsw Police 2 WA Police 3 Victoria Police

A A A

2:25.40 2:27.91 2:43.86

Event 7 Men 240-279 200 LC M Medley Relay 1 Nsw FR

A

2:32.79

Event 7 Men 280-319 200 LC M Medley Relay 1 Victoria Police

B

4:03.66

Event 8 Women 200-239 200 LC Mtr Medley Relay 1 NZ Police A 2:28.77 2 WA Police A 2:44.62 3 Rfs Nsw A 3:24.49 --- QPS A X3:00.30 --- Victoria Police A NS

Event 9 Men 22-24 100 LC Meter Breaststroke

Event 9 Men 55-59 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Murphy, Kenneth

55 Nsw FR

1:45.37

Event 9 Men 65-69 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Smith, Bruce

65 QFES

2:05.55

Event 10 Women 22-24 100 LC M Breaststroke 2 Thompson, Jade

24 QPS

1:21.34

Event 10 Women 25-29 100 LC M Breaststroke 1 Reidy, Kendall 3 Kruger, Leigh

25 NZ Police 27 PSBA

1:16.20 1:37.95

Event 11 Men 55-59 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Ballard, Gary 2 Jacobson, Brett

56 Nsw Police 55 Nsw FR

38.64 45.16

Event 11 Men 60-64 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 McMurray, Bryan

63 NZ Dcs

48.51

Event 11 Men 70-74 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Gayther, Bill

72 Victoria Police

54.32

Event 12 Women 30-34 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Hatcher, Chloe

32 Rfs Nsw

57.06

Event 10 Women 30-34 100 LC M Breaststroke

Event 12 Women 35-39 50 LC Meter Butterfly

Event 10 Women 40-44 100 LC M Breaststroke

Event 12 Women 40-44 50 LC Meter Butterfly

1 Hatcher, Chloe

1 Stewart, Donna 2 Fuller, Toni 3 Pyke, Melinda

32 Rfs Nsw

40 QPS 40 Nsw Police 43 QPS

2:06.13

1:35.65 1:40.35 1:52.98

Event 10 Women 45-49 100 LC M Breaststroke --- Rowe, Janet

49 Vic Esta

DQ

Event 10 Women 50-54 100 LC M Breaststroke 1 Jonson, Gail 2 Barrett, Vicki

51 NZ Police 53 QPS

1:39.79 2:13.50

Event 10 Women 55-59 100 LC M Breaststroke 1 Hatcher, Sally

59 Rfs Nsw

2:26.15

Event 10 Women 65-69 100 LC M Breaststroke 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

2:35.02

Event 10 Women 70-74 100 LC M Breaststroke 1 Coghill, Wendy

70 Maroochy

3:28.07

Event 11 Men 22-24 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Henderson, Jake 2 McDonald, Ryan 4 Bennett, Jack

24 WA Police 23 Nsw Police 23 Victoria Police

26.14 27.42 33.08

Event 11 Men 25-29 50 LC Meter Butterfly 3 Southern, Trevor

25 QAS

30.34

1 Minor, Katie

1 Stewart, Donna 2 Fuller, Toni

37 WA Police

40 QPS 40 Nsw Police

38.82

38.45 38.58

Event 12 Women 45-49 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Drabsch, Lara

45 Nsw Police

37.07

Event 12 Women 50-54 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Jonson, Gail

51 NZ Police

35.37

Event 12 Women 55-59 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Hatcher, Sally

59 Rfs Nsw

1:17.93

Event 12 Women 65-69 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

1:13.80

Event 13 Men 22-24 200 LC Meter Freestyle 2 McDonald, Ryan

23 Nsw Police

2:13.72

Event 13 Men 25-29 200 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Watkins, Chris

29 Nsw Police

2:09.27

3 Southern, Trevor

25 QAS

2:21.62

Event 13 Men 35-39 200 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Fox, Adam --- Petersen, Jeremy

36 QAS 35 WA Police

2:33.80 NS

1:19.26 1:25.91 Event 11 Men 30-34 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Sinfield, Paul 30 Nsw Ambulance 30.61

Event 13 Men 40-44 200 LC Meter Freestyle

1:19.00 Event 11 Men 35-39 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Smith, Michael 36 Ses Qld 3 3.23 (Event 9 Men 25-29 100 LC Meter Breaststroke) 2 Fox, Adam 36 QAS 34.09 4 Weller, Ross 27 Nsw Police 1:34.62 --- Petersen, Jeremy 35 WA Police NS

Event 13 Men 45-49 200 LC Meter Freestyle

2 McDonald, Ryan 3 Bennett, Jack

23 Nsw Police 23 Victoria Police

Event 9 Men 25-29 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Southern, Trevor

25 QAS

Event 9 Men 35-39 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Fox, Adam 2 Smith, Michael 3 Petersen, Jeremy

36 QAS 36 Ses Qld 35 WA Police

1:30.87 1:31.30 1:40.26

Event 9 Men 40-44 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Watson, Mark 2 Hutchinson, Brad

41 Nsw Police 42 St Johns

1:34.86 1:36.89

Event 9 Men 45-49 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Baker, Stephen

47 Nsw Police

1:54.08

Event 9 Men 50-54 100 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Belmar, Roger 2 Stubbs, Michael 3 Gibson, Glenn 4 Wendt, Terrence 5 Jakubans, Stephen --- Joon, Ombir

51 Sls Qld 1:27.03 51 Ses Nsw 1:39.29 53 Victoria Police 1:39.39 53 PSBA 1:51.90 50 WA Police 2:03.70 54 Cap Correction DQ

Event 11 Men 40-44 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Watson, Mark 2 Hutchinson, Brad

41 Nsw Police 42 St Johns

Event 11 Men 45-49 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Jones, David 2 Schultz, Anthony 3 Jocumsen, Michael 4 Edwards, Paul 5 Hill, Graham --- Panaho, Shane --- Kendall, Cox

49 NZ Police 45 CFA 45 QPS 45 Nsw Police 49 Nsw Police 48 QPS 47 QAS

Event 11 Men 50-54 50 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Holt, Greg 2 Belmar, Roger 3 Stubbs, Michael 4 Brayley, Gary 5 Gibson, Glenn --- Jakubans, Stephen

52 Qld Frs 51 Sls Qld 51 Ses Nsw 51 QPS 53 Victoria Police 50 WA Police

33.29 40.42 30.66 32.31 36.01 36.03 36.05 DQ NS

1 Watson, Mark 2 Settree, Marty

1 Jones, David 2 Kendall, Cox 3 Hill, Graham --- Garner, Derek

41 Nsw Police 41 Nsw Police

49 NZ Police 47 QAS 49 Nsw Police 49 QPS

2:33.84 2:46.27

2:19.93 2:54.56 3:06.50 NS

Event 13 Men 50-54 200 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Belmar, Roger 2 Stubbs, Michael 3 Brayley, Gary 4 Wendt, Terrence 5 Henney, Mark --- Jakubans, Stephen --- Joon, Ombir --- Beveridge, Bob --- Brown, Phillip

51 Sls Qld 51 Ses Nsw 51 QPS 53 PSBA 54 Nsw Police 50 WA Police 54 Cap Correction 54 Aviation Rff 51 Nsw Police

2:24.73 2:35.43 2:43.50 3:02.19 3:03.09 NS NS NS NS

Event 13 Men 55-59 200 LC Meter Freestyle 33.07 33.91 35.29 36.29 46.51 NS

1 Mellor, Peter 2 Murphy, Kenneth 3 Jacobson, Brett 4 Ballard, Gary

56 QPS 55 Nsw FR 55 Nsw FR 56 Nsw Police

2:30.56 2:44.77 2:45.29 2:52.83

Event 13 Men 60-64 200 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Cleves, Phil 2 McMurray, Bryan

60 WA Police 63 NZ Dcs

2:40.94 2:59.76

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SWIMMING Brisbane SA Open Water Championship Meet Australasian Police & Emergency Serv Games - 13/10/2016 to 14/10/2016 Results Cont..

Event 13 Men 70-74 200 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Harris, Leonard 70 Sls Qld 2 Gayther, Bill 72 Victoria Police 3 Mathews, Stephen 72 Nsw Police

3:11.57 3:20.39 4:10.28

Event 14 Women 22-24 200 LC M Freestyle 3 Martin, Caroline

24 WA Police

3:41.16

Event 14 Women 25-29 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Reidy, Kendall 2 Kruger, Leigh

25 NZ Police 27 PSBA

2:17.44 2:53.28

Event 14 Women 30-34 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Saville, Lucy 2 Carr, Erin 3 Hatcher, Chloe

31 QPS 34 WA Police 32 Rfs Nsw

2:30.26 3:01.78 3:37.14

Event 14 Women 35-39 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Minor, Katie

37 WA Police

2:58.86

Event 14 Women 40-44 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Stewart, Donna --- Fuller, Toni

40 QPS 40 Nsw Police

3:10.47 NS

Event 14 Women 45-49 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Burns, Emma 2 Stubbs, Michelle 3 Rowe, Janet

46 NZ Police 49 Woolgoolga 49 Vic Esta

2:43.05 3:39.63 4:01.47

Event 14 Women 50-54 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Jonson, Gail 2 Barrett, Vicki

51 NZ Police 53 QPS

2:39.54 3:55.88

Event 14 Women 55-59 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Hatcher, Sally b

59 Rfs Nsw

4:25.59

Event 14 Women 60-64 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Bussell, Sue

60 Worksafe Vic

3:05.57

Event 14 Women 65-69 200 LC M Freestyle 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

4:01.20

Event 17 Men 55-59 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Mellor, Peter 2 Murphy, Kenneth

56 QPS 55 Nsw FR

11:40.90 13:21.65

Event 17 Men 60-64 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Cleves, Phil 2 McMurray, Bryan

60 WA Police 63 NZ Dcs

12:05.19 13:14.46

Event 17 Men 25-29 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Watkins, Chris 2 Southern, Trevor 3 Weller, Ross

29 Nsw Police 25 QAS 27 Nsw Police

1 Fox, Adam

36 QAS

11:29.65

Event 17 Men 40-44 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Stephens, Phillip 2 Settree, Marty

42 QPS 41 Nsw Police

12:59.17 13:05.86

Event 17 Men 50-54 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Brown, Phillip 2 Brayley, Gary --- Jakubans, Stephen --- Wendt, Terrence --- Joon, Ombir

51 Nsw Police 51 QPS 50 WA Police 53 PSBA 54 Cap Correction

10:47.15 11:49.77 SCR SCR SC

1 Cleves, Phil 2 McMurray, Bryan

60 WA Police 63 NZ Dcs

45.50 48.26

Event 19 Men 60-64 50 LC Meter Backstroke

Event 19 Men 70-74 50 LC Meter Backstroke

70 Sls Qld

2 Gayther, Bill

72 Victoria Police

14:03.96 14:52.83

Event 18 Women 25-29 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Reidy, Kendall 2 Reiri, Dayna

25 NZ Police 27 NZ Police

11:14.00 14:44.60

Event 18 Women 30-34 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Hatcher, Chloe

32 Rfs Nsw

15:46.12

Event 18 Women 45-49 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Burns, Emma 2 Rowe, Janet

46 NZ Police 49 Vic Esta

11:52.35 17:35.01

Event 18 Women 50-54 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Jonson, Gail

51 NZ Police

11:11.32

Event 18 Women 55-59 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Hatcher, Sally

59 Rfs Nsw

16:51.00

Event 18 Women 60-64 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Bussell, Sue

60 Worksafe Vic

13:18.42

Event 18 Women 65-69 800 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

16:52.25

1 Smith, Bruce

1 Gayther, Bill 2 Mathews, Stephen

65 QFES

72 Victoria Police 72 Nsw Police

54.90

52.50 54.40

Event 19 Men 80-84 50 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Anstee, Ron

81 Victoria Police 1:09.37

Event 20 Women 22-24 50 LC M Backstroke 2 Raynor, Jessica 3 Martin, Caroline

22 WA Police 24 WA Police

50.44 1:00.40

Event 20 Women 25-29 50 LC M Backstroke 1 Kruger, Leigh

27 PSBA

41.64

Event 20 Women 30-34 50 LC M Backstroke 1 Nevell, Belinda 2 Carr, Erin --- Hatcher, Chloe

33 QPS 34 WA Police 32 Rfs Nsw

33.26 42.33 NS

Event 20 Women 35-39 50 LC M Backstroke 1 Minor, Katie

37 WA Police

43.99

Event 20 Women 40-44 50 LC M Backstroke 1 Stewart, Donna 2 Fuller, Toni

40 QPS 40 Nsw Police

42.58 43.05

Event 19 Men 22-24 50 LC Meter Backstroke

Event 20 Women 45-49 50 LC M Backstroke

50 LC Meter Backstroke

Event 20 Women 50-54 50 LC M Backstroke

2 Petersen, Jeremy 3 Rowe, Paul

24 WA Police 23 Nsw Police 23 Victoria Police 25 QAS

29.96 32.16 36.89 33.79

50 LC Meter Backstroke 30 Nsw Ambulance

35.56

36 QAS 35 WA Police 38 Victoria Police

37.73 39.72 39.88

Event 19 Men 40-44 50 LC Meter Backstroke

9:16.41 1 Watson, Mark 10:47.00 2 Stephens, Phillip 12:51.41 3 Hutchinson, Brad

Event 17 Men 35-39 800 LC Meter Freestyle

38.92 45.60

(Event 17 Men 70-74 800 LC Meter Freestyle)

Event 15 Men 280-319 400 LC M Freestyle Relay 1 Fox, Adam 8:05.79 Event 16 Women 240-279 400 LC M Freestyle R 1 Rfs Nsw A 6:35.99

55 Nsw FR 56 QPS

Event 19 Men 65-69 50 LC Meter Backstroke

1 Harris, Leonard

Event 19 Men 35-39 50 LC Meter Backstroke

B

1 Murphy, Kenneth 2 Mellor, Peter

Event 17 Men 70-74 800 LC Meter Freestyle

1 Henderson, Jake Event 15 Men 200-239 400 LC M Freestyle Relay 2 McDonald, Ryan 4 Bennett, Jack 1 Nsw Police A 4:41.67 2 WA Police A 4:51.13 Event 19 Men 25-29 3 Victoria Police A 6:14.47 3 Southern, Trevor --- Nsw FR B NS --- Cap Correction A NS --- NZ Dcs A NS Event 19 Men 30-34 Event 15 Men 240-279 400 LC M Freestyle Relay 1 Sinfield, Paul 1 Nsw FR A 5:24.59 1 Victoria Police

Event 19 Men 55-59 50 LC Meter Backstroke

41 Nsw Police 42 QPS 42 St Johns

36.46 40.66 43.85

Event 19 Men 45-49 50 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Schultz, Anthony 2 Jocumsen, Michael 3 Edwards, Paul 4 Baker, Stephen 5 Hill, Graham

45 CFA 45 QPS 45 Nsw Police 47 Nsw Police 49 Nsw Police

35.25 39.17 39.51 40.92 42.81

Event 19 Men 50-54 50 LC Meter Backstroke 1 Stubbs, Michael 2 Gibson, Glenn 3 Holt, Greg 4 Wendt, Terrence 5 Keltie, Adrian 6 Jakubans, Stephen

51 Ses Nsw 39.54 53 Victoria Police 41.49 52 Qld Frs 43.21 53 PSBA 45.54 54 Victoria Police 49.27 50 WA Police 1:01.18

1 Burns, Emma 2 Bloom, Diane 3 Rowe, Janet 1 Jonson, Gail 2 Barrett, Vicki

46 NZ Police 39.25 48 Victoria Police 48.68 49 Vic Esta 56.72

51 NZ Police 53 QPS

43.96 52.75

Event 20 Women 55-59 50 LC M Backstroke 1 Hatcher, Sally

59 Rfs Nsw

1:31.45

Event 20 Women 65-69 50 LC M Backstroke 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

1:00.88

Event 21 Men 22-24 100 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Henderson, Jake 2 McDonald, Ryan

24 WA Police 23 Nsw Police

59.34 1:02.47

Event 21 Men 30-34 100 LC Meter Butterfly --- Sinfield, Paul

30 Nsw Ambulance SCR

Event 21 Men 35-39 100 LC Meter Butterfly --- Fox, Adam

36 QAS

SCR

Event 21 Men 40-44 100 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Watson, Mark --- Hutchinson, Brad

41 Nsw Police 1:20.36 42 St Johns SCR

Event 21 Men 45-49 100 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Jones, David

49 NZ Police

1:11.13

Event 21 Men 50-54 100 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Stubbs, Michael --- Brayley, Gary

51 Ses Nsw 51 QPS

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Event 22 Women 50-54 100 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Jonson, Gail

51 NZ Police

1:21.17

Event 22 Women 55-59 100 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Hatcher, Sally

59 Rfs Nsw

2:50.43

Event 22 Women 65-69 100 LC Meter Butterfly 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

24 WA Police

2 McDonald, Ryan 23 Nsw Police 35.71 4 Bennett, Jack

23 Victoria Police

Event 27 Men 25-29 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 24 Women 55-59 50 LC M Breaststroke

Event 27 Men 30-34 100 LC Meter Freestyle

1 Jonson, Gail 2 Barrett, Vicki

1 Hatcher, Sally

51 NZ Police 53 QPS

47.83 57.57

59 Rfs Nsw

1:09.39

2:40.46 Event 24 Women 65-69 50 LC M Breaststroke 1 Payne, Robyn 66 QPS 1:12.39

Event 23 Men 22-24 50 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Henderson, Jake

Event 24 Women 50-54 50 LC MBreaststroke

33.64

Event 24 Women 70-74 50 LC MBreaststroke

38.38

Event 25 Men 22-24 200 LC Meter IM

1 Coghill, Wendy

1 McDonald, Ryan

70 Maroochy

1:39.55

23 Nsw Police

2:31.99

Event 23 Men 25-29 50 LC Meter Breaststroke 3 Southern, Trevor 5 Weller, Ross

25 QAS 27 Nsw Police

35.97 Event 25 Men 25-29 200 LC Meter IM 25 QAS 43.23 2 Southern, Trevor

Event 23 Men 35-39 50 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Petersen, Jeremy 2 Fox, Adam 3 Rowe, Paul

35 WA Police 36 QAS 38 Victoria Police

1 Hutchinson, Brad 2 Watson, Mark 3 Stephens, Phillip

42 St Johns 41 Nsw Police 42 QPS

45 CFA 45 QPS 49 Nsw Police 45 Nsw Police 47 Nsw Police

42.09 43.68 44.12 46.44 47.14

Event 23 Men 50-54 50 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Gibson, Glenn 2 Wendt, Terrence 3 Jakubans, Stephen 4 Keltie, Adrian

53 Victoria Police 53 PSBA 50 WA Police 54 Victoria Police 56 QPS 55 Nsw FR

43.77 46.98

Event 23 Men 65-69 50 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Smith, Bruce --- Shannon, Richard

65 QFES 65 Nsw Retired P

49.84 NS

Event 24 Women 22-24 50 LC M Breaststroke 2 Thompson, Jade

24 QPS

37.23

Event 24 Women 25-29 50 LC M Breaststroke 1 Reidy, Kendall 3 Kruger, Leigh

25 NZ Police 27 PSBA

35.46 44.34

Event 24 Women 30-34 50 LC M Breaststroke 1 Saville, Lucy 2 Hatcher, Chloe

31 QPS 32 Rfs Nsw

39.53 1:00.03

Event 24 Women 40-44 50 LC M Breaststroke 1 Stewart, Donna 2 Pyke, Melinda --- Fuller, Toni

40 QPS 43 QPS 40 Nsw Police

44.41 51.40 NS

Event 24 Women 45-49 50 LC M Breaststroke 1 Bloom, Diane 2 Stubbs, Michelle 3 Rowe, Janet

41 Nsw Police 42 St Johns 42 QPS

2:58.31 3:28.16 3:30.98

1 Schultz, Anthony 2 Hill, Graham

45 CFA 49 Nsw Police

3:06.78 3:33.18

Event 25 Men 50-54 200 LC Meter IM 1 Stubbs, Michael 2 Gibson, Glenn

51 Ses Nsw 3:09.70 53 Victoria Police 3:37.90

48 Victoria Police 50.77 49 Woolgoolga 55.92 49 Vic Esta 1:52.52

Event 26 Women 25-29 200 LC Meter IM 1 Reidy, Kendall

25 NZ Police

Event 26 Women 30-34 200 LC Meter IM 1 Carr, Erin 2 Hatcher, Chloe

34 WA Police 32 Rfs Nsw

2:33.41

40 QPS 40 Nsw Police

1:04.74 1:12.00

30 Nsw Ambulance 1:04.35

Event 27 Men 35-39 100 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Fox, Adam 2 Petersen, Jeremy 3 Smith, Michael 4 Rowe, Paul 5 Rutledge, Michael

36 QAS 1:08.50 35 WA Police 1:15.00 36 Ses Qld 1:15.85 38 Victoria Police 1:16.56 35 Nsw Police 1:19.19

Event 27 Men 40-44 100 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Watson, Mark 2 Settree, Marty 3 Stephens, Phillip 4 Hutchinson, Brad

41 Nsw Police 41 Nsw Police 42 QPS 42 St Johns

1:06.75 1:09.63 1:13.02 1:23.00

Event 27 Men 45-49 100 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Jones, David 2 Edwards, Paul 3 Jocumsen, Michael 4 Schultz, Anthony 5 Hill, Graham 6 Panaho, Shane --- Baker, Stephen --- Garner, Derek

49 NZ Police 45 Nsw Police 45 QPS 45 CFA 49 Nsw Police 48 QPS 47 Nsw Police 49 QPS

1:01.12 1:11.07 1:11.83 1:11.85 1:22.07 1:26.94 NS NS

1 Brown, Phillip 2 Holt, Greg 3 Stubbs, Michael 4 Brayley, Gary 5 Wendt, Terrence 6 Jakubans, Stephen --- Joon, Ombir

51 Nsw Police 1:06.87 52 Qld Frs 1:07.90 51 Ses Nsw 1:10.28 51 QPS 1:12.25 53 PSBA 1:18.36 50 WA Police 1:29.94 54 Cap Correction NS

Event 27 Men 55-59 100 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Mellor, Peter 2 Jacobson, Brett 3 Ballard, Gary

56 QPS 55 Nsw FR 56 Nsw Police

1:06.27 1:10.81 1:12.23

Event 27 Men 60-64 100 LC Meter Freestyle 3:28.02 4:14.06

1 Cleves, Phil 2 McMurray, Bryan

60 WA Police 63 NZ Dcs

1:12.20 1:20.74

Event 27 Men 65-69 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 26 Women 40-44 200 LC Meter IM 1 Stewart, Donna --- Fuller, Toni

1 Sinfield, Paul

25 QAS 27 Nsw Police

Event 27 Men 50-54 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 25 Men 45-49 200 LC Meter IM

43.92 47.68 Event 26 Women 22-24 200 LC Meter IM 24 QPS 2:52.27 50.20 2 Thompson, Jade 53.93

Event 23 Men 55-59 50 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Mellor, Peter 2 Murphy, Kenneth

36 QAS 2:57.79 36 Ses Qld 3:04.51 38 Victoria Police DQ 35 WA Police NS

Event 25 Men 40-44 200 LC Meter IM

41.08 1 Watson, Mark 42.80 2 Hutchinson, Brad 43.53 3 Stephens, Phillip

Event 23 Men 45-49 50 LC Meter Breaststroke 1 Schultz, Anthony 2 Jocumsen, Michael 3 Hill, Graham 4 Edwards, Paul 5 Baker, Stephen

Event 25 Men 35-39 200 LC Meter IM

1 Fox, Adam 40.65 2 Smith, Michael 42.35 --- Rowe, Paul 46.09 --- Petersen, Jeremy

Event 23 Men 40-44 50 LC Meter Breaststroke

2:37.56

3 Southern, Trevor 4 Weller, Ross

3:35.08 NS

1 Smith, Bruce

65 QFES

1:27.64

Event 27 Men 70-74 100 LC Meter Freestyle

(Event 26 Women 40-44 200 LC Meter IM)

1 Harris, Leonard 2 Gayther, Bill 3 Mathews, Stephen

Event 26 Women 45-49 200 LC Meter IM

Event 27 Men 80-84 100 LC Meter Freestyle

--- Pyke, Melinda 1 Burns, Emma

43 QPS

46 NZ Police

NS

3:04.71

Event 26 Women 50-54 200 LC Meter IM 1 Jonson, Gail

51 NZ Police

3:03.36

Event 26 Women 55-59 200 LC Meter IM 1 Hatcher, Sally

59 Rfs Nsw

5:43.46

Event 26 Women 65-69 200 LC Meter IM 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

4:54.73

Event 27 Men 22-24 100 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Henderson, Jake 2 Bennett, Jack --- McDonald, Ryan

24 WA Police 56.29 23 Victoria Police 1:02.86 23 Nsw Police NS

1 Anstee, Ron

70 Sls Qld 1:19.89 72 Victoria Police 1:29.77 72 Nsw Police 1:43.36 81 Victoria Police 2:29.93

Event 28 Women 22-24 100 LC Mtr Freestyle 1 Thompson, Jade 3 Martin, Caroline

24 QPS 24 WA Police

1:09.91 1:40.17

Event 28 Women 25-29 100 LC Mtr Freestyle 2 Kruger, Leigh

27 PSBA

1:12.78

Event 28 Women 30-34 100 LC Mtr Freestyle 1 Nevell, Belinda 2 Saville, Lucy 3 Carr, Erin 4 Hatcher, Chloe --- Devereux, Kristy

33 QPS 31 QPS 34 WA Police 32 Rfs Nsw 33 WA Police

1:03.43 1:06.11 1:25.13 1:43.41 NS

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Event 28 Women 35-39 100 LC Mtr Freestyle 1 Minor, Katie

37 WA Police

1:12.91

Event 28 Women 40-44 100 LC Mtr Freestyle 1 Fuller, Toni 2 Stewart, Donna 3 Pyke, Melinda

40 Nsw Police 40 QPS 43 QPS

1:16.87 1:19.54 1:31.19

1 Burns, Emma 2 Bloom, Diane 3 Stubbs, Michelle 4 Rowe, Janet 1:51.94

46 NZ Police 48 Victoria Police 49 Woolgoolga 49 Vic Esta

Event 28 Women 45-49 100 LC Mtr Freestyle

1:13.69 1:27.66 1:34.94

Event 28 Women 65-69 100 LC Meter Freestyle 1 Payne, Robyn

66 QPS

1:50.92

1 Coghill, Wendy

70 Maroochy

3:12.53

1 Nsw Police 2 WA Police 3 QPS 4 Nsw Police 5 Victoria Police

B A A A A

2:03.30 2:06.90 2:10.48 2:16.46 2:23.78

Event 28 Women 70-74 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 29 Men 200-239 200 LC M Freestyle Relay

Event 29 Men 240-279 200 LC M Freestyle Relay 1 Nsw FR

A

2:11.55

Event 30 Women 240-279 200 LC M Freestyle Relay 1 Rfs Nsw 2:51.88

A

Event 31 Mixed 160-199 200 LC M Freestyle Relay 1 WASHA 2 TEAMA 3 WADOL

A A A

Event 31 Mixed 200-239 200 LC M Freestyle Relay

Event 28 Women 50-54 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 29 Men 280-319 200 LC M Freestyle Relay

1 KIWIS 2 SCPOP 3 BLUEB

Event 28 Women 55-59 100 LC Meter Freestyle

Event 30 Women 200-239 200 LC M Freestyle Relay

Event 31 Mixed 240-279 200 LC M

1 Jonson, Gail 2 Barrett, Vicki

1 Hasemann, Marie 2 Hatcher, Sally

51 NZ Police 53 QPS

59 Alex Head Sls 59 Rfs Nsw

1:15.00 1:42.58

1:31.74 2:06.76

1 Victoria Police

1 NZ Police

B

A

3:20.76

2:16.36

Freestyle Relay 1 ANZAC 2 QLDBE

A A A

A A

2:03.40 2:07.31 2:40.72

2:10.68 2:15.86 2:28.56

2:13.16 2:21.42

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