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Registrations are climbing to an all-time high for 2000 and beyond We had more than 80 athletes showing their wares around the track. With this being our first runs over the Straight Hurdles from 60m to 90m, there were various styles of hurdling techniques on display. For many of our younger and some of the older athletes, it was their introduction to the hurdles. One of our U/6 athletes knocked over at the first hurdle in his lane, stopped and turned around then picked up the hurdle and replaced it into the upright position before continuing the race. U/15 Brenna Clayton lowered her 800m centre record once again, recording 2:50.44 sec.
In the U/8’s Maizie Schulz added 44 centimetres to the centre’s 7 Sling Ball record by throwing 28.84 mts. Another outstanding 800m run was by U/14 Ruby Mould in 2:43.63 sec, the quickest on the day. Ruby has to lower her time below 2.30.00 sec to claim the record and become our all time top female runner for the 800m. Ruby was close to her Personal Best in the triple jump converting leg speed into powerful lift off from the 7 metre board to record her second time over 9m this season with a touch down in the pit at 9.17m. Jordan Davis recorded another qualifying throw for the Australian Youth Championships in the U/15 hammer with 30.81m. There were many new stars on the track week. • U/7 Ella Hamilton off to a flying start in the 50m in 9.99
sec and again over the 60m hurdles in 15.05 sec. • U/8 Daniel Nassar clocking 21.13 sec for the 100m and 16.45 sec over the hurdles. • U/10 Abbie Hamilton paced herself well over the 200m in recording 36.25 sec. Also skimming over the 60m hurdles in 13.72 sec. • Jordyn Wesseling (U/11g) looks a good prospect for the 60m hurdles clocking 14.75 sec on her fist up performance. • Adele Lunt (U/11g) returning from two seasons ago, put in a strong run over the 800m in 3:21.42 sec and in the 20m sprinted to the finish line in 35.85 sec. • With Emily Smith joining the U/12 ranks has added extra depth to the U/12’s, this week Emily clocked 35.51 sec for the 200m and 14.63 sec in the hurdles. • Safia-Rose Nassar (U/12) enjoyed her first outing in the 800m by meeting the judges in 3:21.39 sec. • Jordan Williams (U/12) was within a second of the 200m record when he posted 31.06 sec. The record stands at 29.25 sec held by Jeremy Orchard (1988). • Louis Mould (U/12) having his first outing for this season clock impressive time in the 800m run with 2:58.50 sec. Top Field • Molly Vickery (U/6) was with in 2m of the centre record for the Sling Ball by hurling it out to 15.50m. • Piper Fallins (U/7) will be close to the Long Jump Record (2.91m) by end of the season if she keeps on improving on her performances, this week Piper jumped 2.29m. • U/7 Thrower Harriet Perea reached over 21m in the Sling
Cooma Golf Club News Last Wednesday saw another good field contest the Medley Stableford and it was a tight affair with Heikki Evans edging out Carolyn O’Byrne and Gordon Weston on a count back with 38 points with Dieter Seubert and Phil Amey a shot further back on 37. Balls were won by Bob Weston (36), Brian Searl (36), Jim Darley (36), John Dobson (35), Simon Allen (35) and Geoff Bohringer (35). Campbell Childs won the Nearest the Pin on 9 and Bob Weston was closest on 17 with a great shot close to the pin. The Klein Trophy Mixed Aggregate Stableford was played on Saturday and Helen and Mervyn Crawford were victors with 69 points, closely followed by Jenny O’Byrne and Frank McKnight and Carolyn
O’Byrne and Doug Parker, both on 68. Saturday’s singles Stableford saw Brian Searl continue his good form to win A Grade with 37 points, while Glen Young won B Grade with 36 points and Heikki Evans made it two wins in a week to take out C Grade with 35 points. Ball winners were Damian Walsh (36), Matthew Schouten (34), John O’Shea (34) and Mark Rainsford (34). Nearest the Pins went to the early birds with Matthew Schouten closest on 9 and Mark Rainsford closest on 17. Sunday’s Medley Stableford was won by Phil Amey with a fine 41 points, especially given the windy conditions, with balls going to Steve Young (39), Dieter Seubert (39), Warren Bray (38), Brian Searl (36) and Jeff Burgess (36)
Ball with 21.91m. • U/8 Jasmine-Rose Stead was just behind Maizie Schulz’s record throw in the Sling Ball with 27.15m. • Reuben Hooper (U/13) is closing the gap in the triple jump and now is only 12 cms off 9ms with a leap of 8.88m. This brings him within 1m of the centre record. This week brings us to the end of our four week cycle of competition.
Next weekend features the Legacy Charity Golf Day, which is a three person Ambrose with a shotgun start. Tee off is at 10am. Cost is $40, and this includes a meal There is a $5,000 hole in one on the 9th hole if anybody is lucky enough to score an ace. The event is open to anybody who wishes to play in it, it is not restricted to AGU/ALGU handicapped golfers. Sunday features the final of the yearlong Thredbo Super Stableford where the 20 qualifiers will battle it out for the fantastic prize on offer. There will also be a Medley Stableford for those who did not qualify and another Medley Stableford on Wednesday.
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Cooma Gun Club results Sunday October 30 100 target Balltrap “Frank Petriella Memorial” Ten shooters turned out on a fine but very windy day. Results Overall Mat Harris 86/102 A1st Steve McIntyre 82/100 A2nd Phil Green 82/100 B1st Roy Meagher 84/100 B2nd Neville McInnes 56/100 C1st Mick Diss 65/100 C2nd Sharon MacDonald 62/100
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