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Athletics NSW Annual Report 2019/20202

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSCompiled by: Daniel Laus, David Tarbotton and Laura Crowhurst Front cover: Jessica Hull - female athlete of the year(credit: Getty Images)Inside Front Cover: NSW U20 Sprinters Keegan Bell, Zen Clark and Leroy ReidImages: Getty Images, Davidson Photography, Chris Rudge, Daniel Laus, David Tarbotton and Laura Crowhurst

ABBREVIATIONSAA - Athletics AustraliaANSW - Athletics NSW LimitedSA - Sport Australia LANSW - Little Athletics Association of NSW Inc.NSWIS - NSW Institute of SportNSWMA - NSW Masters AssociationTTP - Target Talent Program


CONTENTSVision and PurposeChair’s ReportMessage from the Chief Executive OfficerCompetitionsOfficialsCoachingMarketingTarget Talent ProgramNSW State TeamsMembership and ClubsRecordsNSW ChampionsNSW Roll of HonourAthletics NSW AwardsPresidents and SecretariesValeStaff and Advisory Panels

Athletics NSW Limited Concise Financial StatementsDirectors’ ReportAuditor’s Independence Declaration under Section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive IncomeStatement of Financial PositionStatement of Changes in EquityStatement of Cash FlowsNotes to the Financial StatementsDirectors’ DeclarationIndependent Audit ReportAthletics NSW Sponsors

ATHLETICS NSW LIMITEDABN 11 330 775 869FOUNDED 20 APRIL 1887, INCORPORATED 15 JANUARY 1996Postal Address: PO Box 595, Sydney Markets, NSW 2129Street Address: Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre,Edwin Flack Drive, Sydney Olympic Park,NSW 2127Telephone: (02) 9746 1122Facsimile: (02) 9746 1168Email: [email protected]: www.nswathletics.org.auThis report covers the period 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020 unless specified otherwise.

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OUR VISION:To transform the sport of athletics through innovation, unity, experience and education

Junior cross country athletes, junior sprinters, athletes at the World Para-athletics championships, Sydeny10 recreational running event, masters hurdler Matt Woodhouse and champion hammer thrower Alex Hulley.


0UR PURPOSE:We are responsible for the growth, sustainability and continual improvement of athletics in new south wales


Our report to the membership for the 2019/20 season is unprecedented in both its form and substance.

Transition of Chair

In early 2020, after almost 3 years as Chair of ANSW, Peter Higgins decided to take up a professional opportunity in the United Kingdom and therefore step down as Chair of ANSW. Matt Whitbread was subsequently unanimously elected to the Chair in February 2020 in a seamless transition to ensure continuity and stability for the sport in NSW. While the occupant of the Chair may have changed, the underlying strategy and continuity of the Board has not. We have worked together, both inside and outside the boardroom, for the better part of a decade and we are in lockstep as to the future direction of our sport. It is for that reason that we deliver the first joint Chair’s report for the 2019/20 season.

Over the past five months or so, both our sport and the world at large have been confronted with a challenge the likes of which we have not seen since the Second World War. That challenge has necessitated ANSW taking early and decisive action to ensure the long-term survival and strength of the sport in NSW.

COVID-19 and Our Team

The financials presented in this Annual Report show a significant financial loss for the 2019/20 year. That result is almost entirely attributable to the effects of COVID-19 which had its most significant impact on

the ANSW business in the final month of our financial year, long before the welcome injection of both Commonwealth and NSW Government assistance which complemented decisive actions taken by the Board and management to stabilise the business. Those actions included very difficult decisions which had to be taken impacting the ANSW staff. It is not lost on either of us the very real impact these decisions have had on the lives of the people who work day in and day out to make our sport what it is. It is precisely because of that very real impact that we and the Board were so impressed by and appreciative of the approach taken by the ANSW team towards the decisions taken by the Board and CEO during this period. Those necessary changes were accepted in the spirit in which they were intended – that is, to ensure the long-term survival of the business. The entire team is to be commended for their attitude and effort during what has been a period of unprecedented adversity.

We would also like to make particular mention of our CEO, Kirin Lindop. Barely more than a year in to her tenure as CEO, Kirin navigated us through the most difficult conditions either of us have seen in the sport. Her professionalism, innovative mindset and ability to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances has left ANSW in a position where it is poised to rebound strongly out of what has been an unquestionably difficult period. The swift implementation of initiatives such as the Virtual Run Series and the staging of the universally praised Short Course Cross Country Championships at the Kembla Joggers facility in Dapto are just two instances of the fruits of Kirin’s leadership of the ANSW team.

Chair’s Report


Our Community

We said at the start of this outbreak that we must never forget that to participate in our sport is a privilege which must never be taken for granted. Even in the best of times, there are any number of members of the broader community who are not afforded the opportunities to participate in a fun, safe and welcoming environment that we are given as a matter of course. Never has there been such a poignant reminder of that fact than the last few months.

We are proud of the fact that, like our team at ANSW, the broader athletics community has rallied together to support each other through what have been common challenges and emotions. We are all incredibly frustrated at being unable to do what we love – whether that be competing ourselves, watching our loved ones participate, volunteering at our local clubs, coaching or officiating. We are nothing without the people who make up our community – athletes, officials, coaches, club volunteers and fans. Each of you have a fundamental and critical role to play in our sport and none can survive in isolation. We thank you for both the support you have provided each other and the patience you have afforded us during this time. As we continue to work our way back from this crisis, we ask that you all continue to adopt the same attitude towards the return to play as you have to its shutdown.

The Year Ahead

Outside of COVID-19, our sport is on the precipice of profound change for the better which has been years in the making.

We are each committed to two principal strategic objectives for our sport in the next 12 months. First, the unification of athletics in NSW by finally achieving a coming together of Little Athletics, open athletics and masters athletics in NSW. And second, the reinvigoration of our core track and field competition product offering which will both serve our existing membership better and also bring our sport to an entirely new audience.

OneAthletics

The unification of athletics in NSW and indeed Australia has been the better part of a decade in the making. It has been the subject of extensive scrutiny and analysis which has produced any number of expert reports and recommendations. The outcome of that analysis and independent expert advice is express and unequivocal. While there undoubtedly remains work to be done on the precise mechanics of unification, there can no longer be any rational basis to deny that the underlying principle of coming together is in the best interests of the sport as a whole.

We must end the culture of ‘us’ and ‘them’. We are not Little Athletics, opens and masters. We are all here because we love the same sport and we want it to be as successful as it can be for those who come after us. The unification of athletics in NSW will be ANSW’s single most important strategic focus in 2020/21 and represents the single biggest opportunity for our sport to take a quantum leap forward to the benefit of the entire athletics community.

Our Competition Offering

The second major strategic initiative of the Board in 2020/21 is the reinvigoration of our track and field competition product offering. For too long we have done things because that’s the way they have always been done – tinkering at the edges without addressing the fundamental limitations of how we deliver our sport. With a number of notable exceptions where members of our community have attempted to drive innovation, that complacency has seen the sport stagnate in NSW and that must change.

At the Board’s direction, the ANSW team have begun work on developing a track and field competition product offering which both serves our existing membership and participation base better, while also opening up our sport to an entirely new audience. While the operational details of that revamp remain a work in progress, a number of fundamental principles have been agreed by the Board to guide the revamp.


First, there will be an increased focus on meets being held within specialised event groups so that athletes can participate in meets tailored to the events they want to compete in – rather than at meets trying to be everything to everyone. Second, there will be an increased focus on delivering events closer to the entirety of our membership and participation base, in recognition of the fact that we have at times drifted into becoming ‘Athletics SOPAC’ and ‘Athletics Sydney’. Third, we will endeavour to decentralise competition delivery away from ANSW and towards empowering our member clubs which will assist in both expanding the number of competition opportunities for athletes while also ensuring the long-term viability and growth of our member clubs.

The reinvigoration of that competition product offering will not be a quick process. We will not get it entirely right the first time around. In that regard, we ask our community to be patient and work with us to continually improve the way we do things, in the same way you have done over the past few months. If we work together, are prepared to be innovative and

find a better way of doing things, we are confident that we can both improve what we already do and also open up our sport to an entirely new audience which will bring with it untold opportunities. We understand and appreciate that in order to achieve these priorities we will need to step outside of our comfort zone. However, we must be prepared to do that if we are to take our sport to the next level. To stand still is to watch the world pass us by. We as a sport must be better than that. We must be bold and prepared to fail in order to reach for success. This sport, our sport, has enormous potential. We have to be brave enough to chase it.

Yours in Athletics,

Dr Peter Higgins and Matthew Whitbread

A dramatic finish to the national mile championship James Hansen (left) and Rorey Hunter (centre) are crowned joint national champions


Sarah Walsh on her way to a bronze medal in the T46 Long Jump at the 2019 Para World Championships


A Message from the CHief Executive officer

Firstly, I would like to acknowledge and pay tribute to those who lost their lives and properties in the devastating bush fires of early 2020 and the ongoing devastating impact COVID-19 has had and continues to have globally, in Australia and on our lives as a whole.

The end of the 2019/2020 season and the start of 2020 will go down as one of the most eventful and disrupted seasons in Athletics NSW history. Within a six week period, NSW was hit by disastrous bushfires, unparalleled air quality, extreme heat and cyclonic weather conditions. The efforts of our ANSW staff and officials to continue to deliver competitions during this time must be commended.

The global COVID-19 pandemic reached Australia in mid-March when the reality of the pending crisis was realised with the cancellation of international events including the NBA, the Melbourne Grand Prix, our Athletics Australia national championships and Olympic trials and the Little Athletics NSW State Championships.

We have since realised the devastating impact of COVID-19 globally and my thoughts go out to our members and families who have been impacted.

Impact of COVID-19

Athletics NSW along with the sports industry were not immune from the impacts of COVID-19. ANSW realised an instant financial impact with the cancellation of the Athletics Australia National Track and Field Championships and the need to put our business and activities into a dormant state.

Early and difficult decisions were required by the Board, senior staff and myself to ensure we planned for long term survival and to place ANSW in the best position for recovery.

Thank you to our ANSW Board for their leadership and support and in particular, Andrew Watson for This invaluable financial advice during a time of such uncertainty.

To our ANSW Staff, it has been a challenging and stressful period which required stand downs, reduced salaries and the application of Jobkeeper. I personally want to acknowledge and thank all staff for their resilience and commitment to helping us get through the past months and working towards standing the business back up again.

To our officials, clubs, members and stakeholders, your understanding, patience and support has been amazing, thank you. One thing the past five months has allowed is the introduction of the video platform, it has been wonderful to deliver club forums, officials education workshops and planning sessions via the Zoom platform. This technology will be a welcome addition to our business moving forward. Major Technology Projects

Over the last year ANSW has delivered significant changes in technology with a new membership and competition platform and website.

Revolutionise Sport – membership and competition platform

With our member clubs, ANSW and Revolutionise sport (Rev Sport) staff rolled out the new membership platform Revolutionise Sport in September of last year which launched our 19/20 summer season.

Our new membership platform is coming to the end of its first cycle, we have settled into our new processes with all financial Clubs and members. To this point the feedback is positive and we are working through some minor amendments to ensure the ongoing membership experience is flawless.


Top: The NSW Open 1500m Championships.Bottom: Nicola Mcedermott at the Sydney Track Classic


The build and customisation of the RevSport Competition platform required an enormous effort by our ANSW Competition staff, Athletics Australia staff, all Member Association’s and RevSPORT. The transition has been a welcome addition to our competition delivery process.

ANSW website

ANSW staff with the valued experience of Pat Birgan built and delivered our new ANSW website. A vast improvement on the customer experience and the navigation of our site.

OneAthletics

Athletics Australia and Little Athletics Australia have been working towards a proposed merger between the two organisations — the OneAthletics Proposal, which will create a new National Sporting Organisation to be responsible for athletics in Australia.

A successful merger will see athletics transformed into one of the biggest participation sports in the country and will ensure a clear and logical pathway for athletes, coaches and officials throughout their life in the sport.

The work at a State level with ANSW, LANSW, NSW Masters and the NSW Office of Sport via an NSW Athletics Joint Working Party has been constructive. Following the national announcement, attention has now turned to ANSW and LANSW working towards a joint future as one organisation.

Competitions

From a competition perspective and aside from the disruption of early 2020, 2019/2020 was a very successful season. Over the winter season the Waratah State XC Championship series was a great success, thank you to all Clubs, Officials and volunteers who played an invaluable role in the delivery of these competitions.

Our Run NSW events experienced fantastic growth in 2019, particularly the Sydney:10 and Sydney Half,

both delivered in the Sydney Olympic Park precinct, by ANSW staff and officials. The Sydney:10 grew by 52% with the Sydney Half exploding with a 158% growth.

Credit goes to our ANSW Competition and Media and Marketing staff who have worked hard to connect to the recreational, elite and our club-based running communities.

Whilst disrupted, our ANSW Staff and NSW Athletics Officials delivered all State Championships including the State All Schools, open and junior championships. The 19/20 season delivered learnings which we will apply to our planning of the season and seasons ahead.

Commercial Partners

We are grateful for the ongoing partnerships with our commercial partners who supported ANSW and our RunNSW events during the 2019/2020 season:

• Greater Bank• ACPE • 2XU• SOPA and SOPAC• Wholesale Trophies• RedBull • UnderArmour• NSW Office of Sport• Sydney Olympic Park Authority

To our extended partners, whose support drives various aspects of our operations: Little Athletics NSW, Athletics Australia, NSWIS and Sport NSW – thank you.

ANSW along with all NSW State Sporting Organisations, recieved a COVID-19 financial stimulus package from the NSW Government via the NSW Office of Sport. Thank you to the NSW Government and in particular the NSW Office of Sport for the support during this challenging period.


The Office of Sport and Sport NSW have also provided invaluable support and assistance to the NSW sporting sector throughout the period of the pandemic, through initiatives such as weekly online updates from the Minister for Sport and online networking opportunities, advice and support.

Thank you to our Officials Workforce, Clubs and Coaches

To our valued officials, many who worked back to back long hours and through the varied challenging conditions at school carnivals, winter and summer competitions, thank you. The support of our officials is unwavering and the backbone of our sports existence.

Thank you to our Club administrators and Coaches, your dedication and commitment to the sport of athletics and your Clubs and members. These roles play such an important part in the athletics journey and the individual athletes experience.

The past year we have seen some changes in ANSW Staff, with Bronwyn White (Newcastle Development

Officer), Ashleigh Crook (Officials Coordinator), Emily Kass (Membership Coordinator) and Andrea Berrell (TTP) no longer working with ANSW. Thank you to Bronwyn, Ashleigh, Emily and Andrea for their individual contributions to ANSW. Narelle McKenzie is a welcome addition to our Finance Team.

Finally, to our ANSW staff, as I mentioned earlier the last few months have been challenging but at the same time very rewarding. We will come out of this period stronger. Thank you to our staff for their capability, knowledge and commitment to work as a Team across all areas of our business.

We have an interesting road ahead, and I am confident we will continue to grow and evolve as an organisation. Thank you all for your support over the past year. Kirin LindopCEO – Athletics NSW


COMPETITIONSThe 2019/2020 season will be one to remember for a variety of reasons. With major participation increases to an unprecedented amount of events cancelled due to extreme weather conditions, to the point where the final event of the season was cancelled due to COVID-19.

The winter 19/20 season again registered a strong showing with a significant increase of total participants across the entire winter, in comparison to the previous years participation numbers.

Two events that saw significant increases were the Sydney10 and Sydney Half, marquee events on the ANSW winter calendar. There was a strong push in marketing and reach to stakeholders and new target markets. A significant amount of work went into bringing to life these two events to create a point of difference from other existing events. The shift resulted in the number of runners on both start lines, increasing by 53% for the Sydney10 and a massive 158% increase for the Sydney Half from 18/19.

The NSW Cross Country Championships, continues to go from strength to strength. It was once again a beautiful day in Nowra, with the course in the best condition they have ever seen. This is a testament to the hard work that Rod and Jan Gibb put into the course preperation.

We once again saw a dip in numbers for the NSW XC Short Course Championships, which incorporates the NSW Little Athletics Cross Country Championships. The event was held at Upjohn Park, with the host club West Met doing a brilliant job bringing the course and facilities together.

The summer season kicked off with the ACPE NSW All Schools Championships. This event continues to grow each year, showing a large appetite among NSW school students to participate in athletics. We once again have record numbers with 1841 school students showcasing their talents in the states highest level athletics competition. Through the success of these championships, we have forged meaningful relationships with a number of sports associations who are excited to work with us to increase the number of NSW students continuing their athletic journey past their school carnival.

It was the 20th anniversary of the Campbelltown Athletics Track and the NSW Relay Championships were held at Campbelltown to help celebrate this milestone. The venue was built for the Sydney 2000 Olympics and has serviced the Campbelltown club ever since. With the assistance of the local council, the event saw an increase in numbers from the previous year and positive feedback from participants and clubs. We thank the Campbelltown Athletics Club and the Campbelltown Council for their support.

World U20 Champs qualifier and NSW open javelin champion, Lianna Davidson


Dubbo was the host of the NSW Country Championships. The country community descended on Dubbo for what was a successful event. The Dubbo Athletics Club and the Dubbo Council were instrumental in this success. The Dubbo Athletics Track is one of the premier athletics facilities in NSW. Once again, our loyal officials travelled to Dubbo to assist in the running of the event. The officials, along with the locally sourced volunteers through the Dubbo Council, made the event run smoothly.

It was a challenging start to 2020 with many events needing to be either cancelled or postponed due to, air quality, extreme heat or lightning. This placed a significant amount of pressure on the season.

Our officials went above and beyond to deliver the major championship events for the summer. The final event of the season was also cancelled, along with the Australian Athletics Championships due to COVID-19.

We are experiencing an interesting time in our lives and our sport will need the help and support of the whole athletics community. The summer season saw a small increase in total participation numbers. This is positive considering the many challenges that were faced during the season. A significant amount of this must be attributed to the

hard-working officials and club administrators. I must also make mention of the hard work that the Athletics NSW office staff put into both the summer and winter seasons. It’s not just the competitions department but a whole of office effort to make the season a successful one.

A big thank you must be given to everyone who helped make the 2019/2020 season a positive one. We thank the Competition Advisory Panel and Winter Harriers for their expert input into the makeup of the season. Again, we also thank the wonderful band of officials who continue to provide Athletics NSW with an invaluable service to the sport of athletics. The club administrators, coaches, athletes, family and friends, all also deserve recognition.

We have learnt a lot from the season gone and will take this knowledge into the next season, with the drive to continue to build and grow on what is an already solid foundation. We will continue to review and refine our product offerings to ensure we provide a competition product that is open and accepting of all the diverse stakeholders within our great sport.

Ben Offereins Competitions Manager

Leading para distance athlete, Belinda Scott and Athletics Easts relay winning team.


OFFICIALS

The 2019/2020 season was strongly impacted by many uncontrollable factors, but one consistently reliable component was our cohort of dedicated officials.

168 Technical Officials attend an Athletics NSW event during the 19/20 season, which is a 3% increase from last season. Of these 168 officials, 26 were new to officiating with ANSW. In addition to these new officials, there was an improved retention rate of 91% from the 2018/2019 season’s 80%.

The 19/20 season demonstrated positively, the efforts of internal staff and the Joint Officials Committee in the amalgamation of LANSW and ANSW officials, with over 42% of active officials also officiating at a LANSW event this season.

Athletics NSW would like to congratulate David Higgins and Josephine Ng, for being awarded the NSW Official and NSW Novice Official of the Year respectively. Along with Rob Blackadder and Heather

Mitchell for being awarded Life Members of Athletics Australia. We would also like to acknowledge the 17 officials who officiated more than 25 days this season; Terry Manns, Betty Moore, Howard Vandervord, Michael Halmy, Paul Buckley, Murray Gaudin, Del Warrick, Ron Richter, Tony Smyth, Adam Mylonas, Janet Nixon, Katrina Morrow, David Higgins, David Morrow, Jim Legge, Les Allan and Rob Jones.

Finally, I would like to thank all the technical officials and volunteers who contributed to the 2019/2020 season despite the array of conditions. The dedication, generosity and contribution of each official is strongly valued by all those involved in Athletics in NSW.

Ashleigh CrookOfficials Coordinator

NSW Officials Paula Cole, Carmel McCudden, Terry Manns & Del Warrick.


Coaching

Throughout the 2019/20 financial year, Athletics NSW continued developing its coach education program by increasing the Coach Education Workforce. Paired with an increase of courses delivered in Regional and Metropolitan New South Wales, there has been considerable growth in service accessibility.

The key highlights of 2019/20 were:

• 31 Accredited Coach Education Courses were delivered throughout NSW.

• 6 Accredited Coach Education Courses were conducted in Regional locations, including Mudgee, Bega, Tamworth and Dubbo.

• Athletics NSW worked alongside the School Sport Unit to deliver four Coach Education Courses to regional and metropolitan-based teachers.

• The number of coaches who completed coaching courses in NSW in 2019/20 was a total of 369 averaging approximately 12 participants per course.

The most in-demand coach accreditation course is the entry Level 1 Community Athletics Coach with over seven courses run with 115 participants and an

average of 16 people per course. Education and information for coaches continued through the ‘E-Coaching’ newsletter, which is distributed to all accredited coaches.

Providing updates in the coaching space ‘E-Coach’ includes interviews, coach job advertisements, informative articles and opportunities for further training and professional development.

Athletics NSW is working closely with Little Athletics NSW to provide joint coaching opportunities for coaches.

In 2020/2021, Athletics NSW will continue to focus on providing coaches with opportunities to upskill their knowledge in the coaching space. Athletics NSW is committed to reaching as many coaches as possible by providing high quality, current and engaging professional development opportunities. Athletics NSW will also continue to develop the relationship with Little Athletics NSW, providing opportunities for all coaches regardless of accreditation or skill level.

Matthew JoyceState Teams and Coaching Manager

Coach Penny Gillies with John Gikas and right Jacinta Doyle (kneeling) with her squad.


Marketing Communications

Throughout the 2019/20 Winter and Summer season, the ANSW marketing team provided marketing and communications support to ANSW/RunNSW events and programs.

Continual engagement and content generated from ANSW products and events, in addition to the RunNSW events, assisted in increasing brand awareness among both members and non-members.

The “Big 3” RunNSW events (Sydney 10, Sydney Half and Fernleigh 15) all experienced significant growth off the back of targeted social media and email campaigns coupled with desirable unique medal designs and themed branding (Star Wars Day – Sydney 10)

The ANSW Communications Strategy was focused on delivering relevant and timely content across all channels including Facebook, Twitter, email, YouTube and Instagram through segmentation and targeted content, which resulted in increased engagement and audience growth across all platforms.

Merchandise

The 2019/2020 season saw ANSW bring merchandise production and sales in-house, with a lot of success. Merchandise ranges were offered at Sydney 10, NSW All Schools, Fernleigh 15, NSW Country Championships and NSW Junior Championships.

Social Media

ANSW entered into a social media accelerator program with Shunt Creative at the beginning of 2019, along with a number of SSO’s from around the country with the objective of growing our social media channels through collaboration and analytical feedback.

The program was a success for ANSW, achieving the majority of KPI’s set and has now expanded to our RunNSW channels for 2020, along with a number of new SSO’s and some NSO’s signing up to the program.

Commercial

2019/20 welcomed some new commercial partners in various capacities across both ANSW core business and RunNSW events.

The Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) became the naming rights partner of the NSW All Schools and NSW Junior Track and Field Championships in 2019 and we look forward to continuing to build on the relationship through 2020 and beyond.

ANSW were engaged by Sony for a Professional Sports Photography event that was held at the end of 2019 with plans to expand the partnership in 2020.

Global giant Under Armour became a partner of the RunNSW series in 2019 and had a presence at Sydney 10, Sydney Half and Fernleigh 15. ANSW continued partnerships with Wholesale Trophies and 2XU.

Greater Bank extended their partnership as the naming rights holder and 5km Fun Run sponsor of the RunNSW series. This strategic partnership enables The Greater Bank to further their reach within regional NSW and to develop the RunNSW brand across communities in NSW to be involved in recreational running and their local running clubs.

Daniel Laus Marketing & Communications Manager


Leading junior athletes, triple jumper Desleigh Owusu (left) and sprinter Bendere Oboya.


Target Talent ProgramThe Athletics NSW Target Talent Program (ANSWTTP) is a development pathway program for junior athletes aged 15 to 18 years old. The program is closely aligned with the activities of Athletics Australia’s High Performance Department and seeks to provide educational and event specific practical training opportunities to aspiring junior athletes during the out of season months of June to November.

Athletes are invited to participate in the Target Talent Program based on their achievement of the relevant ANSWTTP entry standards for their age and event during the 2018/2019 domestic season. The TTP has been specifically designed to develop not only the athlete, but also their coach through engagement in educational workshops and by fostering a mentoring approach that is implemented by our state event group coaches.

The TTP acts as a talent identification component within the Athletics Australia High Performance Pathway and has seen a number of NSW junior athletes go onto be selected in junior and youth Australian teams. ANSW also implements a vision and purpose for the program which assist in guiding direction within the design and implementation of the program:

The Target Talent program is funded and implemented in collaboration with Athletics Australia, whose continued support has seen the program’s sustained

growth over the years; 2016 saw 60 athletes engaged in the program, 80 athletes took part during 2017, 2018 saw 132 athletes participate with 132 athletes again taking part in the 2019 program.

The TTP program would not be possible without the state event group coaches who delivered the practical training components across 11 event groups. ANSW thanks the 2019 TTP coaches for providing their time and expertise.

100m and 200m Sprints – Ron Bendall and Ryan Dowling 400m Sprints – Matthew Fowler Hurdles – Andy Burton Middle Distance – Ian Hatfield Walks – Frank Overton Long Jump and Triple Jump – Andrew Murphy High Jump – Michael Hamlyn-Harris Shot Put, Discus, Hammer Throw – Breanne Clement Javelin – Kerry Smith Pole Vault and Multis – Zsuzsa Olgyay-Szabo Para – Matthew Rawlings Para Assistant – Julie Charlton

We would like to congratulate all of the NSW squad athletes and their personal coaches for another fantastic season in 2019: (see lists)


Pole vaulter Aiden Princena-White


First Name LAST NAME EVENT GROUP COACHGreta Andrews Sprints Melinda Gainsford-TaylorJohn Ballard Sprints Roger FabriDonovan Bradshaw Sprints Mick ZistiGeorgia Fichardt Sprints Andy BurtonSebastien Lo Cascio Sprints Melinda Gainsford-TaylorJezebel Navusolo Sprints Lenore BeatonLauren Percival Sprints Stephen KingMonique Quirk Sprints Gregory SmithCharlie Wilkinson Sprints Kristine PurcellSophie Bowley Sprints Greg WienckeLeroy Reid Sprints Gerrard KeatingAlice Dixon Sprints Melinda Gainsford-TaylorKeegan Bell Sprints Graham GarnettCaitlyn Ferrier Sprints Marilyn PearsonJasmin Guthrie Sprints Ron BendallMax Holmes Sprints Cathy WalshJessica Wardrobe Sprints Jacinta DoyleHayley Wright Sprints Renay ParkinsonZachary Rothwell Sprints Steve RothwellAngus Beer Middle Distance Dani AndresLauren Carey Middle Distance Gary HowardHannah Cerezo Middle Distance James FitzgeraldDrew Fryer Middle Distance Jeremy RoffImogen Gardiner Middle Distance Deb WalshamJack Gould Middle Distance Jamie Gould & Lisa CorriganJames Healey Middle Distance Paul MicaleNicola Hogg Middle Distance Ben LiddyDaniel Kelly Middle Distance Ben St LawrenceRenee Lewis Middle Distance Dani AndresMontana Monk Middle Distance Gerrard KeatingSarah Pickering Middle Distance Michael PickeringGeorgie Purcell Middle Distance Darren PurcellAbbey Rockliff Middle Distance Gary HowardSamuel Rockliff Middle Distance Gary HowardKane Shields Middle Distance Dani AndresLauren Ward Middle Distance Guy GreberIndie Seccombe Middle Distance Gary HowardTiahna Woodger Middle Distance Owen StewartEmma Blanch Walks Jock CampbellHannah Bolton Walks Frank OvertonEllie DeCelis Walks Brett Mathison


First Name LAST NAME EVENT GROUP COACHJack McGinniskin Walks Frank OvertonAllanah Pitcher Walks Frank OvertonEmily Britton Hurdles Mick ZistiNicolette Donofrio Hurdles Ron BendallMark Fokas Hurdles Natasha Stenberg  Millie Gooch Hurdles Mark PenmanIsabella Guthrie Hurdles Ron BendallThomas Hunt Hurdles Mike HurstTheo Kidd Hurdles Andrew Murphy & Andy BurtonMitchell Lightfoot Hurdles Peter GentzAmy Lovatt Hurdles Self coached Jack McFadden Hurdles Clayton KearneJames Park Hurdles Andrew Murphy & Jilska Van der WallJack Sheehan Hurdles Glenn ThackerTiahna Skelton Hurdles Peter GentzAshlyn Adams Hurdles Andy BurtonGrace Adams Hurdles Andy BurtonAnnika Lynch Hurdles Nicole Boegman & Gareth WatkinsSusie Douglas Hurdles Ron BendallLara Check Combined Events Janie Hamilton & Peter LawlerElla Koster Combined Events Leanne PejkovicThomas Noakes Combined Events Zsuzsanna Olgyay-SzaboAshley Pernecker Combined Events Tom RistucciaLily Tilt Combined Events Graham GarnettJames Gorham Pole Vault Zsuzsanna Olgyay-SzaboMaxwell Jones Pole Vault Zsuzsanna Olgyay-SzaboAiden Princena-White Pole Vault Zsuzsanna Olgyay-SzaboEthan Princena-White Pole Vault Zsuzsanna Olgyay-SzaboNickolai Simmons Pole Vault Zsuzsanna Olgyay-SzaboLauren Tisdale Pole Vault Zsuzsanna Olgyay-SzaboAngus Clark High Jump Danielle ClarkAlexandra Harrison High Jump Glenn ThackerDarcy Holmes High Jump Michael HolmesNicholas Kollias High Jump Wal Jacenko & Lyn JacenkoEva Kostopoulos High Jump Danielle ClarkJesse Tindall High Jump Nick MoroneyAlexandra York High Jump Nicole BoegmanRobbie Cullen High Jump John SharpeRosie Tozer High Jump Michael Hamlyn HarrisWilliam Moir High Jump Michael Hamlyn Harris and Andrew

Murphy


First Name LAST NAME EVENT GROUP COACHLaud Codjoe Jumps (LJ, TJ) Andrew MurphySamantha Dale Jumps (LJ, TJ) Andrew MurphyLiam Fairweather Jumps (LJ, TJ) Jason FairweatherKatie Gunn Jumps (LJ, TJ) Matt HorsnellJessica Laurance Jumps (LJ, TJ) Gregory SmithJay Louison-roe Jumps (LJ, TJ) Rene GoschnikAlyssa Lowe Jumps (LJ, TJ) Nicole BoegmanRyan Marshall Jumps (LJ, TJ) Leanne PejkovicCharlotte McGill Jumps (LJ, TJ) Lyn and Wal JacenkoConnor Murphy Jumps (LJ, TJ) Andrew MurphyFinn Murphy Jumps (LJ, TJ) Andrew MurphyTully Murphy Jumps (LJ, TJ) Marilyn PearsonRenato Pane Jumps (LJ, TJ) Lindsay WatsonJonathon Reid Jumps (LJ, TJ) John SharpeElla Young Jumps (LJ, TJ) Marilyn PearsonKipchumba Langat Jumps (LJ, TJ) Greg WienckeLianna Davidson Javelin Angus McEntyreJack Greaves Javelin Rhys SteinHarrison Lucas Javelin Angus McEntyreEmily Markosk Javelin Peter LawlerNosa Obaseki Javelin Angus McEntyre Kate Peterson Javelin Kevin FisherJoshua Yeoh Javelin Rhys SteinJessica Richardson Javelin Kerry SmithJayden Duncum Throws (SP, DT, HT) David Bruce Renee Hardy Throws (SP, DT, HT) Karyn Di Marco & Bree Clement Venita Mailei Throws (SP, DT, HT)  David PriorTeagan Neich Throws (SP, DT, HT) Karyn Di MarcoBryce Nolan Throws (SP, DT, HT) Dennis KnowlesImogen Petrie Throws (SP, DT, HT) Kenn HarradineLucas Rose Throws (SP, DT, HT) Rhys SteinAlexander Shahla Throws (SP, DT, HT) Lawrie BarclayThomas Shannon Throws (SP, DT, HT) Peter TaylorSally Shokry Throws (SP, DT, HT) Karyn Di Marco & Bree ClementAlannah Martin Throws (SP, DT, HT) Karyn Di Marco & Bree ClementAshlyn Blackstock Throws (SP, DT, HT) Gerry TargettAlysha Pearson Throws (SP, DT, HT) Karyn Di Marco & Bree ClementNicole Robertson Throws (SP, DT, HT) Bre ClementAnnabelle Rodgers Throws (SP, DT, HT)  Stu FarrentAmiee Fisher Para Sprints Self coachedTamsin Colley Para Sprints Matt Rawlings


First Name LAST NAME EVENT GROUP COACHKarlee Symonds Para Sprints Matt RawlingsEdward Parker Para Sprints Matt RawlingsChristian Georgallis Para Sprints Matt RawlingsLainee Harrison Para Sprints Shaun FletcherMali Lovell Para Sprints Matt RawlingsAaron Houston Para Middle Distance Wes GibsonJames Tirado Para Middle Distance Matt Rawlings and Jordan WilliamsKailyn Joseph Para Jumps (LJ) Matt RawlingsSummer Giddings Para Jumps (LJ) Matt RawlingsSarah Clifton-Bligh Para Throws Louise Sauvage and David Bruce

Angus Beer leading the field at the Australian Cross Country Championships.


NSW STATE TEAMS NSW athletes competed in nine national championships. Winter - national road walks, cross country, road championships, marathon, and half-marathon. Summer national championships contested were – All schools, Zatopek 10,000m, all aged combined events and Nitro schools knockout. Athletics NSW had staff/volunteers at two of the events and we are very grateful for their support support and commitment working usually very long days, working at the track, then supporting/managing athletes in the evening. Australian Cross-Country Championships (Kembla): Matthew Joyce

Australian All Schools Championships (Perth):

Team Managers: Matthew Joyce, Kerry Smith, Sharyn Dickson, Ian Hatfield, Kay Heinecke, Beth Croft, Nathan Breen, Heather Berry, Lenore Beaton, Carmel McCudden, James Pennington, Laura Honeysett and Matthew Rawlings.

Team Physiotherapists: Henry Jones, Kandice Goodwin, Mel Logan and Barry Czitan.


Charlie Jefferson (right) on the way to winning the Australian All Schools U16 800m title, with teammate Nathan Stanmore third.


Jack McGinniskin comepting at the NSW Open Championships in the 5000m Walk. Leading race walkers Dylan Richardson (MIN) Beki Smith (ASW) and Kyle Bedford (NEP) at the NSW Open Championships


MEMBERSHIP AND CLUBS

In 2019/2020 Athletics NSW saw a continuation of the OneSport Athletics initiative now known as “OneAthletics”. Throughout the year there was an increase of Little Athletics Centres affiliated with Athletics NSW. These jointly affiliated clubs are continuing to provide a pathway from junior to senior athletics.

The 2019/2020 season commenced with the roll out of a new membership and competition entry platform, Revolutionise Sport. This was a welcome development for club administrators and the members themselves. The benefits and ease of registration were commented on positively by the ANSW members and club administrators.

MembershipAthletics NSW has continued its focus of inclusive and accessible membership.

The Dual Membership program continued this season, giving free Athletics NSW membership to U12 to U17 registered Little Athletics members. This provides

U12-U17 LANSW members access and exposure to senior athletics programs with a specific focus on the NSW Club Relays and NSW Club Championships. Dual membership aims to retain the interest of the younger athletes and provide a pathway into senior athletics. The junior membership category has continued to increase annually as we see a transition for the younger athletes through to ANSW memberships.

ClubsAthletics NSW is committed to strengthing clubs and their capacity. We have been working closely with the clubs this season to strengthen relationships. Club administrators also now can voice feedback in a club forum setting. These forums were hosted at some of the larger Athletics NSW events and saw a great turnout of clubs in which we were able to gather great feedback and ideas. 

Emily Kass Membership Analyst

Hornsby Little Athletics Club Members


2019-20 Age Structure of Athletics NSW registered athletes

2019-2020 2018-2019 2018-2019 2017-2018to 10 Mar 2020 to 31 Mar 2019 Full Season Full Season

AthletesAGE GROUP TOTAL TOTAL FEMALE MALE TOTAL TOTALU12 330 (305D) 832 (768D) 449 (408D) 458 (389D) 907 (797D) 158 (49D)U14 2628 (2586D) 4976 (4912D) 2557 (2515D) 2426 (2375D) 4983 (4890D) 4982 (4918D)U16 2096 (1982D) 2569 (2427D) 1320 (1242D) 1269 (1166D) 2589 (2408D) 2618 (2482D)U18 1200 (950D) 1384 (1166D) 701 (609D) 709 (555D) 1410 (1164D) 1391 (1137D)U20 346 343 148 208 356 40520-29yrs 509 528 229 328 557 57430-39yrs 177 201 118 144 262 26540-49yrs 191 255 135 196 331 34050-59yrs 205 229 89 188 277 28260yrs and older 202 197 56 171 227 228TOTAL Athletes 7884 11514 5802 6097 11899 11243

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Community 855 3433 2680 2874 5554 5409Officials 483 237 106 151 257 214TOTAL Registrations 9222 15184 8588 9122 17710 16866Ages are as at 30th September -the end of the athletic registration season.Dual registrations 5823 9273 4774 4485 9859 8586(Duals and club athletes are included in total athletes above - D denotes how many Duals in entry.)(Officials include technical officials and club officials and life members and volunteers)

This table compares the first 6 months of the current (2019-2020) season with the corresponding period of the previous (2018-2019) season, and the full 12 months of the previous season (2018-2019) with the full 12 months of the season before (2017-2018)

This table is a summary of competing athletes by age and doesn’t include those registered as officials, coaches or community athletes.

AthletesAGE GROUP TOTAL TOTAL FEMALE MALE TOTAL TOTAL


This table compares the first 6 months of the current (2019-2020) season with the corresponding period of the previous (2018-2019) season, and the full 12 months of the previous season (2018-2019) with the full 12 months of the season before (2017-2018)

* The significant lower total for 10th March 2020 is due to less duals registered, and less community athletes because participants in the NSW Schools Championships and events such as the 10k, and half marathon were no longer counted as ANSW community members.

2019-2020 season 2018-2019 season 2017-2018

Organisation to 10/3/2020 to 31/3/2019 ATHLETES OFFICIALS TOTAL as30/9/19

TOTAL

Metropolitan Clubs

Ambarvale Little Athletics 0 27 26 1 27 0

Asics Wests Track & Field Club Inc 252 265 260 19 279 362

Athletics East 108 135 141 4 145 192

Balmain Athletics Club 246 225 225 0 225 253

Bankstown Sports Athletics Club Inc 198 304 347 2 349 358

Barker College Athletics Club 4 4 5 0 5 2

Blacktown City Athletics Club Ltd 172 227 226 1 227 382

Camden Athletics Club 184 179 178 0 178 199

Campbelltown Collegians Athletics Club Inc 216 318 303 15 318 364

Cherrybrook Senior & Little Athletics Centre Inc. 143 148 146 3 149 195

Douglas Park Athletics 28 35 35 0 35 47

Epping District Athletics Club Inc. 87 142 139 12 151 83

Girraween Athletics Club Inc. 160 202 211 1 212 211

Hills District Athletics Club 498 597 602 4 606 732

Illawong Revesby Workers Athletics 198 212 231 4 235 267

Knox Grammar School 22 38 38 0 38 53

Mosman Athletics Club 112 104 105 0 105 154

Mounties Athletics Club 95 109 114 0 114 183

Nepean District Athletic Club 324 368 365 6 371 434

Newington College Athletics Club 2 7 7 0 7 9

Parramatta City Track & Field Athletic Club 157 190 188 1 189 226

Randwick Botany Harriers Athletics Club 100 114 135 3 138 198

Ryde Athletics Centre Inc 222 227 224 5 229 268

South Sydney Athletics 62 83 81 2 83 165

St. Ignatius College Riverview Athletics Club 25 1 1 0 1 0

St Josephs College Athletics Club 3 0 0 0 0 1

St. George District Athletic Club Inc. 183 231 272 12 284 315

Sutherland District Athletics Club 287 356 419 6 425 362

Sydney Pacific Athletic Club Ltd 217 306 308 7 315 424

Sydney Striders Road Runners Club Inc. 46 66 103 2 105 700

Sydney University Athletics Club 134 139 143 7 150 160

The King’s School Athletics Club 18 17 17 0 17 8

The Scots College Athletics Club 32 38 38 0 38 23

Trinity Athletics Club 115 117 117 1 118 134

U.T.S. Northern Suburbs Athletic Club Inc. 403 445 444 10 454 529

University of New South Wales Athletics Club 23 26 26 1 27 35

Westfields Athletics Club Inc. 79 85 84 0 84 88

Winston Hills Athletics Club 129 0 0 0 0 0

Woodstock Runners 2 79 182 2 184 181

2019-20 CLUB REGISTRATIONS - ATHLETES AND OFFICIALS


Non localized Clubs

Athletics NSW * 262 4891 4845 46 6406 2671

Boobs on the Run 1 0 1 0 1 7

Delta Running Project 10 0 10 0 10 0

Hooked on Running Pty Ltd 3 12 12 0 12 35

Nicks Running Club 6 7 14 0 14 19

NSW Masters Athletics Inc. 72 37 38 1 39 55

NSW Officials 180 0 0 0 0 0

Rachel’s Runners 1 0 0 0 0 6

Rejoov Runners 12 19 25 1 26 40

Run Crew 40 20 34 0 34 12

TRT Running 6 1 14 0 14 10

UP Coaching 11 18 26 0 26 11

Country Clubs

Blue Mountains Region

Bathurst Athletic Club Inc. 26 65 65 1 66 82

Blue Mountains Athletics 129 123 123 0 123 163

Glenbrook Athletics Centre 59 70 70 0 70 94

Lithgow Athletics Club 15 22 23 0 23 19

Central Coast Region

Gosford Athletics Inc. 48 61 62 1 63 88

Mingara Athletics Club Inc. 229 232 261 9 270 242

Toukley Athletics Club 30 25 25 0 25 38

Woy Woy Peninsula Athletics 28 54 54 0 54 97

Wyong Athletics Centre Inc 74 90 84 6 90 59

Newcastle Hunter Region

Aberdeen Senior & Little Athletics Centre Inc. 24 31 31 0 31 21

Adamstown New Lambton Athletics Club 61 68 66 1 67 76

Branxton Greta Athletics Club 8 0 0 0 0 0

Cessnock Athletics Centre Inc 40 47 47 0 47 45

Coastal Track and Trail Runners 52 72 82 0 82 150

East Lakes Athletic Centre Inc. 42 39 39 0 39 34

East Maitland Athletics Club 29 31 31 0 31 52

Edgeworth and Districts LA Centre Inc 48 37 35 2 37 47

Forster Athletics Club 5 27 25 2 27 59

Kotara South Amateur Athletics Club 113 100 97 3 100 79

Macquarie Hunter Athletics 168 181 178 4 182 190

Maitland Senior and Little Athletic Club Inc. 23 43 44 0 44 41

Muswellbrook Athletic Club 20 10 10 0 10 28

2019-2020 season 2018-2019 season 2017-2018

Organisation to 10/3/2020 to 31/3/2019 ATHLETES OFFICIALS TOTAL as 30/9/19

TOTAL


Newcastle Cross Country 0 0 0 0 0 580

Newcastle Flyers Runners Club Inc 117 112 114 0 114 168

Newcastle Runners Incorporated 13 14 18 0 18 34

Newcastle Veterans Athletics Club 26 38 43 0 43 42

Port Stephens Athletics Club 21 18 18 0 18 33

Raymond Terrace Athletic Centre Inc. 90 79 79 0 79 216

Scone Athletics Club 0 5 5 0 5 32

Singleton Track and Field Club 42 36 35 1 36 40

Southlakes Athletics Centre 37 32 32 0 32 19

Tomaree Trotters Athletics C;lub 2 0 0 0 0 0

Wallsend RSL Athletic Club 73 105 97 8 105 112

Westlakes Athletic Club Inc. 36 60 57 3 60 59

Woodberry & Districts Athletic Centre Inc 7 18 12 6 18 16

North Coast Region

Balina Athletics Club Inc 12 20 20 0 20 42

Byron Bay Runners Club 128 103 137 2 139 120

Coffs Harbour Track and Field 46 84 83 1 84 85

Grafton Athletics Club Inc. 29 28 27 1 28 33

Kempsey Little Athletics 18 10 10 0 10 0

Mid North Coast Athletics Club 27 34 34 0 34 21

Nambucca District Senior Athletics Club 14 33 33 0 33 52

Port Macquarie Pacers Running Club Inc 163 0 0 0 0 0

Stuarts Point and District Athletics Club 2 0 0 0 0 0

Woolgoolga Athletic Club (Inc.) 29 33 31 2 33 30

North West Region

Armidale Athletics Club 56 495 500 0 500 445

Athletics Glen Innes Incorporated 1 2 2 0 2 19

Gunnedah Athletics Club 14 0 0 0 0 0

Tamworth Athletics Club 42 55 55 0 55 72

Riverina Region

Kooringal -Wagga Athletics Club Inc. 63 101 101 0 101 186

Leeton Athletics Club 3 0 0 0 0 0

Macedon Ranges Running Club 2 0 0 0 0 0

South Coast Region

Athletics Wollongong Inc. 209 231 226 6 232 239

Euro Coast Athletics 36 42 40 3 43 0

Goulburn Athletics Club 2 1 1 0 1 1

Illawarra Blue Stars Athletic Club Inc 112 134 130 5 135 166

Kembla Joggers Inc. 64 82 365 1 366 456

Kiama Little Athletics Club 18 7 7 0 7 17

Lake Illawarra Little Athleticss Centre 44 45 43 2 45 0

Nowra Athletics Club 197 185 233 3 236 284

Victory Runners Inc. 17 39 85 2 87 43

2019-2020 season 2018-2019 season 2017-2018


TOTAL


J

South Coast Region

Athletics Wollongong Inc. 209 231 226 6 232 239

Euro Coast Athletics 36 42 40 3 43 0

Goulburn Athletics Club 2 1 1 0 1 1

Illawarra Blue Stars Athletic Club Inc 112 134 130 5 135 166

Kembla Joggers Inc. 64 82 365 1 366 456

Kiama Little Athletics Club 18 7 7 0 7 17

Lake Illawarra Little Athleticss Centre 44 45 43 2 45 0

Nowra Athletics Club 197 185 233 3 236 284

Victory Runners Inc. 17 39 85 2 87 43

Western Region

Cobar Athletics Club 5 17 17 1 18 17

Dubbo Athletics Club Inc. 137 136 135 2 137 155

Mudgee Athletics 37 31 31 0 31 34

Orange Little Athletics Club 0 85 85 0 85 82

Orange Runners Club 38 29 29 0 29 43

Orange Seniors Athletics Club 32 0 0 0 0 0

NSW TOTAL 9222 15184 17453 257 17710 16866

Metropolitan Club Total 5286 6169 6491 131 6622 8300

Non localized Club Total 604 5008 6540 48 6588 2869

Country Club Total 3332 4007 4422 78 4500 5697

Note 1: Officials includes technical officials, club officials and life members. Athletes includes full, club, dual and community athletes.

2019-2020 season 2018-2019 season 2017-2018


TOTAL


Changes in ANSW membership between 2017-2018 season and 2018-2019 season showing new members, old members and non renewing members.

REGISTRATION CATEGORYTOTAL Full athletes Dual athletes Community

athletesOfficials + clubassociates + life members

Membership at end of 2017-2018 season.

16866 2555 8586 5409 316

less multi year members who did not renew

-4008 -608 -1730 -1609 -61

less single year members who did not renew

-4564 -228 -2316 -1998 -22

add new members who started in 2018-2019 and

8205 468 4666 2989 82

old members who missed 2017-2019 and restarted

1211 226 253 668 64

Membership at end of 2018-2019 seaon.

17710 2464 9260 5553 433

Members whose first registration was in 2018-2019 as a percentage of 2018-2019 registrations.

46% 19% 50% 54% 19%

Members who returned after missing 2017-2018 as a percentage of 2018-2019 registrations.

7% 9% 3% 12% 15%

*** Because some members changed registration categories between 2017-2018 season and 2018-2019 season the category sub totals cannot be simply added.***

2019-20 CLUB REGISTRATIONS - ATHLETES AND OFFICIALS


Jessica Hull at the 2019 Doha World ChampionshipsBrandon Starc at the 2020 Sydney Track Classic.


NSW Records

Records OfficerDavid Tarbotton

NSW records Set during the 2019/20 Season

ATHLETE (YEAR, BIRTH, CLUB) EVENT PERFORMANCE DATE

Bendere Oboya (00, UTN) 400 Metres U20 51.21 30/09/2019Jessica Hull (96, BAN) 1500m Open 4:01.80 3/10/2019Nicola Mcdermott (96, SYU) High Jump Open 1.96m 20/06/2019Nicola Mcdermott (96, SYU) High Jump Open =1.96m 13/02/2019Nicola Mcdermott (96, SYU) High Jump Open =1.96m 28/02/2019

Connor Murphy (01, TRN) Triple Jump U20 15.68m 6/02/2020

Triple jumper Connor Murphy broke the NSW U20 record in 2020.


NSW State champions 2019/20MEN CLUB PERFORMANCE EVENT WOMEN CLUB PERFORMANCE

Anas Abu-Ganaba CBT 6.77 (1.2) 60m Abbie Taddeo ILL 7.43 (0.0)

Nicholas Andrews CHE 10.40 (1.1) 100m Abbie Taddeo ILL 11.76 (0.3)

Joshua Azzopardi CAM 21.59 (-1.1) 200m Katie Smee IND 24.00 (-1.6)

Ian Halpin BAN 46.95 400m Bendere Oboya UTN 52.47

Anthony Vlatko RBH 1:51.29 800m Georgia Wassall SYU 2:05.85

Joe Burgess SYU 3:50.49 1500m Jaylah Hancock-Cameron

BAN 4:20.91

Will Austin-Cray UTN 4:18.01 Mile Abigail Nordberg RCR 4:42.51

Jye Edwards BAN 8:09.46 3,000m Paige Campbell SYU 9:15.49

Kieren Tall UTN 14:17.73 5,000m Paige Campbell SYU 15:49.19

Thomas Do Canto HIL 29:35.82 10,000m Belinda Martin ILL 34:06.65

Tyler Jones MIN 20:05.20 5,000m Walk Beki Smith ASW 22:32.03

Tyler Jones MIN 43:20.57 10,000m Walk Beki Smith ASW 45:45.50

Nicholas Hough SYU 13.67 (0.8) 110m/100m Hurdles Abbie Taddeo ILL 13.39 (0.9)

Matt Crowe UTN 52.45 400m Hurdles Sarah Carli KEJ 56.52

Jack Colreavy SYU 9:07.38 3,000m Steeplechase Cheryl Chan SYU 11:14.70

Jono Titmarsh TGS 2.15 High Jump Nicola McDermott SYU 1.92

Alec Diamond UTN 7.28 (1.8) Long Jump Bethany Kranendonk WYO 6.04 (0.0)

Ethan Princena-White BAN 4.80 Pole Vault Elizabeth Baral ASW 3.70

Emmanuel Fakiye UTN 15.75 (1.8) Triple Jump Desleigh Owusu UTN 13.05 (1.8)

Kyle Cranston HIL 14.81 Shot Put Alysha Burnett CHE 13.67

Lachlan McEntyre SYP 48.07 Discus Sally Shokry SUT 47.40

Costa Kousparis SUT 66.03 Hammer Alexandra Hulley SUT 68.67

Cameron McEntyre SYP 73.70 Javelin Lianna Davidson ASW 52.89

Donald Ohmer PAR 4603 Decathlon/Heptathlon Chloe Davis UTN 4280

Matthew Cox BAN 1:58:12 25km Trail Running N/A

Leo Peterson UTN 49:08 12km Mountain Running

Jasmine Sargeant BAN 56:57

Ed Goddard UTN 19:05 6km Short Course XC Rose Davies ANL 21:43

Ed Goddard UTN 31:47 10km XC Champs Jenny Blundell SYU 37:11

Will Keir UTN 32:55 10km/7km Novice XC Paige Penrose KEJ 26:28

Ben St Lawrence RCR 29:02 10km Road Race Belinda Martin ILL 33:48

Guy Walters NRI 47:16 15km Road Race Rose Davies ANL 54:24

Matthew Ho DRIP 1:08:30 Half Marathon Belinda Martin ILL 1:17:13

Brendan Davies UP 2:34:57 Marathon Ingrid Cleland NFR 2:52:44

Carl Gibbons WLK 1:36:19 20km/15km Road Walk Elaine Wang SYU 1:26:59

Dylan Richardson MIN 2:36:04 30km/20km Road Walk Anne Weekes ILL 2:13:06

Dylan Richardson MIN 4:22:44 50km Road Walk N/A


MEN CLUB PERFORMANCE EVENT WOMEN CLUB PERFORMANCEEdward Parker T/F20 HIL 12.34 (1.4) 100m Tamsin Colley T/F36 HIL 15.81 (0.5)

Edward Parker T/F20 HIL 24.88 (-1.1) 200m Mali Lovell T/F36 UTN 32.58 (-0.5)

Edward Parker T/F20 HIL 56.03 400m Stephanie Sch-weitzer T/F20

HIL 1:02.86

William Vince-Moin T38 ARM 2:24.04 800m Belinda Scott T20 ASW 2:43.78

William Vince-Moin T38 ARM 5:07.18 1500m Belinda Scott T20 ASW 5:46.61

Kyle McIntosh T20 SUT 10:20 3km Short Course XC

Kyle McIntosh T20 SUT 9:58 3km XC Champs Belinda Scott T20 ASW 14:19

Blake Carr T/F20 MHA 5.38 (0.0) Long Jump Summer Giddings T/F35

HIL 3.02 (0.0)

Daniel Jennings T/F35 SUT 10.65 Shot Put Rae Anderson T/F37 MIN 9.67

Blake Carr T/F20 MHA 27.73 Discus Rae Anderson T/F37 MIN 27.75

Cameron Murray T/F37 PAR 15.05 Javelin Isabelle Hampton T/F12

WOL 30.26

MEN CLUB PERFORMANCE EVENT WOMEN CLUB PERFORMANCEGregory Luff T34 SUT 18.87 (0.2) 100m Sarah Jane Trevenar

Clifton-Bligh T/F32SYU 26.93 (0.3)

Gregory Luff T34 SUT 35.35 (-1.9) 200m Sarah Jane Trevenar Clifton-Bligh T/F32

SYU 47.00 (2.8)

Gregory Luff T34 SUT 1:19.44 400m Sarah Jane Trevenar Clifton-Bligh T/F32

SYU 1:49.00

Ethan Moos T54/F55 HIL 2:31.52 800m Sarah Jane Trevenar Clifton-Bligh T/F32

SYU 3:16.81

1500m

Seated Shot Put Sarah Jane Trevenar Clifton-Bligh T/F32

SYU 4.27

Seated Discus Kim Neuenkirchen F34

CHE 8.36

Seated Javelin Julie Charlton T/F57 CHE 10.65

Seated Club Throw Sarah Jane Trevenar Clifton-Bligh T/F32

SYU 12.23

Luke Bailey T54 MIN 27:24 10km Road Race Rosemary Little T3 HIL 34:19

Jono Tang T52 SYU 58:06 15km Road Race


100m heat 7th 15.65; 4x100m relay bronze 55.58 100m heat 6th 14.29; 400m heat 3rd 66.95, semi 7th 67.87; 4x400m relay silver 4:32.61 Shot 10th 9.02m, qual round 8.24m; Discus 9th 23.54; Javelin Throw bronze 23.63m Hammer Throw 6th 27.25m; Javelin Throw silver 27.91m 100m gold 13.45w; 200m 27.91; 400m 67.85; Long Jump 3.91m (only entry in events) 100m 5th heat 12.04; Long Jump qual 5.24m; bronze 4x100m relay 45.56 1500m 7th 4:17.84, heat 4:17.90; 5000m 6th 16:10.48; 3000m steeplechase 5th 10:53.10 110m hurdles silver 16.70; 400m hurdles silver 58.27; 4x400m relay disquali-fied 110m hurdles 5th 19.30; Discus 8th 27.41m, qual 26.73m Discus 11th 21.22m, qual 28.07m; Heptathlon 5th 2115 (200m 27.04, 1500m 6:03.74, 110H 20.35, HJ no height, LJ 5.21m, SP 9.08m, JT 26.09m) Shot qualifying 7th 9.37m, final 9th 9.20m; Discus 8th final 27.45m; Hammer final 7th 21.66m.  200m heat 2nd 27.88, final 7th 28.03; 400m Heat 3rd 64.59, semi 5th 63.74, final 7th 62.65; 4x100m relay bronze 55.58; 4x400m relay silver 4:32.61 800m heat 4th 2.52.07; 1500m heat 9th 5.54.44

World Univeristy Games, Naples, Italy 8-13 July 2019Zach Holdsworth (ILL)Mason Cohen (UTN)Jye Perrott (UTN)Ed Goddard (UTN) Bryce Anderson (BAN)Nicholas Andrews (CHE)Jacob McCorry (CHE)Sean Fitzsimmons (UTN)Alex Diamond (UTN)

Garbiella O’Grady (UTN)

Abbie Taddeo (ILL)

Genvieve Cowie (SYU)

Paige Cambell (SYU)Jess Stafford (SYU)Alysha Burnett (CHE)Mackenzie Little (SYU)

100m heat 8th 10.63; 4x400m relay heat 4th 3:11.23 800m heat 3rd 1:51.54, semi 4th 1:49.98; 4x400m relay heat 4th 3:11.23 800m heat 3rd 1:50.77, semi 4th 1:49.49; 4x400m relay heat 4th 3:11.23 Half Marathon 4th 66:20 Half Marathon 20th 70:41 110m hurdles heat 3rd 14.09, semi 5th 13.86 110m hurdles heat 4th 14.10, semi 6th 13.93 4x400m relay heat 4th 3:11.23 Decathlon silver 7593 points (11.20, 7.52m, 14.91m, 1.88m, 52.05, 15.07, 46.52m, 4.80m, 48.04m, 4:55.59) 400m final 7th 52.27, heat 2nd 53.07, semi 2nd 51.87; 4x400m relay bronze 3:34.01, heat 3rd 3:34.51 100m Hurdles final 8th 13.68, heat 5th 13.49, semi 4th 13.42; 4x100m relay silver 43.97, heat 2nd 44.28 400m Hurdles semi 5th 57.91, heat 3rd 57.91; 4x400m relay bronze 3:34.01, heat 3rd 3:34.51 3000m steeplechase final 7th 10:03.63 4x400m relay bronze 3:34.01, heat 3rd 3:34.51 High Jump qual 1.80m, final 4th 1.88m Javelin Throw final 8th 55.37m, qual 57.87m

Global Games, Brisbane, Australia 14-18 October 2019 All athletes T20 classified athletes

NSW ROLL OF HONOUR

Brittney Beilby (HIL)Amelia Mazzei (AMD)

Annabelle Rodgers (GOS)

Katelyn Smith (ASW)Annabelle Johnson (CTN)

Lleyton Lloyd (MHA)Kyle McIntosh (SUT)

Edward Parker (HDA)

Blake Carr (MHA)Jack Connors (ORG)

Rosemary Boyland (AWI)

Stephanie Schweitzer (HIL)

Belinda Scott (ASW)


Rohan Browning (SYU)Steve Solomon (RBH)Morgan McDonald (RBH)Nick Hough (SYU)Brandon Starc (PAR) Bendere Oboya (UTN)Gabriella O’Grady (UTN)Carley Thomas (UTN)Jessica Hull (BAN)Sarah Carli (KEJ)Sara Klein (ASW)Paige Campbell (SYU)Georgia Winkcup (UTN)Rebecca Bennett (SYU)Nicola McDermott (SYU)Alysha Burnett (CHE)

100m heat 6th 10.40 400m semi 9th 45.54, heat 4th 45.82; 4x400m relay heat 7th 3:05.49 5000m heat 7th 13:26.80 110m hurdles semi 8th 13.61, heat 6th 13.60 High jump 6th 2.30m, qual 2.29m 400m semi 7th 51.58, heat 3rd 51.21; 4x400m relay heat 5th 3:28.44 400m heat 8th 54.99 800m heat 5th 2:04.65 1500m semi 8th 4:01.80, heat 5th 4:08.71 400m hurdles semi 7th 55.43, heat 4th 56.37 400m hurdles heat 7th 56.97 3000m steeplechase heat 8th 9:44.80 3000m steeplechase heat 13th 9:50.21 4x400m relay heat 5th 3:28.44 High jump qual 1.89m High jump qual 1.70m

World Championships, Doha, Qatar 27 Sept-6 Oct 2019

Luke Bailey (ANSW)Guy Henley (SUT)James Turner (AWI)Tamsin Colley (HDA) Sarah Walsh (SUT)

World Para-Athletics Championships, Dubai, United Arab Emirates 7-15 November 2019

100 metres T54 7th 14.55, 4 x 100m mixed heat 4th 52.41 Discus Throw F37 final bronze 51.43m 100 metres T36 gold 11.72, 400 metres T36 gold 51.71 200 metres T36 8th 32.03, heat 31.77; 4 x 100m mixed heat 4th 52.41 Long Jump T64 bronze 5.20m; 4 x 100m mixed heat 4th 52.41

NSW ROLL OF HONOUR

World Relays, Yokohama, Japan 11-12 May 2019

Nick Andrews (CHE) Tyler Gunn (GOS) Ian Halpin (BNK) Zac Holdsworth (ILL) Nick Hough (SYU) Josh Ralph (SYU) Steven Solomon (RBH) Rebecca Bennett (SYU) Kristie Edwards (NSW)

Mixed hurdles 3rd heat, disqualified final4x400m relay 4th heat 3:03.53, 7th final 7th 3:05.594x400m relay 4th heat 3:03.53, 7th final 7th 3:05.59 4x100m relay 8th heat 39.05Mixed hurdles 3rd heat, disqualified final2x2x400m mixed relay silver 3:37.614x400m relay 4th heat 3:03.53, 7th final 7th 3:05.594x400m mixed 4th heat 3:21.804x100m relay did not compete


People’s Choice AwardLife MembershipChairperson’s AwardNick Winter Memorial Award for Aspiring Triple JumperRichard Coombes Memorial Award for Most Outstanding Male AthleteR.H. North/ W. Wilson Award for Most Outstading Female AthleteGeorge Soper Memorial Award for Best Performance by a NSW athlete at Australian ChampionshipsSprints/Hurdles (Open)Distance/Road/XC (Open)Walks (Open)Jumps & Combined Events (Open)Throws (Open)Most Outstanding Para Athlete (senior)Most Outstanding Para Athlete (junior)Most Outstanding Junior Female AthleteMost Outstanding Junior Male AthleteMost Outstanding Masters Male AthleteMost Outstanding Masters Female AthleteChampion Club of the YearMetropolitan Club of the YearCountry Club of the YearClub Development Award of the YearAdministrator of the YearWinter TrophyG.P.S. Parkes Memorial Award for Male Distance Runner of the YearDoris Magee Award for Female Distance Runner of the YearDorothy Dorsett Memorial Award for Male Distance Walker of the YearDoris Clark Award for Female Distance Walker of the YearTreloar ShieldOfficial of the YearNovice Offical of the YearInternational Coach of the YearInternational/National Para-Athletics Coach of the YearClub Coach of the YearCountry Coach of the YearRecreational Running Coach of the Year

Liz Clay (SYU)Janet Nixon not awardedDesleigh Owusu (UTN) Brandon Starc (PAR)

Jessica Hull (BAN)

not awarded

Bendere Oboya (UTN)Jessica Hull (BAN)Beki Smith (ASW)Brandon Starc (PAR)Dani Stevens (WES)James Turner (WOL)Tamsin Colley (HIL)Bendere Oboya (UTN)Luke Young (NFR)Ernie Leseberg (GOS)Lenore Lambert & June Lowe (NMA & IBS)UTS NorthsSydney UniMingaraBankstownMargaret Beardslee (MIN) BankstownEd Goddard (UTN)

Belinda Martin (ILL)

Dylan Richardson (MIN)

Elaine Wang (MIN)

UTS NorthsDavid Higgins (KEJ)Josephine Ng Alex StewartMatt Rawlings (HIL) Steve Whelan (HIL)Matt Horsnell (MIN)Gary Howard (RCR)

AWARDS

Award Winner


2019 NSW Sport Awards - FinalistsCoach of the Year

2018 Athletics Australia Award WinnersMale Athlete of the Year Para Athlete Coach of the YearAble Bodied Athlete Coach of the Year

2019 Athletics Australia Award WinnersMale Athlete of the YearMale Para-athlete of the YearJunior Female Athlete of the YearJunior Athlete Coach of the Year

2019 Athletics Australia AGMLife Membership

Matthew Horsell (SYU)

Brandon Starc (PAR)Louise Sauvage Alex Stewart

Brandon Starc (PAR)James Turner (WOL)Bendere Oboya (UTN)Penny Gillies (UTN)

Heather Mitchell (SUT) & Rob Blackadder

WinnerAward

Finalist in the NSW Sports Awards Coach of the Year Matt Horsnell with his athlete Nicola McDermott.


LIFE MEMBERS AND SERVICE MERIT AWARDSLIFE MEMBERS† William B Alexander (Bill)† WDC Jones† Stan R Rowley† Richard C Coombes† Jack Dunn† Nigel C Barker† Ernest S Marks CBE† Lady Halse Rogers† Mary Chambers MBE† George PS Parke† Patrick D Walsh (Pat)† Doris I Magee AM MBE† Henry George Carruthers MBE† Arthur J Hodsdon MBE† Doris Clark† Frank E Andrews† Richard C Corish BEM (Dick)† Nella Gould OAM BEM (Nell)† John F Holland (Jack)† J Frank O’Rourke† Zora Fibbins OAM† George Hunt† William H Ahearn (Bill)† Alleyn A Gainsford OAM† George C Marshall† Raymond PB White (Ray)† James S Howlin (Jim)† George Soper† Sidney E Tapner (Sid)† Gladys Gosling† Sir Charles Moses CBE† John H Hanman (Jack)† Arthur B O’Connor† Harold L Ralph OAM† Edna Godfrey† Clive Kelly† William JC Dunn (Bill)† Florence E Wrighter OAM BEM (Flo)† Neah EdwardsJean Harmey† Raymond C Frith OAM (Ray)† Robert P Heathwood (Bob)† Gladys Armstrong† Edward F Magee (Ed)† Grace Sheldon† Ruth Frith OAM† Marjorie FitzgibbonsClive D Lee AM† Raymond M Durie OAM (Ray)† Mervyn R Lee Archer OAM (Merv)

† Raymond McDonald (Ray)† John P Metcalfe (Jack)† Alma Kelly† D Keith Donald† Douglas Fryer (Doug)† W Berge Phillips OBE (Bill)† Ronald E Newton (Ron)Nola Eager† Brian R Dibben† Jean Norman† Mollie ChapmanRaymond C Land (Ray)† Frederick G Eggleton (Fred)1988:June Ralph1989:† Mabel Lawrence1990:† Peter W Lucas† Ronald J Crawford OAM (Ron)1992:† Murray Wilson1993:Jill Huxley1994:Helen Searle OAM† Kenneth F Morris (Ken)† Barbara Horwood† Leonard Horwood (Len)1995:† Cecil D Hensley OAM (Chic)† Donald T Allen (Don)† John WE Pross OAM (Jack)Donald L Brodie OAM (Don)Betty R Moore† Trevor A Huxley1996:† Eric S Arnold OAMValmai Loomes† John F Treloar AM1997:Ian RP WhiteFrancis Overton (Frank)2000: † Stanley Sherringham OAM (Stan)2001: † Geoffrey A Martin OAM (Geoff)2002:Lesley Carter (Les)2003:Jan Gibb OAM

Rodney J Gibb OAM (Rod)Edward Simmons OAM (Ted)2004:Jan Knox2005:Vilis GravitisRosemary Owens OAMStephen Hampstead (Steve)† Robert Ryan (Bob)2007:Max DebnamJanelle Eldridge OAMPenny GilliesRon GribbleLorraine HaddrickDennis JollifeAlan MillsRoslyn Mitchell† Albert Thomas OAM (Albie)2008: † Mervyn Davies † Ron White2009:Richard BatterleyRoss ForsterPeter Good† Frederick O’Connor OAM (Fred)Tony VecellioDavid ArchboldCarol HallJohn PatchettDesmond Pollock (Des)† Max Wilkinson2010:Trevor HeightHeather Mitchell† VJ Plummer (John)2011: † Bev JayeIan GravesAllan KaySteel B BeveridgeKim Owens2012:John MorrisPhil O’HaraPeter ReynoldsPaul StenhouseGordon Windeyer† Denotes Deceased


2013:Deborah FoxGraham Kent† John AttertonNeil HintonPeter Crombie OAMSusan SundstromIan KearnsMichael O’Mara2014:Hans TillerRobin Blackadder (Rob)Laurie KeatonRon Keys OAMRon Richter OAMDavid Tarbotton2015:Graham DwightPeter HerdLyn JacenkoJanet NaylonStuart Paterson2016:Margaret Beardslee OAMAnthony Okulicz2018Mike Hurst2019:Lindsay WatsonBarry Pecar2020: Janet Nixon

MERIT AWARDS:† Elvina Brodie† DH Edmonds (Bert)† Frederick G Eggelton (Fred)Raymond Clan (Ray)† Mervyn R Lee Archer OAM (Merv)John S McDougallJohn C Degnan (Jack)† Raymond M Durie OAM (Ray)John Smith† Alan Pinch† Raymond McDonald (Ray)Timothy H West (Tim)† Edward J Edwards (Ted)† Dr Eugene Magassy† Francis Crabtree (Frank)† John WE Pross OAM (Jack)† William J Fitzgibbons (Bill)

A Charles Neasbey (Charlie)Jim Hutchins† S Harold Suhan (Harry)† Dorothy Prince BEMMolly Chapman† Cecil D Hensley OAM (Chic)Joan CrossJune RalphArthur S Graves† Ronald E Newton (Ron)Ron TyeDennis P Wilson AM† Cecil J Lonard (Cec)† Geoffrey A Martin OAM (Geoff)† Stanley Sherringham OAM (Stan)† John F Treloar AMAlan R Slapp† Douglas Fryer (Doug)† George E Loomes† Brian R Dibben† Dr John W PerrotRobert W Wilkes (Rob)Darryl P CrossNoel S Chuck† Anthony J Warrener OAM (Tony)Dennis Joliffe† VJ Plummer (John)† Murray Wilson† Donald T Allen (Don)Steel B Beveridge† Ronald J Crawford OAM (Ron)† James Evans (Jim)A FergusonRonald Gribble (Ron)† Yvonne Neasbey† Joan PhillpottJames F Heslop (Jim)† Lawrence A Hutton (Laurie)† Kenneth F Morris (Ken)† Jeanne Norman† Roy J Patmore† Albert Thomas OAM (Albie)† SM Tolbert (Jim)Shirley Gehrig† Doris I Magee AM MBE† Doris Clark† Nellie Gould OAM BEM (Nell)† Zora Fibbins OAM† Florence E Wrighter OAM BEM (Flo)† Edward F Magee (Eddie)Jean Harmey

† Grace Sheldon† Edna GodfreyGerida Bergmann† Marion Cuthbert† Gladys Armstrong† Mona CrichtonNell Davey† Marjorie Fitzgibbons† Jean Hill† Mary Dyson† Nea EdwardsNancy EadeFlo EversonNola Eager† Ruth Frith OAMHelen Searle OAMRodney J Gibb OAM (Rod)Ronald Campbell (Ron)† Dorothy Mills (Dot) OAMLilian PalmerJohn MacMicking (Jack)M ClewettElaine Hutchison† V Parker† Allan J FilbyMay DunstanBruce Johnston† Marie Slapp† Joan KerrDorothy FordRuby GriffithsMay HackettHilary HardyMavis Harris† Alma Kelly † Mabel LawrenceShirley LamyDavid LamyRonald MaherMarlene Matthews AMKay WilliamsDoris Gallagher† Jean LoomesValmai LoomesMarie KennettFrank Kennett† Evelyn Raynor† Aileen V Pinch (Vera)Shirley MillsBett Durie† Denotes Deceased

LIFE MEMBERS AND SERVICE MERIT AWARDS


Dawn Schofield† Sidney E Tapner (Sid)Lucy JeansMavis Young Bett DurieDawn Schofield† Sidney E Tapner (Sid)Lucy JeansMavis YoungLloyd DeverellMargaret ThelanderRoss PoultonDaphne Staples† Basil H Dickinson† Trevor A Huxley† Peter Wilson† Robert J Ryan (Bob)Jill Huxley† Peter W LucasLorraine DunkDawn SmithJim StewartFrancis Overton (Frank)† Olga MarshallJack R MackiePhil Donelan1988:John C Waller† Jennifer Jaye† Beverley Jaye (Bev)Lorraine HaddrickMarie Tillett† Eric S Arnold OAM† Eric F Wilson† Ellen McGrath† James McGrath (Jim)1989: † Barbara Horwood† Leonard Horwood (Len) † Betty MilesRobert Dunk (Bob)Miss Gracie McDarraBetty R Moore† Jennifer Darvall† Alex HuttVilis Gravitis1992:Edward Simmons OAM (Ted)Anthony Vecellio OAM (Tony)1995: † Charles H New1996:† Kevin Dorsett

Jan KnoxRosemary Owens OAMMary ThomasJudy VecellioBarry WilliamsHeather Williams1997: † Peter McWilliamsRoslyn Mitchell (Ros)1999:† Denis S GrayIMD Prior (Bonnie)2000:Peter DouglasRoss DouglasJames McGrath (Jim)2001:† Bruce BrownBarbara DayRoss Forster† Fredrick O’Connor OAM (Fred)2004/2005:David Archbold† Mervyn Davies2004:Ian WhiteJanelle Eldridge OAMPeter Hampshire† Laurie MoorePeter MoorePeter ReynoldsRussell ScottAlan UraneMarilyn UraneGlen ThackerCarol Hall2007:Alan NolanDesmond PollockAlan Staples2008:Janet Naylon2009:Stuart PatersonSue SundstromRobin Blackadder (Rob)Ronald Hall (Ron)Janet NixonPaul StenhouseAnne Saville2010:Neil HintonTony Okulicz

Ron Richter OAM2011:Dan Suchy2012:Ronald BendallHans TillerMargaret Beardslee OAMSue StephensMerv KempGavin BeheanMichael Dooley2013:Robert BeardsleeBrian HamiltonVivian ManwaringLaurie KeatonStephen WhelanTerry MannsSusan Whatley2015:Bob MitchellAlexandra PearceKaren Watson2016:† Janet MunroCaroline YarnellGreg Ashe2019:Andrew Atkinson-HowattMatthew Rawlings

† Denotes Deceased

LIFE MEMBERS AND SERVICE MERIT AWARDS

Janet Nixon was awarded life membership in 2020


Presidents And SecretariesAmateur Athletic Association of NSW(AAANSW)1887-1888 R. Butcher1889-1890 Sir Henry Parkes1890-1893 Sydney Burdekin1894-1935 Richard Coombes1935-1938 J.M.Dunningham1939-1940 Robert.P.Heathwood1941-1943 J.T.Jennings1944-1947 George P.S.Parke1948-1968 Sir Charles.J.A.Moses CBE1968-1976 V.J.Chalwin1976-1978 Alex J. Tahmindjis1978-1989 Ray M Durie OAM

NSW Women’s Amateur Athletic Association(NSWWAAA)1932-1933 Lady Street1933-1959 Mary Chambers MBE1959-1982 Doris Magee AM MBE

Athletics NSW(ANSW)1989-1989 Ray M Durie1989-1992 John Atterton1992-1995 Jim Carver1995-2004 Ralph Doubell2004-2006 John Patchett2006-2010 Peter Bromley2010-2011 Gordon Windeyer2011-2016 Sean Scanlon2016-2017 Brian White2017-2020 Peter Higgins2020 - Matthew Whitbread

HONORARY SECRETARIES/EXECUTIVEDIRECTORS/CEOs

AAANSW1887-1889 R.C. Robertson1889-1891 J. Campbell1891-1893 H. Schwartzkoff1893-1894 A.E.Blackmore/A.C.Smithers1894-1897 Ernest.S.Marks CBE1897-1898 C.Healy1898-1899 A.L.Baird1899-1900 A.Morgan/B.Harrison1900-1901 A.Morgan1901-1904 William (Bill) Alexander1904-1907 C.D.Jones1907-1909 W.H.Wiseman/A.J.C.Summons1909-1913 William (Bill) Alexander1913-1914 W.P.Booth/George P.S. Parke/M.J.McCarthy

1914-1915 William (Bill) Alexander1915-1916 W.H.Lodge1916-1917 J.J.Walshe/W.E.Corben1917-1918 A.J.Crump1918-1920 J.J.Walshe1920-1921 KJ.M.Taylor1921-1923 T.H.Ferguson1923-1925 H.R.McDonald1925-1930 J.C.Allison1930-1932 R.D.Norman1932-1934 R.B.Casimir1934-1937 Robert.P.Heathwood1937-1938 R.H.Boyan1938-1939 L.Hains1939-1940 H.George Carruthers1940-1941 R.T.Andrew/E.V.Dunbar1941-1942 John (Jack) F.Holland/E.V.Dunbar1942-1943 T.H.Ferguson/L.Bateman/H.George Carruthers1943-1945 N.V.Kavanagh/Frank.E.Andrews1945-1948 B.C.Day1948-1949 A.W.Ferguson/T.C.Hastie1949-1951 A.K.McDougall1951-1952 J.Frank O’Rourke1952-1953 Ray P.B.White1953-1963 George Soper1964-1966 B.H.Mendelsohn1966-1968 George Soper1968-1970 T.H.Littlemore1970-1988 Clive D. Lee

NSWWAAA1932-1959 Doris Magee (nee Lee) AM MBE1959-1963 B Hodgson1963 Mary Breen1964 Jean Harmey1965 J Hardy1965-1969 Zora Fibbins OAM1969-1982 Flo Wrighter OAM BEM

Athletics NSW1989-1992 Alan R. Batchelor AM1992-1994 Tania Adams1994-1996 Malcolm Harrison1997-2002 John Patchett2002-2009 Greg Doyle2009-2015 Greg Meagher2015-2018 Duncan Tweed2018-2019 Peter Higgins (acting)2019- Kirin Lindop


VALE2020

James McGrath (BAN) Georgia Healy (UTN) Keith Knox (SUT) Renarto D’Amico (NEW)Brian Dibben (FF) Graham Taylor (ASW)Bob Ryan (WAL)Jim Bailey (STG)Don Bursill (AEA)Desmond Bede Moroney (ASW)Ray Land (ASW & UTN)Ron Haddrick (ASW)Bev Hayman (nee Wilkins) (NEP)

2019

Bill Butchart (RBH) Jennifer Darvall (AEA) Ron Gray (ASW) Victor John Plummer (ASW) Yvonne Melene (RYD)Ron White (HIL) Don Hawthorne (ASW)Charles Hobden

Official, Merit Award holder Athlete Athlete (Australian representative) Club administrator Official, Life MemberAthlete, Official, AdministratorOfficial, Life MemberAthlete (Olympian)Athlete (Australian Champion) AthleteAthlete (Olympian), Life Member, OfficialOfficialAthlete (Commonwealth Games)

Athlete (Olympian) Club administrator, Merit Award holder Athlete (Olympian) Ahlete (Australian representative), Life Member & Merit Award holder Coach Athlete, coach, administrator, Life Member AdminstratorAthlete

Photo of three athletes who passed away in 2019/20 - competition at Henson Park on 16 Feb 1952. First Bill Butchart, 2nd John Plummer, 3rd Jim Bailey (also 4th Dave Power).


ATHLETICS NSW BOARD OF DIRECTORS, STAFF AND ADVISORY PANELS

ATHLETICS NSW BOARD MEMBERSDirectors - ElectedAndrew Watson TreasurerAndrew MatthewsAnna Fitzgerald Resigned (November 2019)Jonathan FletcherKerry O’Keefe Lisa ThompsonMatthew Whitbread Chair (February 2019)Nick BromleyPeter Higgins Chair (2017 to February 2019)Terry Manns

Directors - Board Appointed (March 2020)Felicity Colbourne Matt Baker

ATHLETICS NSW STAFFChief Executive OfficerKirin LindopChief Financial Officer and Company SecretaryWilliam KoAccounts AdministratorNarelle MckenzieCompetitions ManagerBen OffereinsCompetitions CoordinatorJames ConstantineCompetitions CoordinatorMegan O’KeeffeCoaching & Performance Pathway CoordinatorAndrea BerrellMarketing and Communications Manager *Daniel LausMarketing Coordinator *Nic Savage (until October 2019)Laura Crowhurst (started November 2019)Membership AnalystEmily KassOfficials Coordinator *Ashleigh Crook (until February 2020)Regional Development OfficerBronwyn White (until December 2020)State Teams & Coaching ManagerMatthew JoyceWebsite, Awards, Content & Coaching CommsOfficer(P/T)David TarbottonParticipation Coordinator *Sarah Skidmore

*Shared Staff with Little Athletics NSW.

OFFICIALS ADVISORY PANELPeter Reynolds-ChairAshleigh CrookBarry PecarBen OffereinsJohn MorrisKim OwensRon RichterTerry Manns

COMPETITION ADVISORY PANELBen Offereins- ChairJames ConstantineJohn MurrayMark JohnstonNaomi TancredPaul CarrTerry MannsSam CollessDavid MorrowBrian WhiteGary Mullins


Rohan Browning at the 2019 Doha World Championships

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