February - MetrO Series Orienteering Finale

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February 2008
No 333
Renew your membership now and meet me at the AGM
Newsletter of the Orienteering Association of Western Australia (Inc.) (ABN:63 396 228 974)
Print Post Approved No. 665002/00130
Deadline for the next issue: Sunday 24th February 2008
2006 OAWA Council
Other Contacts
President
John Toomey (AH) 9445 3222
(M) 0407 519 232
[email protected]
OA Councillor
Ian Dalton 0411227392
[email protected]
Vice-President
Theresa Howe
t [email protected]
Equipment/
Tent-a-van
Ken Brownlie 9446 3457
Map Bank
O Shop
Tony Simpkins 9228 0085
O Uniforms
Sue Greig 9448 0840
Secretary
Carol Brownlie 94463457
[email protected]
PO Box 234 Subiaco 6904
Treasurer
Chas Lane 9381 6404
[email protected]
Bank account
(for event
money)
Bank West
306-057-418-055-6
Technical
[email protected]
Coaching
Vacant
Promotions
Richard Matthews 93886541
[email protected]
Mapping
Paul Dowling 0417 987 859
[email protected]
Publications
Jennifer Binns 9228 0085
[email protected]
Schools
Ian Dalton 0411 227 392
[email protected]
MTBO
Duncan Sullivan
[email protected]
O Library
OY Statistician
Penny Dufty 9299 8228
[email protected]
Computing
Craig Dufty 9298 9329
[email protected]
Webmaster
Toivo Pedaste 9387 6658
[email protected]
Member Protection
Officer
Larry Knowles 9448 2383
[email protected]
Clubs and Contacts
BO
KO
Be Active Sport Development Officer
Sport
Development
Officer
Tony Simpkins 9228 0085
0417 919 513
[email protected]
Newsletter Production
Editor
LOST
SWOT
Carol Brownlie 9446 3457
[email protected]
3 Davis Court,
Woodlands W.A 6018
Collation,
Penny Dufty 9299 8228
Distribution [email protected]
Membership Jean & Martin Coleman 9310 3835
Address
[email protected]
change
WOW
Convenor
Jim Mann 9295 1009
[email protected]
Technical
Craig Dufty 9298 9329
Social
Deb Dowson
Convenor
Bruce Armstrong 9386 8752
[email protected]
Technical
Graham Braid
[email protected]
Social
Jean & Steve Halligan 9294 2541
Convenor
Karen Lane 9381 6404
[email protected]
Technical
Richard Matthews 9388 6541
Social
Nicole Davis 9388 6541
Convenor
Peter O’Loughlin 0427 993 074
Technical
Steve Sutherland 9795 8010
Social
Michelle Whitfield 9721 6610
Valerie Mason
Convenor
Brian Dunnage 9448 5066
[email protected]
Technical
Ian Jennings
Social
Gary Carroll
What’s On?
Tuesdays
Training runs, 5:30pm at Hale Oval in Kings Park. Try it.
Sat 2 Feb
Metro Series Hillarys—Windmill Picnic Area, Ern Halliday Recreation Camp
Off Whitfords Avenue
Wed 6 Feb
ORLOP Heirisson Island—Lake Vasto
Sat 9 Feb
Metro Series Canning Vale– Canning Vale Primary School, the Ramble
Sat 16 Feb
Metro Series Swanbourne—Swanbourne Primary School, Narla Road
Sat 23 Feb
Metro Series Kings Park—Corner Saw Ave & May Drive
Sat 23 Feb
OAWA AGM
Kings Park following the Metro Series Event
Agenda on page 5
Wed 27 Feb
ORLOP North Fremantle—Gilbert Fraser Reserve, Johanna Street
ELECTRIFYING NEWS
OAWA has decided to make the newsletter accessible electronically.
You have the choice of retaining the printed copy and/or accessing it electronically. You can
select your preferred method by ticking one or both the boxes on the bottom of the membership
form at the back of this issue.
Each month you will receive an email to notify you when the Split times is available. To get
this email you will need to be on the OAWA Club Members email register. You may already
be on the list but if you need to subscribe, go to the OAWA Website/ About OAWA/ Clubs/
LOST,WOW ie. your club, and following the prompts to register.
The newsletter will be in PDF format, and the email will contain instructions on how to obtain
a free reader for PDF files.
We hope that this may save some paper, postage and be more convenient to members.
Carol Brownlie
Editor
Ocean, River and Lakes Orienteering Program (ORLOP):
Event 5: Heirisson Island
Wednesday 6th February 2008
Venue:
Point Fraser car park on Riverside Drive (24 hr ticket parking $1.00/hr)
Time:
Registration from 5.45-6.45pm, Start 6.00-7.00pm
Setter:
Tony Simpkins
Event Type: Line – long Sprint format
Courses:
Short (2.5km), Long (4.0km)
Map:
Black & White photocopy
Sunset
(courses close): 8.15pm
Facilities:
toilets, bbqs, Northbridge is close!
Entry Fees: Adult $4, Junior $2, Group $6
Help Required: Registration, Start, control collection – please volunteer! Helpers will be able to compete. A torch or
headlamp may be required for control collection.
Event 6: North Fremantle
Wednesday 27th February 2008
Venue:
Johannah St, North Fremantle (Gilbert Fraser Reserve)
Time:
Registration from 5.30-6.30pm, Start 5.45-6.45pm
Setter:
Tony Simpkins
Event Type: Line
Courses:
Short (2.5km), Medium (4.0km), Long (6.0km)
Map:
Black & White photocopy, with contours
Sunset
(courses close): 7.55pm
Facilities:
toilets, bbqs, Freo restaurants
Entry Fees: Adult $4, Junior $2, Group $6
Help Required: Registration, Start, control collection – please volunteer! Helpers will be able to compete. A torch or
headlamp may be required for control collection.
The ORLOP events so far have been very successful, with an average attendance of 40, and I believe will be a viable
addition to our calendar in the long term (provided daylight saving becomes permanent after 2009).
In Melbourne, there are events throughout the summer on four evenings a week, and I hope to check one of them out
on a visit to Bleak City in late January.
http://www.vicorienteering.asn.au/parkstreet/
For more information, or to volunteer your services at one of the above events, contact Tony on 9228 0085.
The Orienteering Association of
Western Australia (Inc)
Annual General Meeting
Saturday 23rd February 2008
Where
KINGS PARK
When
Saturday 23 February 2008, Time TBA (As soon as possible
after the Metro Series event and presentations, approx 6.30pm)
AGENDA
Apologies
Minutes of the previous AGM
Business arising from the minutes
Treasurer’s report
President’s report
Questions relating to Council Convenors’ reports
(Copies of the reports, not published in this issue, will be available at the meeting)
Election of OAWA Council:
President
Vice-president
Treasurer
Secretary
Technical Convenor
Coaching Convenor
Promotions Convenor
Mapping Convenor
Schools Convenor
Publications Convenor
Mountain Bike Orienteering Convener
Auditor
General business
Please BYO chair
If anyone would like a copy of the minutes of the 2007 AGM in advance of this AGM, please contact
the Secretary, Carol Bronwlie on 9446 3457, [email protected]
.
The OAWA AGM is an opportunity for ALL
members to raise issues of concern or interest, to contribute to discussion on these issues, and to choose who
will run the Association for the
coming year.
Please be there and have your say!
2007/08 Be Active Metro Series
The Be Active Metro Series Orienteering is approaching crunch time, with 5 events left to go, including two new
maps at Hillarys and Canning Vale
After the Trigg event, Brian W. Hewitt is leading the Long Course, Lee Holliday the Medium, and Aoife & Eoin
Rothery have an unbeatable lead in the Short.
Ricky Thackray is poised to defend his Open Men’s title on the Long Course, after missing the first event. He hasn’t
had things all his own way however, with experienced orienteers Rob Jessop and Wayne Eliot taking out the last two
races, and Sten Claessens consistently earning high points. Kim Hazeldine is the clear leader in the Open Women. In
the Veteran Men class, Tony Whittaker may have established a winning lead, but Andrew Martin, Ian Thomsett, and
Gary Carroll could make a late run for overall victory.
Pete Shanley is leaving his Medium Course Open Men’s title defence late this year, and can’t afford to miss another
event, which would leave Lee Holliday as the winner. Cath Chalmers is currently the leading Open Woman, but a very
fit Jen Graham-Taylor may overtake her. While Ken Brownlie is currently the leading Veteran Man, the eventual winner should be either Richard Matthews or Chip Lundstrom. Carol Brownlie will retain her title in the Veteran Women.
Prepaid Event Cards:
It’s not too late to purchase a prepaid event card and make some savings. Remember these can be used at the Short
Series, coming up this autumn, and at next summer’s Metro Series. You can also share a card with a partner or friend.
You can order Cards by emailing me, or buying them from me at events. The cards sell for $90 (adult), $45 (junior),
and $135 (group).
Runner’s World/Brooks Shoes Draw:
Don’t forget to attend the Kings Park event on 23rd February, where the overall Series prizes will be awarded, and the
draw prize will be a pair of Brooks running shoes from Runner’s World!
Tony Simpkins (Be Active Development Officer)
9228 0085 or [email protected]
APOC 2008
Thinking about going to APOC 2008 in Korea?
The 15th Asia-Pacific Orienteering Championships will be held near Seoul, South Korea, during July 25 - 30.
Early-bird entries close on March 31.
The entry form and Information Bulletins are now available for download from the event web site www.apoc2008.kr
Annual Membership 1
1
Junior 2,full-time student, or health care card holder
$30
Adult
Family
Family concession 3
MTBO Associate 4
Group/school 5
$60
$100
$60
$30
$120
1
♦
♦
2
3
4
Fee Reductions:
SWOT membership is 50% of standard fee for relevant category.
New memberships are reduced to 50% if joining after 31 July.
Under 21 on 31Dec of the membership year.
At least one adult with health care card.
For Mountain Bike Orienteers (this membership encourages MTB orienteers to try foot-O by providing
members prices for foot-O events, however Associate Members are not eligible to join and run for foot O-clubs).
5 Membership based on 12 months from receipt of membership fee – this period administered by the Be Active
Development Officer.
Event Entry: Foot-Orienteering
2.1
Standard Bush Events (incl. State Series, formerly known as OY)
Member
All Courses
Junior or f/t student
Adult
Family maximum
Pre-paid (10 events)
$5
$10
$20
$45
$90
$180 1
Non-member 2
1
2
$10
Not avail.
Adult
$20
Not avail.
Group (up to 5)
$30
Not avail.
1 pre-paid card per family.
Non-member entry fee includes 1 e-tag, 1 compass & map (up to 5 maps per group).
e-Tag hire
$2
$2
$6
Incl. in entry
fee
2.2 Badge and State Championship Events
All Courses
1
2
Pre-entry costs (per day)
e-Tag hire
Member
Adult
Family maximum
Non-Member
Adult
Group (up to 5)
Late fee for pre-entry events
Competition enter on the day 1
$5
$15
$30
$10
$20
$30 (unofficial enter on day only)
$5 surcharge on all categories
$10 surcharge on all categories
$2
$2
$6
Incl. in entry
fee
Unofficial enter on the day 2
Standard event fees apply (see 2.1)
People may enter Badge events and the State Championships on the day of the event (at the organizer’s discretion) but will incur a $10 surcharge on the relevant pre-entry fee.
Unofficial entries on the day pay standard event fees.
!
2.3
Metro Series 2007/08 1
Seniors Cardholder
Adult
Group
Family maximum
Single event
$5
$5
$10
$15
$20
Pre-paid (12 events) 2
$45
$45
$90
$135
Single event
Pre-paid (12 events) 2
$5
$10
$15
$20
$45
$90
$135
2.4 Sprint Series 2008 1
Adult
Group
Family maximum
1.
Fees are the same for members and non-members.
2.
The pre-paid card is valid for the 2007/08 & 2008/09 Metro Series. The same card can also be used for the
2008 Sprint Series.
3
Event Entry: Mountain Bike Orienteering (MTBO)
3.1 Standard MTBO events
All Courses
Member
Non-Member
Adult
Family maximum
$5
$10
$20
Adult
Group
$8
$20
$30
e-Tag hire
Map board hire
Incl. in fee if
required for event
$5
e-Tag hire
Map board hire
Incl. in fee if
required for event
$5
3.2 MTBO State Championships
All Courses
Member
Non Member
Adult
Family maximum
Adult
Group
$5
$15
$30
$10
$20
Not available
REPORTS and ARTICLES
2007 Technical Report - Ken Brownlie
WOW is no longer the “biggest” club, now being equalled
by LOST again. The allocation of events to clubs for
Most of the Technical Committee’s deliberations were by 2008 reflects all this, although as usual it will not please
everyone.
email in 2007, with additional informal discussions at
events etc.
Changes for 2008
Happily there was usually overall agreement, with comShort
events will be organised early in the season under a
promises accepted where opinions differed.
private arrangement this year, culminating in a Championship event.
Technical Standards 2007
The MetrO series in the summer, set by the elite Nomads Come And Try It / Introductory events are listed for early
with help from their families, was of high quality and the and late in the season and are intended to attract newcomers. These should be friendly for participants and easy
Short events were also again successfully presented.
Mountain Bike events remained stable in quality although for organisers, so administration will be minimal with just
a few line courses.
one had to be rescheduled because of lack of organising
Following
the survey of members’ opinions last year the
volunteers.
Teams
event
has been discontinued.
The bush program of foot events was somewhat reduced
The results of trying a reduced numbers of age classes at
following the efforts of the Carnival the previous spring.
As usual standards of courses reflected the personalities of Badge events are under review and this may be revised for
2008.
those involved. Some were notably high, eg the Middle
Distance Championships, while others attracted comments Council decided that the Middle Distance and Long State
for perceived shortcomings, which provide opportunities Championships should be single consecutive days.
Under consideration is whether event administration can
for all of us to learn how to improve. That, however, rebe outsourced, to relieve members of that unpopular job.
quires that we first acknowledge the need for such improvement, then swallow our pride and make the effort to
Equipment
review what we think we know, which may be different
A robust lightweight caravan has been ordered to replace
from what is now required.
the Tentavan and it is hoped it will be ready before the
To help with this:The web site has basic technical information and there are first time it is needed.
numerous good publications in our Library.
We can notice what others do that we find enjoyable and Interstate
I again attended the OA Technical Committee meeting
make mental notes to avoid their errors.
last
Easter which this time was mainly an information
Positive features of events will be emphasised in the
swapping session on matters of common interest.
newsletter.
A course setting workshop will also be arranged in 2008 if WA contributed to email forums during the year on national technical issues and briefed our representatives for
there is sufficient interest.
Controllers can also help as part of their job is to maintain the OA conference last December about relatively minor
standards for a whole event. While they have the final say technical matters.
on matters of safety and fairness, they are also expected to
Thank you to all event officials last year and everyone
advise on details of course quality.
who
has yet again volunteered for 2008, without whom
To try to maintain standards a controllers’ refresher eveour events would not occur.
ning will be held in the earlier part of this year.
Particular thanks to the members of the Technical ComThe Department of Sport and Recreation hold short evemittee who have continued to ensure that good sense prening courses suitable for event officials and OAWA will
vails.
refund members’ fees
If elected, I should be happy to continue as Technical
Workload
Although there is a perception that volunteer numbers are Convenor for another year.
declining, when planning for 2008’s winter events started
last July 07, Tech’ Rep’s felt their clubs could manage
similar workloads in the following year. This was later
supported by the figures used to distribute events between
the clubs, which are based on the number of WA adults
involved in the previous Long State Championships. For
2007 these were similar to 2005, after an interim rise from
having the Aus’ Champs Carnival in 2006. Of note,
"
2007 Promotions Report – Richard Matthews
The major activities for the year were the continuation of
event notices in the West Australian in Saturday’s BGC
Sports Diary column. A couple of events were missed
when the editor of the column for some reason decided
not to publish the Orienteering section, otherwise this is a
valuable service and one that I think does a good job of
informing people with an interest in Orienteering of the
location of events.
Several press releases were prepared and distributed during the year by myself, Helen Post and Tony Simpkins
with a range of success in making the newspapers. As in
previous years the West Australian shows little interest in
“minor” sports but the local community newspapers are
much more interested and willing to publish stories about
local people or events. A good article was published about
Rhys Challen and his selection in the team for JWOC.
2007 Mapping Convenor Report—Paul
Dowling
A relatively quiet year on the mapping front after the hectic period leading up to the 2006 Carnival. I’ve taken over
most of the Convenor’s duties from Peter Komyshan,
leaving him free to do some mapping and not have to answer questions about OCAD.
At the start of the year I put together a visual index of our
existing maps -bush and metro - both to give me an idea
of what we’ve already mapped, and to see what areas with
good terrain might still be available. This representation,
unsurprisingly, shows the vast majority of our bush maps
in a narrow band running North-South to the East of Perth
– the Darling Range obviously providing most of our
good terrain. The metro maps are more evenly spread
across the city, albeit with a slight concentration around
Trigg/Gwelup.
I’ve also started up what I’ve long thought we needed – a
revision control system for our stock of digital (OCAD)
maps. This allows me to update maps as required, without
a) losing any previous changes when saving the new version, and b)being able to retrieve old versions on demand.
With the move to digital maps, there is a tendency for old
versions of a map to float around in peoples’ inboxes and
hard drives and resurface at inconvenient times. This is
particularly evident for the Metro Series maps, where
someone who set an event in 2004 might reuse the same
map in 2007, without realising that someone else ran an
event in 2006 and made a lot of corrections to the OCAD
file. The first person then fieldworks the corrections again
- duplicating the efforts of the second – which results in
wasted time and frustrates both parties. I made a push to
get the Nomads to give up their hoarded copies of old
Metro maps – there were 4 versions of some maps floating around!
2007 saw the fieldwork for one new bush map finished, in
the form of Bells Rapids. Stretching from the South edge
A number of paid advertisements have been placed in
targeted local newspapers to promote the Metro Series
with free entry for people holding an advert, these have
had some success and are part of the strategy that the
council adopted to increase the fees for the events so we
had the funds to have a more active promotional and advertising campaign. This promotion has been managed by
Tony Simpkins and Jennifer Binns.
If anyone has any ideas on how we can effectively promote orienteering please let me know.
of Walyunga NP to Bells Rapid itself, this map combines
the rock detail of Walyunga with a vegetation density
closer to Gunapin Ridge and has been an ongoing project
of Peter Komyshan’s over the last few years. While there
is significant vertical relief on the map - 200m from the
summit to the footbridge at Bells, as compared with 375m
from the assembly area to the top of Mt Dale – the
runability is very high. After field-checking is complete
during 2008 it should provide an excellent venue close to
the city.
Our collection of Street maps is also steadily expanding,
while Tony Simpkins’ introduction of the mid-week ORLOP events is showing how we can use even smaller
pockets of suburbia to run interesting and successful
events.
The search is also underway for our next crop of maps.
Peter, Noel Schoknecht and I have each identified an area
worth mapping, ranging from an area west of Brookton
(near Umuna/Hill Park Dale), through Metro Rd to the
banks of the Avon River – it’s hard to paddle down the
Avon without wanting to map most of the South bank!
Finally, the list of maps that need some reworking is
growing steadily. Whiteman Park has suffered from Enthusiastic Construction syndrome and needs an update to
reflect the many man-made features that have appeared in
recent years. Some bush maps, such as Avon Valley NP
and the Wootra Brook/Catholic Ag College maps, need an
update. Andrew Slattery was in WA at the beginning of
2007 doing updates on South Ledge, Kalamunda NP and
Mt Observation, with more work done on the latter by
Peter Watson. If anyone is interested in field-checking
existing maps, I have something for everyone.
“If we can’t map it, it’s probably the ocean”
2007 Treasurer’s Report—Chas Lane
You may note that the Depreciation allowance this year is
quite high: Council has elected to clean up the balance
sheet by writing off all the lingering value attributed to
most of the club’s equipment, with the exception of the OShop inventory and the Tent-a-Van, which has significant
residual value and is to be sold when the new caravan is
commissioned. The practice of valuing the stock of
printed maps is dispensed with, as they have no marketOn the financial front the club is in good fiscal health with able value. (They do have intrinsic value in that they save
$92k cash on hand compared to $57k last year. The cash the club $1 for every map used over a digital print.) Also
stocks of Admin cards etc have been written off.
surplus for 2007 was about $40k, $10k of which is specific donations towards the new Caravan, so the
Which all leads to the Balance Sheet, and the feature of
“operating” surplus is more like $30k. This is largely
that
is that it is so clean! I am anticipating that the auditor
attributable to increases in membership (up 20%), MetrO
event income (up 15%, partially due to increases in event will agree with me and declare it represents a true picture
fees), and a spectacular year for the Be Active Sports De- of the Association’s assets. These accounts will change
velopment program, where Tony has managed to increase slightly as I make further year-end adjustments, and I
the revenue stream by 25% in the Schools program and a hope to have the auditied accounts available for the AGM.
whopping 100% on the School Champs, and an overall
decrease in expenditure. The Event Income in 2006 was Chas Lane
distorted by the National Carnival so a $ comparison this Treasurer OAWA
year is beyond me, and I’ll leave that analysis to others.
2007 was a successful year for the OAWA, both in the
financial performance and in the way the accounts are
managed. After a considerable battle with bankers we
have been able to move to internet banking and this has
reduced the workload on the Treasurer considerably, as
anyone who pays their bills online will concur.
This cash reserve will fund the equipment and mapping
budgets over the next few years as we prepare for future
State and National Carnivals.
2007 Publications Report—Jennifer Binns
Newsletter
11 editions of Split Times were published and distributed
during 2007, at a total cost of $4440. Many thanks to
Carol Brownlie for editing/ publication and Penny Dufty
for distribution.
Brochures
Event programs were produced for the Winter Series,
Metro Series, Short Series and MTBO. The high quality
of brochures was achieved through the contribution of a
number of members – thanks go to Tony Simpkins, Cath
Chalmers, Duncan Sullivan, John Toomey and Nicole
Davis.
Council will be considering improvements to the newsletOAWA History: the First 25 years
ter in 2008, including plans to make it available through
the OAWA website (for the benefit of members who preThe enormous amount of time and effort by Bob Boekefer electronic copy and as an information source for non
laar in interviewing people, sourcing information and remembers).
cording OAWA’s history bore fruit when our expression
of interest for a history grant was accepted by Lotterye-News
west. The next step is a formal application – the outcome
should be known by June 2008. If successful, the money
Thanks to Bob McCreddin for publishing e-News. This
will
cover design and publication costs. Sue Graham Tayuseful update is distributed via email every week to peolor
and
Jennifer Binns will also be working on the book.
ple who have registered through the OAWA website.
20/01/2008
5:59:44 PM
Orienteering Association of W.A.(Inc.)
P.O.Box 234
Subiaco, WA 6904
Profit & Loss Statement
1/01/2007 through 31/12/2007
Income
Membership Related Income
Membership Fees - OAWA
Membership Fees - SWOT
Membership Fees - School
Memberships MBO
Interest on Term Deposits
Total Membership Related Income
Event Fees Etc
Members Event Fees
Members Event Fees - Prepaids
Non Members Event Fees
MBO Entry fees
MBO map boards etc
MBO Entries - Non members
SI Card sales
E-Tag/Compass Hire & maps
Map Sales
Junior Camp income
Annual Dinner
Total Event Fees Etc
Nomad Income
MetrO Jan-Mar
Metro Nov-Dec
Total Nomad Income
$9,473.68
$940.91
$327.27
$22.72
$875.03
$18,798.11
$1,227.30
$3,308.87
$1,844.55
$212.73
$464.54
$385.44
$773.70
$493.27
$654.55
$1,599.99
$3,223.36
$3,686.35
Funding / Sponsorship
DSR - Metro 2005/08
Sponsorship - Subaru Osb Pk
ASF Equipment Fund
OA National League Grant
DFACS Grant
Total Funding / Sponsorship
$20,000.00
$800.00
$9,102.00
$1,250.00
$1,813.64
Fundraising / Donations
Donations - General
Merchandising
Nicole'
s Wine Sale
ORLOP series
Osborne Park Subaru
Total Fundraising / Donations
$1,900.00
$60.91
$2,123.20
$381.82
$909.09
Be Active Sports Development
Healthway Sponsorship
Contributions from Schools etc
Contributions - Other
School Champs Entry Fees
Total Be Active Sports Development
$40,000.00
$18,314.00
$1,869.00
$6,080.00
$11,639.61
$29,763.05
$6,909.71
$32,965.64
$5,375.02
$66,263.00
Junior Development Fund
Food Stalls Revenue
Total Junior Development Fund
"O" Shop Sales
O Shop - Trailer
O shop - Uniforms
Total "O" Shop Sales
Non-Budget
Other Income
Mystery Deposits
Total Non-Budget
Total Income
Gross Profit
Expenses
General Expenses
Bank Fees/Govt. Charges
Audit Fees
Phone Internet & Postage
Printing, Stationery & P/copy
Insurance - Business Pack
Insurance - Trailers
Insurance - Directors
Insurance - Public Liability
Annual Dinner
Storage Shed Rent & Op. Exes
WA Sports Fed Subs
YHA Membership
Total General Expenses
National Affiliation Costs
OA State Registration Fee
Event Levies (Badge & State)
Australian Orienteer Subs.
Total National Affiliation Costs
Newsletter Production Costs
Newsletter Printing
Newsletter Envelopes
Newsletter Postage
Bob'
s E-News
Total Newsletter Production Costs
Mapping
Software - OCAD etc
Miscellaneous
Cartography
Total Mapping
Event Operating Costs
Event Map Printing
Event Expenses - Other
MBO map printing etc
Badges & Trophies
Toilet Hire
Setters & Controllers Costs
Venue Fees
Total Event Operating Costs
$1,565.27
$2,041.81
$577.95
$4,894.45
$218.18
$290.37
$150.00
$217.13
$22.73
$412.51
$378.45
$320.80
$1,858.58
$1,841.93
$1,136.36
$90.00
$33.64
$6,016.94
$1,568.82
$3,603.49
$2,953.79
$334.55
$1,231.94
$47.10
$761.21
$506.33
$3,458.00
$3,433.43
$124.95
$110.91
$916.50
$1,711.81
$120.00
$30.00
$1,565.27
$2,619.76
$5,112.63
$6,752.50
$11,189.25
$4,567.38
$4,725.54
$6,447.60
$162,213.69
$162,213.69
Event Equipment
Event Equip. Maint. & Supplies
Event Trailer Reg OAWA 521
Tentavan Rego OAWA 520
Control Cards $1,047.00
Total Event Equipment
$3,156.43
$46.65
$54.45
$4,304.53
SportIdent Equipment
SPORT ident e-cards
Customs and Handling
Computers etc
Total SportIdent Equipment
$841.19
$361.02
$27.18
Coaching
ASC Accreditation fees
Junior Camp
Coaching Equipment
Total Coaching
$27.27
$1,038.87
$689.84
OAWA Website
Website Annual Support
Total OAWA Website
Promotion OAWA
Advertising & Promotion
Printing Programs & Brochures
Total Promotion OAWA
O Shop
Uniforms
O shop Material
O shop trailer
O shop Gear
OShop Trailer Rego OAWA 522
fixtures
Total O Shop
$360.00
$90.91
$1,116.90
$1,229.39
$1,755.98
$360.00
$1,207.81
$263.50
$726.95
$44.80
$72.65
Be Active Sports Development
BASDO Salary
Superannuation
Travel Expenses
Combined Expenses
Insurance - Worker'
s Comp
Assistants - Casual
Assistants Superannuation
Total Be Active Sports Development
$34,978.20
$3,148.39
$2,953.00
$1,034.90
$1,486.42
$9,469.53
$476.24
BASDO Resources
Officeworks
Printing & Photocopying
Postage, Phone, Fax & Internet
Directory Listings
Event Database
SDO Equipment
Promotion & Advertising
School Event Expenses
Total BASDO Resources
$1,119.33
$1,844.39
$1,572.25
$406.36
$909.09
$2,726.76
$450.00
$3,188.57
$1,107.90
$53,546.68
$12,216.75
Nomad Expenses
MetrO Series Venue fees
MetrO Event expenses
MetrO Promotion etc
Senior Nomad Travel Grants
Total Nomad Expenses
$181.82
$822.05
$726.92
$3,344.00
Junior Nomad Travel Grants
Junior Travel Grants
Total Junior Development Fund
$1,850.00
$3,600.00
Non-Budget Expenses
Miscellaneous write-offs
Other non-budget
Total Non-Budget Expenses
$630.41
$318.18
Depreciation
Depreciation all assets
Total Expenses
$28,971.14
Net Profit / (Loss)
$5,074.79
$5,450.00
$948.59
$149,855.83
$12,357.86
Orienteering Association of W.A.(Inc.)
Balance Sheet
As of December 2007
20/01/2008
6:05:39 PM
Assets
Current Assets
Cash On Hand & At Bank
BankWest Current Account
Special Events Bank Account
Term deposit: 693261-6 (5mths)
Total Cash On Hand & At Bank
Inventory
"O" Shop Trading Stock
Total Inventory
Total Current Assets
Fixed Assets
Admin Trailer
Admin Trailer at Cost
Prov'
n for Dep'
n Admin Trailer
Total Admin Trailer
Total Fixed Assets
Total Assets
$56,672.96
$22,153.02
$13,577.35
$7,672.00
$7,263.64
-$3,200.00
$ 92,403.33
$7,672.00
$ 1 00,075.33
$4,063.64
$4,063.64
$ 104,138.97
Liabilities
Net Assets
Equity
Member's Equity
Member'
s Funds
Retained Earnings
Current Year Earnings
Total Member'
s Equity
Total Equity
$104,138.97
$68,219.45
$16,280.89
$7,372.51
$12,357.86
$ 104,230.71
$ 104,230.71
2007 Be Active Orienteering
Development Officer’s Annual Report Tony Simpkins
Mapping camps and parks, and developing permanent
courses;
Assisting teachers to develop their own orienteering programs through one-to-one development, and the provision
of resource materials;
2007 was another successful year for the Be Active Orien- Conducting inter-school orienteering competitions, inteering Development Program, proudly sponsored by
cluding the WA Schools Championships;
Healthway, and managed on their behalf by the National
Encouraging schools to take out group membership of
Heart Foundation of Australia.
Orienteering Western Australia;
Promoting these services through newsletters, mail outs,
The present Healthway sponsorship continues until the
and advertising, etc.
end of March 2008, and is worth $77,000 over two years.
We have applied for Healthway sponsorship for a further School Sessions
two years (April 2008-March 2010) at a similar level, and In 2007, the BADO and a number of experienced Develthe outcome should be announced by Healthway around
opment Assistants ran orienteering sessions for 70
the time of our AGM. Copies of the sponsorship agreeschools, with 3,249 students participating. 339 sessions
ments and applications are available on request.
were conducted, and 177 teachers were involved.
The Healthway sponsorship supported the funding of the
Development Officer position, and the associated administrative costs.
Of the schools involved, 50 were primary schools, 20
were secondary, 41 were government schools, and 29
non-government.
The sponsorships allow OAWA to generate income from
services to schools and other organisations, providing
employment for a number of Orienteering Western Australia members as Casual Development Assistants. Details
of income and expenditure under the Be Active Development Program are provided in the Association’s Annual
Accounts.
Most schools were in the metropolitan area, but three
were in Mandurah, and two were from the Wheatbelt. In
39 of the schools, students participated in a series of three
or more sessions, with the remainder participating in one
or two sessions.
75 sessions took place after school hours, through the Active After School Communities Program.
An Annual Statistical Summary of all the Orienteering
Western Australia activities associated with the Be Active Many students would do orienteering again if they had the
Development Program appears below. A full statistical
opportunity, however this requires the support of their
report is available on request.
families, given the distances required to travel to orienteering events. Free family passes to OAWA events are
Healthway contracts the National Heart Foundation of
given to many students during school sessions/events, and
Australia to manage our sponsorship, under the banner of approximately 40 of these were redeemed during the year.
a specific health message, ‘Be Active’. As a condition of
the sponsorship we are required to use the message in
While the School Development Program may not attract
many of our activities, to display Be Active logos, and to many young people and their families to our events immeacknowledge the sponsorship in most of our activities.
diately, it does expose young people to the sport of orienThe Heart Foundation is an excellent organisation to work teering. Since the inception of the Program, some 39,000
with, and I thank their Sponsorship Officer, Sabrina Steyoung Western Australians have learned that orienteering
pan, for her work in supporting the Development Program is a sport involving map-reading and running, with events
during the year. I would also like to thank Bill Ongley,
most weekends. At some point in their adult life, many of
Sport Program Manager of Healthway for his support.
these people will try orienteering again.
Schools Development Program
Young people, especially school students, are an important target group for Healthway, and the sponsorship allows Orienteering Western Australia to run a comprehensive Schools Development Program. The primary role of
the Be Active Development Officer is to introduce and
develop the sport of orienteering into Western Australian
schools. This is achieved in a number of ways, including:
It would not be possible to provide a service to all the
schools requesting orienteering sessions without the help
of Development Assistants. I would like to record my
deep appreciation for the work of Helen Post, Penny
Dufty, Mike Howe, and Carol Brownlie, in running sessions for schools during the year.
Making orienteering maps of schools, and developing and Mapping
running orienteering programs and sessions for schools,
23 schools were field-worked and drawn on OCAD, and
either at the school, or at a park, bush or camp map;
26 existing school maps were updated. Several other park
and recreation camp maps used in the school sessions
were updated, some more than once.
Teacher Development
I worked with 22 teachers on a one-to-one basis, and a
further 153 teachers or teaching undergraduates were involved in various other activities, such as teambuilding,
orienteering courses, and information seminars. During
the year, two Level 0 Instructors courses were offered, but
did not go ahead due to insufficient numbers. Overall, a
total of 426 teachers from 134 schools participated in the
various Schools Development Program activities during
the year.
Inter-School Competitions
In addition to the Be Active WA School Orienteering
Championships, two Be Active Primary Interschool Orienteering Carnivals were held during 2007. A record
1,274 students from 37 schools participated in these three
events. Many thanks to all the helpers at these events,
especially Ian Dalton for his contribution to the School
Championships.
School Memberships / Income
Three schools took out group membership of Orienteering
Western Australia during 2007. School activities generate
considerable income for OAWA, and during the year
$25,050 (net of GST) was received from schools in payment for map-drawing and map sales, orienteering sessions, school competitions, and memberships. This income basically covers the program expenses such as stationery, printing and photocopying, administration and
communications, and travel, but only covers part of the
salary and wages of the Development Officer and Assistants. Without the Healthway sponsorship, these activities
would depend on volunteers and would have to be dramatically reduced.
Orienteering Events
Three new maps were field-worked and drawn for the
Metro Series this year, and the other maps were updated
by the Western Nomads, who also did the course setting
and event organisation. One new map was drawn for the
Short Series – thanks to Peter Komyshan for doing additional fieldwork and converting a black and white map to
sprint colour symbols.
Thanks to the co-sponsors of the Metro Series, Brooks,
and Runners World, and to the schools, local government,
and other organisations who provide their facilities either
free or for very reasonable cost, and without whose permission and cooperation we would not be able to hold
these events.
Winter Program
The Healthway sponsorship also encompasses our winter
program, and especially Fitter Families events. The Fitter
Families events are nearly always successful in attracting
newcomers, and over 175 non-members attended the five
events last winter. Thanks to the Club Instructors who
were rostered for these events.
Total participation in the winter program of 24 events was
2,612, or 109 per event. This compares well with 2006,
where the average including the Australian Champs carnival events was 110.
Mountain Bike Orienteering (MTBO)
Attendances at the MTBO season of six events in 2007
increased to 291 participants, an average of 48 per event.
The fourth State MTBO Championships on a great new
map, however, had a slightly disappointing entry of 43.
Total Participation in Orienteering
The number of non-members participating in all activities
for the year was 10,819 people, including 9,128 students
through the Schools Development Program. The total participation, including members, in all orienteering sessions
and events for the year was 17,051.
Be Active Metro Series Orienteering
The Be Active Metro Series is an important element of the
Healthway sponsorship, and helps to provide year-round
orienteering for members. The Metro Series events are run
by the Western Nomads, with administrative support from
the BADO, and income from the events is used to assist
Nomads teams to attend National Orienteering League
events around Australia.
Orienteering Western Australia Policies
May I take this opportunity to remind members of Orienteering Western Australia’s Policies on smoking, healthy
eating, alcohol, sun protection, use of drugs in sport, and
safe sport. These policies have been endorsed by Council,
and are on our web site. The policies are a requirement of
our sponsorship agreement with Healthway.
The calendar year 2007 includes the second half of the
2006/07 Summer Series season, and the first half of the
2007/08 season. Participation was down by 13% this year
to an average of 101 per event. On the other hand, there
was an increase in attendances at the Metropolitan Short
Series events of 11% to an average of 61 per event, and
there have been some encouraging attendances at midweek events during the current summer (average of 40).
OAWA Council
Finally, I would like to thank all Orienteering Western
Australia Council members for their support during the
year, especially Richard Matthews, Ian Dalton, and Paul
Dowling, and the Executive – Carol Brownlie, Theresa
Howe, Nick Lethbridge, and Chas Lane. Thanks also to
the Publications Convenor Jennifer Binns, and Split
Times Editor, Carol Brownlie.
!
Be Active Orienteering Program - Totals
Members
(incl School Memberships)
M
F
T
Non-Members
M
F
Total
T
M
F
T
Schools Individuals
549
480
1029
2116
2062
3709
2665
2542
5207
Schools - Total
Participation
1347
1401
2748
4431
4697
9128
5778
6098
11876
Orienteering
Events
2084
1400
3484
1070
621
1691
3154
2021
5175
Total
Participation
3431
2801
6232
5501
5318
10819
8932
8119
17051
2006
Comparison*
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
% Increase/(Decrease)
2007 Schools Convenor Report—Ian Dalton Junior Talent Scholarships
N/A
17464
-2.4%
Attention new Juniors, We are looking for Secondary
aged
students who are keen to try our sport of OrienteerThis year council has approved a concept of starting a
ing.
Orienteering
WA is offering 10 Talent ID schloarjunior talent squad with funding for 10 scholarships. The
ships
this
year.
The
scholarship comes in the form of free
idea behind the proposal is to gain some new juniors to fill
our squad and provide some incentive to retain these jun- annual membership and free entry to OAWA’s standard
iors. The scholarships will include free membership and events for 1 year. To register your interest in trying out
for one of the 10 scholarships please contact either
entry to standard events for a year.
It is proposed to use the CATI (come and try it) events for Ian Dalton (Schools Co-ordinator) [email protected]
selection of juniors that would be most suitable for the
Or
Tony Simpkins (Sports Development Officer)
scholarships. The selection of the 10 scholarship holders
[email protected]
will done through the schools committee and the Schools
Selection will require attendance at the 3 CATI (Come
Development Officer.
and Try It) events in April. More information will
posted on the OrienteeringWA website under the schools
Schools Committee
The schools committee is looking for anyone who is keen page within the next few weeks.
to provide some interesting ideas and strategies. We meet
once a term at School Sport WA after school for an hour. Schools team 2008
Information about the Australian Schools Championships
If you are interested please contact:
and
nomination for the WA schools team can be found on
Ian Dalton @ [email protected]
the schoolsportwa website http://schoolsportwa.com.au/
Sports/Index%20Interstate.htm
CLUB NEWS
LOST NEWS
LOST News – February 2008
LOST SOCIAL
As we swelter through summer, the bush season may
seem a distant memory. Please make the most of the
Metro series and Tony Simpkins’s mid-week line events
while the evenings are clear and warm. These events are
easy to slip into your summer social schedule, as those
who enjoyed the New Year’s Eve event and then went on
to toast 2008 with Champers can attest.
Christmas has come and gone (very pleasant under the
Pines at Cottesloe ) and now onto the business of summer
socials! Please note that the AGM (a short affair) will be
held at 6pm at the Valentine day picnic and then we will
get onto the series business of eating and drinking.
The social event in February on St Valentines Day is not
just a social event; it is also an important event for the
functioning of the club. It will be the time when we
allocate the main club tasks for the year, particularly for
the bush season. Please come along. Many hands make
light work and nothing is too onerous if we all do a little.
We are also changing over to a new LOST Convenor this
year. It’s about time! We have one contender. Please
come along and either nominate yourself to make it a
well-fought election…or enthusiastically endorse the
nominated contender. I am not telling you who it is so
that you need to attend to find out!
Nicole
Valentines Day Event
Date:
14th February 2008 (Thursday Night)
Time:
5pm onwards for a run, walk or ride and
6pm onwards for dinner (Including a
short AGM).
Location:
Royal Street Park, East Perth
Bring:
fizzyred and a picnic dinner, no guarantee
of BBQ’s staying hot
RSVP
just come along!
Au revoir from me.
Karen Lane
[email protected]
9381 6404 or 0417 187 219
"
WOW GNUS
Hi Wow
All the best in Orienteering and for the challenges ahead
in 2008. With such an excellent Summer Metro series and
the innovative addition of the Ocean, River and Lakes
WOW AGM
Orienteering, its been an excellent chance to ease back
into getting some exercise and social gatherings.
WOW Annual General Meeting on February 2nd from
6.30pm onwards atWhitfords Nodes (entry & carpark opThe Agnew Dunnages haven'
t yet managed to get to any
posite Ern Halliday Recreation camp, Whitfords ave
of these events, still this will change as Sarah is setting
Hillary'
s)
the Hillary'
s Metro series event at Ern Halliday event on
Feb 2nd and I have organised for a Wow AGM after on
This will be straight after the Ern Halliday Hillary'
s Sumthe grass at the Whitford Nodes.
mer Series Event. Bring along chairs Picnic or BBQ and
This year we have the positions of WOW Technical Rep, drinks
Social Convenor and Convenor up for grabs. this is your
opportunity to get to know the planning & support side of WOW Social News
our club.
The next sensational WOW Social event will be another
Aqua
Spectacular on the banks of the Swan River. Meet at
Thanks for all the support and feedback over the last 3
12:30pm
on Sunday 17th of February at Sandy Beach
years.
Reserve, which is at the end of West Rd in Bassendean.
Please BYO food and drinks, nibbles, chairs/blankets and
Congratulations to Sarah Dunnage on winning the Off
watercraft (surf skis, kayaks, canoes, inner tube).
road triathalon on Sunday 20th january. Other Wow members out there enjoying the day were Jen Graham-Taylor,
Barbecues are provided at the site.
Ian Dalton, Andrew Martin, Dawn Agnew and myself.
I hope to see you at the up coming Summer Metro series
events.
Brian Dunnage
Wow Convenor
See you there!
Gary
B O NEWS
Just a bit of gossip - a little birdie tells me that 2008 will
bring a new addition to the BO Club and that it will be a
GIRL !!!
Sunday 20th January was the Off Road Triathlon at Lake
Leschenaultia. For the first time a short course was offered and some of the Orienteers took advantage of the
shorter swim leg. As a result, Craig Dufty came first in the
Open Men for the Short Course and Rob West was third
in the Mens Masters Short Course.
Jack and Sue have been off adventuring again and have
kindly forwarded this fabulous story.
"For their latest holiday Jack and Sue Dowling decided to
let someone else do the navigating. We left the house and
dogs in the care of a house sitter, redirected all the mail
including the bills to Paul, and boarded a flight to South
America. First of all we spent a couple of days in Buenos
Aires and concluded that this city makes Sydney look
tame. We did a walking tour of the central city area, visiting numerous parks, monuments and the Falklands War
Memorial. Next we flew off to Iguazu Falls on the border
of Argentina and Brazil. These Falls are of a similar scale
to Niagara and Victoria Falls, and as there’d been a lot of
rain recently, they were flowing well and widely. Our
Water Corporation would have been green with envy at
the sight of all that water just running down stream.
Next stop was Ushuaia at the southern tip of Argentina.
Here we boarded the Akademik Sergey Vavilov and set
off for the Falkland Islands. Here we had our first introduction to penguins and had a taste of Falklands hospitality and culture. While in Stanley, the capital, we visited
the Falklands War Memorial– so we saw the war from
both sides. The war may be long gone but it’s certainly
not forgotten by both sides.
The islands of South Georgia were the next destination.
Here we saw, heard and smelt thousands and thousands
(literally) of penguins and the odd seal or two. We also
visited Grytviken, the site of a former whaling station.
Ernest Shackleton, the polar explorer, is buried here.
There’s also a great museum with a very good gift shop so
we could indulge in some retail therapy.
Visiting the South Orkney Islands wasn’t feasible because
of the weather conditions, so the ship travelled on to the
South Shetland Islands – more penguins, more seals, lots
of snow and ice, and some kayaking for Jack. Finally we
set foot on the Antarctic mainland. Then it was back
across the Drake Passage (not good for those prone to sea
sickness!) and to Ushuaia.
We arrived back in Australia with severe doses of jetlag,
far too many photos, and lots of great memories. You can
see some of our photos on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/
photos/15702309@N02/tags/antarctica/ and http://
www.flickr.com/photos/15702309@N02/tags/argentina/.
Be warned – if you come and see us we’ll bore you with
the DVD of our Antarctic trip!"
Thanks Jack and Sue
Rob West
SWOT NEWS
know our new Convenor - Peter O'
Loughlin a little better.
The annual Australia Day fun run is again being coordinated by the Whitfield’s. Many SWOT members are
either volunteering to assist on the day or actually competing.
A hearty welcome to 2008 from all at SWOT. Many
thanks to Cheryl for the fabulous job she has done with
the newsletter. Hopefully I can keep the torch burning!
SWOT is set to launch into its new summer program on
Sunday the 3rd of February with an event at Bunbury’s
Big Swamp. (Details available from the SWOT website). Though SWOT have been on a break over the last
few months, we have not been idle.
The Busselton Ironman was held on Sunday December
2nd. Many SWOT members volunteered for the Marine
Terrace Aid Station on the bike leg. It was an early start,
with some members attending the start of the swim legs,
around 6am. Under the efficient leadership of the team
captain Michelle Whitfield (see picture), the day ran
smoothly with no major incidences. The aid station was
in full use until around 3pm, when the last riders were
coming through, then it was downsized to a couple of
tables until the last rider ventured through at about
4.15pm.
A social gathering and get together was held at the
Whitfield’s on Dec 23rd to lighten the load of left over
sausages in Peters’ freezer and to have a look at the draft
program and check out the new "O" trailer, which has
been given on long term loan to SWOT by OAWA. It
was also was an opportunity for many of us to get to
Some of our juniors and former juniors have also been
busy with some major achievements. Jeremy Cheang
was Dux at Australind Senior High School. He was
awarded a $1,000.00 cash prize from the State Government. His subject awards included Applicable Maths,
Calculus, Physics and Chemistry and a Music
Award. He also managed a performance at the Rising
Stars Showcase at the WA Academy of Performing
Arts.
Kendal Sutherland has completed and passed her first
year at Curtin University in Occupational Therapy, and
Kellie Whitfield has completed and passed her 3rd year
at Curtin University in Physiotherapy.
Some of SWOT’s junior juniors have also been busy in
the pool, with Liam Phillips (almost 3 yo) graduating to
“Super Ducks” and Ashleigh Oliver (just 2yo) also moving up to her next grade. Both of these youngsters are
expecting the arrival of siblings in the first half of this
year.
See you in the next edition,
Robyn Phillips
Christmas Event – SudukO
You have Brian Austin to thank if you came along to Shenton Park for the Christmas event last year. On the previous
weekend he pointed out that no one had put up their hand to a run the traditional Christmas odd ball Orienteering
event. Nicole and I were happy to step in and with the help of Cath we quickly had a map of Shenton Park. I took a
quick ride around looking for likely spots where a control site could translate to a number and we had a SudukO.
Cath was the first back with all the numbers but the 7km run slowed the brain and it took her a while to solve the puzzle, Brian and Bryan got the numbers but lacked any ideas on how to solve the puzzle and had to wait for Jane.
Kirsten was next but Paul had to run to get the last numbers and despite his former life as a professional Sudoku solver
was too late to challenge Cath. The booby prize went to Ken who somehow ended up with a Zero in one of the cells,
clearly not a Sudoku addict!
Here is the grid if you want a go, answers in the next Split Times.
Richard.
Event Results & Reports
City Beach ORLOP
Long
1 Craig Dufty
2 Ricky Thackray
3 Ian Thomsett
4 Rob West
5 Liz Lang + 2
6 Chip Lundstrom
7 Rachel West
8 Gary Carroll
9 Bryan Hardy
10 Jen Graham-Taylor + 1
32:17
34:37
41:23
41:46
42:06
42:27
45:28
46:00
46:12
53:49
Anthea Feaver (unofficial - Bike) 36:34
Medium
1 Oscar McNulty
2 Ken Brownlie
3 David Farquhar-Smith
4 Carol Brownlie
5 Henry McNulty
6 Ken Dalton
7 Ben Coetzer
8 Mike Howe
9 Nicole Davis
10 Alan Cox
11 Paul Dowling
12 Stephanie Cox
13 Moreen Cox
14 Nick & Deb Lethbridge
Short
1 Duncan Sullivan
2 Kirsten Richards
3 Cath Chalmers & Aoife
4 Jane Hardy
5 Jennifer Binns
6 Karen & Chas Lane +
Manuel
36 people
22:03
27:39
28:21
29:38
29:39
31:07
31:31
32:37
37:51
37:51
38:29
38:30
42:14
45:00
16:34
24:16
25:43
39:22
41:10
46:30
Lake Monger ORLOP
Long
1 Pete Shanley
2 John Toomey
3 Oscar McNulty
4 Ricky Thackray
5 Ian Thomsett
6 Andrew Martin
7 Kellie Whitfield
8 Erin Post
9 Craig Dufty
10 Richard Matthews
11 Chip Lundstrom
12 Rachel West
13 Rob West
14 Ian Dalton
15 Bryan Hardy
16 Ivan Zelina
17 Ken Dalton
28:26
31:13
31:53
31:54
33:28
35:36
35:57
36:19
36:28
36:39
36:52
36:58
36:59
37:30
38:01
38:08
43:43
Medium
1 Eoin Rothery
2 Cath Chalmers
3 Ken Brownlie
4 Chris Godfred-Spenning
5 Jen Graham-Taylor
6 Carol Brownlie
7 Andrew Fox
8 David Farquhar-Smith
9 Brian Austin
10 Mike Howe
11 Jennifer Binns
12 Nicole Davis
13 Paul Dowling
14 Helen Post
27:57
30:08
30:36
30:49
30:53
31:15
31:56
32:00
34:55
36:41
38:12
41:03
41:23
43:06
Short
1 Sophie Giles
2 Bob McCreddin
3 Fraser Bower
16:55
19:15
25:42
33 people
Herdsman ORLOP
Mosman ORLOP
Long
1 Rob Jessop
2 Wayne Eliot
3 Peter Shanley
4 Ian Thomsett
5 Ricky Thackray
6 John Toomey
7 Gary Carroll
8 Chip Lundstrom
9 Ian Dalton
10 Gary Ogden
11 Richard Matthews
12 Geoff Barrett
13 Rob West
14 Brian W. Hewitt
15 Steven Mansfield
30:35
31:08
31:36
36:41
37:33
40:20
40:35
42:19
43:23
44:00
44:55
45:04
45:37
59:21
84:00
Medium
1 Cath Chalmers
2 Jen Graham-Taylor
3 Ken Dalton
4 Deb Dowson
5 Ben Coetzer
6 Peter Komyshan
7 Joe Dowson
8 Bryan Hardy
9 Dan Greig
10 Kim Hazeldine
11 Helen Bailey
12 Paul Dowling
13 Alan Cox
14 Helen Post
15 Moreen Cox
16 Heike Behrbohm
17 Cameron Duncan
18 Sue & Tim Graham-Taylor
32:23
33:01
36:18
39:29
40:45
40:54
41:25
42:00
42:19
42:24
44:09
47:04
50:57
52:02
56:38
57:55
63:00
71:04
Short
1 Kirsten Richards
2 Nicole Davis
3 Jennifer Binns
4 Rosemary Kullmann
5 Chas Lane, Luke Wheatland
& Manuel
6 Jenny Komyshan
7 Jane Hardy
8 Josie & Alec Duncan
9 Karen Lane &
Chloe Wheatland
45 people
24:45
25:24
27:25
36:08
36:20
39:23
41:21
42:45
49:05
Long - About 6.5 Km 11 controls
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Pete Shanley
Sten Claessens
Ricky Thackray
Mike Post
Tone Simmo
Campbell Anderson
Wil
Brian Hewitt
Kellie Whitfield
Chip Lundstrom
Medium - About 5.5 Km
1
Jen Graham-Taylor
2
Duncan Sullivan
3
K Post
4
Liz Lang
5
Bryan Hardy
6
Mike Howe
7
Jennifer Binns
8
Theresa Howe
9
Brenda
10
Ed Hill
11
Paul Dowling
12
Alan Cox
13
Nick & Deb
14
Helen Post
15
Peter Komyshan
16= Mark Williamson
16= Jeremy Watson
25: 06
28: 36
29: 32
33: 36
34: 09
34: 51
34: 58
35: 24
35: 40
37: 07
8 controls
25: 23
25: 25
26: 24
31: 03
31: 09
32: 43
34: 03
37: 30
37: 33
37: 36
38: 07
40: 09
41: 23
41: 32
43: 46
48: 00
48: 00
Short - About 2.5 Km 6 controls
1
Sophie Giles
15: 38
2
Dan Greig
16: 17
3
Toni Frank
24: 00
4
Jenny Komyshan
26:17
5
Jane Hardy
33: 25
6
Jillian Corr &
41: 37
Sarah Copeland
35 people
Class M12
Non-Elite National Rankings – 2007
1
Matthew Doyle
The Elite rankings are on the AO website. Ranking in
Henry McNulty
other classes have been determined based on results in the 2
3
David Tay
Australian 3-Days (E1, E2, E3), Australian and Oceania
Sprints (AS, OS), Middle (AM, OM), Long (AL, OL)
Class M14
Distance Championships, the NSW and ACT Long Dis1
Todd Neve
tance Championships (SA, SO).
Oscar McNulty
Points are awarded for each event completed, on the basis 2
3
Marc Gluskie
of 100 points for first place and fewer points for other
7
Bill Mann
competitors. An orienteer’ s best 3 events count towards
his or her ranking. When more than 1 orienteer in a class
Class M16
has 100 points, the ranking is determined by the average
1
Joshua Blatchford
of the 3 best winning margins.
2
Lachlan Dow
3
Rory McComb
Below is a list of classes where WA orienteers have
David Turner
achieved a national ranking. Included are the first three in 17
each class and after that only WA competitors.
Class M45
1
Robert Vincent
A list of all orienteers who scored between 50 and 100
2
Mark Nemeth
points inclusive is available from State Secretaries
3
Andrew McComb
18
Mike Turner
Class W16
1
Lilian Burrill
2
Nadia Velaitis
3
Rachel Dunnage
Class W45
1
Jenny Bourne
2
Liz Abbott
3
Christine Brown
4
Anthea Feaver
Class W55
1
Carol Brownlie
2
Valerie Barker
3
Barbara Tassell
11
Lyn Stoltze
16
Theresa Howe
17
Jennifer Binns
19
Lois West
Class W60
1
Jenny Hawkins
2
Robin Spriggs
3
Ruth Goddard
4
Penny Dufty
17
Jennifer Major
BB.Q 99.41 OMSOOS
YA.S 98.27 AMALE1
WO.W 97.79 E2AME3
EU.V
PO.A
EV.T
LO.W
100.0
93.12
91.32
90.48
E1E2E3
ALE3E2
ALE2E3
ALOLSA
Class M50
1
Geoff Lawford
2
Paul Pacque
3
Eoin Rothery
20
Tony Whittaker
Class M55
1
Nigel Davies
2
Gordon Wilson
3
Hugh Moore
11
Richard Matthews
15
Kenneth Post
32
Rob West
WO.W 100.0 E2AMAL Class M60
BS.A 98.56 OSOMSO 1
Tony Simpkins
AL.T 97.32 OLE1SO 2
Trevor Sauer
LO.W 74.95 OLE1OM 3
Greg Chatfield
LO.W 68.56 E1E2E3
11
Mike Howe
LO.W 65.98 OSOLE2
14
Phil Dufty
BO.W 55.65 E1AME2
17
Ken Brownlie
29
Eddie Hill
30
James Mann
BS.A 100.0 E1E3AM
UG.Q 95.43 OSSOOM
Class M65
YV.V 91.75 E2SOE1
1
Tim Dent
BO.W 91.24 AME1E3
2
Alex Tarr
KO.W 59.46 AME2E3
3
Hub Carter
13
Peter Watson
EN.Q 100.0 E2E3OL
LO.W 100.0 ALOSSA
UG.Q 99.13 OME3OL
MF.V
LO.W
AL.T
BO.W
100.0
97.60
97.32
75.54
ALOLSA
E2OSE1
E3SAAL
ALE2E3
NC.N 100.0
BS.A 100.0
OH.S 97.92
WO.W 64.41
E1E2SO
ALOSOL
E3AMSA
E3ALSA
NC.N 100.0 E1E2E3
TF.Q 98.16 ALOSSA
OH.S 97.46 OMOAM
WO.W 52.04 E3E2E1
EU.V 100.0 E1E2E3
EV.T 94.55 SAALE1
LO.W 92.71 OSOLE1
LO.W 60.30 AMOLE2
EV.T 100.0 E1ALOS
BN.N 99.85 OME1SO
RR.A 99.04 E2E3E1
LO.W 85.65 E3E1E2
WO.W 79.91 E1E3E2
BO.W 51.31 AME1E3
LO.W 100.0 E2E3OS
EN.Q 97.99 E1AMOL
UG.Q 97.98 SOE2OM
LO.W 84.13 ALE1SA
BO.W 79.14 AME1AL
WO.W 75.88 E1ALE3
KO.W 58.84 SAAMAL
BO.W 57.07 E1AME2
YV.V 100.0
YV.V 100.0
SO.Q 92.13
KO.W 67.15
E2E3AL
E1AMOM
OSOMSO
E1E2E3
Draft 2008 Program @ 20 Jan 2008
Landholders approvals are awaited so changes will occur
Day
Date
Event Format
Venue
Provisional
CLUB
Sat
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sat
Sun
Sat
Sun
Sun
Sat
23-Feb
2-Mar
9-Mar
16-Mar
23-Mar
29-Mar
30-Mar
5-Apr
6-Apr
13-Apr
19-Apr
Last MetrO
Short
Jorgenson Park
Greenmount
KO
BO
Sun
Sat
Sun
Sun
Sat
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sat
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
20-Apr
26-Apr
27-Apr
4-May
10-May
11-May
18-May
25-May
31-May
1-Jun
Jun-07
15-Jun
22-Jun
CATI/Intro.
MTBO
Short
Standard
Badge
Sprint Champs
Training ?
Standard
MTBO
Autumn Classsic
Autumn Classsic OY
Standard
Training?
Badge
North Ledge
WOW
Malmalling South
Umuna
LOST
WOW
Julimar or Spice Brook
BO
Gunapin
Gunapin
Nganga
LOST
LOST
WOW
Beraking Brook
KO
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sat
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
29-Jun
6-Jul
13-Jul
20-Jul
26-Jul
27-Jul
3-Aug
10-Aug
17-Aug
24-Aug
31-Aug
7-Sep
Standard ?
MTBO
Standard OY
Standard
Badge
Standard
MTBO & Foot O
Interclub Relays
Standard OY
Training?
MTBO
Standard OY
Standard
Standard
Cath Ag Coll?
JFNP
Yetar Spring
Callophylla (Bells Rapids?)
Dryandra
Dryandra
Wundabinaring
Mt Billy (N?)
TBA
LOST
KO
BO
WOW
Wow
LOST
WOW
Mt Dale NW
Peterdine
Avon Valley
BO
WOW
LOST
Sat
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
13-Sep
14-Sep
21-Sep
28-Sep
5-Oct
12-Oct
19-Oct
Middle Dist Champs
Long Champs
CATI/Intro
CATI/Intro
HPD
HPD
Whiteman Park
South Ledge
WOW
KO
BO
LOST
Short
CATI/Intro
CATI/Intro
Short
MTBO
Provisional
Kangaroo Gully
Turner Hill
Goat Farm
Langford Park
Night ?
MTBO Champs
Carinyah North
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