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The Telstra Selection Trials and 85th Australian Championships continued in Brisbane today with a sensational night of athletics highlighted by the fastest 100 metres ever run by an Australian in Australia.
A total of six A-qualifying performances were produced, six metres was within reach in the pole vault and Mark Fountain received a golden 1500m birthday present in a magnificent evening.
Josh ‘The Boss’ Ross set a personal best in the semi-final of 10.11sec, then again in the final with 10.08sec (+1.9m) and showed off his new dance, ‘the heartbeat’ to the delight of the screaming Brisbane crowd. “I always knew I could go that quick. I wasn’t concentrating on the time, I was just concentrating on my race and executing it and the time came,” he said.
Undefeated in Australian Championship finals, Ross has now proved he can run very fast when it counts, even after a false start, running the fastest time by an Australian on Australian soil. “This is a big boost to my confidence. In the past I have been making up the numbers (in International races), but it’s been a learning process and you have to be patient in this sport. I know I can mix it with the best in the world now.”
In a spectacular night of fast running, Patrick Johnson (10.21) and Adam Miller 10.17 (PB) both produced A-qualifying standards in their semi-finals. Johnson went on to win the silver in the final, with Miller taking home the bronze. When you add to the mix Ambroze Ezenwa who also has a world championship A-qualifier but missed the titles due to injury, it appears the men will have medal prospects in the relay team for Osaka.
The men’s pole vault extended the evening’s program considerably, but the majority of the crowd stayed to enjoy a world class competition. Steve Hooker won the Australian title clearing 5.50m, however it was Brad Walker who vaulted the highest. The American had three attempts at an American record of 6.04m, aiming to be the fourth highest in the history of the event, but had to settle for a world leading 5.95m.
The much anticipated duel between Lisa Corrigan (ACT) and Sarah Jamieson (VIS) produced a classic head-to-head battle with Corrigan coming out the victor in 4.15.25. The pace was pedestrian early as Corrigan led the field before Jamieson hit the lead as they heard the bell. In a true duel, the two went neck and neck up the straight with Corrigan gaining the upper hand in the closing stages. Georgie Clarke (VIC) returned to form taking the bronze medal.
“I knew I had to take the lead and I was happy to share the work. That was the easiest 4.15 I’ve ever run and its really given me the confidence for running in championship races and I would love to make the final (in Osaka) ” Corrigan said.
A personal best time and another world championship A-qualifier is how Sally McLellan spent her evening in Brisbane. The Queenslander got out of the blocks well in the final and stormed up the track stopping the clock in 11.23sec (+1.8m). McLellan joined the growing list of athletes from the evening to cement their position in the team for Osaka and can now focus on achieving her goal of reaching the semi finals there.
Mark Fountain (VIC) celebrated his 25th birthday in winning his first Australian title in the men’s 1500m; the fastest man in the field with a personal best time five seconds quicker than that of his nearest rival going into the race, he was yet to win a title as a senior athlete before tonight.
After a slow early pace with Bradley Woods (NSW) taking the field through 800m in 2.01, Collis Birmingham (VIS) made a strong move to the lead, a position he held into the final straight. A race between four men coming into the straight, the US-based Fountain showed his class and kept his form beautifully to the line, as Paul Hoffman (NSW) and Jeremy Roff (NSWIS) dived to the line in a photo finish for the minor medals with Paul Hoffman winning silver.
“I did one of my biggest weeks of training last week running almost 160km, so its been good to win nationals without having to peak for it,” a content Fountain said after the race.
Joining Fountain at the travel agent on Monday morning will be Sean Wroe (VIS) who won the men’s 400m final. Wroe took advantage of the withdrawals of John Steffensen and Chris Troode to win his first Australian title in 45.80.
Wroe ran a controlled race until he exploded around the bend with 170m remaining to open up a gap on the field coming into the final 100m. Year 12 student Kurt Mulcahy (NSWIS) ran the race of his life when it counted to take home the silver and help his chances of getting in the relay squad for Osaka.
With notable absentees in the men’s 3000m, the Australian title was up for grabs and proved to be an entertaining affair. Thirty-five year-old Tanzanian Dickson Marwa sprinted away on the final lap and only Mark Tucker was able to keep pace. With 200m to go, it looked like Tucker might get up, however the African held on in 8.00.11, while Tucker was the first Australian over the line and took home the gold medal as Australian champion.
After winning five of the seven events, Kylie Wheeler took out the women’s heptathlon with 6044 points. The 800m was the final event of the gruelling program and Wheeler was pushed all the way by New Zealand’s Sarah Cowley. Leading all the way and with a finish befitting of an Australian champion, Wheeler held on for victory and became the first athlete of the championships to secure a spot on the team for Osaka.
It wasn’t a case of who would win the women’s 3000m steeplechase, but more like what time would Donna MacFarlane run who won convincingly in 9:34.21. Fellow Commonwealth Games representatives Melissa Rollison and Victoria Mitchell were notable absentees, but the noble MacFarlane was conscious of that.
“I would have liked for them to be here, as it would have been good to race my rivals, but you can only beat who is in the race. I’m really happy to win my first Australian title, as it is something I have always wanted to do,” the Tasmanian said.
World number two Bronwyn Thompson cleared 6.63 and produced another world championship B-qualifier in winning the women’s long jump, albeit with a 2.9m illegal tailwind.
After yesterday’s heats, American LaBronze Garrett was talking up his chances of winning the final and true to his word, he took out the men’s 400m hurdles final. Garrett was defeated by Brendan Cole a week ago in Melbourne at the Telstra A-Series but tonight he reversed the defeat winning in 50.17. “I hope my wife and daughter let me come back next year, I love Australia in the summer!”
Tamsyn Lewis (VIC) danced circles around her opposition in the women’s 400m final, winning convincingly in 51.73sec from New Zealander Monique Williams and Trisha Holz.
Lewis had a busy day, earlier qualifying fastest for the women’s 800m final and looks set to win the 400m-800m double, the first time its been done since 1981. Lewis won her heat comfortably 2.08.75, with Madeleine Pape (VIC) and Meike Flore (NSW) the other heat winners.
The men’s 800m final looks set to be a cracker, with all the favourites making it through, including defending champion Nick Bromley (NSWIS) and rising star Jeffrey Riseley (VIC) who finished first and second in the first heat respectively. They were taking no prisoners winning heat 1 in 1.48.71. Lachlan Renshaw (NSWIS) won a more tactical and scrappy heat 2 in 1.52.77
He came, he threw, he won again. Big man Christian Cantwell from the USA was a class ahead of the field in the men’s shot put in the absence of Scott Martin. Cantwell sent the shot 19.92m ahead of Justin Anlezark and Clay Cross.
Jarrod Bannister (QAS) produced a world championship A-qualifier of 83.70m taking out the men’s javelin, and setting a meet record in the process. Producing a B-qualifying performance of 78.71m was Joshua Robinson of Queensland in what was a great evening for long throws.
The men’s decathlon was taken out by Erik Surjan (AIS) with 7706 points from Jarrod Sims (SA) and Kyle McCarthy (QLD).
After close of business on day one, New South Wales is winning the under 18 state match on 154 points ahead of Victoria on 120 and Queensland on 118. Victoria would have been much closer if not for the worst of starts to the competition after false starting in the 4x100m, the first track event of their competition.
The action continues and concludes tomorrow at the Queensland Sports and Athletics Centre.
RESULTS
2007 Telstra National Open & AWD Championship - 9/03/2007 to 11/03/2007 QEII Stadium,Brisbane
Afternoon Session
Women 800 Metres Open Preliminaries
Heat 1: 1, Tamsyn Lewis, VIC, 2:08.75Q. 2, Alicia Bromley, NSW, 2:10.53Q. 3, Satomi Kubokura, JPN, 2:10.98. 4, Nicole Perry, TAS, 2:11.07. 5, Kelly Candy, ACT, 2:11.62. 6, Daina Surka, QLD, 2:13.54. 7, Cecilia Kumalalamene, PNG, 2:15.80.
Heat 2: 1, Madeleine Pape, VIC, 2:07.82Q. 2, Kellie Palmer, NZL, 2:08.05Q. 3, Holly Noack, SA, 2:08.10q. 4, Lara Nicod, NSW, 2:08.29q. 5, Makiko Yoshida, JPN, 2:08.34. 6, Regan Logan, QLD, 2:10.19. 7, Lauren Miller, WA, 2:10.59. Heat 3: 1, Meike Flore, NSW, 2:10.11Q. 2, Zoe Buckman, ACTAS, 2:10.46Q. 3, Danielle Roberts, QLD, 2:11.16. 4, Mayu Kida, JPN, 2:11.28. 5, Ashley Aitken, NZL, 2:11.97. 6, Salome Dell, PNG, 2:12.28. 7, Renee Vandenberg, NSW, 2:12.44. 8, Emily Allen, VIC, 2:13.59.
Heptathlon: #7 Women 800 Metres Open
Section 1: 1, Kylie Wheeler, WAIS, 2:15.57. 2, Sarah Cowley, NZL, 2:15.81. 3, Theodora Spathis, VIC, 2:19.77. 4, Jessica Fisher, NSW, 2:23.59. 5, Lauren Foote, SASI, 2:27.17. 6, Danielle Senior, NSW, 2:32.60. 7, Rebecca Robinson*, QLD, 2:32.85. 8, Breanna Hargrave, SA, 2:34.64.
Heptathlon: #5 Women Long Jump Open
Section 1: 1, Kylie Wheeler, WAIS, 6.56m, w:1.6. 2, Sarah Cowley, NZL, 5.96m, w:0.4. 3, Theodora Spathis, VIC, 5.87m, w:2.2. 4, Lauren Foote, SASI, 5.85m, w:2.3. 5, Rebecca Robinson*, QLD, 5.42m, w:3.3. 6, Danielle Senior, NSW, 5.17m, w:1.0. 7, Jessica Fisher, NSW, 4.99m, w:0.5. 8, Breanna Hargrave, SA, 4.85m, w:1.4.
Women Hammer Throw Open Preliminaries
Heat 1: 1, Karyne Di Marco, NSW, 59.27mq. 2, Sharyn Angel, QLD, 58.51mq. 3, Gabrielle Neighbour, VIC, 55.60mq. 4, Breanne Clement, NSW, 53.12mq. 5, Deborah Lovely, QLD, 52.01mq. 6, Melissa Holahan, NSW, 51.45mq. 7, Kelly Howard, QLD, 50.51mq. 8, Lisa Craig, NSW, 49.51mq. 9, Natalie Prior, NSW, 48.16mq. 10, Natalie Debeljuh, VIC, 47.69mq. 11, Ashleigh Mumberson, NSW, 46.57m. 12, Haruka Murata, VIC, 46.21m. 13, Raelene Warren, VIC, 44.83m. 14, Anita Millington, TAS, 43.12m. 15, Jacinta Faint, QLD, 42.58m. 16, Melissa Hilder, NSW, 42.11m.
Women Javelin Throw Open
Section 1: 1, Kimberley Mickle, WAIS, 57.24m. 2, Laura Cornford, NSWIS, 55.64m. 3, Kathryn Mitchell, VIS, 53.41m. 4, Kate Shierlaw, SA, 48.87m. 5, Bianca Maurer, VIC, 48.64m. 6, Annabel Thomson, VIC, 48.24m. 7, Kira Ambry, VIC, 47.40m. 8, Tammy Baart, QLD, 46.12m. 9, Sara Jaric, SA, 45.92m. 10, Bina Ramesh, FRA, 44.75m. 11, Sonia Weatherley, QLD, 44.15m. 12, Jessica Head, QLD, 40.63m. 13, Karen Clarke, NSW, 38.86m.
Heptathlon: #6 Women Javelin Throw Open
Section 1: 1, Jessica Fisher, NSW, 41.35m. 2, Kylie Wheeler, WAIS, 37.66m. 3, Theodora Spathis, VIC, 37.37m. 4, Lauren Foote, SASI, 36.54m. 5, Rebecca Robinson*, QLD, 35.73m. 6, Sarah Cowley, NZL, 34.72m. 7, Danielle Senior, NSW, 32.73m. 8, Breanna Hargrave, SA, 25.60m.
Heptathlon: #7 Women 800 Metres Under 20
Section 1: 1, Celeste Norman, QLD, 2:27.39. 2, Joanne Waring, NSW, 2:30.96. 3, Brittany Knee, TAS, 2:48.41. 4, Ashleigh Reid, QLD, 3:07.83.
Heptathlon: #5 Women Long Jump Under 20
Section 1: 1, Joanne Waring, NSW, 5.38m, w:4.2. 2, Brittany Knee, TAS, 5.32m, w:3.5. 3, Celeste Norman, QLD, 5.24m, w:+0.0. 4, Ashleigh Reid, QLD, 5.22m, w:0.8.
Heptathlon: #6 Women Javelin Throw Under 20
Section 1: 1, Brittany Knee, TAS, 33.69m. 2, Celeste Norman, QLD, 32.12m. 3, Joanne Waring, NSW, 30.94m. 4, Ashleigh Reid, QLD, 28.45m.
Women 100 Metres Ambulant Finals
Section 1: (w: 0.3) 1, Christine Wolf, AIS, 17.31. 2, Elizabeth McIntosh,
VIS, 14.54. 3, Kate Parrish, SA, 14.88. 4, Courtney Harbeck, QAS, 13.29. 5, Kirrilee McPherson, SA, 15.43. 6, Julie Smith, QLD, 14.18. 7, Lucy Larsen, QLD, 14.32. 8, Lilly Looker, QLD, 13.93.
Women 400 Metres Ambulant
Section 1: 1, Stephanie Schweitzer, NSW, 66.72. 2, Angelique Booth, NSW, 66.78. 3, Tristra Moxham, QLD, 78.14. 4, Eowyn Osborne, ACT, 1:21.61. --, Miriam Jenkins, NZL, DNS.
Women 200 Metres Under 18
Section 1: (w: 2.4) 1, Jacinta Doyle, NSW, 24.19. 2, Virginia Trad, QLD, 24.64. 4, Sarah Thomas, SA, 24.82. 5, Georgia Drover, VIC, 24.87. 7, Paris Keeley, WA, 25.71. 8, Laura Nicholson, TAS, 26.57. 3, Jane Larkin, QLD, X24.64. 6, Laura Turner, EXH, X24.92.
Women 800 Metres Under 18
Section 1: 1, Selma Kajan, NSW, 2:07.98. 2, Trychelle Kingdom, ACT, 2:10.41. 3, Alex Lavale, VIC, 2:12.75. 4, Courtney Evens, SA, 2:14.22. 5, Sarah O'Dwyer-Mazur, QLD, 2:22.29. 6, Georgia Forbes-Smith, TAS, 2:32.98.
Women 3000 Metres Under 18
Section 1: 1, Chloe Tighe, NSW, 9:52.91. 2, Linden Hall, VIC, 10:04.06. 3, Emma Jackson, QLD, 10:04.08. 4, Demi Wood, SA, 10:47.45. 5, Madeline Goss, TAS, 12:05.96.
Women 400 Metres Hurdles Under 18
Section 1: 1, Caryn Brett, NSW, 65.06. 2, Rebecca Owen, SA, 66.12. 3, Kelly Dillon, VIC, 66.38. 4, Kassandra Henry, ACT, 68.80. 5, Meg Lyall, TAS, 71.03. 6, Roisin O'Dwyer-Mazur, QLD, 75.65.
Women 4x100 Metres Relay Under 18
Section 1: 1, NSW 'A' (Emily Costello 90, Jacinta Doyle 90, Laura Turner 92, Elly Graf 91), 46.24. 2, QLD 'A' (Jane Larkin 90, Virginia Trad 90, Jaimelee Page 90, Zoe Riikonen 92), 46.83. 3, VIC 'A' (Laura Baker 90, Ashleigh Hamilton 90, Emily Zerella 91, Georgia Drover 91), 50.24. 4, TAS 'A' (Madeline Seyfried 91, Hannah Chapman 90, Laura Nicholson 92, Kiara Chambers 91), 50.47. 5, ACT 'A' (Sam Morgan 91, Naomi Burgess 92, Hayleigh Wortley 93, Kassandra Henry 91), 51.77. --, SA 'A' (Lauren Edwards 91, Aimie Laube 91, Sophie Evens 90, Sarah Thomas 90), DQ.
Women 1000 Medley Under 18
Section 1: 1, NSW 'A' (Elly Graf 91, Laura Turner 92, Jacinta Doyle 90, Emily Costello 90), 2:12.89. 2, QLD 'A' (Jaimelee Page 90, Virginia Trad 90, Jane Larkin 90, Zoe Riikonen 92), 2:14.62. 3, SA 'A' (Lauren Edwards 91, Aimie Laube 91, Courtney Evens 90, Sarah Thomas 90), 2:18.60. 4, ACT 'A' (Sam Morgan 91, Naomi Burgess 92, Hayleigh Wortley 93, Trychelle Kingdom 90), 2:21.61. 5, VIC 'A' (Ashleigh Hamilton 90, Georgia Drover 91, Kelly Dillon 90, Alex Lavale 91), 2:23.00. 6, TAS 'A' (Laura Nicholson 92, Madeline Seyfried 91, Kiara Chambers 91, Lauren Vaessen 90), 2:27.91.
Women Pole Vault Under 18
Section 1: 1, Amanda Bartrim, NSW, 3.40m. 2, Emily Zerella, VIC, 3.30m. 3, Laura Rudaks, SA, 3.15m. 4, Lauren Vaessen, TAS, 3.00m. 5, Stephanie Hollis, QLD, 2.40m.
Women Triple Jump Under 18
Section 1: 1, Tahnee Reynolds Hopkins, WA, 12.77m, w:1.3. 2, Laura Baker, VIC, 12.21m, w:1.4. 3, Kirsten Bannister, NSW, 12.09m, w:3.8. 4, Ainsley Ackerman, QLD, 11.86m, w:1.9. 5, Dale Holliday, SA, 11.18m, w:0.4. 6, Hayleigh Wortley, ACT, 10.57m, w:3.7. 7, Lauren Vaessen, TAS, 10.14m, w:0.8.
Women Shot Put Under 18
Section 1: 1, Lomana Fagatuai, NSW, 13.39m. 2, Jaymi Schultz, QLD, 12.59m. 3, Ashleigh Hamilton, VIC, 10.89m. 4, Ashleigh Bailey, WA, 10.22m. 5, Natalie Daniels, TAS, 9.44m. 6, Sam Morgan, ACT, 7.77m. 7, Laura Malcolm, SA, 7.29m.
Women Javelin Throw Under 18
Section 1: 1, Sara Jaric, SA, 42.78m. 2, Kaitlyn Ashmore, VIC, 40.24m. 3, Karen Clarke, NSW, 39.80m. 4, Jessica Head, QLD, 39.48m. 5, Natalie Daniels, TAS, 29.48m. 6, Hayleigh Wortley, ACT, 23.96m.
Men 800 Metres Open Preliminaries
Heat 1: 1, Nicholas Bromley, NSWIS, 1:48.69Q. 2, Jeffrey Riseley, VIC, 1:48.90Q. 3, Matthew Hammond, NSW, 1:49.13Q. 4, Tim Hawkes, NZL, 1:49.60q. 5, Nick Lorenz, QLD, 1:49.70q. 6, Simon Fitzpatrick, VIC, 1:50.51. 7, Scott Tamblin, WA, 1:52.76.
Heat 2: 1, Lachlan Renshaw, NSWIS, 1:52.78Q. 2, Werner Botha, NSW, 1:52.85Q. 3, Aunese Curreen, SAM, 1:52.97Q. 4, John-Paul Taylor, WA, 1:53.30. 5, Joshua Schmidt, VIC, 1:54.82. 6, Tobby Sutherland, ACT, 1:54.83. 7, James Pettigrew, VIC, 1:55.61.
Decathlon: #10 Men 1500 Metres Open
Section 1: 1, Michael Barber*, NSW, 4:30.13. 2, Jarrod Sims, SA, 4:31.32. 3, Aaron Page*, VIC, 4:36.65. 4, David O'Toole, TAS, 4:37.65. 5, Kyle McCarthy, QLD, 4:46.01. 6, Erik Surjan, AIS, 4:51.10. 7, Daniel Lawton*, NSW, 4:52.57. 8, Christopher Johnson*, WAIS, 5:07.17. 9, Luke Devenish*, WA, 5:18.98. --, Richard Allan, QLD, DNS.
Decathlon: #6 Men 110 Metres Hurdles Open
Section 1: (w: 1.4) 1, Luke Devenish*, WA, 15.38. 2, Neil Joubert*, VIC, 15.53. 3, Daniel Lawton*, NSW, 15.69. 4, Aaron Page*, VIC, 16.61. 5, Michael Barber*, NSW, 18.11.
Section 2: (w: 0.2) 1, Erik Surjan, AIS, 14.68. 2, Jarrod Sims, SA, 15.19. 3, Christopher Johnson*, WAIS, 15.24. 4, Kyle McCarthy, QLD, 15.38. 5, David O'Toole, TAS, 15.88. --, Richard Allan, QLD, DQ.
Decathlon: #8 Men Pole Vault Open
Section 1: 1, Christopher Johnson*, WAIS, 4.50m. 1, Erik Surjan, AIS, 4.50m. 1, Jarrod Sims, SA, 4.50m. 4, Kyle McCarthy, QLD, 4.40m. 5, Luke Devenish*, WA, 4.30m. --, Neil Joubert*, VIC, NH. --, Richard Allan, QLD, DNS. --, Bruce Kupfer*, QLD, DNS.
Section 2: 1, David O'Toole, TAS, 4.10m. 2, Daniel Lawton*, NSW, 3.60m. 3, Aaron Page*, VIC, 3.40m. 4, Michael Barber*, NSW, 3.30m.
Decathlon: #7 Men Discus Throw Open
Section 1: 1, Erik Surjan, AIS, 44.30m. 2, Richard Allan, QLD, 42.78m. 3, Kyle McCarthy, QLD, 41.70m. 4, Michael Barber*, NSW, 39.89m. 5, Christopher Johnson*, WAIS, 37.64m. 6, Jarrod Sims, SA, 36.88m. 7, David O'Toole, TAS, 35.73m. 8, Neil Joubert*, VIC, 34.31m. 9, Daniel Lawton*, NSW, 31.36m. 10, Luke Devenish*, WA, 28.58m. 11, Aaron Page*, VIC, 27.48m.
Decathlon: #9 Men Javelin Throw Open
Section 1: 1, Luke Devenish*, WA, 41.98m. 2, Daniel Lawton*, NSW, 41.65m. 3, Michael Barber*, NSW, 39.67m. 4, Aaron Page*, VIC, 38.70m.
Section 2: 1, Christopher Johnson*, WAIS, 60.26m. 2, Erik Surjan, AIS, 58.69m. 3, Kyle McCarthy, QLD, 54.12m. 4, Jarrod Sims, SA, 52.49m. 5, David O'Toole, TAS, 47.97m. --, Richard Allan, QLD, DNS.
Decathlon: #10 Men 1500 Metres Under 20
Section 1: 1, Hamish Nelson, VIC, 4:21.46. 2, Stephen Buckley, NZL, 4:42.71. 3, Matthew Harris, NSW, 4:43.77. 4, Sam Giatrakos, SA, 4:47.03. 5, Jasper Da Seymour, TAS, 4:47.21. 6, Shaun Hargreaves, VIC, 4:47.95.
Decathlon: #6 Men 110 Metres Hurdles Under 20
Section 1: (w: 1.3) 1, Sam Giatrakos, SA, 14.65. 2, Matthew Harris, NSW, 15.19. 3, Stephen Buckley, NZL, 15.74. 4, Shaun Hargreaves, VIC, 16.20. 5, Jasper Da Seymour, TAS, 16.56. 6, Hamish Nelson, VIC, 17.07.
Decathlon: #8 Men Pole Vault Under 20
Section 1: 1, Hamish Nelson, VIC, 4.40m.
Section 2: 1, Stephen Buckley, NZL, 4.10m. 2, Sam Giatrakos, SA, 4.00m. 3, Matthew Harris, NSW, 3.80m. 4, Shaun Hargreaves, VIC, 3.20m. 5, Jasper Da Seymour, TAS, 2.80m.
Decathlon: #7 Men Discus Throw Under 20
Section 1: 1, Stephen Buckley, NZL, 42.05m. 2, Matthew Harris, NSW, 40.08m. 3, Hamish Nelson, VIC, 38.86m. 4, Shaun Hargreaves, VIC, 33.73m. 5, Jasper Da Seymour, TAS, 31.34m. 6, Sam Giatrakos, SA, 29.84m.
Decathlon: #9 Men Javelin Throw Under 20
Section 1: 1, Shaun Hargreaves, VIC, 52.57m. 2, Hamish Nelson, VIC, 49.22m.
Section 2: 1, Matthew Harris, NSW, 50.45m. 2, Stephen Buckley, NZL, 44.78m. 3, Jasper Da Seymour, TAS, 43.06m. 4, Sam Giatrakos, SA, 41.21m.
Men 100 Metres Ambulant Finals
Section 1: (w: 2.2) 1, Evan O'Hanlon, AIS, 11.19. 2, Timothy Sullivan, VIS, 11.61. 3, Andrew Newell, NSWIS, 11.47. 4, Travis Litwinczuk, AIS, 11.55. 5, Tom Evill, NSW, 12.53. 6, Paul Benz, SASI, 12.72. 7, Colin Abbey, QLD, 11.98. 8, Mathew Blematl, ACT, 12.80.
Men 400 Metres Ambulant
Section 1: 1, Heath Francis, AIS, 49.83. 2, Timothy Sullivan, VIS, 52.86. 3, Christopher Mullins, VIC, 54.31. 4, Brad Scott, AIS, 56.95. 5, Benjamin Hall, SASI, 59.23. 6, Paul Benz, SASI, 57.62. 7, Darren Mc Faul, QLD, 54.25. 8, Mathew Blematl, ACT, 60.13.
Men 100 Metres Wheelchair
Section 1: (w: 2.7) 1, Richard Colman, VIS, 15.86. 2, Matthew Cameron, QAS, 15.35. 3, Xavier Elsworthy, VIC, 16.78. 4, Sam Carter, QLD, 16.83. 5, Kevin Gaidies, NSW, 19.02.
Men 400 Metres Wheelchair
Section 1: 1, Richard Colman, VIS, 54.80. 2, Matthew Cameron, QAS, 55.70. 3, Sam Carter, QLD, 61.03. 4, Jason McGregor, QLD, 61.53. 5, Xavier Elsworthy, VIC, 61.88. 6, Kevin Gaidies, NSW, 68.37.
Men 800 Metres Wheelchair
Section 1: 1, Richard Colman, VIS, 1:56.30. 2, Xavier Elsworthy, VIC, 1:58.02. 3, Jason McGregor, QLD, 2:04.13. 4, Kevin Gaidies, NSW, 2:15.89.
Men 200 Metres Under 18
Section 1: (w: 2.9) 1, Daniel Martin, VIC, 21.09. 2, Aaron Oliver, WA, 21.54. 3, Zac Walpole, NSW, 21.84. 4, Nicholas Frost, QLD, 21.90. 5, Ethan Gould, ACT, 22.72. 6, Callum James, TAS, 22.92. 7, Harry Parkinson, SA, 22.93.
Men 800 Metres Under 18
Section 1: 1, James Kaan, NSW, 1:53.44. 2, Johnny Rayner, VIC, 1:58.71. 3, Daniel Bulmer, QLD, 2:00.70. 4, Rhys Jones, SA, 2:01.37. 5, Nathan Morey, TAS, 2:03.55. 6, Michael Reading, ACT, 2:29.39.
Men 3000 Metres Under 18
Section 1: 1, Ryan Gregson, NSW, 8:59.28. 2, Richard Everest, SA, 9:06.31. 3, Julian Harris, VIC, 9:11.46. 4, Alex Spinks, TAS, 9:15.61. 5, Sean Yoshiura, QLD, 9:16.94.
Men 400 Metres Hurdles Under 18
Section 1: 1, Sam Carson, QLD, 53.57. 2, Brad Leonard, NSW, 55.75. 3, Damien Nielsen, VIC, 57.06. 4, Chris McConnell, TAS, 59.04.
Men 4x100 Metres Relay Under 18
Section 1: 1, WA 'A' (Mitchell Zilm 90, Jarrod Smith 91, Aaron Oliver 91, Jared Bezuidehout 90), 41.78. 2, NSW 'A' (Lachlan Maxwell 90, Greg Jeloudev 90, Zac Walpole 91, James Dooley 91), 42.35. 3, QLD 'A' (Jeremy Gilby 90, Mitchell Neuendorf 90, Nicholas Frost 90, Jessie Hawksworth 91), 43.69. 4, SA 'A' (Harry Parkinson 90, Casey Whitaker 91, Tom Serotki 91, Wallace Long-Scafidi 90), 44.57. 5, TAS 'A' (Nathan Morey 90, Callum James 90, Dominic Anastasio 91, James Hay 91), 45.13. --, VIC 'A' (Ollie Wurm 90, Zach Nelson 91, Damien Nielsen 90, Daniel Martin 90), DQ.
Men 1000 Medley Under 18
Section 1: 1, WA 'A' (Mitchell Zilm 90, Jared Bezuidehout 90, Aaron Oliver 91, Kieran King 91), 1:54.77. 2, NSW 'A' (Lachlan Maxwell 90, Zac Walpole 91, James Kaan 90, Greg Jeloudev 90), 1:57.65. 3, QLD 'A' (Jeremy Gilby 90, Mitchell Neuendorf 90, Sam Carson 90, Nicholas Frost 90), 1:57.94. 4, VIC 'A' (Ollie Wurm 90, Daniel Martin 90, Damien Nielsen 90, Johnny Rayner 91), 1:58.04. 5, TAS 'A' (James Hay 91, Callum James 90, Dominic Anastasio 91, Nathan Morey 90), 2:03.27. 6, SA 'A' (Mitch Fox 90, Harry Parkinson 90, Wallace Long-Scafidi 90, Casey Whitaker 91), 2:04.07.
Men Pole Vault Under 18
Section 1: 1, Blake Lucas, NSW, 4.50m. 2, Travis Hayto, WA, 4.50m. 3, Mitch Fox, SA, 4.20m. 4, Jackson Bews, VIC, 4.20m. 5, Mitchell Wake, QLD, 3.90m.
Men Triple Jump Under 18
Section 1: 1, Joshua Lumley, QLD, 14.84m, w:0.5. 2, Henry Frayne, VIC, 14.46m, w:1.1. 3, Tony Blumson, SA, 14.37m, w:-0.7. 4, Dallan Stanton, NSW, 13.70m, w:1.4. 5, Dominic Anastasio, TAS, 12.68m, w:+0.0.
Men Shot Put Under 18
Section 1: 1, Joshua Starke, QLD, 16.08m. 2, Taylor Hunt, VIC, 15.12m. 3, Huw Peacock, TAS, 14.64m. 4, Brock Bower, NSW, 14.12m. 5, Gary Thompson, SA, 13.45m. 6, Joel Byatt, ACT, 11.84m. --, Hamish Peacock, EXH, X17.84m.
Men Javelin Throw Under 18
Section 1: 1, Hamish Peacock, TAS, 74.58m. 2, Luke Bissett, VIC, 69.43m. 3, Jamal Idris, NSW, 65.17m. 4, Sam Gallard, QLD, 60.74m. 5, Tom Serotki, SA, 52.73m.
Mixed Javelin Throw Seated
Section 1: 1, Rod Farr, SASI, 15.80m. 2, Terry Faleva'ai, NZL, 22.72m. 3, Damien Bowen, WA, 21.58m. 4, Terry Pavlou, SA, 18.51m. 5, Brydee Moore, VIS, 11.82m. 6, Jessica Hamill, NZL, 13.40m. 7, Jenny Bryce, ACT, 15.78m. 8, Cheryl
Buscemi-le-Brun, QLD, 10.05m.
Evening Session
Women 100 Metres Open Semi-Finals
Heat 1: (w: 1.8) 1, Sally McLellan, QAS, 11.30Q, WCA. 2, Anna Smythe, NZL, 11.60Q. 3, Preya Carey, NSWIS, 11.61Q. 4, Amy Harris, QLD, 11.71q. 5, Chantal Brunner, NZL, 11.78. 6, Katrina Steward, VIC, 11.80. 7, Hayley Cameron, NSW, 11.95. 8, Laura Duncan, NSW, 12.02.
Heat 2: (w: 2.1) 1, Mae Koime, PNG, 11.40Q, WCB. 2, Crystal Attenborough, NTIS, 11.50Q. 3, Fiona Cullen, QLD, 11.51Q. 4, Jody Henry, WA, 11.66q. 5, Jess Gulli, VIC, 11.86. 6, Laura Verlinden, NSWIS, 11.87. 7, Julia Nation, VIC, 11.99. 8, Olivia Tauro, NSW, 12.00.
Women 100 Metres Open Finals
Section 1: (w: 1.8) 1, Sally McLellan, QAS, 11.23M, WCA. 2, Mae Koime, PNG, 11.37, WCB. 3, Crystal Attenborough, NTIS, 11.49. 4, Fiona Cullen, QLD, 11.59. 5, Jody Henry, WA, 11.72. 6, Preya Carey, NSWIS, 11.75. 7, Amy Harris, QLD, 11.82. --, Anna Smythe, NZL, DNS.
Women 400 Metres Open
Section 1: 1, Tamsyn Lewis, VIC, 51.71, WCB. 2, Monique Williams, NZL, 52.74. 3, Trisha Holz, NSW, 53.71. 4, Makelesi Bulikiobo, FIJ, 53.83. 5, Rosemary Hayward, NSWIS, 54.46. 6, Satomi Kubokura, JPN, 54.55. 7, Annabelle Smith, NSWIS, 54.73. 8, Rebecca Irwin, NSW, 55.29.
Women 1500 Metres Open
Section 1: 1, Lisa Corrigan, ACT, 4:15.25. 2, Sarah Jamieson, VIS, 4:15.91. 3, Georgie Clarke, VIC, 4:22.70. 4, Nikki Molan, NSW, 4:22.88. 5, Anna Worland, VIC, 4:24.80. 6, Claire Doyle, NSW, 4:25.41. 7, Fiona Nash, VIC, 4:26.18. 8, Bree McArdle, QLD, 4:26.93. 9, Katie French, NSW, 4:26.96. 10, Kaila McKnight, VIC, 4:27.23. 11, Nikki Donnelly, SA, 4:27.56. 12, Katherine Katsanevakis, VIS, 4:30.12. 13, Bridey Delaney, NSW, 4:30.50. 14, Corinne Myles, QLD, 4:33.09.
Women 3000 Metres Steeplechase Open
Section 1: 1, Donna MacFarlane, TIS, 9:34.21M, WCA. 2, Marnie Ponton, ACT, 10:16.39. 3, Sarah Grahame, VIC, 10:54.25. 4, Sophie Barker, VIC, 10:56.77.
Women Long Jump Open
Section 1: 1, Bronwyn Thompson, QAS, 6.63m, WCB, w:2.9. 2, Lauren Boden, ACT, 6.39m, w:4.1. 3, Jacinta Boyd, QAS, 6.36m, w:1.8. 4, Bridgette Pateman, VIC, 5.97m, w:3.3. 5, Fleur Castlereagh, NSW, 5.95m, w:1.8. 6, Larissa Perry, WA, 5.94m, w:1.4. 7, Katie Cox, QLD, 4.00m, w:2.4.
Men 100 Metres Open Semi-Finals
Heat 1: (w: 1.7) 1, Joshua Ross, NSWIS, M 10.10Q, WCA. 2, Patrick Johnson, AIS, 10.21Q, WCA. 3, Adrian Mott, VIC, 10.43Q. 4, Isaac Ntiamoah, NSW, 10.47q. 5, Steven Tucker, WA, 10.52. 6, Tim Williams, VIC, 10.52. 7, Heath Goodall, QLD, 10.71. --, Kristopher Neofytou, NSWIS, DQ.
Heat 2: (w: 0.9) 1, Adam Miller, AIS, M 10.17Q, WCA. 2, Anthony Alozie, NGR, 10.24Q, WCB. 3, Aaron Rouge-Serret, VIS, 10.36Q. 4, Chris Donaldson, NZL, 10.50q. 5, Keith Sheehy, SA, 10.50. 6, Craig Bearda, NZL, 10.55. 7, Kane Watson, WA, 10.67. 8, Henry Mitchell, NSW, 10.73.
Men 100 Metres Open Finals
Section 1: (w: 1.9) 1, Joshua Ross, NSWIS, 10.08M, WCA. 2, Patrick Johnson, AIS, 10.27, WCB. 3, Adam Miller, AIS, 10.29. 4, Aaron Rouge-Serret, VIS, 10.39. 5, Adrian Mott, VIC, 10.43. 6, Chris Donaldson, NZL, 10.47. 7, Isaac Ntiamoah, NSW, 10.56. --, Anthony Alozie, NGR, DNS.
Men 400 Metres Open
Section 1: 1, Sean Wroe, VIS, 45.80, WCB. 2, Kurt Mulcahy, NSW, 46.36. 3, Joel Milburn, NSW, 46.79. 4, Cory Innes, NZL, 47.09. 5, Mark Ormrod, AIS, 47.10. 6, Alexander Bubner, SASI, 47.19. --, Clay Watkins, SA, DQ. --, Jarret
Titcombe, NSW, DNS.
Men 1500 Metres Open
Section 1: 1, Mark Fountain, VIC, 3:42.31. 2, Paul Hoffman, NSW, 3:42.87. 3, Jeremy Roff, NSWIS, 3:42.88. 4, Collis Birmingham, VIS, 3:43.22. 5, Mitchell Kealey, QLD, 3:45.13. 6, Bradley Woods, NSW, 3:47.73. 7, Philo Saunders, ACT, 3:49.13. 8, Mark Abercromby, NSW, 3:49.99. 9, Matthew Coloe, VIC, 3:50.37. 10, Nicholas Ashton, VIS, 3:51.14. 11, Brenton Rowe, VIC, 3:51.58. 12, Daniel Clark, VIC, 3:56.84.
Men 3000 Metres Open
Section 1: 1, Dickson Marwa, TAN, 8:00.11. 2, Mark Tucker, NSW, 8:01.19. 3, Patrick Nyangelo, TAN, 8:01.92. 4, Martin Dent, ACTAS, 8:02.83. 5, David McNeill, VIC, 8:03.64. 6, Michael Shelley, QLD, 8:04.17. 7, Ben St Lawrence, NSW, 8:09.79. 8, Richard Jeremiah, VIS, 8:17.03. 9, Corey Tucker, ACT, 8:19.72. 10, Allan Failla, VIC, 8:22.13. 11, Jeffrey Hunt, NSW, 8:28.36. 12, Clint Perrett, VIC, 8:34.91. --, Louis Rowan, VIS, DNF. --, Anthony Craig, QLD, DNF. --, Mark Fountain, VIC, DNS.
Men 400 Metres Hurdles Open Finals
Section 1: 1, LaBronze Garrett, USA, 50.15. 2, Brendan Cole, ACT, 50.78. 3, Mowen Boino, PNG, 51.03. 4, Nick Kalivati, NZL, 51.87. 5, Leigh Bennett, NSWIS, 52.68. 6, Felipe De Castro Cruz, WAIS, 52.84. 7, Wala Gime, PNG, 52.85. 8, Dane Richter, WA, 52.93.
Men Pole Vault Open
Section 1: 1, Brad Walker, USA, 5.95mM, WCA. 2, Steven Hooker, WAIS, 5.50m. 2, Toby Stevenson, USA, 5.50m. 4, Paul Burgess, WAIS, 5.35m. 5, Joel Pocklington, VIC, 5.20m. 5, Alex Miroshnichenko, QLD, 5.20m. 5, James Filshie, VIC, 5.20m. 8, Aidan Dziubinski, QLD, 5.00m. 8, Matt Boyd, QAS, 5.00m. 10, Tim MacDermot, SA, 4.80m. 11, Scott Dziubinski, ACT, 4.60m. --, Matthew Fryer, NSW, NH. --, Luke Vedelago, WAIS, NH.
Men Shot Put Open
Section 1: 1, Christian Cantwell, USA, 19.92m, WCB. 2, Justin Anlezark, QAS, 18.55m. 3, Clay Cross, NSW, 18.21m. 4, Yohei Murakawa, JPN, 17.67m. 5, Stuart Gyngell, NSW, 17.40m. 6, Paul Crowe, NSW, 16.44m. 7, Emanuele Fuamatu, NSW, 16.28m. 8, Joe Stevens, QAS, 15.97m. 9, Todd Hodgetts, TAS, 14.92m. 10, Gareth Care, NSW, 14.86m. 11, Anthony Dorrell, QLD, 14.32m.
Men Javelin Throw Open
Section 1: 1, Jarrod Bannister, QAS, 83.70mM, WCA. 2, Joshua Robinson, QLD, 78.71m, WCB. 3, Stuart Farquhar, NZL, 77.33m. 4, Kazuki Yamamoto, JPN, 75.03m. 5, Benjamin Baker, NSW, 73.28m. 6, Jari Talka, ACT, 65.54m. 7, Hamish Peacock, TIS, 65.30m. 8, Sosefo Panuve, FRA, 64.24m. 9, Daniel Kratzmann, VIC, 63.26m. 10, Brendan Melville, SA, 63.02m. 11, Nathan Burgess, VIC, 60.68m.
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