Ringwood Athletic Club

Ringwood athletes had many outstanding performances at State & National Level during 2016-17 season as gazetted in the annual report.

Club trophies are presented for performances at Athletics Victoria Shield interclub competition in various age groups.

If a Junior athlete has a performance superior to a Senior athlete then the Junior becomes ineligible for the Junior award.

Beryl Shearer Award - for outstanding contribution to interclub competition

Gary Haasbroek

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Todd Hodgetts

Australian Para Olympic team RIO Bronze medal. World record in lead up.

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Lavinia Petrie

Successfully defended 5 world titles from Lyon France at World Masters Championships in Perth

1500m

5000m

10000m

8k Cross Country

Half Marathon 

AV 55+ Winter Champion at 73!

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Anne Lord, John Walker, Gus Puopolo

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At the Annual Awards night The Ringwood Athletic Club did very well.  Congratualtions to our recipients and nominees.

Danielle Shaw - U20 Best World Jumior Performance

Lavinia Petrie - Womens Masters Athlete of the year

Cameron Yorke - Most outstanding Male Masters Athlete of the year

The opening run of the winter season kicked off with the Jells Park Cross Country relays.  The weather conditions were good but the grass on the course was quite thick and spongy making for a tough course.

Seniors and U20 got to run two laps (6k) and juniors one lap (3k).

Tom Fawthorpe and a great opener running 19:04 for the 6k.  Shannon McDade just shaded big sister Carly in the womens team.  Scott Benedict was best of the junior men with a 22:04 for his 6k and Lana Mooney was quickest for the junior women 3k in 12:04

Tom Fwthorpe	Tom Fawthorpe	Matt Voogd

The Australian Championships held in Sydney have just finished and the Ringwood athletes have produced some outstanding results.

20 Athletes

22 Finals

5 Gold medals

5 Silver medals

2 Bronze medals

1 Victorian record

6 Club records

At the time of writing I am fairly sure that Danielle Shaw has broken the old Victorian State U20 110m Hurdles record of 13.49 with her 13.44 in the heat of the Open 100m Hurdles.  Jack Dalton has broken the Open Hammer record.  Paul Haasbroek will have set a new mark in the U16 Heptahlon and Dee Dee Deng has broken the U14 400 and 800 records in her heat of the 800m and again in the final for both events.

Fantastic efforts from athletes, coaches, parents and support networks.  The Club Records will be updated shortly as I catch up with a few articles.  If any results are missing please let us know.  As I can't search for Ringwood in the results we rely on you to let us if we miss a result.

Aiden Saluni-Kettle	Gary Haasbroek - Steve - Paul Haasbroek	Jessica Payne
Dee Dee Deng	Jack Dalton	Tom Fawthorpe
Gary Haasbroek	Jessica Payne

The Victorian Masters Championships were held at the Doncaster Track on the weekend of March 25 - 26.  While 13 may be unlucky for some it was the number of Gold medals brought home by the Club.

Not content with Outddor World Records Lavinia has now hit the Indoor Championships.  The 2017 Championships were held in Daegu, South Korea.  Looks like sprinting is now going to be on the cards.

The Victorian Track and Field Championships were held as a combined event for Seniors and Juniors over two weekends from February 24 to March 6 at Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park.

Once again the Ringwood Club had outstanding representation and performances.  Gold medals, first time medalists and Club Records.  A great Championship.

Ben Voogd	Bianca Hansen	Cameron Yorke	Dee Dee Deng
Danielle Shaw	Gary Haasbroek	Paul Haasbroek	1,2 & 3
Jessica Payne	Lana Mooney	Ruby Crisp	Scott Benedict
Stephen Dang	Aiden Saluni-Kettle	Tom Fawthorpe	Tom Fawthorpe