The Next 10 Years (1998-2007) part 2

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Melville AUSSI
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Marlin of the Month and Club Points
The first swim of each club night is the
“Marlin” Swim in which swimmers gain
points towards the Marlin of the Month
and Club Points Awards. At the beginning
of each year an average time is
calculated for each club member, for
each event, from swims the previous
year. Club points are calculated on this
average time until the swimmer betters
this time, then the points are calculated
on the best time for the current year.
Points are allocated according to the
following points scale;
1 point for completing the first event (>2
seconds slower than best time)
2 points for being within 0 and 2 seconds
slower than best time
3 points for being faster than best time by
up to 1 second
4 points for being faster than best time by
more than 1 second
A change was implemented allowing
each swimmer to win only one Marlin of
the Month badge each year.
Sean O’Shaughnessy presents the Marlin
of the Year 2004 to Amanda Smith
Points accumulated over the year go
towards the Club Points Awards. In 1998
the City of Melville donated a perpetual
trophy, presented to the club member
gaining the most points over the year.
Trophy winners are listed in Table 4.1.
Noela Medcalf presents the Marlin of the
Year 2006 to Larissa Hoskins
Trophy winners 1999
…and Club Points trophy to Doug
McLean
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The Next Ten Years 1998-2007
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Table 4.1 Club Points Trophy Winners
Men
1997
Peter Maloney
Peter Hau
Ron Nutt
1998
Peter Hau
Peter Maloney
Steve Morrow
1999
Ivan Martinovich
Peter Hau
John Ward
2000
Ray Mottram
Doug McLean
Peter Maloney
2001
Peter Maloney
Sean O’Shaughnesy
Ray Mottram
2002
Ray Mottram
Sean O’Shaughnessy
Doug McLean
2003
Denis Tapley
Ivan Martinovich
Doug McLean
Ray Mottram
2004
Doug McLean
Peter Maloney
Denis Tapley
2005
Martin Smith
Peter Maloney
Alan Potter
2006
Martin Smith
Karl Ross
Doug McLean
Ivan Martinovich
2007
Peter Maloney
Martin Smith
Doug McLean
Points
94
93
77
108*
80
65
117*
111
91
105*
84
75
80
67
65
99*
92
87
86
70
67
67
91
79
70
128*
80
71
117
73
73
73
107*
84
67
Women
Natalie Kirby
Sherelyn Davies
Maxine Fitzpatrick
Carlene Davidson
Renee Dallimore
Carol McLean
Teresa Phillips
Renee Dallimore
Carlene Davidson
Renee Dallimore
Teresa Phillips
Natalie Kirby
Teresa Phillips
Renee Dallimore
Nina Dyke
Rhonda Maloney
Kris Lund
Teresa Phillips
Jaki Smith
Teresa Phillips
Rhonda Maloney
Points
70
60
55
99
89
88
85
81
71
92
79
76
82*
80
75
88
86
76
100*
90
88
Amanda Smith
Kris Lund
Felicity Smith
Felicity Smith
Jaki Smith
Amanda Smith
Larissa Hoskins
Amanda Smith
Felicity Smith
107*
102
97
110
109
93
126*
98
93
Rhonda Maloney
Felicity Smith
Jaki Smith
104
92
85
*Marlin of the Year
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Melville Interclub
Be Active Club Challenge (BACC)
The Melville Interclub Carnival has
continued to be a well run and well
attended event on the AUSSI WA
calendar, at times attracting over 200
swimmers. Since having a 50m indoor
pool we have not had to worry about the
weather conditions and have moved the
carnival from its regular February timeslot
to April. It is an occasion when the whole
club gets together and every member
helps out in some way. A feature of the
carnival has been the excellent spread of
food provided by members and
coordinated by Rita Blom, and more
recently Jaki Smith, for swimmers,
helpers and friends to enjoy after the
meet.
Table 4.2 Melville Interclub Trophy
Winners
Outright
Handicap
Trophy Winner Trophy
Winner
1998
Somerset
Inglewood
1999
Melville
Inglewood
2000
Melville
Maida Vale
2001
Osborne Park Inglewood
2002
Melville
Inglewood
2003
Melville
Mandurah
2004
Somerset
Bunbury
2005
Melville
Perth City
2006
Melville
Mandurah
2007
Melville
Somerset
Interclub and State Competitions
Melville AUSSI has continued to be well
represented in most Interclub Meets and
State Championships. In 2004 the State
Championships were held outside of
Perth for the first time, and a large group
from Melville AUSSI travelled to
Geraldton to compete. Other popular
meets have been the Mandurah and
Margaret River Swims.
The Melville Interclub Outright Trophy
2002
Mandurah 1998
The lunch spread 2003
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Pennant Swims
In 1998, the AUSSI Club Championships
were held for the first time. Clubs
competed in Interclub events during the
year and were graded on the results for
the end of year Club Challenge. Melville
was put in the A Grade final with the big
three clubs – Claremont, Somerset and
Osborne Park. We took up the challenge
and with over 40 members swimming on
the day won by 8 points – a huge
achievement. We didn’t make it to the A
grade final again, but did collect almost a
complete set of pennants before the
Pennant events ceased
1998
Group A Frank Mongan Pennant 1st
1999
Group B David Cummins Pennant 1st
2000
Group C Fred Johnson Pennant 1st
2001
Group B David Cummins Pennant 2nd
Bob Dunstan
2001 Melbourne, VIC
2002 Sydney, NSW
2003 Perth, WA
A large contingent
2004 Adelaide, SA
Ivan Martinovich, Teresa Phillips
2005 Hobart, TAS
2006 Canberra, ACT
Sam McLennan
2007 Darwin, NT
Sam McLennan
Roy, Gordon, John and Alan at the
Darwin Nationals
World Masters Swim
1998 Casablanca, Morocco
2000 Munich, Germany
2002 Christchurch, New Zealand
2004 Riccione, Italy
2006 San Francisco, USA
Carol McLean and Peter Hau proudly
display the 1998 and 1999 Pennants
National Swims
1998 Hobart, TAS
1999 Darwin, NT
Gordon Medcalf, Noela Medcalf, Alan
Neill, Tracy Altria, Nancy Davies, Ian
Davies, Margaret Bolton, Carol McLean,
Roy Weir, John Pope
2000 Gladstone, QLD
Masters Games
1998 Alice Springs
Gordon Medcalf, Noela Medcalf
1998 Albany
Gordon Medcalf, Noela Medcalf, Peter
Hau, Robert Gillard, Jay Stephenson
1999 Broome
2000 Alice Springs
2000 Albany
Gordon Medcalf, Noela Medcalf, Rob
Gillard, Peter Hau,
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Peter, Rhonda, Gordon and Noela at the
Broome Masters Games
2001 Broome
Gordon Medcalf, Noela Medcalf, Peter
Maloney, Rhonda Maloney
2001 Fremantle
Michael Bench, Rita Blom, Lorna Clark,
Renee Dallimore, Nancy Davies, Nina
Dyke, Peter Hau, Noela Medcalf, Gordon
Medcalf, Teresa Phillips
2002 Alice Springs
2002 World Masters Games, Melbourne
2003 Fremantle
Ivan Martinovich, Amanda Smith, Hilary
Beck, Teresa Phillips, Lorna Clark,
Gordon Medcalf, Noela Medcalf, Kelly
Hughes, Nancy Davies
2004 Alice Springs
Gordon Medcalf, Noela Medcalf, Rita
Blom
Indian Pacific Masters Games Geraldton
Teresa Phillips
2005 Fremantle
Teresa Phillips, Lorna Clark, Gordon
Medcalf, Noela Medcalf, Peter Hau
2006 Alice Springs
Gordon Medcalf, Teresa Phillips
2007 Fremantle
Teresa Phillips, Lorna Clark
Pan
Pacific
Masters
Swimming
Championships Perth 1999
Perth played host to international
swimmers in 1999. 35 Melville members
took the opportunity to compete at an
International meet without the expense of
travelling. There was some great
swimming, but the event will be
remembered most for the great social
atmosphere. The open water swim was
held at Rottnest Island. Melville
swimmers were Brett Mottram, Peter
Thomsett,
Andrew
Litster,
Jay
Stephenson, Robert Gillard, Peter Hau,
Joe Gadecki, Peter Maloney, Ivan
Martinovich, Graham Wilkinson, Colin
Duffield, Bob Dunstan, Ray Mottram,
John Devereaux, John Ward, Doug
Mickle, Nina Dyke, Fiona Hess, Allison
Flynn, Carlene Davidson, Anne Hitchen,
Tracey Altria, Rhonda Maloney, Natalie
Kirby, Julie Wilkinson, Jan Dunstan,
Maxine Fitzpatrick, Judy Grieves, Ellen
Mackenzie, Carol McLean, Sandra
Swain, Nancy Davies, Rita Blom, Teresa
Phillips and Lorna Clark
Pan Pacs Open Water Swim Medallists –
Rhonda, Brett and Rita
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National Aerobic Trophy
Aerobics swimming has remained
popular. It’s a great way to get fit and gain
points for the club at the same time.
Members can set challenges according to
their ability, whether it be completing a
set of 5 400m freestyles, doing a one
hour swim, or perhaps even completing
all of the aerobics swims in the year.
Table 4.3 National Aerobic Trophy –
AUSSI Melville Overall Club Performance
Year
No.
of Melville Melville
Clubs
Points
Position
Competing
1997 85
4646
8th
1998 94
5565
5th
1999 93
4110
11th
2000 87
2855
17th
2001 98
1701
26th
2002
1694
2003 88
1765
27th
2004 84
1903
26th
2005 80
2051
25th
2006 84
2555
18th
Timekeepers, Marg and Kevin, a vital
component of aerobics swimming
Aerobics champions 2004 – Doug,
Gordon and Sean
Table 4.4 Members Completing All
Aerobic Swims
1997
Rhonda Maloney, Jan Dunstan,
Rob Gillard, Peter Hau
1998
1999
2000
Nina Dyke
2001
Rhonda
Maloney,
Peter
Maloney
2002
Rhonda Maloney
2006
Rhonda
Maloney,
Julie
O’Connor, Peter Hau
Aerobics champions 2006 – Teresa,
Noela, Rhonda and Julie
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Table 4.5 Leading Individual Point Scorers in National Aerobic Trophy
Men
Points Women
1997
Rob Gillard
390
Rhonda Maloney
Peter Hau
291
Jan Dunstan
John Devereaux
240
Norma Edmondson
1998
Rob Gillard
390
Jan Dunstan
Peter Hau
312
Rhonda Maloney
Fred Johnson
220
Norma Edmondson
1999
Rob Gillard
390
Jan Dunstan
Peter Hau
Rhonda Maloney
Fred Johnson
Norma Edmondson
2000
Peter Maloney
243
Nina Dyke
Fred Johnson
215
Jan Dunstan
John Devereaux
90
Rhonda Maloney
Renee Dallimore
Teresa Phillips
2001
Peter Maloney
361
Rhonda Maloney
John Devereaux
125
Noela Medcalf
Gordon Medcalf
100
Teresa Phillips
2002
John Ward
85
Rhonda Maloney
Peter Maloney
73
Nancy Davies
Gordon Medcalf
70
Noela Medcalf
2003
Steve Park
208
Nancy Davies
Gordon Medcalf
105
Rhonda Maloney
John Ward
65
Tersesa Phillips
2004
Gordon Medcalf
140
Nancy Davies
Sean OShaughnessy
109
Teresa Phillips
Doug McLean
89
Noela Medcalf
2005
Gordon Medcalf
170
Nancy Davies
Colin Jefferson
130
Noela Medcalf
Sean OShaughnessy
106
Teresa Phillips
2006
Peter Hau
354
Rhonda Maloney
Colin Jefferson
245
Julie O’Connor
115
Teresa Phillips
Noela Medcalf
2007
Peter Hau
277
Julie O’Connor
Colin Jefferson
195
Nancy Davies
Steve Park
80
Rhonda Maloney
Points
390
390
335
390
390
326
390
390
390
390
390
194
121
390
164
120
390
306
150
281
240
178
198
163
158
210
146
143
390
390
138
116
330
310
300
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Marlin of Mediocrity
This award was donated by Peter
Maloney to recognise those swimmers
who have not reached the pinnacle of
success over the past year, but have
done enough to be more successful than
at least half the club. It is calculated from
club points and aerobic points. Strangely
enough,
members
are
not
that
enthusiastic to receive this award, but as
can be seen from the winners in Table
4.6, they are in good company.
Peter presents the Marlin of Mediocrity
2004 to Maxine
Table 4.6 Marlin of Mediocrity
2000
Gordon Medcalf
2001
Maxine Fitzpatrick
2002
Steve Park
2003
Renee Dallimore
2004
Maxine Fitzpatrick
2005
Dean McCarthy
2006
Beth Trainer
2007
Laurie Hunt
National Top Ten
The National Top Ten records the ten
best performances by gender and age
group in all events during the year. Times
swum in AUSSI competitions and aerobic
swims
are
automatically
entered.
Members can also submit times from club
nights. Swimmers achieving a first place
in the National Top Ten are listed in Table
4.7.
State Records
Table 4.8 lists Melville AUSSI members
who have set State records in the last ten
years. State records can be set at any
AUSSI competition between clubs that
has the required officials present. Short
course records were introduced in 1998,
giving many members the opportunity to
set inaugural records, and improve the
times already set.
And 2006 to Beth
Presentation Function Swan Yacht Club
2003
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Table 4.7 National Top 10 First Places
(L) denotes long course – 50m pool, (S) denotes short course – 25m pool
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Rob Gillard
30-34
Peter Maloney
Peter Hau
35-39
35-39
Gordon
Medcalf
Rhonda
Maloney
65-69
Rhonda
Maloney
35-39
35-39
Rob Gillard
Fred Johnson
Brett Mottram
35-39
75-79
25-29
Renee
Dallimore
Nina Dyke
Nicole
Goddard
Rhonda
Maloney
20-24
25-29
20-25
35-39
Anne Hitchen
Brett Mottram
35-39
25-29
Stephen Park
Nina Dyke
30-34
25-29
Rhonda
Maloney
35-39
Mike Bench
30-34
30-34
60 min BK (S)
60 min Br/S (S)
1500m Br/S (S)
30 min BK
30 min Br/S
45 min Br/S
45 min BK
30 min F/S
45 min F/S
30 min BK
45 min BK
60 min BK
30 min Br/S
45 min Br/S
800m IM
800 Fly (S)
30 min B/K (L)
45 min B/K (L)
60 min B/K (L)
min B/K (S)
30 min Br/S (L)
50m Fly (L)
200m IM (L)
45min BK (L)
60min BK (L)
400m Fly (S)
1500m Br/S (L)
30min Br/S (L)
45min F/S (L)
60min F/S (L)
30min BK (L)
45min BK (L)
45min Br/S (L)
60min Br/S (L)
800m IM (L)
60min Br/S (L)
200n IM (L)
100m Br/S (S)
800m F/S (L)
800m Fly (S)
800m IM (S)
800m F/S (L)
30min F/S (L)
1500m BK (L)
30min BK (L)
45min BK (L)
60min BK (L)
60min BrS (L)
30 min BK (L)
45 min BK (L)
800m Br/S (L)
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Rhonda
40-44
Maloney
Records not found
Rhonda
40-44
Maloney
Anne Hitchen
Maxine
Fitzpatrick
Amanda Smith
Steve Park
John Ward
Andrew Litster
Rhonda
Maloney
Jaye-Anne
Reynolds
Renee
Dallimore
Noela Medcalf
Gordon
Medcalf
40-44
55-59
Jaye Reynolds
25-29
Jane Loveday
Rhonda
Maloney
35-39
45-49
Pam Walker
65-69
Basil
Newnham
Steve Park
Colin Jefferson
20-24
Peter Hau
Gordon
Medcalf
45-49
75-79
30-34
35-39
70-74
35-39
40-44
45 min F/S (S)
60 min F/S (S)
30 min F/S (L)
45 min F/S (L)
60 min F/S (L)
800m Br/S (L)
1500m Br/S (L)
45 min F/S (L)
25-29
25m Br/S (S)
30 min Br/S (L)
400m BK (S)
50m BK(L)
30min F/S (L)
30min BK (L)
30min F/S (L)
30-34
30min F/S (L)
70-74
75-79
60min BK (S)
30min F/S (L)
60min F/S (L)
60min BK (S)
30min BK (L)
1500m F/S (L)
30min F/S (L)
45min F/S (L)
50m F/S (L)
45min F/S (L)
60min F/S (L)
800m BK (L)
30min Br/S (L)
1500m BK (S)
50m BK (L)
100m BK (L)
400m BK (L)
800m BK (L)
30min BK (L)
100m BK (S)
50m BK (S)
35-39
40-44
30min F/S (L)
1500m BK (L)
30min BK (L)
1500m Br/S (L)
800m IM (L)
30min BK (L)
30min F/S (L)
800m BK (L)
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Table 4.8 State Records Set By Melville AUSSI Members
(L) denotes long course – 50m pool, (S) denotes short course – 25m pool
Female 50m Freestyle
Jane Loveday
35-39 29.52 (S)
Jane Loveday
35-39 29.45 (L)
Jane Loveday
35-39 29.36 (L)
Nancy Davies
55-59 43.39 (S)
Jane Loveday
35-39 1.06.99 (S)
Renee Dallimore 20-24 1.14.42 (S)
Rita Blom
60-64 1.32.72 (S)
Lorna Clark
75-79 2.11.66 (S)
Renee Dallimore 20-24 3.07.39 (S)
Nina Dyke
25-29 2.39.12 (S)
Rhonda Maloney 35-39 2.39.53 (S)
Nancy Davies
55-59 3.39.53 (S)
Natalie Kirby
40-44 6.47.07 (S)
Rita Blom
60-64 14.49.17 (L)
Female 50m Backstroke
Carlene
30-34 41.20 (S)
Davidson
Rhonda Maloney 35-39 39.86 (S)
Rhonda Maloney 35-39 39.09 (S)
Lorna Clark
75-79 1.19.06 (S)
Felicity Smith
25-29 1.32.98 (S)
Felicity Smith
25-29 1.31.97 (S)
Noela Medcalf
60-64 2.16.00 (S)
Felicity Smith
25-29 3.19.76 (S)
Pam Walker
65-69 8.27.54 (S)
Pam Walker
65-69 16.55.45 (S)
Rhonda Maloney 40-44 26.16.53 (L)
Female 50m Breaststroke
Marina Campbell 30-34 38.71 (L)
Anne Hitchen
35-39 44.35 (S)
Rita Blom
60-64 49.20 (L)
Rita Blom
65-69 52.51 (L)
2006
2006
2006
1998
2006
2001
2001
2001
1998
2000
1999
2001
1998
1998
1998
1998
1999
1998
1998
1999
2004
2006
2007
2001
2006
1999
2006
2006
2006
2007
2006
2007
2002
2006
2002
1999
1999
2004
Casey Bates
25-29 1.33.22 (S)
Marina Campbell 30-34 1.25.21 (L)
Amanda Smith
35-39 1.31.85 (S)
Amanda Smith
35-39 1.31.05 (S)
Rita Blom
60-64 1.53.51 (L)
Rita Blom
65-69 2.00.01 (L)
Amanda Smith
35-39 3.22.69 (S)
Rita Blom
60-64 4.05.15 (L)
Rita Blom
65-69 4.16.84 (L)
Rita Blom
65-69 4.16.39 (L)
Norma
60-64 9.46.12 (S)
Edmondson
Female 50m Butterfly
Nina Dyke
25-29 35.67 (S)
Nina Dyke
25-29 34.16 (S)
Nina Dyke
25-29 1.29.87 (S)
Maxine
50-54 1.49.87 (S)
Fitzpatrick
Nina Dyke
25-29 3.38.69 (S)
Female 100m Medley
Nina Dyke
25-29 1.22.63 (S)
Female 800m Medley
Rhonda Maloney 35-39 14.16.72 (L)
Male 25m Freestyle
Chris George
45-49 32.56 (S)
Male 50m Freestyle
Basil Newnham
20-24 28.25 (S)
Sam McLennan 30-34 26.71 (L)
Michael Bench
30-34 27.13 (S)
Michael Bench
30-34 26.92 (S)
Robert Gillard
35-39 29.34 (S)
John Devereaux 60-64 34.74 (S)
Gordon Medcalf 70-74 36.19 (S)
Male 100m Freestyle
Male 200m Freestyle
Sam McLennan 30-34 2.09.82 (L)
John Pope
75-79 4.49.79 (S)
Male 400m Freestyle
Peter Hau
35-39 6.24.77 (S)
Robert Gillard
35-39 6.23.66 (S)
2001
2002
2005
2006
1999
2004
2005
1999
2004
2004
1998
2001
2001
2000
2000
2001
2000
1998
1999
1999
2005
2006
2005
2006
2001
2001
1998
2000
1999
2006
2006
2006
2000
1998
1999
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Male 800m Freestyle
Sam McLennan 30-34 10.03.99 (L)
Male 50m Backstroke
Roy Weir
80-84 1.08.03 (S)
Male 100m Backstroke
Andrew Litster
30-34 1.10.86 (L)
Robert Gillard
35-39 1.53.62 (S)
Robert Gillard
35-39 3.58.95 (S)
Andrew Litster
35-39 2.35.14 (L)
Robert Gillard
35-39 8.04.62 (S)
Male 50m Breaststroke
Basil Newnham
20-24 36.33 (S)
Michael Bench
30-34 34.13 (S)
Peter Maloney
40-44 40.63 (S)
Brett Mottram
25-29 1.14.91 (S)
Michael Bench
30-34 1.17.23 (S)
Peter Hau
35-39 7.33.95 (S)
Peter Hau
40-44 7.33.49 (S)
Male 25m Butterfly
Male 100m Butterfly
Male400m Butterfly
Robert Gillard
35-39 7.53.99 (S)
Male 800m Butterfly
Robert Gillard
35-39 16.02.61 (S)
Robert Gillard
35-39 16.33.40 (L)
Male 200m Medley
Brett Mottram
25-29 2.35.44 (L)
Male 400m Medley
Robert Gillard
35-39 7.24.07 (S)
Male 800m Medley
Robert Gillard
35-39 15.05.82 (S)
4x50m Female Medley Relay
Nina
Dyke, 1202.34.32 (S)
Amanda Smith, 159
Renee
Dallimore,
Carlene
Davidson
New Member Encouragement Award
2007
1999
2000
1999
1999
1999
2003
1999
2006
2001
1999
2000
2001
1998
1999
2005
This trophy is awarded to a member who
has joined in the previous year or so, and
has become a valued club member. In
2003 this trophy was renamed the John
Devereaux trophy, because John was
always
very
much
involved
in
encouraging new and old members alike
to have a go.
It is hoped that the award will encourage
the member to continue their involvement
with the club. Deciding on a recipient is
always a hard choice, because we would
like to encourage all of our new members.
Many of the past winners are still active
members. Our club would not be the
same without them. Amazingly, six of
them have gone on to swim solo to
Rottnest. Others have regularly held
positions on the club committee, or
figured prominently in other club awards.
2006
1998
1998
1999
1999
1999
1998
2004
Table 4.9 New Member Encouragement
Award
1992
Wendy Jacobs
1993
Miranda Duncan
1994
Carol McLean
1995
Doug McLean
1996
Teresa Phillips
1997
Natalie Kirby
1998
Renee DALLIMORE
1999
Nina Dyke
2000
Lynne Alguire
2001
Marie Hoban
2002
Dave Reynolds
2003
Martin Smith
2004
Jane Loveday
2005
Alan Potter
2006
Julie O’Connor
2007
Evelina Paraschivoiu
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Open Water Swimming
Members have the opportunity to
compete in Open Water Swims nearly
every weekend during summer. Swims
range in distance from the 750m Coogee
Jetty to Jetty to the 20km Rottnest
Channel Swim, and from Albany to
Gerladton. Melville AUSSI has two
perpetual trophies for Open Water
Swims. The Nancy Davies Trophy is
awarded to the club member who swims
closest to their nominated time in the
Swim Thru Rottnest (Table 4.10). The
President’s Trophy was awarded for
closest to nominated time in the Cottesloe
Mile, and more recently in the Coogee
Jetty to Jetty Swim (Table 4.11).
Table 4.10 Nancy Davies Trophy –
Closest to nominated time at Swim Thru
Rottnest
1996
Steve Morrow
1997
Peter Hau
1998
Robert Gillard
1999
Peter Hau
2000
Jan Dunstan
2001
Anne Hitchen
2002
2003
Karl Ross
2004
Anne Hitchen
2005
Peter Maloney
2006
Rhonda Maloney
2007
Carlene Davidson
Table 4.11 President’s Trophy
Closest to nominated time Cottesloe Mile
1998
Jan Dunstan
1999
Rhonda Maloney
2000
Jan Dunstan
2001
Nina Dyke
2002
Hilary Beck
Closest to nominated time Coogee Jetty
to Jetty
2003
Beth Trainer
2004
Gordon Medcalf
2005
Ari Partanen
2006
Anne Hitchen
2007
Noela Medcalf
Noel and Carlene finish Swim Thru
Rottnest
Lake Leschanaultia 2000
Rottnest 2006
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Melville AUSSI
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Masters Swimming WA introduced an
Open Water Series in 1997/98. Points are
awarded in each Open Water Swim in the
series, depending on the age group
placing. Points gained over the Open
Water Season are tallied to obtain a
winner in each age group. Open Water
Series Age Group Winners are listed in
Table 4.12. A champion club is also
awarded, with Melville winning in 1998/99
and 1999/2000.
Table 4.12 Open Water Series Age
Group Winners
1997/98
Jeanette
Ward,
John
Devereaux
1998/99
Renee Dallimore, Rhonda
Maloney, John Ward, Fred
Johnson
1999/2000 Renee Dallimore, Allison
Flynn, Jan Dunstan, Rita
Blom, Brett Mottram, Peter
Maloney, Ray Mottram, John
Devereaux, John Ward, Fred
Johnson
2001/02
Nina
Dyke,
Renee
Dallimore, Ray Mottram
2002/03
Nina Dyke
2003/04
Nina Dyke
2005/06
Renee Dallimore
2006/07
Pam Walker
Open Water Series Winners 1998/1999 –
John, Fred, Renee and Rhonda
Maree, Renee and Natalie – 3 dum blond
soloists Rottnest Channel Swim 2005
The Rottnest Channel Swim remains the
ultimate challenge for Western Australian
Open Water Swimmers. Numerous
members have completed the event in
teams of two and four. In the last ten
years the following swimmers have
completed a solo crossing.
Brett Mottram
2000, 2001, 2002
Jan Dunstan
2001
Nina Dyke
2002
Andrew Litster
2002, 2004
Renee Dallimore
2005
Natalie Kirby
2005
Maree Hoban
2005
Pierre Chambel
2007
Dave Reynolds
2007
Dave, Karl, Dave and Dennis, Rottnest
Channel Swim 2005
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In 2003 Melville AUSSI held the inaugural
BBB River Swim. The swim was from the
Left Bank to Bicton and Back, a distance
of 7km. There was also a 7km duo swim,
with the swimmers changing over at
Bicton, or a 3.5km swim from Bicton to
the Left Bank. In 2004, the swim was the
named the Taylor Marine BBB Swim and
was run from Bicton to the Left Bank and
Back. In 2005 the weather forecast was
diabolical which kept numbers down, but
the morning of the swim dawned fine,
breezy and cool, but not raining. We had
over
70
swimmers.
Thanks
to
sponsorship from Resolve Financial
Services, the profit from the swim was in
excess of $2000. In 2006 the swim was
named the Resolve River Swim, and was
held as a 7km solo swim from Bicton to
the Left Bank and Back, and a 1.6km
swim in Bicton Bay. There were 167
entrants. Thanks to sponsorship from
Resolve Financial Services, the swim
raised in excess of $5000. Part of the
funds is to be used to purchase a
wheelchair for Melville Aquatic Centre.
The BBB is a whole of club activity and
members’ involvement is crucial, whether
it be setting the course, support paddler,
recording the results, cooking the
sausages or any of the numerous jobs
that make a successful swim.
Mandurah Canal Swim
Bill, Joe, John and Peter, Swim Thru
Perth 1998
Keith and Allison, State Open Water
Swim 2005
Start of the BBB swim
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Melville AUSSI
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CHAPTER 5: FRIENDSHIP AND FUN
Many of Melville AUSSI’s social traditions
have continued into the last ten years.
We continue to welcome the New Year
with a swim at Cottesloe Beach on New
Years day, followed by a breakfast at the
Surf Club. Later in January, the Memorial
Swim is contested at Rockingham Beach
followed by fun (cheating) team games
then back to the Medcalfs’ house at
Shoalwater for a barbeque lunch and a
game of bocce on the front lawn. The golf
day has had a change of venue, but is
still a popular day for golfers and nongolfers alike. The Rottnest weekend is
always well attended by members, and is
enjoyed by all. Each Thursday Night we
congregate in the meeting room at the
Melville Fitness and Aquatic Centre for a
drink with cheese and biscuits, and if we
are lucky, a cake to celebrate a birthday.
The first Thursday of each month is
Hearty Meal Night when members each
bring a plate of food to share.
Roy, Santa (Ron) and Gordon 1998
Sausage sizzlers extraordinaire – Ian and
Rita 1999
Pyjama Party Hearty Meal Night
Albany Carnival Dinner – Tracy and Carol
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The Next 10 Years (1998-2007) part 2

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