PROTRACK
Would you like to react to this message? Create an account in a few clicks or log in to continue.
PROTRACK

A forum devoted to track events from 60m to the 2 mile. Mainly pro but also news from local, national and international sprint & middle distance competitions.

Log in

I forgot my password



Search
 
 

Display results as :
 


Rechercher Advanced Search

Latest topics
» No Maryborough in 2021
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptyFri Aug 28, 2020 1:40 pm by Guest

» Incident at Bendigo with POD
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptyTue Apr 28, 2020 7:13 pm by Guest

» When will Stawell 2020 be held?
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptySun Apr 12, 2020 5:18 pm by Guest

» Central Park Stawell under water
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptySat Apr 04, 2020 7:21 pm by Guest

» 80’s Stawell Footage
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptySat Apr 04, 2020 2:35 pm by Guest

» Stawell Gift postponement
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptyThu Mar 19, 2020 5:02 pm by Guest

» Geelong gift cancelled
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptyTue Mar 17, 2020 7:02 pm by Guest

» Death Notice Peter Cross
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptyMon Mar 16, 2020 11:09 am by Youngy

» Geelong Gift
Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m EmptyThu Mar 12, 2020 8:53 pm by Guest

March 2024
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
    123
45678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
25262728293031

Calendar Calendar


You are not connected. Please login or register

Flinders Review - Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in 3200m

Go down  Message [Page 1 of 1]

Youngy


Admin
Admin

Tasmin McMahon too good for the lads in Flinders 3200m

Flinders Athletic Club athletes dominated the 3200m feature event at the annual Flinders University carnival on Sunday with Tasmin McMahon (running from 510m) winning from race backmarker Riley Cocks (80m). The only female in the field, 19-year-old McMahon took the lead inside the first lap and controlled the race to win in one of the fastest times ever recorded of 8mins 51.42secs. Junior state 5000m record holder Cocks 16, worked his way through the field to record 9-08.81, a time that would have won in previous years while McKinnon Parade’s Max Stevens (280m) finished 3rd in 9-22.11.

For the second consecutive season, Pete Burdett’s Grange Beachies squad produced the winner of the 200m Bill Ross Memorial after Tjimarri Sanderson-Milera (16m) survived a barnstorming finish from Alex Saliu (11m) in the slick time of 20.39s. Burdett coached Jordan Caldow to win the Flinders 200m/Bay Sheffield double last year and the much improved Sanderson-Milera is in the right form to repeat the Caldow double.

After four years in the sport, Tayce Fry finally won a much deserved first sash when she even surprised herself taking out the women’s 200m. Fry beat former SA Athletic League athlete of the year Lucy Buckley (23m) and Lauren Edwards (18m) in 23.26s. Another first time winner - Alex Jefferies (29m) continued the Team Townley dominance at Flinders by winning the Over 35’s 200m from Eugene DeVizio (40m) and backmarker David Miller (12m) in 22.81s. It was Team Townley’s third consecutive win in the event.

31 year old Dylan Hicks (5.5m) continued his good form from Port Adelaide where he won the 120m Gift to take out the 70m Open from Adrian Harris (6m) and Sanderson Milera (5.5m) in 7.77s. While in the women’s 70m, Camden’s Anthea Kotyla (17m) returned to some old form to hold on from Ali Trewartha (8.25m) and Lauren Edwards (5.75m) in 8.60s.

Brian Golden (54m) won his first race since 2009 taking out the 800m Open in 1min 50.11s. After a two year break Golden returned to train under former state 800m champion Michael Hane and the hard work over the last six months paid off on Sunday. Steve Jelfs (63m) fought back for 2nd while Golden’s stablemate Bryce Watkins (28m) finished 3rd.

In other 800m events, Flinders’ athlete Courtney Ryder (130m) easily won the women’s 800m in 2-06.73 from Eleni Glouftsis and Teagan Kustermann (44m) while 15 year old Prince Alfred College student Riley Bonner ran a blistering 1-45.19 to blitz the field in the Under 20’s 800m. McKinnon Parade pair Corey Watkins (95m) and Tim Earle (55m) finished 2nd and 3rd respectively.

Reynella based coach Gary Thompson enjoyed a junior double after Kirsty Taylor (10m) won the Under 14’s 70m from Sophie Bonner (12.5m) and Lewis Abdul (4.25m) in 8.27s and Liam Rickard (28m) in only his second start, was too good in the Under 17’s 200m winning from Sam O’Grady (22m) and Lewis Warland (14m) in 21.03s.

The next SA Athletic League carnival is this Sunday 4th November at Henley Memorial Oval.



Last edited by Admin on Tue Oct 30, 2012 8:12 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Beachies not Surfies)

https://protrack.forumotion.com

Guest

Anonymous
Guest

I believe that Pete Burdett coaches the Grange Beachies not surfies, or we might have some very confused individuals running 200s in wetsuits.

Youngy


Admin
Admin


Amended.......Thanks for that.

https://protrack.forumotion.com

Youngy


Admin
Admin

https://protrack.forumotion.com

Sponsored content



Back to top  Message [Page 1 of 1]

Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum