Doncaster Newsletter
The third round of Shield competition saw Doncaster eclipse Collingwood in the Men’s Open competition for the first time. This was mainly due to some of the sprinters having their first run, so hopefully this will continue. The Women’s under 20 team also defeated Diamond Valley for the first time. After wins against Diamond Valley in Men’s under 16 and Women’s under 18 last week, Diamond Valley reasserted their dominance, but there is potential for Doncaster to reverse this by the end of the season if athletes keep fronting up.
Men’s Open
|
DAC |
3371 |
|
COL |
3238 |
|
DIV |
1955 |
Men’s 40+
|
DIV |
7924 |
|
DAC |
1987 |
|
IVA |
1448 |
|
DIV 2 |
1286 |
|
DIV 3 |
306 |
Men’s Under 18
|
DIV |
5824 |
|
IVA |
2441 |
|
PTN |
1526 |
|
COL |
1233 |
|
DAC |
928 |
|
DIV 2 |
743 |
|
WCA |
464 |
Men’s Under 16
|
DIV |
2372 |
|
DAC |
1405 |
|
COL |
538 |
Men’s Under 14
|
DAC |
2848 |
|
COL |
831 |
|
PTN |
601 |
|
WCA |
216 |
Women’s Under 20
|
DAC |
916 |
|
DIV |
468 |
Women’s Under 18
|
DIV |
3576 |
|
DAC |
2728 |
|
COL |
1577 |
|
PTN |
1368 |
Women’s Under 14
|
PTN |
2149 |
|
DIV |
1572 |
|
DAC |
821 |
|
PTN 2 |
359 |
Results:
Men’s Open
100 metres: Conrad Coumaros 11.21 (458), Liam Procaccino 11.48 (431), Daniel Minz 11.84 (391)
200 metres: Lochie Syndenham-Clark 24.04 (385)
400 metres: Harrison Kerr (invitation) 52.50
800 metres: Caleb Sinn 2.03.78 (428)
1500 metres: David Mitchell 4.36.8 (301)
3000 metres Haimish Lazaro 9.05.8 (456)
3000 Steeplechase: David Mitchell 11.47.4 (310)
4×100 Relay: Liam Procaccino, Kevin Rassool, Conrad Coumaros and Daniel Minz (invitation) 42.27
Javelin: David Mitchell 20.47 (211)
Men’s 40+
100 metres: Paul Mierisch 12.66 (350)
400 metres: Paul Mierisch 57.66 (382)
800 metres: Campbell McLennan 2.15.3 (434)
3000 metres: Campbell McLennan 10.36.1 (396)
Discus: Paul Mierisch 31.36 (425)
Men’s Under 18
800 metres: Ethan Sinn 2.07.30 (402)
Discus: Declan Carman 56.66 (526)
Men’s Under 16
100 metres: Lachlan Parrott 12.95 (222)
800 metres: Caleb McLennan 2.15.6 (300)
1500 metres: Luke Sinn 4.34.5 (313)
Long Jump: Lachlan Parrott 4.99 (290)
Pole Vault: Lachlan Parrott 2.85 (276)
Men’s Under 14
100 metres: Matthew Parrott 13.76 (18), Brodie Mierisch 14.72 (167)
200 metres: Lachlan Marasco 29.60 (176)
400 metres: Lachlan Reynolds 61.66 (201), Benjamin Purser 61.89 (199)
800 metres: Lachlan Marasco 2.31.1 (198), Ashton Sinn 2.30.9 (198), Remy Williams 2.32.8 (195), Liam McLennan 2.36.2 (190)
1500 metres: Benjamin Purser 4.37.1 (299)
Discus: Brodie Mierisch 24.81 (212)
Long Jump: Noah Sewak 4.91 (276) Matthew Parrott 4.26 (129)
Shot Put: Liam McLennan 8.30 (163)
Women’s Under 20
1500 metres: Melissa Niewoudt 4.46.7 (448)
400 metres hurdles: Nicole Reynolds 65.64 (468)
Women’s Under 18
100 metres: Rebecca Munyard 13.64 (357)
400 metres J. O’Connell 61.47 (411), Chiara Bakker 65.32 (329)
1500 metres: Hannah Williams 4.51.6 (433) Alissa Ramsdale 5.12.7 (362)
90 metres hurdles: Alessia Wynne 14.36 (384)
Triple Jump: Alessia Wynne 11.01 (452)
Women’s Under 14
400 metres: Sanne Bakker 69.20 (260)
1500 metres: Rachel White 5.21.7 (330), Sanne Bakker 5.51.2 (231)
This week’s standout performance came from Nicole Reynolds who ran a national qualifying time in the Under 20 400m Hurdles at Williamstown, even more remarkable is that this was Nicole’s first attempt at the event since transitioning from the 100m Hurdles.
Other notable performances include:
Caleb McLennan running a 1.2 second PB in the Under 16 800m
Haimish Lazaro running a PB in the Open 3000m
And Melissa Niewoudt running a PB in the Under 20 1500m
After three rounds of Shield our Under 14 Men continue to set the pace in their age group, the Open Men are still in second but have closed the gap to leaders Collingwood, while our 40+ Men, Under 20 Women, Under 18 Women and Under 16 Men are in second but still in touch with Diamond Valley in their respective ladders. The Under 14 Women have fallen 5 points behind second in their competition, the Under 18 Men have slipped to 4th in their ladder and unfortunately our Open Women are on the bottom of the ladder due to not having any athletes compete on the weekend.
Competition is back at Doncaster this weekend where we hope to see another massive turnout of DAC athletes and their families for what promises to be another strong display by our athletes on their home track.
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