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2013 Members’ Handbook

Contents

2013 Office Bearers .................................................................... 3

President’s 2012 Report .............................................................. 4

Administration ........................................................................ 4

Coaching ................................................................................ 4

Swimming .............................................................................. 4

Events/Activities ..................................................................... 4

Social .................................................................................... 5

Safety ................................................................................... 5

Growth .................................................................................. 5

Membership ............................................................................... 6

Insurance ............................................................................... 6

Swimming Information - Pool ................................................... 6

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Vorgee Endurance 1000 ........................................................... 7

2012 Swim Calendar ................................................................... 7

Interclub/State Swims ............................................................. 7

National & International Masters Swims ..................................... 8

Open Water Swims .................................................................. 8

Doddi’s Beach Swims ............................................................... 9

Vorgee Million Metre Award ...................................................... 9

Social Events ........................................................................... 10

Club Uniforms & Bathers ........................................................... 10

Swimming Information .............................................................. 10

Club Swim Records ................................................................... 11

Club Awards ............................................................................ 11

Brief Masters History ................................................................. 14

Mannas History ........................................................................ 14

Club Highlights ......................................................................... 15

Rottnest Channel Swim ............................................................. 19

Past Office Holders ................................................................... 20

Best Event Times (Short and Long Course) .................................. 22

Club Development .................................................................... 36

Organisational Goals .............................................................. 36

Objectives ............................................................................ 36

Actions ................................................................................ 36

2013 Office Bearers

President Wayne Cable 9582 7954

Vice President Jim Balding 9586 8689

Secretary Deb Brown 0448 535 755

Treasurer Robin Trotter 0468 381 461

Coaching Director Des Seery 9523 4185

Club Captain Mike Bennett 9586 8842

Recorder Pauline Wingate 9586 1485

Registrar Des Seery 9523 4185

Public Relations

Property Officer Rosemary Green 9586 2995

Social Officer Sue Giles 9581 2047

Safety Officer Jim McQuade 9581 3048

Club Photographers Lyn McPhail

Ivan Wingate

9581 3096

9586 1485

MISSION STATEMENT

To encourage adults, regardless of age or ability, to

participate in a regular program of swimming and to

enjoy competition and social activities.

President’s 2012 Report

Administration

The club web page is to be updated and developed through the Masters Swimming

WA (MSWA) site, hopefully during the first quarter of 2013.

Funding/sponsorship for the Alcoa Mandurah Masters Open Water Swim increased

from last year. Funding from MSWA for a new club laptop and lap clock was

successful.

The club’s newsletter experienced an upgrade, and was placed on our web page.

The club finances were kept in order throughout the year by Treasurer Des. Des

also did a great job on the budget for the open water swim (OWS).

Throughout the year I attended

all MSWA Council of Clubs meetings with a committee member

the MSWA Awards night for swimmers, clubs, officials, and service recognition

OWS sanctioning meeting with Des Seery

club support program launch at Rushton Park with Deb Brown

pool development meeting with City of Mandurah. All pool development meetings

have had club representation

president’s meeting, with guest speakers on attracting volunteers and developing

social media within clubs for communication

Coaching

Des Seery became an accredited Masters Club Coach.

The club ran an exhibition training night at the Pinjarra Aquatic Centre.

Des and I attended a coaching clinic run by Simon Redmond, focussing on energy

system management in swimming.

Ivan Wingate, Des and I met to discuss coaching, and program planning

throughout the open water and pool seasons.

Swimming

The club has been building in open water swimming, and won an award for its

development and performance in this area.

The club hosted its first ocean swim at Henson Street, fully funded from its

sponsors. A sub-committee was developed to manage the event.

The English Channel team (Sue Giles, Deb Bloor, Ken Phillips, John Reyburn, Ray

Reynolds and Alex Gailbraith) inspired many swimmers to join the Brass Monkey

Group and swim in the ocean all year round. The club followed the team’s progress

throughout the build-up, and they gained much attention, and respect for their

dedication, commitment and success.

The club had good participation throughout the year in open water Be Active Club

Challenges, State, National and international pool events, with the club and

individuals receiving worthy recognition with wins, or placings at the highest level.

Events/Activities

We hosted the following events during 2012

Alcoa Mandurah Masters Ocean Swim

Be Active Club Challenge event

1500m event

Fund raising morning at Melros Beach

First aid course

Technique workshop offered

Regular club ocean swims at Doddi’s Beach

Social

Thank you to Sue Johnston and Sue Giles for organizing social events throughout the

year. Each event was well supported and enjoyed by attendees.

Safety

Thank you to Jim McQuade for looking after safety management for the club, in the

pool and open water.

We reviewed risk management for our OWS, to address the need for improved water

safety, including the use of shark-patrol aircraft, ensuring the right people are in the

right position on the water and a knowledge on how to respond to emergency

situations.

Growth

The club has been involved with the MARC re-development planning phase. The

City is looking at ways the club can contribute towards the project in unison with

other users.

The club has a need to develop a Department of Sport and Recreation initiative to

promote volunteering within the membership, and encourage member participation

in club management.

Finally

My thanks go to

the club committee for their help and enthusiasm throughout the year

to the OWS sub-committee for its work in preparation leading up to and on the day

of the 2012 and 2013 open water event at Henson Street

all our club volunteers, and family members for their input throughout the year

from coordinating, coaching, timekeeping, officiating, and catering.

All the best for Fitness, Friendship and Fun

Wayne Cable

Membership

Club membership fees for the 2013 calendar year are $90.00 per person with the

following allocation: $32.00 to Masters Swimming WA; $35 to Masters Swimming

Australia; $23.00 to Mandurah. After the payment of fees, the club receives $21.62

from each membership. This sum goes towards the cost of equipment purchases,

promotion and Club administration.

The following services and benefits are available to Members of Masters Swimming

Australia:

membership information kit

insurance cover

opportunities to compete in Interclub, State and National swim meets

recognition for performance - State and National top ten listings

training courses to become accredited as a coach or official

seminars on topics of interest

library of books and videos for loan

quarterly newsletter - Different Strokes

In addition, members of Mandurah Masters Swimming receive the following services

and benefits:

regular training sessions led by acredited coaches

Club swims and social functions

endurance swim program

newsletters

recognition for participation and performance - Club records and annual Club

awards

Insurance

Part of a member’s national dues pays for insurance cover while participating in

activities. The insurance covers all members, coaches, officials, voluntary workers,

guest swimmers and prospective members (up to 4 weeks). The insurance policy

includes:

$20 million public liability cover

$100,000 for personal injury arising from professional advice or services

member to member liability

$5 million professional indemnity for clubs and coaches

For insurance purposes, the Club is required to keep attendance records for all

training sessions and to note details of any accidents.

Swimming Information - Pool

Weekly swim sessions:

Tuesday: 6.00pm to 7.30pm

Thursday: 6.00pm to 7.30pm

Sunday: 9.00am to 10.30am

Tuesdays and Thursdays are club training sessions led by a club coach. There are four

lanes catering for individual levels of fitness and ability and members select a lane

which suits their ability. All swimmers are advised to put in only as much effort as

they are comfortable with.

Sundays are more relaxed with swimmers partaking in the endurance program or a

leisurely swim of their own choosing. Endurance swims are an excellent way of

monitoring your own fitness. On the first Sunday of each month, all swimmers are

encouraged to complete a 400 metre endurance swim. See below for details of the

Vorgee Endurance 1000 program.

Vorgee Endurance 1000

The Vorgee Endurance 1000 program is a national swimming program designed to

encourage people to compete in distances from 400m to 60 minutes duration in a

variety of strokes. Points are awarded to the Club for each swim completed and

published at the end of the year. The club with most points wins the VORGEE

ENDURANCE 1000 trophy.

To score points in the Vorgee Endurance 1000, a swimmer is awarded points for each

swim up to a maximum of five swims in each of the 400 and 800 metre swims.

However, swimmers are only allowed to swim each event once a month (e.g. only one

x 400m freestyle swim can be recorded in any month). For longer swims, points are

awarded for: 3 x 1500 metre, 3 x 30 minute swims, 3 x 45 minute swims and 3 x 60

minute swims.

All swims will be loaded onto the Vorgee Endurance 1000 program by the Recorder on

a monthly basis to allow progress totals to be seen online.

2012 Swim Calendar

Interclub/State Swims

All members, regardless of their ability or competitive spirit are encouraged to

participate in LiveLighter Club Challenge (LLCC) events and the State Championships.

You swim against people of in the same age group – winning or losing isn’t what’s

important, it’s the personal achievement that really matters. Events are for distances

to 200 metres.

Details regarding start times, event programs and other information are posted on the

noticeboard approximately four weeks before each event. Events are also advised by

announcement on training nights and in the Club’s newsletter. The 2013 interclub

program is

Sunday, 17 February Alcoa Mandurah Masters Ocean Swim

Sunday, 7 April Melville Club Challenge

Weekend, 25/26 May State Championships

Sunday, 23 June Mandurah Club Challenge

Sunday, 18 August State Relay Championships

Sunday, 22 September Stadium Snappers Club Challenge

Sunday, 20 October Fremantle Club Challenge

Other events held with the focus on longer distances are

Saturday, 4 May Thornlie 400/800

Saturday, 18 May Narrogin 400/800/1500

Saturday, 8 June Stadium Snappers 1500

Sunday, 16 June Riverton 400/800

Sunday, 4 August Somerset 1500

National & International Masters Swims

10 – 17 April National Championships, Sydney

July 27 - August 10, 2014 15th FINA World Masters Championships

Championships Montreal Canada

Open Water Swims

These swims are held from November to April providing a personal challenge for many

swimmers. They can be a lot of fun and a rewarding experience.

Full details of open water swims and other distance swims are posted on the

noticeboard in the equipment shed. They can also be found on the Masters Swimming

WA webpage www.mswa.asn.au.

An open water swim calendar is issued annually to provide a range of locations and

distances to suit all swimmers who like the challenge of open water swimming.

Events are held in lakes, harbours, the Swan River and the ocean from October to

April. These predominantly summer events are organised by various bodies,

including Masters clubs, surf clubs and Swimming WA. Distances offered range from

the 400m novice event at Fremantle to the 19.7km Rottnest Channel Swim. Many

club members join others each year to form duos and/or teams to compete in the

Rottnest swim.

www.mswa.asn.au

Details regarding start times, event location and other information are posted on the

noticeboard approximately four weeks before each event. Events are also advised by

announcement on training nights and in the Club’s newsletter.

Doddi’s Beach Swims

Initially, Club members met at Doddi’s Beach on Halls Head Parade on Saturday

mornings for a swim of whatever distance each swimmer fancied. However, the

popularity of this swim (with the convenience of having a Dome coffee shop across

the road) subsequently led to swims also taking place on Mondays, Wednesdays and

Fridays. Numbers vary according to the time of year and other commitments but

during summer months around 25 swimmers per swim is the norm. Only the

Saturday swim is an official Club event.

These are unsupervised swims, so for safety reasons, all swimmers must wear swim

caps for visibility and must always swim with a buddy.

Vorgee Million Metre Award

The Vorgee Million Metre Awards acknowledge progress from the “learn to swim”

beginner to the distance swimmer. These awards are intended to stimulate members

to strive for greater fitness and are open to all registered members of Masters

Swimming Australia (MSA).

The Million Metre Awards were established in 2001 for one, three, and ten million

metres. In 2004, they were expanded to include five and seven million metres. In

2007 the two million metre award was added. In 2008, the Vorgee award was

expanded to recognise swimmers who attain fifteen million metres and above.

Upon successful completion of 1 million, 2 million, 3 million, 5 million, 7 million, and

10 million metres, members are awarded with

a polo shirt and certificate (1 million)

a polo shirt and certificate (2 million)

a polar fleece, engraved plaque, and a certificate (3 million)

a polo shirt, engraved plaque, certificate, and Vorgee gift pack (5 million)

a polar fleece vest, engraved plaque, certificate, and Vorgee gift pack (7 million)

a taslon jacket, engraved plaque, certificate, and Vorgee gift pack (10 million)

All garments are embroidered with the MSA logo, the Vorgee logo, the words “One

(Two, Three, Five, Seven or Ten) Million Metre Club”, and the recipient’s name.

As you swim, record your distances covered in training and races using the Record

Card. Once distances are completed, contact MSWA to obtain an award application

form. Once all details are verified, the award will be processed at the National Office

and sent to MSWA to arrange the presentation. You can download the application

form from the MSA website but it must be sent to your branch for processing.

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Social Events

Several social functions are held during the year, such as:

Annual General Meeting and presentation of Club awards.

Pizza nights

Ocean swimming followed by coffee

Dinners

Picnics

Dinner and Drinks after Tuesday night

swimming

Dates and venues are advised in the

newsletter, at the regular pre-training

meetings, by email and via the notice board

in the Club’s shed. Spouses and partners are

encouraged to attend all social events. The

goal is for a social event to be held every 6 weeks.

Club Uniforms & Bathers

The Club colours are emerald green and royal blue and the mascot is the Manna

crab. Members are encouraged to purchase Club apparel and wear it at all Masters

events.

Club apparrel

Track pants and matching jacket (including embroidery)

White training T-shirts (polycotton)

Bathers – men’s and women’s

Contact the Property Officer for current prices, sizing and/or to place an order.

Note: Kickboards and pool buoys are supplied by the Club. Members are required to

provide their own goggles and swim fins

Swimming Information

The following age groupings apply for all Masters events and records for both male

and females

18-24 yrs

25-29 yrs

30-34 yrs

35-39 yrs

40-44 yrs

45-49 yrs

50 - 54 yrs

55 - 59 yrs

60 - 64 yrs

65 - 69 yrs

70 - 74 yrs

75 - 79 yrs

80 - 84 yrs

85 - 89 yrs

90 - 94 yrs etc

For relay events the ages of the four swimmers are combined. Relay age groups are

72 – 119 yrs

120 – 159 yrs

160 – 199 yrs

200 – 239 yrs

240 – 279 yrs

280 – 319 yrs

320 + yrs

Note: Ages are determined as at 31 December of the current year.

Club Swim Records

A list of Club records as at 1 January 2013 is printed on pages 23 to 36 of this

handbook.

Club records for 50m - 200m events can only be set at an official Club swim or any

sanctioned Masters swim meet.

Club records for 400m and longer events can only be set at an official Club

endurances session or any sanctioned Masters swim meet.

Club Awards

A number of club awards were created in 1998 that would be presented annually

with the aim to encourage participation and recognise individual performances in

Club and Interclub events. Only the Aerobic Swim Award and the Aerobic

Achivement Award were presented annually prior to 1998.

Club Challenge Swim Award

The award will be made to the male and female swimmer with the highest aggregate

of swim points attained at Challenge swim events.

Note: * denotes tied for award

Year Winner Runner Up

2012 Sue Johnston

Rod Baker *

Ryan Spencer *

Karen Boyce

Kirk Bomford

2011 Pauline Wingate

Hayden Brimson *

Rod Baker

Sue Johnston *

Lyn McPhail *

Ivan Wingate


Jeff Rimmer

Jazmyn Tobin

Ivan Wingate

2009 Sue Niven

Rod Baker

Jeannette Rein

Jeff Rimmer


Ivan Wingate

Jeannette Rein

Rod Baker


Rod Baker

Sue Niven

Kirk Bamford

2006 Sue Niven

Rod Baker

Cassie Lindsay

Ivan Wingate

2005 Jeannette Rein

Ivan Wingate

Pam Walker

Graeme McAuslane

2004 Jeannette Rein

Grame McAuslane

Pauline Wingate

Ivan Wingate


Ivan Wingate

Sue Niven *

Jeannette Rein *

Graeme McAuslane

2002 Jeannette Rein

Rod Baker

Pam Walker

Graeme McAuslane

2001 Gita Neuman

Rod Baker

Jeannette Rein

Michael Flynn

2000 Pam Walker

Rod Baker

Jeannette Rein

Phil Crews

Club Champion Award

This award was discontinued in 2000 and replaced by the Challenge Swim Award.

2000 Gita Neuman

Ken Phillips

Jeannette Rein

Rod Baker

1999 Jeannette Rein

John Robjin

Gita Neuman

Johan Dreyer

Kathy McLeod Best Club Person Award

Presented to the Club member who has shown the most improvement in their

swimming and who is a dedicated role model for our Club. Evaluation is done by the

President and Coach in consultation with Kathy McLeod.

The trophy is donated by and named after Kathy McLeod who was one of the Mannas

founding members in 1993.

Past Kathy McLeod Best Club Person Award recipients are

2012 Des Seery

2011 Barbara Pellick

2010 Rosemary Green

2009 Lyn McPhail

2008 Wayne Cable

2007 Deb Bloor

2006 Gerry Green

2005 Ivan Wingate


2003 Ken Phillips

2002 Sue Niven

2001 Graeme McAuslane

2000 Tanya Thaw

1999 Pam Walker

Endurance Swim Award

Based on National Endurance Scoring Sheet (Female and Male Awards)

Note: * denotes swimmer has completed entire endurance program.

Year Female Male

2012 Jeannette Rein * Kirk Bamford





2007 Jeannette Rein *

Deb Bloor (r/up) Kirk Bamford

Ken Phillips (r/up)

Aerobic Achievement Award

Note: This award was replaced in 2007 with the Endurance Swim Award above. All

swimmers who achieve a minimum of 110 points in a calendar year qualified for this

award.

Scoring system – 2 points for every 400m swim and 4 points for every 800m swim

(a maximum of 5 swims for each distance and type of stroke); 10 points for a

1500m, half hour, three quarter hour and one hour swim (1 swim for each distance

and type of stroke).

Note: * denotes swimmer completed entire endurance program.

Year

2006 Jeannette Rein * Cassie Lindsay

Pauline Wingate Ivan Wingate

Lyn McPhail Ken Phillips

2005 Jeannette Rein * Pam Walker

Ivan Wingate Ken Phillips

Pauline Wingate Deb Bloor

Lyn McPhail

2004 Jeannette Rein * Pam Walker

Ken Phillips Ivan Wingate

Pauline Wingate

2003 Cassie Lindsay * Jeannette Rein *

Pam Walker Pauline Wingate

Ivan Wingate Ken Phillips

2002 Jeannette Rein Ken Phillips

Pam Walker

Aerobic Swim Award

Note: this award was discontinued in 2001 and replaced by the Aerobic Achievement

Award (above).

Year Winner Runner-up

2001 Jeannette Rein Pam Walker

Ken Phillips Gerry Green

2000 Deb Bloor Jeannette Rein

Rob Wroth Phil Clews

1999 Anne Robijn Lyn McPhail

Ken Phillips Gerry Green

1998 Jeannette Rein Cheryl Vidulich

John Robijn Ken Phillips

1997 Jeannette Rein Cherly Vidulich

Johan Dreyer Paul Birch

1996 Jeannette Rein Cheryl Vidulich

Johan Dreyer Paul Birch

1994 Jeannette Rein Allie Green

Neil Aitken Gerry Green

Coaching Director’s Award

This award is made at the sole discretion of the current Coaching Director.

Year Winner

2012 Jim Balding

2011 Pauline Brimson

2010 Glenda Hurtado

2009 Kirk Bamford

2008 Haydn Brimson

2007 Rosemary Green/Colleen

Cheale (joint winners)

2006 Jim McQuade

2005 Lyn McPhail

2004 No award

2003 Sue Niven

2002 Graeme McAuslane

Brief Masters History

AUSSI - Australian Union of Senior Swimmers International - started in WA in 1977.

Membership is open to any person aged 18 years and over who is interested in swimming for

fitness, friendship and fun. The name “AUSSI” was dropped in 2010 and the name Masters

Swimming Australia (MSA) adopted.

MSA encourages people to participate in a swimming group to learn how to swim correctly, to

improve fitness, to set and achieve personal goals and above all to enjoy swimming. MSA

swim meets are held throughout the year at Club, Interclub, State and National level. As a

member of MSA, you can participate in all swim meets, there being no qualifying times.

MSA operates through a structure of local incorporated Clubs affiliated with a State Branch of

the National Association. There are 34 Masters Swimming Clubs in Western Australia, 29 metropolitan

clubs and 5 country clubs, which includes our most recently affiliated clubs Kwinana Masters, Ballajura

Masters and Central Aquatics Masters.

Mannas History

The foundation membership emerged in July 1993 and our first training session was held in

the same month. Our inaugural AGM was held in September 1993 and the official AUSSI start

date was 31 October 1993. It was not until January 13, 1994 that the Mandurah Mannas

Swimming Club was officially registered.

Membership started with six and within three years had grown to 50 members. The Club grew

from a local need and desire to bring people together, who wanted to swim for fitness and to

share fun times.

In 1993 Rob Worton, then Assistant Manager of the Mandurah Aquatic Centre, rang Kathy

McLeod to enquire whether she was interested in starting up an AUSSI swimming Club. Kathy

had been travelling to the Rockingham AUSSI to swim. Thrilled at the idea Kathy, together

with Allie Glynn, Rob Worton, and Gerry Green, formed the nucleus of the Club and prepared

all the necessary groundwork needed for registering the club.

Kathy McLeod and Jeannette Rein suggested that the Club colours be emerald green and dark

royal blue and Jeannette designed the Manna Logo. The Club’s identity had been created and

the name, colours and logo were officially registered with AUSSI.

To raise money for training gear to start the Club we organized a swim-a-thon and produced a

T-Shirt printed with words “Foundation Members” and the Club logo for the members to

purchase. Donations were received from Alcoa, Alex Lane Autos, and Wayne’s Windscreens.

Cameron McLeod designed and made our equipment cage.

After one year the membership had grown to 33 and we held our first social interclub swim

which was the inauguration of the Coates Challenge Shield. In the years to follow, Mandurah

Mannas, sporting its lively colours, participated regularly in interclub swims. Often, other clubs

commented on the well organized and happy crew who stood out because of their colourful

uniforms.

Club Highlights

1995

The club held a 10-hour lapathon with 18 swimmers involved, covering a total of 42

kilometres. The club also hosted its first official AUSSI interclub meet and became an

incorporated body, with the membership then at 54.

Seven females (K.Boyce, R. McPherson I.Taylor, J. Rein, A. Glynn, K. McLeod and R. Birch)

and two males (G. McAuslane and N. Aitken) became the first Mannas swimmers to compete

in an AUSSI National Championship which was held at Challenge Stadium.

1996

Neil Aitken attended the 6th Honda Masters Games in Alice Springs with 11 other swimmers

from WA.

1997

Cheryl Vidulich was the first of our membership to compete in an AUSSI National

Championships outside of Western Australia (Sydney).

1998

The Club won its first Pennant, Runner-up at the Interclub Finals and our interclub swim made

history with a record number of competitors for an outer metro-club.

1999

Rod Baker and Pam Walker competed in the Pan Pacific’s in Perth and the Club won the Fred

Johnston Pennant at the Interclub Finals with the final score of 774 (our nearest rival was

Belmont with 598 points).

2000

The Club name was changed from “Mandurah Mannas AUSSI” to “Mandurah AUSSI Masters

Swimming”.

Warren Hewett was our first solo entrant in the Rottnest Channel Swim. Fund raising and

donations enabled the financing and construction of an equipment shed.

2001

A successful application was made to the City of Mandurah to build a storage shed near the

children's pool. The shed was erected and club members began to fit out the shed with

shelving and notice board.

A relay team under the Mandurah Mannas banner competed in the Rottnest Channel crossing.

Swimmers were Deb Bloor, Shelley Lane, Ken Phillips and Gerry Green. The support boat was

supplied and skippered by Ray Wilson. The time for the crossing was 7hrs .29min. 13sec.

Mannas won the participation award at the annual B-Grade Club Challenge Final.

2002

The committee initiated a Club Development Plan.

We purchased a hot water urn and heart monitor.

A battery operated starter was provided to be used for our sprints and challenge swims.

Another first was the use of the AUSSI underwater camera as a training aid.

Our Club membership reached a total of 59, the highest number since the Club’s foundation.

2003

Our Club celebrated the tenth anniversary of the Club’s founding in 1993.

Mannas swimmer, Rod Baker won the Peel Sportsman of the Year award.

2004

Cassie Lindsay became the Mannas first female solo swimmer in the Rottnest Channel

Crossing.

Lane Ford sponsored Mannas first open water swim through the Mandurah Canals (Lane Ford

Cambria Island Swim).

Rod Baker finished first in FINA Top Ten world rankings for his age group.

Five Mannas swimmers attended the FINA World Masters Championships at Riccione, Italy.

Rod Baker won a silver medal and Cassie Lindsay a bronze. Ivan Wingate, Pauline Wingate

and Pam Walker were medal winners - each finishing with top ten rankings.

Jeannette Rein attained three million metres award.

Pam Walker attained one million metres award.

Bev Webber won a bronze medal at the Pan Pacific Masters Games in Brisbane.

2005

Mannas won the Country Carnival by Correspondence.

Three Mannas achieved top ten rankings in world wide FINA Masters top ten. They were

Cassie Lindsay and Pauline Wingate (long course) and Rod Baker (short course).

Sue Niven and Tanya Thaw were the first Mannas female duo in the Rottnest Channel

Crossing, finishing third overall across the line and winning their age division.

2006

Sue Niven and Rod Baker won their respective age groups in 2005/06 open swim awards.

Mannas purchase a new laptop, printer and Meet Manager software.

Pauline Wingate was ranked in the FINA Masters top ten in four pool events and won bronze in

the 3km open water swim at FINA World Masters Championships in USA.

2007

The Club purchased a camera, print-out stop watch and a large marker buoy for the Cambria

Island Swim.

Barbara Pellick completed her 18th Rottnest Solo Crossing.

2008

At the FINA World Masters Championships in April, Rod Baker won six gold medals and set two

world records (400m freestyle (6.33.71) and 800m freestyle (13.39.76)).

Mannas won the Country Carnival via Correspondence.

Barbara Pellick completes 21st Rottnest Solo crossing.

Jeannette Rein achieved maximum endurance points for the sixth consecutive year.

Haydn Brimson and Ethan Norris were the first Mannas male duo to complete the Rottnest

Crossing.

2009

Ivan Wingate presented with a FINA Silver Pin for services rendered to world masters

swimming.

In the FINA world top ten ratings, Rob Baker lists in nine of the ratings, three of those at

number one.

At the state championships Rod Baker set two state and two national records, Ryan Spencer

set two state records.

Barbara Pellick was nominated by Masters Swimming WA for the Women Sport West

Sportswoman of the Year award.

Rod Baker was one of five people inducted into the WA Surf Life Saving Hall of Fame.

Jeannette Rein attained five million metres award.

Club membership reached a total of 67, the highest number in the history of Mandurah

Mannas.

2010

The Club changed its name to Mandurah Masters Swimming Inc. This was done to be

consistant with changes at the National and State levels.

The Club’s logo was changed to its current form.

This year saw the introduction of online registration and fee collection for club members.

Barbara Pellick won the 45-49 age group in the State open water series.

Liz Marland, Deb Bloor, Des Seery, and Ken Phillips finished in the top twenty swimmers for

the 2009- 2010 open water season.

At the Mandurah BACC Swim, Rod Baker set a new Australian record for the100m backstroke

in the 80-84 age division.

Pauline Wingate finished second in her age group at the FINA World Masters Championships

Championships 3Km OWS at Gothenburg, Sweden.

Jeannette Rein achieved maximum endurance points for the eighth successive year.

Barbara Pellick completed her 23rd Rottnest Solo Crossing.

In the club rankings, Mandurah topped the female rankings and finished 6th in the male

rankings.

The Club’s first life memberships were awarded to Gerry Green and Graeme McAuslane.

Club membership reached a total of 69, the highest number in the history of Mandurah

Mannas.

2011

Decision made to move Cambria Island open water swim to Silver Sands (Henson Street).

Mannas were top-scoring country club in Endurance Swims.

The State Swim Club yearbook now delivered via email.

Barbara Pellick nominated for Life Membership of Rottnest Island Swim Association.

Jazmyn Tobin wins the State open water swim (30 - 40 age group).

A team of six Mannas members nominate for an English Channel Crossing in 2012.

The Club finished the year with 82 members, the largest number in the Club’s history.

2012

Five Mannas (John Reyburn, Sue Giles, Deb Bloor, Ray Reynolds and Ken Phillips) completed a

relay swim across the English Channel.

A lap clock is purchased.

The Club’s first open water swim at Henson Street Beach is held.

The Mannas win the Narrogin Masters Open.

The Club finished the year with 92 members, a record membership for the Club.

Rottnest Channel Swim

The following Mannas have completed a solo Rottnest Channel crossing

Year Swimmer

2012 Barbara Pellick Jennifer Hurley

2011 Barbara Pellick

2010 Ethan Norris Barbara Pellick

2009 Sue Niven Barbara Pellick

2008 Barbara Pellick (twice)

2007 Sue Niven Barbara Pellick

2006 Tanya Thaw Barbara Pellick

2005 Ethan Norris

2004 Cassie Lindsay

2000 Warren Hewett

Past Office Holders

1993 1994 1995

President G Green G Green G Green Vice President R Worton N Aitken N Aitken Secretary R Worton L McPhail B McNutt/J Johnston Treasurer G Malta/K McLeod K McLeod P Perry

Coach J Rein J Rein C Nilsen Assistant Coach Captain J Rein A Glynn D Brown Recorder J Cloete D Bloor Public Relations S Giles S Giles K McLeod Property Officer

Social Officer

1996 1997 1998

President G Green D Dalton J Robjin Vice President T Knott L McPhail Secretary J Johnstone D Brown D Brown Treasurer P Perry A Robjin K Phillips Coach B Hadaway J Rein J Rein Assistant Coach B Hadaway Captain D Brown C Vidulich C Vidulich

Recorder K McLeod D Bloor D Bloor Public Relations J Johnstone J Robjin Property Officer T Sten

Social Officer

1999 2000 2001

President J Robjin K Phillips K Phillips Vice President A Wiseman R Baker R Baker

Secretary D Brown P Walker Treasurer K Phillips D Bloor D Bloor Coach B Hadaway G Paddick G Paddick Assistant Coach Captain R Baker J Rein G Green Assistant Captain A Robjin L Bright Recorder G Neumann G Neumann P Walker

Public Relations G Green G Green J Johnstone

Property Officer A Newcombe R Wroth R Wroth/G McAuslane Social Officer J Johnstone

2002 2003 2004

President K Phillips S Crake S Crake Vice President S Crake M Campbell L McPhail Secretary N Ramsden/

Ken Phillips S Niven S Niven

Treasurer D Bloor L Beranak P Wingate Coach G Paddick G Paddick G Paddick Assistant Coach J Rein J Rein/I Wingate Captain J Rein K Phillips K Phillips

Assistant Captain G Green Recorder P Walker P Walker P Walker Public Relations P North G Green G Green

Property Officer G McAuslane G McAuslane G McAuslane Social Officer P North M Salvin/D Bloor

2005 2006 2007

President R Baker/A Lindsay A Lindsay J Crake Vice President L McPhail D Bloor W Cable Secretary A Marles/C Lindsay C Lindsay D Bloor Treasurer P Wingate R Reynolds R Reynolds Coach J Rein J Rein J Rein

Assistant Coach I Wingate Captain K Phillips G McAuslane S Niven Recorder P Walker P Wingate P Wingate Public Relations G Green G Green G Green Property Officer B Webber B Webber B Webber Social Officer D Bloor K Phillips K Phillips

2008 2009 2010

President J Crake W Cable W Cable

Vice President W Cable K Phillips R Reynolds Secretary D Bloor D Bloor D Bloor Treasurer R Reynolds R Reynolds D Seery Coach I Wingate I Wingate I Wingate Assistant Coaches W Cable/G

McAuslane W Cable/G McAuslane

Captain S Niven S Niven K Phillips

Recorder P Wingate P Wingate P Wingate Public Relations L McPhail/G Green L McPhail/G Green G Green Property Officer B Webber B Webber D Brown

Social Officer C Cheale/J McQuade J McQuade G Bowden Photographer L McPhail Safety Officer J McQuade

2011 2012 2013

President W Cable W Cable W Cable Vice President K Bamford R Rankine J Balding

Secretary D Brown D Brown D Brown Treasurer D Seery D Seery R Trotter Coaching Director I Wingate D Seery Coach I Wingate/W Cable W Cable/D Seery W Cable/D Seery Assistant Coaches D Seery/G McAuslane G McAuslane G McAuslane Captain K Phillips H Brimson/K

Bamford

M Bennett

Recorder P Wingate P Wingate P Wingate Registrar P Wingate P Wingate D Seery Public Relations G Green G Green Property Officer G Hurtado R Green R Green Social Officer S Giles/S Johnston S Giles/S Johnston S Giles Photographer L McPhail L McPhail L Mcphail/I Wingate

Safety Officer J McQuade J McQuade

Best Event Times (Short and Long Course)

25 - 29 years Female Male

Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m Ryan Spencer 00.11.88 2010

50m Julia Ellen 00.32.06 2000 50m Ryan Spencer 00.26.32 2009

100m Heidi Elverd 01.18.87 1999 100m Ryan Spencer 00.59.09 2010

200m Julia Ellen 02.38.06 2000 200m Warren Hewett 02.20.62 1999

400m Georgie Feodorov 06.34.77 2007 400m Warren Hewett 05.14.21 1999

800m 800m Peter Jensen 11.36.87 2004

1500m 1500m Warren Hewett 21.44.40 1999

30 min 30 min Peter Jensen 1925m 2003

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour

Backstroke Backstroke

25m 25m Ryan Spencer 00.14.95 2010

50m Heidi Elverd 00.34.57 1999 50m Ryan Spencer 00.30.91 2010

100m Georgie Feodorov 01.43.43 2007 100m Ryan Spencer 01.06.39 2010

200m 200m Ryan Spencer 02.27.58 2010

400m 400m

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour

Breaststroke Breaststroke

25m 25m Ryan Spencer 00.15.19 2009


100m 100m Ryan Spencer 01.09.93 2010

200m Sandy Reynolds 04.10.44 1995 200m Ryan Spencer 02.35.67 2009

400m 400m Warren Hewett 07.18.90 1998

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour

Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m Ryan Spencer 00.13.56 2010

50m Sandy Reynolds 00.51.03 1995 50m Ryan Spencer 00.27.50 2010

100m 100m Ryan Spencer 01.01.12 2009

200m 200m Ryan Spencer 02.34.81 2010

400m 400m

800m 800m

Individual Medley Individual Medley


200m 200m Ryan Spencer 02.22.91 2010

400m 400m

800m 800m


Freestyle Freeesstyle

25m 25m

50m Jazmyn Tobin 00.29.79 2010 50m Ryan Spencer 00.25.33 2011


200m Cassie Lindsay 02.25.14 2003 200m Brad Wardrope 02.48.22 2000

400m Cassie Lindsay 05.08.97 2003 400m Troy Drysdale 04.59.30 2002

800m Cassie Lindsay 10.26.81 2003 800m Tony Bowman 13.12.28 2008

1500m Cassie Lindsay 19.55.16 1999 1500m Tony Bowman 25.04.20 2008

30 min Cassie Lindsay 2200m 2003 30 mln Ethan Norris 1950m 2004

45 min Cassie Lindsay 3275m 2003 45 min

1 hour Cassie Lindsay 4350m 2003 1 hour Darren Matthews 3300m 2004


25m 25m



200m Wendy Kennedy-Smith 03.21.95 2000 200m Ryan Spencer 02.29.01 2012

400m Marina Campbell 05.57.46 2003 400m

800m Cassie Lindsay 12.26.41 2003 800m


30 min Cassie Lindsay 1775m 2003 30 mln


1 hour Cassie Lindsay 3600m 2003 1 hour


25m 25m

50m Marina Campbell 00.38.53 2002 50m Ryan Spencer 00.31.80 2011

100m Marina Campbell 01.22.37 2003 100m Ryan Spencer 01.08.62 2011

200m Karen Boyce 03.46.45 1996 200m Ryan Spencer 02.29.90 2011

400m Marina Campbell 06.25.18 2003 400m



30 min Cassie Lindsay 1550m 2003 30 mln



Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m


100m Cassie Lindsay 01.19.15 2003 100m Ryan Spencer 01.00.18 2011

200m 200m Ryan Spencer 02.28.59 2011

400m Cassie Lindsay 06.17.63 2003 400m Duane Dalton 09.22.74 1997








Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m

50m Caroline Nilson 00.30.94 1994 50m Warren Hewett 00.29.04 2006

100m Cassie Lindsay 01.07.27 2004 100m Warren Hewett 01.12.06 2007






30 min Cassie Lindsay 1925m 2005 30 min Ricky Hall 1500m 2005

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m

50m Caroline Nilson 00.38.53 1995 50m Paul Birch 00.40.26 1997

100m Caroline Nilson 01.22.78 1994 100m Paul Birch 01.31.26 2000


400m Jeannette Rein 06.37.19 1994 400m Paul North 08.33.26 2002








25m 25m Adam Lindsay 00.21.85 2005

50m Caroline Nilson 00.41.45 1994 50m Mike Slavin 00.45.52 2002


200m Cassie Lindsay 03.34.89 2005 200m Adam Lindsay 04.01.55 2005

400m Cassie Lindsay 07.46.52 2005 400m Gary Paterson 08.26.87 1997

800m Cassie Lindsay 15.26.51 2004 800m Adam Lindsay 17.28.48 2005

1500m Caroline Nilson 29.04.88 1995 1500m Adam Lindsay 34.55.89 2005

30 min 30 min Adam Lindsay 1350m 2005

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour

Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m



200m Lorna Bright 05.33.89 2000 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m


100m Caroline Nilson 01.20.35 1995 100m Warren Hewett 01.17.33 2006





Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m

50m Susan Niven 00.34.18 2005 50m Phil Clews 00.28.54 1999

100m Wendy Kennedy Smith 01.09.27 2009 100m Phil Clews 01.02.47 1999

200m Susan Niven 02.42.00 2004 200m Michael Flynn 02.27.98 2000

400m Erica Thomas 05.42.49 2012 400m Phil Clews 04.50.42 1999

800m Barbara Pellick 11.39.27 2008 800m Phil Clews 10.29.77 1999


30 min Susan Niven 1925m 2004 30 min Darryl Harris 2000m 2005

45 min Susan Niven 2800m 2004 45 min

1 hour Susan Niven 3725m 2004 1 hour Mike Slavin 3600m 2003


25m 25m

50m Wendy Kennedy Smith 00.38.65 2009 50m John Cahill 00.36.63 2010

100m Barbara Pellick 01.24.10 2008 100m John Cahill 01.22.16 2010

200m Jeannette Rein 03.40.36 1999 200m Stephen Payne 04.08.04 1995

400m Barbara Pellick 06.29.35 2008 400m


1500m Jeannette Rein 29.33.89 1999 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m

50m Karen Boyce 00.45.09 2004 50m John Cahill 00.41.46 2011

100m Barbara Pellick 01.34.12 2008 100m Steve Pringle 01.29.68 2002

200m Barbara Pellick 03.38.77 2008 200m Allan Wiseman 04.07.52 1999

400m Barbara Pellick 07.24.42 2008 400m Tim Trevenen 08.18.57 2004

800m Barbara Pellick 15.18.82 2008 800m Adam Lindsay 17.36.51 2006

1500m Jeannette Rein 33.52.62 2000 1500m Adam Lindsay 36.09.70 2006



1 hour 1 hour

Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m

50m Wendy Kennedy Smith 00.35.64 2009 50m

100m Susan Niven 01.34.33 2005 100m Mike Slavin 01.35.70 2004





100m Wendy Kennedy Smith 01.21.28 2009 100m John Cahill 01.21.84 2011

200m Susan Niven 03.20.55 2003 200m John Cahill 03.13.82 2011




Freestyle Freestyle

25m Susan Johnston (Niven) 00.16.36 2010 25m Jeff Rimmer 00.13.23 2009







30 min Susan Niven 1825m 2007 30 min Darrryl Harris 2025m 2007

45 min Susan Niven 2800m 2007 45 min Darrryl Harris 2925m 2007

1 hour Susan Johnston (Niven) 3575m 2010 1 hour Geoff Clancy 3500m 2005


25m Jeannette Rein 00.21.24 2003 25m Jeff Rimmer 00.16.11 2009

50m Jeannette Rein 00.45.28 2001 50m Michael Flynn 00.39.84 2001

100m Jeannette Rein 01.40.86 2003 100m Geoff Honess 01.37.52 2000

200m Jeannette Rein 03.39.96 2001 200m Geoff Clancy 03.19.16 2006

400m Jeannette Rein 07.41.92 2002 400m Geoff Clancy 07.02.17 2006



30 min Jeannette Rein 1500m 2004 30 min


1 hour Jeannette Rein 2800m 2005 1 hour


25m Susan Niven 00.23.50 2008 25m

50m Susan Niven 00.47.03 2006 50m Jeff Rimmer 00.35.18 2009

100m Susan Niven 01.41.25 2007 100m Johan Dreyer 01.31.03 1996

200m Susan Niven 03.44.36 2008 200m Steve Pringle 03.30.48 2005

400m Susan Niven 07.41.30 2008 400m Glenn Francis 08.15.72 2005

800m Susan Niven 15.36.98 2008 800m

1500m Susan Niven 29.33.80 2008 1500m

30 min Susan Niven 1450m 2007 30 min



Butterfly Butterfly



100m Susan Niven 01.26.74 2009 100m Neil Aitken 01.46.18 1996





100m Susan Niven 01.28.05 2006 100m Geoff Clancy 01.27.22 2006

200m Susan Johnston (Niven) 03.14.22 2010 200m Geoff Clancy 03.13.85 2008

400m Susan Niven 07.00.93 2007 400m



Freestyle Freestyle

25m Susan Johnston 00.16.23 2011 25m Jeff Rimmer 00.13.23 2010



200m Susan Johnston 02.41.47 2012 200m Graeme McAuslane 02.48.62 1995



1500m Jeannette Rein 24.37.40 2008 1500m Ray Reynolds 25.44.22 2007

3000m Jeannette Rein 51.54.15 2008 3000m Wayne Cable 58.20.65 2007

30 min Jeannette Rein 1825m 2008 30 min RayReynolds 1725m 2005

45 min Susan Johnston 2725m 2011 45 min Wayne Cable 2300m 2007

1 hour Jeannette Rein 3450m 2008 1 hour Steven Crake 3250m 2003


25m 25m

50m Jeannette Rein 00.46.74 2008 50m Graeme McAuslane 00.37.80 1995

100m Lyn McPhail 01.47.42 1996 100m Graeme McAuslane 01.22.53 1995



800m Jeannette Rein 16.26.32 2009 800m Johan Dreyer 18.32.37 1999







50m Cheryl Vidulich 00.46.87 1998 50m Jeff Rimmer 00.34.62 2010

100m Sue Johnston 01.44.91 2012 100m Jeff Rimmer 01.19.37 2010



800m Susan Johnston 15.47.62 2012 800m Johan Dreyer 15.17.34 1998


30 min Jeannette Rein 1450m 2008 30 min Steven Crake 1325m 2004



Butterfly Butterfly







Indvidual Medley Imdvidual Medley


200m Susan Johnston 03.14.39 2012 200m Ray Reynolds 03.21.61 2005




Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m Haydn Brimson 00.16.99 2010

50m Jenny Crake 00.37.82 2009 50m Graeme McAuslane 00.30.47 2001




800m Jeannette Rein 13.44.77 2011 800m Wayne Cable 13.30.90 2009


30 min Jeannette Rein 1600m 2011 30 min Ken Phillips 1675m 2002


1 hour Jeannette Rein 3175m 2011 1 hour Ken Phillips 3325m 2002




100m Pam Walker 01.48.72 2000 100m Graeme McAuslane 01.31.02 2002



800m Jeannette Rein 16.55.50 2011 800m Ken Phillips 16.24.99 2003




1 hour Jeannette Rein 2600m 2011 1 hour Ken Phillips 2800m 2004



50m Pam Walker 00.52.94 2000 50m Haydn Brimson 00.41.59 2011

100m Annette Newcombe 01.56.33 1999 100m Haydn Brimson 01.36.75 2010

200m Jeannette Rein 04.14.88 2012 200m Haydn Brimson 03.36.15 2010







Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m








200m Annette Newcombe 04.11.52 1999 200m Ken Phillips 03.34.45 2003




Freestyle Freestyle

25m Rosemary Green 00.24.82 2009 25m Kirk Bamford 00.16.07 2009

50m Pauline Wingate 00.36.98 2003 50m Ted Thompson 00.31.05 2011






3000m 3000m Kirk Bamford 56.14.12 2007

30 min Pauline Wingate 1750m 2004 30 min Ivan Wingate 1750m 2002

45 min Pauline Wingate 2550m 2004 45 min Graeme McAuslane 2500m 2004

1 hour Pauline Wingate 3375m 2004 1 hour Ken Phillips 3325m 2005


25m 25m Kirk Bamford 00.21.12 2010



200m Pam Walker 03.48.26 2001 200m Kirk Bamford 03.29.63 2010




30 min Pam Walker 1400m 2004 30 min Graeme McAuslane 1550m 2004

45 min Pam Walker 2050m 2004 45 min Graeme McAuslane 2300m 2004

1 hour Pam Walker 2700m 2005 1 hour Kirk Bamford 3000m 2010


25m 25m Kirk Bamford 00.19.65 2010

50m Pauline Wingate 00.49.94 2004 50m Kirk Bamford 00.41.25 2008






30 min Pauline Wingate 1375m 2002 30 min Kirk Bamford 1500m 2007

45 min Lyn McPhail 1825m 2005 45 min Kirk Bamford 2175m 2008

1 hour Lyn McPhail 2400m 2005 1 hour Kirk Bamford 2950m 2007

Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m Kirk Bamford 00.19.67 2009

50m Pauline Wingate 00.50.72 2004 50m Graeme McAuslane 00.41.15 2004

100m Pam Walker 02.20.86 2005 100m Ivan Wingate 01.32.09 2002

200m Gita Neumann 05.56.53 2000 200m Ivan Wingate 03.37.55 2002

400m Gita Neumann 11.55.60 2000 400m Kirk Bamford 10.06.57 2009




200m Pauline Wingate 03.48.34 2003 200m Ivan Wingate 03.22.94 2002

400m Pam Walker 09.02.18 2000 400m Ivan Wingate 07.07.83 2002



Freestyle Freestyle








3000m Pauline Wingate 56.15.20 2006 3000m



1 hour Pauline Wingate 3175m 2006 1 hour Ivan Wingate 3425m 2004




100m Lyn McPhail 01.53.99 2007 100m Kirk Bamford 01.37.11 2011




1500m Rosemary Green 35.41.99 2012 1500m Kirk Bamford 28.38.73 2011

30 min Rosemary Green 1000m 2012 30 min Kirk Bamford 1550m 2011

45 min Rosemary Green 1425m 2012 45 min Kirk Bamford 2275m 2011

1 hour Rosemary Green 1950m 2012 1 hour Kirk Bamford 2975m 2012


25m Pauline wingate 00.24.27 2008 25m

50m Pauline wingate 00.50.23 2005 50m Kirk Bamford 00.43.35 2011

100m Pauline wingate 01.50.95 2005 100m Ivan Wingate 01.37.62 2003





30 min Pauline wingate 1350m 2005 30 min Ivan Wingate 1500m 2003

45 min Pauline wingate 1900m 2006 45 min Kirk Bamford 2075m 2011

1 hour Gita Neumann 2350m 2001 1 hour Kirk Bamford 2850m 2011

Butterfly Butterfly

25m Lyn McPhail 00.30.59 2008 25m

50m Pauline wingate 00.53.90 2005 50m Graeme McAuslane 00.41.54 2010


200m 200m Ivan Wingate 03.34.88 2003



Indvidual Medley Indvidual Medley






Freestyle Freestyle


50m Pauline Wingate 00.40.31 2010 50m Rod Baker 00.32.34 1999






30 min 30 min Rod Baker 1725m 2002

45 min Pauline Wingate 2325m 2010 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m Lynette McPhail 00.24.29 2012 25m

50m Lynette McPhail 00.53.08 2012 50m Rod Baker 00.42.71 2003




800m Lynette McPhail 18.06.86 2012 800m Ivan Wingate 16.25.28 2008

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour








1500m Pauline Wingate 35.04.75 2011 1500m

30 min Pauline Wingate 1250m 2011 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour Lynette McPhail 2225m 2012 1 hour

Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m Ivan Wingate 00.19.60 2008

50m Annette Newcombe 01.04.25 2012 50m Ivan Wingate 00.45.02 2008

100m 100m Ivan Wingate 01.44.68 2008

200m 200m Ivan Wingate 03.54.94 2008

400m 400m

800m 800m



200m Annette Newcombe 04.50.22 2012 200m Ivan Wingate 03.42.16 2008

400m 400m Ivan Wingate 07.50.94 2008

800m 800m Ivan Wingate 16.18.47 2008


Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m

50m 50m Rod Baker 00.33.40 2003

100m 100m Rod Baker 01.15.19 2003

200m 200m Rod Baker 02.57.92 2003

400m 400m Rod Baker 06.25.02 2003

800m 800m Rod Baker 13.13.58 2003

1500m 1500m Rod Baker 26.42.14 2004

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m Rod Baker 00.42.71 2003

50m 50m Rod Baker 00.45.65 2003

100m 100m Rod Baker 01.41.57 2004

200m 200m Rod Baker 03.48.12 2005

400m 400m Rod Baker 07.45.60 2003

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m

50m 50m Rod Baker 00.47.10 2003

100m 100m

200m 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour

Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m

50m 50m

100m 100m

200m 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m


100m 100m Rod Baker 01.39.59 2006

200m 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m


Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m Rod Baker 00.16.36 2009

50m 50m Rod Baker 00.34.97 2008

100m 100m Rod Baker 01.18.85 2008

200m 200m Rod Baker 03.04.08 2008

400m 400m Rod Baker 06.33.71 2008

800m 800m Rod Baker 13.39.76 2008

1500m 1500m Rod Baker 28.02.90 2012

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m Rod Baker 00.21.38 2009

50m 50m Rod Baker 00.45.65 2009

100m 100m Rod Baker 01.42.81 2009

200m 200m Rod Baker 03.41.96 2009

400m 400m Rod Baker 07.53.46 2009

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m

50m 50m Rod Baker 00.50.25 2008

100m 100m Rod Baker 02.03.08 2009

200m 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour

Butterfly Butterfly

50m

100m

200m

400m

800m


100m Rod Baker 01.41.47 2009

200m

400m

800m


Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m

50m Pat Greysmith 01.27.26 2003 50m Jack Lacey 00.51.69 2000


200m 200m Jack Lacey 05.02.64 2000

400m 400m Jack Lacey 10.32.83 2000

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m

50m 50m Jack Lacey 01.03.89 2000



400m 400m

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour


25m 25m

50m Pat Greysmith 02.03.07 2003 50m

100m 100m

200m 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m

1500m 1500m

30 min 30 min

45 min 45 min

1 hour 1 hour

Butterfly Butterfly

50m 50m

100m 100m

200m 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m


100m 100m

200m 200m

400m 400m

800m 800m


Freestyle Freestyle

25m 25m


100m 100m Jack Lacey 03.24.33 2008

200m 200m Jack Lacey 07.52.91 2007

400m 400m Jack Lacey 15.33.70 2007


25m 25m



200m 200m Jack Lacey 06.40.00 2007



25m 25m


100m 100m

200m 200m

400m 400m

Butterfly Butterfly

25m 25m

50m 50m

100m 100m

200m 200m

400m 400m

Club Development

Organisational Goals

To encourage adults to swim for Fitness, Friendship and Fun

To enable members to participate at a swimming level of their own choice

whether for competition, personal fitness or social interaction

To promote a healthy lifestyle by regular swimming

To promote Masters swimming in the Peel Region

Objectives

To encourage people to participate in interclub activities

Measurement: Increase number of members participating in competitions

To encourage people to participate in organised swim fitness programs

Measurement: Increase number of members participating in the Endurance Swim

Program and training session

To keep existing members in the Club i.e. renewing their memberships

Measurement: To have 70% of existing members renew their membership

annually

To have regular social events throughout the year

Measurement: 6 per annum with 20% of members attending

Actions

Hold regular organised events to raise members’ awareness and interest in

personal goals and competition

Have different levels of endurance swims to suit all members e.g. 400m, 800m

Display results of sprints and endurance swims

Consult/follow up with members

Plan a social calendar at the beginning of each year

Record number of people attending swim sessions via attendance register

Lobby City Council/other clubs

Goals and Objectives are to be reviewed annually.

Healthway, a major sponsor of Masters Swimming WA, asks, “are you ready

to make a healthy change?” Learn more (including recipes

at

www.livelighter.com.au

Mandurah Mannas gratefully acknowledges the following supporters

Supporting the HBF Masters Open

Water Series for MSWA members

Kathy and Barry McLeod

http://www.livelighter.com.au/

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