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ENTRY BOOK AND INFORMATION

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Table of Contents Welcome Messages Melbourne 2014 Organising Committee Melbourne 2014 Advisory Board Games Management Team ANZPGF Board Trophies Sponsor Acknowledgements Eligibility Conditions of Entry How to Register and Enter Registration Information Registration Registration Desk – Hours Entry Fees General Information Accommodation Accompanying Persons and Non Playing Officials Accreditation Age Categories Alcohol and Drugs Appeals and Protests Blood & Infectious Diseases Policy Cancellation Policy Changes to Events Policy Conduct Firearm Licensing and Regulations Firearm Transportation Policy

Identification Injury and Illness Insurance Medals Merchandise Officials and Coordinators Photographer Security Spectator Policy Team Managers Transportation Volunteers Waiver Weather Policy

Sport Information Competitor Limits Event Entries on the Day

Minimum Numbers Results Sport Uniforms Team Events

Games Hub Important Dates and Times Functions Opening Ceremony Closing Function Schedule of Events

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Sports

Angling – Freshwater Angling – Saltwater Aquathon Archery – Field Archery – Target Badminton Basketball Box Tag Cricket – Indoor Cricket – T20 Cross Country Cue Sports Cycling – Criterium Cycling – Road Race Cycling – Time Trial Darts

Duathlon Equestrian Golf Half / Quarter Marathon Hockey – Field Lawn Bowls Mountain Bikes Netball Petanque Rowing – Indoor Rugby 7‟s Shooting – Large Bore Shooting – Small Bore Shooting – Skeet Shooting – Sporting Clays Shooting – Trap Shooting – Pistol

Soccer – Field Soccer – Indoor Softball Squash Stair Race Surfing Swim – Open Water Swimming – Pool Table Tennis Tennis Tenpin Bowling Touch Rugby / Football Toughest Competitor Alive Track and Field Triathlon Volleyball – Indoor Volleyball – Beach X-Terra Duathlon

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Welcome Message from the Minister for Sport and Recreation

The Victorian Government is proud to support the 2014 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games. Events like these are a great opportunity to showcase Melbourne and Victoria‟s outstanding sports facilities and talent to even more people around the world. Victoria is very proud of its reputation of conducting a wide variety of quality sporting events that attract large numbers of visitors to our State, provide a stimulus for the economy, boost sports participation at a local level and reinforce Victoria‟s reputation as a sporting destination. That‟s why the Victorian Government is proud to have provided support to the Victorian Police Games Federation through the Significant Sporting Events Program to stage this event. I look forward to welcoming all visitors to next year‟s event and I invite you to experience the many good

things Melbourne and the surrounding region has to offer.

HUGH DELAHUNTY MP

Minister for Sport and Recreation

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Message from the Lord Mayor of Melbourne

I am delighted to welcome the Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games back to Melbourne. As

the host city, we are honoured to continue the proud tradition of friendly competition and camaraderie

between police and emergency services.

The games also promote health and wellbeing and provide the opportunity for competition across a range of

age and skill levels. Importantly, they recognise the outstanding work that our police and emergency services

workers and volunteers perform every day.

Melbourne is blessed with outstanding sporting facilities that you will experience first-hand during the games.

I would like to thank the organising committee for their hard work and dedication in bringing the Melbourne

2014 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games to our city.

While you are here you will be lucky enough to experience Melbourne in autumn. It is a wonderful time of the

year as the heat of summer fades and clear days and cool nights appear. I hope you find the time to explore

the city in all its autumnal glory.

Robert Doyle

Lord Mayor

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Official Welcome Message from the Melbourne 2014 Games

Chairman

As the Chairman of the Organising Committee and as a member of the Advisory Board, I am delighted to be able to welcome competitors from throughout Australasia to the Melbourne 2014 Games. The Victoria Police Games Federation instigated the conduct of the National Police Games back in 1984 which have evolved over the years to become the Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games. We are proud to welcome these Games back to Melbourne and trust that competitors and their accompanying persons will enjoy all that this wonderful city has to offer. We have enjoyed a great level of co-operation and support from our fellow Emergency Services Agencies and from our Community Leaders who comprise the Advisory Board. We have also engendered excellent support from a range of sponsors to whom we are eternally grateful. We have accessed the best available sporting facilities and have linked our Opening Ceremony to the Royal Children‟s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. We invite you to join us in Melbourne to “Live the Games”. Deputy Commissioner Tim Cartwright APM Chairman – Melbourne 2014 AP&ES Games Organising Committee

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Message from the Chairman of the Australia and New Zealand Police Games Federation

On behalf of the Australia and New Zealand Police Games Federation (ANZPGF) and all competitors from eligible Police and Emergency Service Agencies throughout Australasia I would like to express my appreciation to the Victoria Police Force and the Victoria Police Games Federation for hosting the 2014 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games. It is with great pleasure that we welcome competitors from an ever expanding group of Police & Emergency Services Agencies throughout Australasia as we gather together once again in a spirit of friendly competition and rivalry. The Games provide a wonderful opportunity to help promote improved physical health and well-being as well as fostering participation, competition, fellowship and camaraderie between our competitors and competing agencies. The Games also provide an opportunity for the public to show their appreciation and support for our emergency services agencies during the week of competition. Our thanks go to the City of Melbourne, corporate sponsors and volunteers who have fully embraced our Games and have worked cooperatively with the Games Organising Committee to ensure their success. I encourage you to not only enter the Games yourself, but use whatever means possible to encourage other eligible competitors to come and “Live the Games” in Melbourne 19-24 April 2014. I look forward to seeing you all in Melbourne. Be safe and good luck. Inspector David Wilkins MLMP (CSU) Chairman – Australia & New Zealand Police Games Federation

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Message from the Games Manager

I am delighted to invite competitors from all eligible Police and Emergency Service agencies from throughout Australasia to the Melbourne 2014 Australasian Police & Emergency Services Games to be conducted between 19-24 April, 2014.

It is our mission to utilise the best available sporting venues for the 50 plus sporting disciplines on offer and to provide a social environment to perpetuate the tradition of friendly competition and inter-agency camaraderie.

The Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre will provide international standard facilities for swimming, badminton, basketball, volleyball, squash and table tennis. The new Lakeside Athletics Stadium will host track & field with the picturesque parklands around Albert Park and the nearby bay beaches becoming home to an array of other sports. Some sports such as surfing, angling, mountain bikes and shooting disciplines due to their very nature will be held in regional centres. Competition is in open and age graded categories catering for all levels of ability.

We are excited about the opportunity to provide competitors and their accompanying family members and friends with not only an excellent sporting experience but also an outstanding cultural, social and tourism experience taking in all that the City of Melbourne and Regional Victoria have on offer. We want the MELBOURNE2014 Games to be an experience NOT TO BE MISSED.

Inspector Danny Bodycoat APM Manager – Melbourne 2014 Games

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Melbourne 2014 Organising Committee

Tim Cartwright APM Peter O‟Neill Deputy Commissioner Superintendent Victoria Police Victoria Police

Danny Bodycoat APM Bob Powles Inspector – Victoria Police Inspector Manager – Melbourne2014 Victoria Police

Dave Wilkins Greg Bowd Inspector Inspector Victoria Police Victoria Police

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Mark Morris Adrian Keltie Senior Sergeant Sergeant – Victoria Police Victoria Police Assistant Manager – Melbourne 2014 Marketing and Communications

Maxine Casson Michelle Field Leading Senior Constable – Victoria Police Leading Firefighter – Metropolitan Fire Brigade Assistant Manager – Melbourne 2014 Assistant Manager – Melbourne 2014 Sports and Operations Sports and Operations

Vic Hawking Warren Gilbert Executive Officer Retired Detective Sergeant Victoria Police Victoria Police

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Melbourne 2014 Advisory Board

Ken Lay APM Tim Cartwright APM Chief Commissioner Deputy Commissioner Victoria Police Victoria Police

Mary Barry Greg Davies CEO SES Secretary – The Police Association

Rod Jerman David Mann General Manager – WIN Network Marketing & Promotions Manager – 3AW

Southern (Vic / Tas / SA)

Simon Weatherill James Smart CEO – State Sports Centres Trust Partner – Maddocks Legal Firm

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Martin Cutter David Bruce Director of City Business Assistant Chief Fire Officer – MFB

City of Melbourne

Dr Bill Jackson Jan Shuard CEO – Parks Victoria Chief Corrections Officer

Corrections Victoria

Euan Ferguson Greg Sassella Chief Fire Officer CEO – Ambulance Victoria

Country Fire Authority

John Thompson General Manager Mitchell and Partners

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Games Management Team Information MELBOURNE 2014 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games Level 2 / 128 Jolimont Road, East Melbourne, 3002 Victoria, Australia Phone +61 3 9301 6922 Email [email protected] Web www.apandesgames.com.au Manager Inspector Danny Bodycoat APM Victoria Police Assistant Manager – Marketing and Communications Sergeant Adrian Keltie Victoria Police Assistant Manager – Sports and Operations Leading Senior Constable Maxine Casson Victoria Police Assistant Manager – Sports and Operations Leading Firefighter Michelle Field Melbourne Metropolitan Fire Brigade Assistant Manager – Administration Vic Hawking Victoria Police

Australia and New Zealand Police Games Federation Board Dave Wilkins – Chairperson Danny Bodycoat – Director Marketing and Sponsorship Chris Payne – Director Sport Ben Janssen – Director Finance Allan Vilcins – Director Operations Diane Smith – Director Administration Peter Donkin – Delegate Western Australia Cathy Keed – Delegate Australian Federal Police Annette Gilbert – Delegate South Australia Luke Moore – Delegate New South Wales Doug Rossiter – Delegate Tasmania TBA – Delegate Northern Territory Brett Shields – Delegate New Zealand John McCoomb – Delegate Queensland

Brett Harman – Delegate Victoria

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Australia and New Zealand Police Games Trophy The original trophy was initiated by the Victoria Police in 1984 as the National Games Trophy and was a large cup. In 1985, when New Zealand was admitted into the Federation, the trophy was re-designed to include the original cup, on a wooden base with carved maps of Australia and New Zealand. Today the trophy has the representative badges of all state and territory police services as well as that of the New Zealand police service. Only these services are eligible to win this trophy. Previous winners – Year Trophy Winner Host State

1984 Victoria Victoria 1986 New South Wales New South Wales 1988 New Zealand New Zealand 1990 New South Wales South Australia 1991 Queensland Queensland 1993 Western Australia Western Australia 1996 New Zealand New Zealand 1997 Victoria AFP 1999 New South Wales Victoria 2001 Western Australia Queensland 2004 Western Australia Western Australia 2005 South Australia South Australia 2008 Queensland New South Wales 2010 Western Australia Tasmania 2012 New Zealand New Zealand Under Federation rules applicable to this trophy, points are awarded for the 3 fastest times for the 100m and 1500m track and 100m and 400m freestyle swimming, in the male and female competition. This is in any age group. Five points are awarded for the fastest time, three points for the second fastest and one point for the third fastest in all events. The service with the highest aggregate wins the trophy. This system is used to encourage competition and allow smaller contingents to challenge the large police services.

Emergency Services Trophy The Australia and New Zealand Police Games Federation initiated this trophy in 2003. ALL EMERGENCY SERVICE TEAMS are eligible for the Emergency Services Trophy, embracing the spirit of police and emergency service competitors. This trophy is determined by the following events: 100m swimming (pool), 100m track 10km road race and the triathlon in the male and female competition. This is in any age group. Five points are awarded for the fastest time, three points for the second fastest and one point for the third fastest in all events. The service with the highest aggregate wins the trophy. This system is used to encourage competition and allow smaller contingents to challenge the larger police and emergency services. Previous winners - Year Trophy Winner Host State

2004 Western Australian Police Western Australia 2005 South Australia South Australia 2008 Queensland New South Wales 2010 Western Australia Tasmania 2012 New Zealand New Zealand

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Eligibility

Eligible agencies include police and other Government agencies with a law enforcement role or investigative function; fire services (both full-time and volunteer); ambulance and other volunteer emergency services agencies. Eligibility to participate in the AP&ES Games is at the discretion of the Australia & New Zealand Police Games Federation (ANZPGF). Other Emergency Service agencies can make application to the ANZPGF Eligibility Sub-Committee for consideration of their eligibility. The ANZPGF reserves the right to refuse entries from any individual or agency. Eligible competitors are full-time and part-time employees (sworn and unsworn); registered volunteers or retired personnel from eligible agencies from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands. Competitors must be 18 years or over at the time of the Games.

Police and Law Enforcement Agencies

Customs Services

State Police Services

National Police Services

Protective Services

Corrections/Prison Services

Defence (Military Police/Fire) only

Crime Commission

Sheriff‟s Office

Environment / Resources / Primary Industries / Parks Service

Air Marshall‟s / Aviation Security

Emergency Service Agencies

Eligible competitors are those who are full time or part-time employees or registered volunteers of the following agencies (with at least 12 months of service) AND attached to a unit at the time of the Games.

State/National/City Fire Services

State and National Ambulance Services

Royal Life Saving Society Organisations

St John Ambulance

State Emergency Service

Country/Rural Fire Service

Coast Guard

Royal Flying Doctor Service

State/National Search and Rescue Services

Retired Personnel Retired employees and separated employees with 10 or more years of service with an eligible agency are invited to compete and must provide proof of such service.

Invitation to Compete

The Melbourne 2014 Australasian Police and Emergency Service Games welcomes all police and emergency service personnel from eligible agencies regardless of their religion, sporting ability, sex or politics. It seeks to promote a positive sporting, cultural, social and tourism experience for all competitors and

accompanying persons.

Eligible agencies include police and other Government agencies with a law enforcement role, fire services (both full-time and volunteer), ambulance and other volunteer emergency service personnel. Eligibility to participate in the 2014 Melbourne Games is at the discretion of the Australia and New Zealand Police

Games Federation.

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Conditions of Entry

Entries close by the close of business on Friday 7th March 2014. Some sports may accept late

entries however this will be at the discretion of the Melbourne 2014 Games Management in

consultation with the Sport Coordinator for the respective sport.

The Melbourne 2014 Games Management reserves the right to refuse entries from any individual or

agency.

Age / Sex categories apply to some individual events.

Competitors can only compete in one age group or grading, except for Tennis and Badminton, where

there is an Open knockout category as well as age categories.

Doubles and Teams MUST firstly come from within the same agency.

Where a person wishes to compete in a team or a doubles event, and is unable to locate sufficient

numbers to make up an agency team, or a composite team from within their jurisdiction, or is unable

to find a partner for a doubles event, that person‟s entry will be set aside until after the closing date

for entries. A draw will then be conducted from those individual entries with the view to making a

composite team and that entrant will be able to compete. COMPETITORS MAY ONLY COMPETE

IN ONE TEAM PER SPORT. Team members MUST play in the preliminaries to be eligible for the

finals.

The Australia and New Zealand Police Games Federation may by resolution, caution, counsel or

reprimand a competitor or may expel or suspend a competitor from involvement in the Melbourne

2014 Games. This includes members who:

(a) have refused or neglected to comply with the rules of the Games; or

(b) have been found guilty of conduct prejudicial to the interests of the Games.

The Games will be conducted at various venues throughout Victoria between 19th April and 24

th April

2014 inclusive. The Schedule of Events can be found via the home page of this website.

NOTE: The Opening Ceremony for the Melbourne 2014 Games will be

conducted at 3pm on Friday 18th April, 2014 at Melbourne Convention and

Exhibition Centre, in conjunction with the Royal Children’s Hospital Good

Friday Appeal.

All Victoria Police competitors are required to participate in their own time and at their own expense.

Victoria Police employees will be afforded Personal Accident and Public Liability protection.

Any person employed by Victoria Police who competes in the Games while on sick leave WILL NOT

be eligible for the Personal Accident and Public Liability protection, and competes at their own risk.

Victoria Police Employees on sick leave who wish to compete will need to provide medical clearance

first.

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How to Register and Enter

Entries Close on Friday 7

th March 2014. Some sports may accept late entries, however this will be at the

discretion of Games Management in consultation with the respective Sports Coordinator. To register, there are two main steps:

1. Account registration and payment, and 2. Sport selection and payment.

To start the process, click the REGISTER HERE button. Choose the Registration Category and relevant fee:-

- Games Participant including $5 Royal Children‟s Hospital Donation - Games Participant - Accompanying Person including $5 Royal Children‟s Hospital Donation - Accompanying Person - Non-playing Official including $5 Royal Children‟s Hospital Donation - Non-playing Official

Click the NEXT button, and then SUBMIT button. Click the WAIVER box after having read the relevant Information. Complete your relevant personal details (including the creation of your user name and password), click the NEXT button, then the SUBMIT button. This completes your account creation. To make your sport selection immediately, click the CONTINUE button, or if you choose to complete your entry at a later time, return to the site and log in with your username and password (created by you in the process of registering for these Games). Then select the ADD EVENT button to add the relevant events / sports. The Registration System log in page allows you to update your personal profile, pay your account, remove sport selections that haven‟t been paid, add sports and register a team. The TEAMS button allows you to add a team, see which team you are a member of, and review the team(s) that you captain and the entrants that have registered in your team. All events that are not individual entries will require either the registration of a team or the entry of a team code. Payment for online registration is by credit card only – Mastercard and Visa.

Competitors wishing to enter a team or doubles event but do not have a partner or team mates, should email the Games Office on [email protected], with their name, sport and contact details. Your name will be placed on a list on the website, where all unmatched competitors can then make contact.


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Registration and Entry Information

ENTRIES OPEN 1ST

JULY 2013

ENTRIES CLOSE 7TH

MARCH 2014

Registration Whilst all registrations will occur online, all competitors entering in the 2014 Melbourne Games MUST

PRESENT THEMSELVES IN PERSON AT THE REGISTRATION DESK to complete the Registration / Accreditation process for the Games. ALL PERSONS MUST PRODUCE PROOF OF AGENCY IDENTIFICATION AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION / ACCREDITATION. Any person who fails to register will be unable to participate in the Games. Competitors will be provided with their Games Accreditation, which will be required for access to the Games Hub after 1700hrs each day and required to be presented for check-in at sports venues.

Registration Desk The REGISTRATION DESK will be located at the Games Hub, Albert by the Lake, Lakeside, Albert Park. The Games Hub will be in operation during the following times: Thursday 17

th April 1200hrs – 1900hrs

Friday 18th April 0800hrs – 1300hrs 1800hrs – 2000hrs

Saturday 19th April 0800hrs – 1700hrs

Sunday 20th April 0800hrs – 1700hrs

Monday 21st April 0800hrs – 1700hrs

Tuesday 22nd

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rd April 0800hrs – 1700hrs

Thursday 24th April 0800hrs – 1700hrs

Entry Fees Registration Fee The Registration fee is payable only once and is separate to the sports fee.

Sports Fee Competitors are required to pay a sport fee applicable to each event in each sport and may compete in as many sports as they wish, paying the appropriate fee for each event.

All entries for the Melbourne 2014 Games will be made online. Information and instructions can be found on the website at www.apandesgames.com.au Online entries open on 1

st July 2013 and close on 7

th March 2014, some sports may take late entries post to

this date and details will be made available on the website. Enquiries relating to individual sporting events can be directed to the generic games email address at [email protected] and will be directed to the respective Sports Coordinators.

Competitors The Competitors Registration Fee has been established as follows;

- From 1st July 2013 to 31

st December 2013 the fee will be $50

- From 1

st January 2014 until close of entries on 7

th March 2014 the fee will be $60

- Late entries from 8

th March 2014 onwards will be $80



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The Registration Fee will provide competitors with: - Official Games Registration Accreditation Pass

- Opportunity to enter any of the 50+ sports on offer utilising first class sporting venues

- Melbourne 2014 Games Backpack and promotional goods / items

- Official Melbourne 2014 Games Guide

- Opening Ceremony participation

- Opening Ceremony – Welcome Party – Free Entry

- Access to Melbourne 2014 Games Hub

- Access to all Melbourne 2014 Games sports venues

- Access to Official Closing Function – $30 Fee applies

- Access to Public Transport Victoria $21 travel Pass

Accompanying Persons and Non-playing Officials Accompanying Persons (friends and extended family of registered competitors over 18 years of age) as well as Non-playing Officials will be able to be Officially Registered. The Registration Fee will provide both Accompanying Persons and Non-playing Officials with:

- Official Games Accreditation Pass

- Melbourne 2014 Backpack and promotional goods / items

- Official Melbourne 2014 Games Guide

- Opening Ceremony Access

- Opening Ceremony – Welcome Party – Free Entry

- Access to Melbourne 2014 Games Hub

- Access to all Melbourne 2014 Games sports venues

- Access to Official Closing Function – $30 Fee applies

- Access to Public Transport Victoria $21 Travel Pass

The Registration Fee for Accompanying Persons and Non-playing Officials will be $40 per person.

Additional Information for Registered Accompanying Persons and Non-playing Officials It should be noted that The Games Hub entertainment, food and beverages areas (Albert by the Lake) will have the following restrictions which further reiterates the importance of Accompanying Persons and Non-playing Officials being registered:

General Public access to The Games Hub will only be available up until 1700hrs daily.

Accredited / Registered persons only will have access to The Games Hub after 1700hrs daily.

Accredited / Registered persons only will have access to the Opening Ceremony Welcome Party and the Closing Function.

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General Information

Accommodation The official accommodation provider for the Games is Event Travel Office. All competitors may deal directly with Event Travel Office for their travel and accommodation needs. Details at Games website

www.apandesgames.com.au, under Travel.

Accompanying Persons and Non-playing Officials Accompanying persons (friends and extended family of registered competitors over 18 years of age), as well as non-playing officials will be able to be registered. This will be at a reduced cost compared to competitors. These persons are not eligible to compete in the games.

Accreditation Upon registration all competitors will receive their Games accreditation. The accreditation is the official identification for the Games. The accreditation must be worn for identification at the sporting venues, at the Games Hub and access to functions.

Age Categories Age is determined as of the first day of the Games (19

th April 2014). Some sports will have an age category

and some events are Open events only, which means that age groups do not apply. It is the competitors‟ responsibility to check which age categories apply to the sport they are entering. Unless otherwise stated, competitors may only enter into one age category. The standard age categories are: 00 = open 18 = 18-29 30 = 30-34 M = Male 35 = 35-39 F = Female 40 = 40-44 O = Open 45 = 45-49 U = Unisex 50 = 50-54 X = Mixed 55 = 55-59 60 = 60-64 65 = 65-69 70+ = 70 and over Some sports have specific age categories different to the standard categories listed here.

Alcohol and Drugs Competitors are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages during competition and alcoholic beverages are prohibited from any area of competition. Sport Coordinators may prohibit any person from competing in any event or competition, if in their opinion that person is displaying signs of drunkenness or appears to be affected by alcohol. Controlled substances are prohibited from being used unlawfully by any competitor. The use of any illegal or performance enhancing drugs by any competitor is strictly prohibited. Volunteers are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages during competition and controlled substances are prohibited from being used unlawfully.


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Appeals and Protests 1. In the first instance all protests / disputes are to be made to the head official at the time of the protest

/ dispute.

2. If the head official cannot resolve the matter, the Sport Coordinator is to be advised. The Sport

Coordinator will seek to resolve the matter at the venue.

3. If the protest / dispute cannot be resolved by the Sport Coordinator, the competition will be allowed

to proceed under protest / dispute.

4. If a competitor wishes to lodge a written protest / dispute a $50 fee will apply.

5. The protest / dispute is to be submitted in writing to the Games Manager Melbourne 2014 Games,

within 8 hours of the initial protest / dispute.

6. The Games Manager Melbourne 2014 Games, will convene the Protest / Dispute Committee at the

earliest possible opportunity.

7. If the presentation of medals is affected by the possible results of the protest / dispute, the awards

shall be withheld pending the Protest / Dispute Committee decision.

8. The Protest / Dispute Committee decision shall be final.

Blood and Infectious Disease Policy All sports coordinators will be briefed on this issue. All open cuts and abrasions must be reported to the Sport Coordinator or Games medical personnel immediately. If bleeding cannot be controlled and the wound securely covered, the competitor will not be allowed to continue in the competition until medical personnel have provided a clearance to the Sport Coordinator. Sport Coordinators have discretion as to whether any contaminated clothing or equipment will need to be replaced prior to the competitor being allowed to continue in the competition. Any person with an infectious disease must advise the Sport Coordinator prior to the start of any competition. After consultation with the medical personnel, the Sport Coordinator

shall advise the competitor whether or not they are able to take their place in the competition. The Infectious Disease Policy can be found at www.apandesgames.com.au.

Cancellation Policy Any sport or event may be cancelled by mutual agreement between the Games Manager, Melbourne 2014 Games and the sporting body responsible for organising the games. The Melbourne 2014 Games shall initiate steps to notify all affected entrants and return appropriate fees. If an event is cancelled by the Melbourne 2014 Games, and an alternative event is not available, entrants will be notified at least two weeks prior to any competition and the entry fees refunded. COMPETITOR RESPONSIBILITY – It is ultimately the entrant‟s responsibility to notify the Melbourne 2014 Games in writing if the refund has not been received. Such written notification must be received by the Melbourne 2014 Games within 30 days of the end of the Melbourne 2014 Games. After the official Games commencement date of 19

th April 2014, if a competitor withdraws from any competition, that competitor will

not be eligible for a refund. If a competitor withdraws prior to the 7th March 2014, sports fees will be refunded

however the administration fee will be retained by the Melbourne 2014 Games. Some sports may set a maximum number of participants due to competition and / or venue restrictions. If an application is received after the maximum has been reached, or an event is cancelled, the competitor is entitled to a full refund of the sport fee for that event. If a competitor is unable to secure a place in any other sport and does not attend the Melbourne 2014 Games, the competitor is entitled to a full refund of any other fees paid, less $20 administration fees. To be eligible for a refund of any nature, an application for a refund must be submitted in writing to the Games Manager Melbourne 2014 Games, no later than 25

th May 2014

(postal address 2/128 Jolimont Rd East Melbourne, Victoria, 3002 Australia).


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Changes to Events Policy The organising committee and the Melbourne 2014 Games reserves the rights to alter or make changes to the times, dates, locations and event programming wherever and whenever necessary. Notification of any changes will be supplied to an affected competitor and placed on the website.

Conduct All persons associated with the Melbourne 2014 Games are reminded to conduct themselves in the

appropriate manner. Breaches of misconduct could result in expulsion from the games.

The Sport Coordinator will immediately investigate any allegation of impropriety by any Games Officials, Competitors or Volunteers and report directly to the Games Manager.

Firearms Licensing and Regulations If you plan to visit Australia to participate in an approved shooting activity in Victoria, you must have

an „International Visitors Permit‟. You will not be able to participate until your „International Visitors Permit application (PDF) has been approved. If you want to bring your own firearm, ammunition, parts or accessories with you to participate in approved Victorian shooting activity, you must also have the relevant Import Permit. You should submit both applications four weeks before your visit.

To apply for an Import Permit for long arms and their compatible ammunition, parts and accessories you need to submit a completed Application for Police Confirmation for Importation of the Firearms and Parts. http://www.police.vic.gov.au/retrievemedia.asp?media id=30730 If you wish to export any of your own firearms, ammunition, parts or accessories you will need to apply to Customs for a „Restricted Goods Permit‟.

To apply for an Import Permit for handguns and compatible ammunition, parts and accessories you will need to submit a completed Application for Police Confirmation for the Importation of Firearms and Parts B709D (PDF).

Firearm Transportation Policy Competitors shall adhere to all applicable state and national laws for the transportation and security of firearms. Common carriers such as airlines and trains have their own rules of transport for firearms and ammunition. Check with your carrier or travel representative for specific information.

Identification Competitors will be provided with accreditation cards. All Officials, Coordinators and Volunteers will be identifiable by their official Games accreditation and Melbourne 2014 Games uniform.

Injury and Illness In the event of injury or illness sustained as a result of competing in the Melbourne 2014 Games, the Sport Coordinator must be notified as soon as practicable. The Sport Coordinator will record ALL injuries on an Incident / Accident form. All competitors should be sufficiently fit and ready for competition to maximise enjoyment and to minimise personal injury. If unsure, or competing in a strenuous competition, please consult with your physician before commencing competition.

Insurance It is recommended that all competitors are covered by personal medical insurance or are covered by

appropriate health cover prior to competing in the Games.

Public Liability Insurance will be held by the 2014 AP&ES Games.

Victoria Police employees competing in the Melbourne 2014 Games are to refer to

www.emergencyservicegames.org.au for relevant personal public liability protection.

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Medals Medals will be presented to the first three placegetters in all events. 1

st Gold Medal

2nd

Silver Medal 3

rd Bronze Medal

Placegetters who do not attend the medal presentation ceremony MUST arrange delivery of their medals through the Sport Coordinator. The Australia and New Zealand Police Games Trophy and The Emergency Services Trophy will be presented at the Closing Ceremony. A Medal Engraving service will be available at „The Hub‟ on a daily basis. The cost will be $5 per medal.

Merchandise The official merchandiser for the Games is Special Event Merchandising, Australia .Special Event Merchandising will provide an extensive range of Games wear to purchase at affordable prices. The merchandise is a great souvenir and reminder of competing in Melbourne. Merchandise will be available for sale at:-

The Games Hub

Online via Melbourne 2014 Games website

Photographer An official Games photographer has been arranged. The photographer will attend various sporting events throughout the Games. The photographs will be available for viewing at the Games Hub and for purchase online.

Security All Venue Managers and Sport Coordinators are responsible for securing their venues and equipment against damage and theft. Competitors are responsible for their own property.

Spectator Policy Spectators will not be permitted onto the playing fields at any venue. Spectators are encouraged to attend all events, however assistance is requested from all parents to supervise their children in the vicinity of all sporting areas.

Team Managers There will be one Team Manager meeting for the Games. All participating agencies are requested to appoint a team manager to represent the agency.

Transportation Melbourne has an extensive Public Transport System, consisting of trains, trams and buses. Visit www.ptv.vic.gov.au for details and timetables. The team at Melbourne 2014 Games have negotiated a special travel package for competitors and accompanying persons with Public Transport Victoria (PTV). The travel package will allow unlimited travel on all Metropolitan Public Transport in Zones 1 and 2 for the duration of the Games. PTV have offered a special integrated ticketing of $21 ($3 x 7 days), which is a saving of over $60. This package can be purchased online through the registration system. Competitors who purchase the travel package will need to collect their travel ticket from the Games Hub at Albert Park whilst collecting their Games accreditation. PTV have agreed to ONE free travel voucher to the

Games Hub to collect the travel pass. Please print the travel receipt and present to a transport controller for your ONE free journey to the Games Hub. NOTE: Competitors who purchase this travel package will NOT need to purchase a MYKI card or MYKI visitor pack.

http://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/

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Volunteers Volunteers are integral to the Melbourne 2014 Games and their assistance is crucial. Please treat all volunteers with the utmost courtesy at all times. Volunteers will be identifiable by the Melbourne 2014 Games accreditation and red volunteer shirt.

Waiver An online waiver will be required to be read and acknowledged by every competitor. No competitor will be permitted to participate in the Melbourne 2014 Games without having completed this process.

Weather Policy All AP&ES Games sports are governed by the rules of each respective sport. The individual rules will outline any hot weather and inclement weather guidelines.

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Sport Information

Competitor Limits Some sports may have limited entry numbers due to the interest of competitors in that sport. To avoid possible disappointment, competitors are advised to enter early.

Event Entries on the day Entry into events on the day of competition, at the event venue, will not be permitted. Competitors must have entered and paid online prior to the commencement of the event.

Minimum Numbers Every sport has a minimum number required for the competition to proceed. If the minimum number for a particular sport is not reached then the sport will be cancelled. If an event is cancelled by the 2014 AP&ES Games and an alternative event is not available, entrants will be notified at least two weeks prior and returned the appropriate fees.

Results Results from all events will be posted daily at the Games Hub.

Sport Uniform The following markings are permitted on team uniforms:

Agency, service and team identification

Competitors name

Manufacturer name

Sponsors logo or advertising in a rectangular area not exceeding 10 x 22cms.

The Melbourne 2014 Games logo is a Registered Trademark and is not to be re-produced without the

written permission of the Manager of the Melbourne 2014 Games.

Team Events Team Captain

Each team must designate one person as their team captain (including doubles teams). The team captain must submit the team form to register the team. Team Members

Each team member must be fully registered and be entered in the event. Non-playing coaches (who meet eligibility criteria) are only eligible to win medals if they register and enter the relevant sport. Team Name

For administration purposes, each team must have a team name. This is to be the Surname of the Team Captain. The Captain must assume this responsibility for the Team Name being registered. Melbourne 2014 Games WILL NOT ACCEPT A TEAM ENTRY UNLESS FULL REGISTRATION DETAILS OF ALL MEMBERS OF THE TEAM HAS BEEN RECEIVED, AND FULL PAYMENT HAS BEEN MADE.

Competitors wishing to enter a team or doubles event but do not have a partner or team mates, should email the Games Office on [email protected], with their name, sport and contact details. Your name will be placed on a list on the website, where all unmatched competitors can then make contact.


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The Games Hub

The Games Hub will be located at „Albert by the Lake‟, Aughtie Dve, Albert Park. It is adjacent to Lakeside

Stadium in the parkland of the Albert Park sporting precinct. It has recently undergone extensive renovations

and the refurbishments now position it as a top class entertainment venue.

The Games Hub will be utilised for the following facilities

Registration Centre

Sporting Events

o Darts – Monday 21st and Tuesday 22

nd April 2014 1400hrs

o Indoor Rowing – Wednesday 23rd

1300hrs and Thursday 24th April 2014 0900hrs

Results Display

Merchandise Sales

Photograph viewing

Medal Engraving

Social Meeting Place between 1700hrs and 1930hrs Daily

Closing Function

The Games Hub will be in operation during the following times:

Thursday 17th April 1200hrs to 1900hrs

Friday 18th April 0800hrs to 1300hrs

1800hrs to 2000hrs

Saturday 19th April 0800hrs to 1930hrs

Sunday 20th April 0800hrs to 1930hrs

Monday 21st April 0800hrs to 1930hrs

Tuesday 22nd

April 0800hrs to 1930hrs

Wednesday 23rd April 0800hrs to 1930hrs

Thursday 24th April 0800hrs to Late

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Important Dates and Times

Monday 1

st July 2013

Friday 7th

March 2014

Thursday 17th April 2014

Friday 18th April 2014

Friday 18th

April 2014

Friday 18th

April 2014

Saturday 19th April 2014

Sunday 20th April 2014

Monday 21st April 2014

Tuesday 22nd

April 2014

Wednesday 23rd

April 2014

Thursday 24th April 2014

Thursday 24th

April 2014

REGISTRATIONS and ENTRIES OPEN

REGISTRATIONS and ENTRIES CLOSE

The Games Hub Opens 1200hrs to 1900hrs

The Games Hub Open 0800hrs to 1300hrs and 1800hrs to 2000hrs

OPENING CEREMONY 1500hrs

Opening/Welcome Function Approx 1600hrs to 1800hrs

The Games Hub Open 0800hrs to 1930hrs






CLOSING FUNCTION 1930hrs to Midnight

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Functions

OPENING CEREMONY

Where: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

When: Friday 18th April 2014

Time: 3pm til 4.00pm

The Opening Ceremony will be run in conjunction with The Royal Children‟s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

OPENING / WELCOME FUNCTION

The Opening/Welcome Function will be held at the conclusion of the Opening Ceremony. The cost for the

Opening/Welcome Function is included in the registration fee. Games Participants, Non-playing Officials and

Accompanying Persons are invited to attend the Opening/Welcome Function with their Games Registration /

Accreditation.

CLOSING FUNCTION

Where: The Games Hub

Adjacent to Lakeside Stadium

Aughtie Drive

Albert Park

When: Thursday 24th April 2014

Time: 7.30pm til Midnight

Cost: $30

Supper and Live Entertainment Provided

Drinks to be purchased at bar prices

The Closing Function is planned to celebrate the end of the Games. The Games Trophies will be presented

and live entertainment will be provided. This will be a chance for all competitors and accompanying persons

to get together and officially close the Melbourne 2014 Games and hand over to Queensland for the 2016

Games.

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Schedule of Events

Event Fri 18 Sat 19 Sun 20 Mon 21 Tues 22 Wed 23 Thurs 24

OPENING CEREMONY 1500hrs Angling - Freshwater 0630hrs

Angling - Salt water 0700hrs reserve Aquathon 0830hrs Archery - Field 0930hrs 0930hrs 0930hrs

Archery - Target 0930hrs Badminton 0900hrs 0900hrs Basketball 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs

Box Tag 0900hrs 0900hrs Cricket Indoor 0900hrs 0900hrs Cricket T20 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs

Cross Country 0930hrs Cycling Criterium 0800hrs Cycling Road 0930hrs

Cycling Time Trial 1230hrs Darts 1400hrs 1400hrs Duathlon 0730hrs

Equestrian 0900hrs 0900hrs Golf 0700/1300 0700/1300 0700/1300 0700/1300 Half/Quarter Marathon 0830hrs

Hockey Field 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs Lawn Bowls 0830hrs 0830hrs 0830hrs 0830hrs Mountain Bikes 1300hrs 1030hrs

Netball 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs Petanque 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs Reserve

Rowing Indoor 1300hrs 0900hrs Rugby 7's 0900hrs 0900hrs Shooting - Large Bore 0900hrs 0900hrs Shooting - Small Bore 0900hrs 0900hrs

Shooting - Pistol 0830hrs 0830hrs Shooting- Skeet 0900hrs Shooting - Clays 1100hrs

Shooting - Trap 0900hrs Snooker (Cue Sports) 0900hrs 0900hrs Soccer - Field 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs

Soccer - Indoor 0900hrs Softball 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs Squash 0900hrs 0900hrs

Stair Race 0800hrs Surfing 0700hrs 0700hrs 0700hrs Swim - Open Water 0815hrs

Swimming - Pool 0900hrs 0900hrs Table Tennis 0900hrs 0900hrs Tenpin Bowling 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs Reserve

Tennis 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs Reserve Touch Rugby/Football 0900hrs 0900hrs 0900hrs

Toughest Competitor 0900hrs Track and Field 0900hrs 0900hrs Triathlon 0830hrs

Volleyball - Beach 0900hrs 0900hrs Volleyball - Indoor 0900hrs 0900hrs X-Terra Duathlon 0900hrs

CLOSING CEREMONY 1930hrs

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Sports

ANGLING - SALTWATER

Co-ordinators Tim HOSE (retired Detective Sergeant)

Email: [email protected]

Sergeant Ken ANDERSON


Venue Limeburners Boat Ramp, Geelong

Melways Map Ref - 452 H2

The event will take place in Corio Bay.

Competition Date and Tuesday the 22nd of April, 2014

Time Reserve day - Wednesday the 23rd of April, 2014

Lines Down at 0700 hours

Lines Up at 1300 hours

Weigh-in at 1400 hours in area of Limeburners Boat Ramp.

Description The Saltwater Event will be an ALL SPECIES (except for Species listed in

rules)fishing competition.

Scoring for the event will be as follows - 1 point per fish, 10 points per

kilogram of total fish caught.

Facilities Eastern Park facilities include parking, BBQ areas, a pavilion, picnic facilities,

playground and public toilets.

BYO refreshments to the event.

Special Instructions All Victorian competitors must supply their own boat for the Saltwater event.

If you are unable to obtain a boat, fishing from the shore or the pier is

allowed.

All competitors are to supply their own fishing gear and bait. Bait will be

available for purchase at Q Tackle, North Geelong. Directions to be

supplied via email upon entry.

All fish to be weighed and must be in the official enclosure before weigh in

time.

Rules will be emailed to competitors after entries are received.

Victorian competitors -

All Victorian competitors are to supply their own boat or make arrangements to

be on board a fellow competitor's boat for competition in the Angling events.

For our interstate and overseas competitors in the Melbourne 2014 Games it is

not possible or practical for them to supply their own boat. Being the Host State

for these Games we would like to make every endeavour to welcome and

encourage interstate and overseas competitors to participate in Angling.

Accordingly we would need to arrange for them to be able to be accommodated

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on board a boat.

We would appreciate it if you could indicate to us via email

(at [email protected]) -

(a) Do you have a boat that you would be prepared to accommodate interstate/

overseas competitor(s), and

(b) If so, how many competitors are you able to take on board?

Other Information Interstate and international competitors will be supplied with Boat

requirements and a Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide via email.

Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide is also available via

http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/?a=48642

Fishing licences will be required. The cost is $6 for 48 hours or $12 for 21

days. Competitors can purchase on line at www.dpi.vic.gov.au/fishing

If the event is cancelled because of bad weather on the Tuesday, it will be

held on Wednesday the 23rd of April. If the event is cancelled on

Wednesday it will not be held.

Acknowledgements Victor Sports

Q Tackle, North Geelong

Event Code Event Entry Fee

ASA1O020 Saltwater - Individual $20 per person

ASA3O020 Saltwater - Teams (4) $20 per person


http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/fishing

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ANGLING - FRESHWATER

Co-ordinators Tim HOSE (retired Detective Sergeant)


Sergeant Ken ANDERSON


Venue Lake Eildon

Lions Rotunda, Riverside Drive, Eildon

Melways Map Ref - X928 A1

Competition Date and Thursday the 24th of April, 2014

Time Lions Green Rotunda will be the weigh-in area

Lines Down at 0630 hours

Lines Up at 1230 hours

Weigh in at 1330 hours at Eildon (Lions Rotunda)

Description The Freshwater Event will be an ALL SPECIES (except for Carp, Eel and

Catfish)fishing competition

Scoring for the event will be as follows - 1 point per fish, 10 points per

kilogram of total fish caught.

Facilities Eildon Lions Green Rotunda will be the headquarters and weigh-in venue.

BBQ facilities and rest area are available.

Toilet facilities nearby.

BYO refreshments to the event.

Special Instructions Victorian competitors must supply their own boat for all Boat Events. Kayaks

and canoes can be used in the boat events. Bank and Boat fishing are

separate events. Both categories have a Team event as well as individual.

Team members are not required to fish in the same boat.

All competitors are to supply their own fishing gear and bait. Bait will be

available at local tackle shops.

All fish to be weighed and must be in the official enclosure before weigh in

time.

Rules will be emailed to competitors after entries are received.

Victorian competitors -

All Victorian competitors are to supply their own boat or make arrangements to

be on board a fellow competitor's boat for competition in the Angling events.

For our interstate and overseas competitors in the Melbourne 2014 Games it is

not possible or practical for them to supply their own boat. Being the Host State

for these Games we would like to make every endeavour to welcome and

encourage interstate and overseas competitors to participate in Angling.

Accordingly we would need to arrange for them to be able to be accommodated

on board a boat.

We would appreciate it you could indicate to us via email

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(at [email protected]) –

(a) Do you have a boat that you would be prepared to accommodate interstate/

overseas competitor(s), and

(b) If so, how many competitors are you able to take on board?

Other Information Interstate and international competitors will be supplied with Boat

requirements and a Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide via email.

Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide is also available via


Competitors are able to hire boats from the Jerusalem Creek Marina boat

hire. Contact details are as follows - +61 (03) 5774 2285 or

[email protected]

Fishing licences will be required. The cost is $6 for 48 hours or $12 for 21

days. Competitors can purchase online at www.dpi.vic.gov.au/fishing


Aqua Bar and Café (Lake Eildon Marina)


AFA1O020 Individual – Bank $20 per person

AFB1O020 Individual – Boat $20 per person

AFA3O020 Team (4) – Bank $20 per person

AFB3O020 Team (4) – Boat $20 per person


http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/fishing

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AQUATHON

Co-ordinators Sergeant David EADIE


Inspector Chris THYNNE


Venue Sandridge Beach, The Boulevard, Port Melbourne

Melways Map Ref - 56 G3

Competition Date and Monday the 21st of April, 2014

Time The check in and briefing will commence at 0830 hours.

The event will commence at 0900 hours.

Description The event consists of a 750m swim and a 5km run.

Swim Leg -

The swim is a distance of 750m as measured by the Sandridge LSC. The

course will commence from a beach start and all competitors will swim in a

triangular loop (anti clockwise) back to the start point. Competitors will then

make their way to the transition area.

Run Leg -

The run leg is a 5km (2 x 2.5km out and back looped) course towards St

Kilda (east from the Sandridge LSC) along the paved bike paths. The

course will be well marked and closed to cyclists during the event. Marshalls

be at the turnaround points. The finish line will be clearly marked and is next

to the transition area at the Sandridge LSC.

Facilities Parking is available at Life Saving Victoria and at the Sandridge Life Saving

Club.

Change facilities are available at Life Saving Victoria.

Special Instructions Rules -

Competitors will be allocated a race number and be marked on their arm/leg

or hand by the race officials pre- race.

Competitors will be directed to the race start point by the race director.

The race will commence with a mass start from the water‟s edge. All

competitors/teams commence at the same time.

Wetsuits may be worn but they cannot measure more than 5mm thick.

Wetsuits will be permitted if the water temperature is below 24.5 degrees

Celsius. The average bay temperature in April is 18 degrees Celsius.

Full wetsuits are permitted (arms and legs covered).

Competitors are required to change out of their wetsuit at the transition point.

All competitors competing in the run leg must wear running shoes and

suitable clothing covering top and bottom. (eg. Tri suit or run top/singlet

and shorts/skins)

The race director reserves the right to make adjustments to the race

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schedule or course in the interest of competitor safety.

Transition Area -

Competitors will have access pre-race to set up their transition area. Please

be mindful of keeping your items together so that they do not interfere

with other competitors.

Competitors must change from swim attire to run attire before departing the

transition area.

Other Information 'Open' medals will be awarded for the 3 fastest times overall in both the

individual male and female events for the Aquathon.

Competitors enter their own age group and become eligible to be awarded

'Open' medals.

The Team event will be Open (no age categories apply).

A timing device will be provided and utilised for each competitor in this event.



AQA1M030 Individual – Male $30 per person

AQA1F030 Individual – Female $30 per person

AQA3M020 Team (2 persons, 1 leg each) - Male $20 per person

AQA3F020 Team (2 persons, 1 leg each) -Female $20 per person

AQA3X020 Team (2 persons, 1 leg each) - Mixed $20 per person

Age Code Description

Individual

18 18 – 29

30 30 – 34

35 35 – 39

40 40 – 44

45 45 – 49

50 50 – 54

55 55 – 59

60 + 60 years and over

Team

00 Open

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ARCHERY - FIELD

Co-ordinators Inspector Wayne MORGAN


Acting Sergeant Bruce McIVER


Venue Lilydale Bowmen, Pavitt Lane, The Basin

Melways Map Ref - 65 K5

Competition Date and Day 1 - Monday the 21st of April, 2014

Time The event will commence at 0930 hours.

Day 2 - Wednesday the 23rd of April, 2014


Day 3 - Thursday the 24th of April, 2014


Description Day 1 -

Competition will be an IFAA Field round consisting of two 14 target units

conducted under IFAA Rules of Shoot.

Equipment needs to comply with either FITA or IFAA equipment rules.

Day 2 -

Competition will be a 3 Arrow and 1 Arrow ABA round conducted under ABA

Rules of Shoot.

Equipment needs to comply with either FITA or ABA equipment rules.

Day 3 -

Competition will be IFAA 3D Standard round consisting of two 14 target units

conducted under IFAA Rules of Shoot.

Equipment needs to comply with either FITA or IFAA equipment rules.

Facilities Canteen facilities will be available throughout the competition.

The clubhouse is surrounded by parkland, used for parking and visitor

camping.

There are three 20 target field courses.

Other Information Anyone wishing to camp overnight must contact Insp MORGAN

(Email: [email protected]) to make arrangements.

No age categories apply to this sport.

The competition is Unisex.


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FAA1O020 Day 1 Barebow Recurve $20 per person

FAB1O020 Day 1 Barebow Compound $20 per person

FAC1O020 Day 1 Freestyle Limited Recurve $20 per person

FAD1O020 Day 1 Freestyle Limited Compound $20 per person

FAE1O020 Day 1 Freestyle Unlimited Compound $20 per person


FAF1O020 Day 2 Barebow Recurve $20 per person

FAG1O020 Day 2 Barebow Compound $20 per person

FAH1O020 Day 2 Freestyle Limited Recurve $20 per person

FAI1O020 Day 2 Freestyle Limited Compound $20 per person

FAJ1O020 Day 2 Freestyle Unlimited Compound $20 per person


FAK1O020 Day 3 Barebow Recurve $20 per person

FAL1O020 Day 3 Barebow Compound $20 per person

FAM1O020 Day 3 Freestyle Limited Recurve $20 per person

FAN1O020 Day 3 Freestyle Limited Compound $20 per person

FAO1O020 Day 3 Freestyle Unlimited Compound $20 per person

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ARCHERY - TARGET

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable John ROBERTS


Acting Sergeant Bruce McIVER


Venue Waverley City Archers Club, Kernot Avenue, Mulgrave

Melways Map Ref - 80 D1

Competition Date and Sunday the 20th of April, 2014


Description This event will be conducted under World Archery (formally FITA) Rules.

All competitors to supply their own equipment that is required to comply

with the Rules.

The event will consist of 1 x IR900 round (30 arrows at 60, 50, 40 metres),

10 ring scoring.

Facilities Male, female and disabled toilets at venue.

BBQ, Tea and coffee facilities.

Seating available.

Special Instructions All archers must be financial members of a nationally recognised archery

association. For Australian competitors this is Archery Australia (AA) or

Australian Bowhunters Association (ABA). International competitors are

required to be members of an association registered with World Archery.

This event is unable to cater for novice archers.

Other Information There will be an exception to equipment classification to allow compound

shooters to shoot in Limited and Unlimited classes, as per ABA equipment

definitions.

In the event of a record claim, compound Limited archers scores will be

treated as Compound Unlimited, as there is no World Archery recognition

for Compound Limited.




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ATA1O020 Barebow Recurve and Longbow $20 per person

ATB1O020 Barebow Compound $20 per person

ATC1O020 Freestyle Limited Recurve $20 per person

ATD1O020 Freestyle Limited Compound $20 per person

ATE1O020 Freestyle Unlimited Compound $20 per person

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BADMINTON

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Amanda HARDY


Senior Sergeant Steve PERRY


Venue Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre

Aughtie Drive, Albert Park

Melways Ref, Map 2K D7

Competition Date and Monday the 21st and Tuesday the 22nd of April, 2014

Time The event will commence at 0900 hours each day.

Description The competition will be a Round Robin format for the specific age groups

and will be a Knockout format for the Open Division.

Competitors can choose to enter both the Open singles event and their

respective Age group.

The Doubles event will be Open (no age categories apply).

Facilities MSAC badminton facilities include state-of-the-art courts.

MSAC is conveniently located in Albert Park, less than 3km from

Melbourne CBD close to public transport.

Tram routes 96 and 112 stop beside the MSAC venue.

Situated beside Albert Park Lake, MSAC is only a short walk from shopping

precincts.

MSAC cafés offer a great selection of gourmet and health foods, quality

fresh food, coffee and a premium bar. Menus also cater for people with

specific dietary requirements.

MSAC is located only a 2 minute walk from the Melbourne 2014 Games

Sporting Hub.

Also located within the complex is the MSAC shop. It has a huge range of

sporting wear, swimwear and equipment available for purchase.

Toilets, changerooms and showers are available.

There are several large car parks in the vicinity.

Other Information Competitors are to supply their own racquets and wear the appropriate court

attire.

Shuttles will be provided.


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BDA1M025 Individual Male Open $25 per person

BDAA1M025 Individual Male 18 - 29 $25 per person

BDAAA1M025 Individual Male 30 – 39 $25 per person

BDAAAA1M025 Individual Male 40 – 49 $25 per person

BDAAAAA1M025 Individual Male 50 years and over $25 per person

BDA1F025 Individual Female 18 - 29 $25 per person

BDAA1F025 Individual Female 30 – 39 $25 per person

BDAAA1F025 Individual Female 40 – 49 $25 per person

BDAAAA1F025 Individual Female 50 years and over $25 per person

BDAAAAA1F025 Individual Female Open $25 per person

BDA2M025 Doubles Male $25 per person

BDA2F025 Doubles Female $25 per person

BDA2X025 Doubles Mixed $25 per person


00 Open

18 18 – 29

30 30 – 39

40 40 – 49


Doubles Open

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BASKETBALL

Co-ordinators Senior Constable David PEARSON


Senior Constable Julianne PRENC





Competition Date and Sunday 20th, Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd and

Time Wednesday the 23rd of April 2014.

This event will commence at 0900 hours each day.

Description Competition will consist of 5 on 5 basketball

A maximum of 10 players and 1 non playing coach are permitted to register

in each team.

Competition will be run in a round robin format with the leaders of each pool

playing off in medal games.

In the preliminary rounds, games will consist of 2 x 12 min halves with 2 mins

for half time.

In the finals, games will consist of 2 x 20 min halves with 2 mins for half time.

After close of entries and dependant on the amount of teams entered, the

organising committee reserves the right to reduce/alter game time in the

Preliminary rounds.

If a sufficient amount of teams enter this event, it is the organising

committee's intention to split the teams into A and B grade. Minimum of 8

teams must enter for this to occur.

Facilities MSAC Basketball facilities include 10 state-of-the-art courts (inclusive of 2

show courts with grandstand seating capacity).

MSAC is conveniently located in Albert Park, less than 3km from Melbourne

CBD close to public transport.



precincts.





Sporting Hub.





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Other Information The David Hill Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the Player of the Men‟s

Final.

The Wendy Smith Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the best player in

the Women's Final.

Note: These trophies are VPGF Trophies and are only included in the

Melbourne 2014 Games. They will not be included in all future APES Games


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BLA3M035 Male $35 per person

BLA3F035 Female $35 per person


00 Open

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BOX TAG

Co-ordinators Adrian McClelland - Health Promotion Officer, Academy


Alan HAHN - Chief Scientist, Aust. Institute of Sport


Venue North Melbourne Boxing and Fitness

64 Sutton Street, North Melbourne

Melways Map Ref - 2A C3

Competition Date and Tuesday 22nd of April and Wednesday 23rd of April, 2014


Description Box Tag is an exciting new sport that provides people the opportunity to

participate in a boxing related activity with a greatly reduced risk of injury.

Under Box Tag rules there is no punching to the head, and high-impact

punching to the body also results in disqualification. This requires light

contact to the body emphasising speed, skill and physical conditioning.

Individual events will be based on weight divisions.

Facilities The North Melbourne Boxing and Fitness Gym facilities include 2 full size

boxing rings.

Toilets, showers and lockers are available.

The venue is only a 2 minute walk from the Macauley Railway Station which

is on the Upfield Train line.

Other Information All boxing equipment will be provided except for mouthguards.



BTA1M025 Male $25 per person

BTA1F025 Female $25 per person

BTB1M025 Male 40 + $25 per person


18 18 - 39 Male

40 + 40 + Male

00 Open Female

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CRICKET - INDOOR

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Rob JAMES


Sergeant Malcolm HULL


Venue Oakleigh Indoor Sports

4 Railway Ave, Oakleigh

Melways Ref, Map 69 J10

Competition Date and Sunday the 20th and Monday the 21st of April, 2014


Description Games will consist of 'half games' of 8 overs per team (one over bowled per

person). The Batting team will face 2 overs per pair.

Teams consist of 8 players competing at any one time.

A maximum of 12 persons, including a non-playing coach, can register in

each team.

Facilities All equipment will be supplied.

It is advised that competitors supply their own personal protection

equipment.

There is a large car park at the rear of the venue.

The venue is a short distance from the Huntingdale Railway Station which

is on the Pakenham and Cranbourne lines.

Toilets, showers and change rooms available.

Meals and drinks will be available for purchase from the venue.



CRI3O060 Cricket - Indoor $60 per person


00 Open

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CRICKET - T20

Co-ordinators Sergeant Steve RAINEY


Detective Senior Constable Keiran RODGERS


Senior Sergeant Wayne STOKES


Venue Fawkner Park, 24-88 Commercial Road, Melbourne

Melways Map Ref - 2L C6

Competition Date and Tuesday 22nd, Wednesday 23rd and Thursday the 24th of April, 2014


Description A Twenty20 game involves 2 teams batting for a maximum of 20 overs each.

The competition will consist of Round Robin format and culminate in a final

between the top 2 placed teams. This will change if there are large amounts

of teams entering the tournament at which point teams will be split into pools

and the top 2 in each pool will play a semi-final with the winners advancing

to a final.

Each team to have a maximum of 11 players per innings per game.

A maximum of 15 persons, including a non-playing coach, can register in

each team.

Facilities Games will be played on synthetic pitches.

Toilets, Parking and Playground facilities are all available at Fawkner Park.

The Victoria Police Cricket Club will provide catering on a user pays basis.

The Southern Sports Pavilion will be accessible for competitors and

supporters throughout the competition.

Special Instructions Uniforms -

Teams to wear coloured playing shirts with white pants.

Equipment -

Individual players/teams will need to provide/supply their own batting and

keeping equipment.

Stumps, balls, cones and scoring equipment will be supplied

Other Information A map of Fawkner Park can be found by going to the City of Melbourne

Website http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/ParksandActivities/Parks

Fawkner Park is well serviced by public transport, with a tramline running

along St Kilda Road, Melbourne and Commercial Road, Melbourne.

Tram route 72 stops at Fawkner Park (stop # 25 & 26)


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CTA3O030 T20 cricket $30 per person


00 Open

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CROSS COUNTRY

Co-ordinators Mr Gerry RYAN (retired Senior Sergeant)


Mr Mick WHITEOAK


Venue Yarra Bend Park, Yarra Bend Road, Fairfield


Competition Date and Tuesday the 22nd of April 2014


The briefing will commence at 0930 hours.

Description Undulating 5 km cross country course involving scenic native parklands with

the majority being on grass. Competitors competing in the 10km event

complete 2 laps of the course.

Facilities Toilets and covered BBQ area.

Food and drink will be available.

Masseurs available to competitors.

The Collingwood Harriers Athletics Club will be the meeting point for

competitors and the location for the medal presentations. This club is

located on Heidelberg Road, across from Yarra Bend Park. Parking, toilets

and changeroom/shower facilities are available at this location.

Special Instructions Further instructions will be forwarded to competitors prior to the event.

A course map will be provided closer to the event.

Competitors can only compete in either the 5km or 10km event.

Other Information 'Open' medals will be awarded for the 3 fastest times overall in the Male and

Female 10km Cross Country events.


'Open' medals.




CCA1M020 5km - Male $20 per person

CCA1F020 5km - Female $20 per person

CCB1M020 10km - Male $20 per person

CCB1F020 10km - Female $20 per person

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18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69


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CUE SPORTS

Co-ordinators Inspector Michael GLINSKI


Sergeant Terry CLAVEN


Venue Kings Entertainment Complex

366 Boundary Road, Dingley Village

Melways Map Ref - 88 A5

Competition Date and Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th of April, 2014


Description The 4 events on offer - Billiards, Snooker, 8 and 9 Ball - will be co-ordinated

to allow each competitor to enter each of the events if desired.

The competition will be round robin format to allow maximum amount of play

for each entrant.

Facilities Kings Entertainment Complex features 20 Full size competition tables

and 39 Billiard and Brunswick tables.

Facilities include a fully licensed lounge and a café with a full selection of

food and beverages.

The venue is serviced by public transport via bus from either the Springvale

or Mordialloc train stations. The bus route number is 705.

Special Instructions Communal cues are available for use if required.

No smoking within the venue.



CSA1U020 Billiards - Unisex $20 per person

CSB1U020 Snooker - Unisex $20 per person

CSC1U020 8 Ball - Unisex $20 per person

CSD1U020 9 Ball - Unisex $20 per person

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CYCLING

Co-ordinators Mr Michael SPARKE


Peter FERRIE (FIRE)


John CHATFIELD (VISE)


Rohan LUKE (CFA)


Venue Criterium - White Street, South Melbourne

Melways Map Ref - 2E F11

Time Trial - Kyneton, marshalling at Kyneton Golf Course, Blackhill Road,

Kyneton.

Road Race - Kyneton, marshalling at Kyneton Golf Course, Blackhill Road,

Kyneton.

Competition Date and Criterium - Sunday 20th of April, 2014


Time Trial - Tuesday 22nd of April, 2014


Road Race - Tuesday 22nd of April, 2014


Description Criterium

The Criterium will be held at South Melbourne. The race duration will vary

between 30 minutes to 50 minutes plus 3 laps depending on the age

divisions.

A full road closure is to be provided for this event.

Individual Time Trial

The time trial distance has been designed to suit the time frame of the day

and to allow suitable recovery for riders who will also compete in the road

race. The time trial will commence at Batters Lane, Kyneton and continue

along Pipers Creek Road for approximately 8km.

Please note - At the conclusion of the time trial and return journey to the Golf

Course, riders are asked to be mindful of oncoming competitors and the

traffic that travels on the roads in the area. Rider courtesy and common

sense is requested (no more than 2 abreast; single out for oncoming traffic).

Road Race

The road race will depart Kyneton Golf Course under controlled conditions to

Batters Lane at 1230hrs. This start time may be extended pending

completion of the time trial. The road race will continue along Pipers Creek

Rd, left onto Bayton Road and continue back to Pipers Creek Road. Senior

riders (those 60years and above) will complete two laps (approx 42km) and

younger riders will complete three laps (approx 63km).

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Facilities Refreshments and toilet facilities will be available at the venues.

Special Instructions Bicycle time trial equipment is only permitted in the time trial.

If only one entry received per age group, that division may be deleted and

the competitor offered a position in the next younger age group.

Other Information 'Open' medals will be awarded for the 3 fastest times overall in the Time Trial

'Open medals will not be awarded in the Criterium or Road Race.


'Open' medals in the Time Trial event.


Kyneton is serviced by public transport using the Bendigo train line. This is a

Vline service. An emergency services vehicle will meet riders who travel

by train to Kyneton (commencing with the 0829hrs train arrival) where they

will be transferred/guided to the marshalling location.

See train timetable and rules regarding carriage of bikes -

http://www.vline.com.au/pdf/timetables/bendigo.pdf/bendigo

http://www.vline.com.au/journey/whatyoucantake/bikes.html

Acknowledgements St Kilda Cycling Club

Northern Veterans Cycling Club

Victor Sports

Cycling Victoria


CYC1M025 Criterium - Male $25 per person

CYC1F025 Criterium - Female $25 per person

CYR1M025 Road Race - Male $25 per person

CYR1F025 Road Race - Female $25 per person

CYT1M025 Time Trial - Male $25 per person

CYT1F025 Time Trial - Female $25 per person


18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69


http://www.vline.com.au/pdf/timetables/bendigo.pdf/bendigo

http://www.vline.com.au/journey/whatyoucantake/bikes.html

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DARTS

Co-ordinators Senior Constable Bill BODDINGTON


Senior Constable Lance MEEHAN


Venue Albert by the Lake / Lakeside



Competition Date and Monday 21st and Tuesday the 22nd of April, 2014


The Unisex Doubles will be held on Day 1.

The Male and Female Singles will be held on Day 2.

Description Singles

This event will be a knockout competition.

Qualifying rounds will be best of three games of 501.

Semi-final rounds will be best of five games of 501.

The final round will be best of seven games of 501.

Doubles

This event will be a knockout competition.

Qualifying rounds will be best of three games of 601.

Semi-final rounds will be best of five games of 601.

The final round will be best of seven games of 601.

Facilities Toilets and changerooms are available at the venue.

Lakeside Stadium is only a short walk from MSAC, which provides café

facilities.

Car parking is available at the venue.

Lakeside is conveniently located in Albert Park, less than 3km from


Tram route 112 stops beside the Lakeside venue.

Other Information Competitors are to supply their own darts.

Covered footwear must be worn, no thongs or sandals.




DAA1M020 Singles - Male $20 per person

DAA1F020 Singles - Female $20 per person

DAA2U020 Doubles - Unisex $20 per person

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DUATHLON

Co-ordinators Sergeant Peter BAIGUERRA


Leading Senior Constable Adrian WROUT


Venue Albert Park Lake

Melways Map Ref - 2K H11

Competition Date and Saturday the 19th of April, 2014

Time The briefing will commence at 0730 hours for a 0800hr start.

Competitors will be briefed outside the Albert Park Indoor Sports Centre in Pit

Lane.

Description This event will consist of a 5km run, a 20km cycle and a 3 km run.

Facilities Toilets and changerooms are available at Lakeside.


facilities.





Other Information 'Open' medals will be awarded for the 3 fastest times overall in the Individual

Male and Female Duathlon events.


'Open' medals.

The Team event will be Open (no age categories apply).

A Team will consist of 2 Persons only.




DUA1M030 Individual - Male $30 per person

DUA1F030 Individual - Female $30 per person

DUA3M030 Team Open - Male $20 per person

DUA3F030 Team Open - Female $20 per person

DUA3X030 Team Open - Mixed $20 per person

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18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69

70 70 - 74

75 75 - 79


Team

00 Open

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EQUESTRIAN

Co-ordinators Bob POWLES (Retired Inspector)


Worksafe Inspector Steve PETERS


Ms Caroline SHEPPHERD - Ambulance Victoria


Venue Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre (WPNEC)

170 K Road, Werribee

Melways Ref, Map 210 C2

Competition Date and Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday the 23rd of April, 2014


Day 1 - The Dressage and Flat riding events will be held on Tuesday.

Day 2 - The Show Jumping and Novelty events will be conducted on

Wednesday.

Medal presentations will be held at the end of each day.

Description The Equestrian competition will be conducted in the following three (3)

categories -

Starters: for first timers at competition

Note - Show jumping first round of competition is 60cm maximum height.

Ensuing height raisers will be gradual and encouraging and will not exceed

the maximum first round height of the next show jumping category.

Novice: for those who have some understanding of competitive riding.

Note - Show jumping first round of competition is 80cm maximum height.



Open: for those who compete on a regular basis or are experienced riders.

Note - Show jumping first round of competition is 1 metre maximum height.



Please be advised:

The Organising Committee reserve the right to regrade horses and/or riders,

to ensure "fairness", if it is considered the combination are entered in the

incorrect category.

Competitors may only enter and compete on one (1) horse per event.

Entrants must state the name of their horse, beside each event entered.

It may be possible that the same horse is entered in a higher or lower category,

for a different equestrian discipline. It is not possible for any rider to enter or be

awarded more than 1 medal in a single event.

Grading

Competitors are to record the Graded/Level of Horse and/or Rider

combination for every discipline, on every horse entered. It may be:-

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Equestrian Australia/New Zealand grading;

Adult riding club;

Pony club association; and/or

Local riding club classification.

Riding Attire

The only mandatory riding attire is an approved riding helmet, to be worn at

ALL TIMES whilst riding at the National Equestrian Centre and short or long

riding boots. Agency patched polo shirts are permissible in Novelty and

Show Jumping disciplines.

Service/Agency Attire

Competitors are strongly encouraged to enter into the spirit of the

Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games by improvisation of

their service/agency identity through their riding and horses attire. Agency

patches, uniforms and colour co-ordination greatly add to the spectacle and

the uniqueness of this competition. The "Smartest on Parade" event judges

will be influenced by quality, originality and the innovation of agency entrants

in these events.

Facilities The National Equestrian Facility provides a unique opportunity for a variety

of Equestrian Disciplines to be conducted together.

The Centre offers powered and non-powered camping sites, steel yards and

stabling.

Food and drink will be available for purchase at the venue.

A social function is planned for the Tuesday night at the venue.

Special Instructions Entry into the below events is $15 per event.

Other Information The Organising Committee have incorporated the horse Facility Fee (a fee

which is required by WPNEC per horse per day) into the venue costs.

Participants are not required to pay this fee. However competitors will still

need to book and pay their accommodation and stabling needs directly with

the National Equestrian Centre Management on [email protected]

Hire/Loan Horses For remote interstate and international competitors, please contact either of

the Equestrian Co-Ordinators who will assist with contact details of individuals

&/or organisations where they may be able to arrange the hire of a horse for the

competition.

Interstate/International competitors will be responsible for dealing directly

with horse owners and negotiating the reimbursements (payment) and

insurance cover (where required). Competitors will be responsible for the

feeding and maintenance costs and payments.

The Equestrian Co-Ordinators and Management Committee will provide

referral information only and have no further involvement in

negotiations or payments to any horse providers.


Equestrian Victoria

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Event Code Event Category

Dressage

EQDSA1O015 Dressage - Prelim 1 A 2009 Starters cat & 1st

Round score for C/T

EQDSB1O015 Dressage - Prelim 1 C 2009 Starters cat

EQDNA1O015 Dressage - Prelim 1 D 2009 Novice cat & 1st

Round score for C/T

EQDNB1O015 Dressage - Nov 2 A 2009 Novice cat

EQDOA1O015 Dressage - Nov 2 C 2009 Open cat & 1st

Round score for C/T

EQDOB1O015 Dressage - Elementary 3 A 2009 Open cat

EQDOC1O015 Dressage - Elementary 3 B 2009 Open cat

Combined Training

EQCSA1O015 Combined Training (Prelim 1 B 2009 - Max height 55cm) Starters cat

EQCNA1O015 Combined Training (Nov 2 B 2009 - Max height 75cm) Novice cat

EQCOA1O015 Combined Training (Nov 2 D 2009 - Max height 90cm) Open cat

Show Jumping

EQJSA1O015 Table AM7 Starters cat

EQJSB3O015 Rescue Relay (Team of 2) Starters/Novice cat

EQJSC1O015 Hickstead Starters cat

EQJNA1O015 Table AM7 Novice cat

EQJNB1O015 Hickstead Novice cat

EQJOA1O015 Table AM7 Open cat

EQJOB3O015 Rescue Relay (Team of 2) Novice/Open cat

EQJOC1O015 Hickstead Open cat

Hack Events

EQHSC1O015 Hack (16 Hands & Over) Starters cat

EQHSA1O015 Hack (15 Hands & Over) Starters cat

EQHSB1O015 Hack (Under 15 Hands) Starters cat

EQHNC1O015 Hack (16 Hands & Over) Novice cat

EQHNA1O015 Hack (15 Hands & Over) Novice cat

EQHNB1O015 Hack (Under 15 Hands) Novice cat

EQHOC1O015 Hack (16 Hands & Over) Open cat

EQHOA1O015 Hack (15 Hands & Over) Open cat

EQHOB1O015 Hack (Under 15 Hands) Open cat

Show Riding Events

EQRSA1O015 Smartest on Parade Starters cat

EQRSB1O015 Gentleman/Lady Rider Starters cat

EQRNA1O015 Smartest on Parade Novice cat

EQRNB1O015 Gentleman/Lady Rider Novice cat

EQROA1O015 Smartest on Parade Open cat

EQROB1O015 Gentleman/Lady Rider Open cat

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Novelty Events

EQNSA1O015 Bending Race Starters cat

EQNSB1O015 Barrel Race Starters cat

EQNSC1O015 Flag Race Starters cat

EQNSD1O015 Obstacle Starters cat

EQNSE1O015 Oblique/Obedience Starters cat

EQNNA1O015 Bending Race Novice cat

EQNNB1O015 Barrel Race Novice cat

EQNNC1O015 Flag Race Novice cat

EQNND1O015 Obstacle Novice cat

EQNNE1O015 Oblique/Obedience Novice cat

EQNOA1O015 Bending Race Open cat

EQNOB1O015 Barrel Race Open cat

EQNOC1O015 Flag Race Open cat

EQNOD1O015 Obstacle Open cat

EQNOE1O015 Oblique/Obedience Open cat

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GOLF

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Terry LOBJOIT


Leading Senior Constable Dave HOGAN


Venues Keysborough Golf Club, Hutton Rd, Keysborough

Melways Map Ref - 93 J1

http://www.keysboroughgolf.com.au

Spring Valley Golf Club, 55 Heatherton Rd, Clayton South

Melways Map Ref - 79 E10

http://www.springvalleygolf.com.au

Sandhurst Golf Club, Thompsons Rd, Sandhurst

Melways Map Ref - 128 B10

http://www.sandhurst.com

Kingswood Golf Club, Centre Dandenong Rd, Dingley Village


http://www.kingswoodgc.com.au

Competition Date and Mon 21st, Tues 22nd, Wed 23rd, Thurs 24th April 2014

Time Shotgun Starts - 0700 hours and 1300 hours

Monday the 21st of April 2014

Keysborough Golf Club

Tuesday the 22nd of April 2014

Spring Valley Golf Club

Wednesday the 23rd of April 2014

Sandhurst Golf Club

Thursday the 24th of April 2014

Kingswood Golf Club

NOTE: If golf entries exceed course capacity/projected numbers, we have

tentatively booked a second course which will be utilised on each day.

The second courses have been booked as follows -

Monday the 21st of April 2014

Kingswood Golf Club

Tuesday the 22nd of April 2014

Sandhurst Golf Club

Wednesday the 23rd of April 2014

Keysborough Golf Club

Thursday the 24th of April 2014

Spring Valley Golf Club

http://www.keysboroughgolf.com.au/

http://www.springvalleygolf.com.au/

http://www.sandhurst.com/

http://www.kingswoodgc.com.au/

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Description Stableford

Official A.G.U and N.Z.G handicaps only.

Social handicaps cannot be accepted.

Grading - A B C

Men's Handicaps: 0-12 13-24 25-36

Ladies Handicaps: 0-15 16-30 31-45

Handicap and Golf Link is to be included on entry form and MUST be produced

when requested by co-ordinators.

Facilities Full clubhouse and Pro Shop facilities with refreshments available at each

course. A sausage sizzle is included in fees at all courses.

Each club's drinks cart will be on the course for purchase of refreshments.

Special Instructions For preferences of start times you MUST email Terry Lobjoit.

Please be aware that not all requests will be met.

Other Information Please refer to each Golf Club's website in relation to the dress code.

R&A rules are to be adhered to.

Soft spikes MUST be worn.

Drive carts limited to current Medical Certificates only

Limited number of pull carts available, and will be allotted to international

competitors first, followed by interstate competitors.

Acknowledgements Keysborough Golf Club, Hutton Rd, Keysborough

Spring Valley Golf Club, 55 Heatherton Rd, Clayton South

Sandhurst Golf Club, Thompsons Rd, Sandhurst

Kingswood Golf Club, Centre Dandenong Rd, Dingley Village

Victor Sports


GOA1M285 A Grade - Male $285 per person

GOA1F285 A Grade - Female $285 per person

GOB1M285 B Grade - Male $285 per person

GOB1F285 B Grade - Female $285 per person

GOC1M285 C Grade - Male $285 per person

GOC1F285 C Grade - Female $285 per person

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HALF / QUARTER MARATHON

Co-ordinators Ms Tamara HAMOND - Health Promotion Officer


Brendan PARSEY - Health Promotion Officer


Mr Arthur WHITCHELL


Venue Lakeside Stadium

31-33 Aughtie Drive, Albert Park

Melways Map Ref - 2K F6

Competition Date and Wednesday the 23rd of April, 2014

Time There will be a 0830 hour briefing with the event to commence at 0900 hours.

Description This event will be held around the perimeter of the Albert Park Lake and

will start and finish at Lakeside Stadium.

Each Lap of the Lake is approximately 4.7km's.

The distance of the 'Half Marathon' is 21.1km.

The distance of the 'Quarter Marathon' is 10.55km.

Competitors may only enter either the Half OR the Quarter Marathon, not

both.

Facilities Lakeside Stadium has been developed to host international, national, state

and local events.

The facility included an IAAF approved synthetic eight- lane running track,

a warm up area, jumps facilities and throws area.

Toilets and changerooms are available at the venue.


facilities.






Male and Female Half Marathon events.


'Open' medals.



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HQA1M020 21.1km Run - Male $20 per person

HQA1F020 21.1km Run - Female $20 per person

HQB1M020 10.55km Run - Male $20 per person

HQB1F020 10.55km Run - Female $20 per person


18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69


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HOCKEY - FIELD

Co-ordinators Mr Chris LEWIS


Sergeant Dave MAGHER


Venue Footscray Hockey Club McIvor Reserve

10 Fogarty Avenue, Yarraville

Melways Ref, Map 41 G10

Competition Date and Sunday the 20th, Monday the 21st, Tuesday the 22nd,

Time Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th of April 2014.

The event will commence at 0900 hours each day.

Description Outdoor Field Hockey played on full sized fields with 11 per side on the field.

Competition will be a Round Robin format depending on the number of

teams entered.

All games will be played in 2 x 35 minute halves with 5 minutes for half time.



Preliminary rounds.

Facilities This event will be held on state of the art pitch surfaces with seating and

viewing areas both indoor and outdoor.

The canteen provides a range of food and refreshments.

Changerooms, showers and toilets available.

There is car-parking on site and the venue is accessible via public transport

by taking the 432 bus from Yarraville.

There is a fully equipped hockey shop inside the venue.

Special Instructions No food or drink is to be taken into the venue.

Other Information In the Mixed competition the minimum number of females on the field at any

given time is 4.

Maximum of 16 players per team, including a non playing coach.


RH Sports

Footscray Hockey Club


HFA3M040 Men‟s - 11 a side $40 per person

HFA3F040 Women‟s - 11 a side $40 per person

HFA3X040 Mixed - 11 a side $40 per person

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LAWN BOWLS

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Haydn SMITH


Mr Rob CURTIS (retired Detective Senior Sergeant)


Mr Jason DOW - Customs


Mr Pat CONNOR - Victoria Police Bowls Club


Venue Darebin International Sports Centre

281 Darebin Road, Thornbury

Melways Map Ref. 31 A6

Competition Date and Monday the 21st, Tuesday the 22nd, Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the

Time 24th of April, 2014.


Description Day 1 - Pairs (briefing at 0830hrs for a 0900hrs start)

Day 2 - Pairs (briefing at 0830hrs for a 0900hrs start)

Day 3 - Fours (briefing at 0830hrs for a 0900hrs start)

Day 4 - Fours (briefing at 0830hrs for a 0900hrs start)

Facilities The State Lawn Bowls Centre facilities include 4 grass International

Standard outdoor bowling greens with a large viewing area for spectators.

This venue was built for the 2006 Commonwealth Games for Lawn Bowls.

Changerooms available.

On site car parking at venue.

Bar/ Bistro.

Special Instructions Dress code - Appropriate attire and footwear must be worn



LBA2O020 Pairs - Open $20 per person

LBA3O020 Fours - Open $20 per person

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MOUNTAIN BIKES

Co-ordinators Leading Firefighter Sam BACH (MFB)


Leading Firefighter Shane JENKIN (MFB)


Venue GWS Anderson Scout Camp, Dickie Rd, Officer

Melways map Ref - 212 J10

Competition Date and Sunday the 20th of April, 2014


Saturday the 19th of April - Official Practice Day

The practice session will commence at 1300 hours and conclude at 1600 hours.

Description The Mountain Bike event will be run as a challenging cross country enduro

event lasting 3 hours.

The track is approximately 7 km long.

Teams will race in relay format.

All age groups, team and solo competitors will race concurrently starting at

1030 hours.

Competitors will have exclusive use of the track for the Games.

Facilities Toilets, showers and car parking available.

GWS Scout Camp is 4 km from the Officer Railway Station, which is an

easy 10 to 15 min ride.

Officer Railway Station is on the Pakenham line and travel time is

approximately 1hr 15mins from Melbourne.

BBQ and coffee will be available at the venue.

Special Instructions Each competitor must provide their own all terrain bicycle. This bicycle must

be well maintained and have 2 working brakes. Competitors may ride single

speed bikes but not with a fixed gear.

Australian competitors must wear an Australian approved helmet.

International competitors must wear a UCI approved helmet.

Other Information 'Open' medals will be awarded for the top 3 placing‟s overall in the

Individual Male and Female 3 hour enduro events.


'Open' medals.



Scouts Victoria

GWS Anderson Scout Camp

Geelong Mountain Bike Club

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MBA1M030 3 Hour Enduro - Male $30 per person

MBA1F030 3 Hour Enduro - Female $30 per person

MBA2M030 3 Hour Pairs - Male $30 per person

MBA2F030 3 Hour Pairs - Female $30 per person

MBA2X030 3 Hour Pairs - Mixed $30 per person


Individual

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 39

40 40 - 49

50 50 - 59

60 60 - 69


Team

00 Open

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NETBALL

Co-ordinators Senior Constable Kelly BOWEN


Senior Constable Lee SMITH


Venue State Netball and Hockey Centre (SNHC)

Brens Drive, Royal Park

Melways Ref, Map 29 D12 or 2AH1

Competition Date and Female Competition - Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday the 23rd

Time of April 2014

Mixed Competition - Thursday 24th of April 2014

The event will commence at 0900 hours on all days.

Description Competition will be run in a round robin format with the leaders of each pool


Games will consist of 2 x 8 min halves with 2 mins for half time.



Preliminary rounds.


committee's intention to split the teams into A and B grade. Minimum

of 8 teams must enter for this to occur.

Facilities Competition will be played on both indoor and outdoor courts. SNHC

facilities include 5 indoor courts and 4 outdoor courts with a durable rebound

ace surface.

The centre also includes a Café and retail outlet.

On-site car parking is available. The venue is well serviced by public

transport, with tram route 55 running along the rear of the complex.

Toilets and showers are available.

Special Instructions All players must be in correct uniform.

Female teams consist of matching skirts and top, matching shorts and top,

dresses or bodysuits.

Mixed teams consist of matching skirts or shorts for females and appropriate

shorts for males (shorts above the knee with no large pockets or zips).

Gloves may be worn.

Teams must provide their own bibs.

Teams A maximum of 10 players and 1 non playing coach are permitted to register

in each team, with 7 taking the court at any one time.

Mixed team to consist of a minimum of 4 females and a maximum of 3 males

on court at any one time.

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There must be 1 male playing in each third of the court.


RH Sports


NLA3F040 Female $40 per person

NLA3X040 Mixed (4F/3M) $40 per person

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PETANQUE

Co-ordinators Mr Peter PRYCE-LEWIS (retired Leading Senior Constable)


Leading Senior Constable Kevin WALSH


Leading Senior Constable Simon GREENHILL


Venue St Kilda Sports Club

66 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda

Melway Ref - Map 2P B4

Competition Date and Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd of April 2014.

Time Thursday the 24th of April 2014 will be a 'Reserve Day'.

Check in to be completed between 9.00am and 9.15am each day.

Competition will commence at 9.30am.

Note: Any players/teams not at the ground by the start of play may forfeit

that first game.

Day 1 - Singles and Skills Competition

Day 2 - Doubles

Day 3 - Triples

Medals will be presented at the end of each day's competition.

Description Petanque is also known as boule or bocce and is basically the fore runner of

lawn bowls. The game is played on a hard packed clay or gravel surface

where metal balls (boule) are thrown into the air or along the ground with the

aim of landing closest to the jack (cochinet).

Singles and Skills Competition -

The Day 1 schedule will easily enable competitors to play in both the Singles

and Skills events if they wish to do so.

Singles -

The medal play off for each event will be decided by the best scores after 6

games. The top two players will play one further game to decide the Gold

and Silver medals. Third and fourth top scoring players will play one further

game to decide the Bronze medal.

Skills -

Competitors in the Skills comp throw 20 boules over distances of 6, 7 and 8

metres to show accuracy and skill by hitting a target or landing the boule in a

designated area. Highest possible score is 100 points.

Medals awarded to the top three scores of the day.

Team events - Doubles and Triples -

The doubles and triples teams can be all male, all female, or a combination

of each.

Due to the large number of entries expected in the team events, the Doubles and

Triples will have the following format:

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In the morning there will be 3 qualifying games after which the field will be

split into 2 categories - with the highest scoring half of the field going into the

Principale (A Grade) and the lower half of the field going into the Consolante

(B Grade).

In the afternoon, the teams in the Principale group will play four games. At

the end of which the two top scoring teams will play one further game to

decide the A Grade Gold and Silver medal. The third and fourth top scoring

team will play one further game to decide the A Grade Bronze medal.

In the afternoon, the teams in the Consolante group will play four games. At

the end of which the two top scoring teams will play one further game to

decide the B Grade Gold and Silver medal. The third and fourth top scoring

team will play one further game to decide the B Grade Bronze medal.

Please note: If in either of the team events there is less than 12 teams, then the

event will revert to the same format as in the singles events - meaning one set

only of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals.

Competitor Limits Please be aware that competition numbers may be limited - especially in the

team events which may be restricted to 24 teams only. As entry may be

closed off once the maximum number of competitors is reached, it is

suggested that entry to the Petanque events are submitted as soon as soon

as possible.

Facilities There is a licenced bar at the St Kilda Sports Club. No BYO alcohol is

permitted under any circumstances.

Numerous restaurants and cafes nearby.

A sausage sizzle will be available each day of competition for a small fee.

There are several multi-level car parks in Fitzroy Street. There is also limited

parking next to the St Kilda Sports Club.

The location is serviced by public transport. The tram route number is #96.

Special Instructions Boules and cochinets - For any competitors who do not have their own

equipment, a limited supply of extra boules will be available from the

co-ordinators. Please advise the Co-ordinators at least 1 week prior to

competition if you require equipment. Jacks (cochinets) must be supplied by

each player, however there will be a limited amount for sale at the ground.

Footwear - Footwear should cover/protect the toes, such as sneakers,

shoes, boots or similar. Thongs, open toed sandals or similar shoes are not

to be worn.

Other Information Play will comply with the rules of Petanque Australia and the Federation

Internationale de Petanque et Jeu Provincial. Social boules permitted.


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PTA1M015 Singles - Male $15 per person

PTA1F015 Singles - Female $15 per person

PTB1O015 Skills Competition - Open $15 per person

PTA2O015 Doubles - Team Open $15 per person

PTA3O015 Triples - Team Open $15 per person

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ROWING - INDOOR

Co-ordinators Mr Dick DOWLING


Sergeant Dave ANDREWS


Venue Albert by the Lake / Lakeside



Competition Date and Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th of April 2014

Time Day 1 - The event will commence at 1300 hours.

Day 2 - The event will commence at 0900 hours.

Description Indoor Rowing events will be rowed over 500 metres and 1000 metres using

the Concept II rowing machine.



facilities.





Special Instructions There will be no weight divisions in the competition.

The dampener can be adjusted to the desired setting before the race,

but not altered during the race.


1000 metre and 500 metre Individual Male and Female Indoor rowing

events.


'Open' medals.


Erg Fit

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RIA1M020 Individual Male - 1000m $20 per person

RIA1F020 Individual Female - 1000m $20 per person

RIA2M020 Pairs Male - 1000m (18-29 years) $20 per person

RIAA2M020 Pairs Male – 1000m (30-39 years) $20 per person

RIAAA2M020 Pairs Male – 1000m (40-49 years) $20 per person

RIAAAA2M020 Pairs Male – 1000m (50-59 years) $20 per person

RIAAAAA2M020 Pairs Male – 1000m (60 years and over) $20 per person

RIA2F020 Pairs Female - 1000m (18-29 years) $20 per person

RIAA2F020 Pairs Female – 1000m (30-39 years) $20 per person

RIAAA2F020 Pairs Female – 1000m (40-49 years) $20 per person

RIAAAA2F020 Pairs Female – 1000m (50-59 years) $20 per person

RIAAAAA2F020 Pairs Female – 1000m (60 years and over) $20 per person

RIA2X020 Pairs Mixed - 1000m (18-29 years) $20 per person

RIAA2X020 Pairs Mixed – 1000m (30-39 years) $20 per person

RIAAA2X020 Pairs Mixed – 1000m (40-49 years) $20 per person

RIAAAA2X020 Pairs Mixed – 1000m (50-59 years) $20 per person

RIAAAAA2X020 Pairs Mixed – 1000m (60 years and over) $20 per person

RIB1M020 Individual Male - 500m $20 per person

RIB1F020 Individual Female - 500m $20 per person


Individual

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69

70 70 - 74

75 75 - 79


Teams

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 39

40 40 - 49

50 50 - 59


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RUGBY 7's

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Barry RANDALL


Constable Darren FOSTER


Venue Albert Park environs

Competition Date and Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th of April, 2014


Description 7 on 7 Rugby Union, played under the rules of the International Rugby Board

Games will consist of 2 x 7 min halves with 60 seconds for half time.

Competition will be run in a round robin format with the leaders of each pool




Preliminary rounds.

If insufficient teams enter a specific age group, that age group may merge

with another age group or the open section for the games. Medals will still be

awarded according to the entered age group.


The venue is only a short walk from MSAC, which provides café facilities.

Car parking is available.

The venue is conveniently located in Albert Park, less than 3km from


Tram route 112 stops beside the Albert Park sports hub.

Special Instructions Uniforms are to be provided by competitors.

Teams A maximum of 12 players are permitted to register in each team, but only 10

can play in any one game, consisting of 7 on the field and 3 substitutes.


RH Sports


RYA3M040 Men‟s Open $40 per person

RYB3M040 Men‟s 35 + $40 per person

RYC3M040 Men‟s 45 + $40 per person

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00 Open



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SHOOTING - LARGE BORE

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Andrew DRINKWATER


Alison DRINKWATER


Venue Wellsford Range, 2 Rifle Range Rd, Bendigo

Melway Map Ref - 629 D9

Competition Date and Monday the 21st & Tuesday 22nd of April, 2014


Day 1 - 300, 500, 600 yards Short Range

Day 2 - 800, 900, 1000 yards Long Range

Description Competition will be a standard 10 shot match with 2 convertible sighters

at each range.

NRAA rules will apply with A, B, C, Tyro, F Standard and F Open shooting

on the new ICFRA targets.

Facilities Wellsford Range is located just 2 hours‟ drive from Melbourne in the Central

Victorian town of Bendigo.

The range has a 1200 yard capability and was the venue for the 2006

Commonwealth Games Large Bore Rifle Competitions

The Victorian Rifle Association Shooters Shop will be open for the duration

of the event.

Food and beverages will be available to purchase if required.

Shower and toilet facilities are available.

Special Instructions Firearms, ammunition and equipment will be available, but must be

requested prior to the competition day.

Tyro will be a supervised event for 1st and 2nd time shooters only.

Competitors who currently hold a grading from a rifle association are

ineligible to compete in Tyro.

F Standard shooters are restricted to .308 and .223 calibres, as per NRAA

rules.

F Open shooters are restricted to any calibre and projectile up to and

including 8mm.

Both F Standard and F Open will use a bi-pod or rest, as per NRAA rules.

Competitors may enter F Standard and/or F Open, along with their normal

competition, providing their firearms and calibres comply with NRAA rules

for that event.

A current Firearms licence is required for all competitors bringing their own

firearms.

Firearms storage for competitors can be organised by arrangement with the

Victorian Rifle Association at the range.

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Entry fee is per grade only and entitles competitors to shoot all ranges on

both days.

Current grading cards must be presented.

Other Information Bendigo is approximately 2 hours‟ drive from Melbourne.

Bendigo Railway Station is on the Bendigo train line.





SLA1U060 A Grade $60 per person

SLB1U060 B Grade $60 per person

SLC1U060 C Grade $60 per person

SLD1U060 D Grade (Tyro/Novice) $60 per person

SLE1U060 F Class Open $60 per person

SLF1U060 F Class Standard $60 per person

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SHOOTING - SMALL BORE

Co-ordinators Mr Peter KELLEY (retired Senior Constable)


Ms Dianne ROBERTSON


Venue Melbourne International Shooting Club

120 Todd Road, Port Melbourne

Melway Ref - Map 42 F12

Competition Date and Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th of April, 2014

Time The event will commence at 0900 hours on both days.

Day 1 - Bench Rest Match and 3 Position Match

Day 2 - Prone Match and Air Rifle Match

Description The events will be:

1 x 60 shot 50 metre Prone

1 x 60 shot 50 metre Bench Rest

1 x 60 shot 10 metre Air Rifle

1 x 40 shot 10 metre Air Rifle (Novice class only)

1 x 60 shot Half Course 3 Position Match (No novice class)

Facilities A BBQ lunch will be provided for a small fee.

Drinks can be purchased from the venue.

Off road car parking available.

Shower facilities available

Special Instructions Firearms and equipment will be available for loan, but must be requested

prior to the day of competition.

Other Information There will be suitable ammunition available for sale at the venue.

Limited Firearm storage is available at the venue.




Melbourne International Shooting Club

Target Rifle Victoria

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Event Code Event Entry Fe Entry Fee

SBAP1U025 A Grade 50m Prone $25 per person

SBBP1U025 B Grade 50m Prone $25 per person

SBCP1U025 C Grade 50m Prone $25 per person

SBDP1U025 D Grade 50m Prone $25 per person

SBNP1U025 Novice 50m Prone $25 per person

SBAB1U025 A Grade 50m Bench Rest $25 per person

SBBB1U025 B Grade 50m Bench Rest $25 per person

SBCB1U025 C Grade 50m Bench Rest $25 per person

SBDB1U025 D Grade 50m Bench Rest $25 per person

SBNB1U025 Novice 50m Bench Rest $25 per person

SBAA1U025 A Grade 10m Air Rifle $25 per person

SBBA1U025 B Grade 10m Air Rifle $25 per person

SBCA1U025 C Grade 10m Air Rifle $25 per person

SBDA1U025 D Grade 10m Air Rifle $25 per person

SBNA1U025 Novice 10 m Air Rifle $25 per person

SBAH1U025 A Grade Half Course 3 Position Match $25 per person

SBBH1U025 B Grade Half Course 3 Position Match $25 per person

SBCH1U025 C Grade Half Course 3 Position Match $25 per person

SBDH1U025 D Grade Half Course 3 Position Match $25 per person

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SHOOTING - SKEET

Co-ordinators Mr Glenn WOODHATCH (retired Senior Constable)


Sergeant Colin ANDERSON


Venue Bendigo Clay Target Club

551 Bendigo-Pyramid Road, Woodvale

Melways Map Ref 529 D9



Description Competition conducted under the Rules and conditions of the Australian Clay

Target Association.

Facilities There are 2 Skeet layouts at the venue.

The venue has excellent clubrooms with full catering facilities

Special Instructions Interstate and International shooters are required to complete all

documentation relative to their visit with firearms. They must ensure that

firearms are secured at all times.

Other Information An 'Overall' medal will be awarded to the overall winner in the Skeet event.

Competitors enter their grade and become eligible to be awarded the

„Overall' medal.




Bendigo Clay Target Club


SSA1U020 50 Target Skeet - A Grade $20 per person

SSB1U020 50 Target Skeet - B Grade $20 per person

SSC1U020 50 Target Skeet - C Grade $20 per person

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SHOOTING - SPORTING CLAYS











Target Association.

Facilities There is provision for up to 6 Sporting layouts at the venue.

The venue has excellent clubrooms with full catering facilities.



firearms are secured at all times.

Other Information An 'Overall' medal will be awarded to the overall winner in the Sporting Clays

event.


„Overall' medal.






SCA1U020 50 Target Sporting Clays (5 Stand) - A Grade $20 per person

SCB1U020 50 Target Sporting Clays (5 Stand) - B Grade $20 per person

SCC1U020 50 Target Sporting Clays (5 Stand) - C Grade $20 per person

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SHOOTING - TRAP








Competition Date and Wednesday the 23rd of April, 2014



Target Association.

Team Event -

A 3 member team event will be conducted in conjunction with the Double

Barrel event. Teams must consist of shooters from the same agency.

Facilities There are 4 layouts, all with automatic traps.

The venue has excellent clubrooms with full catering facilities.



firearms are secured all times.

Other Information An 'Overall' medal will be awarded to the overall winner in each of the 3 Trap

events.

A High Gun medal will be awarded over the 3 Trap events to the competitor

with the highest aggregate.


'Overall' and 'High Gun' medals.





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STAD1U015 25 Target Points Score - AA Grade $15 per person

STAA1U015 25 Target Points Score - A Grade $15 per person

STAB1U015 25 Target Points Score - B Grade $15 per person

STAC1U015 25 Target Points Score - C Grade $15 per person

STDD1U015 25 Target Double Barrel Championship - AA Grade $15 per person

STDA1U015 25 Target Double Barrel Championship - A Grade $15 per person

STDB1U015 25 Target Double Barrel Championship - B Grade $15 per person

STDC1U015 25 Target Double Barrel Championship - C Grade $15 per person

STSD1U015 25 Target Single Barrel Championship - AA Grade $15 per person

STSA1U015 25 Target Single Barrel Championship - A Grade $15 per person

STSB1U015 25 Target Single Barrel Championship - B Grade $15 per person

STSC1U015 25 Target Single Barrel Championship - C Grade $15 per person

STDA3U010 25 Target Double Barrel Championship - Team (3) $10 per person

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SHOOTING - PISTOL

Co-ordinators Sergeant Steve VORWERK


Andrew CHATTINGTON (ret Leading Senior Constable)


Venue Victoria Police Pistol Club

123 Boundary Road, Carrum Downs

Melways Ref, Map 98 D10

Competition Date and Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th of April 2014.


The briefing will commence at 0830 hours each day.

Day 1 - Practical competition.

Day 2 - Police and Services competition.

Description Day 1 description

The practical competition will be shot under modified ICORE rules with the

following modifications. Semi auto firearms will be permitted to compete and

will have their own division.

The event will be held in the following classes, however competitors may

enter ONE class only -

Law Enforcement - Serving members of Police including P.S.O's, (firearms,

ammunition and magazine/speed loaders will be supplied to Victoria Police only),

members of Victorian Prisons (with an issued firearm). All members in this

Division must bring their own Equipment Belt.

Eligible firearms are those identical to a currently issued General Duties firearm,

Of a type issued in a state of Australia and carried in a holster of a type currently

issued in Australia as a General Duties holster. For international / interstate

Sworn police competitors only, a firearm and holster can be supplied for this

division. It will consist of the current Victoria Police weapon (S & W M & P in .40

S & W) and duty holster.

Semi- Auto Open

Semi- Auto Standard/Production

Any Semi Auto pistol, having optical sights or a compensator, or both, will

compete in the Open Division.

Revolver Open

Revolver Limited

Revolver Classic

Day 2 description

The second day of competition will be held under the current rules for

Australian Police and Services Service Match. This match will be the 90

shot Service Match from 50, 25, 10 and 7 metres.

You may use a different handgun for this event as optical sights are not

allowed.

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Facilities Tea and coffee will be available at the Range.

Food will be provided at the Range for a small fee.

Special Instructions All participants using their own firearm MUST produce a current handgun

licence.

All participants are to supply their own holster. A firearm, ammunition and

magazines/speed loaders will be provided for participants in the "Law

Enforcement “division.

For all competitions, all firearms, MUST meet the normal legislative

requirements for civilian use in Australia.

Other Information Competitors may only compete in one class.

Ammunition is to be provided by the competitor, however, limited supplies

of some calibres will be available for purchase if required. Please contact

Dale HARRIS on 0429 431 359 at least 30 days prior to competition.


Victoria Police Pistol Club


SPA1U020 Law Enforcement $20 per person

SPB1U020 Semi - Auto Open $20 per person

SPC1U020 Semi - Auto Standard/Production $20 per person

SPD1U020 Revolver Open $20 per person

SPE1U020 Revolver Limited $20 per person

SPF1U020 Revolver Classic $20 per person

SPG1U020 Police and Services Service Match $20 per person

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SOCCER - FIELD

Co-ordinators Senior Sergeant Ron SINCLAIR


Senior Sergeant Darren COOPER


Venue/s Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park

Village Green Drive, Albert Park


Lakeside Oval, Albert Park



Competition Date and Saturday the 19th, Sunday the 20th, Monday the 21st,

Time Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday the 23rd of April 2014


Description Soccer played on full sized fields with 11 per side.

A maximum of 18 persons, including non-playing coach, are permitted to

register in each team.

Subs will be unlimited interchange.


teams entered.

All games will be played in 45 minute halves.



Preliminary rounds.

If insufficient teams enter a specific age group, that age group may merge

with another age group or the open section for the games. Medals will still

be awarded according to the entered age group.

Facilities Lakeside Stadium



facilities.





Harry Trott Oval

Changerooms and toilets will be available within the Holdsworth Pavilion,

located beside the Harry Trott Oval.

Special Instructions Competitors are only able to enter one division.

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RH Sports


SFA3M040 Open Male $40 per person

SFB3M040 Over 40 Male $40 per person

SFA3F040 Open Female $40 per person


00 Open


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SOCCER - INDOOR

Co-ordinators Senior Sergeant Ron SINCLAIR


Senior Sergeant Darren COOPER


Venue Albert Park Indoor Sports Centre

Pit Lane, Buildings 2-6

Melways Map Ref - 57 J6

Competition Date and Thursday 24th April 2014


Description Indoor Soccer played on a timber surface with 5 players per side on the field.

A maximum of 10 persons, and 1 non playing coach, are permitted to

register in each team.

Subs will be unlimited interchange.


teams entered.

All games will be played in 2 x 10 min halves.



Preliminary rounds.

Facilities Toilets and changeroom facilities are available at venue.

This venue is a short walk from MSAC and the Games Hub. Food and drink

is available from MSAC.

Special Instructions Competitors are only able to enter one division.


RH Sports


SIA3M040 Open - Male Team $30 per person

SIB3M040 Over 40 - Male Team $30 per person

SIA3F040 Open - Female Team $30 per person


00 Open


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SOFTBALL - SLOW PITCH

Co-ordinators Sergeant Debbie KEOGH


Sergeant Judith GEHRIG


Venue Fawkner Park, 24-88 Commercial Road, Melbourne

Melways Map Ref - 2L C6

Competition Date and Sunday the 20th, Monday the 21st, Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday the

Time 23rd of April 2014


Description Slow Pitch Softball played on full sized fields with 10 on the field at any time.

Minimum of 8 on the field to start the game.

Minimum of 5 females on the Diamond at any one time.

A maximum of 16 persons, including non-playing coach, are permitted

to register in each team.

It would be desirable for each team to provide a scorer.


teams entered.

All games will be played for a duration of 75 minutes, with at least 15

minutes between games.

After close of entries and dependant on the amount of teams entered,

the organising committee reserves the right to reduce/alter game time in the

Preliminary rounds.

Facilities Toilets, Changerooms, Parking, Playgrounds and BBQ facilities are all

available at Fawkner Park.

The Northern Sports Pavilion will be accessible for competitors and

supporters throughout the competition.

Other Information Each player will require a shirt with an easily identifiable number on the back.

Footwear must be fully enclosed.

A map of Fawkner Park can be found by going to the City of Melbourne

website http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/ParksandActivities/Parks

Fawkner Park is well serviced by public transport, with a tramline running

along St Kilda Road, Melbourne and Commercial Road, Melbourne.

Tram route 72 stops at Fawkner Park (stop # 25 & 26)


RH Sports


SOA3X040 Mixed - Team $25 per person

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SQUASH

Co-ordinators Mr Warren GILBERT (retired Detective Sergeant)


Sergeant Cassian TAYLOR





Competition Date and Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday 23rd of April, 2014


Description Competition will be played in a Round Robin format consisting of point a rally

scoring, up to 15 points.

Facilities MSAC Squash facilities include 10 international standard squash courts with

fully sprung floors.





precincts.





Sporting Hub.





Other Information Squash balls are provided.

Event will be conducted under VSL rules.

Competitors will provide their own racquet and appropriate clothing.

White soled or non-marking shoes shall be worn.


RH Sports

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SQA1M030 A Grade Singles - Male $30 per person

SQB1M030 B Grade Singles - Male $30 per person

SQC1M030 C Grade Singles - Male $30 per person

SQD1M030 D Grade Singles - Male $30 per person

SQA1F030 A Grade Singles - Female $30 per person

SQB1F030 B Grade Singles - Female $30 per person

SQC1F030 C Grade Singles - Female $30 per person

SQD1F030 D Grade Singles - Female $30 per person

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STAIR RACE

Co-ordinators Leading Firefighter Steve AXUP (MFB)


Station Officer Tony MARTIN (MFB)


Tony SCOTT (New Zealand Fire Service)


Venue Rialto, 525 Collins Street, Melbourne

Melways Map Ref - 2F B 6

Competition Date and Monday the 21st of April, 2014


Check in will commence at 0800 hours.

Race briefing will commence at 0830 hours.

Description The Rialto is a 54 level building.

The race will commence from the Ground level and conclude between

levels 50 and 53. The finish level will be determined by Centre Management

closer to the date of competition.

Facilities Toilet facilities at venue.

The venue is located in the centre of the Melbourne CBD with direct access

to public transport.

Retail and food outlets located in close proximity.

No changerooms or catering facilities onsite.

Special Instructions Rules:

Competitors may ascend the stairs taking as many steps at a time as they

choose.

Slower competitors must allow faster competitors right of way.

Competitors may stop if required only on landings.

Requirement of medical attention before completion will mean

disqualification

Full Firefighting Gear (FFG) Category:

Competitors are required to provide their own fire fighting equipment as

follows that must be of Australian standards -

Structural firefighting helmet

Structural firefighting turnout coat

Structural firefighting turnout pants

Structural firefighting gloves

Structural firefighting boots

Breathing Apparatus will be provided.

Fire Service identification will be required and checked prior to

commencement of event for FFG category.

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Proof of Breathing Apparatus certification must be provided and will be

checked prior to commencement of event.

Important -

Fire fighter Employment Identification or Proof of Breathing Apparatus

certification must be provided at check in for FFG category.

Other Information 'Open' medals will be awarded for the 3 fastest times overall in both the Male

and Female Stair Race event.


'Open' medals.


Teams shall be 3 members with Unisex being a minimum of 1 male and1

female.

Teams must be from the same service.

An individual can only enter 1 team event per category.

Acknowledgements Scott Safety

Rialto

Victor Sports


SRR1M040 Stair Race - Male $40 per person

SRR1F040 Stair Race - Female $40 per person

SRR3M015 Stair Race - Team Male $15 per person

SRR3U015 Stair Race - Team Unisex $15 per person

SRG1M040 Male FFG including BA $40 per person

SRG1F040 Female FFG including BA $40 per person

SRG3M015 Male FFG - Team including BA $15 per person

SRG3U015 Unisex FFG - Team including BA $15 per person


Individual

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69


Team

00 Open

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SURFING

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Brian BOURKE


Mr Joe BRIGLIA (retired Sergeant)


Venue Philip Island/East Coast area, Woolamai SLSC


Competition Date and Tuesday the 22nd, Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th of April 2014.

The event will commence at 0700 hours on each day.

All competitors are to meet the Woolamai SLSC at 0700 hours where final

instructions in regards to the location will be given. This will be determined

by surf conditions.

Description The event will consist of surfing on short and long boards.

Facilities Accommodation will be available at the Woolamai Surf Life Saving Club for a

small fee. Please bring your own sleeping gear.

Special Instructions Short board to be no longer than 2 feet longer than the competitors height.

Long board shall be a minimum of 9 foot.

Other Information 'Open' medals will be awarded for the top 3 placing‟s overall in the both the

Male and Female Surfing events.


'Open' medals.



SUM1M020 Malibu (Longboard) - Male $20 per person

SUM1F020 Malibu (Longboard) - Female $20 per person

SUS1M020 Surfboard (Short board) - Male $20 per person

SUS1F020 Surfboard (Short board) - Female $20 per person


18 18 - 29

30 30 - 39

40 40 - 49

50 50 - 59


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SWIMMING - OPEN WATER

Co-ordinators Ms Sue BUSSELL - Worksafe Victoria


Mr Dean HEMBURROW - Life Saving Victoria


Venue Sandridge Beach, The Boulevarde, Port Melbourne

Melway Map Ref - 56 G3


Time The event briefing will commence at 0815hrs for a 0900hrs start.

Description A 2km 'Open Water' swim starting and finishing on the beach at Sandridge

Beach, adjacent to the Life Saving Victoria building.

Facilities Parking is available at Life Saving Victoria and at the Sandridge Life Saving

Club.

Change facilities are available at Life Saving Victoria.

Special Instructions Swim caps will be provided

Wetsuits may be worn

No fins, boards or flotation gear

Please ensure that you have a suitable level of fitness for this event.

Other Information Water Safety will be provided by Life Saving Victoria.

'Open' medals will be awarded for the 3 fastest times overall in both the Male

and Female Open Water Swimming events.


'Open' medals.



Life Saving Victoria


SGO1M030 Male $30 per person

SGO1F030 Female $30 per person

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18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69


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SWIMMING - POOL

Co-ordinators Ms Sue BUSSELL - Worksafe Victoria


Leading Senior Constable Suzan ANDREWS





Competition Date Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th of April, 2014

Day 1 will commence at 0900 hours.


Description Proposed Schedule of Events

Day 1 -

400m Freestyle

100m Backstroke

50m Freestyle

4 x 50m Medley Relay

100m Breaststroke

50m Butterfly

200m Freestyle

4 x 100m Freestyle Relay

Day 2 -

800m Freestyle

50m Backstroke

100m Butterfly

50m Breaststroke

200m Individual Medley

100m Freestyle

4 x 50m Freestyle Relay

Facilities MSAC offers internationally recognised state of the art aquatic facilities

including both indoor and outdoor pools.

MSAC has previously hosted the 2006 Commonwealth Games and the 2007

FINA world Swimming Championships.





precincts.




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Sporting Hub.





Special Instructions Competitors can only enter their own age group. There will be NO Open

category for this event.

Poolside entries will not be accepted.

Competitors must report to the marshalling area when called by the Marshall.

A competitor who does not report after his/her name has been called

twice may be scratched from the event.



SWA1M015 50m Freestyle - Male $15 per person

SWA1F015 50m Freestyle - Female $15 per person

SWB1M015 100m Freestyle - Male $15 per person

SWB1F015 100m Freestyle - Female $15 per person

SWC1M015 200m Freestyle - Male $15 per person

SWC1F015 200m Freestyle - Female $15 per person

SWD1M015 400m Freestyle - Male $15 per person

SWD1F015 400m Freestyle - Female $15 per person

SWE1M015 800m Freestyle - Male $15 per person

SWE1F015 800m Freestyle - Female $15 per person

SWF1M015 50m Backstroke - Male $15 per person

SWF1F015 50m Backstroke - Female $15 per person

SWG1M015 100m Backstroke - Male $15 per person

SWG1F015 100m Backstroke - Female $15 per person

SWH1M015 50m Breaststroke - Male $15 per person

SWH1F015 50m Breaststroke - Female $15 per person

SWI1M015 100m Breaststroke - Male $15 per person

SWI1F015 100m Breaststroke - Female $15 per person

SWJ1M015 50m Butterfly - Male $15 per person

SWJ1F015 50m Butterfly - Female $15 per person

SWK1M015 100m Butterfly - Male $15 per person

SWK1F015 100m Butterfly - Female $15 per person

SWL1M015 200m Individual Medley - Male $15 per person

SWL1F015 200m Individual Medley - Female $15 per person

SWA3M010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Male (Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWAA3M010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Male (200 - 259years) $10 per person

SWAAA3M010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Male (More than 260 years) $10 per person

SWA3F010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Female (Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWAA3F010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Female (200 - 259years) $10 per person

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SWAAA3F010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Female (More than 260years) $10 per person

SWA3X010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Mixed (Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWAA3X010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Mixed (200 - 259years) $10 per person

SWAAA3X010 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay – Mixed (More than 260years) $10 per person

SWB3M010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Male(Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWBB3M010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Male(200 - 259years) $10 per person

SWBBB3M010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Male (More than 260years) $10 per person

SWB3F010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Female(Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWBB3F010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Female(200 - 259years) $10 per person

SWBBB3F010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Female (More than 260years) $10 per person

SWB3X010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Mixed(Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWBB3X010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Mixed(200 - 259 years) $10 per person

SWBBB3X010 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay – Mixed (More than 260years) $10 per person

SWL3M010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Male(Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWLL3M010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Male(200 - 259years) $10 per person

SWLLL3M010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Male(More than 260years) $10 per person

SWL3F010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Female(Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWLL3F010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Female(200 - 259years) $10 per person

SWLLL3F010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Female(More than 260years) $10 per person

SWL3X010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Mixed(Less than 200years) $10 per person

SWLL3X010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Mixed(200 - 259years) $10 per person

SWLLL3X010 4 x 50m Medley Relay – Mixed(More than 260years) $10 per person


Individual

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69

70 70 - 74

75 75 - 79


Relay

Under 200 Combined age of Competitors totals less than 200 years

200 - 259 Combined age of Competitors totals 200 – 259 years

260 + Combined age of Competitors totals over 260 years

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TABLE TENNIS

Co-ordinators Senior Sheriff's Officer Leigh GILMORE


Coast Guard Officer Fanny HO





Competition Date and Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th of April, 2014


Description Teams event will be held on Saturday 19th of April, 2014.

Singles and Doubles events will be held on Sunday 20th of April, 2014

In the Teams event, competitors will each play a game of singles, followed

by reverse singles and then doubles.

Teams may consist of either all male, all female or unisex.

Facilities MSAC facilities include 8 competition standard tables in the Table Tennis

Hall.





precincts.





Sporting Hub.






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TTA1M020 Singles - Male $20 per person

TTA1F020 Singles - Female $20 per person

TTA2M020 Doubles (2) - Male $20 per person

TTA2F020 Doubles (2) - Female $20 per person

TTA2X020 Doubles (2) - Mixed $20 per person

TTA3U020 Teams (2) - Unisex $20 per person


Singles

18 18 - 39


Doubles

00 Open

Teams

00 Open

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TENNIS

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Chris BLAZEVIC


Leading Senior Constable Garth DARTNELL


Leading Senior Constable Kaye PRICE


Venue Melbourne Park, Swan Street, Melbourne


Competition Date and Monday the 21st, Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday the23rd of April 2014.

Thursday the 24th April 2014 - Reserve Day


Description The Singles competition will be held on Monday and Tuesday.

The Mixed Doubles competition will be held on Tuesday.

The Men‟s and Women‟s Doubles competition will be held on Wednesday.

All Doubles events will be in Round Robin format.

Open Women‟s and Men‟s Singles events are knockout format.

All other aged Singles events will be in Round Robin format.

Competitors can only enter one age group of Mixed Doubles and one age

group of Doubles.

Facilities Melbourne Park is the home of the Australian Open.

This gives players the opportunity to play on the same courts as the world's

best. These are the best facilities in Australia and one of the most

prestigious in the world.

There are 34 outdoor courts and 12 indoor courts (plexicushion).

Facilities include a lounge and café, change room, pro shop and car parking.

Melbourne Park is easily accessible through public transport, utilising Tram

Routes 70, 48 and 75.

Melbourne Park is approximately 1.5km from Flinders Street Station or a 20

minute walk.


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TEA1M025 Singles – Male (Open) $25 per person

TEAA1M025 Singles – Male (18 – 29 years) $25 per person

TEAAA1M025 Singles – Male (30 – 39 years) $25 per person

TEAAAA1M025 Singles – Male (40 – 49 years) $25 per person

TEAAAAA1M025 Singles – Male (50 – 59 years) $25 per person

TEAAAAAA1M025 Singles – Male ( 60 years and over) $25 per person

TEA1F025 Singles – Female (Open) $25 per person

TEAA1F025 Singles – Female (18 – 29 years) $25 per person

TEAAA1F025 Singles – Female (30 – 39 years) $25 per person

TEAAAA1F025 Singles – Female (40 – 49 years) $25 per person

TEAAAAA1F025 Singles – Female (50 – 59 years) $25 per person

TEAAAAAA1F025 Singles – Female ( 60 years and over) $25 per person

TEA2M025 Doubles – Male (Open) $25 per person

TEAA2M025 Doubles – Male (40-49 years) $25 per person

TEAAA2M025 Doubles – Male (50-59 years) $25 per person

TEAAAA2M025 Doubles – Males (60 years and over) $25 per person

TEA2F025 Doubles – Female (Open) $25 per person

TEAA2F025 Doubles – Female (40-49 years) $25 per person

TEAAA2F025 Doubles – Female (50-59 years) $25 per person

TEAAAA2F025 Doubles – Female (60 years and over) $25 per person

TEA2X025 Doubles – Mixed (Open) $25 per person

TEAA2X025 Doubles – Mixed (40-49 years) $25 per person

TEAAA2X025 Doubles – Mixed (50-59 years) $25 per person

TEAAAA2X025 Doubles – Mixed (60 years and over) $25 per person


Singles

00 Open

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 39

40 40 - 49

50 50 - 59


Doubles

00 Open

40 40 - 49

50 50 - 59


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TENPIN BOWLING

Co-ordinators Mr Phil PARSON (retired Sergeant)


Leading Senior Constable Peter MILNE


Venue AMF Bowling Moorabbin

938 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin.


Competition Date and Monday the 21st, Tuesday the 22nd and Wednesday the

Time/s 23rd of April 2014.

Monday - Singles Event - Check in at 0900 hours.

Tuesday - Doubles Event - Check in at 0900 hours.

Wednesday - Team Event - Check in at 0900 hours.

Thursday – Reserve Day

Description The following averages are in line with the Australasian Police and

Emergency Services Games competition rules.

Singles Averages

A Grade 180 and above

B Grade 150 to 179

C Grade 149 or less

Doubles (2) Combined Averages


B Grade 300 to 358

C Grade 298 or less

Teams (4) Combined Averages


B Grade 600 to 716

C Grade 596 or less

Facilities Facilities include 28 bowling lanes, a café, a fully licensed bar and a pro

shop.


The venue is easily accessible via Public Transport and a 100m walk from

the Moorabbin Train Station, which is on Frankston Train Line.

Other Information There will be no qualifying or pre-bowling and each event will be over 5

games.

Highest scores bowled will be adjudged the winners in all grades. Medals will

be presented at the end of each days competition.

No averages need to be submitted. If you nominate that you wish to bowl in

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the 'A' Grade your scores will not be averaged for grading‟s. Averages and

Grades will be obtained from the Singles competition and will then apply to

the Doubles and Teams events.

Competitors who enter all 3 events (singles, doubles and teams)

automatically qualify for the 'All Events' medal.



TPB1M040 Singles - Male $40 per person

TPB1F040 Singles - Female $40 per person

TPB2M040 Doubles - Male $40 per person

TPB2F040 Doubles - Female $40 per person

TPB3M040 Teams - Male $40 per person

TPB3F040 Teams - Female $40 per person

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TOUCH RUGBY / TOUCH FOOTBALL

Co-ordinators Ambulance Paramedic Rohan ANSTEY


Ms Claire OLIVERI - Ambulance Victoria


Venue Albert Park, Oval No's 4 & 5

Hockey Drive, Albert Park

Melways Map Ref - 2N K2

Competition Date and Monday 21st, Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday the 23rd of April 2014.


Day 1 and 2 - Male and Female competition

Day 3 - Mixed competition.

Description Touch Rugby (AKA Touch Football) is a very popular sport in the Northern

States of Australia and is further growing in popularity.

Competition to be played on full sized fields with 6 per side on the field.

Maximum of 12 people per team.


teams entered.

All games will be played in 10 minute halves.



Preliminary rounds.

Facilities The Cox-McKenzie Pavilion toilets and changerooms will be available.

This venue is a short walk from MSAC and the Games Hub. Food and drink

is available from MSAC.

The venue is accessible via public transport. Tram route96 (stop # 131) is

approximately a 5 minute walk from the venue.

Special Instructions Each player will need a shirt with an easily identifiable number on the back.


RH Sports


TRF3M030 Male $30 per person

TRF3F030 Female $30 per person

TRF3X030 Mixed $30 per person

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TOUGHEST COMPETITOR ALIVE

Co-ordinators Aaron SWEET Recreational Officer - Corrections


Station Officer Barry WOODS




Venue Lakeside Stadium / Victorian Institute of Sport



Competition Date Saturday the 19th of April, 2014


Description The Toughest Competitor Alive includes -

1 - 4 km Run

2 - 100 m Sprint

3 - Shot Put (refer to the Track and Field technical implement

details for this event)

4 - 5.5m Rope Climb (use of upper body only)

5 - 100m Swim (to be conducted in a 25m indoor pool)

6 - Bench press (increasing Olympic weighted bar, 2 lifts)

7 - Chin-ups

8 - Obstacle Course (distance of approx. 400m, consisting of a run, dummy

drag, hurdles, climbing over a 1.2m cyclone fence, maze run, tyre run

through and sand crawl)

Facilities Lakeside Stadium has been developed to host international, national, state

and local events.

The facility included an IAAF approved synthetic eight- lane running track, a

warm up area, jumps facilities and throws area.



facilities.





Other Information Competitors will be given a score out of 0-1000 per event, which will go

towards the total score of all 8 events. You do not need to be the best at all

events.

In the doubles you only need to do four of the 8 events which will go

towards your total team score.

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You are able to do the individual and doubles event at the same time where

your score in the individual event will go towards your doubles score as well.

'Open' medals will be awarded for the top 3 placing‟s overall in the both the

Individual Male and Female TCA events.


'Open' medals.

A copy of the Point score table will be provided closer to the event.

There is no age category in the Doubles event.



TCA1M030 TCA - Individual Male $30 per person

TCA1F030 TCA - Individual Female $30 per person

TCA2M030 TCA - Doubles Male $30 per person

TCA2F030 TCA - Doubles Female $30 per person

TCA2X030 TCA - Doubles Mixed $30 per person


Individual

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69


Doubles

00 Open

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TRACK and FIELD

Co-ordinators


Mr Mark TUPPEN State Emergency Service


Venue Lakeside Stadium



Competition Date Saturday 19th and Sunday the 20th of April, 2014



Description Proposed Schedule of Events -

Day 1 -

5000m

Long Jump

100m

High Jump

Steeplechase

Discus

400m

4 x 100m Relay

Day 2 -

Hurdles

Javelin

3000m Walk

800m

Triple Jump

1500m

Shot Put

200m

4 x 200m Relay

NOTE - The above information is proposed only and is not necessarily in the

order as is written.

Facilities Lakeside Stadium has been developed to host international, national,

state and local events.

The facility included an IAAF approved synthetic eight- lane running

track, a warm up area, jumps facilities and throws area.



facilities.

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Special Instructions Competitors must report to the marshalling area when called by the Marshall.

A competitor who does not report after his/her name has been called twice

may be scratched from the event.

Competitors who wish to scratch themselves from an event should notify the

Marshall half an hour prior to the event.

The onus is on the competitor to be at the Marshalling area when their

event is called.

Competitors can only enter their own age group. There will be NO Open

category for this event.

Other Information Athletics Technical Details:

Implements

Women Discus Javelin Shot Put

18-29 1.00kg 600gm 4.00kg

30-49 1.00kg 600gm 4.00kg

50-59 1.00kg 500gm 3.00kg

60-74 1.00kg 400gm 3.00kg

75+ 0.75kg 400gm 2.00kg

Men Discus Javelin Shot Put

18-29 2.00kg 800gm 7.26kg

30-49 2.00kg 800gm 7.26kg

50-59 1.50kg 700gm 6.00kg

60-69 1.00kg 600gm 5.00kg

70-79 1.00kg 500gm 4.00kg

80+ 1.00kg 400gm 3.00kg

Hurdles

Women Distance Hurdle Height No.of

18-29 100m .840m 10

30-39 100m .840m 10

40-49 80m .762m 8

50-59 80m .762m 8

60+ 80m .686m 8

Men Distance Hurdle Height No.of

18-29 110m 1.067m 10

30-49 110m .991m 10

50-59 100m .914m 10

60-69 100m .840m 10

70-79 80m .762m 8

80+ 80m .686m 8

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Steeplechase

Women Distance Height

All ages 2000m .762m

Men Distance Height

18-29 3000m .914m

30-59 3000m .914m

60+ 2000m .762m



TFA1M020 100m - Male $20 per person

TFA1F020 100m - Female $20 per person

TFB1M020 200m - Male $20 per person

TFB1F020 200m - Female $20 per person

TFC1M020 400m - Male $20 per person

TFC1F020 400m - Female $20 per person

TFD1M020 800m - Male $20 per person

TFD1F020 800m - Female $20 per person

TFE1M020 1500m - Male $20 per person

TFE1F020 1500m - Female $20 per person

TFF1M020 5000m - Male $20 per person

TFF1F020 5000m - Female $20 per person

TFG1M020 3000m Walk - Male $20 per person

TFG1F020 3000m Walk - Female $20 per person

TFH1M020 Discus - Male $20 per person

TFH1F020 Discus - Female $20 per person

TFI1M020 High Jump - Male $20 per person

TFI1F020 High Jump - Female $20 per person

TFJ1M020 Javelin - Male $20 per person

TFJ1F020 Javelin - Female $20 per person

TFK1M020 Long Jump - Male $20 per person

TFK1F020 Long Jump - Female $20 per person

TFL1M020 Shot Put - Male $20 per person

TFL1F020 Shot Put - Female $20 per person

TFM1M020 Triple Jump - Male $20 per person

TFM1F020 Triple Jump - Female $20 per person

TFN1M020 110m Hurdles - Male $20 per person

TFN1F020 100m Hurdles - Female $20 per person

TFO1M020 3000m Steeplechase - Male $20 per person

TFO1F020 2000m Steeplechase - Female $20 per person

TFA3M020 4 x 100m Relay – Male(Total under 160 years) $20 per person

TFAA3M020 4 x 100m Relay – Male (Total over 160 years) $20 per person

TFA3F020 4 x 100m Relay – Female (Total under 160 years) $20 per person

TFAA3F020 4 x 100m Relay – Female (Total over 160 years) $20 per person

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TFB3M020 4 x 200m Relay – Male (Total under 160 years) $20 per person

TFBB3M020 4 x 200m Relay – Male (Total over 160 years) $20 per person

TFB3F020 4 x 200m Relay – Female (Total under 160 years) $20 per person

TFBB3F020 4 x 200m Relay – Female (Total over 160 years) $20 per person


Individual

18 18 -29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69

70 70 - 74

75 75 - 79


Relays

Under 160 Combined age of Competitors totals under 160 years

Above 160 Combined age of Competitors totals above 160 years

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TRIATHLON

Co-ordinators Leading Senior Constable Graeme SMITH


Mr Adrian BENNE (retired Senior Sergeant)


Venue Eastern Beach Reserve, Ritchie Boulevard, Geelong

Melway Map Ref - 402 M4 or 452 E3.

Competition Date and Thursday the 24th of April, 2014

Time The event will commence at 0930 hours sharp.

Briefing and registration from 0830 hours.

Description The Dash Triathlon will consist of a 250m open water swim, a 10km cycle

and a 2.5 km run.

The Sprint Distance Triathlon will start immediately after the Dash Triathlon.

The Sprint Distance Triathlon will consist of a 750m open water swim,

a 20km cycle and a 5 km run.

Facilities Male and Female toilets and changerooms are in the Eastern Beach

Reserve near the swimming enclosure about 500 metres east of the

transition registration area.

There will be presentations after the event at the Royal Geelong Yacht

Club, Eastern Beach Road. Showers, changing rooms and toilet facilities

are available.

There will be a BBQ at a reasonable cost.

Special Instructions The Dash Triathlon will commence at 0930 hours sharp.

There is parking available for competitors in Ritchie Boulevard.

NOTE: The entrance to the parking area will be closed for the running of the

triathlon at 0900 hours.

Swim caps will be provided and are required to be worn during the swim.

Other Information Swim to bike and also bike to run transition will be conducted in the transition

area at the bike racks provided.

Separate legs teams will only be eligible to enter Sprint Distance event only.

'Open' medals will be awarded for the 3 fastest times overall in both the

Individual Male and Female Sprint Distance Triathlon events.


'Open' medals.



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TNA1M040 Dash - Individual Male $40 per person

TNA1F040 Dash - Individual Female $40 per person

TNB1M040 Sprint - Individual Male $40 per person

TNB1F040 Sprint - Individual Female $40 per person

TNB3M030 Sprint - Separate Legs – Male - Open $30 per person

TNB3F030 Sprint - Separate Legs – Female - Open $30 per person

TNB3X030 Sprint - Separate Legs – Mixed - Open $30 per person

TNBB3M030 Sprint – Separate Legs – Male – 35 and Over $30 per person

TNBB3F030 Sprint - Separate Legs – Female – 35 and Over $30 per person

TNBB3X030 Sprint – Separate Legs – Mixed – 35 and Over $30 per person


Individual

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69

70 70 - 74

75 75 - 79


Teams

00 Open


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VOLLEYBALL - INDOOR

Co-ordinators Sergeant Eddy BARAKE


Leading Senior Constable Natalie SMITH





Competition Date and Saturday 19th and Sunday the 20th of April, 2014


Day 1 - Unisex competition

Day 2 - Mixed competition

Description Competition will be played in a Round Robin format depending on the

number of teams entered.

6 players on court, maximum 10 players to a team.

Unisex teams have no limitations of gender mix.

Mixed teams must have 2 of each gender on court at all times.


committee's intention to split the teams into A and B grade. Minimum of 8

teams must enter for this to occur.

Facilities MSAC is conveniently located in Albert Park, less than 3km from Melbourne




precincts.





Sporting Hub.






RH Sports


VBI3U035 Unisex $35 per person

VBI3X035 Mixed $35 per person

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VOLLEYBALL - BEACH

Co-ordinators Mr Brian NEAL (CFA)


Ms Christine McGOWN (Ambulance Victoria)


Venue South Melbourne Beach

Beaconsfield Parade, South Melbourne

Melways Map Ref - 2J J10

Competition Date and Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday the 23rd of April, 2014


Day 1 - Beach Pairs

Day 2 - Beach Fours

Description Games are best of 3 sets (21, 21 and 15)

Referees will be provided for all games.

The competition will be a Round Robin format.

Beach Fours Mixed teams must have 1 male and 1 female on the court

throughout the game as a minimum.

Beach fours have a maximum of 6 players per team

Facilities Games will be played on outdoor sand courts.

Players tent on the beach for storage use and shelter.

Food and drink available in nearby Victoria Avenue.

Public transport available via Tram Route 1 to South Melbourne Beach.

Special Instructions Beach volleyball is played in all weather, except lightning.

Players should bring appropriate clothing for the weather.


RH Sports

VicBeach Volleyball

Volleyball Victoria Inc.


VBB3X030 Beach Fours - Mixed $30 per person

VBB2M030 Beach Pairs - Male Open $30 per person

VBC2M030 Beach Pairs - Male 40 + $30 per person

VBB2F030 Beach Pairs - Female Open $30 per person

VBC2F030 Beach Pairs - Female 40 + $30 per person


00 Open


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X-TERRA DUATHLON

Co-ordinators Duncan BROOKS - Health Promotion Officer




Joel VAN OOSTEN - Health Promotion Officer


Venue Lysterfield Park, enter off Horswood Road.



Time Registration commences at 0900 hours.

The event commences at 1000 hours.

Description An exciting event combining strategy, navigation and the challenge of

mountain biking and trail running through the picturesque Lysterfield Park.

Competitors alternate between different Running Legs (6 locations) and

Mountain Biking Legs (6 locations). There are a mix of longer technical

legs and shorter novice legs.

At the end of each leg there is a 'points card' which competitors must

then return to the marshalls at transition, making each leg effectively an

'out n back'route. The longer the leg the greater the points value with running

being weighted to even out speed differences compared to the bike.

The event runs for 90 mins with the winner being the competitor securing

the most points before the siren sounds.

Facilities Lysterfield Park has excellent public toilet, BBQ, bush walking and swimming

facilities.

Special Instructions Competitors to supply their own mountain bike and suitable helmet for the

event.

Some basic navigation skills are required.

Run and Ride Leg Checkpoints will be revealed at the event.

In the Doubles event athletes compete in pairs. Team- mates choose which

of the legs, bike or run, they begin with. One team member remains in

transition, then 'tags' before heading out on their chosen leg.


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XTD1M020 Individual - Male $20 per person

XTD1F020 Individual - Female $20 per person

XTD2M020 Doubles - Male $20 per person

XTD2F020 Doubles - Female $20 per person

XTD2X020 Doubles - Mixed $20 per person


Individual

18 18 - 29

30 30 - 34

35 35 - 39

40 40 - 44

45 45 - 49

50 50 - 54

55 55 - 59

60 60 - 64

65 65 - 69

70 70 - 74

Teams Open

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Map To view live map go to http://bit.ly/15pNE7g

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