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FINAL RESULTS FOR THE 2008/09 SEASON
68 athletes on the podium.
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FIRST (22)
Robbie James - Hallett Cove 100m Gift
Emma Hill - Hallett Cove 100m Women
Robbie James - Flinders 200m Open
Casey Whitaker - Whyalla 70m Novice
James Boden - Whyalla 300m Novice
Robbie James - Reynella 120m Gift
Oliver Preston - Reynella 800m Novice
Oliver Preston - Reynella 300m Under 20's
Robbie James - Mt Gambier 70m Open
Oliver Preston - PreBay Colley 1000m Under 20's
Simon Thompson - Glenelg 400m Open
Alicia Wrench-Doody - Bay Sheffield 120m Women's
Robbie James - BURNIE (TAS) 90m Open
Alicia Wrench-Doody BURNIE (TAS) 120m Women's Burnie Gift
Clay Watkins - BURNIE (TAS) 120m Burnie Gift
Oliver Preston - Camden 400m Under 17's
Emma Hill - Ararat (VIC) 120m Women
Nathan Batley - Tea Tree Gully 200m Under 20's
Leon Burckhardt - Loxton 120m Gift
Jordan Tronnolone - Loxton 120m Under 20's
Simon Thompson - Loxton 70m Novice
Leon Burckhardt - Flagstaff Hill 550m Open
PLUS the 4 x 200m state relay in Burnie (R James, J Boden, A Wrench-Doody, C Watkins).
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SECOND (28)
J Tronnolone 6, E Hill 3, H Cook 3, O Preston 3, A Wrench-Doody 2, D Hicks 2, J Boden 2, N Batley 2, S Thompson, C Whitaker, D Woodhams, D Kirk, C Watkins.
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THIRD (18)
D Kirk 3, E Hill 3, A Beck 2, J Tronnolone 2, N Batley 2, O Preston, D Woodhams, S Thompson, J Boden, C Baker, M Antenucci.
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ASA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (February 2009)
GOLD
Clay Watkins - Open Men's 100m
Clay Watkins - Open Men's 200m
Clay Waykins - Open Men's 400m
James Boden - Open Mem's 800m
Alicia Wrench-Doody - Open Women's 100m
Alicia Wrench-Doody - Open Women's 200m
Jordan Tronnolone - U/20 Men's 100m
Jordan Tronnolone - U/20 Men's 200m
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SILVER
Robbie James - Open Men's 100m
Robbie James - Open Men's 200m
Oliver Preston - U/20 Men's 800m
Corey Baker - U/18 Men's 100m
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BRONZE
Hayden Cook - Open Men's 800m
Oliver Preston - U/18 Men's 800m
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AA NATIONAL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS - March 2009
Clay Watkins - 4th Open Men's 400m with 46.46 PB.
Alicia Wrench-Doody - SILVER Open Women's 200m.
Alicia Wrench-Doody - BRONZE Open Women's 100m.
James Boden - 9th overall Open Men's 800m with 1-49.41 PB.
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AA UNDER 23 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - April 2009
Clay Watkins - GOLD U/23 Men's 400m.
Clay Watkins - BRONZE U/23 Men's 100m.
James Boden - BRONZE U/23 Men's 800m.
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ALICIA WRENCH-DOODY IS THE 10th YGTS ATHLETE OF THE YEAR.
Little did we realise that when Alicia was preparing for a tilt at the Women's Bay Sheffield it would be the springboard to an extraordinary season that just seemed to get better as the weeks went by. Alicia kicked off the season with a couple of second places in races at Hallett Cove and Flinders. She started the shortest priced favourite in Women's Bay Sheffield history and duly saluted winning by over 3m in an emphatic performance. Four days later and Alicia entered the history books as the first winner of the Women's Bay Sheffield/Burnie Gift double. She joined Dean Capobianco and Craig Brown as the only athletes to ever win the double in the same season.
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With her major pro running commitments out of the way, Alicia was back in the amateur arena and quickly made her mark winning a golden double over 100m & 200m in the SA state champs before winning a silver medal behind Sally McLellan in the 100m at the Queensland State titles. At the national titles Alicia confirmed herself as the number 3 sprinter in Australia with a bronze medal (100m) and silver medal (200m). Alicia was a member a of the Australian women's 4 x 100m relay team that ran a season's best 43.95s in Osaka Japan in May.
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Alicia received two ASA awards - the female track athlete & sprinter of the year. Alicia's PB's of 11.66s and 23.62 broke the club records that had stood for over 25 years. Her 200m time is the third fastest in SA athletic history.
Alicia becomes the first female and 10th overall YGTS athlete of the year.
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