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STATS TO END OF 2008/2009
YGTS has completed its eleventh season in operation.
Races (Sashes) Won: (Total to 2008/2009: 189)
1998/1999 1
1999/2000 4
2001/2001 5
2001/2002 16
2002/2003 20
2003/2004 14
2004/2005 28
2005/2006 29
2006/2007 21
2007/2008 29
2008/2009 22
Number of different YGTS athletes to win pro running events – 45 (5 new in 2008/09)
Hayden Cook 17
Leon Burckhardt 16
Duncan Tippins 15
Jarrad Dartnall 9
Clay Watkins 9
Chris Burckhardt 8
Michael Killicoat 7
Mark Faulker 7
Stuart Stevenson 6
Ben McLean 6
Michael Nitschke 6
Emma Hill 6
Andrew Camilleri 5
Tamara Dartnall 5
Michelle Burckhardt 5
Robbie James 5
Oliver Preston 5
Simon Thompson 5
Jason Neve 4
Joanne Fenech 4
Sebastian Geers 4
Matthew Fenech 3
Casey Whitaker 3
Michael Antenucci 2
Luca Lussu 2
Matthew Nelson 2
Anne Marie Mouri-Nkeng 2
Rhett Cook 2
Dale Woodhams 2
Alicia Wrench-Doody 2
Amanda Watts 1
Kyle Smith 1
Daryl Hortin 1
Shane Solly 1
Selina Schuster 1
Nick Mangos 1
Ben Gregor 1
Abbey Dunn 1
Brad Fisk 1
Kym Hill 1
Dylan Hicks 1
Dan Kirk 1
James Boden 1
Nathan Batley 1
Jordan Tronnolone 1
Number of athletes to win their first ever pro-running sash whilst a member of YGTS – 26 (3 in 2008/09)
J Neve, S Stevenson, B McLean, H Cook, M Nelson, L Lussu, R Cook, D Hortin, J Dartnall, T Dartnall, C Watkins, S Solly, S Schuster, N Mangos, B Gregor, E Hill, M Antenucci, B Fisk, K Hill, C Whitaker, S Geers, D Kirk, O Preston, A Wrench-Doody, N Batley, J Boden.
Number of different Venues, YGTS athletes have won races at – 35
23 SA, 7 VIC, 5 TAS. Latest new venue YGTS won was at Ararat, February 2009.
Number of interstate races won by YGTS athletes – 26 (16 VIC, 10 TAS)
Number of Pro Running Relays won - 5 (2 at Ballarat, 2 at Clare and 1 at Burnie)
Number of ASA Relay Titles - 1 (4 x 200m: 2003)
CATEGORIES OF RACES won since our first season in 1998/1999 (189)
Open Races: 108 (2008/09: 9......2007/08: 19)
Women’s: 27 (2008/09: 4.......2007/08: 1)
Novice Races: 27 (2008/09: 4.....2007/08: 3)
Under 20’s: 26 (2008/09: 4.......2007/08: 6)
Under 17's: 1 (2008/09: 1)
SA ATHLETIC LEAGUE AWARDS: 29 (2008/09: 2......2007/08: 5)
WON
1 - Athlete of the Year: Mark Faulkner 2003
4 - Short Sprint: Mark Faulkner 2003, Andrew Camilleri 2006, Duncan Tippins 2008, Robbie James 2009.
2 - Long Sprint: Andrew Camilleri & Leon Burckhardt 2006 (tie).
3 - Middle Distance: Michael Killicoat 2006, M Killicoat 2007, Matthew Fenech 2008.
2 - Female Sprint: Michelle Burckhardt 2004, Emma Hill 2007.
3 - Under 20 Athlete: Kyle Smith 2003, Casey Whitaker 2008, Jordan Tronnolone 2009.
3 - Premier Club: Western District 2005, 2006, 2007.
6 - Novice Club: Western District 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008.
5 - Coach: P Young 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008.
ATHLETICS SOUTH AUSTRALIA
2009 Female T&F Athlete: Alicia Wrench-Doody
2009 Female Sprinter: Alicia Wrench-Doody
2009 Coach: P Young
YGTS ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
The YGTS Athlete of the year commenced in the 1999/2000 season - the first season when we had more than one runner! The year incorporates the season ending year - hence Leon Burckhardt won YGTS athlete of the year for 1999/2000 but for simplicity we just use 2000.
Performances in both amateur and professional meets are important in determining the athlete of the year, but with more weighting to the professional results.
In 10 years, no athlete has won it twice. Alicia Wrench-Doody (2009) is the only female to have be awarded YGTS athlete of the year.
At some stage a suitable trophy will be arranged and offered retrospectively.
2000 Leon Burckhardt
(Wins: Mile End 70m, Mile End 200m, Barmera 70m) Leon's first season saw him immediately have an impact when he ran an eye catching 2nd in the 300m at Henley before winning the second double of his career at Mile End. He continued to have a string of solid performances with 4 finals over 400m in the VAL culminating with a close 3rd in the 400m at Stawell.
2001 Jason Neve
(Wins: Lobethal 300m, Plympton 400m). Baulchy was unlucky not to win a few more races and in between several final appearances was able to score at Lobethal and Plympton.
2002 Ben McLean
(Wins: Colley Reserve 70m, Bay Sheffield 120m Restricted, Camden Classic 400m, Bendigo 100m, Stawell 200m) The B-Mac scored the unique distinction of winning at 5 sacred venues for his 5 wins. Colley Reserve Glenelg, Adelaide Oval, Camden Oval, Bendigo and Stawell.
2003 Mark Faulkner
(Wins: Camden Mort Daly 120m, Mt Gambier 70m, Adelaide Oval 300m, Playford 120m Gift, Devonport 200m, Keilor Don Furness 70m, Keilor 120m Gift) Mark won the Mort Daly medal for SAAL's athlete of the year, the SAAL sprinter award & AAC sprinter of the year.
2004 Chris Burckhardt
(Wins: Camden Mort Daly 400m, Mt Gambier 70m, Mt Gambier 120m Gift, Bay Sheffield Invitation 400m) Chris qualified for the nationals with a PB of 47.91 in December 2003, beating Bay Sheff winner & World Junior's 400m runner Keith Sheehy. He was also an integral member of three club record relay teams.
2005 Hayden Cook
(Wins: Flinders 800m, Bay Sheffield 550m, Loxton A 1000m, Flagstaff Hill 550m) Hayden also won the State 800m title in a PB of 1-51.79 after breaking his PB in the Telstra A Series in February. Hayden was runner-up in the Mort Daly Medal - the SAAL athlete of the year. At Stawell he won the Bruce Walker trophy for the best performed middle distance runner after finishing 2nd in the 550m and 4th in the 800m.)
2006: Clay Watkins
(Wins Hallett Cove Novice 400m, Plympton 120m Gift, 120m Bay Sheffield)
After YGTS's most successful season to date, Clay Watkins is a worthy winner of the YGTS athlete of the year for 2005/2006. Clay kickstarted the season with a dominating performance, winning off the back mark in the novice 400m at Hallett Cove. The quality of the win was emphasised later in the season when 2nd placed Ben Koschade won the Camden Classic. He was 2nd in the Reynella Gift and from the extreme back mark of 1m ran a scintillating race to take 3rd in the Under 20's 300m. A solid 4th in the Mt Gambier Gift set him up for the next few weeks. He won the Plympton Gift in a 3 way photo before winning the Bay Sheffield in 11.94 off 8.0m. This was the 100th sash won by YGTS and of course the biggest race ever won by a member of the squad.
In between he continued to improve his 400m PB, twice running World Junior qualifying times including a club record 47.80secs. (Later broken by Duncan Tippins with 47.28). Clay was probably one race away from securing a spot in the World Junior's team. He wa a finalist in the Victorian 200m title and ran in the Invitation 400m at the Telstra Meet on the MCG.
Clay becomes the youngest ever winner of the YGTS Athlete of the Year.
2007: Michael Killicoat
(Wins: Plympton 1000m, Bay Sheffield 800m, Bay Sheffield 1600m Backmarkers, Flagstaff Hill 1600m, Pulteney 1600m)
For the second year in succession, Killa won the SAAL Middle Distance Athlete of the Year and finished 3rd in the SAAL's Mort Daly medal. He had a wonderful season where he finished on the dais on 10 occasions for 5 sashes, improving again from the year before. He closed out the season in PB shape at Stawell, running 3rd in the Backmarkers 1600m and a top 10 position in the prestigious Herb Hedemann.
2008: Duncan Tippins
(Wins: Reynella 120m Gift, Flinders 70m, 120m Pre-Bay Sheffield Gift, 120m Burnie Gift (TAS), 400m Camden Classic)
In one of the greatest all round seasons by an SAAL athlete, Duncan was the dominant SAAL sprinter of the 2007/08 season winning races from 70m to 400m. Dunc became the first SA athlete to win the prestigious Burnie Gift in Tasmania before becoming the first athlete to win the Camden Classic from a single digit handicap. His extraordinary and bold Camden Classic effort will live long in the memory of those who were priveleged to witness it. From the backmark, Dunc stormed through the first 200m in around 22s to take the lead with still 180m remaining. In the amateurs, Duncan smashed his personal best time in the 100m, 200m and 400m with 10.81, 21.51 and 46.62 respectively. His 400m PB occurred in front of a huge crowd at the Melbourne Athletics Grand Prix and is the current Western District club record. He broke 47s three times and was instrumental as the 2nd leg athlete in Western's 4 x 100m relay record of 41.78. Duncan made his second Bay Sheffield final in December before winning the 2008 Burnie Gift. Duncan won the sprinter of the year and was very unlucky not to be awarded the SAAL athlete of the year, missing by one vote.
2009: Alicia Wrench-Doody
(Wins: 120m Women's Bay Sheffield, 120m Women's Burnie Gift)
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.
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.
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.
ALL PRO RACES WON IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
1998/1999
February 1999 (1)
Jason Neve - Barmera 400m Open
1999/2000
October 1999 (2)
Leon Burckhardt - SANTOS Stadium 200m Open
Leon Burckhardt - SANTOS Stadium 70m Open
December 1999 (1)
Jason Neve - Colley Reserve (Pre Bay) 70m Novice
February 2000 (1)
Leon Burckhardt - Barmera 70m Open (dead heat with A Arkit)
2000/2001
November 2000 (2)
Jason Neve - Lobethal 300m Open
Simon Thompson - Lobethal 300m U/20
December 2000 (2)
Stuart Stevenson - Salisbury North 120m U/20
Jason Neve - Plympton 400m Open
January 2001 (1)
Simon Thompson - Cousin Jack (Camden) 300m U/20
2001/2002
October 2001 (2)
Leon Burckhardt - Flinders 70m Open
Leon Burckhardt - Flinders 200m Open
December 2001 (4)
Ben McLean - Pre Bay (Colley Reserve) 70m Novice
Anne Marie Mouri-Nkeng - Salisbury North 120m Women
Ben McLean - Adelaide Bay Sheffield 120m Restricted
Hayden Cook - Adelaide Bay Sheffield 800m U/20
January 2002 (5)
Anne Marie Mouri-Nkeng - Burnie (TAS) 120m Women's Gift
Stuart Stevenson - Mersey Valley (TAS) 100m Open
Leon Burckhardt - Goolwa 300m Open
Stuart Stevenson - Smithton (TAS) 120m Gift
Stuart Stevenson - Smithton (TAS) 400m Open
February 2002 (3)
Ben McLean - Camden Classic 400m Open
Hayden Cook - Camden Classic 800m Novice
Hayden Cook - McKinnon Parade 400m U/20
March 2002 (1)
Ben McLean - Bendigo (VIC) 100m Open
April 2002 (1)
Ben McLean - Stawell (VIC) 200m Open
2002/2003
October 2002 (2)
Matt Nelson - West Adelaide 300m Open
Hayden Cook - Flinders 800m Under 20's
November 2002 (3)
Mark Faulkner - Camden Mort Daly 120m Gift
Mark Faulkner - Mt Gambier 70m Open
Matt Nelson - Mt Gambier 400m Novice
December 2002 (4)
Mark Faulkner - Adelaide Oval 300m Open
Mark Faulkner - Playford 120m Gift
Hayden Cook - Plympton 1000m Backmarkers Open
Mark Faulkner - Devonport (TAS) 200m Open
January 2003 (1)
Stuart Stevenson - Hobart (TAS) 300m Open
February 2003 (10)
Ben McLean - Camden AC 400m Open Camden Classic
Hayden Cook - Camden AC 1600m Open
Kyle Smith - Camden AC 120m Under 20's
Rhett Cook - Ballarat (VIC) 300m Novice
Luca Lussu - Ballarat (VIC) 120m Novice
Luca Lussu - Ballarat (VIC) 70m Open
Hayden Cook - Ballarat (VIC) 800m Backmarkers Open
Stuart Stevenson - Ballarat (VIC) 400m Backmarkers Open
Mark Faulkner - Keilor (VIC) 70m Don Furness Classic
Mark Faulkner - Keilor (VIC) 120m Gift
2003/2004
October 2003 (4)
Hayden Cook - Camden Mort Daly 550m Novice
Chris Burckhardt - Camden Mort Daly 400m Open
Michelle Burckhardt - Flinders 70m Women
Michelle Burckhardt - Flinders 200m Women
November 2003 (3)
Chris Burckhardt - Mt Gambier 120m Gift
Chris Burckhardt - Mt Gambier 70m Open
Rhett Cook - Mt Gambier 400m Novice
December 2003 (5)
Michelle Burckhardt - Playford 70m Women
Daryl Hortin - Playford 400m Novice
Michelle Burckhardt - Plympton 120m Women
Chris Burckhardt - Bay Sheffield 400m Invitation
Michelle Burckhardt - Bay Sheffield 120m Women
January 2004 (1)
Jarrad Dartnall - Edwardstown 70m Under 20's
February 2004 (1)
Jarrad Dartnall - Loxton 70m Novice
2004/2005
October 2004 (5)
Duncan Tippins - Hallett Cove 100m Gift
Tamara Dartnall - Hallett Cove 100m Women
Chris Burckhardt - Hallett Cove 550m Open
Hayden Cook - Flinders 800m Open
Duncan Tippins - Flinders 70m Open
November 2004 (6)
Clay Watkins - Reynella 300m Under 20's
Duncan Tippins - Reynella 300m Open
Chris Burkchardt - Playford 120m Gift
Tamara Dartnall - Playford 70m Women
Shane Solly- Playford 120m Under 20's
Jo Fenech - Playford 400m Women
December 2004 (6)
Clay Watkins - Mt Gambier 120m Novice
Leon Burckhardt - MDRF Colley Reserve 120m Gift
Duncan Tippins - Plympton 120m Gift
Clay Watkins - Bay Sheffield 120m Restricted
Hayden Cook - Bay Sheffield 550m Open
Amanda Watts - Bay Sheffield 120m Women
January 2005 (4)
Chris Burckhardt - Maryborough (VIC) 70m Open
Chris Burckhardt - West Adelaide 550m Invitation
Leon Burckhardt - West Adelaide 300m Open
Jarrad Dartnall - Edwardstown 70m Under 20's
February 2005 (3)
Selina Schuster - Pulteney 200m Women
Jarrad Dartnall - Loxton 120m Under 20's
Hayden Cook - Loxton 1000m Backmarkers
March 2005 (4)
Jarrad Dartnall - Glenelg 120m Gift
Duncan Tippins - Bendigo (VIC) 120m Gift
Duncan Tippins - Flagstaff Hill 120m Gift
Hayden Cook - Flagstaff Hill 550m Open
2005/2006
October 2005 (3)
Duncan Tippins - Hallett Cove 100m Gift
Clay Watson - Hallett Cove 400m Novice
Hayden Cook - Flinders 800m Open
November 2005 (4)
Nick Mangos - Reynella 800m Novice
Andrew Camilleri - Reynella 300m Open
Michael Nitschke - Playford 300m Novice
Andrew Camilleri - Playford 400m Open
December 2005 (5)
Michael Nitschke - Mt Gambier 550m Novice
Leon Burckhardt - Mt Gambier 400m Open
Clay Watkins - Plympton 120m Gift
Andrew Camilleri - Bay Sheffield 550m Open
Clay Watkins - Bay Sheffield 120m OPEN
January 2006 (2)
Andrew Camilleri - Maryborough (VIC) 200m Open
Jarrad Dartnall - Edwardstown 70m Under 20's
February 2006 (7)
Jarrad Dartnall - Ballarat (VIC) 100m Under 21's
Jarrad Dartnall - Tea Tree Gully 200m Under 20's
Michael Killicoat - Tea Tree Gully 800m Open
Andrew Camilleri - Tea Tree Gully 200m Open
Jarrad Dartnall - Loxton 120m Under 20's
Michael Killicoat - Loxton 1000m B Race
Duncan Tippins - Loxton 50m InvitationSkins
March 2006 (6)
Duncan Tippins - Burramine (VIC) 120m Invitation Backmarkers
Leon Burckhardt - Pulteney 70m Open
Leon Burckhardt - Pulteney 400m Open
Tamara Dartnall - Pulteney 200m Women
Ben Gregor - Glenelg 120m Novice
Duncan Tippins - Glenelg 400m Open
April 2006 (2)
Emma Hill - Flagstaff Hill 120m Women
Jo Fenech - Flagstaff Hill 400m Women
2006/2007
October 2006 (2)
Michael Antenucci - Hallett Cove 100m Novice
Leon Burckhardt - Hallett Cove 550 Open
November 2006 (2)
Clay Watkins - Reynella 120m Gift
Michael Nitschke - Reynella 300m Open
December 2006 (6)
Tamara Dartnall - Mt Gambier 120m Women
Michael Nitschke - Mt Gambier 400m Open
Emma Hill - Plympton 120m Women
Michael Killicoat - Plympton 1000m Backmarkers
Michael Killicoat - Bay Sheffield 800m Open
Michael Killicoat - Bay Sheffield 1600m Backmarkers
January 2007 (2)
Joanne Fenech - Edwardstown 100m Women
Simon Thompson - Edwardstown 400m Novice
February 2007 (2)
Joanne Fenech - Camden 400m Women's Classic
Tamara Dartnall - Loxton 300m Women
March 2007 (7)
Leon Burckhardt - Flagstaff Hill 550m Open
Emma Hill - Flagstaff Hill 120m Women
Michael Killicoat - Flagstaff Hill 1600m Open
Emma Hill - Marion 120m Women
Leon Burckhardt - Marion 120m Gift
Michael Antenucci - Marion 300m Open
Michael Killicoat - Pulteney 1600m Open
2007/2008
November 2007 (7)
Duncan Tippins - Reynella 120m Gift.
Michael Nitschke - Reynella 300m Open.
Matthew Fenech - Reynella 1600m Open.
Duncan Tippins - Flinders 70m Open.
Hayden Cook - Flinders 800m Open .
Matthew Fenech - Flinders 3200m Open.
Clay Watkins - Whyalla 120m Gift.
December 2007 (11)
Dale Woodhams - Mt Gambier 70m Open.
Michael Nitschke - Mt Gambier 120m Novice.
Abbey Dunn - Mt Gambier 120m Women.
Brad Fisk - Mt Gambier 550m Novice.
Dale Woodhams - Mt Gambier 120m Gift.
Duncan Tippins – Pre-Bay Sheffield 120m Gift.
Kym Hill – Pre-Bay Sheffield 120m Under 20’s.
Matthew Fenech – Pre-Bay Sheffield 1600m Open.
Dylan Hicks - Plympton 70m Open.
Casey Whitaker - Plympton 70m Under 20's.
Sebastian Geers - Bay Sheffield 120m Under 20's.
January 2008 (3)
Duncan Tippins - BURNIE (Tas) 120m Gift.
Casey Whitaker - Marion 120m Under 20's.
Daniel Kirk - Marion 300m Open.
February 2008 (5)
Duncan Tippins - Camden Classic 400m Open.
Hayden Cook - Tea Tree Gully 550m Invitation.
Sebastian Geers - Loxton 70m Novice.
Sebastian Geers - Loxton 120m Under 20's.
Oliver Preston - Loxton 1000m Under 20's.
March 2008 (2)
Hayden Cook - BENDIGO (Vic) 800n Open.
Sebastian Geers - Pulteney 70m Open.
April (1)
Hayden Cook - STAWELL (Vic) 1600m Backmarkers.
2008/2009
October (3)
Robbie James - Hallett Cove 100m Open
Emma Hill - Hallett Cove 100m Women's
Robbie James - Flinders 200m Open
November (6)
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
December (3)
Oliver Preston - PreBay Colley 1000m Under 20's
Simon Thompson - Glenelg 400m Open
Alicia Wrench-Doody - Bay Sheffield 120m Women's
January (3)
Robbie James - BURNIE (TAS) 90m Open
Alicia Wrench-Doody BURNIE (TAS) 120m Women's Burnie Gift
Clay Watkins - BURNIE (TAS) 120m Burnie Gift
Burnie 4 x 200m Relay( R James, J Boden, A Wrench-Doody, C Watkins)
February (6)
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
March (1)
Leon Burckhardt - Flagstaff Hill 550m Open
2009/2010
November
Dylan Hicks - Whyalla 120m Gift
Bridgid Connolly - Whyalla Women's 120m
Clay Watkins - Whyalla 300m Open
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YGTS ATHLETES THROUGH THE YEARS
Athletes must have been with the squad a minimum of one complete season.
1998/1999
Jason Neve
Rick Sheffield (part year)
1999/2000
Jason Neve
Leon Burckhardt
Stuart Stevenson
Damien Byrne (part year)
2000/2001
Jason Neve
Leon Burckhardt
Stuart Stevenson
Simon Thompson
Luca Lussu
Daryl Hortin
Rhett Cook
Matt Nelson
2001/2002
Jason Neve
Leon Burckhardt
Stuart Stevenson
Simon Thompson
Luca Lussu
Daryl Hortin
Rhett Cook
Matt Nelson
Hayden Cook
Kyle Smith
Ben McLean
Anne Marie Mouri-Nkeng
Mark Faulkner (part year)
Ashley Arkit (part year)
2002/2003
Jason Neve
Leon Burckhardt
Stuart Stevenson
Luca Lussu
Daryl Hortin
Rhett Cook
Matt Nelson
Hayden Cook
Kyle Smith
Ben McLean
Mark Faulkner
2003/2004
Leon Burckhardt
Stuart Stevenson (part year)
Simon Thompson
Luca Lussu
Daryl Hortin
Rhett Cook
Hayden Cook
Kyle Smith
Mark Faulkner
Michelle Burckhardt
Chris Burckhardt
Tamara Dartnall
Jarrad Dartnall
2004/2005
Burckhardt Leon
Lussu Luca
Thompson Simon
Cook Rhett
Cook Hayden
Burckhardt Chris
Burckhardt Michelle
Dartnall Jarrad
Dartnall Tamara
Fenech Jo
Tippins Duncan
Watts Amanda
Watkins Clay
Solly Shane
Schuster Selina
Staehr Emilie
Sawyer-Collins Brooke
Davidson Stephanie
Gregor Ben
Tippins Deborah
Camilleri Andrew
Geers Sebastian
Hill Emma
Openshaw Yasmin
Blanco Rhys (ASA only)
2005/2006
Burckhardt Leon
Lussu Luca
Thompson Simon
Cook Hayden
Burckhardt Chris
Burckhardt Michelle
Dartnall Jarrad
Dartnall Tamara
Fenech Jo
Tippins Duncan
Watts Amanda
Watkins Clay
Solly Shane
Staehr Emilie
Sawyer-Collins Brooke (part year)
Gregor Ben
Camilleri Andrew
Geers Sebastian
Hill Emma
Openshaw Yasmin
Blanco Rhys
Killicoat, Michael
Nitchke, Michael
Mangos, Nick
Fenech, Matthew
Kirk, Daniel
Cotsaris, Theodosi
Antenucci, Michael (2nd half year)
Dunn, Abbey (2nd half year)
2006/2007
Burckhardt, Leon
Thompson, Simon
Cook, Hayden
Killicoat, Michael
Burckhardt, Chris
Dartnall, Jarrad
Dartnall, Tamara
Fenech, Jo
Tippins, Duncan
Watts, Amanda
Watkins, Clay
Gregor, Ben
Camilleri, Andrew
Hill, Emma
Openshaw, Yasmin
Nitschke, Michael
Mangos, Nick
Fenech, Matthew
Kirk, Daniel
Antenucci, Michael
Dunn, Abbey
Myles, Ben
2007/2008
Burckhardt, Leon
Thompson, Simon
Cook, Hayden
Burckhardt, Chris
Dartnall, Jarrad
Dartnall, Tamara
Gregor, Ben
Tippins, Duncan
Watkins, Clay
Geers, Sebastian
Camilleri, Andrew
Hill, Emma
Openshaw, Yasmin *
Nitschke, Michael
Fenech, Matthew
Kirk, Daniel
Antenucci, Michael
Dunn, Abbey
Myles, Ben *
Beck, Andrew
Hicks, Dylan
Fisk, Brad
Whitaker, Casey
Preston, Oliver
Kessler, Benjamin *
Woodhams, Dale
Hill, Kym
Wrench-Doody, Alicia *
Lowe, Honorah *
Macinnis, Luke *
2008/2009
Burckhardt, Leon
Thompson, Simon
Lussu, Luca
Cook, Hayden
Burckhardt, Chris
Watkins, Clay
Geers, Sebastian
Camilleri, Andrew
Hill, Emma
Kirk, Daniel
Antenucci, Michael
Beck, Andrew *
Hicks, Dylan
Whitaker, Casey
Preston, Oliver
Kessler, Benjamin * (part year)
Woodhams, Dale
Wrench-Doody, Alicia
Batley, Nathan
Lowe, Honorah *
Welfare, Troy *
Cook, Rhett
James, Robbie
Boden, James
Tronnolone, Jordan (part year)
Baker, Corey * (part year)
* Denotes yet to win a professional running sash while with YGTS.
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