2014 ISC Program Mar..

CROQUET AUSTRALIA
(AUSTRALIAN CROQUET ASSOCIATION INC)
65th AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION CROQUET
CHAMPIONSHIPS 1949-2014
Brisbane 2014
PROGRAM
For the
Australian Gold Medal
Men’s Singles Championship of Australia
Women’s Singles Championship of Australia
Eire Cup (Interstate Cup Team Competition) of Australia
Annual General Meeting of the
Australian Croquet Association
Supported by:
The Croquet Association of Queensland and affiliated clubs, and in particular:
East Brisbane Croquet Club
Graceville Croquet Club
McIlwraith Croquet Club
Stephens Croquet Club
Toombul Croquet Club
Windsor Croquet Club, and
Wynnum Croquet Club
Queensland Sport & Recreation
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AUSTRALIAN CROQUET ASSOCIATION INC
PATRON
Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce AC CVO
Governor General of the Commonwealth of Australia
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President
Senior Vice President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Administrative Officer
Robyn Wallace
Neil White
(vacant)
Jim Clement
Steve Thornton
Susan Linge
ACA EVENTS COMMITTEE
Peter Freer (Chair), Greg Diprose, Neil White & Martin Clarke
ACA TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE
Trevor Bassett (Chair), Kevin Beard, Terry Ericson & Peter Landrebe
2014 TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS
Tournament Manager
Assistant Tournament Manager
Tournament Referee (all events)
Deputy Tournament Referee
Tournament Handicapper
Bruce McAlister
Geraldine Trivett
Elizabeth Fleming
Doug Williams
Keith McLeod
0417 611 477
0439 536 927
0419 686 850
0457 358 250
0418 566 126
CROQUET QLD TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE
Barry Nichol, Bruce McAlister, Carmel Donley, Carolyn Ribone, Cynthia Tacey,
Doug Williams, Elizabeth Fleming, Geraldine Trivett, Joan Hogarth, Keith McLeod,
Patrick McGuire, Penny Jackson, Valda Winzter and Val Layne
RESULTS
Results Co-ordinator: Geraldine Trivett 0439 536 927
Continuous results will be available on the web each day at
http://www.croquetscores.com/
Australian Croquet Association Inc.
Incorporated in ACT
ARBN 089 265 707 ABN: 90 330 745 920
Croquet is a harassment free sport.
Croquet Australia’s Member Protection Policy applies to all
competitors and officials in the Championships.
A copy of this policy is available on Croquet Australia’s website.
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AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIPS – Brisbane 2014
PROGRAM
Australian Gold Medal – Wednesday 12 – Friday 14 March, East Brisbane CC.
Australian Women's Singles Championship - Saturday 15 - Tuesday 18 March at
McIlwraith (4 courts), and Windsor (4 courts). Finals at Windsor & Plate Final at McIlwraith.
Australian Men's Singles Championship - Saturday 15 - Tuesday 18 March at
Graceville (3 courts), Stephens (4 courts) and Wynnum (4 courts). Finals at Windsor & Plate
Final at McIlwraith.
Interstate Cup (Eire Cup) - Wednesday 19 to Sunday 23 March
at Toombul (4 courts), Windsor (4 courts) and Wynnum (4 courts).
WELCOME TO BRISBANE 2014 FROM CROQUET ASSOCIATION QUEENSLAND
Hi Everybody! Welcome to sunny Brisbane for the 2014 National Championship. We could call
them the Croquet Olympics (there is a gold medal to be contested) but without the fanfare of Sochi.
All Queensland players and supporters wish you well and every success in your endeavours.
(Queensland will be hoping we can stop the silverware from going south, as seems to be happening
to us lately).
Thanks everyone for your willingness to participate and Queensland trusts your venture will be
successful and enjoyable.
See you around the venues.
P.S. If you have room, please bring some “rain”.
Regards
Doug Williams
President
Croquet Association Queensland
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SCHEDULING
Registration
Singles at Windsor CC (47 Blackmore St, Windsor) between 2-6 pm on Friday 14 March. Hard
copies of this Program plus maps, timetables (train, bus and ferry) and Go Card information for
all venues will be available.
Practice Sessions
All clubs will be open for practice from 2pm to 5pm on Friday 14 March.
Practice outside this time (eg for Eire Cup teams to practice) is by arrangement.
Welcome Function
The welcome function & BBQ ($5 pp) is at Windsor CC from 6pm on Friday 14 March. Please
e-mail Bruce McAlister ([email protected] ) by 12 March if you intend to come but did not
indicate you would do so on an entry form.
Players’ Meeting
Monday 17 March at 5pm, at McIlwraith CC (before the spit roast dinner).
Buffet Dinner
McIlwraith Croquet Club will host a pre-dinner nibbles, spit roast (beef & crackling pork) dinner
with jacket potatoes, salad, dessert (Eton’s Mess), commencing at 6:30pm on Monday 17 March.
$25 per person. Please e-mail Bruce McAlister ([email protected] ) by 12 March if you
intend to come but did not indicate you would do so on an entry form.
Eire Cup Teams Reception
An official welcome and opening of the Eire Cup competition by the Brisbane Lord Mayor, will be at
a reception at Brisbane City Hall (Balmoral Room), Brisbane Square, 266 George Street, Brisbane
on Tuesday 18 March at 6.00 pm. This event is for invited guests - including all interstate team
members, ACA and CAQ officials and representatives of hosting Clubs. Personal invitations to
team members have been sent direct.
Presentation Dinner
The Eire Cup Presentation Dinner featuring ‘The Border Menu’ will be held at the Century Room,
Alan Border Field, 1 Greg Chappell Street, Albion on Sunday 23 March with drinks from 6:30pm
for dinner at 7pm. Bookings and payment ($50 pp) at registration, or at Windsor CC by 15 March.
All players and visitors welcome. If attending from interstate, please book your return journey the
next day so that you can attend.
Australian Croquet Association's Annual General Meeting
The AGM will be held on Monday 24 March at 8:30am at the Brisbane International, Bryden St
cnr Lutwyche Rd, Windsor.
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CONDITIONS OF PLAY
Brisbane 2014
General
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21.
All events will be played under the Laws of Association Croquet, sixth edition, amended 2008, adopted by Croquet
Australia and the Australian Tournament Regulations as amended on 7 March 2014, including the WCF Refereeing
Regulations.
All competitors who have not already provided an address, phone number and/or email address at which messages
can reach them during the events should provide this information to the Tournament Manager during registration.
Tournament Headquarters is Windsor Croquet Club. Hard copies of this Program will be available at Registration.
Courts may be available for practice from 7:30am to 7.50am each day, when hoops may only be run in a controlled
fashion, and after the completion of play for the day (at the discretion of the Venue Manager).
Hoops are to be set as near as possible to 3 11/16 inches. To allow for inaccuracies in gauges, balls, hoops and
setting techniques, a tolerance of ± 1/32 inch is allowed. Law 53(b)(3) applies in this event.
Dawson International balls will be used.
Courts will be allocated by the Venue Manager and games will be double banked as required.
A 5 minute warm up period will be permitted before a player’s first game of the day when hoops may only be run
in a controlled fashion. This is subject to the tournament schedule.
Play shall commence at 8.00 am sharp unless the Tournament Manager decides otherwise. Players are
requested to be at their designated court before their scheduled starting time for each match.
Referees will be Referees on Request.
Players may be allowed a break of up to 10 minutes between matches and a lunch break of up to 30 minutes. No
break is allowed between games of multiple game matches. The Tournament & Venue Managers will ensure
games go on expeditiously to enable completion of the scheduled program.
It is mandatory for players to inform the Venue Manager should they wish to leave the venue for any reason.
Players and officials are to wear neat and appropriate sporting attire and flat-soled shoes ie shoes, the soles of
which do not mark the court. Players choosing to wear sandals shall, as all players should, be conscious of
surrounding play in order to ensure their own safety. A player presenting at the venue in unsuitable attire will be
given the opportunity to dress appropriately or will not be permitted to participate in the event.
The Tournament/Venue Managers will decide whether play in any match should continue if the weather deteriorates.
The Tournament Manager in consultation with the Executive of Croquet Australia may make any alterations to the
program, draw and other arrangements as are necessary in order to complete the tournament in the time
available. If available, lights may be used at the Tournament or Venue Manager’s discretion if required to achieve
the schedule.
Special damage may be repaired in accordance with Law 34(c).
Players’ attention is drawn to Law 49 regarding Expedition in Play.
The Australian Handicapping System is used for this Tournament. Players must ensure that they have their
handicap cards with them and present them to the authorised person before the Open Singles. The Tournament
Handicapper may amend a player’s handicap before the commencement of play where there is a significant
inconsistency between players of similar world ranking grade. Handicap changes take effect immediately after
completion of any game in which players pass a trigger point (in accordance with the updated Handicapping
Regulations published on the ACA Website on 14 February 2010).
An appeals committee comprising the Tournament Manager, the Tournament Referee and a member of the ACA
Executive (or nominated representative) shall determine any matters that are in dispute during the course of the
tournament.
Winners of trophies are to obtain a quote for the price of engraving their details on the trophy and submit this to
the Administrative Officer of Croquet Australia for approval before proceeding with engraving.
Should an overseas player win an event, any perpetual trophy shall remain in Australia in the custody of the ACA.
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Men’s and Women’s Singles
22. The draws were conducted by the ACA Tournament Committee in conjunction with the Events and AC Selection
Committees on 5 March 2014 using the ACA Seeding and Draw procedures and the World Ranking List as at
5 March 2014.
23. The format is single life knockout, with all matches being best of three games unless otherwise specified. Based
on the DGrades of the entrants, the Women’s will remain Bo3 throughout, the Men’s semi and final will be Bo5
provided all of day 3 and 4 are free for them respectively.
24. Players having a bye in the first round can have a 15 minute warm up with four balls before playing their first game.
25. Each best of three shall have a cumulative time limit of 7.5 hours with individual game time limits of 2.75, 2.5 and
2.25 hours plus Reg.16.3.1. Each best of five shall have a cumulative time limit of 12 hours with individual game
time limits of 2.75, 2.5, 2.25, 2.25 and 2.25 hours plus Reg. 16.3.1. Time not used in games shall be added to
subsequent games. Players are responsible for their own time clocks.
26. If time is called in any game and play continues in terms of Regulation 16.3.1, the additional time to complete the
game shall be excluded from the above-mentioned time limits.
27. No player shall be required to play more than 12 hours or 6 games in one day.
28. Alternative venues may be used if necessary.
29. Men’s: First round losers proceed to the Plate. An XYWZ shall be played at the round of 16. Losers in the round
of 16 play in the Y event. Losers in the first round of the Y play in the W event. Losers of the quarter-finals play
in the Z event. Losers of X semi-finals play off for 3 – 4. Losers in YWZ semi-finals stop playing.
30. Women’s: First round losers proceed to the Plate. An XYWZ shall be played at the round of 16. Losers in the
round of 16 play in the Y event. Losers in the first round of the Y play in the W event. Losers of the quarter-finals
play in the Z event. Losers of X semi-finals play off for 3 – 4. Losers in YWZ semi-finals stop playing.
Plate Events
31. Players who may enter the Plate events are as follows:
a. Players knocked out in round 1 of the main events;
b. Players not allocated a place in the main events;
c. Players who enter the Plate only.
32. Given final numbers, the Plate events will each be split into two equal blocks and play a single game round
robin followed by Bo3 semi and final.
33. The Plates will start immediately players (and Courts) become available.
Interstate Cup
34. This event is played as per ACA Tournament Regulation 28. Games have a 3 hour time limit plus Reg.16.3.1
Australian Gold & Silver Medal Event
35. This event is played as per ACA Tournament Regulation 30, as a double round robin of single games.
36. Players will toss a coin to determine the choice of the lead or balls in terms of Law 8(a) for games in the first round.
For second round games between the same opponents the loser of the toss in the first round game is deemed to
have won the toss for the second round game.
37. On Days 1 and 3 (Wednesday and Friday) each player has 3 matches, and on Day 2 (Thursday) each player has
4 matches. All games will be untimed, subject to ACA Regulation 16.3.1
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AUSTRALIAN AC GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS
PLAYED WEDNESDAY 12 MARCH – FRIDAY 14 MARCH 2014
All games to be played at East Brisbane Croquet Club
The draw is seeded by World Ranking at 5 March 2014, in accordance with ACA Tournament Regulation 30.
Alan
Honey
NSW
1 Simon Hockey
2 Stephen Forster
3 Bruce Fleming
4 Alan Honey
5 Bob Bye
6 Eric Ayling
Points Against
8
Bob
Bye
TAS
Eric
Ayling
WA
Net
Points
Bruce
Fleming
QLD
Points
For
Stephen
Forster
VIC
Games
Won
Simon
Hockey
SA
BRONZE MEDALLIST
Simon Hockey
Stephen Forster
Bruce Fleming
Alan Honey
Bob Bye
Eric Ayling
Matches
Won
STATE
South Australia
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
Tasmania
Western Australia
PLACE
2014 EIRE (INTERSTATE) CUP TEAMS
New South Wales
1 Peter Landrebe (Capt)
2 Jim Nicholls
3 Trevor Bassett
4 Stephen Richards
5 Alan Honey
1 Alison Sharpe
2 Rosie Landrebe
3 Alix Verge
4 Pam Gentle
5 Jean Pack
Victoria
1 Robert Fletcher
2 Stephen Forster (Capt)
3 Kevin Beard
4 Chris Grant
1 Tricia Devlin
2 Elaine Coverdale
3 Wendy Dickson
4 Anna Miller (Vice Capt)
Queensland
1 Greg Bury
2 Greg Whymark
3 John Hardy (Capt)
4 Don Close
1 Kathleen Colclough
2 Deirdre Hardy (Vice Capt)
3 Margaret Melville
4 Willy Silk
5 Cynthia Tacey
South Australia
1 Harley Watts
2 Greg Rowberry (Capt)
3 David Wise
4 John Arney
1 Barbara Hooper
2 Kay Seeary (Vice Capt)
3 Paula Gardiner
4 Di Helier
Western Australia
1 Alan Sands (Capt)
2 Ross Marshall
3 Eric Ayling
4 Max Woolf
Non-Travelling Reserves: Jock Capobianco
1 Jannine Hawker
2 Megan Reynolds (Vice Capt)
3 Sandra Stevenson
4 Helen Collins
Coral Brown
Tasmania
1 Rob McAdam (Capt)
2 Bob Bye
3 Callum Hyland
4 Bob Beattie
1 Sue Beattie (Coach)
2 Elaine Roomes
3 Liz Smith
4 Elizabeth Brinsdon
INTERSTATE CUP DRAW
The draw is seeded from the results of the 2013 Interstate Cup as follows:
1. Victoria
2. Western Australia
3. New South Wales
4. South Australia
5. Queensland
6. Tasmania
DAILY TEAM MATCHES FOR INTERSTATE CUP
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
1v6
2v5
4v6
1v3
5v6
3v5
1v4
2v3
4v5
1v2
10
2v4
3v6
1v5
2v6
3v4
AUSTRALIAN INTERSTATE CUP – Brisbane 2014
Wednesday 19 March 2014 - Day 1
Victoria v Tasmania
Windsor CC
New South Wales
v Queensland
Toombul CC
Western Australia
v South Australia
Wynnum CC
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
GAMES
GAMES
GAMES
POINTS
POINTS
POINTS
MATCH
MATCH
MATCH
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AUSTRALIAN INTERSTATE CUP – Brisbane 2014
Thursday 20 March 2014 – Day 2
Western Australia
v Queensland
Windsor CC
Victoria v South Australia
Toombul CC
New South Wales v Tasmania
Wynnum CC
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
GAMES
GAMES
GAMES
POINTS
POINTS
POINTS
MATCH
MATCH
MATCH
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AUSTRALIAN INTERSTATE CUP – Brisbane 2014
Friday 21 March 2014 – Day 3
Western Australia
v New South Wales
Toombul CC
South Australia v Tasmania
Windsor CC
Victoria v Queensland
Wynnum CC
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
GAMES
GAMES
GAMES
POINTS
POINTS
POINTS
MATCH
MATCH
MATCH
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AUSTRALIAN INTERSTATE CUP – Brisbane 2014
Saturday 22 March 2014 – Day 4
Victoria v New South Wales
Windsor CC
South Australia v Queensland
Wynnum CC
Western Australia v Tasmania
Toombul CC
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
GAMES
GAMES
GAMES
POINTS
POINTS
POINTS
MATCH
MATCH
MATCH
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AUSTRALIAN INTERSTATE CUP – Brisbane 2014
Sunday 23 March 2014 - Day 5
Queensland v Tasmania
Toombul CC
New South Wales
v South Australia
Windsor CC
Victoria v Western Australia
Wynnum CC
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
Mixed
Doubles 1
Mixed
Doubles 2
Mixed
Doubles 3
Mixed
Doubles 4
WS1 v 2
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS2 v 1
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS3 v 4
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS4 v3
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS1 v 1
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS2 v 2
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS3 v 3
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
WS4 v 4
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS1 v 2
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS2 v 1
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS3 v 4
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS4 v 3
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS1 v 1
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS2 v 2
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS3 v 3
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
MS4 v 4
GAMES
GAMES
GAMES
POINTS
POINTS
POINTS
MATCH
MATCH
MATCH
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Australian Title Holders
Year
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
Eire
Cup
NSW
NSW
SA
Vic
SA
SA
SA
Vic
Vic
Vic
Qld
Vic
SA
Qld
Vic
Vic
SA
Vic
Vic
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
NSW
SA
SA
SA
Vic
Vic
SA
SA
SA
SA
WA
Qld
SA
Vic
Vic
Vic
Gold Medal
Men's Singles
Women's Singles
Note: English Silver
Medalist pre 2000/
Australian Gold
Medalist 2000 and later
Mr H Gunton Tas
Mrs C G Tucker SA
Mrs C G Tucker SA
Mr H Gunton Qld
Mr H Gunton Qld
Mrs G Leahey WA
Mr H Gunton Qld
Mrs F Baner Vic
Mrs C G Tucker SA
Mrs J Muir WA
Mr T W Howat Vic
Mrs F Baner Vic
Mr T W Howat Vic
Mr T W Howat Vic
Mrs S McDonald WA
Mr J Magor SA
Mr J Magor SA
Mr H S Clemons Tas
Mr J Magor SA
Mr H J Read Tas
Mr B Chambers SA
Mr S Buck SA
Mr N Spooner SA
Mr T W Howat Vic
Mr M Prater SA
Mr B Chambers SA
Mr S Buck SA
Mr P Olsen NSW
Mr P Olsen NSW
Mr R Harewood WA
Mr P Olsen NSW
Mr B Chambers NSW
Mr G Latham Vic
Mr B Fleming Qld
Ms C Spooner SA
Mr A Cleland Vic
Mr M Woodmansee Tas
Mr C Pickering SA
Mr B Chambers NSW
Mr B Fleming Qld
Mr M Taylor Vic
Mr H Clemons Tas
Mr G Maslen WA
Mr G Maslen WA
Mr B Chambers SA
Mr T W Howat Vic
Mr B Chambers SA
Mr N Spooner SA
Mr B Chambers SA
Mr N Spooner SA
Mr J Chapman SA
Mr S Buck SA
Mr R Sloane Vic
Mr S Buck SA
Mr G Latham Vic
Mr G Latham Vic
Mr B Ford Qld
Mr R Jackson NZ
Mr G Latham Vic
Mr G Latham Vic
Mr K Boal Vic
Mr G Latham Vic
Mr M Kobelt NSW
Mr B Chambers NSW
Mr B Northey NSW
Mr M Kobelt NSW
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Mrs S McDonald WA
Miss J Gehan SA
Mrs S McDonald WA
Mrs G Edwards Vic
Mrs V Crane Vic
Mrs M Anderson SA
Mrs J Hurrell Qld
Mrs L Bray Qld
Mrs N R Dodd Vic
Mrs C Spooner SA
Miss C Dawson SA
Mrs L Bray Qld
Miss C Dawson SA
Mrs S McDonald WA
Miss C Dawson SA
Mrs M Gieve Vic
Mrs M Grieve Vic
Mrs M Grieve Vic
Miss M Hadwin NZ
Ms C Spooner SA
Mirs S Carr SA
Miss C Dawson SA
Mrs H Thurston WA
Mrs S Carr SA
Miss C Dawson SA
Year
Eire
Cup
Gold Medal
Men's Singles
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
Vic
SA
WA
Vic
Qld
NSW
Vic
Vic
NSW
NSW
NSW
Vic
Mr S Ketelaars Vic
Mr J Newcombe WA
Mr H Watts SA
Mr B Fleming Qld
Mr B Fleming Qld
Mr T Bassett Vic
Mr M Clarke WA
Mr I Dumergue WA
Mr B Fleming Qld
Mr I Dumergue WA
not played
Mr P Ross WA
Mr S Forster Vic
Mr P Landrebe NSW
Mr R Fletcher Vic
Mr P Chapman SA
Mr S Forster Vic
Mr I Dumergue WA
Mr R Fletcher Vic
Mr R Fulford UK
Mr C Pickering SA
Mr A Read Qld
Mr H Watts SA
Mr C Pickering SA
Mr D Anderson WA
Mr T Bassett Vic
Mr D Anderson WA
Mr B Fleming Qld
Mr T Bassett Vic
Mr I Bassett Vic
Mr P Landrebe NSW
Mr P Landrebe NSW
Mr B Fleming QLD
Mr S Forster Vic
Mr P Chapman SA
Mr R Fletcher Vic
Mr R Fletcher Vic
Mr R Fletcher Vic
Women's Singles
Mrs B Belz Qld
Mrs H Thurston WA
Mrs S Carr SA
Ms S Porter Vic
Mrs B Belz Qld
Mrs H Thurston WA
Miss J Sutton Qld
Miss J Sutton Qld
Mrs H Thurston WA
Mrs H Thurston WA
Mrs H Thurston WA
Ms C Aberley NSW
Mrs H Thurston WA
Mrs M Melville QLD
Ms C Aberley NSW
Ms M Morgan SA
Ms T Devlin Vic
Ms A Sharpe NSW
Ms A Verge NSW
A full list of winners of Australian national events can be found at:
http://croquet-australia.com.au/Results/History/Nationals_History.html
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AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIPS
Results 2014
Australian Gold & Silver Medals
Winner
Gold Medal
……………………………………………..
Runner Up
Silver Medal
……………………………………………..
Men's Open Singles
…………………………….
Winner
$300 + Perpetual Trophy
Runner Up
$150
……………………………………………..
Third
$100
……………………………………………..
Women's Open Singles
……………………………
Winner
$300 + Perpetual Trophy
Runner Up
$150
……………………………………………..
Third
$100
……………………………………………..
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CLUB LOCATIONS AND CONTACTS
Event Headquarters
Windsor Croquet Club
47 Blackmore St, Windsor (off Albion Rd)
Tournament Manager: Bruce McAlister
Venue Manager: Geraldine Trivett
07 3857 6764
0417 611 477
0439 536 927
East Brisbane Croquet Club
Mowbray Park, 19 Park Avenue, East Brisbane
Venue Manager: Lesley Kavanagh
07 3393 1334
0412 117 749
Graceville Croquet Club
Graceville Memorial Park, Appel Street, Graceville 07 3379 5530
(300 metres from Graceville Railway Station)
Venue Manager: Joan Hogarth
0410 394 620
McIlwraith Croquet Club
Cnr Dixon St & Auchenflower Tce, Auchenflower
(next to Auchenflower train station)
Venue Manager: Roger Brown
07 3870 3771
0429 514 987
Stephens Croquet Club
Yeronga Park Mallet Sports Centre, Yeronga
07 3892 4145
(enter park from Villa St, Annerley then Frederick St, then turn left into car park)
Venue Manager: Heather Knight
0408 194 121
Toombul Croquet Club
Wynnum Croquet Club
Oxham Park, cnr York St & Melton Rd, Nundah
(next to Nundah train station)
Venue Managers: Carmel Donley
07 3266 1460
Kitchener Park, Colina Street, Wynnum
Venue Manager: Ron Schodel
Venue Manager: Bruce Mitchell (Eire Cup)
0406 929 771
0402 227 024
0405 297 848
0427 483 566
CAQ Quotable Quotes
“Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
“We gain strength and courage, and confidence by each experience in which
we really stop to look fear in the face, we must do that which we think we cannot.”
Eleanor Roosevelt
On the Lighter Side
Two silkworms entered a race, but they ended up in a tie.
Two hats were hanging on a hat rack in the hallway. One hat said to the other:
“You stay here, I’ll go on a head.”
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