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Updated
1st September 2008
2008 'AUS CHEER" AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Definitive entries have now closed for the 2008 'AUS Cheer' Australian
Cheerleading Championships. In 5 weeks time, 700 cheerleaders will
hit the State Sports Centre at Sydney Olympic Park to battle it
our for the title of National Champion. Teams will compete in Cheer,
Pom, Group Stunt and Partner Stunt categories.
Don't forget...The "AUS Cheer' Australian Cheerleading Championships
is on the same day as the NRL Grandfinal at Telstra Stadium, so
avoid the rush and pre-book your parking ticket by calling 132 849.
Additional information is available here
2008
SPORT AEROBICS AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Definitive entries have now closed for the 2008 Australian Sport
Aerobics Championships. Athletes will compete in Levels, National
A & B and International divisions of competition.
Tickets are available at the door.
MEN'S
AND WOMEN'S NATIONAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS - ENTRY FORMS
Provisional and definitive entries forms for the MAG and WAG National
Club Championships are now available from the event web site. Please
click
here to view a copy.
MEN'S
ARTISTIC - EVENT SELECTION CRITERIA
The 2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival and 2009 International
Junior Team Cup Selection Criteria is now available for download
from the MAG web site.
WOMEN'S
ARTISTIC - AIS/GA OLYMPIC SQUAD
Following review of the AIS/GA Olympic Squad at the completion of
the 2008 Olympic Games, the selectors congratulate the following
gymnasts:
AIS/GA
Olympic Squad:
Georgia
Bonora AIS/VIS/WGC
Ashleigh
Brennan AIS/VIS
Emma
Dennis AIS/VIS/WGC
Amber
Fulljames AIS/QAS
Melanie
Jones AIS
Dasha
Joura AIS/WAIS
Lauren
Mitchell AIS/WAIS
Shona
Morgan AIS/VIS/WGC
Visiting
Athlete - October Camp
Emily
Little AIS/WAIS
Olivia
Vivian has accepted a scholarship with the University of Oregon,
USA as of this month and GA wishes her well at her new program and
looks forward to her continued involvement in the national program
in the future.
The next camp will take place from 27 October – 1 November
at AIS, Canberra. The squad will again be reviewed following the
National Club Championships in November.
WOMEN'S
ARTISTIC - 2010
DEVELOPMENT SQUAD SEPTEMBER CAMP
Congratulations to the following gymnasts who have been selected
in the 2010 Development Squad to attend the next camp being held
in September:
Emma
Collister VIC/WGC
Ashley
Cooney WA/WAIS
Angela
Donald VIC/WGC
Natalia
Joura WA/WAIS
Amaya
King-Koy QLD/QAS
Zoe
Lorenzen VIC/VIS
Courtney
Barnard WA/WAIS
Bridget
Beattie WA/WAIS
Tierra
Exum VIC/VIS
Amelia
McGrath VIC/MLC
Svetlana
Sanders VIC/VIS
Jessica
Thompson WA/WAIS
Breanah
McArthur QLD/QAS
Monica
Sloan NSW/NBG
Clare
O’Donnell VIC/MLC
Ruth
Neeves SA/GYMJETS
The
camp will take place at the AIS from 21st September - 27th September.
RHYTHMIC
GYMNASTICS - AYOF RG SELECTION CRITERIA AND TRIAL
The 2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival Selection Criteria is
now available for download from the RG web site. Coaches and gymnasts,
please note that the AYOF RG Selection Trial will now be held in
Melbourne at the Victorian HPC in Prahran on the 14 December 2008.
The selected gymnasts and their coaches will be required to attend
a 3 day training camp at the HPC on the 15-17 December 2008.
RHYTHMIC
GYMNASTICS - 2008 RG SKOOLGIRLS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Skoolgirls National Championships will be held in Sydney on
the 18th October 2008 at PLC Sydney in Croydon. The event information
and entry forms can be found on the Gymnastics Australia website
located under Events - National.
For further information please contact Karon
Williams or Nicole
Higham
SPORT
AEROBICS - FIG CODE OF POINTS
An updated version of the AER 2009-2012 Code of Points, approved
by the FIG is now available to download from the AER
web site. This updated version may be used for the preparation
of the AER Intercontinental Judge’s Course.
Further
amendments or clarifications to this edition of the AER 2009 Code
of Points may be made at the completion of the AER Intercontinental
Judge’s courses.
TRAMPOLINE
SPORTS – NATIONAL CLUB LEVELS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Congratulations to all the athletes who competed on the National
Club Levels Championships, held in Brisbane, over the weekend. A
summary of the results shows that Robertson Gymnastics continues
it success at this event:
OVERALL
Champion Club: Robertson Gymnastics Club
TRAMPOLINE
Discipline Champion Club: Robertson Gymnastics Club
DMT
Discipline Champion Club: Robertson Gymnastics Club
TUMBLING
Discipline Champion Club: BTYC Gymnastics
Elite
Levels Champion Club: Cheltenham Youth Gymnastics Club
Level
7 Champion Club: Bayside PCYC
Level
6 Champion Club: Robertson Gymnastics Club
Level
5 Champion Club: Robertson Gymnastics Club
Level
4 Champion Club: Robertson Gymnastics Club
The
full
results show a great mix of clubs vying for top placing.
Thanks
are extended to to Gymnastics Queensland for an excellent venue
and a successful competition
TRAMPOLINE
SPORTS – LATEST 2009-2012 CODE OF POINTS
The latest version of the 2009-2012 Code of Points (Draft 3) has
been made available by the FIG and is available from the TRP
web site.
SPORTS
ACROBATICS – LATEST 2009-2012 CODE OF POINTS
The latest version of the 2009-2012 Code of Points (May 2008) has
been made available by the FIG and is available from the ACR
web site.
The matching Tables of Difficulties is also available from the FIG
Website. (Note this is very large file to download.)
SPORTS
ACROBATICS – LATEST WAGC RULES
The FIG Age Group rules have been updated on the ACR
web site to reflect the latest available from the FIG site.
STAR
5 ACHIEVED - WAVERLEY GYMNASTICS CENTRE
Gymnastics Australia, on behalf Gymnastics Victoria, would like
to congratulate the Waverley Gymnastics Centre as the first Club
to successfully achieve Star 5 under the recently consolidated Club
10 Quality Assurance Program.
This
endorsement of Best Practice at Star 5 recognises the long-term
planning and strong commitment to a strategic direction and goals.
The Club was nominated by GV Club Services Manager, Kristian Brudenell,
for their ability to establish and sustain a High Performance Program
within a traditional Club environment. The assessment conducted
by GA Club Services Manager, Geoff Rietschel, in conjunction with
GV CEO Jane Farrance and Jo Richards, National Junior Development
Coordinator, occurred over a two hour interview and inspection of
Club information.
Three key areas stood out in this assessment:
• Thoroughness in planning; particularly for the long term
and adherence to identified aims;
• Commitment to recognise and value all Members; &
• Preparedness to learn, including by taking advice, and to
share learnings with the community.
Club
President, Bill Dennis and Club Director, Tanya Johansen are to
be commended for their efforts and to those Club personnel, volunteers
and supporters working closely with this Committee and those who
have been involved in the early days are to be congratulated.
NATIONAL
RISK PROTECTION PROGRAM FEEDBACK SOUGHT
Gymnastics Australia is conducting a review and Member satisfaction
survey on the GA-JLT Sport National Risk Protection Program. Conducted
using an online survey tool, with the opportunity for anonymous
submissions, this brief survey of only 12 questions can be accessed
utilising the following link:
A
random sample of the first 20 surveys returned will be advised to
JLT Sport for a free Asset Protect estimation.
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