Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Monday, 29 June 2015
Rowing - South Queensland Nominations
Could all rowers that are planning to row at the South Queensland Championship at Kawana please get their registration with the money in an envelope into the red box at the rowing club. Also once this is done, could you please email which crews you have nominated to me at 20151340@slasmail.com. It is important that this is done early so that applications can be sent to the boat committee in plenty of time for approval. I also need to know so I can determine which trailer needs to be used and how it will get there.
Trent Cieslar.
Sunday, 28 June 2015
Saturday, 27 June 2015
Rowing ...Central Queensland Schools Regatta results.
Congratulations to St Luke's crews who competed at the Central Queensland Schools Championship last weekend.
> Results:
> Year 9 double scull (Montanna Clark and Jamie Joiner) bronze medal
> Year 10 double scull (Elizabeth Newell and Sabina Murchie) bronze medal
> Open double scull (Riley Clark and Trent Cieslar) bronze medal
Congratulations.
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
SLAS Athletics Team letters and students events nominated
Team Letter
events and students in team nominated for.
Thanks
Mrs Hill
Monday, 22 June 2015
MORRIS WIN 2015 Interhouse Athletics Carnival
Browning - 2484
Hoog - 2003
Noble - 1845
Mr Oates awards the Kernke Shield to Morris House Captain - Suzanne Conradie.
Rebecca Goulding and Montana Deamer
Congratulations to Rebecca Goulding and Montana Deamer at recent State Championships for Touch Football.
Rebecca was selected in the State Team and Montana was selected as a shadow.
Rebecca was selected in the State Team and Montana was selected as a shadow.
Rebecca Greiner
Congratulations to Rebecca Greiner selected in the QLD schoolgirls Hockey team and also for her selection into the QLD under 21 Hockey team.
Rebecca has recently returned from her Australian under 16 Hockey Tour of Europe.
Congratulations Rebecca.
Rebecca has recently returned from her Australian under 16 Hockey Tour of Europe.
Congratulations Rebecca.
Thursday, 18 June 2015
Wednesday, 17 June 2015
Wide Bay School Sport...Changes to funding for athletes
Dear All
Important News re Financial Assistance for Students is outlined below. Please advise any Wide Bay School Sport Selected students of this new offer. I have also placed this info on Wide Bay School Sport facebook page https://www.facebook.com/www.widebayschoolsport.eq.edu.au?ref=hl
Justin Lane
Regional School Sport Officer- compete or officiate (as a coach, referee or scorer) at an eligible Queensland state or state school event, Australian national or national school event or international event
- have been residents of Queensland for at least 12 months preceding the event
- are under the age of 18 at the start of the event
- travel a road distance of at least 250km (one-way) from their place of residence to the event location (to check road distances visit www.racq.com.au/travel/trip-planner)
- fly a radial distance of at least 250km (one-way) from their place of residence to the event location (to check radial distances visit www.ga.gov.au/cocky/distance.jsp)
- have their participation at the event confirmed by the relevant State Sporting Organisation, Queensland School Sport or School Sport Australia.
Event
|
Amount
|
State or state school event
|
$200
|
National or national school event
|
$400
|
International event
|
$600
|
- applications will not be considered before the start of a championship – applicants are required to use their own resources to travel to the event as funding is provided retrospectively
- we must receive applications within six months of the start date of the eligible event.
Wide Bay Region
Please find below information on the changes to Sport and Recreation Services funding to young athletes.
Young Athlete Assistance Program
The Young Athletes Travel Subsidy will replace the Young Athlete Assistance Program from 1 July 2015.
Applications for the Young Athlete Assistance Program are closed. Please submit an application under the Young Athletes Travel Subsidy from 1 July 2015.
Note: If you attended an event conducted between 16 December 2014 and 31 January 2015 an extension on the six month application deadline has been granted to account for the transition to the Young Athletes Travel Subsidy. You now have until 31 July 2015 to apply under the Young Athletes Travel Subsidy.
Young Athletes Travel Subsidy - Opening on 1 July 2015
The Young Athletes Travel Subsidy (travel subsidy) will replace the Young Athlete Assistance Program on 1 July 2015. The principles of the programs are the same, but the new travel subsidy will provide additional financial assistance through three event tiers.
The new travel subsidy aims to foster the development of young athletes and support elite athlete pathways by providing financial assistance to help alleviate the costs associated with attending championship events.
The travel subsidy supports attendance at specific state, national and international events. Subsidies are provided retrospectively under a tiered funding model, with applicants eligible once every two calendar years at each tier.
Officials (such as coaches, referees and scorers) attending eligible events can also apply for assistance if they meet the eligibility criteria.
Who is eligible?
Applicants eligible for support are those who:
What funding is available?
Eligible athletes and officials can apply for one eligible event at each tier, once every two calendar years.
Lodging an application does not guarantee funding. The following requirements must be met:
Note: If you have attended an event conducted between 16 December 2014 and 31 January 2015, you have until 31 July 2015 to apply to allow for the transition from the Young Athlete Assistance Program to the Young Athletes Travel Subsidy.
Applications for events conducted from 16 December 2014
If you have submitted a Young Athlete Assistance Program application for a national or international event held in the six months leading up to the opening of the new travel subsidy (events held since 16 December 2014) you will be reimbursed the additional amount available under the new travel subsidy, where applicable.
We will be in touch with you to provide further information regarding the process.
How do I apply?
An online application form will be available here when the program opens on 1 July 2015.
Rowing Captains with all the Rowing trophies...that the team won....at The 2015 BUNDABERG RADIOLOGY HEAD OF THE RIVER
On Sunday the 14 June, rowers took to the
water for the annual Bundaberg Radiology Head of the River regatta. They had
been training very hard, up to 6 times a week on and off the water leading up
to the regatta. There was much competition between all 6 schools with the point
tally even between St Luke’s and rivals Shalom going into the last few races of
the day. There were many individual trophies won by students from St Luke’s
including the Year 10 girls’ and boys’ singles as well as the Year 12 girls and
boys singles.
The medal tallies were as follows:
21 Golds
17 Silvers
15 Bronze
However, without the rowers who entered the races for the
extra point, we would have not had a chance of winning the overall trophies:
the percentage points trophy and overall points trophy.
This was a special year for St Luke’s as we had won the
overall points trophy two years in a row and were looking to make it a third.
St Luke’s comfortably won the percentage points trophy and the overall points
trophy, just nine points separating us and Shalom. St Luke’s is now on a three
year winning streak which is an amazing achievement for a smaller school such
as St Luke’s.
All St Luke's rowers should be commended for their
outstanding commitment and performances both individually and as a team throughout
the day. Another thankyou goes out to all coaches and parents who gave up their
time to coach students and transport boats to and from the courses.
Thanks to Mr Ian Grotherr, Mr John Pressler, and all our Coaches, Mr Pike, Mrs Hellmuth Mrs Weston and Mr Robinson for all their help.
Trent Cieslar and Alex Hellmuth
2015 Rowing Captains
2015 Rowing Captains
ROWING - Draw for CQ Regatta
Could you post this on sport blog for Rowers competing at Central Queensland Schools Regatta
Judi
Please check time - be at regatta 1hr before your race.
Ensure that you check in with your coach and assist with set up and return of equipment. Rowing is a team sport.
Wishing you success.
Judi
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Rowing News from SLAS Coordinator
Congratulations to all rowers and coaches for your contribution and success on Sunday.
There has been a lot of talk about what happens next with Rowing at St Lukes. I am happy to report that there are a number of opportunities for our students to continue to row and compete at a number of regattas.
It is important to remember that all coaches are volunteers and the local HOR season has been longer this year and ran right up to Schools Championship Series which is managed by Rowing Queensland and Bundaberg Rowing Club.
WHAT NEXT
Students must ensure that they are financial members of the Bundaberg Rowing Club as Junior Competitive Rowers -
HOW MUCH
HOR was $150 - and additional $150 is payable to the Club - NOT SCHOOL.
WHERE TO PAY
In to the RED BOX at the Rowing Shed ( rear of first bay at door) or bank deposit.
It is essential that the receipt is then emailed to the RowingRegistrar rowingregistrar@gmail.com
Bundaberg Rowing Club Inc
BSB 645646
A/C 106929379
Ref of Surname
WHO WILL COACH
Coaches are meeting this Wednesday. Please be mindful that our coaches are volunteers and have other commitments.
Rowers will be notified when training squads for next part of the year have been decided.
WHAT REGATTAS ARE AVAILABLE
This weekend Bundaberg is hosting the first of the School Series - Central Qld. The next regatta is South Qld which is held at Kawana on the last weekend of St Lukes School Holidays. The QLD Schools State Title will be held at Rockhampton over the first weekend of the September Holidays
For more information see Rowing Qld website http://www.rowingqld.asn.au/#!queensland-schools/c1s43 and the attached booklet.
The students who row on are also eligible to compete at club regattas including Bundaberg, Sunshine Coast, Pine Rivers etc.
A list of regattas is available at:
http://rowingonline.com.au/Rowing/Regattas/Default.aspx
HOW TO NOMINATE
As per normal, coaches/rowers need to place their nomination (seat fees in an envelope with the details of the events entered) in the red box at the Bundaberg Rowing Club shed.
Seat Fees are $14.50. Coxes do not pay for events they are coxing. All travel and accommodation is arranged by individual rowers.
Draws for Regattas can be found at http://rowingonline.com.au/Rowing/Regattas/Default.aspx.
ACCESS TO BOATS and EQUIPMENT
St Luke's Rowers continue to have access to school boats and equipment. Boats and equipment must be requested through Boat Committee via email.
UNIFORM
For school regattas students must wear school Zoot and Sports Shirt. For Club Regattas rowers will need to wear Bundaberg Rowing Club Zoot ( Black and Gold).
There has been a lot of talk about what happens next with Rowing at St Lukes. I am happy to report that there are a number of opportunities for our students to continue to row and compete at a number of regattas.
It is important to remember that all coaches are volunteers and the local HOR season has been longer this year and ran right up to Schools Championship Series which is managed by Rowing Queensland and Bundaberg Rowing Club.
WHAT NEXT
Students must ensure that they are financial members of the Bundaberg Rowing Club as Junior Competitive Rowers -
HOW MUCH
HOR was $150 - and additional $150 is payable to the Club - NOT SCHOOL.
WHERE TO PAY
In to the RED BOX at the Rowing Shed ( rear of first bay at door) or bank deposit.
It is essential that the receipt is then emailed to the RowingRegistrar rowingregistrar@gmail.com
Bundaberg Rowing Club Inc
BSB 645646
A/C 106929379
Ref of Surname
WHO WILL COACH
Coaches are meeting this Wednesday. Please be mindful that our coaches are volunteers and have other commitments.
Rowers will be notified when training squads for next part of the year have been decided.
WHAT REGATTAS ARE AVAILABLE
This weekend Bundaberg is hosting the first of the School Series - Central Qld. The next regatta is South Qld which is held at Kawana on the last weekend of St Lukes School Holidays. The QLD Schools State Title will be held at Rockhampton over the first weekend of the September Holidays
For more information see Rowing Qld website http://www.rowingqld.asn.au/#!queensland-schools/c1s43 and the attached booklet.
The students who row on are also eligible to compete at club regattas including Bundaberg, Sunshine Coast, Pine Rivers etc.
A list of regattas is available at:
http://rowingonline.com.au/Rowing/Regattas/Default.aspx
HOW TO NOMINATE
As per normal, coaches/rowers need to place their nomination (seat fees in an envelope with the details of the events entered) in the red box at the Bundaberg Rowing Club shed.
Seat Fees are $14.50. Coxes do not pay for events they are coxing. All travel and accommodation is arranged by individual rowers.
Draws for Regattas can be found at http://rowingonline.com.au/Rowing/Regattas/Default.aspx.
ACCESS TO BOATS and EQUIPMENT
St Luke's Rowers continue to have access to school boats and equipment. Boats and equipment must be requested through Boat Committee via email.
UNIFORM
For school regattas students must wear school Zoot and Sports Shirt. For Club Regattas rowers will need to wear Bundaberg Rowing Club Zoot ( Black and Gold).
see link for Rowing QLD booklet
Regards
Judi Hellmuth
ROWING AFTER THE HOR SERIES AS A SLAS SCHOOL SPORT...From - Peter Robinson...Head of Sport at St Luke's
I just wanted to clear up any communication problems regarding Rowing post Head of the River.
Please send this to all your SLAS Rowing Lists.
To all.
Thanks to all for a very
s
uccessful BUNDABERG RADIOLOGY
Head of the River Regatta Series.Thanks to all Coaches, Parents, Grandparents and students.
After the Head of the River finishes...we always have a lot of questions.
From now on
,
Fees go through the club
and
not the school.My coaches have made a commitment until the Head of the River and coaching after the HOR is totally their own choice and now through the club.
SLAS is happy to lend our boats following the Boat usage guidelines but parents and rowers will need to go through the club for all issues around communication and club regattas from now on.
My Rowing Coordinator and Coaches have a meeting on Wed afternoon where they can elect to continue as coaches or not.
We appreciate their time, but all communication from now on needs to be through your coach and not through the school.
I am thinking of a plan to employ a rowing coordinator next year, but budget restraints are holding up that process. A fee of $200 per rower may help facilitate a coordinator for the whole year.
As volunteers are hard to find.
Please look after the volunteers we have...so they continue to work for us.
any questions?
Please see details below.
Thanks
P
R
Monday, 15 June 2015
Rowing Training with John Pressler and Andrew Service is cancelled on Tuesday 16 June
Andrew Service has cancelled his training on Tuesday morning at 5.45 am.
No Rowing Training on tuesday morning
From
John Pressler
and Andrew Service
ANDREW SERVICE
State Talent Pathway Coordinator - QLD | Rowing Australia
c/- Rowing Queensland | 150 Jane Street | South Brisbane QLD 4101
M +61 414 545 469
E Andrew.service@rowing.ausportnet.com | W www.rowingaustralia.com.au
State Talent Pathway Coordinator - QLD | Rowing Australia
c/- Rowing Queensland | 150 Jane Street | South Brisbane QLD 4101
M +61 414 545 469
E Andrew.service@rowing.ausportnet.com | W www.rowingaustralia.com.au
Sunday, 14 June 2015
Congratulations Rowing Team
Congratulations St Luke's for winning the Head of the River for the third year in a row.
Thanks to all Coaches, Students, Parents, Boat Committee, Judi Hellmuth, Carolyn Weston, Ian Grotherr, John Pressler. Phil Pike And Rowing Supporters for an excellent season and an excellent Head of The River event today.
Thanks to all the SLAS parents who were officials today and ran the carnival so well.
Well done to our whole team.
Thanks
PR.
Friday, 12 June 2015
Approved...Rowing Supporters group selling raffle tickets
Why - Rowing annual fundraising for the schools boats.
What - sell tickets in the lower and upper primary car park / stop drop and go zones,
When - before and after school.
How - Table to set up a small display with the prizes
How much - The tickets are $50 each, and they are selling 500 tickets,
Drawn - at the end of term.
What - Prize, valued at $7000.00
Prize is a choice of three options,
either;
1 years school fees,
or $7000 worth of travel,
or a $10000 rowing scull.
Thursday, 11 June 2015
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
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