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Riverine Herald Story on the RPM
River paddling talent at Berri
Friday, June 17, 2011 Twenty-two paddlers from the Inland Outrigger Canoe Club (IOCC) showed their river paddling talents with the some excellent results at the Riverland Paddling Marathon.
The event, which runs for 208km along the Murray River from Berri to Morgan in South Australia, was held over the three days of the Queen’s Birthday weekend.
Members from IOCC crew ranged in age from Annabelle Hanson at 13 years old to Tony Bond at 57 years old, with two different teams taking to the water in OC6s.
A further Echuca duo of Nicole Calleja and Josh Foster paddled together over a shorter 100km race in an OC2, finishing first in their class.
The IOCC’s ‘Iron Crew’, competing in the men’s veteran over 35 category, was the arguably the best performed group at the event, posting a blistering time of 16:53.33 — the third-fastest full distance time in history and the fastest canoe time ever.
Made up of Mark ‘Sharky’ Oman, Rod Pell, Bond, Dave Rowe, Yvette McCormack-Hall and Rod Clark, the team was a clear first-placegetter and crossed the finish line in first place each day.
The achievement was all the more impressive given that only Bond and Clark had previously competed in an ultra marathon multi-day race.
Pell said it was a very enjoyable weekend.
‘‘It was great. Absolutely fantastic,’’ he said. ‘‘We had the fastest time for a canoe in the event’s 24-year history, so it was really good.
‘‘It was very exhausting and cold but, with Clarky up there barking orders, we kept at a fairly fast rate.’’
Pell said the crew, which was only put together earlier this year, bonded really well, which helped them get the desired results.
‘‘After just a few months of training, we bonded really well,’’ he said.
‘‘We all knew where we stood and we put in a fairly good effort.
‘‘Luckily we had Yvette McCormack-Hall in the boat though to supply the glamour with her pink flower on her beanie every day.’’
The IOCC’s mixed open OC6 relay team also did well, taking an hour off the record they established last year. Made up of 16 paddlers, the relay team finished the event in a total time of 18:43.52 over the three days.
One of the club’s newest paddlers, Janine Carroll, who had only been paddling for a few months before the event, was in her element in the relay team while Ashley Bell received the Junior Encouragement Award for paddling a total of 115km — more than any other member of the relay team.
Friday, June 17, 2011 Twenty-two paddlers from the Inland Outrigger Canoe Club (IOCC) showed their river paddling talents with the some excellent results at the Riverland Paddling Marathon.
The event, which runs for 208km along the Murray River from Berri to Morgan in South Australia, was held over the three days of the Queen’s Birthday weekend.
Members from IOCC crew ranged in age from Annabelle Hanson at 13 years old to Tony Bond at 57 years old, with two different teams taking to the water in OC6s.
A further Echuca duo of Nicole Calleja and Josh Foster paddled together over a shorter 100km race in an OC2, finishing first in their class.
The IOCC’s ‘Iron Crew’, competing in the men’s veteran over 35 category, was the arguably the best performed group at the event, posting a blistering time of 16:53.33 — the third-fastest full distance time in history and the fastest canoe time ever.
Made up of Mark ‘Sharky’ Oman, Rod Pell, Bond, Dave Rowe, Yvette McCormack-Hall and Rod Clark, the team was a clear first-placegetter and crossed the finish line in first place each day.
The achievement was all the more impressive given that only Bond and Clark had previously competed in an ultra marathon multi-day race.
Pell said it was a very enjoyable weekend.
‘‘It was great. Absolutely fantastic,’’ he said. ‘‘We had the fastest time for a canoe in the event’s 24-year history, so it was really good.
‘‘It was very exhausting and cold but, with Clarky up there barking orders, we kept at a fairly fast rate.’’
Pell said the crew, which was only put together earlier this year, bonded really well, which helped them get the desired results.
‘‘After just a few months of training, we bonded really well,’’ he said.
‘‘We all knew where we stood and we put in a fairly good effort.
‘‘Luckily we had Yvette McCormack-Hall in the boat though to supply the glamour with her pink flower on her beanie every day.’’
The IOCC’s mixed open OC6 relay team also did well, taking an hour off the record they established last year. Made up of 16 paddlers, the relay team finished the event in a total time of 18:43.52 over the three days.
One of the club’s newest paddlers, Janine Carroll, who had only been paddling for a few months before the event, was in her element in the relay team while Ashley Bell received the Junior Encouragement Award for paddling a total of 115km — more than any other member of the relay team.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Williamstown Beach Picnic and Paddle.
Williamstown Beach Picnic and Paddle.
Sunday 3rd April, 2011 10am to 3.30pm.
Inland Outriggers will be conducting a training day for any outrigger paddler that would like to come for a paddle. A new lightweight Tiger ROC and lightweight Mirage OC6 will be available to any club to test paddle. We will run a couple of singles and doubles races during the day. If you have a single or double canoe bring it but don't stress if you haven't cause we'll give you a go. So bring a picnic hamper and join us. All we ask is you come on time to help set up the big canoes and pull them apart again.
COST: $0.00
Sunday 3rd April, 2011 10am to 3.30pm.
Inland Outriggers will be conducting a training day for any outrigger paddler that would like to come for a paddle. A new lightweight Tiger ROC and lightweight Mirage OC6 will be available to any club to test paddle. We will run a couple of singles and doubles races during the day. If you have a single or double canoe bring it but don't stress if you haven't cause we'll give you a go. So bring a picnic hamper and join us. All we ask is you come on time to help set up the big canoes and pull them apart again.
COST: $0.00
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Dave Kalama paddling drill.
Dave Kalama came up with a simple paddle exercise and a drill that exhibits why reaching is so much more efficient, and helps you build a good reach into your stroke. He named it the Kalama 50/50 because that's how we're going to analyze your stroke.
This exercise is for any kind of paddling, and it's effective whether you try it in an OC-1, a SUP or even something low performance like a rotomolded kayak.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Adelaide Regatta March, 2011.
20 paddlers from Inland travelled interstate to compete at the 4th Annual Adelaide Outrigger Canoe Regatta at Grange Beach.
There were many great performances by the less fancied river paddlers. Of particular note was the breakthrough win by the Men's Open OC6 crew of Peter Garfield, Dylan Guascoine, Tony Bond, Dave Rowe, Don Larcombe and Rod Clark (Steer). It is the first time for quite a while that the Melbourne men have been beaten and the first ever win for Inland Men in a open ocean race!
The women were very competitive in the women's open OC6 race coming a close second to Melbourne women. Conditions on day one were perfect for Inland with a relatively flat ocean.
Day two was a different story with stiffening winds blowing in a choppy swell challenging all who paddled. With the sixes events completed on day one the singles and doubles came out to play. Jane McMullan and Yvette McCormack-Hall turned it on in the womens open marathon taking first and second place. The Junior marathon was a demonstation of how far Inland has come with Ash Bell, Josh Hanson and Maddie McCormack-Hall taking first, second and third showing skills normally possessed by experienced ocean paddlers. The men's open marathon was a tight struggle with several lead changes until Melbourne's Jason (the flying scotsman) Shepherd made a break and held onto the lead. Second place was decided by a sprint to the line with Inland's Rod Clark getting a nose in front of Melbourne's Garry Jones. The paddle of the day was Dylan Guascoines (19U) fourth place in the men's open marathon. The inspirational effort of the day was the OC2 novice marathon, only Sue Proctor and Barry Bell took on the conditions, they hulied (capsized) four times but at no stage did they give up!
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There were many great performances by the less fancied river paddlers. Of particular note was the breakthrough win by the Men's Open OC6 crew of Peter Garfield, Dylan Guascoine, Tony Bond, Dave Rowe, Don Larcombe and Rod Clark (Steer). It is the first time for quite a while that the Melbourne men have been beaten and the first ever win for Inland Men in a open ocean race!
The women were very competitive in the women's open OC6 race coming a close second to Melbourne women. Conditions on day one were perfect for Inland with a relatively flat ocean.
Day two was a different story with stiffening winds blowing in a choppy swell challenging all who paddled. With the sixes events completed on day one the singles and doubles came out to play. Jane McMullan and Yvette McCormack-Hall turned it on in the womens open marathon taking first and second place. The Junior marathon was a demonstation of how far Inland has come with Ash Bell, Josh Hanson and Maddie McCormack-Hall taking first, second and third showing skills normally possessed by experienced ocean paddlers. The men's open marathon was a tight struggle with several lead changes until Melbourne's Jason (the flying scotsman) Shepherd made a break and held onto the lead. Second place was decided by a sprint to the line with Inland's Rod Clark getting a nose in front of Melbourne's Garry Jones. The paddle of the day was Dylan Guascoines (19U) fourth place in the men's open marathon. The inspirational effort of the day was the OC2 novice marathon, only Sue Proctor and Barry Bell took on the conditions, they hulied (capsized) four times but at no stage did they give up!
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Geelong Regatta 2011 team list and program.
1. Race Program
Start Time Event Distance
Saturday 22nd January
8.00 am Briefing OC6 Women’s/OC6 Men’s Marathon
8.30 am OC6 Women’s/OC6 Men’s Marathon
Dhunglang Madhang
Rod Pell
Tony Bond
David Morgans
Mark Oman
Don Larcombe
Rod Clark
Kaylah Kanoah
Lisa Clarke
Jane McMullan
Judi Clark
Eleri Kerr
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Narelle Hunter
Force Five
Alex James
Peter Garfield
David Rowe
Rob Clarke
Chris Cavanagh
Brad Hunter 17 km
10.30 am Briefing OC6 Junior/Novice Long Course
10.45 am OC6 Juniors / Novice Long Course
Kaylah Kanoah
Maddie McCormack-Hall
Sue Proctor
Josh Hanson
Deb Rowe
Jacinta Whiting
Alexis Hawken
Dhunglang Madhang
Nicole Calleja
Dylan Guascoine
Barry Bell
Ian Whiting
Karen Hawken
Kate Phillips 4.5 km
11.45 am Briefing OC6 Sprints Women’s/Men’s/Mixed/Junior/Novice
12.00 noon OC6 Women’s Sprint
Force Five
Lisa Clarke
Jane McMullan
Judi Clark
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Kate Gready
Narelle Hunter 500m with 1 turn
12.20 pm OC6 Men’s Sprint
Force Five
Alex James
Peter Garfield
David Rowe
Rob Clarke
Chris Cavanagh
Brad Hunter
Dhunglang Madhang
Rod Pell
Tony Bond
David Morgans
Mark Oman
Don Larcombe
Rod Clark
500m with 1 turn
12.40 pm OC6 Mixed Sprints
No Teams entered. 500m with 1 turn
12.50 pm OC6 Junior / Novice Sprint
Force Five
Maddie McCormack-Hall
Sue Proctor
Josh Hanson
Deb Rowe
Jacinta Whiting
Alexis Hawken
Dhunglang Madhang
Nicole Calleja
Dylan Guascoine
Barry Bell
Ian Whiting
Karen Hawken
Kate Phillips 500m with 1 turn
1.15 pm Briefing
OC2 Mixed Marathon / OC2 Men / OC1 Women
1.30 pm OC2 Mixed Marathon
Tempest(Rods)
Rod Clark
Judi Clark
Tempest (Brads)
Narelle Hunter
Brad Hunter
Tempest (Tonys)
Dave Morgans
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Zulu (Nics Dad)
Lisa Clarke
Rob Clarke
8 km
3.00 pm OC1 Women / OC2 Men Marathon
OC1
Eleri Kerr
JaneMcMullan
Yvonne Stansfield
Maddie McCormick-Hall 19U
Nicole Calleja 19U
Tempest (Tonys)
Tony Bond
Peter Garfield
Tempest (Rods)
Dylan Guascoine
Chris Cavanagh
At the completion of this race there will be a demonstration short course marathon for all junior and novice paddlers, there is no charge so all novice and juniors who haven’t paddled OC1 or OC2 to this point please be ready with a lifejacket and paddle to start this event! 8 km
4.30 pm Finish Joint Club Social Dinner and Presentations
Venue TBA
Sunday 23rd January
8.00 am Briefing OC6 Mixed Marathon
8.30 am OC6 Mixed Marathon
Force Five
Anna Wells
Lisa Clarke
Rob Clarke
Brad Hunter
Nic Clarke
Narelle Hunter
Kaylah Kanoah
Maddie McCormick-Hall
Eleri Kerr
David Morgans
Chris Cavanagh
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Rod Clark
Dhunglang Madhang
Sue Proctor
Karen Hawken
Peter Garfield
Deb Rowe
Troy Clymo
Dylan Guascoine 16 km
10.30 am Briefing OC1 Men / OC2 Women’s Marathon
10.45 am OC 1 Men / OC2 Women’s Marathon
Tempest (Rods)
Judi Clark
Jenny Larcombe
Tempest (Brads)
Narelle Hunter
Anna Wells
Tempest (Tonys)
Nicole Calleja
Kate Phillips
Stingray (Yvonne)
Yvonne Stansfield
Tanya Beacham
OC1
Rod Clark
Tony Bond
Rod Pell
Mark Oman
Ash Bell
Josh Foster
Josh Hanson
Brad Hunter
Don Larcombe
David Rowe
Alex James 8 km
12.45 am Briefing OC1 / OC2 Sprints
Women’s / Men’s / Mixed / Junior / Novice
12.45 pm OC1 Women’s Sprint
Yvette McCormack-Hall
Yvonne Stansfield 250m
OC1 Men’s Sprint
Tony Bond
Rod Pell
Mark Oman
Peter Garfield
David Rowe
Chris Cavanagh
David Morgans
Alex James 250m
OC1 Junior / Novice Sprint
Ash Bell
Josh Hanson
Josh Foster
Dylan Guascoine
Nic Clarke
Maddie McCormack-Hall
Nicole Calleja 250m
OC2 Women’s Sprint
Tempest (Brads)
Anna Wells
Narelle Hunter
Stingray (Yvonne)
Yvonne Stansfield
Tanya Beacham 250m
OC2 Men’s Sprint
Tempest (Tonys)
Tony Bond
David Morgans 250m
OC2 Mixed Sprints
Zulu (Nics Dad)
Lisa Clarke
Rob Clarke 250m
OC2 Junior / Novice
Zulu (Nics Dad)
Nic Clarke
Alexis Hawken
Tempest (Rods)
Barry Bell
Ash Bell
Tempest (Tonys)
Nicole Calleja
Josh Foster
Tempest (Brads)
David Rowe
Deb Rowe
2.00 pm – 3.00 pm Come & Try Paddling – Open to the Public
All clubs are asked to participate PLEASE
3.00 pm Day 2 Presentations
Start Time Event Distance
Saturday 22nd January
8.00 am Briefing OC6 Women’s/OC6 Men’s Marathon
8.30 am OC6 Women’s/OC6 Men’s Marathon
Dhunglang Madhang
Rod Pell
Tony Bond
David Morgans
Mark Oman
Don Larcombe
Rod Clark
Kaylah Kanoah
Lisa Clarke
Jane McMullan
Judi Clark
Eleri Kerr
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Narelle Hunter
Force Five
Alex James
Peter Garfield
David Rowe
Rob Clarke
Chris Cavanagh
Brad Hunter 17 km
10.30 am Briefing OC6 Junior/Novice Long Course
10.45 am OC6 Juniors / Novice Long Course
Kaylah Kanoah
Maddie McCormack-Hall
Sue Proctor
Josh Hanson
Deb Rowe
Jacinta Whiting
Alexis Hawken
Dhunglang Madhang
Nicole Calleja
Dylan Guascoine
Barry Bell
Ian Whiting
Karen Hawken
Kate Phillips 4.5 km
11.45 am Briefing OC6 Sprints Women’s/Men’s/Mixed/Junior/Novice
12.00 noon OC6 Women’s Sprint
Force Five
Lisa Clarke
Jane McMullan
Judi Clark
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Kate Gready
Narelle Hunter 500m with 1 turn
12.20 pm OC6 Men’s Sprint
Force Five
Alex James
Peter Garfield
David Rowe
Rob Clarke
Chris Cavanagh
Brad Hunter
Dhunglang Madhang
Rod Pell
Tony Bond
David Morgans
Mark Oman
Don Larcombe
Rod Clark
500m with 1 turn
12.40 pm OC6 Mixed Sprints
No Teams entered. 500m with 1 turn
12.50 pm OC6 Junior / Novice Sprint
Force Five
Maddie McCormack-Hall
Sue Proctor
Josh Hanson
Deb Rowe
Jacinta Whiting
Alexis Hawken
Dhunglang Madhang
Nicole Calleja
Dylan Guascoine
Barry Bell
Ian Whiting
Karen Hawken
Kate Phillips 500m with 1 turn
1.15 pm Briefing
OC2 Mixed Marathon / OC2 Men / OC1 Women
1.30 pm OC2 Mixed Marathon
Tempest(Rods)
Rod Clark
Judi Clark
Tempest (Brads)
Narelle Hunter
Brad Hunter
Tempest (Tonys)
Dave Morgans
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Zulu (Nics Dad)
Lisa Clarke
Rob Clarke
8 km
3.00 pm OC1 Women / OC2 Men Marathon
OC1
Eleri Kerr
JaneMcMullan
Yvonne Stansfield
Maddie McCormick-Hall 19U
Nicole Calleja 19U
Tempest (Tonys)
Tony Bond
Peter Garfield
Tempest (Rods)
Dylan Guascoine
Chris Cavanagh
At the completion of this race there will be a demonstration short course marathon for all junior and novice paddlers, there is no charge so all novice and juniors who haven’t paddled OC1 or OC2 to this point please be ready with a lifejacket and paddle to start this event! 8 km
4.30 pm Finish Joint Club Social Dinner and Presentations
Venue TBA
Sunday 23rd January
8.00 am Briefing OC6 Mixed Marathon
8.30 am OC6 Mixed Marathon
Force Five
Anna Wells
Lisa Clarke
Rob Clarke
Brad Hunter
Nic Clarke
Narelle Hunter
Kaylah Kanoah
Maddie McCormick-Hall
Eleri Kerr
David Morgans
Chris Cavanagh
Yvette McCormick-Hall
Rod Clark
Dhunglang Madhang
Sue Proctor
Karen Hawken
Peter Garfield
Deb Rowe
Troy Clymo
Dylan Guascoine 16 km
10.30 am Briefing OC1 Men / OC2 Women’s Marathon
10.45 am OC 1 Men / OC2 Women’s Marathon
Tempest (Rods)
Judi Clark
Jenny Larcombe
Tempest (Brads)
Narelle Hunter
Anna Wells
Tempest (Tonys)
Nicole Calleja
Kate Phillips
Stingray (Yvonne)
Yvonne Stansfield
Tanya Beacham
OC1
Rod Clark
Tony Bond
Rod Pell
Mark Oman
Ash Bell
Josh Foster
Josh Hanson
Brad Hunter
Don Larcombe
David Rowe
Alex James 8 km
12.45 am Briefing OC1 / OC2 Sprints
Women’s / Men’s / Mixed / Junior / Novice
12.45 pm OC1 Women’s Sprint
Yvette McCormack-Hall
Yvonne Stansfield 250m
OC1 Men’s Sprint
Tony Bond
Rod Pell
Mark Oman
Peter Garfield
David Rowe
Chris Cavanagh
David Morgans
Alex James 250m
OC1 Junior / Novice Sprint
Ash Bell
Josh Hanson
Josh Foster
Dylan Guascoine
Nic Clarke
Maddie McCormack-Hall
Nicole Calleja 250m
OC2 Women’s Sprint
Tempest (Brads)
Anna Wells
Narelle Hunter
Stingray (Yvonne)
Yvonne Stansfield
Tanya Beacham 250m
OC2 Men’s Sprint
Tempest (Tonys)
Tony Bond
David Morgans 250m
OC2 Mixed Sprints
Zulu (Nics Dad)
Lisa Clarke
Rob Clarke 250m
OC2 Junior / Novice
Zulu (Nics Dad)
Nic Clarke
Alexis Hawken
Tempest (Rods)
Barry Bell
Ash Bell
Tempest (Tonys)
Nicole Calleja
Josh Foster
Tempest (Brads)
David Rowe
Deb Rowe
2.00 pm – 3.00 pm Come & Try Paddling – Open to the Public
All clubs are asked to participate PLEASE
3.00 pm Day 2 Presentations
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Results - Outlaw Ocean Series Race 1: The Graeme Long Memorial Paddle
Results - Outlaw Ocean Series Race 1:
The Graeme Long Memorial PaddleUrquhart's Bluff to Torquay - 9th January 2011
1 Garry Jones 30 24.0 OC1 Male 2:11:50 10.9236
2 Rod Clark 1 24.0 OC1 Male 2:13:54 10.7537
3 Steve Vegh 35 24.0 OC1 Male 2:16:45 10.5326
4 Jason Shepherd 4 24.0 OC1 Male 2:17:36 10.4740
5 Paul Nottage 34 24.0 OC1 Male 2:20:50 10.2244
6 Steve Miller 3 24.0 OC1 Male 2:23:50 10.0139
1 Mark Grey & Darren Stewart 101 24.0 OC2 Male 2:30:15 9.5845
2 Brian Galura & Damien Hardiman 201 24.0 OC2 Male 2:31:10 9.5346
1 Yvonne Stansfield 33 24.0 OC1 Female 2:35:40 9.2548
- Wade Vautier 50 24.0 OC1 Male DNF
- Brad Hunter 2 24.0 OC1 Male DNF -
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