Coolbellup Bowls over Mandurah and Rockingham – or Did Mandurah Strike Again?

posted by Roy Khoh in Coolbellup, Mandurah, Photos, Rockingham

Ten-Pin Bowling was just held today at AMF Rockingham and the victory goes to Coolbellup.

Actually, it could be contested whether Club Mandurah or Club Coolbellup won. What’s certain is that Rockingham came third. There were only three clubs competing in today’s challenge and careful consideration had to be taken in calculating the results. Two players from Rockingham and two players from Mandurah bowled 1 game each. So the final calculation had to consider that four members only played once.

2008 AMF Bowling Challenge

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The final scores are tabulated as such:

 

Coolbellup High Low Average
Amira 107.00 88.00 97.50
Muhammad 90.00 67.00 78.50
Ahmed 110.00 87.00 98.50
Maswati 86.00 45.00 65.50
Roy 169.00 100.00 134.50
AVERAGE 112.40 77.40 94.90
       
Mandurah Top Low Average
Kim 184.00 136.00 160.00
Rod 141.00 135.00 138.00
Jean 102.00   102.00
Jed 113.00 94.00 103.50
Shaanie 43.00   43.00
Rikki 134.00 71.00 102.50
Georgia 87.00 67.00 77.00
Miranda 115.00 66.00 90.50
Ethan 102.00 66.00 84.00
Casey 86.00 79.00 82.50
AVERAGE 110.70 89.25 98.30
       
Rockingham Top Low Average
Elanie 65.00   65.00
Aneldi 53.00   53.00
James 76.00 75.00 75.50
David 83.00 82.00 82.50
Douglas 89.00 80.00 84.50
Ben 102.00 88.00 95.00
AVERAGE 78.00 81.25 75.92

So, similar to Poomsae Judging, we cancelled some scores out. Traditionally, we would discard the top score and the lowest score and average the remaining unbiased scores. However, since we only had 2 games each (some of us only 1) the top score is used. Those who played 1 game had their score counted as their best. In this case, Coolbellup just edged out Mandurah for top spot with an average of 112.40 over Mandurah’s 110.70.

Having said that, Coolbellup also has the widest fluctuations with their low score average of 77.40 losing out to the rest of the clubs. In this particular instance, Mandurah takes the honours over Rockingham.

Normally, you would take an average; total average, have EVERYTHING averaged out. In this case, Mandurah would have Average honours with 98.30 over Coolbellup’s 94.90.

I’ll scan the actual scores and post them up when they’re ready. I had some chocolate smeared over one sheet so I have to wait for it to dry before scanning it.

Photos will come courtesy of the Ahmad-Niza family when they’re ready and have emailed them to me.

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ATA Peel region grading – 14th December 2008 in Mandurah

 

Date: Sunday 14th December 2008

Time: 1pm – 4pm

Venue: Mandurah Senior High School Gymnasium

The end of school term nears again, and grading is confirmed to be held on the last Sunday before the school term finishes. It will be held at the Mandurah Senior High School Gym. This will be available to all the students south of the Swan River and the Peel region.

You will already have a sense of whether you are ready and prepared to go for the grading this time around. If you are unsure, please check with your instructor.

You can print a copy of the grading form here and submit with the appropriate fees to your instructor.

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Power-less Grading at Mandurah – Sunday 21st September 2008

Mandurah Grading September 21 2008

On a day where many students had to perform to nearing their best, to be awarded their next Taekwondo level – the venue for the grading had a bit of a hiccup. On arrival, the premises had no power. No lighting, no fans! Luckily, there were few windows on the very top of the gym hall to provide sufficient natural lighting. The venue was affected by the storm that morning which took out the electrical power in the surrounding areas for half the day. There was no hot water for hot drinks.

Despite the adversity, grading continued and graders who were not scheduled to be examined were permitted the use of another power-less room. Without the door open, the room would have been completely dark. It was amazing to note that many graders were able to use that dark-room facility to practice their routines. The rods in the eyes adjust quite well and after about 1 minute, the once completely dark room becomes useful. It goes to show how resilient taekwondo practitioners are and even the mums and dads and supporters were very patient and progressed as per normal.

Results will be notified to students who did not bring their Taekwondo Australia Grading Handbook. To all those who participated and went through the examination, congratulations – and an extra pat on the back to those who received awards at the end of the event.

Congratulations to the following for their grading awards:

Best senior grading: Jed Calicdan (Mandurah), and Averil Evans (Falcon),

Best junior grading: Munirah Ahmad Niza (Coolbellup) and Alex Battellar (Mandurah)

Encouragement: Neb Miletovic (Rockingham).

Photograher: Julie Cloud (Halls Head).

 

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Fundraising: Discount voucher books are available for sale.

The ATA Peel region is promoting the Kidzabuzz discount voucher book to our members and others to help fundrasing efforts for the club.  The voucher book has over 380 discount vouchers, with a total value of well over $2,500 in savings.  All vouchers are valid from now until the end of October 2009 with the following sections which would suit all the fmaily from newborns through to early teens.  And, adults can also use the vouchers as well.

Easy to use sections include:

Aqua kids

Indoor Play

Visit the animals

Let’s get physical (the ATA Peel region has a voucher in this vocuher book)

Get Aways

Lights, camera, Action

Happy Birthday to Me

Toys/Gifts

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Services

Say Cheese

Yummy for Tummy

and more …

 

These discount voucher books cost only $20 each and you can buy one from your club instructor.

Visit this website for more information: www.kidzabuzz.com.au

 

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ATA referees perform at the Australian Nationals in Sydney – 4-6 Sept 2008

Three referees from the Australian Taekwondo Academy represented Western Australia in the Australian Taekwondo Nationals and Open Championship this past week. Richard Huynh, Jed Calicdan and Roy Khoh. One other WA referee could not make the trip at the last moment while 2 from the SouthWest group officiated as poomsae judges..

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Touching down in Sydney approximately 20:30 on Wednesday, we caught a cab to Pullman Hotel inside the Olympic Park precinct. The Pullman is a 5-star hotel that had just recently opened operations 2 days before we arrived. One of the waitresses, during breakfast, had mentioned that to me and also stated that there was some special discount because of the opening week. Either way, I was quite surpised and very pleased with the hotel accommodation that the referees received this tournament.

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