Welcome to the Summer Edition of Reclink
This is the first edition of the quarterly Recreation Link that is linking with the ‘E-News’ newsletter distributed by Leisure Networks. The aim is to reduce the duplication of information being sent to clubs and associations. During the development of the Geelong Region Sports Development Plan it was identified that clubs are often overburdened with information from their Council, Sports
Assembly and State Sporting Association. This partnership with Leisure Networks to combine and
distribute Recreation Link with the ‘E-News’ is an attempt to minimize that duplication. We hope you enjoy the new format and find the information useful.
The ongoing drought and water restrictions have certainly been consuming significant amounts of time for many involved in sport and recreation. Obviously there are short-term measures to assist sport to continue to run during this period, however we also need to be looking at sustainable measures to reduce our reliance on potable water. The City’s recently completed Sustainable Water Use Plan and followup report titled Sustainable Sportsfield Management provide an overview of the measures that City will be pursuing. These are both available on the City’s website at - www. g e e l o n g a u s t r a l i a . c o m . a u
We thank Clubs & Associations for their ongoing support and cooperation during this difficult period.
Planning Update
Greater Geelong Cycling Strategy
With funding support from Sport & Recreation Victoria, the City is currently in the process of developing a new cycling strategy with the aim of making the City of Greater Geelong more
cycling friendly by developing a plan for the creation/improvement of cycling networks and assessing the feasibility of the development of a “Home for Cycling and Wheeled Sports.” If you
wish to provide some input into the strategy an on-line survey is available on the City’s website at
www. g e e l o n g a u s t r a l i a . c o m . a/Services_In_Geelong/Sports_and_Recreation/Cycle_Strategy/
Armstrong Creek Urban Growth Plan
The draft Armstrong Creek Urban Growth Plan is currently available for public comment. The Plan provides the development framework for Geelong’s primary growth area. It aims to concentrate the majority of growth in Geelong in the area south of the railway line and includes parts of the suburbs and localities of Grovedale, Marshall, Connewarre and Mt Duneed.
The Plan defines an Urban Growth Area of approximately 2,350 hectares with an estimated capacity of 22,000 dwellings, and a potential population of 54,000 persons. The area will provide
a range of housing densities, a sub-regional activity centre, local activity centres, employment areas, transport networks, sport and recreation facilities and open space.
You are encouraged to read the draft Plan and consider the implications and requirements for your sport as a result of this proposed development.
The Plan is available for viewing on Council’s website at -www.geelongaustralia.com.au/Service
s_In_Geelong/Planning/Strategic_Planning/Armstrong_Creek_Urban_Growth_Plan/
Should you not wish to read the entire document, the section relating to Recreation and Open Space provision is in Volume 1 – Urban Growth Plan, section 4.7.
Geelong Region Sports Development Plan
As a followup to the Geelong Region Sports Development Plan, the G21 Sport & Recreation Pillar is now working with three sports to develop specific development plans for their sport in the region. The sports selected as a result of an Expression of
Interest process are:
Tennis - lead agency Tennis Victoria
Hockey – lead agency Hockey Geelong with support from Hockey Victoria
Cycling – lead agency Geelong Cycling Club with support from Cycle Sports Victoria
The development of these plans are assisting sports to address long-standing issues and strengthen the relationship between key stakeholders.
Once these sport planning processes and complete and evaluated, there may be opportunities for other sports to undertake similar work.
Capital Works Update
As part of its Capital Works Budget Council is renovating a number of Sports Pavilions and Reserves across the municipality. The works include:
Corio Bay Sports Club at Evans
Reserve - Works to be carried out could include the addition of change rooms, toilets, showers, storage, umpire facilities and disabled access.
Marshall Cricket Club at South Barwon Reserve - Works recently completed and nearing completion include the renovation of the existing change rooms and the addition of a second
change room, toilets, showers and disabled access.
East Geelong Football Club at Richmond Crescent Reserve – The East Geelong
Football Club is managing these works.
The management of the works by the club is a pilot project to establish potential efficiencies and cost savings in the delivery of the works. Improvements to be carried out include the addition of netball change facilities, floodlighting and the addition of new netball court.
In addition to the pavilion works Collendina Reserve, St Albans Reserve, Flinders Peak and Thomson Reserve are all receiving sports floodlighting upgrades. If you would like to more information about the scheduled works please contact Council’s Recreation and Open
Space Department on tel: 5227 0380 or email - sparker@geelongcity.vic.gov.au.
Next Inclusive Coaching Workshop
Date: Monday 5th March
Time: 6.00 - 8.30pm
Venue: To Be Determined
Leisure Networks is offering FREE Inclusive Coaching Workshops to all sport and recreation clubs who operate in the Barwon region. The training provides people with information and practical tools in how to include people of all abilities into your club environment. If you want to gain new or further your skills in coaching/communicating to people of all abilities this is a must!
The Inclusive Coaching Workshop is suitable for all sporting groups, coaches, instructors and volunteers. A challenge for coaches, teachers and volunteers is to cater for all abilities in group settings in ways that: develop an individual’s confidence and skills; is engaging and fun for all; and maintains everyone’s interest.
The theory section will cover the following:
• Why Inclusive Practices
• Welcoming practices
• Joining a club - what that means to people
• Case Studies and group discussion
• Coaching Techniques - Inclusiveness
• Observe / Analyze / Providing
Feedback
The practical section will cover the following:
• How to modify a drill/activity
• Game based approach to coaching
The workshops generally run for about 2 – 2.5 hours with a 10-15 minute break. All participants will receive a resource pack containing a handout of the workshop,Community Inclusiveness - A Guide for Groups, Access for All Abilities resource brochure, Stories About Ability book from Sport and Recreation Victoria, Communicating with People with Disabilities brochure and Australian Sports Commission Junior Sport Code of Behaviour Guidelines.
The Inclusive Coaching Workshop is non accredited. However, individuals will receive a Certificate of Participation. The maximum number of participants per workshop is 25. If your club is interested in completing an Inclusive Coaching Workshop, please contact Simon Baker at Leisure Networks on (03) 5224 9926
Our Future Sporting Uniform Grants
Our Club, Our Future Sporting Uniform Grants Program 2007 is now open to sporting clubs across Victoria, by application through Grants@DVC. The program is aimed at helping community sport clubs, many of which lack the resources to properly kit out their players /
members, purchase basic uniform items: eg shorts, jumpers, footwear, etc. (a fuller example list is in the guidelines). Clubs can apply for up to $1,000, priority being given to clubs with juniors and clubs from areas identified as being highly disadvantaged. The program is effectively open till 3 September 2007. Within this timeframe their will be two 'rounds' of assessment, the closing dates being 1 March and 3 September 2007 - maximising the opportunity for clubs to apply regardless of which season they play. $750,000 is available in each round. Doing the math, at least 1,500 clubs should receive grants through this program. We expect many more applications than that and considerable processing and assessment periods in March and September next year.
The Our Club, Our Future – Sporting Uniform Grant Program provides grants of up to $1000 to assist in the purchase of sports uniforms.
Eligibility:
Victorian clubs, organisations and community groups delivering sport.
Funding range of grant:
Grants of $1000 are available.
Open Dates:
24 October 2006 to 3 September
2007
You can apply for this grant online:
www1.grants.dvc.vic.gov.au/mygrants/Login.do
Grants
Council has received notification from Sport and Recreation Victoria that it has been successful with the following grants under the Drought Relief for Country Sports Program. $25,000 for the grassing and transport of untreated water at the Shell Road, Ocean Grove Soccer Facility.
$25,000 for the transport of recycled water to the Geelong Cricket Ground. $10,000 on behalf of the Geelong and District Bowls Association for the transport of untreated water to various bowls clubs within the municipality. Council has also received funding for the recycling of treated pool backwash from the Kardinia swimming pool to irrigate the Geelong Cricket Ground and West Kardinia Oval. The Australian Government Community Water Grant aims to save approximately 9,000,000 litres per year. Bis-Sport has been supporting individual sports people who are residents of the City of Greater Geelong, Surf Coast Shire, and the Borough of Queenscliff since 1986. Grants up to $1,500 are available to cover the cost of, or contribute to the cost of:
*participation in regional, state, national and international sporting events or competitions; *the cost of special coaching activities; *other costs incurred in sporting participation, eg: equipment. Application forms are available from Sports House,
370 Moorabool Street, Geelong.
Grant Websites
For further information on available grants go to www.sportslink.org.au
Your commonwealth community grant site visit - www.grantslink.gov.au/index.htm
A guide to community grants for all states and territories visit -
http://aph.gov.au./library/itguide/sp/spgrants/htm
Victorian Department of Sport and Recreation Grants
http://www.sport.vic.gov.au/web9/dvcsrv.nsf/headingpagesdisplay/grants+&+funding
Funding Sources
www.ausport.gov.au/funding/otherfunds.asp
Australia's only consolidated grants information service the Easy grants newsletter; you need to subscribe to this newsletter at http://www.ourcommunity.com.au
“Club Chatter”
Corio Bay Archery Club Inc
Corio Bay Archery Club Inc is a target archery club affiliated with Archery Victoria, Archery Australia and FI.TA. and was formed in 1983. The archery range is located at the rear of the Vines Road Community Centre, Hamlyn Heights where shooting commences every Sunday from 9.30am to 1.00pm weather permitting. Archery is a sport for all ages and is a sport where all the family can compete at the same time. You may choose to shoot socially or become a competitive
archer and shoot at one of the many tournaments that are organized throughout Victoria, Australia or Internationally each year.
The club welcomes all visitors to the Vines Road complex to come along and have a one off go at archery or a four week session where instruction will be given. All equipment is supplied during this time and for a limited period afterwards. If you decide that archery is for you then it is advisable to join a club before purchasing any equipment to decide what level of competition suits
you best.
For further information regarding the Corio Bay Archery Club please contact Mr Trevor Barraclough, Secretary, on Ph 52821513 or e-mail - trevorb@pipeline.com.au
Why not go along one Sunday morning to have a coffee with the club and see what happens at an archery club. You and your family or friends will be made most welcome and swimming having recently competed in the Lorne Pier to Pub and the Danger 1000 held at Jan Juc.
Target Rifle Geelong
Target Rifle shooting is a precision sport, providing high levels of skill and mental discipline. It appeals to a diverse range of people and there are few physical barriers for participation. The sport can be enjoyed by men and women of any age on equal basis with a minimal age of
12 years.
The Target Rifle Geelong Club was formed in 1931 and has been situated at the Belmont Common since 1970. Rifle shooting is competed in the Olympic and Commonwealth games as well as National, State, Regional and Club competitions All shooting is at paper targets with the prone shooting the one we shoot the most, which is shot at 20 metre, 50 metre and 90 metres. The other shooting disciplines that are shot at the Club is 3 position, bench rest and air rifle.
Target Rifle Geelong has 45 members and meets on Tuesday and Friday nights from 7pm. Visitors are welcome. The club is affiliated with Target Rifle Victoria which in turn is affiliated with target Rifle Australia, The Olympic Federation, The Australian Shooting Association and the
World Shooting Union. The Club also caters for group bookings especially for youth groups such as Cadet and scouting groups and other senior groups. To obtain more information on Target
Rifle Geelong please contact Cheryl Knight, Secretary via email: bcknight@bigpond.net.au
Portarlington Keen-Agers Table Tennis
Portarlington has an exciting new Older Adult program! The Keen-Agers Recreational Table Tennis Program is currently running at the Senior Citizens. Graham McColl heads up the
Portarlington Keen-Agers and has done a fantastic effort in getting it started.
For more information on this fun, social and active program, contact Graham on 5257 1673.
Lara Tennis Club Mums Tennis Program
Lara Tennis Club is offering the ‘Mums’ Tennis Program’ - a beginner level coaching program for women who are looking to resume tennis after a break (or even take it up for the first time)!
Commencing late in February, you will have the opportunity to receive five hours of tennis coaching with an accredited coach for $15 over five weeks. For an additional cost of $10, a Tiny Tots Program is available
for your 3–5 y.o. children while you develop that ‘service action’! To learn more, or to register your interest in
participating at Lara, contact Geoff Jenkins on 5282 6214.
Online Coaching Course Now Live!
The Australian Sports Commission is pleased to announce the launch of a new online course for coaches. The Beginning Coaching General Principles online course has been developed to assist new coaches improve their basic coaching skills, in particular, those coaches working with
children. Coaches can complete the course in their own time, from the comfort of their own home. It is initially being made available free of charge to Australian coaches by the Australian Sports Commission.
About the course
The course contains five modules, covering a range of general coaching topics, including the role and responsibilities expected of a coach, planning, safety, working with parents, communication, group management and inclusive coaching practices when working with people with a disability or
special population groups. The course takes approximately 6 hours to complete with assessment
included at the end of each module. How to access the course The Beginning Coaching GeneralPrinciples course is available from the Australian Sports Commission’s new online learning portal. Go to: https://learning.ausport.gov.au for more information on the course, and to enrol.
Sport Education and Training Opportunities
1. Responsible Serving of Alcohol
Course
Leisure Networks will be conducting a Responsible Service of Alcohol Workshop on Monday Febuary 20th at Sports House, 370 Moorabool St Geelong. The course will run for approximately three hours, starting at 6:30pm. The course costs $27.50 (GST inclusive) per head for members of Good Sports Clubs, and $38.50 for non-Good Sports Club members.
Topics:
• Problems associated with excessive consumption
• Alcohol and the law
• Whose responsibility is responsible serving of alcohol?
• Facts about alcohol
• Improved atmosphere
• Handling difficult customers
Benefits:
• Bar servers are trained in RSA
• Staff receive an RSA Certificate
• Greater awareness of legal
liabilities
• Provides skills in handling
difficult situations
• A safe environment for customers and bar staff
• Increased knowledge of alcohol and its effects
Registration Forms and payment must be received by Leisure Networks by Wednesday 14th Febuary to secure your spot. Contact Brooke Williams on 5224 9925 or brooke@leisurenetworks.org
Staff Profiles
Shane Jacobsen
Shane Jacobsen joined the Recreation & Open Space team in September 2006 as a Recreation & Open Space Officer. Prior to working in the horticultural industry, Shane completed his apprenticeship as a Lithographic Printer and Platemaker. After working in this industry for a number of years in Melbourne, Shane’s desire for the outdoors led him into employment in
the horticultural area. Shane has chalked up 26 years experience in the industry having experienced working in local government Parks & Gardens, private and public golf courses, nurseries, National Parks and Ranger positions. Shane has professional qualification in horticulture and turf management and believes that his broad range of experience has assisted him within his new role at the City of Greater Geelong. Shane is married to Beverley and has
two children attending University, Dane 22 and Abbey 19. The family lives at Jan Juc. Shane enjoys most sports but in particular has a passion for surfing.
Shane is currently enjoying the challenge of his new role where he is involved in many varying projects in the development of open space and reserves.
David Goldie
David Goldie joined the Recreation and Open Space team in November to predominantly assist with the droughts impact on sporting fields. David has a Diploma in Sports Turf Management
and 10 years experience in the golf course management industry. Previous work experience has included working at golf courses on the Bellarine Peninsula, Mornington Peninsula, South Carolina USA and in Fife, Scotland. David has also studied Recreation Leadership and Business
Administration. Three highlights of David’s career thus far have been his involvement in the construction of Thirteenth Beach Golf Links, a British Open golf tournament and contributing
as an author to a golf course architecture book.
David resides in Barwon Heads with his wife Sarah and two children, Jessie and Georgie. He enjoys outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, golf and tennis.
David is excited about his career shift while still utilising the many skills he has acquired managing golf courses. David is looking forward to working with the community and a devoted, professional Recreation team on a daily basis. David is currently involved in the ground inspection process, lighting tower audit, water re-use initiatives and the Clifton Springs Skate Park.
David can be contacted Monday to Friday 9am-5pm or via email on dgoldie@geelongcity.vic.gov.au
Sportslink
Clubs and community groups are often telling us that they find it hard to market their activities to the broader community and also have limited time to find the sort of support they need to keep their groups operating to their full potential. We believe that www.sportslink.org.au will assist alleviating some of these issues.
Sportslink.org.au has now been in operation since March 2006 and currently has over 700 community clubs and groups registered. sportslink.org.au is not just for sporting groups, it provides all clubs and activity groups with an opportunity to have their own web page containing club contact details and a place where activities, events and training details can be advertised. It is also a site where clubs and groups can go to for support, resources and information to assist them in their development. sportslink.org.au is also the place where people will turn to for information about available activities, sports, recreation and leisure pursuits i.e.. – where groups are – what sort of activities are available – which clubs have a social component – what nights are training nights –where the veteran competitions are – and who to ring and where to go.
There is no cost involved but plenty of benefits. It will be your chance to let everyone know who you are, where you are and what you’re about. The website will be updated regularly and the information will always be no more than two months old, sometimes significantly less.
Leisure Networks and the City of Greater Geelong are hoping to get all the clubs and groups within Geelong registered on sportslink.org.au and hope that in time this will be the method
of communication between the community groups and Local Government Agencies.
To take advantage of this opportunity it is important that you register your club on the site To register you need someone in your club or group to have an email and be the contact for the group/club. All you need to do is go to www.sportslink.org.au check that your club is not there and then register. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of this site, which is soon to become a state wide date base of groups and clubs. Should you require any further information please contact Jordie on 5224 9927 or email - jordie@leisurenetworks.org
Geelong Club Networks
Don't miss the next Club Network meeting on Wednesday 14th of Februaryfeaturing two presenters from the Australian Sports Commission. John Seymour, Finance Consultant
Australian Sports Commission will present on a range of financial topics including Financial Reporting and tax implications for NFP organisations, Risk Management and Budgeting and Business Planning. Also Marcia Endacott, Club Development & Membership Growth Unit Manager, Australian Sports Commission will give an insight into their Online Club Development Network and how clubs can register.
Contact Jarrod Westwood on 52249934 or jarrod@leisurenetworks.org for more details.
Geelong Club Network14th Feb Sports House, Skilled Stadium Topic - Financial planning presented by Australian Sports Commission
To register for Club Network, contact Jordie on 5224 9927 or - jordie@leisurenetworks.org
Drought Implications on Sport
The City of Greater Geelong has over 120 turf sporting grounds used by a variety of groups for a number of different sports. The current drought and water restrictions are having a significant impact on the surface and safety of these grounds. The turf grass on many of these grounds will be lost if a frequent summer rain does not occur, or if there is no intervention with an alternative water source. We have compiled a list of alternative pre-season training venues in an attempt to preserve our fragile grounds. To view information on pre-season training venues and ground inspections please visit www.geelongaustralia.com.au and click on the Water Restrictions –
Sporting Ground Inspection link on the website’s home page.
Council’s Parks and Recreation & Open Space staff in conjunction with Club and Association representatives have been conducting weekly ground inspections across the municipality. As a result a number of grounds have needed to be closed for use. Fortunately we currently have enough playable grounds to relocate games. Despite this more formal inspection process, it is essential that clubs continue to carry out their own ground inspections prior to play.
For further information relating to Ground Inspections please contact Mr David Goldie, Recreation & Open Space Officer on 5227 0380.
Smartplay
The search is on for the Smartplay Victorian Sport Safety Champion 2007
Does your sports club or an individual at your sports club help to make sport safer and lower injury rates?
If so, why not nominate them for the Smartplay Victorian Sport Safety Champion 2007 competition! Smartplay will award a 'Champion Club' and 'Champion Individual' who are active in
addressing sports injury prevention in community sport. Cash and prizes up to $4000 are up for grabs, so what are you waiting for!
Entry is open to not-for-profit community sporting clubs affiliated with a Victorian sporting association or individuals involved with these clubs.
For more information or to access an entry form, visit www.smartplay.com.au
Alternatively, contact Smartplay on phone 03 9674 8777 or email s m a r t p l a y @ v i c . s m a . o r g . a u
The Smartplay Victorian Sport Safety Champion competition 2007 is proudly supported by VicHealth, the Victorian State Government and Elastoplast.
Alcoa Access Awards
The Alcoa Access Awards which are held each year in December, recognizes the hard work communities and businesses play in improving ‘access’ for people in and around the region. Now into its fourth year, the awards are a real showcase that complements the celebration of activities for International Day for people with disabilities. At the recent Alcoa Access Awards, three sport and recreation groups received awards for their ‘community access’. Geelong Play Space won the category of Sport and Recreation; Geelong Bowling Lanes won the Community Inclusion Award, while The Sands (Golf Club) Torquay won the award under ‘Restaurant’.
Alcoa Community Hero Awards
The Alcoa Community Hero Awards recognise the outstanding impact that local volunteers make on our community.
Residents of our region, including the City of Greater Geelong, Surfcoast Shire, Borough of Queenscliff, Colac Otway Shire and Golden Plains Shire, are encouraged to nominate people they know that make a difference to the lives of people in our community, by donating their time for others. Volunteers are recognised on a weekly and monthly basis, concluding with two overall recipients at the end of the year
– the Alcoa Community Hero of the Year, and the Alcoa Young Community Hero of the Year.
Each volunteer of the month receives $500 to donate to he or she’s favourite charity. The annual recipients will have a further $3,000 to donate.
The Community Hero Awards is an initiative of Alcoa Point Henry, Bay FM, United Way and the Rotary Club of Geelong Central, in recognition of the generosity, time and skills freely given by individuals throughout our region. Key partners in the program include the City of Greater Geelong, the Independent and volunteer network organisations including Geelong Volunteer Resource Centre, BacLinks and Leisure Networks.
Since launching the Awards in July 2006, 28 volunteers in our community have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to our community.
The following 6 are from Sport and Recreation Clubs:
Sue Wright - Geelong Supercats November 2006
Wayne Moore - Anakie Football Club October 2006
Roman Tomczak - Barwon Rowing Club
Phyll Serpell - St. Mary’s Badminton Club September 2006
Maurice Collins - Eastern Park Croquet Club July 2006
Mick Kramer - North Shore Sports Club
Nominate a Community Hero
Leisure Networks would like to
congratulate the winners and encourage
other sport, business or community
organisations to apply. Nominations are
now open. Please call Barwon Disability
Resource Council on 5221 8011 for a
form or further details.
If you know someone who deserves to be recognised for their outstanding efforts, pick up a nomination form at the Geelong Volunteer Resource Centre or download on at - www.communityheroes.com.au
Whats on in Geelong
February 2007
24 Pako Festa, Pakington Street –
Geelong West
For further information contact
Diversitat: 5221 6044 or visit
www.pakofesta.com.au
25 Bollard Bonanza, Geelong Parks and
Street - Geelong
For further information
contact the event organiser:
0427 840 816
25 Sanitarium Weet-Bix Kids TRY-athlon,
Eastern Beach Reserve –
Waterfront Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 07 5449 0711 or visit
www.weetbix.com.au/tryathlon
27-28 The Geelong (Cycling) Tour,
Portarlington stage 1, Lara stage
2 – Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 03 9596 2340 or visit
www.superstint.com.au
March 2007
1 The Geelong (Cycling) Tour, Barwon
Heads stage 3 - Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 03 9596 2340 or visit
www.superstint.com.au
3 UCI Women’s Cycling World Cup,
Steampacket Gardens –
Waterfront Geelong
For further information
contact the event organiser:
03 9596 2340 or visit -
www.superstint.com.au
4 Australian Triathlon Series – Olympic Distance Championships (includes Gatorade Triathlon Series Race 5),
Steampacket Gardens – Waterfront Geelong
For further information
contact the event organiser:
03 9596 2340 or visit
www.superstint.com.au
10-12 Geelong Wooden Boat Festival
2007, Royal Geelong Yacht Club –
Waterfront Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 5229 3705 or visit
www.rgyc.com.au
17-18 2007 Sykes Racing Head of the
Schoolgirls Regatta, Barwon River –
Geelong
For further information visit:
www.hosg.com.au
17-18 Relay For Life, Beckley Park,
Princes Highway - Corio
For further information contact the
event organiser: 0403 161 454 or
visit www.geelongrelayforlife.com
18 Geelong Highland Gathering,
Queens Park – Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 0407 040 206
or visit
www.geelonghighlandgathering.org.au
20-25 Australian International Airshow
2007, Avalon Airport – Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 5282 0500 or visit
www.airshow.net.au
25 Gatorade Triathlon Series (Race 6),
Portarlington Foreshore - Portarlington
For further information contact the
event organiser: 5259 2053
April 2007
1 Bellarine Rail Trail Family Fun Day,
Bellarine Rail Trail - Drysdale
For further information contact the
event organiser: 5227 0287
21 Mars Challenge, Ballarat to Barwon
Heads – Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 03 5244 4603 or
0419 871 906
28 The Geelong 150 (Cycling),
commences and concludes in
Eastern Park – Geelong
For further information contact the
event organiser: 5244 4903
or 0419 871 906