Speed Stacks

Victorian Championships – September 11th

Australian Championships – October 2nd

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Speed Stacks Australia linked up with Squash Vic for a LIVE demonstration of Sport Stacking during the webcast of the 2010 Victorian Squash Open. The webcast was telecast LIVE over the internet on the 4th of July and Stackaroos members Racheal Bromley, Molly Hallam, Louis Narkowicz and  Tyrone Hallam also held demonstrations during the day with many spectators having a go for the very first time. Speed Stacks Australia held a “Lucky Draw” for Stackers who turned up on the day and the lucky winner was Lauren Walsh from St Margarets school in Berwick who got to stack LIVE with the Stackaroos !!!

The Victorian Squash Open was held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre over the weekend of 2-4 of July 2010 and Queensland pair Lisa Camilleri and Zac Alexander won the Open Women’s and Men’s titles. For further details about The Victorian Squash Open Championships or squash in general please go to www.vicsquash.com.au

CLICK HERE FOR  A REPLAY OF THE WEBCAST

SPORT STACKING JUST GOT FASTER !!!

The World Sport Stacking Association (WSSA) has announced three rule changes to Sport Stacking that became effective at the 2010 WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships. Rule changes will significantly reduce the need for video revue at all levels of competition and pave the way for even faster times.

WSSA Executive Director, Bob Fox had this to say :

“More and more stackers around the world are getting so fast that the human eye simply can’t see what their hands are doing. These changes will allow stackers the freedom to go faster without worrying about unintended scratches, and allow judges to make confident decisions on the spot based on what they can realistically see. It all adds up to a very exciting step forward for Sport Stacking !”

CLICK HERE FOR A VIDEO EXPLANATION OF THE NEW RULES

All-Australian Champion :

Joshua Wills. (3-3-3 – 2.21,  3-6-3 – 2.69,  Cycle – 7.21.) (Combined total 12.11) 

All-Australian 1st Team :

Joshua Wills,  Simon Lee,  Racheal Bromley,  Lakari Heazlewood. 

All-Australian 2nd Team :

Luke Boehm,  Jordan Henry,  Louis Narkowicz,  Molly Hallam.

All-Australian 3rd team :

Jemimah Bish, Mitchel Kemp, Spencer McWilliam, Billy Stevens. 

All-Australian Medalists :

6yrs- Hannah Ramsden,  7yrs -  Molly Hallam,  8yrs – Molly Hallam,  9yrs - Mitchell kemp,  10yrs – Hannah Mika,  11yrs – Luke Boehm,  12yrs – Lakari Heazlewood,  13yrs – Spencer McWilliam,  14yrs – Joshua Wills,  15yrs – Joshua Wills,  16yrs - Racheal Bromley,  Collegiate division - Jesse Dixon,  Masters division - Tyrone Hallam. 

Hall of Fame Honours :

2006 Stackaroos – Sam Tolman, Raki Sakaria, Tiano Sakaria, Sarah Stone, Georgia Tolman, Tammy Tolman.

WSSA Australia has announced the 2010 Australian Sport Stacking Team which will compete at the WSSA World Sport Stacking Championships during April 2010. The World Championships will be held in Denver, Colorado, USA. The Australian Sport Stacking Team members are :

Molly Hallam (Victoria): 8yrs division

Mitchell Kemp (Victoria): 10yrs division

Jordan Henry (Queensland): 11yrs division

Luke Boehm (Queensland): 12yrs division

Louis Narkowicz (Victoria): 12yrs division

Lakari Heazlewood (Tasmania): 13yrs division

Joshua Wills (New South Wales): 15yrs division    (Captain)

Racheal Bromley (Victoria): 17yrs division    (Vice-Captain)

Tyrone Hallam (Victoria): Masters 2 division  (Coach)