ACHPER QLD Annual Report 2010.pdf
ACHPER QLD Annual Report 2010.pdf
ACHPER QLD Annual Report 2010.pdf
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Women in Sport<br />
<strong>ACHPER</strong> <strong>QLD</strong> Women in Sport<br />
Breakfast celebrated it’s 20th<br />
Anniversary<br />
<strong>Report</strong><br />
Breakfast<br />
On Thursday October 14, <strong>ACHPER</strong> <strong>QLD</strong><br />
celebrated the most successful “Women<br />
in Sport Breakfast” in the highly regarded<br />
event’s 20 year history.<br />
Established by <strong>ACHPER</strong> <strong>QLD</strong> to promote sport<br />
as a healthy and positive experience for young<br />
women, 2010 saw the Grand Ballroom of the<br />
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre<br />
packed with secondary school students and<br />
teachers.<br />
Channel 7’s Liz Cantor accepted the MC role,<br />
following her overwhelming popularity as<br />
a guest athlete at the 2009 Breakfast. The<br />
2010 guest speaking line-up was developed<br />
with a core theme of “overcoming obstacles<br />
and achieving your goals”. It was headlined<br />
by inspiring beach volleyball Olympic gold<br />
medallist Natalie Cook, who took over<br />
the stage and the audience in her usual<br />
flamboyant style and encouraged the girls to<br />
think positively, and to think for themselves.<br />
Iron woman Hayley Bateup arrived with a<br />
shoulder in a sling, and was able to talk with<br />
confidence and currency about suffering<br />
disappointment and looking for the positives.<br />
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Equally well received were up-and-coming<br />
sports stars Kate McCarthy and Jamie-Lee<br />
Lewis, who talked openly about pursuing the<br />
sports that they love while coping with life<br />
with a pacemaker (in the case of Kate) and life<br />
without hearing (in Jamie-Lee’s case)<br />
1. Natalie Cook<br />
2. MC Liz Cantor (Left) interviews Jamie Lee Lewis<br />
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