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Lee Meakin, Qualified for Grade 2 National Over 19s Mens, 17th in BUSA Elite (National Finals), 08/04/06 – Grade 2,<br />
Newtownards, Northern Ireland, 5th, 12/02/06 – Grade 2, Bournemouth’ 4th, 10th in German Student Open (28/01/06),<br />
3rd in Manchester Student Open – Elite Men (03/12/05)<br />
Nuala Tumelty, 3rd in Manchester Student Open – Elite Ladies (03/12/05), 2nd in 1st <strong>Cambridge</strong> Open – Elite Ladies<br />
(06/05/06)<br />
Katherine Shaw, Half Blue, 16th in BUSA Regionals (Advanced Ladies)<br />
Charlotte Pocock, 3rd in 1st <strong>Cambridge</strong> Open – Advanced Ladies, Qualified for Grade 3 Regionals<br />
Club Developments and Significant Events<br />
Gained Half Blue status for Men, and Full Blue status for Women.<br />
Purchased new international level competition trampoline.<br />
Held inaugural <strong>Cambridge</strong> Open Competition (100 competitors from 10 different universities). Team competition won by<br />
<strong>Cambridge</strong>.<br />
Held 20th Anniversary Dinner attended by current members and alumni (April 2005).<br />
Club Report<br />
2005/2006 has been an excellent year for CUTC. Club membership (which tripled in 2004/2005) has remained steady at<br />
around 90 members, about the maximum we can cope with given our current training facilities. This, coupled with a slight<br />
increase in membership fees has enabled us to purchase a fourth trampoline; a international competition standard bed, as<br />
well as carrying out significant repairs on our other beds. We have also carried out extensive repairs to our overhead rig,<br />
allowing more advanced moves to be learned safely.<br />
Possibly the most important competition <strong>of</strong> the year was Varsity and this year’s team were looking to win back the cup<br />
from Oxford away from home. On the day, Kate Gladders and Zoe Leake won the A and B Team competitions respectively,<br />
which, along with an overall win in the C Team, handed <strong>Cambridge</strong> both the cup and 2 Varsity points. Successes also came<br />
in the British Universities <strong>Sport</strong>s Association competition finals, held in Lancaster. Lee Meakin came 17th in the Elite Men,<br />
while Kate Gladders gained 9th place overall in the Elite Ladies.<br />
Another <strong>of</strong> this year’s big developments was the granting <strong>of</strong> Half Blue status to men after many years <strong>of</strong> campaigning.<br />
Meanwhile, women gained automatic Full Blue status for the first time. Congratulations are therefore in order for Kate<br />
Gladders, CUTC’s first ever recipient <strong>of</strong> an automatic Full Blue.<br />
<strong>Cambridge</strong> <strong>University</strong> Volleyball Club<br />
www.cam.ac.uk/societies/cuvc<br />
President: Jon Clarke, Dept. <strong>of</strong> Pharmacology<br />
Men’s Blues Captain: Stephen Sarkozy, St John’s<br />
Women’s Captain: Helen MacIntyre, Jesus<br />
Men’s Blues<br />
Half Blues awarded 2005 – 06<br />
Stephen Sarkozy, St. John’s<br />
Marek Chalupnik, Churchill<br />
Sven Meeder, Trinity<br />
Tjonnie Li, Peterhouse<br />
Pavel Zubko, King’s<br />
Jonas Neher, Darwin<br />
Mike Finly, Homerton<br />
Jack Willis, Trinity<br />
Andrea Dalmaso, Wolfson<br />
Jurjen Koksma, Jesus<br />
John Kirks, St. Edmund’s<br />
Coach: Jean Jacquet,Jesus<br />
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