2013 Australian Masters Games - Geelong 5 - 12 Oct

http://www.australianmastersgames.com

AFL Details

  • 8 days of sport and social activity

  • Over 8,000 competitors

  • 60 sports

  • 2000 vounteers

  • Game on in Geelong

 

  When:

Saturday 5th October - Saturday 12th October, 2013

  Where:

Geelong, Victoria is the host city of the XIV Australian Masters Games. Just an hour from Melbourne, Geelong is set on a sparkling bay with a well-developed and welcoming waterfront precinct, and an array of nearby tourist destinations.

  Who:

Over 8,800 people from across Australia and overseas are expected to converge on Geelong for this week-long event. Participants will come from all walks of life - the only criteria is that they must be over 30 years of age at the time of the games (selected sports such as gymnastics may have a lower minimum age). There is no maximum age or qualification criterion, only the minimum age requirement.  There is also no limit to the number of events a person is allowed to compete in.

  Events:

There are expected to be over 60 different sports on offer, ranging from athletics to petanque. The participating sports are being finalised, and detailed under the sport information pages on this website.

  Entertainment:  

As well as an extensive sporting schedule, the Australian Masters Games will also comprise a variety of social events throughout the week, providing a festival atmosphere for both competitors and visitors to Geelong.

  Partners:

Principal Partner - State Government of Victoria

Host City Partner - City of Greater Geelong

Sponsors – ADCELL Group, Deakin University, FuseSport,              Neann, St Laurence, ThermaLife

 

Overview

The Australian Masters Games is a biennial sporting event that is regarded as one of the premier and largest participation sporting events on the Australian sporting landscape. In 2013 the 14th edition of the Games will be hosted in Geelong, Victoria.

The Australian Masters Games provide an occasion to:

  • make the wider community aware of the benefits of sport;
  • encourage and engage the masters sport demographic in ongoing activity that is beneficial to their long term health and wellbeing;
  • encourage a positive active lifestyle in the community that is balanced with social outcome and opportunities;
  • reaffirm with all levels of sports administration the importance of mature-aged sports people who are seeking opportunities to participate; and
  • demonstrate the myriad of attractions of sport: skill, achievement, competition, social interaction, and satisfaction.



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