Carl Unger

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Tennis

  • He was a runner-up in the PTC's Division 8 competition in 2002.
  • Won the PTC's "Agassi" Tennis division in 2002
  • Won the PTC's "Slammers" Tennis division in 2003
  • Won the PTC's "Legends" Tennis division in 2005

Carl participated in the "Frecklingtons" Tennis team but was not victorious. Carl will be returning to tennis in February 2006.

Athletics Career

  • In 2003 he came qualified for a Western Zone Athletics Gathering for the x100 metres, High Jump and Long Jump. Later on that year at the Western Zone Athletics Carnival he won the x100 metres spring, drew in the Long Jump and achieved a draw in the high jump but was ruled 2nd by earlier count, although he still managed to draw the 2nd highest record in Western Zone Athletic history.
  • He was unable to participate in the 2004 Central West carnival due to a wrist injury which happened whilst training for the high jump event.
  • In 2005 he came 1st in the Central West carnival and came 2nd in the Long Jump but was unable to compete in the High Jump because the rain ruled out the event, although he qualified for the Western Zone Athletics Gathering he decided to attend.
  • In 2003 he was the anchor runner in the 4x100 relay, his team ended up coming 2nd.


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