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ISSUE: VOL 36 No. 2
APRIL 2018
in this issue:
> Oceania Masters T&F Championships
> NZMA T&F Championships
Official magazine of New Zealand and Oceania Masters Athletics > NZMA Athlete of the Year Awards
ISSN 1173 - 1265
CONTENTS
The start of the Women’s 1500m at the NZMA T&F Championships in Whangarei PHOTO: Sharon Wray The officials at the Oceania Masters Championships in Dunedin PHOTO: Sharon Wray
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Official Magazine of New Zealand and Oceania Masters Athletics REGULARS ARTICLES
FOUNDED IN 1970
President’s Report 3
Oceania Masters Athletics Championships Michael Wray 6
Cover Photo Committees / Contacts 4
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ISSUE: VOL 36 No. 2
APRIL 2018
in this issue:
> Oceania Masters T&F Championships Jim Sinclair (AUS) battles it out with Alistair Mackay (NZL) in the Calendar/Coming Events 44 NZ Masters T&F Championships Michael Wray 12
> NZMA T&F Championships
Official magazine of New Zealand and Oceania Masters Athletics > Supra Maximal Interval Training M90 100m sprint at the Oceania Masters Championships in Dunedin
Photo - Sharon Wray The Fast and the Furious George White 20
NEWS
Inside Back Cover Northland
Margaret Crooke,
Colin MacLeod and Judith Stewart
27
A Family Affair Claire Giles 21
Mathew Rogers in the 800m at the Oceania Masters Championships Waikato/Bay of Plenty Murray Clarkson 28
in Dunedin NZMA Indoor Championships 22
Manawatu/Wanganui Jen Fee 29
Photo - Sharon Wray
Auckland Chris Thompson 30
Jim Tobin - Obituary 23
Back Cover Taranaki Vicky Jones 32
Jennifer Hodgson (OTG) takes the water jump at the NZMA T&F Wellington Michael Wray 34 NZMA Athlete of the Year Awards (2017) 24
Championships in Whangarei
Photo - Sharon Wray Canterbury Andrew Stark 36
Coaching Corner Mike Weddell 25
Tasman Derek Shaw 37
ISSN 1173 - 1265
Hawke’s Bay/Gisborne Merv Dudley 38 2018 OMA Championships Bob Schickert 26
Otago John Stinson 39
OMA Council Meeting Summary Bob Schickert 26
Southland Dwight Grieve 40
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Editorial
President’s Report
by ANDREW STARK - NZMA President
The 2017-2018 track and field season has seen an We are planning to make this option available to
overall increase in participation numbers, which our members as well, by allowing individuals to
is a direct result of the MoU between NZMA and register and pay for themselves. There will be more
Athletics NZ. Firstly, we had the Oceania Master’s information and training about the process, closer to
Championships held in Dunedin during late January. the end of our financial year. I am interested to hear
This attracted 361 competitors and of these, 224 from Master’s Centre registration secretaries .... do
were New Zealanders. Many of those competing were you think it’s a good idea?
Athletics NZ club athletes competing for the first time.
At the NZMA Track & Field Championships held in I would also like to acknowledge the support we
Whangarei in early March, there were 225 entries. received from Athletics NZ through the year.
Between these two major championship events, there Whenever I have asked for bulk e-mails to be sent out
were 372 masters that competed in either one or other to their members, advertising up-coming events they
of these events, with 77 competing in both. have willing done so.
Well done to both Otago and Northland centres At the recent NZMA AGM, Karen Gillum-Green did
for hosting these events. Next year it is the turn of not seek re-election to the Board. I would like to
Canterbury Masters to host the NZMA championships. acknowledge and thank her for the contribution she
It is possible that we could get over 300 entries! has made during the past seven years. This has left
us one down on Board members. We are currently
During the year, various board members have continued looking at changing the NZMA constitution that
working on centralising some of the key tasks, to help would allow us to co-op people on to the Board, when
Anne Weekes (AUS) leads the W35-79 5000m track walk at the Oceania Masters Championships in Dunedin PHOTO: Sharon Wray take the pressure off centres. We now handle all three this situation occurs. At the AGM, I presented a full
of our championship event entries on-line and produce report that can be viewed on the NZMA website.
electronic entry lists for the hosting centres that
streamlines the whole process. We can also assist with NZMA going forward? There is still quite a bit to
the formatting of a programme booklet if required. do involving succession planning. To ensure new
board members coming onto the Board have clear
We have created a NZMA dropbox in which all generic guidelines and directions to follow, that will be the
and other important documents are stored, making focus in the immediate future.
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Article Article
Oceania Masters Athletics Championships
PHOTOS: Sharon Wray
by Michael Wray
The Oceania Masters Athletics Champs returned to NZ The older master’s men ran their 5000m next. Once again
with a large Scottish flavour as Dunedin paid tribute to its it fell to an Australian to deliver the strongest race. Bruce
Caledonian roots. It started with miniature bottles of scotch in Graham’s 16:29 would have put him amongst the sharp end of
the race packs and kilted bag-pipe players leading the opening the younger race and he was well clear of any competition in
ceremony. At the dinner, a belligerent highlander regaled us the M55+ heat. The younger master’s men produced four sub-
with tales of haggis hunting, aided by a fierce Pictish trio that 17 performances: M30 Aniel Smith just held off M35 Stafford
looked suspiciously like Liz Wilson, Stan Perkins and Mark Flaus Thompson, with M40 Dwight Grieve and M50 Michael Wray
in red wigs. not far behind.
While the majority of entrants were from NZ, almost double Ron Johnson (M85) and Peter Tearle (M90) had the pick of the
the number of Australians in attendance, the Pacific Islands discus throws, while the hammer bragging rights went to W75
contributed a few and the number of guest athletes was Jan Banens and W80 Valerie Worrell.
surprising as eight countries from outside Oceania had
The first ex-stadia event, the 10km road walk, took place on the Dwight Grieve leads Stafford Thompson, Aniel Smith , Michael Wray Hasiati Lawole and Jacqueline Wilson (NZL) finish together in the
competitors taking part. and Pramod Gopalakrishnan Nair in the 5000m
road just outside the stadium early on day two. The application 10km walk
It was good to see so many new participants at their first of the no-advantage interpretation to the bent-knee rule
Oceanias. This did create some issues, which were of our own resulted in fewer disqualifications than is customary. M50 better to race on than it appeared at first glance. However, On day four, the racewalkers had the track for their 5000m.
making. The lesson is to make it very clear during the entry Lyndon Hohaia held off M55 Simon Evans to be the only two the carpet used for the tight corner that emerged between Jackie Wilson, Heather Carr and Daphne Jones were the top
process that there is a uniform requirement. We only realised sub-60 finishers. Jackie Wilson and Daphne Jones set new CRs the building block and the wooden bleachers was laid down three on age-grade. Daphne knocked a few minutes off the
relatively late that this was not well known and when we for the women, while Colin Silcock-Delaney and Peter Tearle to follow a “walking line” and it was a very hairy experience W75 championship record. Not quite matching the class of the
then made an effort to let everyone know, it created a rush did the same for the men. running round the corner to find your spikes sliding across bare women, Ron Johnson, Mike Parker and Clive McGovern were
for singlet orders that our supplier couldn’t meet. As a result concrete. the top performers for the men. To be fair, the men raced at 1pm
Day two’s track action centred on the 800m. After her exploits
the first half of the competition was reliant on the use of loan so the sun was at its fiercest and this was one of warmer days of
in the 5000m, Louisa Abram was back in record-breaking form Bruce Graham and Stafford Thompson led the way, gradually
singlets and being less strict on the application of the rulebook the week.
with 2:31. Arguably the 2:45 from W65 Jeannete Flynn was pulling away from Dwight Grieve and Michael Wray. There
with regard to kit.
even better. Both were CRs. Maggie Chorley’s 2:28 for W50 was one small section with mud. It was on a downhill bend and Liz Wilson’s young school class visited the track to support their
The first two days of competition were programmed around and Myrtle Rough’s 3:52 for the W70s showed the Aussies on an otherwise firm course had the potential to catch out teacher. It’s doubtful they fully appreciated the quality of the
the main events of the decathlon and heptathlon. These events didn’t have exclusive access to the record book. the unaware. As far as I’m aware, Stafford was the sole runner performance they witnessed or the record it claimed despite
are not a mandatory part of the championship programme but to go down but it didn’t seem to upset his race. Louisa Abram the headwind, but they excitedly chanted as Liz responded with
M30 Brayden Grant ran by the far the quickest 800m, being
have become a regular inclusion. It was certainly a worthwhile continued her dominance for the women, finishing first with a five second win in her 200m race. In the W65 race, Australian
the only runner to crack the two minute barrier. On pure age-
inclusion for Andy Richardson, Bruce Solomon, Warren Green Maggie Chorley hot on her heels. Jeannette Flynn took advantage of a switch in wind direction
grading, however, M55 Bruce Graham, M60 Ian Calder and M70
and Ron Johnson, all scoring new Championship Records. The to pick up the CR. Unfortunately for the older competitors, the
Kevin Solomon had the plaudits. Bruce ran in a heat with added Back at the track it was time for the sprints. Liz Wilson put on
heptathlon featured similarly impressive returns from Jessica wind picked up to an illegal level for their races, denying Marcia
interest, where Peter Fitzgerald, starting in lane four, stepped a world class show in both the 60m and 100m. Louise Martin,
Dux, Carolyn Wills and Gail Kirkman. Judy Hammond populated Petley the CR. The M60s and M65s put on a good show. For the
inside to lane three before the break – from the photos we can Lynn Choate and Judy Hammond were almost as impressive,
the previously vacant W80 record but first had to endure an M60s, Dave Riddell pipped Noel Barff to the bronze by 0.01s,
see it happened inside the first couple of seconds! – and he was just as Bruce Solomon, Vincent Paddam, Barry Baxter and
inquest on whether her failure to jump the first hurdle in the while the M65s had 0.65s between second and fourth.
accordingly DQ’d post-race. And then Robert Homan suddenly Trevor Guptill were for the men.
80mH was a DNF or a DQ; the first interpretation scores zero
lost pace a little after 300m when the group was tightly packed The male long jumpers mostly sorted out their positions early
points in the individual event, while the latter results in being The jumping competitions got underway. David Anstiss and
added further excitement. Spectator entertainment was topped on, with the majority of positions staying as per the first round
nullified from the entire event. Judy does not hurdle so always Brian Curry performed well in the high jump. Top billing,
off by an impressive kick to the finish from about 150m out by of jumps. The M60s were a notable exception, when Dennis
DNFs in the 80mH when competing in a heptathlon and it however, went to Jim Blair and Ron Johnson, who both
Malcolm Cornelius. O’Leary only moved ahead of Noel Barff with his penultimate
seems the inquest always takes place before her continuation bettered the M85 CR. Jim gets to keep the CR, for now at least,
effort. M90 Alistair Mackay set a new record with his first
in the event is accepted. I’m not qualified to know the exact On the field, Mark Cumming’s hammer throw was the highest having put 6cm over Ron. Judy Hammond added to her record
leap and decided that was enough of a ‘mic drop’ and promptly
interpretation of the IAAF rulebook but it does seem that the age-graded score and while he could have retired after his first collection with the long jump.
retired. The early setting of positions took place in the women’s
distinction between DNF and DQ must be complex for this throw and still won the M55 gold, Mark saved his best throw to
It was the men’s turn with the shot. Laini Inivale pipped Simon triple jump too, this time without exception.
issue to be a repeated experience. last. Chris Thompson had the second-best age-grade but with
Maole and Tuariki Delamere to the top performance but Peter
four no-throws, he must have been getting a little concerned The W75s put on a good spectacle in the discus throw. Justine
The 5000m events were the first of the track races. The women Tearle’s M90 record got him the most attention, particularly
he’d lose the chance of M65 gold. In the women’s shot put, Glen Whitaker had her best effort in the first throw and it was good
raced in a single heat and had to contend with a strong wind. from the Otago Daily Times. The women were sharing javelin
Watts (W75), Raylene Bates (W50) and Mary Thomas (W70) enough to keep her in the lead until Glen Watts got off her final
Australian W55 Louisa Abram ran from the front, closely and weight throw. For the former, Lyn Osmers and Mary
were the top performers. throw to take the lead. The pressure on Justine to re-claim the
shadowed by local W45 Shireen Crumpton. Around the half Thomas were the best. A new NZ record went to Tania Hodges
lead produced a no throw. On age-grade, these two were the
way point, Shireen began to drift and Louisa continued strongly Day three started in the rain, softening the ground for the in the weight throw. The best competition came in the W75
best discus throwers of all.
all the way to the finish for an impressive W55 record of 18:44. cross country. The course was mostly firm, especially with a fair division, where Jan Banens narrowly beat Glen Watts to gold,
The other notable performance came from Lavinia Petrie, chunk of carpeted concrete linking the front and back sections with Justine Whitaker only a few centimetres behind in the Similarly, the men’s javelin throw had a fair bit of movement.
whose 22:57 is no less impressive for a W70. of the course. When it came to running the course, it was much bronze medal position. Robert Fettus took the lead from Travis Wilson in the M40s
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only half way through. In the M45s, Shawn Hennig and Andrew The long hurdles produced some drama. Warren Edlin took a
PHOTOS: Sharon Wray
Brooker swapped the lead until Shawn finally triumphed. tumble in the 300mH. As the lone M60, he got back up to finish
Andrew’s last effort was his weakest, costing him the chance to the event but faced a DQ when the official determined he’d
go back ahead. fallen inside the track, despite returning back to the point at
which he’d fallen to resume.
After a day of rest on the Wednesday, the action got back
underway on Thursday for the fifth day of competition. Action In the 1500m, Tina Faulkner front-ran a solo race to knock
on the track started with the 400m. The W65 contest was the 3.5 seconds off the W35 record. Both Sally Gibbs and Maggie
one to watch. NZ’s Gail Kirkman and Australia’s Jeannette Chorley broke the W50 record; Maggie was 13 seconds inside
Flynn both ran 90+ percentages and both bettered the the old record but Sally was a further 13 second in front to take
championship record by six seconds or so. The record went the win. Most of the men’s races produced clear winners but
across the Tasman when Jeanette took the win by a couple of the M50 had Michael Wray outkicked by Malcolm Cornelius in
seconds. Brayden Grant was the fastest and most impressive of the finishing straight, with a similar margin in the M55s for Tim
the men, running 50 seconds flat. Cross over Peter Richards.
The barriers were deployed, first for the short hurdles and The final event of the championships took place on Saturday
then for the steeplechase. For the 110mH, Nick Bolton ran morning with the half marathon. The course was a two lap
a rapid 16.23 to come in under the championship record; design with a northbound out and back followed by a shorter
unfortunately for Nick a 2.7 tailwind means he won’t get to southbound out and back. A warm day with a brisk wind took Robert Bennett just takes the win in the sprint against Start of the 10km race walk
claim that record. Lyn Clark made her debut steeplechase its toll on some athletes, in particular M30 Aniel Smith who Bruce Thomson in the 400m sprint finish
appearance, winning the event outright. In the 3000m had been expected to challenge for the outright win. Stafford
steeplechase, the onlookers were amused at the contrast in Thompson ultimately claimed that honour, shaking off early
styles between “fast between the fences, slow over them” pressure from Michael Wray who ended up in a clear second.
approach of Michael Wray versus the smooth hurdling Sally Gibbs was the clear winner for the women, while Maggie
technique of Mat Rogers. The latter proved the quickest by the Chorley and Shireen Crumpton ran together and vied for second
end. – a premature sprint finish by Maggie, who’d forgotten about the
second out-and-back southern section allowed Shireen to take
In the 3000m race walk, much attention was given to the
second from her spent rival.
return to competition from a long absence by Loloma Foster.
Loloma’s reconstructed knee did not help her to maintain form We only need to wait 18 months for the next Oceanias. The
and the return to competition finished with a disqualification. 2019 edition will take place August-September in Mackay, North
Meanwhile Jacqueline Wilson and Daphne Jones added to Queensland.
their extensive collection of records.
Anthony Keeghan (3rd M55) 800m Mike Parker 1st M60 3000m race walk Shireen Crumpton (NZL) & Louisa Abram
(AUS) in the 5000m
Colin Mcleod (NZL) and Peter Sandery (7508) lead David Baird (AUS) Nick Bolton - 1st M45 200m sprint
Robert Homan leads Robert Bennett from the starting blocks of the 400m Aniel Smith (2nd M30) leads Wim Luijpers (1st M45) and
and Michael Bond (7025) in the M70-89 1500m
sprint Mathew Rogers (1st M35) in the 800m
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PHOTOS: Sharon Wray
PHOTOS: Sharon Wray
M60 800m runners led by Paul Thomas (AUS) followed by NZ athletes: Marshall Clark, Louise Martin (1st W50) leads in Andrea Harris (1st W45) Clasina van der Veeken (8506), Dave Eastmond (7518) Barry Baxtor takes the win in the M75 100m sprint over Bruce Green (7504) and
Ian Calder, Geoff Anderson (partly obscured) Phil Napper, Dave Riddell and Murray Hart in the 400m sprint and Stephen Barker (7003) in the half marathon Pio Bunin (7503)
Helena Dinnissen 1st in the W30-39 Fernand Chaves in the 800m Pramod Gopalakrishnan Nair (IND) battles Andrea Harris 1st W45 in the 400m sprint Laini Inivale (1st M50) throws the shot Dave Riddell takes time to wave to the
400m sprint with Luke Crombie (NZL) in the 400m sprint during the M30-69 Throws Pentathlon camera during the 3000m race walk
Maggie Chorley 2nd W50 and Shireen Crumpton 1st W45 Nick Bolton leads Dave Chisholm (4503) and Wim Luijpers (4522) Dave Eastmond (7518) leads Bob Schickert in the M75 800m Sally Gibbs was the first woman to finish the half marathon
in the half marathon
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2018 NZ Masters Athletics T&F Championships Ugen Iyer, W35 Joeline Jones, W80 Judy Hammond and M40
Wayne Holroyd to set 60m records. In the 100m, M70 Trevor
Guptill took advantage of the 1.8 tailwind to follow suit.
they seemed to be taking it in turns to surge. Lyndon managed to
reach the finish line first but only by a few seconds.
The 5000m run was split into two separate races. Sally Gibbs,
by Michael Wray The 1500m races took place when the wind was at its height. as usual, ran from the front to win the MW and M65+ by a clear
Sally Gibbs (W50) made sure the women’s race was run margin. The M65 contest between John Kent and Derek Shaw
Whangarei had previously hosted four North Island Masters Several of the men broke the 60 second barrier, none so ‘honestly’ by leading out and preventing any tactics. was a good one. Derek lead for the initial three laps before
Track and Field Champs, in 1988, 1996, 2004 and 2013. This was emphaticly as M30 Brayden Grant’s 50.26. M40s Wayne Maggie Chorley (W50) was the main chaser, while Cara Billen Anson Clapcott (M70) led the pair of them for four laps. Then
their first time hosting the Nationals. Holroyd (53.20) and David Hansen (54.82) along with M45 Lee (W45) followed after making a break on Meghann Stewart John surged ahead and Derek followed, before kicking past John
Fairclough (54.00) were very strong. Brayden and Lee secured (W50). Loren Duffy (W35) put in a late surge to catch Meghann with 300m to go.
Behind the scenes, I know things were a little stretched. From just before the line.
championship records. The M50 grade was a good race at the
an athletes perspective, I think the team did a good job. There As he did in the earlier races, M40 Sjors Corporaal out-ran
front. The first three (Stephen Te Whaiti, Ian Dieudonne and
were some minor niggles, such as the on-field clock refusing to The older master’s men ran conservatively, letting M60 Gregory everyone in the younger men’s race, managing to lap almost the
Malcolm Cornelius) were well clear of fourth and it took the
cooperate. Many meets don’t have a clock so this shouldn’t be Boyd run ahead without giving chase. They gradually closed entire field as he ran 15:52. Chris Robb (M45) had a solo race in
photo finish to separate Ian and Malcolm for silver and bronze.
considered significant. and at the bell M60 Ian Calder pulled away with only Ian Carter an uncontested overall second place. Chris Mardon (M45) ran
The 3000m returned to the Nationals for the first time since (M65) able to stay close. For the M50 and M55 race, it was very with Tony Broadhead (M50) at his shoulder, until Tony kicked
Competition began on the Friday. No 400m heats were needed slow. Ken Walker was the reluctant leader into the wind as the on in the final lap or two, while Michael Wray (M50) trailed.
1980, when it was only contested by the women – this being
so the initial wave of activity came from the field. Long jump, runners jogged around the first kilometre in 3:16. Michael Wray Jason Cameron (M45) gradually moved backwards in the field,
an age where, for some reason, the 3000m and 5000m were
shot put and hammer all commenced for some groups before was the first to crack and kicked with 300m to go, only to lose eventually slipping behind M55 winner Ken Walker. David
assigned by gender. The W50, W55, W60 and W65 winners all
javelin and weight throw started for others. it in the wind and witness Andrew Davenport lead the rush to Riddell made good use of fellow M60 Malcolm Chamberlin as
secured championship records. Sally Gibbs was in a class of her
own, finishing ahead of all other women and the M60+ runners the line, shadowed by Malcolm Cornelius and Gavin Butler. Ken his private pacemaker for 11.5 laps. Then David decided it was a
The men 30-69 produced some good long jumps. M40 David
in her race. Corinne Smith was mixing it up by running 3000m, Walker’s efforts weren’t unrewarded when he won the M55. 400m race, which he won by 21s.
Hansen, M45 Trevor Wilson, M35 Gideon Hanekom and M35
just an hour or so after winning the 3000m walk. This race Sjors Corporaal (M40) set the pace in the younger race with
Dennis Langford were particularly energetic. Unfortunately for The rain came and went during the afternoon. Some 200m
featured several Lake City runners, two of whom were making Adam Gallagher (M30) in close company. After Jason Cameron
Dennis, a jarring landing inflicted a niggle that ultimately lead to runners ended up soggier than others. The two most impressive
their first appearance at an NZMA Champs. Sjors Corporaal withdrew, Sasha Daniels and Chris Robb were left running head-
his withdrawal from some later events. sprints came from quite different age groups, with both M30
(M40) blitzed his way ahead of any chasers in the men’s race, to-head for the M45s, with Sasha pulling away in the final 100m
Brayden Grant and M70 Trevor Guptill setting records. The
Mark Cumming was in fine form at the hammer throw, earning while Tony Broadhead won the M50s. With Jason Cameron or so.
difference between M70 silver and M70 bronze came down
himself a record with an effort almost 10 metres further than winning the M45s, it was a trifecta of golds for the Rotorua club.
The Saturday field event schedule was very busy. There was to the thousandths of a second. Tony Deleiros just edged Alan
anyone else. The older men were at the shot put where Ron
Saturday morning racing started with the steeplechase. In some discontent with the officiating decisions at the long jump Dougall, as both were credited with 29.88s.
Johnson and Jim Blair resumed their M85 battle from Dunedin.
the 2000m steeples, W30 Jennifer Hodgson and M65 Derek pit. As I understand it, the issue was in whether all competitors
This time the bragging rights, not to mention a record, went to Maggie Chorley scored a rare victory over Sally Gibbs, winning
Shaw contested the first place overall. Jennifer, in only her had to jump from the same mark, which was the insistence of the
Ron. He wasn’t the only one; since entering the M90 age group, the W50 800m race by two seconds. With Meghann Stewart just
second ever steeplechase, led until the final 250m. Jennifer official. Some of the older competitors were enjoying success
Wellingtonian Peter Tearle has been prolific in claiming records another two seconds behind, making the W50 race by far the
also had to survive a scare on her first pass through the water competing against the record book. Jim Blair (M85) in the high
and he started his weekend off with the M90 shot put record. best to watch.
jump. Intermittent rain had made the top of the fence wet and jump, Judy Hammond (W80) in the long jump, David Anstiss
At the opposite end of the field, the women were throwing the a misjudged leap meant she landed with the heel of her shoe (M70) and Ron Johnson (M85) in the triple jump. The M30 800m was also a good one to watch, with just 0.10s
javelin. Split into two groups, the younger women had the second instead of the spikes. The lack of grip was almost disastrous. between Brayden Grant and Adam Gallagher. Brayden actually
The pole vault had some particularly strong performances. All
round, where Aucklander Melissa Brearley-Tipene won the W45 Despite the rain, it was curious to note Des Phillips continuing looked to have it won but seemed to ease up before the line
three women - Sonja Bowe, Delwyn Smith and Anne Goulter
age group with the best throw – a record-setting 33.35m. to wash water from water jump over his head on each pass (once and Adam, encouraged by the collective audible “oh!” from the
- were in record setting form. Mark Lett vaulted 3.25m to do
you’ve noticed it happening – as I did at North Islands – you can’t crowd, came so close to taking advantage.
The 3000m race walk featured 12 competitors and was unusual the same in M55s, while Ron Johnson added yet another M85
help but notice it).
in not incurring any disqualifications. Only one age-group (M55) record to his set. The field events on the Sunday were limited to the two
had more than one competitor so the walkers had to look for The 3000m steeplechase had only three entrants. Jamie Halla pentathlons. After the first implement, Vavae Nuia found herself
In the shot put, Tania Hodges was the only woman to achieve
across the ages or to the record book for competition. Corinne led from start to finish but did have to contend with a javelin in last place of the W40s but recovered well to claim the win.
double digits, while Clasina van der Veeken threw for a new W85
Smith (W50) was soon leading the race without company, thrower backing up to start a run-up late-on, just as Jamie was The W50 contest stayed tight for a while, with just two points
CR. Tuariki Delamere was threatening to make some serious
eventually finishing in 15:49 for a new championship record. approaching the water jump. Had it not been for the intervention separating Tania Hodges and Tina Ryan after the hammer.
money in the discus, offering to sell his roll of kitchen paper at a
Jackie Wilson also contributed a championship record, finishing of official Fay Riley the near miss could have been an ugly The real difference was the discus, where Tania formed an
dollar a sheet so contestants could dry their discs from the rain.
second woman overall. Peter Baillie took a break from operating incident. Fay confided that the javelin thrower in question (from unassailable lead. The discus was the decisive implement for the
I don’t know whether he made any money, donated the sheets
the timing system; he was the lead man, only seeing Corinne one of the older age groups) is somewhat hard of hearing, so M45s too and was where David Sexton secured the win over Ian
or kept them all to himself but he certainly won the M65s. Of
cross the line ahead of him. she’d been concerned about making herself heard. Clarke.
course, Ron Johnson and Peter Tearle chipped in some more
The 400m races took place in good conditions. Louise Martin Not many athletes were keen to take on the short hurdles. For records – not just in the discus, but also in the javelin. The women’s grades in the track pentathlon were thinly
(W50) held off Meghann Stewart in an impressive display. For those that did - Louise Martin, David Anstiss and Mark Lett – populated. The W50s had to fight for their positions. Dale
Sunday was wet. Very wet. The rain was really rather impressive
the younger race, Joeline Jones (W35) dominated even more they earned themselves championship records. McMillan was dominant over her peers, scoring more points in
and there was a perverse satisfaction to being out competing in
impressively, with W30 Jennifer Hodgson 4.5 seconds behind every event except the long jump. Kirsty Richmond extended her
By lunchtime, the wind had begun to increase. Most of the 60m it, although the delay to the start of the 5000m was a tad testing.
out-dipping W35 Loren Duffy by 0.05s. record in the W40s. It was good to see Jamie Halla stretching
and 100m sprints took place in an illegal wind. A handful timed
The 5000m walk was making its first appearance at a NZ himself and giving the pentathlon a shot. He came up against stiff
their races for a legal head wind, which allowed W30
Masters Track & Field Champs. Corinne Smith and Lyndon competition in David Hansen, who was the clear M40 winner
Hohaia stayed in close company until the latter few laps, when and new record holder.
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Results >
60m M75
John Lester AKL 9.62
M80
Stewart Foster WBP 18.55
M70
Trevor Guptill AKL 29.38
W50
Maggie Chorley CAN 2:32.53
M50
Andrew Davenport MWA 4:39.52
W60
Christine Adamson AKL 20:51.35
M65
Peter Baillie WLG 29:59.76
Dave Eastmond NTH 11.38 Jim Jones WBP 20.80 Tony Deleiros AKL 29.88 Sally Gibbs WBP 2:34.38 Malcolm Cornelius CAN 4:41.26
W30
Ugen Iyer
Jennifer Hodgson
NTH
OTG
8.40
9.18
M80
Noel Jones WBP 21.80 Alan Dougall
Wolfgang Schenk
AKL
AKL
29.88
34.15
Meghann Stewart
Karen Hulena
AKL
AKL
2:36.38
3:12.21
Gavin Butler
Anthony Broadhead
AKL
WBP
4:42.19
4:43.56
W65
Judith Stewart NTH 23:50.01 80m Hurdles
Stewart Foster WBP 10.86 M85 Michael Wray WLG 4:49.07 Judith Bradshaw NTH 24:59.77
Jim Jones WBP 12.43 Ron Johnson AKL 21.69 M75 W55 Gillian Michel NTH 27:44.80 W50
W35 Hector Mein WBP 25.47 John Lester AKL 33.54 Liz Bentley WLG 3:17.56 M55 Louise Martin CAN 13.55
Joeline Jones TAS 8.31
Faith Firestone AKL 8.65 100m Dave Eastmond NTH 40.28 Ken Walker AKL 4:48.18 M40
M70
Kirsten Mason
Phillipa Campbell
NTH
NTH
9.52
10.47 W30
Handicap 100m M80
M30
Brayden Grant MWA 2:07.07
Tim Cross
Andrew Pirie
TAS
AKL
5:10.50
5:14.44
Sjors Corporaal
Brendon Keenan
WBP
WBP
15:52.39
18:01.06 David Anstiss AKL 16.06
Noel Jones WBP 47.12 Adam Gallagher AKL 2:07.17 Graham Ross AKL 5:37.42
W45
Ugen Iyer
Jennifer Hodgson
NTH
OTG
13.76
14.77
W60
Christine Polkinghorne TAR 15.53
David James WBP 6:40.12 M45 100m Hurdles
Phillipa Green
Michelle Sunderland
AKL
AKL
8.86
8.98 W35 M30
400m M40
Andrew Sexton AKL 2:17.62 M60
Christopher Robb
Chris Mardon
AKL
CAN
16:51.95
17:19.76 W35
Jack Donaghy AKL 2:27.37 Ian Calder NTH 5:24.55 Jason Cameron WBP 17:41.56 Faith Firestone AKL 17.90
Joeline Jones TAS 13.44 Brayden Grant MWA 11.42 W30 Jamie Halla AKL 2:27.89 David Riddell TAS 5:34.67 Adrian Earl NTH 19:22.40
W50 Faith Firestone AKL 13.92 Jennifer Hodgson OTG 1:06.59 Gregory Boyd AKL 5:36.82
Louise Martin CAN 8.50 Kirsten Mason NTH 15.38 M35 M50
M45 Allan Thomas TAR 5:38.03 M50 Stephen Te Whaiti WBP 16.76
Dale McMillan MWA 9.45 John McInnes WLG 11.49 W35 Sasha Daniels AKL 2:12.94 Rodger Ward CAN 5:54.47 Anthony Broadhead WBP 17:12.60
Claire Furlong NTH 10.34 W45 Joeline Jones TAS 1:02.34 Tom Reihana CAN 7:26.56 Michael Wray WLG 17:30.11
Phillipa Green AKL 14.52 M50 Loren Duffy NTH 1:07.04 M55
M50 Mark Lett NTH 18.22
W55 Michelle Sunderland AKL 14.97 Gavin Hall AKL 11.30 Kirsten Mason NTH 1:11.94 Andrew Davenport MWA 2:14.71 M65 M55
Aggie Boxall AKL 10.24 Malcolm Cornelius CAN 2:15.63 Ian Carter TAS 5:26.02 Ken Walker AKL 17:43.18
Judith Uhlenberg AKL 12.53 W50 M60 W50 M65
Gavin Butler AKL 2:18.68 Derek Shaw TAS 5:45.00 Tim Cross TAS 19:26.11 Des Phillips TAR 27.74
Louise Martin CAN 13.92 Barry Smith STH 11.46 Louise Martin CAN 1:05.99 Ian Bitcheno WBP 2:23.09 Graeme Adams WBP 6:24.68 Andrew Pirie AKL 19:38.01
W65 Claire Furlong NTH 16.92 Meghann Stewart AKL 1:07.77 Ian Purvis CAN 2:26.25 Stephen Craw NTH 20:52.93
Veronica Gould
Anne Deleiros
WLG
AKL
9.50
10.36 W60 200m Karen Hulena AKL 1:20.27 Michael Wray WLG 2:28.66 M70 200m Hurdles
Barry Jones AKL 6:16.54 M60
Karen Gillum-Green TAR 16.51 W55 M55 David Trow WBP 7:38.34 David Riddell TAS 21:39.09 M80
W70 W30 Liz Bentley WLG 1:22.80
Jennifer Hodgson OTG 30.33 Ken Walker AKL 2:27.85 Malcolm Chamberlin AKL 22:00.92 Stewart Foster WBP 49.80
Sheryl Gower WBP 9.83 W65 Judith Uhlenberg AKL 1:40.11 Tim Cross TAS 2:44.40 M75 Tom Reihana CAN 26:57.93
Chris Waring AKL 10.32 Veronica Gould WLG 15.76
Lois Anderson CAN 11.09 W35
Joeline Jones TAS 27.67
W75
Graham Ross
Mark Henderson
AKL
WBP
2:47.71
3:02.14
Neville Rae NTH 9:42.14
M65 300m Hurdles
W70 Joan Mayall WBP 1:51.35
W75
Frances Bayler MWA 11.65
Sheryl Gower
Chris Waring
WBP
AKL
16.00
17.37
Faith Firestone
Kirsten Mason
AKL
NTH
29.25
32.08 W80
David James WBP 3:18.37
3000m Derek Shaw
John Kent
TAS
NTH
21:43.74
21:49.37 M65
Des Phillips TAR 1:01.46
M60 Graeme Adams WBP 23:02.81
Joan Mayall WBP 12.38 Lois Anderson CAN 18.07 Lynn Fraser NTH 2:58.75 Andrew Stark CAN 2:30.73 W40
W45 Ady Mckenzie NTH 10:56.27 M70
Michelle Sunderland AKL 32.22 Allan Thomas TAR 2:40.08 M70
W80 W75 W85 Gregory Boyd AKL 2:42.73 Anson Clapcott NTH 22:26.02 David Anstiss AKL 1:04.65
Judy Hammond WLG 12.06 Frances Bayler MWA 19.51 Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 2:49.00 David Riddell TAS 2:46.32 W45
W50
Lynn Fraser NTH 23.28 Joan Mayall WBP 20.72
Louise Martin CAN 28.88 M30
Willem Van Den Worm
Rodger Ward
HBG
CAN
2:50.88
3:04.60
Ruth Hutchinson NTH 12:28.49 M75
Dave Eastmond NTH 29:19.23
Steeples 2000m
W85 W80 Brayden Grant MWA 50.26 Tom Reihana CAN 3:33.90 W50 Neville Rae NTH 32:51.57
Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 14.48 Judy Hammond WLG 20.57 W55 Sally Gibbs WBP 10:19.02 W30
Marcia Petley WBP 14.51 Judith Uhlenberg AKL 47.31 M35 Corrine Smith NTH 13:25.85 Jennifer Hodgson OTG 9:12.02
M30
W85
Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 24.32 W60
John McInnes WLG 1:00.02
M65
Ian Carter TAS 2:36.07 Claire Furlong NTH 16:16.49 3000m Track Walk W50
Karen Gillum-Green TAR 34.23 Derek Shaw TAS 2:51.74 Sharon Wray WLG 11:04.55
Brayden Grant MWA 7.35 Marcia Petley WBP 24.42 M40 Des Phillips TAR 2:59.67 W55 W30
Luke Crombie HBG 7.76 Wayne Holroyd AKL 53.20 Christine Fraser-Kitchen NTH 13:37.16 Chantel Greyling AKL 20:18.90
M30 W65 David Hansen TAS 54.82 M60
Veronica Gould WLG 33.82 M70 Malcolm Chamberlin AKL 9:47.35
M35 Brayden Grant MWA 11.52 Andrew Sexton AKL 1:00.57 Michael Bond CAN 3:06.79 W60 W45
Gideon Hanekom NTH 7.54 Luke Crombie HBG 12.46 Jack Donaghy AKL 1:01.28 David Trow WBP 3:28.97 Christine Adamson AKL 12:09.97 Karen Davison AKL 19:57.13
Gordon Mackenzie WBP 7.66 W70 M65
John McInnes WLG 7.83 M35 Sheryl Gower WBP 34.33 M45 W65 W50 Derek Shaw TAS 9:09.75
Chris Waring AKL 36.90 M80 Graeme Adams WBP 9:41.93
Andy Mai AKL 8.23 Gordon Mackenzie WBP 12.02 Lee Fairclough AKL 54.00 Peter Hanson WLG 5:01.98 Judith Stewart NTH 14:13.39 Corrine Smith NTH 15:49.59
John McInnes WLG 12.45 Lois Anderson CAN 39.80 Trevor Wilson AKL 59.11 Gillian Michel NTH 16:19.76 Des Phillips TAR 10:01.17
Noel Jones WBP 5:04.31
M40 David Garnier AKL 1:01.14 W60
Wayne Holroyd AKL 7.41 M40 W75 M30 Theresa Large WBP 19:20.95 M70
Mark Lambert
Richard Swift
AKL
AKL
7.44
7.58
Wayne Holroyd
Mark Lambert
AKL
AKL
11.47
11.53
Joan Mayall WBP 46.51 M50
Stephen Te Whaiti WBP 58.99
1500m Adam Gallagher AKL 9:34.88
W65
Michael Bond CAN 9:20.59
Jack Donaghy AKL 8.47 Richard Swift
David Hansen
AKL
TAS
11.57
12.58
W85
Marcia Petley WBP 1:02.21
Ian Dieudonne
Malcolm Cornelius
CAN
CAN
1:00.25
1:00.84
W35
Loren Duffy NTH 5:32.71
M40
Sjors Corporaal WBP 9:14.07
Sheryl Miratana WBP 22:43.47 Steeples 3000m
M45 Jack Donaghy AKL 13.28 Ian Bitcheno WBP 1:02.61 Brendon Keenan WBP 10:25.90 W70 M40
Steven Hargreaves AKL 7.65 M30 Ian Purvis CAN 1:04.48 W45 Dennis Langford NTH 11:48.16 Jacqueline Wilson WLG 18:57.04
Brayden Grant MWA 23.09 Jamie Halla AKL 12:23.01
Scott Dorset AKL 7.84 M45 Armin Kashammer NTH 1:08.98 Cara Billen AKL 5:20.20
Trevor Wilson AKL 7.99 Steven Hargreaves AKL 12.01 Luke Crombie HBG 26.88 Ruth Hutchinson NTH 5:55.71 M45 W75 M50
Craig Seymour AKL 8.40 Lee Fairclough AKL 12.09 M55 Jason Cameron WBP 9:39.96 Daphne Jones WLG 21:30.03 Armin Kashammer NTH 13:49.56
David Garnier AKL 8.54 Scott Dorset AKL 12.34 M35 Bruce Solomon WBP 1:02.31 W50 Christopher Robb AKL 9:42.94
Trevor Wilson AKL 12.77 Gordon Mackenzie WBP 25.01 Graham Ross AKL 1:07.03 Sally Gibbs WBP 4:55.04 Chris Mardon CAN 9:50.53 M55
John McInnes WLG 26.40 M55
M50 Craig Seymour AKL 13.86 David James WBP 1:27.40 Maggie Chorley CAN 5:05.87 Adrian Earl NTH 11:00.03 Mark Gray WBP 19:06.88 Tim Cross TAS 13:24.96
Stephen Te Whaiti WBP 7.97 Meghann Stewart AKL 5:33.92 Brendan Gibbs WBP 21:07.51
Matthew Dodd AKL 8.65 M50 M40 M60 Corrine Smith NTH 6:21.42 M50
Gavin Hall AKL 8.84 Stephen Te Whaiti WBP 12.47 Wayne Holroyd
Mark Lambert
AKL
AKL
23.61
23.86
Steve Low TAS 1:03.93 Anthony Broadhead WBP 9:51.32 M65 High Jump
James Stowers AKL 9.03 Andrew Davenport MWA 13.49 Andrew Stark CAN 1:04.71 W55 Michael Wray WLG 10:02.31 Peter Baillie WLG 17:34.28
Matthew Dodd AKL 13.89 Jack Donaghy AKL 27.07 David Riddell TAS 1:06.47 Christine Fraser-Kitchen NTH 6:24.34 W40
M55 Gavin Hall AKL 14.19 M55 M70 Kirsty Richmond TAS 1.42
Bruce Solomon WBP 8.01 James Stowers AKL 14.29 M45 M65 W60 Ken Walker AKL 10:11.62 John Payne TAR 25:22.26
Duane Duggan AKL 8.21 Steven Hargreaves AKL 24.55 Derek Shaw TAS 1:13.87 Christine Adamson AKL 5:51.25 Cliff Bowman TAS 10:14.55 W50
Brian Curry MWA 8.55 M55 Scott Dorset AKL 26.27 Des Phillips TAR 1:14.55 Tim Cross TAS 11:29.76 M90 Karen Hulena AKL 1.20
Seelan Ramiah AKL 8.81 Bruce Solomon WBP 12.75 Craig Seymour AKL 28.58 David Lobb CK 1:21.49 W65 David James WBP 15:11.96 Peter Tearle WLG 29:17.14
Tarmo Rajasaari CAN 9.80 Duane Duggan AKL 13.36 Judith Stewart NTH 6:50.37 W55
M50
M60
Brian Curry MWA 14.06
Andrew Davenport
Matthew Dodd
MWA
AKL
27.76
28.26
M70
Alan Dougall AKL 1:12.31 W85
M60
Malcolm Chamberlin AKL 13:14.68 5000m Track Walk Anne Goulter AKL 1.20
Dennis O'Leary HBG 8.96 M60 Wolfgang Schenk AKL 1:18.21 Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 11:12.13 W65
David Riddell TAS 9.06 Dennis O'Leary HBG 14.14 Armin Kashammer NTH 29.93 Michael Bond CAN 1:20.64 M65 W50 Nancy Bowmar NTH 1.10
Barry Smith STH 9.67 David Riddell TAS 14.50 David Trow WBP 1:35.05 Derek Shaw TAS 12:30.35 Corrine Smith NTH 27:18.83
Barry Smith STH 16.11 M55 M30 Graeme Adams WBP 13:20.11 W80
M65 Bruce Solomon WBP 26.39 M80 Adam Gallagher AKL 4:20.70 W60 Judy Hammond WLG 0.94
Ross Brown AKL 9.35 M65 Brian Curry MWA 27.93 Jim Jones WBP 1:38.19 M75 Theresa Large WBP 34:05.66
Paul Sharland MWA 9.41 Paul Sharland MWA 15.39 David James WBP 40.96 Noel Jones WBP 1:57.38 M40 Dave Eastmond NTH 16:48.72 M35
David Lobb CK 9.42 Ross Brown AKL 15.41 Sjors Corporaal WBP 4:18.95 W70 Andy Mai AKL 1.58
M60 Jacqueline Wilson WLG 32:09.63
Edgar Archibald UA 9.62
M70 Dennis O'Leary
Andrew Stark
HBG
CAN
28.87
29.12
800m Andrew Sexton
Brendon Keenan
AKL
WBP
4:48.95
4:51.15 5000m W75
M40
M70 Trevor Guptill AKL 13.96 Jamie Halla AKL 5:00.25 David Hansen TAS 1.67
Trevor Guptill AKL 8.58 Alan Dougall AKL 14.30 David Riddell TAS 30.78 W30 W50 Daphne Jones WLG 36:25.60
Alan Dougall AKL 8.69 Tony Deleiros AKL 14.61 Jennifer Hodgson OTG 2:42.71 M45 Sally Gibbs WBP 17:56.05 M45
Tony Deleiros AKL 9.13 Wolfgang Schenk AKL 15.82 M65 Sasha Daniels AKL 4:32.23 Corrine Smith NTH 23:06.74 M50 Trevor Wilson AKL 1.55
David Anstiss AKL 9.58 Paul Sharland MWA 34.09 W35 Christopher Robb AKL 4:35.40 Lyndon Hohaia AKL 27:14.90 Glenn Boyd WBP 1.50
David Trow WBP 11.80 M75 Des Phillips TAR 34.85 Kirsten Mason NTH 2:44.85 Adrian Earl NTH 4:58.82 W55
John Lester AKL 16.39 Carolyn Smith AKL 21:11.96 M60
Dave Eastmond NTH 18.90 W45 Mike Parker AKL 28:26.96
Cara Billen AKL 2:40.10
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Jim Jones WBP 2.05
W45
Brenda Davis WBP 9.79
W40
Tracy Morgan NTH 26.80
W40
Kirsty Richmond TAS 23.48
W45
Althea Mackie AU 38.04
W75
Justine Whitaker CAN 10.89
M65
Tuariki Delamere AKL 2853
Peta Leitu AKL 9.25 Kirsty Richmond TAS 25.24 Tracy Morgan NTH 20.55 Brenda Davis WBP 32.58 Glen Watts CAN 10.60 Mark Powell AKL 1798
M50 M85 Althea Mackie AU 8.66 Vavae Nuia AKL 22.83 Michelle Bitcheno WBP 16.71 Peta Leitu AKL 24.22 Valerie Babe NTH 6.66
Stephen Te Whaiti WBP 1.45 Ron Johnson AKL 2.36 Michelle Bitcheno WBP 18.67 Vavae Nuia AKL 14.00 M70
Hector Mein WBP 1.86 W50 W50 W80 John Payne TAR 1383
M55 Tania Hodges WBP 10.32 W45 W45 Tina Ryan AKL 32.63 Iris Bishop CAN 5.19
Brian Curry MWA 1.58
Brian Key
Seelan Ramiah
AU
AKL
1.50
1.45
Triple Jump Tina Ryan AKL 9.49 Brenda Davis
Peta Leitu
WBP
AKL
29.34
26.80
Melissa Brearley-Tipene
Peta Leitu
AKL
AKL
33.35
24.64
Tania Hodges
Joanne Inivale
WBP
AKL
28.96
18.94 W85
M75
Brian Senior CAN 3207
W55 Althea Mackie AU 26.11 Brenda Davis WBP 22.96 Marcia Petley WBP 6.31 Errol Lee AKL 1784
Mark Lett NTH 1.35 W40 Anne Goulter AKL 8.62 Althea Mackie AU 19.59 W55 Terrence Ryan AKL 1625
Mark Henderson WBP 1.25 Liezel De Wet TAS 9.03 Aggie Boxall AKL 8.39 W50 Anne Goulter AKL 32.70 M40
Kirsty Richmond TAS 8.77 Tania Hodges WBP 27.57 W50 Aggie Boxall AKL 29.46 Dave Couper WBP 10.68 M85
M65 W60 Tina Ryan AKL 23.49 Tania Hodges WBP 20.75 Jim Blair WLG 2466
Tuariki Delamere AKL 1.20 W55 Theresa Large WBP 5.98 Tina Ryan AKL 17.73 W60 M45
Des Phillips TAR 1.20 Aggie Boxall AKL 7.03 W55 Theresa Large WBP 19.50 David Sexton HBG 9.50 M90
W65 Anne Goulter AKL 23.93 W55 Christine Polkinghorne TAR 11.84 Ian Clarke WBP 8.62 Peter Tearle WLG 1864
M70 W65 Anne Deleiros AKL 7.74 Anne Goulter AKL 16.13
David Anstiss AKL 1.30 Anne Deleiros AKL 6.56
M75 W70
Tui Ashe
Beverley Church
AKL
CAN
6.41
6.32
W60
Theresa Large WBP 14.73
Aggie Boxall AKL 15.59 W65
Anne Deleiros AKL 20.51
M50
Laini Inivale AKL 13.66 Pentathlon
Christine Polkinghorne TAR 11.87 W60 Beverley Church CAN 19.26
Mike Shepherd MWA 1.05 Margaret Crooke NTH 6.61 W70 Christine Polkinghorne TAR 7.57 M55 W35
Lois Anderson CAN 6.17 Noni Callander OTG 7.79 W65 W70 Mark Cumming AKL 17.81 Kirsten Mason NTH 1602
M85 Barbara Austin NTH 7.53 Beverley Church CAN 16.03 W65 Barbara Austin NTH 25.50 Neil Tait WBP 11.28
Jim Blair WLG 1.00 W75 Annette Parlane WBP 6.78 Beverley Church CAN 15.85 Noni Callander OTG 20.48 W40
Frances Bayler MWA 5.67 Lois Anderson CAN 6.39 W70 Tui Ashe AKL 14.34 Annette Parlane WBP 20.05 M65 Kirsty Richmond TAS 1990
Long Jump W85 W75
Noni Callander
Annette Parlane
OTG
WBP
18.62
18.38 W70
Loris Reed CAN 17.04 Christopher Thompson
Tuariki Delamere
AKL
AKL
11.62
10.31 W45
Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 4.21 Glen Watts CAN 7.26 Barbara Austin NTH 17.52 Barbara Austin NTH 16.70 W75 Mark Powell AKL 9.11 Michelle Sunderland AKL 2022
W35
Faith Firestone AKL 4.56 Justine Whitaker CAN 7.15 Loris Reed CAN 16.67 Noni Callander OTG 13.39 Glen Watts CAN 25.35
M40 Valerie Babe NTH 5.00 Beth Macleod NTH 12.03 Lois Anderson CAN 12.70 Justine Whitaker CAN 22.64 M70 W50
Kirsten Mason NTH 3.93 Dennis Langford NTH 10.15 Dale McMillan MWA 2236
Phillipa Campbell NTH 3.27 Loris Reed CAN 10.57 Valerie Babe NTH 17.17 John Payne TAR 8.02
Jack Donaghy AKL 10.13 W80 W75 Karen Hulena AKL 1883
Patricia Cassidy NTH 3.15 Claire Furlong NTH 1363
Lynn Fraser NTH 5.40 Justine Whitaker CAN 18.83 W75 W80 M75
M45 Iris Bishop CAN 4.22 Glen Watts CAN 18.82 Justine Whitaker CAN 13.57 Iris Bishop CAN 13.74 Brian Senior CAN 12.96
W40 Glenn Boyd WBP 7.71 W65
Liezel De Wet TAS 4.59 Valerie Babe NTH 12.33 Glen Watts CAN 12.57 Mike Shepherd MWA 7.75
W85 Valerie Babe NTH 9.04 W85 Terrence Ryan AKL 6.74 Lynne Mackay TAR 1989
Kirsty Richmond TAS 4.15 M50 Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 5.22 W80 Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 15.04
James Stowers AKL 8.14 Lynn Fraser NTH 10.39 W80 Marcia Petley WBP 13.38 M85 W70
W45 Margaret Crooke NTH 2194
Michelle Sunderland AKL 4.33 M30 Iris Bishop CAN 8.18 Judy Hammond WLG 10.95 Ron Johnson AKL 10.13
M55 Luke Crombie HBG 8.65 Iris Bishop CAN 6.51 M40 Jim Blair WLG 8.45
Seelan Ramiah AKL 9.31 M30 Dave Couper WBP 31.52 Hector Mein WBP 5.76 W80
W50 Judy Hammond WLG 1270
Karen Hulena AKL 3.52 M35 Luke Crombie HBG 24.64 M30
M60 Gideon Hanekom NTH 10.99 Luke Crombie HBG 45.43 M45 M90
Dennis O'Leary HBG 8.79 M35 David Sexton HBG 26.92 Peter Tearle WLG 6.23 W85
W60 Barry Smith STH 8.08 Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 2580
Christine Polkinghorne TAR 1.62 M40 Gideon Hanekom NTH 20.40 M35 Ian Clarke WBP 25.22
W65
M65
David Lobb CK 7.53
David Hansen
Dave Couper
TAS
WBP
11.82
10.82 M40
Gideon Hanekom NTH 35.54
M50 Throws Pentathlon M30
Luke Crombie HBG 1733
Veronica Gould WLG 3.37 Dennis Langford NTH 9.48 David Hansen TAS 36.79 M40 Laini Inivale AKL 37.83
Des Phillips TAR 6.74 Dave Couper WBP 30.35 Dave Couper WBP 45.98 W30
M45 Dennis Langford NTH 29.96 Dennis Langford NTH 45.69 M55 Anna Lynch CAN 1974 M35
W70 M70 Jacob Potgieter AKL 868
Lois Anderson CAN 3.15 David Sexton HBG 8.86 Mark Cumming AKL 46.85
David Anstiss AKL 8.94 Glenn Boyd WBP 8.84 M45 M45 Neil Tait WBP 33.37 W35
Margaret Crooke NTH 2.78 Emily Scanlan AKL 1529 M40
Ian Clarke WBP 7.68 David Sexton HBG 28.15 David Morgan AKL 40.56 Fuzzy Maiava AKL 29.66
M75 Ian Clarke WBP 26.27 Steven Hargreaves AKL 38.51 David Hansen TAS 2998
W75 Mike Shepherd MWA 6.45 W40 Jamie Halla AKL 1702
Frances Bayler MWA 2.67 M50 Glenn Boyd WBP 25.45 Ian Clarke WBP 36.11 M65
Laini Inivale AKL 13.88 David Sexton HBG 34.85 Christopher Thompson AKL 35.15 Vavae Nuia AKL 2290
M85 Gavin Hall AKL 9.78 M50 Tuariki Delamere AKL 27.28 Tracy Morgan NTH 2066 M55
W80 Ron Johnson AKL 5.58 Michelle Bitcheno WBP 1819 Bruce Solomon WBP 3002
Judy Hammond WLG 2.67 James Stowers AKL 8.98 Laini Inivale AKL 35.52 M50 Mark Powell AKL 22.10
Ian Bitcheno WBP 30.29 Stephen Te Whaiti WBP 41.34 Mark Lett NTH 2229
W85
Clasina Van der Veeken NTH 1.66
Pole Vault M55
Bruce Solomon WBP 10.72
James Stowers AKL 23.31 Armin Kashammer
Andrew Davenport
NTH
MWA
28.17
27.66
M70
John Payne TAR 18.90
W45
Althea Mackie AU 2957 M60
Neil Tait WBP 8.86 M55 Laini Inivale AKL 25.58 Brenda Davis WBP 2739 Dennis O'Leary HBG 2173
W40 Peta Leitu AKL 2476
M30 Sonja Bowe AKL 2.50 Mark Lett NTH 7.92 Bruce Solomon WBP 33.77 M75
Brian Curry MWA 27.12 M55 Brian Senior CAN 32.50 M70
Luke Crombie HBG 4.36 W50 David Anstiss AKL 2050
W50 M65 Neil Tait WBP 25.74 Bruce Solomon WBP 40.32 Terrence Ryan AKL 17.01
Tuariki Delamere AKL 10.28 Brian Curry MWA 32.76 Tania Hodges WBP 2774
M35 Delwyn Smith NTH 2.00 Tina Ryan AKL 2635 M75
Gideon Hanekom NTH 5.35 Christopher Thompson AKL 8.37 M60 Mark Lett NTH 27.73 M85
Mark Powell AKL 6.96 Tom Reihana CAN 20.22 Ron Johnson AKL 23.93 Colin Macleod NTH 1945
Andy Mai AKL 5.17 W55 W55
Anne Goulter AKL 2.30 M60 Jim Blair WLG 18.75
M70 M65 Tom Reihana CAN 16.67 Anne Goulter AKL 2987 M85
M40 Aggie Boxall AKL 2654 Hector Mein WBP 788
David Hansen
Dennis Langford
TAS
NTH
5.82
5.35
M40
Dennis Langford NTH 2.20
Peter Crawford
John Payne
WBP
TAR
11.12
6.54
Tuariki Delamere
Christopher Thompson
AKL
AKL
33.73
29.88 M65 Weight Throw W60
Jack Donaghy AKL 4.78 Laurie Malcolmson MWA 26.07 Laurie Malcolmson MWA 33.19
M75 Mark Powell AKL 25.17 Tuariki Delamere AKL 29.90 W30 Christine Polkinghorne TAR 1337
M55 Anna Lynch CAN 10.61
M45 Mark Lett NTH 3.25 Brian Senior CAN 8.97 Mark Powell AKL 20.63
Mike Shepherd MWA 8.28 M70 W65
Trevor Wilson AKL 5.68 Tarmo Rajasaari CAN 2.50 W35 Anne Deleiros AKL 2602
Glenn Boyd WBP 5.07 Brian Curry MWA 2.40 Terrence Ryan AKL 6.68 Peter Crawford WBP 34.14 M70
David Anstiss AKL 27.73 Peter Crawford WBP 27.39 Emily Scanlan AKL 6.85 Beverley Church CAN 2377
M80 Tony Deleiros AKL 22.68 Wolfgang Schenk AKL 19.77 Nancy Bowmar NTH 2150
M50 M60 W40
Stephen Te Whaiti WBP 5.09 Mark Judge NTH 2.90 Peter Hanson WLG 8.29 Wolfgang Schenk AKL 22.10 John Payne TAR 12.94
Jim Jones WBP 6.55 John Payne TAR 17.06 Vavae Nuia AKL 9.96 W70
Armin Kashammer NTH 4.18 Tracy Morgan NTH 8.90 Barbara Austin NTH 3381
James Stowers AKL 3.78 M70 Noel Jones WBP 6.39 M75
Bryan Mayall WBP 5.59 M75 Terrence Ryan AKL 15.93 Michelle Bitcheno WBP 8.67 Noni Callander OTG 3037
David Anstiss AKL 2.20
M55 Brian Senior CAN 28.20
M85 Mike Shepherd MWA 24.10 M80 W45 W75
Seelan Ramiah AKL 4.88 M85 Althea Mackie AU 11.89 Glen Watts CAN 3339
Mark Lett NTH 4.71 Ron Johnson AKL 1.50 Ron Johnson AKL 8.30 Terrence Ryan AKL 16.00 Peter Hanson WLG 13.52
Jim Blair WLG 7.03 Brenda Davis WBP 10.95 Justine Whitaker CAN 3205
M80 M85 Peta Leitu AKL 9.87 Valerie Babe NTH 2033
M60
Dennis O'Leary HBG 3.98 Shot Put M90 Noel Jones WBP 19.90 Ron Johnson AKL 25.42
W50 W80
Barry Smith STH 3.81 Peter Tearle WLG 4.85 Peter Hanson WLG 16.39 Jim Blair WLG 21.10
W30 Tania Hodges WBP 12.01 Lynn Fraser NTH 1974
Tina Ryan AKL 11.81 Iris Bishop CAN 1851
M65
David Lobb CK 3.73
Anna Lynch CAN 8.04
Discus M85
Ron Johnson AKL 20.54
M90
Peter Tearle WLG 10.77
W55 M40
Des Phillips TAR 3.24 W35 Jim Blair WLG 17.18
W30 Anne Goulter AKL 11.52 Dave Couper WBP 2307
M70
Augusta Grayson
Phillipa Campbell
AKL
NTH
9.48
8.30 Anna Lynch CAN 27.26 M90 Hammer Aggie Boxall AKL 10.50
M45
David Anstiss AKL 3.86 Emily Scanlan AKL 8.07 Peter Tearle WLG 12.94
Patricia Cassidy NTH 8.01 W35 W30 W65 David Sexton HBG 2195
Wolfgang Schenk AKL 3.59 Augusta Grayson AKL 25.54 Anna Lynch CAN 33.54 Veronica Gould WLG 8.85 Ian Clarke WBP 2095
Tony Deleiros AKL 3.56
W40 Phillipa Campbell
Patricia Cassidy
NTH
NTH
23.52
20.67
Javelin W35
Beverley Church CAN 8.38
M50
M75 Vavae Nuia AKL 9.24
Kirsty Richmond TAS 8.73 Emily Scanlan AKL 17.79 W30 Emily Scanlan AKL 19.55 W70 Laini Inivale AKL 2629
Mike Shepherd MWA 2.68 Anna Lynch CAN 19.82 Barbara Austin NTH 11.02
Tracy Morgan NTH 7.70
Michelle Bitcheno WBP 7.58 W40 Annette Parlane WBP 9.65 M55
W35 Michelle Bitcheno WBP 30.60 Noni Callander OTG 7.81 Neil Tait WBP 1568
Emily Scanlan AKL 15.92 Tracy Morgan NTH 30.57
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