Sport results

Press, 8 March 1989, Page 33

Sport results

CYCLING Burnside High School and Christchurch Boys’ High School provided the highlights on the track, and Invercargill and Dunedin riders were top performers in the individual road races at the South Island schools’ cycling championships in Christchurch last week-end.

Burnside High School’s team was bolstered by two national track cycling medal winners, Tony Creelman and Chris Scott. This pair, along with Andrew Shipley and Steve Bayley, returned the fastest qualifying time of Imin 55s and went on to win the 16 years boys’ 1600 m Italian team pursuit championships. Linwood High School proved particularly strong in the girls’ over 16 years grade by winning first and second places on the track, with Villa Maria College first in the under 16 years grade. Douglas Bath, of James Hargest High School, made an honest race of the 30km boys’ over 16 years road race by breaking away about halfway and sprinting to a win ahead of Justin Cameron, of Timaru Boys' High School. Chris Henderson, of Otago Boys’ High School, outsprinted the main bunch to take third place. Glen Thomson, of Otago Boys’ High School, made a good break on the boys’ under 16 years bunch and did not have to work hard to stay away. Sam Park, of Christchurch Boys’ High School, and Mark Ogle, from same school, sprinted for the minor placings. Park came second and Ogle third. 1600 m team pursuit championship.— Boys’ over 16 years: Burnside High School (Steve Bayley, Andrew Shipley, Chris Scott, Tony Creelman) 1, Otago Boys’ High School (Steve Steel, Brent Todd, Chris Henderson, Glen Thomson) 2, Linwood High School (Todd Skilling), Brent Stewart, Andrew Lythe, Richard Rowe) 3. Time, Imin 56.485.

Boys’ under 16 years: Christchurch Boys’ High School (Hamish Donaldson, Scott Brown, Scott Graham, Sam Park) 1, Linwood High School (Christian Wengler, Ewan McMasters, Kelly Barnsley, Steven Kelly) 2, Shirley Boys’ High School (Craig Tregurtha, Chris Putt, Kaylib Gorrie, Dene Archer) 3. Time, 2min 1.865. Boys’ under 14 years: Linwood High School (Darren Graham, James Wilson, Jason Tui) 1, St Thomas College 2. Time, 2min 34.065. Girls’ over 16 years: Linwood High School A (Lisa Kristlinsen, Phillipa Hogarth, Diana Ricerby, Adelle Magnell) 1, Linwood High School B (Alice Makwana, Dawn Madden, Helena Coute) 2, Lincoln High School (Rosalind Reekie, Joy Harpur, Donna Hooper, Sarah Reynish) 3. Time, 2min 21.415. Girls’ under 16 years: Villa Maria College (Natasja Hilgeholt, Yvonne McNish, Penny Lawrence, Anita Walders) 1? Burnside High School

B (Tasha Williams, Trisha Ford, Rebecca Hustwick) 2, Burnside A 2min 38.02. Individual road race championships.— Boys’ over 16 years, 30km: Douglas Bath (James Hargest High School, Invercargill) 1, Justin Cameron (Timaru Boys’ High School) 2, Chris Henderson (Otago Boys’ High School) 3. Time, 45min 545. Boys’ under 15 years, 16km: James Moyle (Bumside High School) 1, Greg Scott (St Andrews College) 2, Craig Tregurtha (Shirley Boys’ High School) 3. Time, 25min 435. Boys’ under 16 years, 16km: Glen Thomson (Otago Boys’ High School) 1, Sam Park (Christchurch Boys’ High School) 2, Mark Ogle (Darfield High School) 3. Time, 24min 275. Boys’ under 14 years, 10km: Mohinder Lumb (Aranui High School) 1, Glen Shaw (Geraldine High School) 2, Robert Wilson (Lincoln High School) 3. Time, 17min 21s. Girls’ over 16 years, 10km: Keryn Cagua (Roncali College, Timaru) 1, Rosalind Reekie (Lincoln High School) 2, Lisa Kristliansen (Linwood High School) 3. Time, 17min 235. Girls’ under 16 years, 10km: Claire Thomson (Logan Park High School, Dunedin) 1, Amanda Emms (Rangiora High School) 2, Nikki Thorne (Hillmorton High School) 3. Time 17min 20s. SWIMMING Results of the final session’s events at the New Zealand open swimming championship in Auckland. Abbreviations: Australia (Aust), Auckland (A), Canterbury (C), Manawatu (M), Hawkes Bay-Poverty Bay (HB), Otago (O), Wellington (WT). MEN 200 medley: M. Ikin (Aust) 2min 07.25 s 1, J. Munro (North Shore-A) 2:06.3 2, B. Foster (Roskill-A) 2:08.77 3, M. Weldon (Roskill-A) 2:10.05 4. 100 m freestyle: J. Steel (North Shore-A) 52.19 s 1, B Reid (Kiwi-M) 52.38 2, C. Jones (Roskill-A) 53.04 3. 50m breaststroke: R. Lockhart (Roskill-A) 29.79 s 1, M Beverland (Roskill-A) 3 0.48 2, A. Beks (Avon Aquatics-C) 30.64 3. 1500 m freestyle: A. Davis (Avon Aquatics-C) 16min 18.33 s 1, D. Newlands (Avon Aquatics-C) 16:27.08, C. Ford (Zenith-0) 16:33.68. 4 x 200 m freestyle relay: Australia 7min 46.62 s 1, Auckland 7:52.62 2, Canterbury 8:00.41 3. WOMEN 400 m medley: J. McKenzie (Aust) 4:53.88 1, L. Robinson (Wharenui-C) 4:56.37 2, N. West (Wharenui-C) 5:00.81 3. 50m backstroke: A. Simcic (Avon Aquatics-C) 30.41 s 1, S. Musson (Napier AquahawkesHB) 31.03 2, M. Burke (Boys Institute-WT) 31.71 3. 100 m breaststroke: J. Clatworthy (Aust) 1:13.99s 1, D. Bates (Parnell-A) 1:15.61 1, M. Ross (Wharenui-C)

1:16.49 2, N. Tamariki (Par-nell-A) 1:17.75 3. 200 m freestyle: P. Langrell (Wharenui-C) 2min 04.77 s 1, A McCloghry (Aust) 2:05.54 2, M. Burke (WT) 2:06.16 3, A. Proctor (Aust) 2:06.86 4, Hanley 2:09.76 5. 4 x 200 m freestyle relay: Australia Bmin 34.44 s 1, Canterbury 8:43.17 2, Auckland 8:59.90 3, Canterbury B 9:05.17 4.

Trophies Yaldhurst Shield (most gold medals): Auckland 20, Canterbury 17, Wellington 3. Freyberg Shield (over-all points senior and junior championships): Canterbury 451, Auckland 437, Otago 115, Hawkes Bay-Poverty Bay 98, Bay of Plenty 95, Wellington 90. Cain Trophy (club points, all championships): Wharenui-C 1767, Roskill-A 1056, New Brighton-C 656, Avon Aquatics-C 614. Swimmer of the year: Joint winners: P. Kingsman, Anthony Mosse (Auckland). Pettit Trophy (top performance at championships): A Simcic (Canterbury).

POLO The South Island B polo team performed soundly in the latter stages of the Dewar Cup last week-end but failed to successfully defend the title that the A team won last year. The South Island A team has recently completed a demanding trip in the North Island and elected to allow its B team the opportunity of competition in the 18 goal tournament. The team comprised Michael Askin (Ashburton), Dave McGill (Blenheim), Brian Burrows (Amuri), and Beau McCrae (Amuri). Results.—Lost to Poverty Bay 4-7; Beat Hawkes Bay 86; drew with Wanstead 7-7; drew with Rangitiki 6-6. TENNIS Final points in night competition played at Wilding Park were:— Avonside 33, Edgeware 29J4, Cashmere 25, Bishopdale 24 !/ 2 , Burwood Park 18>/ 2 , St Martins 4>/ 2 -