Sport results

Press, 25 May 1989, Page 33

Sport results

SQUASH Tristan Franklin continued his run of recent good wins by upsetting the top seed, Jason McLaughlan (Waimate), in the under 19 boys’ final of the Moro South Island junior squash championships in Christchurch.

The Sumner player overcame the setback of a twogame deficit to win 2-9, 8-10, 9-5, 9-3, 9-1. As expected, the Canterbury representative, Philippa Beams (Christchurch), had no trouble winning the main girls’ title, beating Judith Casbolt (Burnside), 9-2, 9-5, 9-0. More than 160 players con- -» tested the tournament at the Christchurch Squash Rackets Club courts. Results:Boys Under 19, championship: Tristan Franklin (Sumner) beat Jason McLaughlan (Waimate), 2-9, 8-10, 9-5, 9-3, 9-1. Third place playoff: Scott Gardiner (Waimate) beat Shane Johnson (Nelson), 9-7, 9-3, 9-3. Special plate: Scott Fairweather (Invercargill). Plate: Michael Cassidy (Linwood). Consolation plate: Simon Marriott (Sumner). Under 19, division one: Michael Dole (Cromwell) beat Blair Thompson (Burnside), 3-9, 9-2, 7-9, 9-2, 9-7. Third: Tyler Dome (Riverton). Under 17, championship: Daniel Sharplin (Hinds) beat Paul Boyle (Auckland), 9-5, 95, 9-5. Third place playbff: Mark Fairweather (Invercargill) beat Glen Archer (Pirates), 6-9, 9-6, 9-10, 10-9, 9-0. Special plate: Chad Sunde (Auckland). Plate: Neil McAra (Makarewa). Consolation plate: Gerrard Double (Waimate). Under 17, division one: Carl Tiplady (Invercargill) beat Mathew Hawkins (Blenheim), 9-5, 9-4, 9-2. Third place: Michael Greenslade (Cashmere). Division two: Aaron Birch (Invercargill). Under 15, championship: Craig Stratford (Ashburton Celtic) beat Hamish Thorndon (Timaru Old Boys), 5-9, 9-6; 9-0, 9-3. Third place playoff: Paul McAra (Makarewa) beat David Gardiner (Burnside), 10-9, 9-4, 9-3. Special plate: Stephen Harvey (Blenheim). Plate: Robert Taylor (Dunedin). Consolation plate: Tony Wallis (Invercargill). Under 15, division one: Rex Bennett (Invercargill) beat Scott Brookland (Temuka), 92, 9-3, 2-9, 9-4. Third: Wayne O’Donnell (Blues). Under 13, championship: Shannon Peneha (Blues) beat Shaun Hadden (Blues), 9-3, 93, 9-0. Third place playoff: Leon Beaman (Invercargill) beat Simon Budd (Blues), 5-9, 4-9, 10-8, 9-0, 9-6. Special plate: Justin Nixon (Invercargill). Plate: Jonathon Harrison (Christchurch). Consolation plate: Jeremy Boyd (Invercargill). . Girls Under 19, championship: Philippa Beams (Christchurch) beat Judith Casbolt (Burnside), 9-2, 9-5, 9-0. Third place playoff: Julie Williams (Timaru Old Boys) beat Lisa Whiting (Kaikorai) 9-0, 10-8, 9-2. Special plate: Carolyn Lamond (H. 5.0.8. Plate: Sarah Tonkin (Oamaru Celtic). Consolation plate: Nicola Leader (Invercargill). Under 17, championship: Sarah Cook (Lancaster Park) beat Nicola Cosgriff (Kaikorai), 9-2, 9-3, 9-7. Third place playoff: Petrea Hibbs (Greymouth) beat Kylie Anderson (Kaikorai), 9-7, 10-9, 9-4. Special plate: Phillipa Wilson (Hinds). Plate: Kathryn Fair-

bairn (Otago). Consolation plate: Carla O’Brien (Cromwell). Under 15, championship: Sarah Lovelock (Otago) beat Tanya Cassidy (Richmond W.M.C.), 9-4, 9-0, 9-4. Third place playoff: Lisa Peneha (Blues) beat Vanessa Thwaites (Invercargill), 2-9, 9-3, 9-1, 9-4. Special plate: Lisa Russell-Reihana (Temuka). Plate: Nicola Cattermole (Christchurch). Under 13, championship: Jennifer Frisby (Temuka) beat Kelly McAra (Makarewa), 3-9, 9-5, 9-10, 10-8, 9-4. Third place playoff: Joanna Thwaites (Invercargill) beat Debbie Howe (Invercargill). Special plate: Janine Laney (Temuka). Plate: Cherie Winter (Christchurch). Consolation plate: Genara Perry (Burnside). INDOOR BOWLS In the first A. S. Paterson Challenge at Oamaru, Canterbury beat North Otago by 39 points to 17. Gary Lawson was the only Canterbury player who did not lose a game. Six of the eight players lost a singles games and only one pair and one four was dropped over the day. Results (Canterbury names first): First Round: Fours: A. Williamson 7, G. McKenzie 7; L. McLennan 10, L. Jones 7. Pairs: Williamson 9, McKenzie 4; McLennan 10, Jones 5; B. Immers 10, B. Deben 4; N. Tomlinson 9, M. Hodges 6. Singles: Williamson 6, Jones 8; McLennan 5, McKenzie 6; Immers 9, Hodges 8; Tomlinson 8, Deben 7; G. Lawson 11, N. Robertson 6; E. Ashby 11, H. Commer 2; D. Hunt 4, G. Pauling 7; A. Curtain 5, M. Howard 16. Second Round: Fours: Williamson 11, Jones 6, McLennan 6, McKenzie 9. Pairs: Williams 10, Jones 7; McLennan 9, McKenzie 4; Immers 4, Hodges 8; Tomlinson 10, Deben 8. Singles: Williamson 16, McKenzie 4; McLennan 12, Jones 3; Immers 13, Deben 5; Tomlinson 6, Hodges 7; Lawson 8, Commer 7; Ashby 2, Robertson 12; Hunt 8, Howard 4; Curtain 12, Pauling 4. SOCCER In a division three women’s soccer game on Sunday, Tania Nolan, of Rangers, scored a hat-trick in the 5-1 win over. Cashmere. Premier Division: Halswell 2, Western 0; Rangers 2, New Brighton 1; Nomads 5, D. B. Imperial 0. Division One: Technical 3, New Brighton 0; Nomads 0, Riccarton 2; Hornby 2, University 1. Division Two: Lyttelton 1, Hornby 2; Woolston 0, Burwood 1; Shamrock 2, North Beach 0; Dux De Lux 1, New Brighton 0. Division Three: Halswell 1, Western 5; Riccarton 0, Rangiora 3; Nomads 1, Shamrock 1; Rangers 5, Cashmere I. Division Four: University 0, Technical 4; Shamrock 0, Avonhead 3; Burndale 3, New Brighton 2; Rangers 2, Western 3.