Results

Press, 28 June 1989, Page 30

Results

GYMNASTICS Results of the Bryndwr Y.M.C.A. boys - gymnastic competition held last Sunday were: Club abbreviations: Alp (Alpha Gymnastic Club), Bry (Bryndwr Y.M.C.A.). Tim (Timaru Gymnastic Club). Grade five: Scott Jenkins (Alp). 50.14. 1; Karl Coomes (Bry), 47.63. 2: Dougal Fox (Bry). 45.76. 3. Grade six: Christopher Richards (Brv). 52.27. 1; Darryl McCone (Alp). 51.67. 2: Greg Diggs (Alp). 46.80, 3. Grade seven: Carl Manson (Bry). 51.83, 1; Daniel Hawke (Tim). 49.39, 2; Justin Farrell (Tim). 44.90. 3. Grade eight: Andrew Ross. (Tim), 40.50, 1; David Te Paa (Bry). 40.07, 2; Aaron Taylor (Bry). 39.50, 3. Grade nine: Barnay Davies (Alp), 43.80, 1; Brandon Leigh (Alp), 42.10. 2: Michael Parsons (Tim), 41.30, 3. Grade 10: Christopher Johnston (Bry), 34.15, 1: Andrew Smith (Tim), 33.30, 2: Drewe Hinkley (Bry), 31.40. 3. JET SPRINTING The ever-consistent Rodney Pohio showed that the autumn months have not dulled his sharp jet sprinting skills at the week-end. when he won the open A class sprint on the Waimakariri River. Pohio had little difficulty on the fast course, which was designed to test driver skills, rather than boat skills. River conditions were excellent for the Sunday event which was the first round of the six-series Canterbury championships. Eighty three entries took to the course and the only major disaster was when Eddie Pratley rolled his 400 cu in Chevrolet powered Makraft hull when he hit a bank sideways. Although his roll cage was destroyed there were no serious injuries. The second round of the series will be held on the Ashley River on July 23. results.— Open A class: R. Pohio 1, K. Scott 2, J. Watson 3, G. Tullett 4. Open B: P. Mcdonald 1, P. Caughey 2, R. Nehoff 3, R. Fowler 4. Modified: D. Hopkins 1, D. Parker 2, A. Neeves 3, M. Moore 4. Sportsman: A. Bowon 1, B. Scott 2, R. Bennett 3, D. Hunt 4. Standard: P. Spicer 1, B. Sands 2, T. Monty 3, C. Dolan 4. pre ’75: K. Belcher 1, R. LeLievre 2, G. Hood 3. SWIMMING Andy Hamilton (Avon) produced two good times in a senior and junior swimming carnival at Queen Elizabeth II Park, Hamilton powered through 50m freestyle in 25.63 s and 100 m in 55.455. In the men’s 100 m breaststroke Grant Forbes beat his Avon teammate and Olympic representative Anthony Beks, but in a relatively slow time. Abbreviations used in the results are: Avon (A.), New Brighton (N. 8. Allenton (Al.), Sockburn Park (S.), Trojans (T.), Wharenui (Wh.). Men Freestyle.— 50m: A. Hamilton (A.), 1; C. Hansen (Al.), 2; B. Rhodes (A.) 3. Time, 25.63. 100 m: Hamilton, 1; D. Robinson (A.), 2; J. Creighton (A.), 3. Time, 55.45. 200 m: J. Duncan (A.), 1; Rhodes, 2; J. Gaskell (N. 8. 3. Time, 2:12.59. 400 m: M. Collins (Wh.), 1; W. J. Blackmore (Wh.), 2. Time, 4:37.41. 1500 m: G. Schrader (A.), 1; H. Woolley (N. 8. 2; C. Gordon (Wh.), 3. Time, 16:42.25.

Backstroke.— 100 m: S. Hibbs (N. 8. 1; D. Abel (A.), 2; Schrader, 3. Time, 1:7.72. 200 m: B. Adams (Wh.), 1; I. Crates (Wh.), 2; B. Crates (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:47.70. Breaststroke.— 100 m: G. Forbes (A.), 1; A. Beks (A.), 2; M. Davenport (Wh.), 3. Time, 1:11.16. 200 m: I. Palmer (Wh.), 1; R. Smith (Wh.), 2; C. Schonwald (N. 8. 3. Time, 2:44.78. Butterfly.- 100 m: A. Bell (Wh.), 1; G. Callaghan (T.), 2; C. Hansen (Al.), 3. Time, 1:3.0. Individual medley.— 200 m: D. Hibbs (N. 8. 1; T. Sowerby (A.), 2; R. Pett (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:21.66. 400 m: B. Crates, 1; C. Bennie (A.), 2; S. Williamson (Wh.), 3. Time, 5:59.26. Women Freestyle.— 50m: S. Joyce (A.), 1; J. Collins (A.), 2; L. Smith (S.), 3. Time, 29.87. 100 m: R. Murray (A.), 1; N. Stringer (A.), 2; N. Couch (A.), 3. Time, 1:5.54. 200 m: J. Watkins (N. 8. 1; K. Allison (A.), 2; K. Corbett (S.), 3. Time, 2:25.62. 400 m: H. McCutcheon (N. 8. 1; S. Harrow (Wh.), 2; M. Reynolds (S.), 3. Time, 4:54.27. 1500 m: E. Metcalf (Wh.), 1; D. Brown (Wh.), 2; M. Coe (Wh.), 3. Time, 2:3.01. Backstroke.— 100 m: Murray, 1; Couch, 2; Harrow, 3. Time, 1:13.68. 200 m: P. Bell (Wh.), 1; S. Harrison (Wh.), 2; R. Wells (A.), 3. Time, 2:58.16. Breaststroke. 100 m: J. Clucas (Wh.), 1; J. Stokes (A.), 2; L. Pearson (A.), 3. Time, 1:25.99. 200 m: F. Brown (Wh.), 1; K. Bateman (N. 8. 2; Pearson, 3. Time, 3:4.32. Butterfly.— 100 m: Joyce, 1; A. Meeken (A.), 2; N. Giddens (Wh.), 3. Time, 1:12.75. Individual medley.— 200 m: S. Clucas (Wh.), 1; E. Lumsden (Wh.), 2; K. Corbett (S.), 3. Time, 3:2.86. 400 m: N. Sanders (N. 8. 1; J. Watkins (N. 8. 2; J. Marshall (N. 8. 3. Time, 5:50.43.

TENNIS Amanda Trail and Alistair Hunt were the only Canterbury junior tennis players to head any of the national ranking lists which were released by NewZealand Tennis Incorporaed recently. Both topped the 16 years agegroup and Trail also headed off competition to lead the 18 years girls' line-up. Andrew Batie, who is presently playing overseas came in at No. 2 in the 18 years boys’ rankings and Juliet Penney made her mark in the 12-year-old girls to finish at No. 2. Rankings are.— 18 years Boys: T. Tipene (North Shore) 1, A. Batie (Canterbury-) 2. A. Hunt (Canterbury) 3, M. Zoricich (Auckland) 4, J. Faults (Canterbury) 5. J. Russell (Otago) 6. D. Crisp (Wellington) 7, B. Furness (Canterbury) 8. B. Rowe (Auckland) 9. J. Richardson (Auckland) 10. Girls: A. Trail (Canterbury) 1. J. Tate (Auckland) 2, A. Newdick (North Shore) 3, M. Pye (Waikato) 4. L. Johnston (Auckland) 5. J. Gunthorp (Auckland) 6, R. Smith (Auckland) 7. K. O'Rourke (Waikato) 8, P. McCulloch (Waikato) 9, A. Strachan (Auckland) 10. 16 years Boys: A. Hunt (Canterbury) 1. M. Zoricich (Auckland) 2. A. King (Wellington) 3, J. Kane (Hutt Valley) 4, J. MacKenzie (Waikato) 5, H. McFarland (Poverty Bay/East Coast) 6, A. Pascoe (Noth Shore) 7, B. Neill (North Shore) 8, P. Stubbs (North Shore) 9, A. Walpole (Western Bay of Plenty) 10. Girls: Trail 1, S. King (Western Bay of Plenty) 2, C. Walker (Hutt Valley) 3, P. McCulloch (Waikato) 4, L. O’Connor (Auckland) 5, J. Hansen (Northland) 6, M. Smith (Southland) 7, J. Cooper (North Shore) 8, M. Somas (Waikato) 9, R. Baker (Western Bay of Plenty) 10. 15 years Boys: A. Pope (North Shore) 1, S. Smith-Franklin (Auckland) 2, D. Parun (Hutt Valley) 3, M. Tanner (Auckland) 4. M. Cibulskis (Auckland) 5, C. Davies (Wellington) 6, A. Mehrtens (Canterbury) 7, J. Greenhalgh (Auckland) 8, J. O’Malley (Canterbury) 9, A. Krafft (Wellington) 10. Girls: J. Gunthorp (Auckland) 1, R. Smith (Auckland) 2, R. Clark (South Auckland) 3, N. Metuariki (Kapi Mana) 4, P. Johnson (Canterbury) 5, S. Ormandy (Canterury) 6, Kylie Myers (Wellington) 7, J. Caird (Waikato) 8, S. Moulder (Hutt Valley) 9, P. Van der Zouwe (Auckland) 10. 14 years Boys: A. Pope (North Shore) 1, A. Adams (Wellington) 2, J. O’Malley (Canterbury) 3, A. Krafft (Wellington) 4, C. Toleafoa (Auckland) 5, M. Wilson (North Shore) 6, R. Harrington (Wellington) 7, J. Helms (Bay of Plenty) 8, F. Bloor (Taranaki) 9, J. King (Wellington) 10. Girls: P. Van der Zouwe (Auckland) 1, J. Erie (South Canterbury) 2, K. Harris (Auckland) 3, E. Carden (Auckland) 4, B. Thomas (Hawkes Bay) 5, C. Parish (Canterbury) 6, M. Meskill (Canterbury) 7, B. Brown (Wairarapa) 8, G. Mann (North Shore) 9, K. Scholes (Canterbury) 10. 13 years Boys: H. Greenhalgh (Auckland) 1, D. Willman (North Shore) 2, J. McHarg (Canterbury) 3, N. Turner (North Shore) 4, C. Cain (Canterbury) 5, M. Gibbon (Auckland) 6, S. Murray (Waikato) 7, R. Cook (South Auckland) 8, B. Hawes (Canterbury) 9, M. Warmington (Kapi Mana) 10. Girls: T. Vai (South Auckland) 1, K. Smith (Southland) 2,

K. Johnston (Counties/Thames Valiev) 3. G. Nikora (Bay of Plentv) 4. A. Orangi (Canterbury) 5. L. Dick (North Otago) 6, C. Ward (Manawatu) 7. K. Thompson (Canterbury) 8. M. Rowe (Auckland) 9. S. Budd (Taranaki) 10. 12 years Boys: R. Miller (Auckland) 1. M. Lindsay (Waikato) 2. M. Stanley (Auckland) 3. S. Clark (Hutt Valley) 4. R. Murphy (South Auckland) 5. N. Johnson (Canterbury) 6. R. Cheyne (Kapi Mana) 7. T. Church (North Shore) 8. S. Pascoe (Auckland) 9. D. Langrell (Canterbury) 10. Girls: K. Costain (North Shore) 1. J. Pennev (Canterbury) 2. G. McManus (South Auckland) 3. N. Gordon (Auckland) 4. V. Jordan (Western Bay of Plenty) 5. S. Collins (Kapi Mana) 6. N. Tippins (South Canterbury) 7, T. Gardiner (Manawatu) 8. T. Scholes (Canterbury) 9, J. Lack (South Auckland) 10. Results of the women’s A grade Pro Kennex tennis field day played at Wilding Park recently was: P. Boatwood and P. Drake (Shirley) 1. C. Tapper and L. Morgan (Avonside) 2. C. Vincent and A. Fifield (Fendalton) 3. CHESS Round four of CanterburyClub championship (first-named player had white): B. Nijman 1, A. Compton 0; D. Weegenaar 1, D. Edwards 0; S. Hudson 0, S. Lukey 1: S. Kelly 1, J. Sutherland 0; Q. Johnson >A, R. van Nobelen M. Rocks v. Guerin, adjourned; P. Jordan I, B. Wood 0; J. Swarbrick 0, D. Wells 1; R. Clark v. G. Patston, adjourned; B. Bourdot v. A. Smaill, adjourned; R. Crenshaw 1, D. Wallace 0. C. Bras a bye. RUGBY A Canterbury player, Peter de Goldi, has been chosen to captain the New Zealand Universities’ rugby league team, which will defend its World Cup title in August. Five Canterbury and one Lincoln player have been named in the touring party of 26 to go to Britain. The team will be guided by former Kiwi coach, Ces Mountford, who says his biggest worry is the lack of experience in the team. But Mountford is hopeful his team can retain the title it won in the five-team competition three years ago. Eight teams will contest this year’s universities World Cup in Britain. New Zealand’s programme is:— August 1: France at Leigh. August 4: Wales at Oldham. August 7: Holland at Halifax. The semi-finals are scheduled for Doncaster and Swinton on August 11 and the final will be at Wigan on August 12. The 26 players, who leave New Zealand on July 22, are: Mike Prouting (Otago), Andrew Shaw (Massey), Hamish Commons (Otago), Neil Speedy (Massey), Brett McCracken (Auckland), Eric Ripley (Otago), Paul Bergman (Canterbury), Mike McLennan (Canterbury), August Williams (Otago), Paul Sowerby (Massey), Viny Weir (Waikato), Murray Hemi (Canterbury), Phil Bergman (Canterbury), James Monaghan (Auckland), Peter Reinsfield (Waikato), Ray Fitiao (Otago), Peter de Goldi (Canterbury, captain), Ray Stanley (Otago), Scott Barry (Massey), Glen Boyd (Otago), Jeremy Holmes (Victoria), Brett Yorke (Waikato), Arvi Crossland (Lincoln), Adam Cook (Waikato), Andrew Chalmers (Massey), Manu Fotu (Otago).