Sports results

Press, 1 July 1989, Page 16

Sports results

ARCHERY The Olympic archer, Ann Shurrock, retained the women’s recurve title and Dave McAuley the men’s in the South Island indoor archery championships in the Roy Stokes Hall, New Brighton. Aaron Carson won the junior recurve title convincingly for his first South Island success. Tight competition was. the feature of the crossbow competion. Lionel Tuhiwai and Bill McClare, both of Christchurch, shot arrow for arrow to finish equal after the first round. McClare was ahead by two after the second, but Tuhiwai eventually prevailed by three. Archers from Nelson, Ashburton, Dunedin, Invercargill, Christchurch and Westport took part in the contest. Results:— Recurve.—Women: A. Shurrock (Ash), 1381, 1; J. Cattermole (Chch), 990, 2; C. Inwood (Ash), 912, 3. Men: D. McAuley (Chch), 1423, 1; B. Inwood (Ash), 1377, 2; D. Norder (Ellesmere), 1372, 3. Junior men: A. Carson (Chch), 1288, 1; D. Wilson (Chch), 1246, 2; Z. Cox (Chch), 956, 3. Compound.— Men: R. Leith (Ash), 1362, I. Junior men: R. Miller (Dun), 1115, 1. Crossbow — Men: L. Tuhiwai (Chch), 1461, 1; W. -McClare (Chch), 1458, 2; J. Bruning (Wpt), 1360, 3. Canterbury bowhuntrs: J. Fone, 1437, 1; B. Rasmussen, 1402, 2; L. Irving, 1326, 3. Teams’ event: Ashburton 1, Christchurch 2. INDOOR BOWLS Blair Spicer (Windsor) had an impressive 11-5 win over Darryl Gallagher (Springfield) in the A.N.Z. Canterbury junior

singles indoor bowls final at Kearneys Road on Sunday. Gallagher, who had won his post-section games comfortably, had no answer to the winner’s steady consistent play. Spicer now goes on to contest the national final in Nelson on August 26. Results: Quarter-finals: D. Gallagher 10, B. Liley 5; N. Godman 14, D. Urquhart 8; B. Spicer 11, T. Groom 8; C. Moffat beat R. Chapman, by default. Semi-finals: Gallagher 12, Godman 5; Spicer 16, Moffat 10. Final: Spicer 11, Gallagher 5. Inter-Club Miami Allstars leads the A grade competition after the fourth round with a total of 40 points. The battle for major honours ' is . very close, with Linwood Avenue A and Garden City A on 36 and St Pauls A on 35. Other grade leaders are: B Grade: Avonhead C 43, St Pauls C 38. C Grade: Windsor B 39, Northcote E 37. D Grade: Garden City E 41, Linwood Avenue B 35. E Grade: Spreydon B 35, Woolston Park B 35. F Grade: Northcote J 41, Linwood Avenue D 38. In the individual singles, 12 players remain unbeaten. The leaders on points are: D. Smythe 49, M. Berkeley 47, J. McKee 43. Results from round 4: A grade: Linwood A 8, St Pauls B 6; Miami Allstars 10, St Pauls A 4; Garden City B 9, Garden City A 5; Northcote A 12, Bishopdale A 2; Northcote B 12, Quinns Rd A 2; Avonhead A 7, Avonhead B 7. B grade: Paparoa St A 9, Albion A 5; St Pauls C 10, Albion B 4; Windsor A 9, Garden City C 5; Burwood A 8, Northcote C 6; Northcote D 10, Quinns Rd B 4; Avonhead C 12, Hoon Hay Parish 2. C grade: Cathedral 10, Pa-

paroa St B 4; St Pauls D 8, Air N.Z. A 6; Windsor B 9, Garden City D 5; Northcote E 10, Woolston Park A 4; Burwood B 10, Northcote F 4; Avonhead D 7, Avonhead E 7. D grade: St Pauls E 10, Christchurch W.M.C. A 4; Air N.Z. B 7, Garden City E 7; Bishopdale B 9, Bishopdale C 5; Linwood Avenue B 8, Spreydon A 6; Burwood C 8, Northcote G 6; Avonhead F 8, Hoon Hay Parish B 6;

E grade: Woolston Park C 14, Air N.Z. C 0; Christchurch W.M.C. 8 Woolston Park B 6; Spreydon B 9, Bishopdale D 5; Burwood D 11, Northcote H 3; Linwood Avenue C 7, Northcote I 7; Bryndwr A 8, Avonhead G 6.

F grade: Chisnallwood 12, Air N.Z. D 2; Linwood Avenue D 9, Shirley B.H.S. 5; Barrington 11, Bishopdale E 3; Northcote J 7, Linwood Avenue E 7; Woolston Park D 10, Spreydon School 4; Bryndwr B 12, Avonhead H 2. • The Combined Working Men’s Club indoor bowls team had a good 52-32 win over Combined Country at Amberley this week in what will become an annual fixture.

The Country team faces another big challenge next week when it meets a strong Town team at Kearneys Road in the second round of their annual match.

Results Combined W.M.C. names first:— Fours: L. Bellis 6, F. Perham 8; J. Dishington 5, I. Craw 10; S. Ditfort 9, D. McAllister 4; N. Tomlinson 4, B. Ackroyd 7; D. Hunt 9, L. Stewart 4; T. Rice 4, N. Lancaster 8. Pairs: Bellis 5, Perham 10; T. Thomson 8, L. Blank 4; Dishington 8, Craw 6; M. Berkeley 8, C. Powell 6; Ditfort 7, McAllister 3; C. Wright 6, D. Morris 8; Tomlinson 6, Ackroyd 2; G. Lange 6, R. Smith 6; Hunt 9, Stewart 3; P. Nicholson 9, R. White 7; Rice 9, Lancaster 2; D. Clarke 13, C. Lange 2. Singles: Bellis 14, Perham 2; Thomson 8, Blank 6; R. Graham 5, N. Orchard 6; S. Sincock 13, R. Blank 3; Dishington 9, Craw 5; Berkeley 9, Powell 8; N. Packman 11, A. Chapman 3; S. Hannaford 7, R. Middleton 3; Ditford 5, McAllister 8; Wright

5, Morriss 10; G. Smith 7, D. Williams 5; A. Chapman 4, D. Goode 12; Tomlinson 7, Ackroyd 6; Lange 10, Smith 6; A. Curtain 9, D. Tyson 7; K. Richards 5, N. Ford 10; Hunt 8, Stewart 11; Nicholson 7, White 5; A. Birch 10, G. Habbergam 10; S. Woods 5, G. Payne 9; Rice 9, Lancaster 6; Clarke 10, Lange 1; G. Peters 4, M. Gibb 9; K. Cattermole 6, I. Lintott 10. MEN‘S NETBALL Whanau easily accounted for University in the top-of-the-table clash in the latest men’s inter-club netball competition round. Whanau’s superiority clearly emerged as it collected a 57-26 win. Eddie Te Pou led the Whanau ■ .centrecourt play superbly and University could not counter its aggressive and incisive play. Jo Henare and Ronnie Pawson, the Whanau shooters, capitalised on their opportunities with some impressive form while Andrew Jarvey (University) worked hard at centre. Results: Whanau 57, University 26; Cashmere 36, University B 15; Combined 36, Metro 32. Points after the first full round: Whanau 18, University 16, United 14, Cashmere 12, Combined 10, Metro 8, University B 6. INDOOR BOWLS Canterbury beat Ashburton in the second A. S. Paterson Trophy challenge of the indoor bowls season. The home side won by 37-19 at Kearneys Road, after leading by 17-11 at the halfway mark. Results, with Canterbury names first, were:— First round:—

Fours: A. Williamson 6, M. Lister .5; L. McLennan 8, A. Keith 5.

Pairs: Williamson 6, Lister 8; B. Immers 5, A. Tutbury 15; McLennan 9, Lister 9; N. Tomlinson 9, J. Stewart 12.

Singles: Williamson 16, A. Keith 2; Immer 8, J. Stewart 6; E. Ashby 7, S. Keith 7; D. Hunt 5, E. Melton 6; McLennan 11,

Lister 5; Tomlinson 11, Tutbury 6; L. Bellis 6, O. Bell 6; A. Curtain 8, M. Chapman .

Sound round:— Fours: Williamson 10, Keith 3; McLennan 22, Lister 0. Pairs: Williamson 8, Keith 10; Immers 8, Stewart 7; McLennan 8, Lister 6; Tomlinson 10, Tutbury 3. Singles: Williamson 4, Lister 6; Immers 5, Tutbury 11; Ashby 7, Bell 6; Hunt 5, Chapman 8; McLennan 12, Keith 6; Tomlinson 13, Stewart 6; Bellis 17, S. Keith 4; Curtain 8, Melton 4. The Canterbury selectors have announced these teams to play against the combined country team at Kearneys Road on July s:— ■ A. Williamson, B. Immers, E. Ashby, M. Austin, L. McLennan, N. Tomlinson, L. Bellis, A. Curtain, W. Trembath, M. Davis, G. Peters, S. Shatford, O. Ditfort, D. Philpott, J. Dishington, S. Ditfort, D. Clark, T. Thompson, P. Kerr, D. Hunt, P. Van Oossanen, B. Tomlinson, P. Chaney, T. Chalmers. SQUASH Susan Devoy (Henderson) and Michael McSherry (Titirangi) are comfortable pointe leaders with seven of the 10 tournaments completed on the Moro national squash circuit. The remaining three tournaments in the series are the Auckland Open from July 7 to 9, the Central Open at Palmerston North from July 14 to 16 and the re-scheduled Wellington Open from August 18 to 20.

Progress pointe:— Men: McSherry, 7 tournaments played, 238 pointe, 1; Scott Harrison (Ponsonby), 5, 188, 2; Glen Wilson (Royal Oak), 4, 135, 3; Patrick Coll (Hong Kong), 4, 131, 4; Stephen Cunningham (College Rifles), 3, 120, 5; Mark Gribben (Otago), 3, 89, 6; John B. Oakley (Henderson), 4, 84, 7; Phil Wallace (Remuera), 4, 83, 8; Robin Espie (Remuera), 3, 82, 9; Mike Penman (Lancaster Park), 4, 79, 10.

Women: Devoy, 5, 200, 1; Joanne Williams (Eden Epsom), 4, 145, 2; Lynora Hati (Geyser City), 4, 131, 3; Fleur Townsend (Remuera), 4, 123, 4; Tania Robinson (Ponsonby), 5, 107, 5; Donna Newton (Remuera), 3, 105, 6; Marie Pearson (Manurewa), 3, 95, 7; Dawn Olsen (Hong Kong), 4, 87, 8; Kay Collins (Cambridge), 3, 82, 9; Justine Marriott (Sumner), 3, 81, 10., Also: Freda Walker (St Andrew’s), 3, 74, 12. Meanwhile three Canterbury players are among those seeded for the Morosponsored New Zealand agegroup championships at the Wanganui Squash Club this week-end. Jason McLauchlan and Tristan Franklin are seeded second and fourth respectively for the boys’ under-19 section and Sarah Cook is the top girls’ under-15 seed. Last year’s girls’ under-19 runnerup, Philippa Beams, had to pull out of the tournament last week because of injury. The leading seeds are:— Boys.— Unddr 19: Glen Wilson (Royal Oak) 1, McLauchlan • (Lancaster Park) 2, Wayne Werder (Hamilton) 3, Franklin (Sumner) 4. Under 17: Daniel Sharplin (Hinds) 1, Paul Boyle (North Shore) 2, Todd Wilson (Maidstone) 3, Jason Todd (Manurewa) 4. Under 15: Chad Sunde (Red Beach) 1, Jay Sexton (Manurewa) 2, Matthew Clarke (Titirangi) 3, Wayne Reid (Taneatua) 4. Under 13: Matt Anderson (Cambridge) 1, Shannon Peneha (Blues) 2, Shaun Madden (Blues) 3, Simon Budd (Blues) 4. Girls. — Under 19: Nita Pearson (Hamilton) 1, Gerry Brooking (Leamington) 2, Andrea Taylor (Henderson) 3, Sarah Bennett (Titirangi) 4. Under 17: Leliani Marsh (Leamington) 1, Judith Hill (Manurewa) 2, Kristen Wilson (Taupo) 3, Trudy Lewis (Thorndon) 4. Under 15: Cook

(Lancaster Park) 1, Shannon Wallace (St Joseph’s) 2, Paulette Cunningham (Royal Oak) 3, Trina Kitchen (Kaitaia) 4. Under 13: Jade Wilson (Mana) 1, Kara Montgomery (Te Papapa) 2, Jennifer Frizby (Temuka) 3, Pania Huirama (Ngaruawahia) 4. WRESTLING The Nevada High School All Star wrestling team beat the Canterbury junior team, 11 bouts to four, in a tournament at Rangiora High School on Wednesday evening. While soundly beaten by the touring team from the United States there were some very encouraging ■ performances and the local wrestlers gained valuable international experience. A top performer was 16-year-old Craig Jones, of Rangiora, who wrestled in the 75 kg class for Canterbury. He took only 53s to secure a win with a fall over his opponent, Matt Urwin. Shane Ashford, in the 64 kg class, also won with a fall in 4 min 13s.

Shaun Moran, who has just returned from an exchange trip to the United States, won his bout bn technical superiority with 12 pointe to six in the 64 kg class. His team-mate, Russell Perrett, also won his bout in the 77 kg class on points, 6-2. Matches resulted.— (Nevada names first): 49 kg: Chad Thompson beat Gareth Mitchell fall; 54 kg: John Donohoe beat Anthony Grey, technicial superiority 14-4; 57kg: Jade Alvardo beat Craig Ashford, 21-5; 59 kg: Jeffrey Avansino beat Scott Hunter, 15-1; 62 kg: Craig Kidwell lost to Shaun Moran, 12-6; 64 kg: Matt Richardson lost to Shane Ashford, fall; 66 kg: Anthony Sir! beat Brendon White, fall; 68 kg: Brett Walsh beat Stephen Inns, fall; 73 kg: Adam Fouch beat Jody Marshall, fall; 49 kg: Chad Thompson beat Jan Genet, fall; 59 kg: Derek Reid beat Rodney Jarman, 18-2; 75 kg: Matt Urwin lost to Craig Jones, fall; 77 kg: Mike Grigg lost to Russell Perrett, 6-2.