Sport results

Press, 11 August 1989, Page 26

Sport results

SWIMMING Abbreviations used in these results of a carnival at Queen Elizabeth II Park are: Aorangi, Timaru (Aor), Avon Aquatics (AA), Burnham (Bur), New Brighton (NB), Papanui (Pap.), Sockburn (Soc.), Wharenui (Wha.). Men Freestyle.—som: A. Bell (Wha.) 1, H. Woolley (NB) 2, S. Third (Wha.) 3. Time, 26.215. 200 m: C. Gordon (Wha.) 1, T. Sowerby (AA) 2, M. Collins (Wha.) 3. Time, 2min 10.765. 400 m: Gordon 1, P. Hansen (Wha.) 2, B. Rhodes (AA) 3. Time, 4:23.62. Backstroke.—2oom: R. Smith (Wha.) 1, Woolley 2, S. Hibbs (NB) 3. Time, 2:21.56. Breaststroke. —50m: J. Ward (AA) 1. 200 m: G. Marquet (AA) 1, G. Findlay (Pap.) 2, I. Palmer (Wha.) 3. Butterfly.—som: Third 1, Time, 29.63. 200 m: D. Hibbs (NB) 1, C. Henderson (Wha.) 2. Time, 2:26.09. Individual medley.—2oom: Woolley 1, D. Hibbs 2, A. Bell (Wha.) 3. Time, 2:23.85. 400 m: Henderson 1. Time, 5:48.83. Women Freestyle.—som: N. West (Wha.) 1, L. Smith (Soc.) 2, N. Stringer (AA) 3. Time, 29.80. 200 m: P. Langrell (Wha.) 1, N. West (Wha.) 2, K. Ellis (Wha.) 3. Time, 2:15. 400 m: Langrell 1, M. Ross (Wha.) 2, Ellis 3. Time, 4*32.90. Backstroke.—2oom: West 1, Langrell 2, Ellis 3. Time, 2:34.06. Breastroke.—2oom: K. Simpson (Aor.) 1, B. Walsh (NB) 2, B. Spigel (Wha.) 3. Time, l-O*? 91 Butterfly.—som: H. McCutcheon (NB) 1. Time, 33.93. 200 m: M. Coe (Wha.) 1, A. Brown (Wha.) 2. Time, 3:18.76. Individual medley.—2oom: West 1, Ross 2, Langrell 3. Time, 2:34.59. 400 m: Ross 1, McCutcheon 2, J. Marshall (NB) 3. Time, 5:16.23. ORIENTEERING Thirty-eight keen orienteers tried out their skills in the dark at Victoria Park last Saturday night. Three courses were set by Marcus King, who has organised the last three night events. The success was helped by the mild weather, a good turn-out from Canterbury University, and Victoria Park being a good challenging location. The courses, although a bit shorter than normal (between l-3km), still tested the competitors’ navigation skills over the variable terrain. Because of the success of the event there has been talk of King organising another event in the near future. Course 1 (difficult): Brian Aitken, 37min 16s, 1; Trevor Hoey, 38:06, 2; Greg Waite, 40:04, 3. Course 2 (medium): A. Mitchel and F. Mcßae, 39:17, 1; Greg McKenzie, 39:33, 2; Johnston, 40:30, 3. Course 3 (easy): Neil Stevens, 31:48, 1; group of Murray, North, Walker, Brough, Jamison, 41:52, 2; C. and L. Duggan, 45:01, 3. GYMNASTICS The rhythmic section of the secondary schools’ gymnastics championships was held at the Rang! Ruru Girls’ School gymnasium on Monday, and attracted more competitors than in previous years. The competition was opened up to allow international grade gymnasts to compete, and some very skilful routines were performed by

competitors in this grade, with Kathryn Hughes (Rangi Ruru) being outstanding. Another fine performance came from Susan Taylor (Villa Maria College) in winning the grade two competition.

competitors in this grade, with Kathryn Hughes (Rangi Ruru) being outstanding. Another fine performance came from Susan Taylor (Villa Maria College) in winning the grade two competition. Over all the standard of competition was higher than in previous years, with a number of gymnasts giving polished performances in their various grades. Results: International grade: Kathryn Hughes (Rangi Ruru) 1, Selina Stewart (Rangi Ruru) 2, Cheryl Chronlcan (Rangiora H.S.) 3. Grade 4: Zana Perry (Burnside H.S.) 1, Trudy Haugh (Cashmere H.S.) 2. Grade 2: Susan Taylor (Villa Maria College) 1, Shirley. Trustrum (Cashmere H.S.) 2, Joanna Ramsey (Avonside G.H.S.) 3. Teams: Villa Maria College (Suzanne Elks, Rebecca Doyle, Catherine Mitchell, Kate Randall). Grade 1: Nikki Wallace (Rangi Ruru) 1, Anna Sheard (Rangi Ruru) 2, Katie Duke (Rangi Ruru) 3. Teams: Rangi Ruru Girls’ School (Nikki Wallace, Anna Sheard, Katie Duke, Amy O’Rourke). TEN-PIN BOWLING The Christchurch qualifying round of the Superstrike Dunedin Khutze Singles Tournament was bowled at Garden City Bowl and Bowlarama recently. Some excellent scores were bowled as Christchurch’s top ten-pin bowlers vied for the positions for the August 27 final, which offers $lOOO for first prize. Bob Kaminski was top qualifier at Garden City Bowl with a good four-game score of 847. Lyall Lister was next with an 833 total, well clear of Alister Scott. At Bowlarama Adrian Scott bowled a good total of 810 to qualify in first position. Darryl Murphy finished with 774 to narrowly take second place from Sandor Schneider who scored 767. The high game was a 242 bowled by Adrian Scott. Scores: — \ Garden City Bowl: B. Kaminski 847, L. Lister 833, Alister Scott 755, J. Schneider 738, G. Cooper 700, K. Alexander 680. Bowlarama: Adrian Scott 810, D. Murphy 774, S. Schneider 767, K. McClure 753, B. Smulders 743, D. Morten 743. • Results of league matches at the Garden City* Bowl were:— ■ ' Tuesday Tornadoes: Thunderbirds, 14; Family Ties, 12; Teletext Strikers, 12. Wednesday Warriors: Eagles, 160; Long Shots, 157; Rhinos, 152. ' ' Wednesday Getaway: Tired Ones, 69; Dreamers, 65; Tavern Trio 63. Strikemasters: Crown Tavern I, 197; Pinstrikers, 174; Ten or Nothing, 170. * Cavaliers: Cougars, 201.32; H. Eyes, 192.78; Ten Pin Terrors, 191.04. Sub 300: Dave Eastwick, 28%; John Crofts, 23; Ron Hann, 22. Monday city flyers: Four Flowers, 123; Radio Avon, 116; Transport, 110. Foxes and hounds: Mamas, 110; Pingirls, 107; Aztecs, 105. Kingpins: Shazam, 25; Just Us, 24; Rebels, 23. Friday scratch singles.—Division 1: Noel Cook, 188; Alister Scott, 178; David Scott, 156. Division 2: Ken Fisher, 180; Edgar Van Lubbe, 178; Peter Bretherton, 164. Shiftworkers: Alister Sladen, 69; Dick Haenga, 68.5; Ray Walker, 63.5. Stars on Sunday: SuperdStars. 44%; K.O. Killers, 43; 289ers, 42%.

Over all the standard of competition was higher than in previous years, with a number of gymnasts giving polished performances in their various grades. Results:

international grade: Kathryn Hughes (Rangi Ruru) 1, Selina Stewart (Rangi Ruru) 2, Cheryl Chronican (Rangiora H.S.) 3.

Grade 4: Zana Perry (Burnside H.S.) 1, Trudy Haugh (Cashmere H.S.) 2. Grade 2: Susan Taylor (Villa Maria College) 1, Shirley. Trustrum (Cashmere H.S.) 2, Joanna Ramsey (Avonside G.H.S.) 3. Teams: Villa Maria College (Suzanne Elks, Rebecca Doyle, Catherine Mitchell, Kate Randall). Grade 1: Nikki Wallace (Rangi Ruru) 1, Anna Sheard (Rangi Ruru) 2, Katie Duke (Rangi Ruru) 3. Teams: Rangi Ruru Girls’ School (Nikki Wallace, Anna Sheard, Katie Duke, Amy O’Rourke).

TEN-PIN BOWLING

Double trouble: Auswis, Georgie Pie, 56; Ball and Chain, Weird mob: Alley Demons, 55; Jay Jay, 55; Two Nuts, 54. CANOEING The third series of races in the Brass Monkey kayak event were held on the Waimakariri River at the week-end. Results were: MEN Downriver class: A. Roxburgh, 48:41.40, 1; S. Gurney, 48:54.62, 2; M. Pearce, 49:57.06, 3. KI class: R. Odering, 50:16.09, 1; P. Cox, 50:52.87, 2; S. Fairmaid, 50:55.72, 3. Touring class; G. Burt, 59:24.50, 1; P. Meyers, 59:47.34, 2; D. Dawson, 1:00:01.76, 3. Whitewater class: L. Farrar, 1:03:15.79, 1; B. Schlaadt, 1:04:55.08, 2; D. Joblin, 1:05:56, 3. WOMEN Downriver class: T. Elliot, 56:13.16, 1; J. Wyatt, 57:28.46, 2; L. Fuggle, 48:38.4, 3. Touring class: K. Day, 1:05:25.80, 1; D. Manson, 1:05:55.36, 2; M. Birchfield, 1:06:02.66, 3. SOCCER Leading scorers in the Air New Zealand soccer league after 15 rounds of 26 are.— 15: Noel Barkley (Mount Wellington, includes four penalties); .12: Keith Braithwaite (Christchurch United, three penalties); 8: Declan Edge (Mount Maunganui, one penalty), David Laws (Waikato); 7: Gary Faulds (Hutt Valley), Dave Witteveen (Mt Wellington), Tony Laus (Waitakere); 6: Allan Carville (Christchurch), Greg Fleming (Wellington United), Graeme Cameron (Waitakere); 5: Mark Armstrong (Manurewa), Mark Weddle (Manurewa),- Gary Parker (Napier), Martin Akers (Napier), David Chote (Miramar), Tony Jasper (Papatoefoe), Steve. Sumner (Christchurch). Christchurch United scorers are.— 12: Braithwaite; 6, Carville; 5: Sumner; 2: Garry Lund, Danny Halligan, Paul Nicholls, Julyan Falloon; 1: Andy Daffin, Johan Verweij. s ICE HOCKEY Bob Wilkinson scored the winning goal only two seconds before full time to give Blades a thrilling J victory against Bruins in a senior match at the Big Apple rink. Bruins led after two periods, but Wilkinson’s fourth and final goal swung the match the way of BIade:;. Blades had a second success, whitewashing Redwings, 12-fl, with Graeme Scott goaling six times. Redwings had more luck against Flyers, however, winning an exciting contest, 10-9. In a junior match, Bruins beat Flyers, 10-4.