Tech. wins athletics

Press, 20 November 1989, Page 28

Tech. wins athletics

Technical continued its dominance from the first day; to win the senior men’s and women’s sections of the A.N.Z. Bank athletic club championships which ended at Queen Elizabeth II Park on Saturday. All the leading teams in the other divisions, except one, held their rankings to win their grades. The only change was in the women’s under 20 section, where Papanui-Toc H took a comfortable lead from Ashburton, the first day leader. The leading scores in each of the divisions are.—

Senior women.— Technical 137i4, Old Boys-United 83'/ 2 , South Canterbury and University, equal, 35. Women, under 20.— Papa-nui-Toc H 45, Ashburton 32, St Andrew’s College 16. Women, under 18.— Papa-nui-Toc H 167, Old BoysUnited 69, Christchurch-Avon 64. Girls, under 16.— PapanuiToc H 213'4, South Canter- • bury 78 >A, New Brighton 61. Senior men.— Technical 15514, Old Boys-United 137, University 49'4Men, under 20.— PapanuiToc H 141, Old Boys-United 62, St Andrew’s College 25. Men, under 18.— Christ’s College UOI/2, papanui Toe H ' 96, Old Boys-United 84. . ; Boys, under 16.— PapanuiToc H 218, Christ’s College 70, North Canterbury 57.

Abbreviations used in the results are.—

Ash. Ashburton; Ca.H, Cashmere-Hillmorton; Ch.A., Christchurch-Avon; C.C., Christ’s College; 0.8. U., Old Boys-United; P.T.H., PapanuiToe H; N. 8., New Brighton; 01., Olympic; StA., St Andrew’s College; Stß., St Bede’s College; S.C., South Canterbury; Tec., Technical; U., University; C.8.H.5., Christchurch Boys’ High School; StM., St Martins. MEN Senior 100 m.— Section I: C. Galilee (0.8. U. 10.98, 1; D. Dule

(0.8. U. 11.27, 2; G. McPhail (Ash.), 11.28, 3. Section II: C. Gray (Tec.), 11.50, 1; R. Brunie (Tec.), 11.53, 2; S. Geary (0.8. U. 11.64, 3. Section III: J. Skurr (Tec.), 12.08, 1; M. White (Tec.), 12.09, 2; B. McPhail (Ash.), 12.21. 200 m.— H. van Gestal (Ch.A.), 22.1, 1; G. McPhail (Ash.), 22.7, 2; D. Borman (0.8. U. 23.3, 3. 400 m.— Section I: R. Howell (StM.), 50.4, 1; P. Henry (0.8. U. 51.0, 2; D. Cockram (StA.), 52.1, 3. Section II: D. Andrews (N. 8. 53.4, 1; A. Pollock (U.), 53.6, 2; M. White (Tec.), 54.5, 3. 1500 m.— Section I: P. Renner (N. 8. 3:47.65, 1; R. Mulcahy (N. 8. 3:48.19, 2; D. Findlay (Tec.), 3:51.84, 3. Section II: I. Faulkner (01.), 4:09.13, 1; D. Rowell (U.), 4:10.56, 2; S. Foster (Tec.), 4:11.53, 3. 5000 m walk.— W. Marriott (U.), 23.50.1, 1; D. Cameron (U.), 26.01.8, 2. Relay, 4xloom.— Old Boys- ' United A, 43.89, 1; Old Boys- ’ United C, 44.25, 2; Technical, 46.81, 3. 110 m hurdles.— T. Lomax (0.8. U. 15.53, 1; A. MacLennan (0.8. U. 16.29, 2. 3000 m steeplechase.— P. Smith (01.), 9:15.86, 1. Long jump.— T. Patton (P.T.H.), 6.58, 1; V. Spice - (0.8. U. 6.53, 2; D. Wilson (0.8. U. 6.18, 3. Triple jump.— W. Stewart (0.8. U. 14.37, 1; R. Bruni? (Tec.), 13.41, 2; J. StapyltonSmith (P.T.H.), 12.90, 3. High jump.— S. Boilings (Ash.), 2.07, 1; K. Olds (0.8. U. 2.02, 2; T. Lomax (0.8. U. 2.02, 3. Pole vault.— S. Geary (0.8. U. 4.40, 1. Discus.— C. Barrett (P.T.H.), 50.26, 1; J. Skurr (Tec.), 41.94, 2; M. Leech (Tec.), 41.26, 3. Hammer.— M. Leech (Tec.), 48.50, 1; J. Skurr (Tec.), 21.32, 2. Under 20 60m.— C. Wilkinson (P.T.H.), 7.13, 1; R. Bateman (0.8. U. 7.72. 2: T. Patton

(P.T.H.), 7.40, 3. 200 m— C. Wilkinson (P.T.H.), 22.4, 1; R. Bateman (0.8. U. 22.7, 2; V. Spice (0.8. U. 23.0, 3. 800 m.— P. Spinks (C.8.H.5.), 1:57.2, 1; J. Spillane (P.T.H.), 1:59.6, 2; M. Wright (StM.), 2:01.4, 3. 110 m hurdles.— C. King (P.T.H.), 17.92, 1. . High jump.— V. Spice (0.8. U. 1.92, 1. Triple jump.— A. Topp (P.T.H.), 13.21, 1. I Hammer.— C. King (P.T.H.), 41.38, 1. Under 18 60m.- D. Wilson (0.8. U. 7.34, 1; C. Mene (P.T.H.), 7.46, 2; T. Matson (C.C.), 7.62, 3. 200 m- G. Coutts (0.8. U. 24.5, 1; C. Spice (P.T.H.), 26.1, 2; P. Boyce (S.C.), 26.3, 3. 800 m.— S. Pankhurst (C.8.H.5.), 1:58.00, 1; J. Martin (P.T.H.), 1:59.8, 2; T. Mackenzie (C.C.), 2:05.1, 3. .. .. 3000 m.— K. Taylor (C.8.H.5.), 9:08.34, 1; N. Jorgeson (0.8. U. 9:22.08, 2; G. Forster (C.8.H.5.), < 10:09.47, 3. 2000 m walk.— A. Causer (Ch.A.), 9:06.2, 1; J. Boa (0.8. U. 10:56.1, 2. Relay, 4x400m.— PapanuiToc H, 3:46.55, 1; Christ-church-Avon, 4:04.49, 2. 100 m hurdles.— G. Coutts (0.8. U. 14.92, 1; T. Matson (C.C.), 15.12, 2; B. Newport (Stß.), 15.52, 3. High jump.— M. Girl (0.8. U. 1.90, 1; C. Mene (P.T.H.), 1.85, 2; T. Matson (C.C.), 1.75, 3. Triple jump.— T. Matson (C.C.), 12.24, 1; C. Mene (P.T.H.), 12.08, 2; T. Watson (C.C.), 11.59, 3. Discus.— C. Mene (P.T.H.), 55.06, 1; S. North (StA.), 40.22, 2; W. McAlister (C.C.), 30.24, 3. Hammer.- C. King (N. 8. 22.06, 1.

. Under-16 60m.—Section I: M. Keddell (0.8. U. 7.44, 1; W. Dent (P.T.H.), 7.55, 2; B. Seebeck (P.T.H.), 7.69, 3. Section II: D. Gibson (P.T.H.), 7.69, 1; P. Youngman (Ch.A), 7.89, 2; D. Kamo (P.T.H.), 8.00, 3. 200 m.— M. Keddell (0.8. U. 22.9, 1; B. Seebeck (P.T.H.), 23.9, 2; D. Sheddan (C.8.H.5.), 24.4, 3. 800 m.— Section I: N. Harkeiss (Ch.A.), 2:02.8, 1; D. Sheddan (C.8.H.5.), 2:02.9, 2; K. Taege (Ch.A.), 2:07.3, 3. Section II: P. Ogle (P.T.H.), 2:13.34, 1; S. Trotter (St A.), 2:18.16, 2; D. Samuel (Ch. A.), 2:22.90 3. 3000 m.—C. Kirkwood (S.C.), 8:59.37, 1; R. Rollo (N.C.), 9:58.96, 2. 100 m hurdles.— B Seebeck (P.T.H.), 15.65, 1; E. Loughnan (C.C.), 16.65, 2; D. Coira (P.T.H.), 18.03, 3. Triple jump.— D. Gibson (P.T.H.), 11.86, 1; W. Dent (P.T.H.), 11.50, 2; D. Kamo (P.T.H.), 11.15, 3. Discus.— D. Gibson (P.T.H.), 45.80, 1; D. Kamo (P.T.H.), 38.56, 2; W. Dent (P.T.H.), 37.90, 3. WOMEN Senior 100m.—Section I: J. Moffitt (0.8. U. 12.08, 1, K. . Downie (Tec.) and L. Stapylton-Smith (0.8. U. equal, 12.72, 2. Section II: S. Peterson (Tec.), 14.55, 1. 400 m.— J. Cockram (St M.), 57.15, 1; K. Down (Tec.), 57.51, 2; C. Murray (Ch. A.), 59.24, 3. 1500 m.— M. O’Connor (N.), 4:37.23, 1; R. Hocking (Ch.A.), 4:38.26, 2, M. Dravitzki (Nelson), 4:38.79, 3. 100 m hurdles.— K. ForbesHenry (0.8. U. 15.20, 1; J. Henry (S.C.), 15.26, 2; L. Osmers (Tec.), 15.85, 3. Relay, 4 x 100m.—Old Boys-United, 49.31, 1. Long jump.— J. Moffitt (0.8. U. 6.41, 1; L. Smith (0.8. U. 5.90, 2; J. Henry (S.C.), 5.65, 3. Shot.— J. Maxwell (Tec.), 14.60, 1; L. Ryan (P.T.H.), 13.59, 2; T. Lutton (Tec.), 13.53, 3. Javelin.— K. Nordstrom (P.T.H.), 55.46, 1; L. Osmers (Tec.), 40.22, 2; E. Ryan (P.T.H.), 37.46, 3. Discus.— E. Ryan (P.T.H.), 49.22, 1. Under-20 100 m.— K. Flitcroft (P.T.H.), 13.26, 1; J. Dawson (St A.), 13.46, 2. 400 m.— J. Dawson (St A.), 59.61, 1; M. Mackay (Ash.) 61.09, 2. 100 m hurdles.— K. Flitcroft (P.T.H.), 16.46, 1. Longjump.— K. Flitcroft (P.T.H.), 5.19, 1. Under-18. 100 m.— S. Lynn (P.T.H.), 12.73, 1; K. Austin (Ch.A,), 13.13, 2; T. Williams (P.T.H.), 13.19, 3. 400 m.— I. McDonnell (Ch.A.), 63.39, 1; B. Osborne

(Ch.A.), 64.64, 2; A. Thompson (St A.), 66.03, 3. 1500 m.— S. Wells (N. 8. 5:56.36, 1. 100 m hurdles.— S. Lynn (P.T.H.), 14.99, 1; M. Edwards (Ca.H.), 15.74, 2; A. Lynn (P.T.H.), 16.15, 3. Long jump.— S. Lynn (P.T.H.), 5.38, 1; R. Lewis (P.T.H.), 5.15, 2; M. Edwards (Ca.H.), 4.92, 3. Relay, 4 x 100 m.— Papa-nui-Toc H, 50.50, 1; Old BoysUnited, 52.70, 2. Shot.- A. Lynn (P.T.H.), 11.25, 1; M. Noonan (0.8. U. 10.87, 2. Javelin.— J. Watson (P.T.H.), 35.30, 1; A. Lynn (P.T.H.), 21.46, 2; M. Noonan (0.8. U. 21.04, 3. Girls-under 16 100 m.— Section I: R. Welsford (S.C.), 12.56, 1; M. Cameron (0.8. U. 12.97, 2; B. Mene (P.T.H.), 13.04, 3. Section II: R. Sparrow (P.T.H.), 13.45, 1; S. Lear (P.T.H.), 13.46, 2; M. Thompson (S.C.), 14.25, 3. 400 m- M. Spittle (P.T.H.), 65.72, 1; R. Sparrow (P.T.H.), 65.75, 2; V. Stenhouse (N. 8. 66.62, 3. 1500 m.— A. Swords (N. 8. 5: 5:12.93, 1; C. Quinney (P.T.H.), 5:15.40, 2; E. Wells (N. 8. 5:24.63, 3. 80m hurdles— R. Welford (S.C.), 11.4, 1; J. List (S.C.), 13.6, 2; D. Winter (P.T.H.), 15.2, 3. Relay, 4 x 100 m.— Papa-nui-Toc H A, 51.89, 1; South Canterbury 55.02, 2; PapanuiToc H B, 55.12, 3. Long jump.— R. Welford (S.C.), 5.31, 1; B. Mene (P.T.H.), 5.10, 2; N. Gray (P.T.H.), 4.88, 3. Shot.- B. Mene (P.T.H.), 10.63, 1; S. Gray (P.T.H.), 7.10, 2. Javelin.- R. Welford (S.C.), 24.70, 1; K. Watson (P.T.H.), 21.58, 2. BOARDSAILING Results of the Rheineck boardsailing South Island Cup held at Charteris Bay recently were.— Slalom: S. Jones (Dunedin) 16, 1; H. Gillespie (Christchurch) 17, 2; H. Bayly (Christchurch) 19.7, 3; E. Rendel (Queenstown) 25, 4; P. Bray (Christchurch) 26.4, 5; P. Wilkins (Invercargill) 31, 6; D. Baines (Dunedin) 34.7, 7; S. Patel (Christchurch) 36, 8; D. Nelson (Dunedin) 39.4, 9; M. Hides (Christchurch) 44, 10. Course: B. Hewitt (Christchurch) 0,1; P. Wilkins (Invercargill) 11.7, 2; M. Vance (Christchurch) 16.7, 3; D. Baines (Dunedin) 21.7, 4; T. Bennett (Christchurch) 31.7, 5; C. Carlaw (Invercargill) 40, 6; W. Grofnin (Queenstown) 42.7, 7; P. Barron (Invercargill) 43, 8; E. Rendel (Queenstown) 47, 9; H. Anderson (Invercargill) 54, 10.

Over-all placings: Wilkins 42.7, 1; Hewitt 48, 2; Baines 56.4, 3; Rendel 72, 4; Bayly 74.4, 5.

VOLLEYBALL Hornby High School won the boys’ section and Christchurch Girls’ High School won the girls’ at the Canterbury secondary schools junior volleyball tournament. played at Pioneer Stadium on Friday and Saturday. Twelve Boys and .sixteen girls teams took part. Hornby completely dominated the boys’ section, playing at a level above all other teams during the tournament. Hornby beat Riccarton, 2-0 (15-11, 15-0) in the semifinals and accounted for Shirley Boys’ 2-0 (15-7, 15-7) in the final. Shirley attacked well at times but could not match the variety or power of Hornby’s attack. Scott Smith adjudged the most valuable boy player of the tournament, and Brent Margetts were the two best Hornby players. Petivia Taugofe also showed excellent touch in the final. For Shirley, Daniel Hellier played with determination. Riccarton High School with Ross Anthony — dominating, was the best of the other teams.

Cashmere also had its moments, only missing out on a semi-final shot on a points countback.

The girls’ section was much closer with little separating the top sides. Christchurch Girls’, the top seed, beat Linwood 2-0 in one semi-final although the powerful serving of Lau Frueqn almost bought Linwood victory in the second set.

Hornby A beat the surprise package of the tournament, Hornby B in the other semifinal. Hornby A went into the final as slight favourites having beaten Girls’ High in a close match in section play, 2-0.

The final was another close affair. Hornby with some strong serving from Nicole Woodgate and Kelly Burgess came from behind to win the first set, 15-11.

Christchurch Girls’, with solid play from Amy Keith and Joane Mullany, took the second set comfortably 15-7. Hornby took an early 11-4 lead in the final set, but Girls’ High with some excellent serving by Anna Drummond, selected as the most valuable girl player at the tournament, fought back to deservedly take the set, 15-13 and the game 2-1.

In the play-bff for third and fourth the strong serving Linwood team beat the young Hornby B team, 2-0. Hillmorton which improved during the tournament, beat Riccarton which had been unlucky to be in the same section as Girls’ High and Hornby A, 2-1 in the play-off for fifth and sixth.

At the completion of the championships, tournament teams and player of the

tournament teams were selected.

Final placings.—Boys: Hornby H.S. A 1, Shirley Boys’ H.S. 2, Riccarton H.S. 3, Hillmorton H.S. 4, Cashmere H.S. 5. Girls: Christchurch Girls’ H.S. 1, Hornby H.S. A 2, Linwood H.S. 3, Hornby H.S. B 4, Hillmorton H.S. 5.

Tournament teams—Boys: Scott Smith, Brent Margetts, Petivia Taugofe, Lincoln Newson (Hornby); Mana Winiata, Nathan Kerr, Tana Mohi (Hillmorton); Ross Anthony, Hayden Jones (Riccarton); Daniel Hellier, Gareth Woodbridge, Craig Coombs (Shirley). Girls: Michelle Hazelwood, Sissi Hargreaves (Riccarton); Anna Drummond, Joanne Mullany, Amy Keith (Christchurch); Caroline Moffat, Cindy Vermeer (Linwood); Susie Waretini (Hillmorton); Kelly Burgess, Andrea Harland, Cara Benson (Hornby); Theresa William (Hornby B).

Player of the tournament awards (girls names first).— Best setter, Joanne Mullany, Scott Smith. Best spiker, Theresa William, Scott Smith. Best receiver, Michelle Hazlewood, Haydoh Jones. Best blocker, Caroline Moffat, Brent Margetts. Best server, Laufofofoga Fruean, Brent Margetts. Most valuable player, Anna Drummond, Scott Smith. TRIATHLON The Rangiora Borough triathlon was held in Rangiora on Saturday. The course involved a 450 m swim in the Dudley Park pool, a 22km cycle and 7.3 km run. Results were: Men.—Open: M. Andrew (Christchurch), 1:8:11, 1; R. Thomson (Christchurch), 1:8:39, 2; G. Davis (Christchurch), 1:9:49, 3. Master: T. Harrow (Christchurch), 1:13:44, 1; B. Calder (Christchurch), 1:18:26, 2; G. Hilgeholt (Christchurch), 1:18:32, 3. Junior boys: C. Osanskas (Christchurch), 1:16.09, 1; J. McGrath (Christchurch), 1:20:55, 2; B. Harrow (Christchurch), 1:24:24, 3. Team: Rangiora Triers, 1:11:52, 1; Wallys, 1:12:30, 2; Theodolights, 1:12:54, 3. Women: Open: K. Silcock (Rangiora), 1:25.08, 1; B. Butterfield (Christchurch), 1:26.47, 2; J. Shearer (Christchurch), 1:30:17, 3. Master: R. Edyvean (Christchurch), 1:34:01, 1; D. Burrow (Christchurch), 1:41:01, 2; G. Leonard (Christchurch), 1:41:53, 3. Team: Stowell, Horner, Groom, 1:15:10, 1; Sharks, 1:23:36, G.S.M., 1:25:37, 3.