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IAAF World Tour Waitakere, New Zealand 2008 Black Singlet Invitational The Trust Stadium, Henderson, Waitakere City . 19 Feb 2008 Results Female - 100m - Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time SW 1 220 Anna Smyth New Zealand 1.1 11.73 2 201 April Brough New Zealand 1.1 11.98 3 211 Nicola Hely New Zealand 1.1 12.19 4 200 Hannah Bayard Christchurch Boys HS NZ 1.1 12.31 5 210 Fiona Hely New Zealand 1.1 12.38 6 214 Andrea Koenen Waitakere City Athletics NZ 1.1 12.43 7 227 Veronica Torr North Harbour Bays NZ 1.1 12.46 Male - 100m - Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time SM 1 103 Craig Bearda New Zealand 1.1 10.70 2 146 Jeffrey Thumath Counties Manukau Athletics NZ 1.1 10.72 3 123 Corey Innes New Zealand 1.1 10.75 4 137 Ben Potter Counties Manukau Athletics NZ 1.1 10.76 5 129 Clayton Mbofana Waitakere City Athletic NZ 1.1 10.83 6 149 Carl Van Der Speck New Zealand 1.1 10.84 7 133 James Mortimer New Zealand 1.1 10.87 Female - 200m - Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time SW 1 201 April Brough New Zealand 24.20 2 211 Nicola Hely New Zealand 24.46 3 214 Andrea Koenen Waitakere City Athletics NZ 24.75 4 210 Fiona Hely New Zealand 24.84 5 207 Joelene Hardy North Harbour Bays NZ 25.76 Male - 200m - Final Place Race No Name Team Wind Time SM Heat 1 1 113 James Dolphin New Zealand 0.9 20.74 2 146 Jeffrey Thumath Counties Manukau Athletics NZ 0.9 20.97 3 103 Craig Bearda New Zealand 0.9 21.34 4 137 Ben Potter Counties Manukau Athletics NZ 0.9 21.41 5 126 Moses Kamut Vanuatu 0.9 21.68 Heat 2 1 142 Adam Sommerville Counties Manukau Athletics NZ 1.9 21.87 2 129 Clayton Mbofana Waitakere City Athletic NZ 1.9 22.07 3 152 Trinity Ahie Athletics Hawera NZ 1.9 23.53 Female - 400m Place Race No Name Team Time SW 1 205 Salome Dell Papua New Guinea 2.4 56.23 2 217 Charlotte Osborne New Zealand 2.4 56.73 3 224 Abigail Watson New Brighton NZ 2.4 58.41 Male - 400m Place Race No Name Team Time SM 1 150 Niko Verekauta Fiji 1.2 47.43 2 104 Mark Bradcock Wellington Scottish AC NZ 1.2 48.67 3 125 Nick Kalivati New Zealand 1.2 48.87 4 101 Timothy Atkinson Australia 1.2 49.19 5 139 Matthew Robinson St Pauls A & H Club NZ 1.2 49.41 6 108 Kieran Cocks North Harbour Bays NZ 1.2 49.97 7 121 Alyx Hodgson New Zealand 1.2 50.11 Male - 800m Place Race No Name Team Time SM 1 111 Anesse Curreen Samoa 1.9 1:51.28 2 115 Simon Fitzpatrick Australia 1.9 1:51.83 3 143 Arnold Sorina Vanuatu 1.9 1:52.42 4 109 Jacob Coom University of Canterbury NZ 1.9 1:52.59 5 151 Michael Whitehead New Zealand 1.9 1:52.88 6 119 Tim Hawkes New Zealand 1.9 1:56.45 7 124 Lewis Jenkin North Harbour Bays NZ 1.9 1:57.11 Male - 1500m Place Race No Name Team Time SM 1 107 Hamish Carson Kapiti Harrier & Multisport Club NZ 2.2 3:49.04 2 145 Jason Stewart New Zealand 2.2 3:49.54 3 132 Mathew Mildenhall New Zealand 2.2 3:50.26 4 118 Matthew Harris University of Canterbury NZ 2.2 3:53.73 5 141 Aniel Smith Waitakere City Athletic NZ 2.2 3:54.06 6 127 Josh Komen Greymouth Athletic Club NZ 2.2 3:54.51 Male - 110m Hurdles Place Race No Name Team Wind Time SM 1 133 James Mortimer New Zealand 1.9 14.25 Female - 3000m Steeples Place Race No Name Team Time SW 1 212 Leonora Joy Auckland City Athletics NZ 1.8 10:07.40 2 215 Alice Mason Pakuranga Athletic Club NZ 1.8 10:32.52 3 203 Ruth Croft New Zealand 1.8 11:06.65 Male - High Jump Place Race No Name Team Perf SM 1 110 William Crayford New Zealand 2.05 2 112 Chris Dodd Australia 2.05 3 144 Regan Standing Hawera Athletic Club NZ 1.90 Female - Pole Vault Place Race No Name Team Perf W16 1 226 Kerry Charlesworth Bays Cougars NZ 3.60 2 156 Jaedena Ward Bays Cougars NZ 3.30 3 155 Lucy McGall Bays Cougars NZ 2.10 Female - Shot Put Place Race No Name Team Perf SW 1 223 Valarie Vili New Zealand 20.13 2 209 Kristin Heaston USA 17.66 3 218 Ana Po’uhila Tonga 17.37 Female - Discus Place Race No Name Team Perf SW 1 219 Dani Samuels Australia 60.11 2 206 Beatrice Faumina New Zealand 58.47 3 222 Aretha Thurmond USA 55.17 4 221 Teriapii Tapoki Cook Islands 51.04 5 213 Te Rina Keenan New Zealand 46.40 Male - Javelin Place Race No Name Team Perf SM 1 102 Jarrod Bannister Australia 81.33 2 120 Mike Hazle USA 77.54 3 114 Stuart Farquhar New Zealand 75.15 4 154 Johan Smalberger North Harbour Bays NZ 64.55 Page 3 Times-7 Sport Sportscore Printed: 20-Feb-08 7:55 www.times-7sports.com .
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