THE PRESS, Monday, April 18, 2011 SUPERSPORT B9

FOOTBALL RICCARTON GALLOPS Inferno toast of Otago Taipans Kamo fires side to top finalists

Tony Smith Christchurch Technical shel- table with a 2-0 win at Walter after upset win in cup The Breakers lacked Woolston 12-0. Park after second-half goals got the final they wanted Canterbury United striker Bays coach Mick Braith- by Simon Gatward-Smith and Matt Markham starts in her 27-start career the listed $45,000 Warstep –against a Russell Kamo equalled the waite said the first 15 minutes Jerry Donga. and has 11 minor placings for Stakes. team they’ve beaten three were fairly even but United Coastal Spirit’s Aaron Home fires were burning long stakes of more than $150,000. The Murray and Bjorn times out of three this season. scoring record with five goals then had Gary Bint sent off Spain scored in the second into the night in Wingatui on Second was Don’t Say Baker-trained filly was Even better, there are a to fire Bays to the for a penalty offence and were spell in a 1-0 win over bottom- Saturday night – courtesy of Clang who gave a great show handled by an in-form Kylie couple of very familiar faces top of the table. ‘‘dead and buried’’ at halftime of-the-table . dour mare Inferno. after a quality ride from Williams and showed real in the opposition, with Tall Bays – the only unbeaten with Ferrymead ahead 4-0. Young Canterbury United The daughter of Yamanin Jillian Morris. staying prowess to hold on up Blacks and team in the 2011 campaign – Kamo opened the scoring midfielder Andy Barton Vital was the toast of Otago The Terri Rae-trained geld- the straight. The daughter of adding to the thrashed Christchurch with a retaken penalty after a grabbed both of Woolston when she caused a big upset ing looked a likely winner Fastnet Rock was having only Kiwi theme of the best-of- United 9-0 on Saturday. United player encroached Tech’s goals as they beat a in the Group Three $100,000 halfway down the straight, her sixth race-day start and three grand final Australian Kamo, who top-scored for into the area just as keeper more resilient Christchurch Canterbury Gold Cup at but had to yield to Muniandy registered the second win of National Basketball League Canterbury with eight goals Robbie Barraclough parried United 2-1 at Tulett Park Riccarton. and Inferno who showed her career. series which opens at the in the just-completed national the initial shot. yesterday. Barton gave Tech a Barely rated a chance in incredible speed on the wet ‘‘I thought we might have North Shore Events Centre in 1 league, said he last scored five He struck four times in the 1-0 lead but Chris Anderson pre-race conversations, track. Inferno won by 3 ⁄2 been going to get beat halfway on Wednesday in one match as a junior. second half with midfielder equalised with a first-half Inferno proved the best judges lengths. down the straight but she night. He was ‘‘pretty happy’’ Geoff MacIntyre (2), Wiremu penalty. Barton scrambled wrong when she came from Northerner Royal Era showed some real fight and The Taipans defeated with his haul but said, ‘‘To be Piercey and Maurico de home the winner after a near last on a wet Riccarton boxed on well to finish third went on and won really well,’’ North Queensland rivals the honest, I probably could have Oliveira also scoring for Bays. corner in injury time. track. with The Hand Of Faith Williams said. 93-83 in had another couple and I United finished the game The newly named FC She paid $24 for the win rushing home late to get Runners from the North yesterday’s decider of their would have had the outright with nine men after Southay Twenty11 United (formed by and beat a field of gallopers fourth. Island filled the first three semifinal series in record’’. Rattanong was sent off in the Russell Kamo an amalgamation of Avon and that included several group Race favourite Titch raced placings with Ormond Road Townsville, and won through He became the fifth player second half. Burnside) opened the Main- race performers. midfield throughout and fin- running a bold second and So to a grand final in which both in the MPL to score five times United completed winning penalty after a long land premier women’s league The win gave jockey ished 10th, more than 18 Divine third. teams will be chasing their in a game, joining former their most successful fort- deliberation between the with a 4-0 win over Western. Shankar Muniandy his first lengths from Inferno. Jockey The race was the final in first title. Ferrymead strikers Manu night of football for some match officials. Halswell hammered Univer- group race success. Rosie Myers told stewards the New Zealand Bloodstock The Taipans rode home on Schafer and Neil Murphy, seasons by beating champions Matt Smith, the league’s sity 6-1 with former Mainland Inferno is owned by Brian that Titch had not handled the filly of the year series which the back of a 21-point display Stuart Kelly and the last man Woolston Technical 3-2. The top scorer, and Dan Ede were Pride goalkeeper Noran Anderton and his wife, track conditions. A veterin- ended up as a four-way tie from guard Daniel Dillon and to achieve the feat, in 2006, Halswell Hawks, who beat on target for Halswell, who Abaza, now playing upfield, Lorraine, who also bred the ary examination found no with all four races going to 16 big points from veteran Greg Feutz. Nelson Suburbs away in the moved up to second place, and Emma Leonard both mare at their White Robe abnormalities. different horses – Final naturalised American Dusty Ferrymead’s emphatic vic- fourth round, led 1-0 at with Dominic Milne and Josh scoring two goals. Maia Vink Lodge base in Otago. She is The North Island contin- Touch, No Choice, Princess Rychart as they stunned the tory was three goals short of halftime but the game was Smith netting for Tech. and Hayley McKnight were trained by Brian and Shane gent dominated the day’s Emmy and Fast Love John Crocs on their home court the league record – set in 2002, deadlocked at 2-2 before Ewan Nelson Suburbs toppled on target in Coastal Spirit’s Anderton. other feature when Fast Love Sargent trains both No Choice Peter Crawford notched 29 the inaugural season, when Bakker netted the match- Western from the top of the 2-0 win over Woolston Tech. She has now won eight caused another upset to win and Princess Emmy. points for the hosts. 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SPORTS RESULTS

Henry 23, Kareem Johnson 17, Troy McLean final: Molly Magon (Woolston) beat Nikki Ann United 2; Woolston Technical 1,Mid Burnside 9 St. Andrew’s College 0; Selwyn - Carla Dziwoki 3/3) at ETSA Park, Adelaide. Under 13: PrebbletonWhite 29 Banks Pen/ Presidents Grade: Marist Saints 48 Woolston ❯❯ ARCHERY 15, Steve Adams 14, 13) Waikato Kay (Fight Science ABC) 16-10, Elite Debut Canterbury FC Skip 2 It 4. Sydenham 14 Carlton 0; Harewood Waihora 19, Lincoln 12 Selwyn/Sheffield 31, Rams 20, Celebration Lions 4 Hornby Panthers CANTERBURY Pistons 87 ( 33, Jerry Smith 20, 81kg Semi-final: Eddie Holtslag (Fight Science CSSL Div 1: Canterbury Fiji 3, Dux de Lux A 1; Red 8 Marist 1; Harewood Blue 3 Hornby 1. ❯❯ Darfield/Kirwee 38 Rolleston 29, Dunsandel/ 44. Major Tournament – Albion Round: Beny Anthony 17). Halftime: 46-44. ABC) beat Lance Sutherland (Fitz Boxing) 6-3, Coastal Spirit A 6, Cardrona on Avon A 2; Junior 11-a-side Girls Division 1 Preliminary PIGEON RACING Irwell Combined 27 Waihora 5,Prebbleton Blue 18 years: Celebration Lions 20 Northern Mens Compound: Kenny Rogers 1st Paul Bates At Napier: In Napier: Hawke’s Bay 82 (Josh Elite Debut 81kg Semi-final: Marek Beranek Glenbyre 1, FC Corea 2; A 1, Round: Selwyn - Sydenham Green 3 Cathedral MASTERTON 55 West Melton 5. Bulldogs 0. 2nd. Mens Recurve: Rodney Halvorsen 1st. Pace 20, 19, Arthur Trousdell (Fight Science ABC) beat Kevin Enosa (Smiling Prebbleton Shamrocks 3. Grammar / Rangi Ruru 0; Harewood Red 2 720 birds were entered, 48 fanciers flew, Under 11: Prebbleton White 17 West Melton 16 years: Northern Bulldogs 22 Halswell 12) Taranaki 65 (Jack Leasure 19, Link Abrams Tigers) by KO round 2. CSSL Div 2: WF Riverside 4, Sandrige 3; Golden HSOB / Burnside Blue 0; Hornby Tigers 5 70km was the speed of the winning bird. Gold 24, Lincoln 33 Selwyn/Sheffield 26, Hornets 10, Celebration Lions 18 Linwood ❯❯ ATHLETICS 14, Marcus Campbell 11, Aaron Bailey-Nowell Evening Session – Cadet Novice 52kg Final: Mile 3, Blue Shirts A 3; Prebbelton M Real 5, Marist Green 1. East : C & L Dunn 1149.62, K & D Cosgrove Diamond Harbour 15 Springs/Southbridge 0, Keas 32. 10) Halftime: 30-37. Ben Lewis (Temuka) beat Damon Page Sunnyside Strikers 1. Junior 11-a-side Girls Division 2 Preliminary 1149.08, T Van Meer 1146.48, Anthony & Reed Darfield 17 Rolleston 22, Waihora 5 Prebbleton 14 years: Hornby Panthers 26 Tigers HAGLEY RELAYS Saturday: In Palmerston North: Manawatu 85 (Timaru) 14-11; Junior Debut 63kg Final: Devan CSSL Div 3: Southern Districts 1, Avonhead B Round: Harewood Blue 1 St. Mark’s / Avon 0; 1141.49, Pegasus Loft 1127.16, M & L Hart Blue 52, Dunsandel/Irwell 24 West Melton 14, Halswell Hornets 34 Northern Bulldogs 8. Men ( 22, Darryl Hudson 19, Rob Campbell (Riverside) lost to Liam Parkes 12; 1, Treallus United 2; Hornby Panthers 2 Marist White 2; Harewood 1126.92, A Grieve 1126.73, D Morgan 1124.67, Blue 10. 13 years: Celebration Lions 26 Eagles Senior Men (6 x 4.2km): 1 New Brighton Igbawua 17, Jeremy Kench 12) Hawke’s Bay 99 (Fighting Fit, Nelson); Youth Novice 60kg Final Lyttelton A 1, Ilam Hardies 6. White 4 Carlton Redcliffs 0; Hinemoa- 2 Durham Loft 1123.99, South Shore Loft Under 10 East : Prebbleton Blue 30 Banks 14, Northern Bulldogs 10 Halswell Hornets 34 Olympic 1:18:52 (Hayden McLaren, Brett ( 30, Paoroa Winitana 21, Arthur Benton Brown (Fighting Fit) beat Danyon CSSL Div 4: Avonhead C 7, Coastal Spirit C 1; HSOB / Burnside White 1. 1122.47.15.32 Peninsula 30, Prebbleton Red 70 Rolleston Linwood Keas 32 Papanui Tigers 26. Dawber, Dave Ridley, Kerry Faass, James West: P Loader 1160.02, G Snippers & Son Trousdell 14) Haftime: 43-48. Eddy-Kumar (Smiling Tigers) by retirement R2; Dux de Lux B 5, Sunnyside B 2; Prebbelton Junior 11-a-side Girls Division 3 Preliminary Black 15, Lincoln 25 Waihora White 55, 12 years: Shirley Hawks 0 Hornby Panthers 60, Elvery, Nick Burrow), 2 University of 1156.26, Croft Cottage 1151.33,WLiu In Dunedin: Otago 70 (Scott O’Gallagher 22, Elite Debut 69kg Final: Richard Dawkins Rovers 0, Lyttelton B 15. Round: Hornby Cats 1 Harewood Green 0; Southbridge 50 Springston 30, Leeston 60 Halswell Hornets 38 Linwood Keas 0. Canterbury 11:18:53, 3 University of 1137.09, P Morgan 1126.03, A Fry 1121.34,N Lance Allred 15, Craig Bradshaw 12) Southland (Woolston) lost to Adam Hills (Fighting Fit, CSSL Div 5: St Albans Squires 4, Avonhead D 2; HSOB / Burnside Red 2 Marist Black 0; Waihora Black 10. West: Prebbleton White 17 11 years: Halswell Hornets 36 Hornby Canterbury 21:23:38. Fastest Times: 1 Matt Boswell 1120.99, D Westbury 1100.72,R 73 (Jordan Lawley 19, 13, Brendon Nelson); Elite Female 75kg Final: Nadine Tikao Blue Shirts B 11, Cardrona on Avon B 0; Rangiora 31St. Andrew’s College 1; St. West Melton 24, Darfield/Kirwee Red 25 Panthers 6, Aranui Eagles 40 Celebration Lions Ingram (UNC) 12:40, 2 Brett Dawber (NBOL) Anderson 1099.07, Trail Ends Loft 1096.54. Polyblank 12, Sylvester Spicer 10) Halftime: (Smiling Tigers) lost to Molly Magon Sunnyside C 2, Prebbelton Saints 7. Margaret’s / Selwyn House B 2 Selwyn - Selwyn/Sheffield 10, Dunsandel/Irwell 10 6. 12:49, 3 Hayden McLaren (NBOL) 12:53. 37-31. (Woolston) RSCO.1; Elite Debut 81kg Final: ENGLISH Sydenham Blue 1. East Rolleston Blue 30, Darfield/Kirwee Blue 20 Men Grade 19 (4 x 4.2km): 1 University of Kekerengu 10 years: Riccarton Knights 16 Halswel In Nelson: Nelson 85 (Daryl Dora 29, Jermaine Eddie Holtslag (Fight Science ABC) beat Marek FA Cup semifinal: Manchester City 1 Rolleston Gold 55. Hornets 32, Papanui Tigers 16 Hornby Canterbury 58:14 (Thomas Holmes, Derek 650 birds were sent, 48 fanciers flew, 70km Green 17, Michael Fitchett 16, Josh Bloxham Beranek (Fight Science ABC) 4-3; Debut 91kg Manchester United 0. Under 8 East: Lincoln Black 30 Prebbleton Blue Panthers W 26, Shirley Hawks 0 Hornby Lotz, Cameron McNoe, Connor Doyle), 2 ❯❯ ICE HOCKEY was the speed of the winning bird. 13) Waikato 98 (Sylvester Seay 27, Jerry Final: Tyler Forsyth (Runanga) beat Daniel Premier League: Birmingham City 2 Sunder- 35, Diamond Harbour 55 Springston Green 0, Panthers B 52. Linwood Keas 38 - Woolston Christchurch Boys High School 1:01:16, 3 East: A Wyatt 1139.21, T Brown 1132.02,L Smith 23, Hayden Allen 19, Puke Lendon 14, Wilkes (Fighting Fit, Nelson) 12-8; Elite Novice land 0, Blackpool 1 Wigan Athletic 3, Everton 2 NHL Waihora White 45 Prebbleton Red 35, Lincoln Rams 0, Aranui Eagles 20 - Celebration Lions 0. Papanui TocH 1:03:46. Fastest Times: 1 Alex Ray Cameron 10) Halftime: 44-57. 69kg Final: Sam Burdett-Clark (Smiling Tigers) Blackburn Rovers 0, West Bromwich Albion 1 Quarterfinals (all series best-of-seven): Keenan 1130.03, South Shore Loft 1129.44,R Red 45 Springston Black 20, Leeston 65 Gorrie (UNC) 12:39, 2 Thomas Holmes 13:41, 3 Sanderson 1127.75, R Spain 1125.50, C Warren 09 years: Papanui Tigers 18 Halswell Hornets lost to Jethro Bowman (Riverside) 15-9; Elite Chelsea 3, West Ham United 1 Aston Villa 2. Eastern Conference at Philadelphia: Buffalo Waihora Red 15, Southbridge 30 Waihora Black G 34, Aranui Eagles 16 Linwood Keas 46. Malcolm Hodge (UNC) 13:56. Sabres 1 Philadelphia Flyers 0 - (Buffalo 1120.78, S & S Morris 1115.43, Pegasus Loft ❯❯ Novice 75kg Final: Edward O’Brien (Runanga) Lower Leagues 35. West: Rolleston Blue 50 Kirwee 15, Darfield 08 years: Linwood Keas 52 Woolston Rams 0, Masters Men 6 x 4.2Km): 1 Papanui TocH BOWLS Sabres leads series 1-0). 1111.10, C & L Dunn 1111.04. lost to Bud Goldsworthy (Fighting Fit) 9-3; Championship: Bristol City 0 Ipswich 1, Burnley 0 Prebbleton White 45, Selwyn/Sheffield 50 Halswell Hornets G 20 - Papanui Tigers 10, 1:26:05 (Richard Bennett, Chris Jordan, Ronnie NZ FOURS West: G Snippers & Son 1156.72,WLiu Open Match Bout: Blake Henderson 2 Swansea 1, Cardiff 3 Portsmouth 0, At Boston: Montreal Canadiens 2 Boston Rolleston Gold 5, Rolleston Black 60 celebration Lions 36 - Northern Bulldogs 24. Thomas, Mike Summerlee, Shane Grose, In spite of round five being cancelled due to Bruins 0 - (Montreal Canadiens leads series 1139.14, D Westbury 1130.67, C Bensley Prebbleton Green 10, Dunsandel/Irwell 10 (Woolston) lost to Sam McArthur (Waikuku) Coventry 2 Millwall 1, Crystal Palace 1 07 years: Burnham Chevaliers 4 Riccarton Darren Hoolahan), 2 1:31:58, 3 heavy rain winners were found in the Bowls 1-0). 1125.73, N Boswell 1121.41, D Mulqueen West Melton Blue 55. 9-9 on countback. Scunthorpe 2, Hull 3 Doncaster 1, Leeds 2 Knights 14, Hornby Panthers 36 Halswell Christchurch Avon 1:32:51. Fastest Times: 1 New Zealand national club men’s and women’s 1112.85, A Fry 1111.44, S Hann 1107.63,R Under 7 East: Red 50 Special awards: Best boxer Liam Parkes Watford 2, Middlesbrough 1 Barnsley 1, Western Conference at San Jose: San Jose Hornets R 14, Shirley Hawks 0 Woolston Rams Kerry Faass (PTH) 13:02, 2 Richard Bennett fours championships at the Nae Nae greens in Anderson 1103.45, Triple D Lofts 1100.81. Prebbleton 360, Waihora Green 20 Prebbleton (Fighting Fit), Most promising boxer: Molly Preston 3 Sheffield Utd 1, Reading 3 Leicester Sharks 3 Los Angeles Kings 2(OT) - (San Jose 20, Addington Magpies 8 Northern Bulldogs B (PTH) 13:08, 3 Nick Burrow (NBOL) 13:30. at the weekend. 735,Banks Peninsula Gold 70 Diamond Magon (Woolston); Club scoring most wins: 1, Norwich 2 Nottingham Forest 1. Sharks leads series 1-0). 50, Aranui Eagles 14 Papanui Tigers 6, Linwood Mens Grade 16 (4 x 2km): 1 Christchurch Avon Karoro (West Coast) and Geraldine (South Harbour 60, Lincoln 70 Springston Black 30, Fighting Fit, Nelson. League One: Carlisle 4 Colchester 1, Charlton 0 ❯❯ RUGBY Keas 28 Northern Bulldogs 28, Halswell 26:16 (Tannock Blair, Josh Primmer, Jacob Canterbury) were tied on eight points having Unopposed winners – Cadet: Debut 52kg Huddersfield 1, Exeter 2 Leyton Orient 1, Notts Waihora White 50 Springston Green 35. West: ❯❯ MOTORSPORT METRO Hornets B 10 Halswell Hornets G 48. Rees-Jones, Robert Sewell), 2 Canterbury Tri wonfour games. A differential of eight shots Joshua Lawrence (A Town), Debut 63kg: County 0 Bournemouth 2, Peterborough 2 Darfield Blue 55 Selwyn Black 55,Darfield Red Division 2: HSOB 13 Christchurch 28, Shirley 13 06 years: Riccarton Knights 20 Hornby 28:29, 3 Christchurch Boys High 31:05. gave the title to Steve Jones’ Geraldine team Mitchell O’Donnell (Waikuku); Junior: Debut Plymouth 1, Rochdale 0 Brentford 1, Sheffield V8 SUPERCARS 30 Kirwee 55, Selwyn Green 60 West Melton Lincoln University 19, University 16 Suburbs 8, Panthers 40, Northern Bulldogs B 34 Burnham Fastest Times: 1 Tannock Blair (CHA) 6:01, 2 of Daniel Rooney, Ricky Ross and Dennis 69kg Jay Murray (Timaru) Novice +80kg: Wednesday 2 Hartlepool 0, Southampton 1 ITM 400 V8 Supercar meeting, Hamilton Green 65, Prebbleton 245Prebbleton 565, Marist Albion 18 Sydenham 15, New Brighton Chevaliers N 4, Halswell Hornets H 4 Northern Sam Elstob (CTRI) 6:31, 3 Aaron Bell (CBHS) Johnston over Lance Pascoe’s Karoro team. Patrick Phelps (Blackball); Youth Debut 64kg: Bristol Rovers 0, Swindon 0 Milton Keynes V8 Supercars - Race one: Rick Kelly (Holden) 1; West Melton Black 50 Sheffield 55. North: 23 Belfast 5, Sumner 7 Lyttelton 25, Burnside Bulldogs W 28, Papanui Tigers 22 Burnham 6:55. The women’s result was more clearcut with Christian Tikao (Ashburton); Debut 75kg: Dons 1, Tranmere 2 Dagenham and Redbridge Craig Lowndes (Holden) 2; Todd Kelly (Holden) Prebbleton 175West Melton Blue 35, 30 Linwood. Chevaliers M 8, Halswell Hornets N 18 Linwood Boys’ Grade 14 (4 x 2km): 1 Christchurch Avon Jan Jones’ Manurewa Cosmopolitan team of Daniel Bunge-Krueger (Papanui). Elite: Debut 0, Walsall 1 Brighton 3, Yeovil 1 Oldham 1. 3; Mark Winterbottom (Ford) 4; Steven Rolleston Red 25 West Melton Gold 50, Colts Premier: Lincoln University 17 HSOB 13, Keas 12. 24:22 (Sean Eustace, Cameron Avery, Angus Meg Pennell, Jan Montgomery and Lois Myles 56kg: Daniel Campos (Smiling Tigers); Female: League Two: Accrington 0 Oxford 0, Burton 2 Johnson (Ford) 5; Will Davison (Ford) 6; Fabian Rolleston Gold 25 Prebbleton 430, Waihora University 28 Sydenham 17, New Brighton 3 NRL Bailey, Matt Prest), 2 Boys High 26:02, 3 clear winners with eight points from their four Novice 60kg: Josephine O’Reilly (Fitz Boxing). Cheltenham 0, Bury 2 Barnet 0, Chesterfield 2 Coulthard (NZ, Holden) 7; Greg Murphy (NZ, Red 70 Prebbleton 655, Dunsandel/Irwel Blue Linwood 34, Christchurch 8 Marist Albion 8, Bulldogs 34 (B Barba 3 J Idris 2 S Turner tries B Papanui TocH 29:08. Fastest Times: 1 Shaun games. Note: Debut is 0 bouts. Novice is 1-5 bouts. Macclesfield 1, Crewe 1 Lincoln 1, Gillingham 1 Holden) 8; James Moffat (Ford) 9; Alex Davison 45 Rolleston Orange 45, Dunsandel/Irwel Red Burnside bye. Colts (U20): University B 12 Goodwin 5 goals) bt Parramatta 14 (J Hayne 2 Eustace (CHA) 5:49, 2 Angus Bailey (CHA) Results: Morecambe 1, Rotherham 0 Hereford 0, (Ford) 10; also Shane Van Gisbergen (NZ, Ford) 45 Southbridge White 55, Dunsandel/Irwel Lincoln University 37, Christchurch 49 Belfast tries L Burt 3 goals) at ANZ Stadium. 5:56, 3 equal Oliver Thompson, Max Jones Men Shrewsbury 2 Stockport 0, Stevenage 2 16. Black 60 Southbridge Blue 50 , Dunsandel/ ❯❯ 3, Shirley 8 University A 37, Marist Albion 0 Gold Coast 20 (W Zillman 2 M Minichiello S 6:12. 1st round: Steve Jones (Geraldine) 18 Randall FOOTBALL Aldershot 2, Torquay 0 Port Vale 0, Wycombe Race two: Van Gisbergen 1; Lee Holdsworth Irwell White 65 Rolleston White 50, Rolleston HSOB 5, Burnside 15 CBHS 2nd XV 40. Prince tries S Prince 2 goals S Prince field goal) Boys’ Grade 12 (4 x 2km): 1 Papanui TocH Watkins (Birkenhead) 14; Lance Pascoe MAINLAND 2 Northampton 2. (Holden) 2; Garth Tander (Holden) 3;W Blue 40 Southbridge Black 50, Rolleston Black Division 3: Christchurch 17 Sumner 3, Burnside bt Wests Tigers 14 (S Dwyer C Heighington 28:49 (Mitchell Radcliffe, Williams Banks, (Karoro) 18 Steve Beel (Mt Manganui) 12; Ben Premier men: 9 (Russell Kamo OCEANIA Davison 4; Steve Owen (Holden) 5; R Kelly 6;A 50 Leeston 45. 27 University 0, Belfast 11 Suburbs 24, Marist tries B Marshall 3 goals) at Skilled Park. Shaun Skilling, Judd Cargin), 2 Christchurch King (Wilton) 30 Alex Whiteman (Riverside) 9. 5, Geoff MacIntyre 2, Wiermu Piercey, Mauricio Oceania Football Confederation Club final Davison 7; Russell Ingall (Holden) 8; Johnson 9; TASMAN Albion 22 New Brighton 10, HSOB bye. Manly 20 (J Buhrer J Galuvao M Oldfield M Avon 29:13, 3 Christchurch Avon 33:23. 2nd round: Jones 16 Beel 15; Watkins 18 King de Oliveira) Christchurch United 0. HT: 3-0; second leg-result on Sunday: Craig Lowndes (Holden) 10; Murphy and Nelson - Division 1: Waimea OB 21 Marist 25, Division 4/Classics - Section 1: Suburbs 3 Robertson tries D Cherry-Evans 2 goals D Fastest Times; 1 Alex Emslie (CHA) 6:51, 2 14; Pascoe 28 Whiteman14, 3rd round: Jones Halswell 3 (Dan Ede, Matt Smith, Ewan Bakker At Kiwitea Street: Auckland City (New Coulthard did not finish, Stoke 13 Nelson 20, Riwaka 20 Huia 6. Christchurch B 22, Belfast Div 45HSOB D 25, Cherry-Evans field goal) bt NZ Warriors 10 (L Mitchell Radcliffe (PTH) 6:53, 3 Nathan 28 King 10; Beel 21 Whiteman 19; Pascoe 22 pen) Woolston Technical 2 (Dominic Milne, Zealand) 4 (Alex Feneridis, Daniel Koprivcic, Championship points: Jamie Whincup (Holden) Division 2: Waimea 12 Marist 24, Stoke 15 Shirley W Classics 0 Sumner S 0, Match called Brown E Taylor tries J Maloney goal) at Cochrane (UNC) 6:58. Watkins 14, 4th round: Jones 24 Whiteman 8; Josh Smith) HT: 1-0; Nomads 0 Coastal Spirit 1 Manel Exposito, Adam McGeorge) Amicale 654, R Kelly 573, Lowndes 552, Winterbottom Nelson 10, Riwaka 15 Huia 12, Collingwood 17 off due to injury. Section 2: Linwood B 0 New Brookvale Oval. Boys’ Grade 10 (4 x 2km): 1 Christchurch Avon Watkins 16 Beel 15; Pascoe 18 King 15. (Aaron Spain) HT: 0-0. (Vanuatu) 0. Halftime: 1-0. Auckland win 6-1 on 542, Van Gisbergen 534, W Davison 528,A Wanderers17, Murchison 85 Rangers 7. Brighton T 8, Belfast M Classics 14 Shirley Div North Queensland 26 (S Bolton G Hall J 31:58 (Laurence Pithie, Thomas Clarke, Daniel Women Western 0 Nelson Suburbs 2 (Simon Gatward- aggregate. Davison 522, Johnson 455, Coulthard 442. Marlborough - Division 1: Moutere beat Roswell, Nick Cooke), 2 Sumner 32:17, 3 1st round: June Kelly (Alexandra RSA) 16 Sue Smith, Jerry Donga). HT: 0-0. NZ V8s - Race one: Angus Fogg (Auckland) 40, Marist Albion Classics 6 Hornby 21. Kaikoura by default, Awatere 12 Central 37. Thurston A Winterstein tries J Thurston 5 Phoenix 33:50. Fastest Times; 1. William Myer (Northern) 13; Linda Pedro (Kerikeri) 23 Standings: ❯❯ Ford 1; John McIntyre (Nelson) Ford 2; Craig Section 3: HSOB K 0 Marist Albion Div 412, Division 2: Renwick 14 Waitohi 12, Moutere 15 goals) bt Canberra 18 (B Ferguson 2 S Fensom Ireland (SUM) 7:02 2. Louis Harris (SUM) 7:30 3. Linda Boyd (Beckenham) 8; Jan Jones P W D L F A Pts GOLF Baird (NZ/) Ford 3; Andy Booth Otautahi 5 Sydenham S 64, Burnside bye. Kaikoura 36, Awatere 10 Central 13, tries J Croker 3 goals) at Dairy Farmers Ayrton Shadbolt (PHills) 7:39 (Manurewa) 13 Cathy Andrews (Paritutu) 12, Ferrymead 532015211 PGA (Auckland) Holden 4; Andy Knight Womens: Challenge Shield - University Holder: Harlequins 16 Pelorus 3. Stadium. Kaiapoi 56 Marist Albion 0, Dunsandel/Irwell Women 2nd round: Meyer 22 Boyd 10; Jones 18 Kelly Halswell 531111810 third round scores at the par-72 (Christchurch) Ford 5; Wade Henshaw NORTH CANTERBURY Brisbane 24 (D Copley 2 B Hannant J Yow Yeh Senior Women (4 x 4.2km): 1 University of 14; Andrews 15 Pedro 11, 3rd round: Pedro 26 Oaks Course in San Antonio: (Christchurch) Ford 6; Eddie Bell (Christchurch) 66 HSOB 0, Linwood 0 Sydenham 96, Burnside Division 2: Kaiapoi 17 Saracens 24, Oxford 20 tries C Parker 4 goals) bt Roosters 6 (J Nelson 53021399 0 Belfast 61, University bye. Leilua try B Anasta goal) at Bluetongue Canterbury 11:00:54 (Nicki McFadzien, Angie Kelly 10; Jones 20 Meyer 12; Andrews 18 Boyd Western 4301759 209: Brendan Steele (US) 69 72 68. Ford 7; Andrew Anderson (Auckland) Holden 8. Ashley 7, Woodend 15 Glenmark-Cheviot 11. Race two: McIntyre 1; Bell 2; Booth 3; Junior Stadium. Smit, Alex Williams, Fiona Crombie), 2 11, 4th round: Boyd 21 Kelly 12; Jones 21 Coastal Sp 5203566 210 Cameron Tringale (US) 71 71 68. Division 3: Kaiapoi 17 Ohoka 26, Saracens 18 211 Kevin Chappell (US) 68 73 70, Brandt Henshaw 4; Anderson 5; Matt Lockwood Under 18-Under 11 Grades - 10-A-Side Newcastle 24 (S McDonnell J McManus W University of Canterbury 21:04:28, 3 North Pedro 9; Andrews 19 Meyer 113. Woolston 4202676 Hurunui 5, Woodend 36 Ashley 12. Canterbury 1:05:03. Fastest Times: 1 Fiona Canterbury Singles Snedeker (US) 69 72 70 (Auckland) Holden 6; Scott McLaughlin (NZ/ Tournaments. Naiqama J Sau tries K Gidley 4 goals) bt Chch 51045173 Under 16: Kaiapoi 18 Ohoka 27, Woodend 19 Crombie (UNC) 14:26, 2 Nicki McFadzien (UNC) Serena Mathews from the Leeston Club has 212 Pat Perez (US) 71 74 67, Charles Howell III Australia) Holden 7; Paul Manuell (Pukekohe) Under 18 - Section 1: Sumner 5 Belfast A 25. Saracens 21. Cronulla 20 (N Gardner 2 B Pomeroy J Williams 14:33, 3 Lucy Oliver (NOC) 14:41. completed a rare three-peat winning the Nomads 50142101 (US) 71 73 68, Adam Scott (Australia) 68 74 Holden 8. Under 16 - Section 1: Burnside 7 Sydenham 10, Under 14: Ashley-Oxford 0 Hurunui 53, Kaiapoi tries J Williams 2 goals) at Ausgrid Stadium. Women’s 19 (4 x 4Km): 1 Christchurch Avon Bowls Canterbury women’s Champion of Premier women: FC Twenty11 United 4 (Rachel 70. Race three: McIntyre 1; Booth 2; Fogg 3; Burnside 5 Hornby 12, Hornby 22 Sydenham 12 Ohoka 24, Woodend 17 Saracens 17, 25 (C Cronk M Duffie B Norrie B 1:08:33 (Margot Gibson, Laura Smith, Emily Champion singles title for the third successive Brodie, Hanna Linton, Katy Thomas, Kelski 213 Charley Hoffman (US) 68 73 72, Rich Henshaw 4; McLaughlin 5; Baird 6; Nick Ross 12, Section 2: Belfast 45 Suburbs 0. Under 13: Kaiapoi 62 Ohoka 7, Oxford 10 Slater tries C Smith 4 goals C Cronk field goal) Wood, Evie Teeling). Fastest Times; 1 Ashlee year. Mathew beat Sandra Keith from the Morris-Bullot) Western 1 (Aimee Phillips) HT: Beem (US) 71 70 72. (Cambridge) Holden 7; Knight 8. Under 14 - Section 1: Papanui HS 17 St Glenmark-Cheviot 51, Saracens 34 Hurunui 5 bt Penrith 10 (S Earl T Tahu tries M Gordon Dunard (NBOL) 14:02, 2 Margot Gibson (CHA) Allenton club 21-11 at the Papanui Club green 3-0; University 1 (Ali Howie) Halswell 6 (Noran 214 Fredrik Jacobson (Sweden) 72 75 67, J.P. Final championship points: McIntyre 1149, Andrews A 7, Sydenham 31 Papanui HS 7, (Saracens retain the North Canterbury goal) at Centrebet Stadium. 15:00, 3 Kim Atkin (NOC) 16:26. yesterday and with it gained her fifth Abaza 2, Emma Leonard 2, Lauren Harkerss, Hayes (US) 73 73 68, Vaughn Taylor (US) 68 Fogg 1122, Baird 1034, Booth 936, Tim Edgell Sydenham 15 St Andrews A 22, Papanui HS 19 Challenge Trophy),Woodend 32 Ashley 17. SUPER LEAGUE Masters Women (4 x 4Km): 1 Port Hills 1:09:51 Canterbury centre title and a gold star. Alice Pilgrim) HT: 1-3; Woolston Technical 0 75 71, Ricky Barnes (US) 73 70 71, Jeff (Auckland, Ford) 869. St Andrews B 7, St Andrews B 5 St Andrews A Under 11: Kaiapoi Gold 15 Saracens Black 5, Harlequins 26 Castleford 26, Hull KR 16 Wigan (Fiona Gilroy, Mary Hart, Robyn Daly, Bernie Mathews in a masterly display of draw bowls, Coastal Spirit 2 (Maia Vink, Hayley McKnight) Maggert (US) 71 72 71, Dean Wilson (US) 70 72 V8 Utes - Race one: Simon Beirne 41, Sydenham 52 St Andrews B 5. (Kaiapoi retain the Kaiapoi RFC Challenge 28, Leeds 6 Huddersfield 38, St Helens 52 Jago), 2 Sumner 1:11:58, 3 New Brighton/ concentration and the odd successful upshot HT: 0-2). 72. (Christchurch) Ford 1; Chris Pither (NZ/ Under 13 - Section 1: Medbury 34 Sydenham 0, Trophy), Oxford 19 Ohoka 12, Saracens Blue 5 Wakefield 6, Warrington 64 Crusaders 6. Olympic 1:15:52. Fastest Times: 1 Tracy when required, proved too steady for Keith Mainland: Selwyn 1 Ferrymead Bays 5, 215: Steve Flesch (US) 71 76 68, Martin Laird Australia) Ford 2; Mike Lightfoot (Auckland) New Brighton A 31 Sydenham 15, New Glenmark-Cheviot 24,Saracens Red 15 Crossley (UNC) 15:36, 2 Fiona Gilroy (PHills) and won convincingly in a game that she led Christchurch United 0 Woolston Technical 1, (Britain) 72 74 69, Martin Piller (US) 70 75 70, Ford 3. Race two: Pither 1; Beirne 2; Peter Brighton A 5 Medbury 42. Section 2: Burnside Hurunui 5, Woodend 10 Ashley 25. ❯❯ 15:59, 3 Lisa Brignull (SUM) 16:02. throughout scoring on 15 of the 23 ends Canterbury School of Football 1 Western 3, Brendon De Jonge (Zimbabwe) 72 72 71, J.B. Ward (Auckland) Holden 3. Race three: Pither Red 0 Hornby 43, Shirley 34 New Brighton B Under 10: Glenmark-Cheviot 30 Amberley 35, Women Grade 16 (4 x 2Km): 1 University of completed. Mathews led 17-4 after 16 ends Waimak 1 Coastal Spirit 7, FC Twenty 11 3 Holmes (US) 70 73 72, Kevin Sutherland (US) 1; Beirne 2; Lightfoot 3. Final championship 10, Burnside Red 22 New Brighton B 12, Kaiapoi Gold 30 Ashley Green 35, Oxford 25 INTERNATIONAL Canterbury 27:39 (Annie Vincent, Gabby Gray, but Keith to her credit fought hard and closed Universites 2, 3 Papanui 71 70 74, Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 69 72 74. points: Pither 1775, Beirne 1678, Caine Lobb Hornby 22 Shirley 10, Shirley 28 Burnside Red Ohoka 50, Saracens Blue 25 Kaiapoi Blue 15, Buler Challenge Cup quarterfinals in Hong Emily Boyd, Maddi Campbell) , 2 Christchurch the gap scoring on five of the next six ends to Redwood 2, Nomads United 7 Mid Canterbury 216: Bobby Gates (US) 70 78 68, Kevin Stadler (Whangarei, Holden) 1663. 5, Hornby 15 New Brighton B 0. Section 3: Saracens Red 5 Hurunui 35, Woodend 15 Kong (prefix denotes seeding): Avon 33:15. Fastest Times: 1 Annie Vincent close the gap to 11-19 but the result had FC 1. (US) 70 77 69, Johnson Wagner (US) 71 75 70, GT1 - Race one: Ross Thurston (Palmerston Suburbs 14 Burnside White 10, Marist Albion Ashley Blue 55. Men: 1-Aaron Frankcomb (AUS) bt Leo Au (UNC) 6:24, 2 Maddi Campbell (UNC) 6:54, 3 become inevitable with Mathews continuing Men’s division 1: FC Twenty 11 1 Universities 1, William McGirt (US) 73 73 70, Briny Baird (US) North) Mitsubishi Evo 1; Dwayne Carter 30 Cathedral Grammar 10, Suburbs 25 Marist Under 9: Glenmark-Cheviot 65 Amberley 10, (HKG) 11-612-14 9-11 11-911-1, 3-Max Lee Gabbi Gray (UNC) 7:05. to draw close. She finished with a two on the Mid Canterbury 1 4, Waimak 71 75 70, Hunter Haas (US) 75 70 71, Matt (Auckland) Ford Falcon 2; Harry Dodson Albion 5, Burnside White 18 Cathedral Kaiapoi 25 Ashley Green 25, Ohoka Black 10 (HKG) bt Yuta Fukui (JPN) 11-611-711-2, Girls Grade 14 (4 x 2Km): 1 Christchurch Avon 23rd end. United 1 Western 2. Every (US) 73 69 74. (Auckland) Nissan GT-R 3. Grammar 5, Burnside White 5 Marist Albion 29, United 35, Oxford Red 25 Ohoka Red 30, 4-Dick Lau (HKG) bt Zahed Mohamed (EGY) 28:21 (Kate Meynell, Sami Kokich, Charlotte Last sixteen: South Brighton 21 Cashmere 6; Men’s division 2: FC Twenty 11 A 3 Selwyn 2, Race two: John Rae (New Plymouth) Chev Suburbs 17 Cathedral Grammar 5. Section 4: Saracens Blue 15 Oxford Black 45, Saracens 13-11 11-812-10, Harinder Pal Sandhu (IND) bt Hadfield, Natalie Dryden), 2 University of Dunsandel 21 Dallington 1; Allenton 21 Kaiapoi Cashmere Wanderers 3 Ferrymead Bays 0,FC ❯❯ GOLF Corvette 1; Cameron Jones (Palmerston Merivale Papanui 5 Belfast 10, Parklands 10 Red 5 Hurunui 60, Woodend 55 Ashley Blue 0. 2-Jan Koukal (CZE) 11-98-11 8-11, 11-211-9. Canterbury 28:40, 3 New Brighton/ Olympic Riverside 10; Woolston Park 13 Parklands 10; Twenty 11 Castilla 1 Nomads United 2, North) Camaro-Mazda 2; Ian Booth (Hamilton) Sumner 24, Merivale Papanui 0 Parklands 17, Under 8: Glenmark-Cheviot 30 Amberley 50, Women: 1-Annie Au (HKG) bt 5-Joshna 32:35. Fastest Times: 1 Hannah Brotheridge Beckenham 21 Riccarton Racecourse 15; Halswell United 1964’s 0 FC Twenty 11 C 1. EUROPEAN TOUR Toyota Altezza V83.Race three: Jones 1; Craig Belfast 5 Sumner 15, Belfast 5 Parklands 30, Kaiapoi Gold 35 Kaiapoi Blue 45, Oxford Red 60 Chinappa (IND) 12-10 14-12 11-8, 3-Dipika (PTH) 6:44, 2 Jessica Kikstra (UNC) 6:45, 3= Elmwood 21 0; Leeston 21 Morrison Men’s division 3: FC Twenty 11 A 2 Coastal Final round scores from the Malaysian Open at Corliss (Auckland) Ford Falcon 2; Carter 3. Merivale Papanui 0 Sumner 30. Ohoka Red 60, Saracens Blue 30 Oxford Black Pallikal (IND) bt 8-Melody Francis (AUS) 11-9 Libby Vincent (UNC), Ella Harris (SUM) 6:49. Avenue 5; Rangiora 21 Bowls Papanui 13. Spirit 2, Christchurch United A 1 Woolston the par-72 course : Overall: Carter 1, Jones 2, Corliss 3. Under 10: Burnside Red 50 Shirley 5, 40, Saracens Red 20 Hurunui 55, Woodend 5 9-11 11-611-2, 4-Lisa Camilleri (AUS) bt 7-Siti Girls Grade 12 (4 x 2Km): 1 Phoenix 30:13 (Ari Quarterfinals: Karolyn Boon (Dunsandel) 21 Technical 1, Rolleston 3 Christchurch United B 272: Matteo Manassero (Italy) 66 71 67 68 FORMULA ONE Christchurch Red 35 Parklands 10, Belfast Ashley 60. Munirah Jusoh (MAS) 11-411-711-4, 2-Donna Graham, Kelly Baker, Lillian Fata, Annake van Vicki Anning (South Brighton) 13; Sandra Keith 1, Western 2 FC Twenty 11 B 2. 273: Gregory Bourdy (France) 71 69 66 67 Britain’s Lewis Hamilton won the Chinese Green 10 Christchurch Silver 35, Hornby 25 Under 7: Hanmer 55 Amberley Blue 60, Kaiapoi Urquhart (AUS) bt Carmen Lee (HKG) 11-711-4 Heyningen), 2 Phoenix 30:48, 3 Papanui TocH (Allenton) 21 Debbie Sansom (Woolston Park) Men’s division 4: FC Twenty 11 0 Western 10, 274: Rory McIlroy (Britain) 69 64 72 69 Formula One Grand Prix for McLaren last night Suburbs 0, Christchurch White 45 HSOB 0, 70 Amberley Black 80,Ohoka Black 95 United 11-2 31:09. Fastest Times: 1 Ari Graham (PHX) 6:33, 7; Adele Greenfield (Beckenham) 21 Bev Morel Christchurch United 0 Parklands United 3, 275: Rafael Cabrera (Spain) 69 70 69 67, to end world champion Sebastian Vettel’s run Burnside Battlers 50 Christchurch Gold 5, 90, Oxford Red 35 Ohoka Red 70, Saracens Irish Open in Dublin: Semi-f (prefix denotes 2 Teagen Duffy (UNC) 7:00, 3 Georgia Stroud (Elmwood) 13; Serena Mathews (Leeston) 21 Universities 4 Cashmere Wanderers 2, Coastal Alexander Noren (Sweden) 64 69 71 71 of four wins in a row. Belfast Gold 40 Marist Albion White 20, Blue 75 Hurunui 70, Saracens Red 60 Oxford seeding): (PTH) 7:02. Barbara Redway (Rangiora) 8; Spirit 3 Hornby United 2. 276: Felipe Aguilar (Chile) 70 70 66 70 Germany’s Vettel finished second, 5.1 Burnside Black 20 New Brighton Yellow 15, Black 60, Woodend 25 Ashley 30. Men: 1-Stewart Boswell (AUS) bt Borja Golan Girls Grade 10 (4 x 2Km): 1 Christchurch Avon Semifinals: Keith 21 Boon 10; Mathews 21 Men’s division 5: Hornby United 1 Mid 278: Simon Dyson (Britain) 70 64 76 68. seconds behind the Briton, with his Australian Sydenham Red Marist Albion Green, No result Under 6: Glenmark 45 Amberley Black 40, (ESP) 6-11 11-411-711-5, Tarek Momen (EGY) 33:06, 2 New Brighton/Olympic 36:00, 3 Greenfield 17; Canterbury FC Eastern 0, Universities A 3 Also: 283: Danny Lee (New Zealand) 71 67 70 Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber a fine third received, New Brighton Gold 40 Merivale Hanmer 60 Amberley Blue 55, Ohoka Black 55 bt 3-Saurav Ghosal (IND) 8-11 2-11 12-10 rtd. Christchurch Avon 36:34. Fastest Times: 1 Final: Mathews 21 Keith 11. Rolleston 1, Western 3 Methven 3. 75, Mark Brown (New Zealand) 73 71 70 69; from 18th place on the grid. Papanui 0. Kaiapoi 50, Oxford Red 95 Ohoka Red 90, Women: 3-Jaclyn Hawkes (NZL) bt 1-Madeline Mya Graham (PHX) 7:24, 2= Erin Downie (UNC), Men’s division 6: FC Twenty 11 A 5 Halswell 286: Michael Campbell (New Zealand) 73 67 Drivers’ points: 1. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) Under 9: Burnside Red 40 New Brighton Yellow Saracens Blue 45 Hurunui 35, Saracens Red Perry (IRL) 11-511-7 rtd, 4- (EGY) Molly Leckie (CHA) 8:02. ❯❯ United 3, Nomads United 4 Universities 6, 70 76. Red Bull 68, 2. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) 20, Christchurch Yellow 0 Christchurch 20 Oxford Black 30, Woodend 40 Ashley Blue bt 2- (NED) 7-11 11-710-12 TRAIL RUNNING BOXING Parklands United 3 Hornby United 1. McLaren 47, 3. Jenson Button (Britain) Falcons 20, Belfast Gold 60 Christchurch Gold 40. 11-111-3. 2011 Alpine Lodge Loop the Lakes 25km NOVICE Presidents A: Waimak Wanderers 3 Coastal ❯❯ HOCKEY McLaren 38, 4. Mark Webber (Australia) Red 5. Texas Women’s Open in Dallas: Qtr-f (prefix Another big shake wasn’t enough to stop the Spirit 0, Halswell United Presidents 3 Waimak Under 7: Burnside Red 6 Mer/Pap Tigers 6, denotes seeding): circuit of Lake Rotoiti Nelson Lakes: CANTERBURY Bull 37, 5. Fernando Alonso (Spain) Ferrari 26, ❯❯ Open men: Phil Costley (Nelson) 1.38.26 1,Tim boxing season finally getting underway, but Black 3. Presidents B: Waimak Red 2 Western 6. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Ferrari 24, 7. Vitaly Shirley Blue 16 New Brighton Black 8, Burnside RUGBY LEAGUE 1- (AUS) bt many of the out of town visitors got a fright 2, Nomads United 2 Ferrymead Bays 1, Results of matches in the Canterbury Hockey White 9 New Brighton Yellow 11, Christchurch CANTERBURY Bolter (Hokitika) 1.44.16 2, Dallas Wichman Association’s competitions at the weekend: Petrov (Russia) Renault 17, 8. Nick Heidfeld (NED) 11-311-311-5, 7-Sarah Kippax (ENG) bt from the 5.3 aftershock on Saturday night. Universities 3 Waimak 1, HSOB 2 HSOB Silver 15 Christchurch White 15, Belfast Gold 2 Hornby Panthers 28 (Donny Aitken 2, Rimoni 3-Low Wee Wern (MAS) 11-711-5, 2-11 11-9, (Christchurch) 1.48.10 3. Men: Premier League Championship: HSOB- (Germany) Renault 15, 9. Nico Rosberg Eleven titles were decided at the Canterbury Gnomes 4. Presidents C: Coastal Spirit Black 7 Sydenham Red 6, Burnside Green 13 Belfast Fetu, Richard Hanson, James Baxendale tries; 4- (NZL) bt Joey Chan (HKG) 11-5 Age Groups – Under 40: Tim Bolter 1. Dallas Burnside 5 (Andrew Searle 2, Levi Barrow, (Germany) Mercedes GP, 10. Kamui Kobayashi novice championships at the Woolston Club Hornby United 3, Papanui Redwood 0 Green 11, Sydenham Blue 8 Parklands Orange Baxendale 4 goals) beat Celebration Lions 14 11-811-8, 2-Kasey Brown (AUS) bt Wichman 2. Chris Burr (Nelson) 1.51.40 3. James Bennett, Sanji Kanji) Avon 2 (Dan King, (Japan) Sauber 7. on Saturday and another eight champions Universities 3, Malvern Blue 3 Nomads United 12, Parklands Black 9 Suburbs 12, Burnside (Kasi Leka, Bruce Havea, Josh Norton tries; 5-Samantha Teran (MEX) 11-811-79-11 12-10 40-49: Costley ( Record) 1, Graeme Taylor Craig Reynolds); Carlton-Redcliffs 7 (Willy Constructors: 1. Red Bull 105, 2. McLaren 85, (Nelson) 1.48.16. 2, Mark Treadgold won their titles unopposed. 0. 3. Ferrari 50, 4. Renault 32, 5. Mercedes 16. Black 14 HSOB Blue 16, HSOB White 12 Teariki Tangiiti goal) Referee: Peter Sherwood. Woolston’s Molly Magon won the most Masters Division 1-2: FC Twenty 11 1,FC Davidson 2, Andy Dunbar 2, Mitchell Baird, Christchurch Bronze 16, Christchurch Black 5 HT: 4 all. (Christchurch) 2.00.29 3. Shashil Govind, Simon Munt) University 1 ❯❯ TENNIS 50-59: Kevin Ellis (Havelock) 2.10.31 1, John promising boxer award as she extended her Twenty 11 B 1; Western 1, Woolston Technical ❯❯ Hornby White 8, Hornby Red 10 Sydenham Halswell Hornets 54 (Jade Hoy 2, Jacob Paul 2, unbeaten record from 2-0 to 4-0 1; Cashmere Hills 0, Cashmere the Cavaliers 7; (Chris Ockenden); Selwyn 4 ( 3, White 11, Marist Albion Green 4 Christchurch Ross Martin 2, Sean Scott, Jamie Nuttridge, MONTECARLO Van Polanen (Ashburton) 2.11.22. 2. Robin Jono Pooch) Harewood 3 (Mitch Hayde 2, Alex Tilney (Nelson) 2.30.26 3. comprehensively. Universities A 4, Universities B 2; Nomads TRANS-TASMAN LEAGUE Gold 5, Marist Albion White 11 Shirley Black 7, Nick Phillips, Anthony Chand tries; Nuttridge 5, Monte Carlo Masters men’s singles semifinal Magon, a schoolgirl at Cathedral Grammar United 6, Halswell United 1; Ferrymead Bays Hayton). Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic’s reign as the top Christchurch Red bye. Scott 2 goals) beat Riccarton Knights 6 (Bruce results from Monaco: 60+: Merv Gilbert (Ashburton) 2.37.45 1. Derek Women: Premier League Championship: HSOB- Crombie (Christchurch) 2.54.37 2, Hsin-Chang School, won her afternoon session bout 16-10 Navy 5, Ferrymead Bays Winnies 2. New Zealand franchise remained on shaky Under 6: Burnside Red 9 New Brighton Black 6, Buakula try; Simon Mounga goal) Referee: 1-Rafa Nadal (Spain) beat 3-Andy Murray over Queenstown fighter Nikki Ann Kay before Masters Division 3: FC Twenty 11 Rebels 2 Burnside 2 (Hannah Hill, Rachel McCann) ground tonight as they struggled to subdue Belfast Green 11 New Brighton Yellow 7, Adam Burns. HT: 16-6. (Britain) 6-42-66-1, 4-David Ferrer (Spain) Chen (Taipei) 3.17.29 3. Harewood 1 (Stace Lloyd); Selwyn 7 (Jane Open women: Helen Gillespie (Hokitika) winning the title thanks to a first round Halswell United 1, HSOB 2 Rolleston 1, Southern Steel before scraping to a 38-33 Sydenham Blue 7 Christchurch Black 11, Papanui Tigers 18 (Nick Strettell, Danie beat 7-Juergen Melzer (Austria) 6-36-2. stoppage over Smiling Tigers’ boxer Nadine Parklands United Gold 3 Amberley 3, Western Maley 3, Tenille Burnside, Libby Masefield, trans-Tasman netball championship win in Christchurch Red 5 Parklands Black 4, HSOB 8 Henderson, Tim Hanipale tries; Duane Wineti 3 2.04.16 1, Klaartje van Schie (Nelson) 2.12.50 Libby Monaghan, Jade Rutherford) Avon 0; 2, Claire Van Polanen (Ashburton) 2.15.13 3. Tikao. 0 Waimak 3. Masters 4: FC Twenty 11 Legends Invercargill last night. Hornby 10, Shirley Black 12 Christchurch White goals) beat Linwood Keas 12 (Jason Bamford, ❯❯ ‘‘Molly’s still a schoolgirl, fighting against 2 FC Twenty 11 B 0, Woolston Technical Green Hornby 5 (Bridget Blackwood 2, Charlotte Coming off a 53-49 win over bottom-placed 7, Marist Albion White 5 Shirley White 6, Matt Sauni tries; Kodi Warbrick 2 goals) HT: 12 TRIATHLON Age Groups – Under 40: Klaartje Van Schie 1, Meo, Kendra Noble, Helen Watson) Carlton Claire Van Polanen 2, Alison Van Polanen women,’’ Canterbury Boxing Association 7 Woolston Technical Xpresidents 1, Canterbury Tactix on Thursday, the Magic, Parklands Orange 10 Belfast Gold 6, Shirley all. WORLD CUP secretary John Mitchell said. Parklands United Black 6 Parklands United Redcliffs 3 (, Suzie Pottinger, playing their third game in nine days, looked Blue 8 Christchurch Silver 9, Christchurch Aranui Eagles 10 (Brad Clarke, Vincent Paul Results from the Ishigakijima World Cup (Ashburton) 2.18.46 3. Krystal Scott). 40-49: Helen Gillespie 1, Kate Fitzgerald ‘‘It might get hard for her to find fights now, Blue 0, Christchurch United 2 Papanui far from resolving a number of problems in Bronze 10 Sydenham Red 2, Christchurch tries; Jamie Rangihuna goal) beat Northern triathlon in Japan yesterday: she’s so good,’’ he added. Redwood 2, Mid Canterbury 4 Malvern 1, Standings:- attack where Julianna Naoupu and Jamilah Yellow 10 Burnside White 12, Marist Albion Bulldogs 4 (Chris Keane try) Referee: Mike Men: 1. Hunter Kemper (USA) 1hr 50min 33sec, (Nelson) 2.16.00 2, Sarah Catherall Men: (Wellington) 2.28.02 3. Debutante Nelson boxer Liam Parkes (Fighting Woolston Technical 1 Waimak 5. Gupwell remain unable to fill the shoes of the Green 9 Parklands White 8. Glover. HT: 4 all. 2. Artem Parienko (RUS) 1:50:48, 3. Marek Fit) was awarded the best boxer title after he Masters 45: Cashmere Wanderers 0 Cashmere P W D L F A GD Pts departed Maria Tutaia. COMBINED Standings: Jaskolka (POL) 1:50:50, 4. Ivan Rana (ESP) 50-59: Judith Taylor (Christchurch) 2.33.29 1, Carlton R. 2200131126 Sandra Watts (Nelson) 2.47.21 2, Gillian beat Riverside’s Devan Campbell 15-2 in the Atlantis 0, Nomads United 4 Western 1, Though continues to hold her Division 1 - Section 1: Lincoln 18 Glenmark 0, P W D L F A PD Pts 1:50:56, 5. Joao Pereira (POR) 1:51:00. Also: 10 Crombie (Christchurch) 2.54.35 3. 63kg men’s section. Parkes’ Fighting Fit club Halswell United Quarrymen 5 Woolston Selwyn 2200104 6 6 end up, shooting 29 from 30 attempts Prebbleton 22 Celtic 20, Dunsandel 10 Halswell 3 3 0 0146 26 120 6 Martin Van Barneveld (NZL) 1:51:16. Trailwalkers: Richard McCallum (Marlborough) won the title for most wins. Technical 0, Coastal Spirit Classics 8 Coastal HSOB/Burn. 21105234 tonight, she clearly cannot be the sole Southbridge 9, Oxford 16 Rakaia 13, Southern Hornby 3 3 0 0 96 34 62 6 Women: 1. Barbara Riveros Diaz (CHI) 2:01:57, 3.24.22 1, James Hurring (Wellington) 3.30.39 Woolston’s Connaire Sullivan won his match Spirit Spikes 0, Papanui Redwood 2 Waimak Harewood 20113 4-111 provider under the net for the side if they get 22 Saracens 12. Section 2: Darfield 12 Ashley Linwood 3 2 0 1 98 42 56 4 2. Aileen Morrison (IRL) 2:02:20, 3. Kiyomi 2, Lin Murphy (Wellington) 3.30.40 3 and 1st bout against Waipukurau’s Lauchie Shanks 7-6 Silver 2, Ferrymead Bays Originals 2 Avon 2002211-90 to the playoffs. 16, Hampstead 3 Methven 35, Ohoka 14 Aranui 3 2 0 1 40 40 0 4 Niwata (JPN) 2:02:34, 4. Marina Damlaimcourt women. to level their career score at 1-1. Ferrymead Bays Diggers 1, Halswell United Old University 2002213-11 0 Scorers: Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic 38 Waihora 10, Kaiapoi 20 Burnham 10. Riccarton 3 1 0 2 52 98 -46 2 (ESP) 2:02:45, 5. Erin Densham (AUS) 2:02:59. Hawks 3 Halswell United Old Vicars 0. (Irene van Dyk 29/30, Julianna Naoupu 6/12, Under 18: Collegiate 48 Kaiapoi 12, Methven 8 Another rematch could be on the cards in the Women: near future. Premier Women’s Football League: FC Twenty Jamilah Gupwell 3/7) Southern Steel 33 (Paula Saracens 29, Darfield/Selwyn 17 West Melton Papanui 3 1 0 2 34 96 -62 2 ❯❯ P W D L For Ag GD Pts ❯❯ BASKETBALL Results: 11 4 Western AFC 1, Universities 2 Halswell Griffin 24/26, Daneka Wipiiti 9/14). Halftime: 12, Leeston beat Prebbleton by default. Celeb. 3 0 0 3 44 84 -40 0 YACHTING NBL Afternoon session – Michael Bean United 6, Woolston Technical 0 Coastal Spirit Selwyn 22001019 6 16-20. Under 16: Allenton 0 Methven 47, Lincoln/ Northern 3 0 0 3 24 114 -84 0 LYTTLETON National Basketball League results and (Waipukurau) beat Hamiora Stirling (Woolston) 2. HSOB/Burn. 211032 14 At Challenge Stadium in Perth: Melbourne Southbridge 10 Prebbleton 20, Rolleston 17 Premier reserves: Hornby Panthers 20 Sailed at Naval Point Lyttelton: standings after the first round:- 11-4, 56kg Final: Jayden Leonard (Temuka) Women Div 1: Cashmere Wanderers 8, Waimak Carlton/R. 21019633 Vixens 54 (Tegan Caldwell 37/51, Kate Springston/Waihora 0, Darfield beat Tinwald Celebration Lions 12; Linwood Keas 26 Ross Paterson Trophy Race: Wednesday: At Auckland: Auckland 86 (Kevin lost to Rees Setters (Runanga), Sean Davies 2; Coastal Spirit 1, Western 1. Hornby 210166 03 Beveridge 17/25) 38 (Caitlin by default. Papanui Tigers 12, Halswell Hornets 36 Division 2: Paprika (David Vile) 1st, Jaffa (Neil Mickens 26, Everard Bartlett 22, Kevin Smith (Nelson) beat Connor Roberts (A Town) 10-5, Women Div 2: Western 3, Coastal Spirit 1; Avon 2011 18-71 Bassett 30/36, Ashlee Howard 7/12, Leah ELLESMERE Riccarton Knights 10. Chandler) 2nd and line, Piracy (Vince Williams) 12) Otago 73 (Lance Allred 20, Scott Novice 40kg Final Thomas Kilkelly (Blackball) Cashmere Sugar 1, Halswell United 0. Harewood 200228-60 Shoard 1/5). Halftime: 31-22. Under 14: Lincoln 10 Banks Peninsula/Waihora Division One: Marist Saints 20 Sydenham 3nd. Division 3: The Boss (Matt Oborn) 1st, O’Gallagher 19, Craig Bradshaw 16). Halftime: lost to Devlin Cook (Woolston) 11-1, Lauchie Women Div 3: Amberley 2, FC Twenty 11 1; JUNIOR Adelaide Thunderbirds 57 (Carla Borrego 65, Rolleston 24 Malern Combined 19, Swans 20, Shirley Hawks 36 University RL 38. Unleashed (Bruce Lang) 2nd and line, 12 36-39. Shanks (Waipukurau) lost to Connaire Sullivan Coastal Spirit 1, Western 3; Selwyn 0, Junior 11-a-side Boys Preliminary Round: 38/41, 19/22) bt NSW Swifts 53 Southbridge Combined 5 Springston 28, Division Two: Woolston Rams 20 Ashburton Gauge (Robbie Gibb). Fleet and trophy result: Friday: At Wellington: Wellington 90 (Leon (Woolston) 7-6, Female Novice 75kg Semi- Universities 5; Waimak United 3, Halswell Cathedral Grammar 4 Medbury 0; HSOB / (Catherine Cox 34/39, Susan Pratley 16/24, Prebbleton 29 West Melton 22. Barbarians 0. Paprika 1st, Jaffa 2nd,The Boss 3rd.