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International Track Meet Nga Puna Wai Sports Hub, Christchurch (NZL) 6 FEB 2021 WORLD ATHLETICS CONTINENTAL TOUR - BRONZE MEETING RESULTS International Track Meet Nga puna Wai Sports Hub, Christchurch (NZL) 6 FEB 2021 Men's 200m Final, Wind: -0.8 1. Edward OSEI-NKETIA 08 MAY 2001 NZL 21.24 2. Tiaan WHELPTON 29 MAR 2000 NZL 21.28 3. Joseph MILLAR 24 SEP 1992 NZL 21.91 4. Hamish GILL 15 FEB 1997 NZL 21.99 5. Tommy TE PUNI 27 APR 2002 NZL 22.32 6. Michael GOLDIE 07 MAR 1994 NZL 22.72 7. Bailey COTTON 24 JAN 1999 NZL 22.82 8. Elliott NYE 03 JUN 1996 NZL 22.96 9. Felix MCDONALD 30 APR 1998 NZL 23.31 Men's 1500m Final 1. Hamish CARSON 01 NOV 1988 NZL 3:44.63 2. James PRESTON 08 MAY 1997 NZL 3:45.50 3. Julian OAKLEY 23 JUN 1993 NZL 3:48.46 4. Tom MOULAI 05 MAY 1998 NZL 3:53.40 5. Chanel MUIR 02 JUL 2002 NZL 3:55.94 6. Noah MACDERMID 05 SEP 2001 NZL 3:56.70 7. Connor MELTON 19 JUN 1999 NZL 3:57.59 8. Daniel ROSWELL 08 OCT 2001 NZL 3:59.12 9. Ethan SMOLEJ 29 DEC 2003 NZL 3:59.59 10. Christopher DRYDEN 17 MAY 1999 NZL 4:01.15 11. Angus WEMYSS 13 MAR 1998 NZL 4:02.39 12. William SCHARPF 29 MAY 2002 NZL 4:03.95 13. Zane POWELL 11 MAY 2003 NZL 4:06.81 Dylan FORDE 14 APR 1999 NZL DNF Benjamin WALL 11 NOV 2001 NZL DNF Men's 400mH Final 1. Cameron FRENCH 17 MAY 1992 NZL 52.08 2. Louis ANDREWS 08 FEB 2000 NZL 55.52 3. Zinan BENNETT 01 AUG 2001 NZL 1:01.04 Men's 3000mSC Final 1. Niam MACDONALD 29 SEP 1996 NZL 9:37.39 2. Max YANZICK 30 SEP 2002 NZL 9:39.91 3. Ayrton SHADBOLT 07 JUN 2001 NZL 9:46.58 4. George GUERIN 19 JUN 2001 NZL 9:55.29 1 Men's Triple Jump Final 1. Andrew ALLAN 30 OCT 2000 NZL 13.83 -1.5 2. Ethan GOW NZL 13.61 +1.6 3. Hunter ARCHBOLD 09 JUN 2003 NZL 12.42 -3.0 Men's Shot Put Final 1. Jacko GILL 20 DEC 1994 NZL 21.52 2. Tomas WALSH 01 MAR 1992 NZL 21.46 3. Ryan BALLANTYNE 08 JAN 1999 NZL 19.11 4. Nick PALMER 12 JUN 2000 NZL 17.47 Men's Discus Throw Final 1. Connor BELL 21 JUN 2001 NZL 63.94 2. Alexander PARKINSON 08 SEP 1994 NZL 57.84 3. Hugh MCLEOD-JONES 12 JAN 1998 NZL 41.34 Men's Hammer Throw Final 1. Anthony NOBILO 28 APR 1999 NZL 62.68 2. Todd BATES 29 NOV 1994 NZL 56.90 Women's 200m Final -1, Wind: -0.7 1. Georgia HULLS 27 AUG 1999 NZL 24.44 2. Rosie ELLIOTT 06 NOV 1997 NZL 24.85 3. Natasha EADY 20 MAY 1998 NZL 25.06 4. Zoe HOBBS 11 SEP 1997 NZL 25.06 5. Brooke SOMERFIELD 05 MAY 1997 NZL 25.12 6. Nadia EVANS 23 SEP 2004 NZL 25.23 7. Portia BING 17 APR 1993 NZL 25.35 8. Amy ROBERTSON 01 DEC 1999 NZL 25.39 9. Lucy SHEAT 05 JUL 1999 NZL 26.10 Women's 800m Final 1. Camille BUSCOMB 11 JUL 1990 NZL 2:08.45 2. Rebekah GREENE 26 DEC 1993 NZL 2:09.21 3. Rosa TWYFORD 2002 AUS 2:12.09 4. Kara MACDERMID 19 SEP 1997 NZL 2:12.97 5. Samantha FOOKES 27 MAY 2005 NZL 2:15.24 6. Laura SMITH 31 JAN 1996 NZL 2:16.20 7. Tillie HOLLYER 06 JUN 2002 NZL 2:17.84 8. Amanda SHALLARD NZL 2:19.02 9. Chloe HUGHES 06 NOV 2003 NZL 2:21.83 Angela PETTY 16 AUG 1991 NZL DNF Emma DOUGLASS 14 AUG 2002 NZL DNF 2 Women's 400mH Final 1. Portia BING 17 APR 1993 NZL 58.50 2. Madeline SPENCE 26 SEP 1997 NZL 1:03.36 Tegan DUFFY 25 MAR 2000 NZL DNF Women's High Jump Final 1. Keeley O'HAGAN 11 MAR 1994 NZL 1.76 2. Imogen SKELTON 15 OCT 2000 NZL 1.76 3. Josie TAYLOR 13 DEC 2002 NZL 1.68 4. Josephine REEVES 25 MAR 2001 NZL 1.68 Women's Long Jump Final 1. Tegan DUFFY 25 MAR 2000 NZL 5.89 -0.7 2. Briana STEPHENSON 23 OCT 1999 NZL 5.87 -1.3 3. Kelsey BERRYMAN 04 FEB 1992 NZL 5.81 -1.8 4. Anna GRIMALDI 12 FEB 1997 NZL 5.78 +0.2 5. Mariah RIRINUI 29 JUN 1992 NZL 5.77 +0.5 6. Helena DINNISSEN 13 OCT 1984 NZL 5.44 -2.1 7. Hannah MALONEY 06 DEC 1996 NZL 5.30 +2.0 Women's Shot Put Final 1. Valerie ADAMS 06 OCT 1984 NZL 18.41 2. Kaia TUPU-SOUTH 09 JUN 2002 NZL 15.56 3. Tapenisa HAVEA 19 APR 2003 NZL 14.30 Women's Discus Throw Final 1. Savannah SCHEEN 01 JUL 2001 NZL 53.83 2. Tatiana KAUMOANA 22 MAR 2000 NZL 51.76 3. Violette PERRY 06 APR 2003 NZL 45.54 4. Zharna BEATTIE 01 OCT 2002 NZL 44.81 5. Tapenisa HAVEA 19 APR 2003 NZL 43.57 Women's Hammer Throw Final 1. Lauren BRUCE 23 MAR 1997 NZL 71.22 2. Mayce BALLANTYNE 19 AUG 1994 NZL 56.10 3. Dyani SHEPHERD-OATES 09 FEB 2000 NZL 53.59 4. Lexi MAPLES 17 DEC 1999 NZL 52.65 5. Teagan ASHLEY 17 APR 2002 NZL 43.20 3 .
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