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Jennian Homes NZ Track and Field Champs 2017 Athletics Waikato Track - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:03 PM 19/03/2017 Page 1 Jennian Homes NZ Track and Field Champs 2017 - 17/03/2017 to 19/03/2017 Porritt Stadium Results Women 100 Meter Dash Senior ================================================================ National: # 11.32 25/02/1993 Michelle Seymour, Wellington Name Age Team Prelims ================================================================ Heat 1 Preliminaries Wind: -0.7 1 Kelsey Berryman 25 Canterbury 12.15Q 2 Fiona Centers 29 Otago 12.34Q 3 Larissa Tuhaka 32 Auckland 12.36Q 4 Abby Goldie 21 Waikato Bay 12.41q 5 Christina Ashton 20 Otago 12.81 6 Hayley Gilchrist 24 Waikato Bay 12.93 Heat 2 Preliminaries Wind: -0.4 1 Zoe Hobbs 20 Auckland 11.89Q 2 Rochelle Coster 29 Auckland 12.10Q 3 Fiona Morrison 29 Canterbury 12.18Q 4 Mariam Cisse 20 Auckland 12.23q 5 Anna Grimaldi 20 Otago 12.90 6 Leanna Ryan 22 Waikato Bay 12.93 Women 100 Meter Dash Senior ================================================================ National: # 11.32 25/02/1993 Michelle Seymour, Wellington Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Finals Wind: 0.3 1 Zoe Hobbs 20 Auckland 11.57 2 Kelsey Berryman 25 Canterbury 11.93 3 Rochelle Coster 29 Auckland 12.01 4 Fiona Morrison 29 Canterbury 12.01 5 Abby Goldie 21 Waikato Bay 12.08 6 Mariam Cisse 20 Auckland 12.27 7 Larissa Tuhaka 32 Auckland 12.37 8 Fiona Centers 29 Otago 12.38 Women 200 Meter Dash Senior ================================================================ National: # 22.90 20/08/2009 Monique Williams, New Zealand Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 1.2 1 Zoe Hobbs 20 Auckland 23.85 2 Abby Goldie 21 Waikato Bay 24.55 3 Anna Percy 20 Canterbury 24.55 4 Mariam Cisse 20 Auckland 24.80 5 Fiona Centers 29 Otago 24.85 6 Veronika Adams 27 Waikato Bay 26.11 7 Hayley Gilchrist 24 Waikato Bay 26.41 8 Vanessa Story 43 Manawatu-Wanganui 27.30 Women 400 Meter Dash Senior ================================================================ National: # 51.60 19/01/1980 Kim Robertson, Auckland Name Age Team Prelims ================================================================ Heat 1 Preliminaries 1 Veronika Adams 27 Waikato Bay 58.99Q Athletics Waikato Track - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:03 PM 19/03/2017 Page 2 Jennian Homes NZ Track and Field Champs 2017 - 17/03/2017 to 19/03/2017 Porritt Stadium Results ....Women 400 Meter Dash Senior 2 Jamie Sowter 22 Auckland 59.00Q 3 Amy Robinson 22 Waikato Bay 59.16Q 4 Anne Simpson 25 Auckland 59.22q 5 Vanessa Story 43 Manawatu-Wanganui 60.02q Heat 2 Preliminaries 1 Megan Kikuchi 20 Auckland 59.08Q 2 Meg Hamilton-Reid 20 Waikato Bay 59.54Q 3 Stacey Dennison 21 Waikato Bay 59.75Q 4 Hannah Tichbon 22 Manawatu-Wanganui 61.43 Women 400 Meter Dash Senior ================================================================ National: # 51.60 19/01/1980 Kim Robertson, Auckland Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Finals 1 Megan Kikuchi 20 Auckland 56.94 2 Jamie Sowter 22 Auckland 57.04 3 Amy Robinson 22 Waikato Bay 57.31 4 Meg Hamilton-Reid 20 Waikato Bay 57.42 5 Veronika Adams 27 Waikato Bay 58.43 6 Stacey Dennison 21 Waikato Bay 58.77 7 Vanessa Story 43 Manawatu-Wanganui 60.09 -- Anne Simpson 25 Auckland DNF Women 800 Meter Run Senior ================================================================ National: # 1:58.25 27/07/1996 Toni Hodgkinson, New Zealan Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Angela Petty 26 Canterbury 2:03.35 2 Katherine Camp 25 Waikato Bay 2:03.54 3 Ellen Schaef 27 Wellington Harriers 2:06.31 4 Ariana Harper 22 Canterbury 2:08.89 5 Anna Bramley 35 Auckland 2:13.04 6 Katrina Anderson 25 Auckland 2:14.14 Women 1500 Meter Run Senior ================================================================ National: # 4:04.82 22/07/2011 Nikki Hamblin, North Harbou Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ 1 Angela Petty 26 Canterbury 4:19.54 2 Camille Buscomb 27 Waikato Bay 4:20.07 3 Katherine Camp 25 Waikato Bay 4:21.22 4 Nikki Hamblin 29 Waikato Bay 4:21.35 5 Laura Nagel 25 Hawkes Bay Gisborne 4:22.13 6 Esther Keown 25 Auckland 4:25.70 7 Jean Kozyniak 21 Wellington 4:37.92 Athletics Waikato Track - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:03 PM 19/03/2017 Page 3 Jennian Homes NZ Track and Field Champs 2017 - 17/03/2017 to 19/03/2017 Porritt Stadium Results Women 5000 Meter Run Senior ================================================================ National: # 14:45.93 11/07/2008 Kimberley Smith, Auckland Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ 1 Laura Nagel 25 Hawkes Bay Gisborne 16:04.45 2 Olivia Burne 26 Auckland 16:24.79 3 Jean Kozyniak 21 Wellington 17:24.34 4 Natalie Dryden 20 Canterbury 17:43.72 Women 100 Meter Hurdles Senior ================================================================ National: # 13.10 6/06/2009 Andrea Miller/Rochelle Coster Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 Wind: 0.1 1 Fiona Morrison 29 Canterbury 13.35 2 Ashleigh Sando 23 Waikato Bay 14.20 3 Leanna Ryan 22 Waikato Bay 14.64 4 Natalie Booth 23 Auckland 14.95 5 Christina Ashton 20 Otago 15.29 -- Rochelle Coster 29 Auckland DQ Rule 168.6 Women 400 Meter Hurdles 762 Senior ================================================================ National: # 56.25 23/03/2003 Rebecca Wardell, Canterbury Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ Section 1 1 Anna Percy 20 Canterbury 60.23 2 Megan Kikuchi 20 Auckland 62.30 3 Celine Pearn 20 Auckland 62.90 4 Ariana Blackwood 23 Manawatu-Wanganui 65.74 5 Jamie Sowter 22 Auckland 68.23 Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase Senior ================================================================ National: # 9:32.54 22/07/2006 Kate Mcilroy, Wellington Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ 1 Rosa Flanagan 21 Canterbury 10:38.72 2 Natalie Dryden 20 Canterbury 11:31.43 Women 4x100 Meter Relay Senior ================================================================ National: # 44.60 31/03/2001 , New Zealand Brunner, Arnott, Wardell, Hunt Team Finals ================================================================ 1 Canterbury 'A' 46.23 1) Anna Percy 20 2) Fiona Morrison 29 3) Kelsey Berryman 25 4) Summer Rutherford 18 2 Auckland 'A' 46.35 1) Rochelle Coster 29 2) Zoe Hobbs 20 3) Larissa Tuhaka 32 4) Mariam Cisse 20 3 Waikato Bay Of Plenty 'A' 47.56 1) Abby Goldie 21 2) Ashleigh Sando 23 Athletics Waikato Track - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:03 PM 19/03/2017 Page 4 Jennian Homes NZ Track and Field Champs 2017 - 17/03/2017 to 19/03/2017 Porritt Stadium Results ....Women 4x100 Meter Relay Senior 3) Amy Robinson 22 4) Mariah Ririnui 25 4 Otago 'A' 49.00 1) Laura MacCulloch 18 2) Fiona Centers 29 3) Christina Ashton 20 4) Anna Grimaldi 20 5 Waikato Bay Of Plenty 'B' 49.64 1) Hayley Gilchrist 24 2) Stacey Dennison 21 3) Veronika Adams 27 4) Leanna Ryan 22 Women 4x400 Meter Relay Senior ================================================================ National: # 3:34.62 1/08/2014 , New Zealand Bing, Cull, Ballantyne, Jones Team Finals ================================================================ 1 Canterbury 'A' 3:46.51 1) Anna Percy 20 2) Ariana Harper 22 3) Fiona Morrison 29 4) Angela Petty 26 2 Waikato Bay Of Plenty 'A' 3:47.41 1) Amy Robinson 22 2) Meg Hamilton-Reid 20 3) Veronika Adams 27 4) Katherine Camp 25 3 Auckland 'A' 3:50.67 1) Megan Kikuchi 20 2) Katrina Anderson 25 3) Celine Pearn 20 4) Jamie Sowter 22 Women High Jump Senior ================================================================ National: # 1.92m 26/01/1991 Tania Murray, Otago Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ Flight 1 1 Alexandra Hyland 18 Auckland 1.76m 1.61 1.66 1.71 1.76 1.80 O O O O XXX 2 Lea Muetzel 17 Manawatu-Wanganui 1.66m 1.56 1.61 1.66 1.71 XO O O XXX 3 Madelaine Garbett Ovens 23 Auckland 1.66m 1.56 1.61 1.66 1.71 O XO XXO XXX Women Pole Vault Senior ================================================================ National: # 4.80m 5/03/2016 Eliza McCartney, North Harbou Name Age Team Finals ================================================================ 1 Eliza McCartney 21 Auckland 4.55m 4.35 4.55 4.70 O XXO XXX 2 Hannah Philpot 20 Auckland 3.65m 3.65 3.80 O XXX 3 Katrin Pfitzner 27 Auckland 3.30m 3.10 3.30 3.50 O XO XXX Athletics Waikato Track - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 5:03 PM 19/03/2017 Page 5 Jennian Homes NZ Track and Field Champs 2017 - 17/03/2017 to 19/03/2017 Porritt Stadium Results ....Women Pole Vault Senior -- Alana Doust 22 Australia NH 3.30 XXX Women Long Jump Senior ===================================================================== National: # 6.68m 25/03/2001 Chantal Brunner, Auckland Name Age Team Finals Wind ===================================================================== 1 Kelsey Berryman 25 Canterbury 6.40m 4.8 5.96m(-0.5) 6.37m(4.0) 6.20m(1.8) 6.40m(4.8) FOUL(4.3) FOUL(1.6) 2 Mariah Ririnui 25 Waikato Bay 6.24m 2.3 6.17m(0.1) 5.75m(0.1) 6.24m(2.3) FOUL(3.8) FOUL(-0.0) 6.18m(1.2) 3 Corinna Minko 28 Australia 6.08m 1.7 4.35m(1.1) 6.03m(-0.2) 5.95m(4.8) 5.95m(2.2) 6.08m(1.7) 4.78m(1.2) 4 Ashleigh Sando 23 Waikato Bay 5.84m 1.0 5.84m(1.0) FOUL(0.2) 5.84m(2.2) 5.64m(2.8) 5.64m(1.5) FOUL(1.4) 5 Diana Ismagilova 27 Auckland 5.72m 1.4 FOUL(0.4) 5.64m(2.1)
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