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NEWTOWN PARK STADIUM RECORDS - NZL Athletes Only MEN 100m Joseph Miller 22-Jan-16 10.36 200m Jeremy Thurmath 6-Feb-08 20.77 Mathew Coad 11-Feb-95 20.7 HT 400m Craig Purdy 3-Dec-88 46.52 800m Gareth Hyett 10-Feb-07 1.48.93 1000m Simon Maunder 18-Mar-95 2.22.0 Carl Mackenzie 24-Mar-07 2.22.0 1500m Stuart Melville 24-Jan-76 3.41.6 1 mile Hamish Christensen 6-Jan-01 3.56.8 2000m 3000m Hamish Carson 1-Jan-15 7.56.19 5000m John Henwood 12-Mar-04 13.50.8 10,000m K. Maloney 6-Mar-87 28.19.5 110m Hurdles James Mortimer 28-Mar-09 14.07 400m Hurdles Cameron French 28-Mar-14 50.16 4x100m NZ A 13-Jan-06 40.02 4x400m Canterbury ?/?/1993 3.10.5 3000m SC Euan Robertson 24-Jan-76 8.29.0 High Jump Hamish Kerr 20 Feb 21 2.31m NZ Record Long Jump Matthew Wyatt 28-Mar-14 7.65m (w+0.3) Triple jump Tom Davie 14-Mar-04 15.62m Shot put Tomas Walsh 29-Mar-14 20.79m Discus throw Marshall Hall 30-Mar-19 61.49m Hammer throw Angus Cooper 17-Dec-88 70.82m Javelin Throw Gavin Lovegrove 18-Nov-92 86.14m Pole Vault Nick Southgate 1-Jan-15 5.30m 3000m Track Walk Quentin Rew 23-Jan-15 11.15.2 NZ Record 5000m Track Walk S. Nelson 7-Mar-93 20.22.9 10,000m Track Walk Marathon Derek Froude 29-Oct-88 2'12.4 NEWTOWN PARK STADIUM RECORDS - NZL Athletes Only WOMEN 100m Zoe Hobbs 18-Jan-19 11.42 200m Monique Williams 29-Mar-09 23.15 NZ Res Rec. 400m Louise Jones 28-Mar-14 53.53 800m Angie Smit 28-Mar-14 02.01.53 1000m 1500m Nikki Hamblin 6-Mar-15 4.12.02 2000m 3000m Anne Hare 6-Mar-87 9.06.7 5000m Ann Audain 5-Mar-87 15.34.70 10,000m Ann Audain 9-Dec-89 32:00.2 NZ Res Rec. 100m hurdles Rochelle Coster 1-Jan-15 13.41 400m hurdles Portia Bing 28-Feb-20 57.19 3000m steeplechase Rosa Flanagan 6-Mar-15 9.54.18 4x100m relay NZU20 1-Jan-16 45.04 4x400m relay Auckland A 6-Mar-15 3.41.63 3000m walk G.Gorst 14-Mar-04 13.27.1 5000m walk J. Jackson ?/?/1987 24.50.9 Pole Vault Olivia McTaggart 20-Feb-21 4.31m Imogen Ayris 20-Feb-21 4.31m Long Jump Jayne Mitchell 4-Nov-89 6.32m Triple Jump Nneka Okpala 6-Mar-15 13.31m (w+0.9) High jump Elizabeth Lamb 29-Mar-09 1.85m Discus throw Beatrice Faumuina 13-Mar-04 66.08m Hammer throw Lauren Bruce 20-Feb-21 71.66m Javelin throw Serafina Akeli 14-Mar-04 54.78m Shot put Valerie Adams 28-Mar-14 20.46m Marathon Ngaire Drake 5-Mar-89 2'36.0 .

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