THE PRESS, Thursday, November 4, 2010 SPORT B11

SURFING FOOTBALL Proud Phoenix Rumours rife record busted

Sam Worthington SCORERS They say all good things must Brisbane Roar 4 (Kosta over cause of come to an end and so it is for Barbarouses, Thomas Broich, the Wellington Phoenix and Massimo Murdocca, Mitch their love affair with Welling- Nicholls) Wellington Phoenix ton’s Westpac Stadium. 1 (Tim Brown). Halftime: 2-1. A remarkable unbeaten streak of 24 games at the venue was brought to a Brisbane ripped through their shuddering halt last night in a defence with embarrassing surfer’s death 4-1 loss to new league leaders ease. Brisbane Roar. Barbarouses, who also Brisbane were the last scored the winner against Mark Occhilupo couldn’t stop Irons family, they’re all our team to win in Wellington, Wellington at Suncorp crying and fellow surfing For the guys on family. We’ve travelled with two years ago, and it was Stadium in Brisbane earlier stars were in shock as they them and lived with them for fitting that coach Ange this year, was allowed acres of battled to comprehend the tour they’ve lost years and for the guys on tour Postecoglu’s red-hot unit space in the box and calmly death of three-time world a brother today. they’ve lost a brother today.’’ repeated the dose. finished Ivan Franjic’s cross champion Andy Irons. ‘ ASP and Rip Curl sus- The game was a tale of two for an early 1-0 lead. One of the sport’s greatest Brodie Carr pended the tour event as a homecomings, but it was Tim Brown levelled the athletes, 32-year-old Amer- Association of Surfing sign of respect for one of the former Phoenix striker Kosta scores late in the first half as Professionals ican Irons was found dead in a sport’s most loved competi- Barbarouses, not Simon the midfielder teed himself up hotel room in Dallas, Texas, tors, and were to discuss with Elliott, that ended the night for a volley on the edge of the yesterday, two days after first child, a boy, next month. surfers today whether they with a smile on his face. box which he struck past withdrawing from the world Shattered world tour were comfortable with the Wellingtonian Elliott was stranded Roar goalkeeper tour event in Puerto Rico colleagues planned to honour event continuing. solid on his Phoenix debut but Michael Theoklitos into the because of severe illness. the popular Irons – the 2002, Many of the surfers were Barbarouses, who scored top right corner. Hotel employees report- 2003 and 2004 world champion mourning together at the Brisbane’s first goal, is relish- Classy German import edly found the Hawaiian’s – with a paddle out today at Marriott Hotel in Aguadilla, ing life at his new club as his Thomas Broich silenced the body and called airport police. the Rip Curl Search event at Puerto Rico, yesterday. former team-mates now small crowd of 5529 with a Officials said the cause of Middles Beach, Puerto Rico. While there was specu- languish a disturbing 14 goal on the brink of halftime, death was not immediately Irons failed to show for his lation that some competitors points off the pace. as his powerful strike took a known but Hawaii’s Star first-round heat on Sunday would choose to pull out, a The Phoenix defence, so wicked deflection off Jade Advertiser reported that Irons’ because of sickness, and he shaken Ross said he still solid last season, has now North and past Mark Paston. death was being investigated was immediately seen by a wanted to proceed. conceded 22 goals from 12 After the break the Roar’s as a possible overdose of doctor. ‘‘He’s been my hero for 10 games and is a major worry Massimo Murdocca raced on methadone, citing infor- Bed-ridden, Irons was years. I can’t believe it, we’ve for coach Ricki Herbert, who to a perfect through ball from mation provided by the unable to compete in the just been walking around in will be eagerly awaiting the substitute Jean Carlos Tarrant County Medical second round on Monday and circles,’’ Ross said. return from injury of special- Solorzano to slot home before Examiner’s Office. his management said they ‘‘Whoever ends up on that ist left back Tony Lochhead. Mitch Nichols rubbed salt The Star Advertiser had arranged to get him off podium after this event is Wellington was rocked in into the wound with a fourth reported that methadone was the island as soon as possible, going to be crying. just the fourth minute as in injury time. Fairfax found inside a container of a fearing he may have dengue ‘‘Hopefully there’s a big prescription drug called zol- fever. swell come up, some great pidem, commonly used for Association of Surfing Pro- waves and that’d be a great insomnia, while methadone is fessionals chief executive way to honour him.’’ MULTISPORT a powerful controlled sub- Brodie Carr did not wish to Retired world champion stance used for pain. The speculate on his cause of Occhilupo, who was in the container, as well as numer- death, struggling to fight back Billabong stable with the ous other medications, was tears as he described how the 20-time tour event winner, Cleaver wins ironman found on a nightstand, the tour was overcome with received the shattering news medical examiner said. sorrow. in in a call from -based Cleaver, 29, took control of An autopsy was scheduled ‘‘We’re all deeply, deeply countryman Joel Parkinson. triathlete Anna Cleaver broke the race from the gun to come for today. saddened and our thoughts go He said Irons had pre- through for an impressive out of the swim in 23 minutes, The Irons family said the out to all his family and viously contracted dengue victory at the Port McQuarie 55 seconds. surfer had been on his way friends and it’s a sad day for fever on a trip to Bali and the half ironman event on the New Zealand triathletes home to the Hawaiian island surfing when one of our fever would come back when weekend, posting quickest also made their mark at the of Kauai. tribesman and friends has he was rundown. times in the swim and run Taiwan 70.3 with Jamie The 2010 Tahiti contest been lost,’’ said Carr. ‘‘I went and saw my wife sections to win by almost four Whyte and Kieran Doe winner’s wife, Lyndie Dupuis, ‘‘Andy and Lyndie and and couldn’t stop crying,’’ Huge loss: Hawaiian surfer Andy Irons, in action in Tahiti, was found dead in a Dallas, Texas, hotel room minutes from race favourite finishing second and fourth is due to give birth to their (brother) Bruce and all the Occhilupo said. AAP yesterday. Photo: REUTERS Katherine Baker. respectively.

RUGBY Hape a long way from humble beginnings Williams looks likely to play

Richard Knowler TEAM Audis, BMWs, Land Rovers galore and even a Lotus. beside Nonu for All Blacks If starts , , , Shontayne Hape, Mark For Hape, who was named feeling this professional Cueto, , , , the Warriors rookie of the Toby Robson London Williams will play and rugby gig is taking its toll he (captain), , , , , year in 2000 and shifted to whether he will be named as a should cast his mind back to Steve Thompson, . Reserves: , Britain after joining the Ma’a Nonu and Sonny Bill starter, or on the bench when when he flogged his trade in David Wilson, David Attwood, Hendre Fourie, , in 2003, the Williams appear set to form the side to play England is more humble surroundings. Charlie Hodgson, . switch to rugby in 2008 must the largest and most powerful named tomorrow. As a young bloke trying to feel like the smartest decision midfield test pairing the All yesterday’s session is set to be At 1.91m and 108kg Wil- impress the New Zealand he could have made. Blacks have seen in their rested after injuring his chest liams is a daunting figure in Warriors He has played for the been replaced by the magnifi- On Sunday morning the Grand Slam opener against against the Wallabies. the backs and alongside coaches a decade ago, Hape Warriors, represented the cent surrounds of the England former Massey High School England. But more significant Nonu, 1.82m and 104kg, he represented the Glenora Kiwis, suffered several squad’s training grounds in pupil will make his first The Nonu-Williams com- changes could also be in the creates a mammoth midfield. Bears in the now defunct serious knee injuries, signed Bagshot, near London. appearance at Twickenham bination was a fearsome sight wind judging by the lineup In fact it would be a Bartercard Cup, a national for the Bradford Bulls and This place is not for the in front of around 80,000 fans. at Latymer School yesterday that spent the majority of gigantic backline if Gear, provincial rugby league com- then switched to the 15-man faint of heart when it comes to Instead of performing the where they were paired training in what was, if not another 100kg of muscle petition designed to foster the Shontayne Hape code which led to him being the credit card. And the only haka, as he did alongside together for a long and the starting fifteen, then a bound power, gets his third talents of young players. selected for Martin Johnson’s place you will find rogue with the physical training session. side that will see plenty of test cap and Joe Rokocoko, The competition was real vocally questioning the England side on residency hounds and mud in this setup Kiwis in 2004, he is now Four days before the game time. who weighs in at 104kg, is on grassroots stuff. At times referees’ parentage at every grounds. are in the oil paintings inside preparing to stare it down. Twickenham test it seems the Alby Mathewson shared the other wing. matches were staged in front sound of his whistle. Memories of performing in the complex that is designed He and another New All Blacks selectors are time with Jimmy Cowan at The former Kiwi league of small crowds that were Since those days Hape, front of a few hundred to cater for folk who earn big Zealand born-and-raised considering as many as four halfback and may come in for star revealed during the week lucky to surpass triple figures who will start at second five- supporters and a few rogue salaries in the City. The bloke in reserve hooker Dylan changes to the side that his first test start after two Nonu had become his tutor – especially in the smaller eighth for England against the dogs in the Bartercard Cup whole place reeks of money. Hartley, will offer it the started the 26-24 loss to brief appearances off the since he joined the All Blacks provincial centres where the All Blacks at Twickenham on must seem a distant dream. A wander through the car respect they feel it deserves. Australia in Hong Kong. bench, while Sam Whitelock squad and the pair’s onlookers carted along some Sunday morning, has Now the evenings of slog- park indicates the majority of His advice to his team- is almost is pushing hard for a start at burgeoning friendship and not-so-friendly canine friends scrambled on a sporting ging away with the Bears on clients are either doing OK or mates, he says, is to stand tall certain to come onto the left lock in place of Tom Donnelly. obvious affinity would help to give the atmosphere more escalator that has carried him heavy grounds during the are still in denial about the and look their opponents in wing for , who The biggest talking point, soften Williams’ transition to of a hostile edge and enjoyed into another world. New Zealand winter have recession. There are Bentleys, the eye. despite taking part in most of however, is clearly what role the test arena.

SPORTS RESULTS

❯❯ Joanna Oryszczak (PHOX) 10.23m 1, Jessica Davison (NEWB) 38.13m 1. Hammer Throw ❯❯ Cycling) st 7; Alex Meenhorst (Team SVS) st 8; ❯❯ Club, AquaGym Swim Club. Outstanding Edgeware 5-1, Sumner beat Cashmere 4-2. ATHLETICS Rathgen (NEWB) 8.89m 2, Scarlett Jordan (5kg) - Rick Davison (NEWB) 44.26m 1. AUSSIE (Team Motatapu) st 9; George Overall Sports Administrator: Mike Coggan Division 4 mixed : Sth Brighton 1 beat INTERCLUB (PTOC) 8.75m 3. - Marcella Corry Men 19: (700gm) - Campbell RULES Bennett (Team SVS) st 10. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS (football), Tim Shannahan (hockey), Dale Bishopdale 4-2, Sth Brighton 2 beat Edgeware Rebecca Hodgson bettered her own hammer (PTOC) 29.12m 1, Coutney Anngow (PRHL) Denham (CCCA) 32.23m 1, Tong Kim (CCCA) Leading general classification after five New Zealand results from day four at the Coulter (multisport), Debbie Bowry (water 4-2. 26.39m 2, Caitlin Henderson (SCAN) 23.20m 3. CANTERBURY stages: (Share the Road) 10hr world rowing championships at Lake Karapiro, polo). Outstanding Overall Sports Official: throw Canterbury record at Christchurch’s 26.46m 2. High Jump - Geoffrey Upton (CCCA) Senior mixed 4’s: Avonhead 1 beat Halswell Javelin Throw - Caitlin Henderson (SCAN) The Eastern Blues and Christchurch Bulldogs 20:01 1; (Share the Road) at 04s 2; near Cambridge, yesterday: Nigel Iggo (hockey), Mandy Nottingham QEII Park on Saturday. In the women 17, 18 1.50m 1, Bertie Brandt (CCCA) 1.45m 2, Jono 8-0, Waimairi beat Avonhead 26-2, Burwood and 19 grades she threw 47.65 metres – an 28.52m 1. warmed up for next week’s grand final with (Calder Stewart-BikeNZ Men (netball). Childs (CCCA) 1.40m 3. (6kg) - Park beat Avonhead 45-3, Cashmere beat increase of 36cm on her mark she set two Men: 100 metres - Section 1: Tim Jones (COBU) comfortable wins over the University Cougars National) at 20s 3; Floyd Landis (Orca Velo Lightweight double sculls semifinal: Great Services to Sports Science: Ed Baranonski Hayden Hall (PTOC) 12.49m 1, Ben Evans Opawa 8-0, Hagley Park beat Avonhead 37-1. weeks ago. Women: 100 metres - Section 1: 10.85sec 1, Alex Jordan (TASMAN) 11.08sec 2, and Ashburton Eagles at Westminster Park on Merino) at 01m02s 4; Michael Olheiser Britain (Zac Purchase, ) 6min (football), Grahame Sisson (multisport), Greg (COBU) 11.13m 2. Shot Put (5kg) - Rhys Saturday. Kathryn Stuart (COBU) 12.90sec 1, Fiona Scott Walker (CBHS) 11.19sec 3; Section 2:Joe Bridges (CCCA) 8.54m 1, John Gordon (CCCA) (Jackson Plumbing-Plumbing World) at 1:10 5, 55.50sec 1, New Zealand (, Peter Thompson (rowing), Matt Ingram (various Division 2 men: Cashmere beat Sumner 4-2, Morrison (COBU) 12.93 sec 2, Rebecca Gibson Taylor (CBHS) 11.35sec 1, Tyler Collings The Blues produced their most Daniel Barry (Benchmark Homes) at 1:16 6; Taylor) 6:57.48 2, Portugal (Perdro Fraga, sports). Waimairi beat Burwood Park 4-2, Elmwood 8.49m 2. Discus Throw (1.75kg) - Hayden Hall comprehensive performance of the season (SOUTHLAND) 12.97sec 3; Section 2: Chanel (SCAN) 11.42sec 2, David Elliott (CCCA) (PTOC) 46.83m 1, Ben Evans (COBU) 38.95m 2, Matthew Marshall (The Southland Times- Nuno Mendes) 6:59.29 3. New Zealand to Outstanding Overall Junior Sports Team: beat Beckenham 4-2, Edgeware beat Hickman (CANU) 13.13sec 1, Mackenzie 11.62sec 3; Section 3: Malachi Brockett-Smith when they dispatched the Cougars 14.17 (101) H&J’s Outdoor World) at 1:21 7; Gordon contest A final tomorrow. Canterbury Under 19 Cricket Team, Avonside 5-1. Sam Fitzgerald (COBU) 19.36m 3. Discus to 3.4 (22). (COBU) 13.50sec 2, Hayley Whiting (ASBA) (NEWB) 12.25sec 1, Aaron Ni (CBHS) 12.50sec Throw (1.5kg) - Michael Borthwick (CCCA) McCauley (Share the Road) at 1:25 8;Mike Quadruple sculls repechage: (Luca Christchurch Boys High School 1st XI Hockey, Division 2 women: Edgeware beat Sumner 13.57sec 3; Section 3: Joanna Oryszczak 2, Samuel Choi (CCCA) 12.65sec 3; Section 4: The Bulldogs finished the round robin with an Northey (Pure Black Racing) at 1:38 9; James Agamennoni, Simone Venier, Matteo Rangi Ruru Under 18 Rowing Squad. 18.15m 1. uninspiring 12.9 (81)to8.5 (53) over a 54-50, Hagley Park beat Waimairi 4-2, Shirley (PHOX) 13.55sec 1, Jessie O’Halloran (PRHL) Henry Chamberlain (SCAN) 12.34sec 1, Cavan McCoy (Benchmark Homes) at 1:38 10. Stefanini, Simone Raineri) 6:01.54 1, Great Outstanding Overall Sports Team: University beat Beckenham 7-6. 13.90sec 2, Sarah Wood (PHOX) 13.90sec 3. du Toiy (PHOX) 12.36sec 2, Connor Tyndall Men 16: 100 metres Hurdles (840mm) - Joshua tenacious Eagles outfit. Britain (Charles Cousins, Sam Townsend, Bill of Canterbury Athletics Team, Mainland Division 3 men: Edgeware beat Opawa 6-0, 200 metres - Rebecca Gibson (SOUTHLAND) (PRHL) 12.37sec 3; Section 5: Wyatt Graf Coard (CAN) 15.36sec 1, Jason Erasmus Canterbury AFL Premiership - Round 9 Lucas, Stephen Rowbotham) 6:02.57 1, New Foundation Canterbury Netball Team, NZ ❯❯ Hagley Park 1 beat Shirley 6-0, Hagley Park 2 26.11sec 1, Lucie Auwerda (COBU) 27.42sec 2, (CCCA) 13.35sec 1, Julian Kundig (CCCA) (CCCA) 17.36sec 2, Jackie Kin (CCCA) 19.68sec Eastern Blues 2.49.611.12 14.17 (101) FOOTBALL Zealand (, , Robert Womens Rowing Team, Canterbury A Rugby beat Sumner 4-2, Spreydon beat Burwood Alice Sharples (COBU) 27.82sec 3. 400 metres 13.54sec 2, Jack O’Connor (CCCA) 13.86sec 3; 3. High Jump - James Welsh (CANU) 1.85m 1, University Cougars 1.02.13.43.4 (22) CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Manson, ) 6:04.88 3. New Team, Touch Canterbury Open Mixed Team. - Lauren (SCAN) 59.97sec 1, Kathryn Stuart Section 6: Oliver Dunn (CCCA) 12.84sec 1, Joshua Thomas (COBU) 1.70m 2, Jarno Plenter Christchurch Bulldogs 3.26.49.812.9 (81) Champions League collated results from Zealand to contest B final tomorrow. Overall Outstanding Sportsperson with a Park 5-1. (COBU) 60.30sec 2, Nicole Mesman (PRHL) Campbell Denham (CCCA) 12.87sec 2, John (PRHL) 1.70m 3. Pole Vault - Jarno Plenter Ashburton Eagles 2.15.25.28.5 (53) yesterday: Women Disability: (athletics), Graham Division 4 men: St Martins beat Waimairi 16-0, 62.83sec 3. 800 metres - Alice Sharples Gordon (CCCA) 13.30sec 3. 200 metres - (PRHL) 2.80m 1, Liam McKee (PTOC) 2.40m 2. Final points: Bulldogs 28, Blues 24, Cougars 8, Group A: Tottenham Hotspur 3 Inter Milan 1, Lightweight double sculls semifinal: Great Adams (basketball), Wayne Eder (golf), Sophie Edgeware beat Opawa 53-48, Elmwood beat (COBU) 2:26.27 1, Annabelle White (PTOC) Section 1: Joe Taylor (CBHS) 22.52sec 1, Scott Long Jump - Christopher Wiremu (CBHS) Eagles 4. Werder Bremen 0 Twente Enschede 2. Britain (Hester Goodsell, Sophie Hosking) Pascoe (swimming), Jack Jacobs (table Spreydon 4-2, Cashmere beat Waimairi 24-2. 2:28.36 2, Maddy Vardy (PRHL) 2:30.54 3. Walker (CBHS) 22.73sec 2, Nick Ash (COBU) 6.69m 1, Cavan du Toit (PHOX) 5.87m 2,Josh Group B: Hapoel Tel Aviv 0 Schalke 04 0, 7:34.79 1, Greece (Christina Giazitzidou, tennis). 2000 metres Steeplechase - Flora Brocherie 23.24sec 3; Section 2: Nick Hutchinson Lysaght (CANU) 5.76m 3. Triple Jump - Kartik ❯❯ CRICKET Benfica 4 Olympique Lyon 3. Alexandra Tsiavou) 7:35.40 2, New Zealand Outstanding Overall Young Sports Achiever: (CANU) 7:44.11, Kate Hewitt (NCAN) 8:08.62, (CCCA) 25.91sec 1, Julian Kundig (CCCA) Chella (CANU) 12.29m 1, Cavan du Toit (PHOX) Group C: Valencia 3 Rangers 0, Bursaspor 0 ❯❯ REPRESENTATIVE (Lucy Strack, ) 7:36.73 3. New Daniel Franks (BMX and mountain biking), YACHTING Sarah Summerlee (SUMN) 8:34.73. 28.15sec 2, Tadhg Walker (CCCA) 28.24sec 3. 11.60m 2, Jackie Kim (CCCA) 9.85m 3. Shot Manchester United 3. A Christchurch Suburban Cricket Association Zealand to contest A final tomorrow. Holly Moon (gymnastics), Tyler Blyendaal 400 metres - Tyler Collings (SCAN) 50.67sec 1, Put (5kg) - Nicolas McGrath (PRHL) 13.03m 1, Group D: Rubin Kazan 0 Panathinaikos 0,FC TRAILER YACHT SPRINTS Women Masters: High Jump - Lyn Osmers Senior representative team was comfortably Quadruple sculls repechage: Australia (Kerry (), Eve MacFarlane (rowing), Dafydd Morgan (COBU) 51.19sec 2, Ryan Copenhagen 1 Barcelona 1. At Naval Point, Lyttelton: (NEWB) 1.35m 1. Christopher Wiremu (CBHS) 12.51m 2, Laurie beaten by seven wickets by a South Hore, Brooke Pratley, Kim Crow, Sally Kehoe) Sophia Batchelor (swimming). Outstanding Alexander (CCCA) 53.69sec 3. 800 metres - Women 19: High Jump - Lauren Piket (NEWB) Renwick (CCCA) 10.94m 3. Discus Throw Canterbuy XI at Aorangi Park on Sunday. ENGLISH LEAGUES 6:41.69 1, New Zealand (, Fiona Overall Sports Coach: Keith Braithwaite Race 1 –Div1: Sabre (Peter Rough) 1, Harmony Section 1: Mark Bailey (NEWB) 2:02.54 1, Aaron 1.45m 1, Bridgette Jones (PRHL) 1.45m 2. Pole (1.5kg) - Nicolas McGrath (PRHL) 39.12m 1, Short scoreboard: CSCA 177 (L Johnston 46,G League One: Brentford 1 Bournemouth 1, Bourke, Genevieve Armstrong, Linda (football), Kathryn Holdsworth (gymnastics), (Cedric Andrews) 2.Div2: Half N Half (Andrew Richardson (PTOC) 2:03.74 2, David Ridley Vault - Lauren Piket (NEWB) 2.20m 1, Ashleigh Michael Dewar (SCAN) 30.53m 2, Samuel Choi Airns 44, M Fielding 25) lost to South Brighton 3 Exeter 0, Carlisle 2 Tranmere 0, Matthews) 6:10.80 2, China (Yan Jiang, Min Tania Hoffman (netball), Rob Penney and Macdonald) 1, Sunseeker (John Cullens) 2.Div (NEWB) 2:05.75 3; Section 2: Josh Westland Wade (PTOC) 1.80m 2. Long Jump - Nicole (CCCA) 26.58m 3. Hammer Throw (5kg) - Canterbury 178/3 (C Davis 95no, D Laming Colchester 3 Leyton Orient 2, Hartlepool v Zhang, Lei Wang, Ziwei Jin) 6:46.38 3. New Tabai Matson (rugby union), Roly Crichton 3: Aquasition (John Begg) 1, Tawny Port (Allan (SCAN) 2:06.96 1, Braeden Botica (PRHL) Mesman (PRHL) 4.88m 1. Triple Jump - Hannah Michael Dewar (SCAN) 37.73m 1. Javelin 50no) in the 43rd over. Notts County (match abandoned), MK Dons 3 Zealand to contest A final tomorrow. (swimming). Barr) 2, Spurt (Brian Tennant) 3.Div4: The Keenan (PRHL) 10.53m 1, Kate Downie- 2:11.85 2, Benjamin Holland (CANU) 2:18.25 3. Throw (700gm) - Freddy Faull (CCCA) 48.53m Yeovil 2, Plymouth 3 Bristol Rovers 1, Double sculls repechage: Australia (Kerry Outstanding Overall Sportsperson: Aaron Boss (Matt Oborn) 1, Spring Loaded (Darryl Melrose (PTOC) 9.69m 2. Discus Throw - 300 metres Hurdles (840mm) - Sam Fitzgerald 1, Phillip Meikle (CANU) 36.96m 2, Matthew ❯❯ Rochdale v Oldham (match abandoned), Hore, Kim Crow) 7:01.45 1, Germany Clapham (football), (hockey), Pender) 2, 12 Gauge (Robbie Gibb) 3. Fleet: Rebecca Hodgson (SCAN) 27.15m 1. Hammer (COBU) 42.47sec 1, Jason Erasmus (CCCA) Clemens (CANU) 35.79m 3. CYCLING Sheffield Wednesday 0 Huddersfield 2, (Annekatrin Thiele, Stephanie Schiller) 7:04.29 (triathlon), Richie McCaw Sabre 1, Half N Half 2, The Boss 3. 47.20sec 2. 400 metres Hurdles - Daniel Laws Throw (4kg) - Rebecca Hodgson (SCAN) Men 16 AWD: 200 metres - Jack Woods (PTOC) Southampton 4 Dagenham & Redbridge 0, 2, New Zealand (Emma-Jane Feathery, Fiona (rugby union). Race 2 –Div1: Harmony 1, Sabre 2.Div2:Half (SCAN) 61.53sec 1. High Jump - Benn Loh Swindon 0 Charlton 3, Walsall 1 Peterborough 47.65m 1. Javelin Throw - Rebecca Hodgson 46.96sec 1. Shot Put (3kg) - Jack Woods Results and leading general classification Paterson) 7:08.17 3. New Zealand to contest N Half 1, Sunseeker 2.Div3: Aquasition 1, (PRHL) 1.90m 1. Long Jump - Dafydd Morgan 3. (SCAN) 24.74m 1. (PTOC) 4.78m 1. Mixed: 200 metres - Henry after today’s 101.7km stage five of the B final on Sunday. ❯❯ Tawny Port 2, Spurt 3.Div4: The Boss 1, (COBU) 5.78m 1. Shot Put - Jason Hill (NEWB) League Two: Barnet 0 Stevenage 3, Burton TENNIS Women 16: 80 metres Hurdles (762mm) - Lauri Chamberlain (SCAN) 24.99sec 1, William cycling Tour of Southland: Spring Loaded 2, 12 Gauge 3. Fleet: The Boss 11.30m 1. Discus Throw - Jason Hill (NEWB) Albion 0 Port Vale 0, Bury 0 Bradford 1, INTERCLUB Watt (CANU) 12.28sec 1, Scarlett Jordan Mohammed (CCCA) 25.03sec 2, Connor Tuatapere-Winton: Mike Northey (Pure Black ❯❯ 1, Half N Half 2, Spring Loaded 3. 37.63m 1, Mark Speyer (NEWB) 25.94m 2. Cheltenham v Southend (match abandoned), SPORTS AWARDS (PTOC) 16.49sec 2, Eleanor Burgess (PTOC) Tyndall (PRHL) 25.32sec 3. 3000 metres - Josh Racing) 2hr 15min 37sec 1; Division 1 men: Burwood Park beat Avonhead Men AWD: Shot Put (4kg) - Julian Bethell Chesterfield 5 Accrington Stanley 2,Crewe1 Race 3 –Div1: Harmony 1 Sabre 2.Div2: Half 17.93sec 3. High Jump - La Toya te Kapa Komen (NEWB) 9:00.65 1, Cameron Mills (Ascot Park Hotel) same time 2; Hayden CANTERBURY 7-6, Country beat Shirley 5-1, Sumner beat (PHOX) 7.90m 1. Dicvus Throw (1kg) - Julian Shrewsbury 2, Gillingham 0 Wycombe 2, Finalists in the various categories of the Burnside Park 8-6, Cashmere beat Hagley N Half 1, Sunseeker 2.Div3: Aquasition 1 (SCAN) 1.55m 1, Lauri Watt (CANU) 1.50m 2, (CBHS) 9:06.03 2, Sam Mills (CBHS) 9:14.22 3. Roulston (Calder Stewart-BikeNZ National) st Bethell (PHOX) 17.46m 1. Hereford 2 Aldershot 2, Lincoln City 0 annual Sport Canterbury awards to be Park 4-2, Elmwood beat Waimairi 9-7. Tawny Port 2, Spurt 3.Div4: The Boss 1, Kayla Boland (NEWB) 1.45m 3. Pole Vault - 2000 metres Walk - Phillip Meikle (CANU) 3; Jack Bauer (Share the Road) st 4; Cody Jessica Rathgen (NEWB) 2.10m 1, Eleanor Men Masters: Pole Vault - Steve McKee Stevenson (Jackson Plumbing-Plumbing Northampton 2, Morecambe 5 Stockport 0, announced tomorrow night: Division 1 women: Shirley Blue beat Burnside Spring Loaded 2, 12 Gauge 3. Fleet result and 9:31.93 1, Courtney Ruske (CHAV) 9:48.87 2, Burgess (PTOC) 1.70m 2. Long Jump - Joanna (PTOC) 3.20m 1. Shot Put (5kg) - Rick Davison World) st 5; Alexander Ray (Orca Velo Merino) Oxford 0 Torquay 2, Rotherham 1 Macclesfield Outstanding Club of the Year: Coastal Spirit Park 25-1, Waimairi beat Elmwood 6-0, Shirley overall: The Boss 1, Half N Half 2 Spring Jonathon Lord (SCAN) 10.20.05 3. Oryszczak (PHOX) 5.01m 1. Triple Jump - (NEWB) 9.15m 1. Discus Throw (1kg) - Rick st 6; James Williamson (Subway Avanti Pro 1. Football Club, Halswell Hornets Rugby League Maroon beat Burwood Park 7-6, Country beat Loaded 3.