THE PRESS, Christchurch Tuesday, November 1, 2011 SPORT B15

CRICKET SOFTBALL NZ pair Wright feeling the flat-track blues in Hall Mark Geenty HOW THEY LINE UP of Fame It’s not often New Zealand are ■ What: New Zealand v as skinny as $1.50 with the Zimbabwe, one-off test bookies to win a test. Tony Smith ■ Where: Queens Sports Club, Coach John Wright is a Bulawayo touch jittery about Former New Zealand pitching ■ When: 9pm tonight (day expectations his side – stars Gina Weber and Chubb one of five) playing their first test since Tangaroa have been elected to ■ TV: Sky Sport 1 January – will wipe the floor the International Softball Fed- ■ New Zealand (likely): with Zimbabwe as they did by eration Hall of Fame. Brendon McCullum, Martin an innings during their Weber, originally from Guptill, , previous visit in 2005. Wellington, represented New (c), Dean ‘‘This is going to be Zealand at four world cham- Brownlie, B J Watling, flat as hell,’’ he said ahead of pionships – winning a gold , Reece day one (9pm NZ time medal in 1982, silver in 1990 Young, Doug Bracewell, tonight). ‘‘It will be very hard and bronze in 1986 – and at the Andy McKay or Graeme to get and all the 2000 Olympic Games in Syd- Aldridge, Chris Martin. batsmen will be looking ney. ■ Zimbabwe: TBA. forward to having a bat.’’ Tangaroa, now based in ■ Umpires: Bruce Oxenford Bulawayo’s Queens Sports Hawke’s Bay, had a long (Australia), Marais Erasmus Club produced a 657-run international career with the (South Africa). thriller in the final ODI last Black Sox, culminating in a ■ TAB odds: NZ $1.50, week, when New Zealand gold medal at the 1996 world Zimbabwe $7.50, draw couldn’t defend 328-5. championships. He was New $3.30 Pakistan took until day Zealand pitching coach when ■ Test history: Played 13, NZ five to dispatch the hosts by the Black Sox won the 2004 won 7, drawn 6 seven wickets on the same world title in Christchurch ■ In Bulawayo: Played 4, NZ ground in September. Zim- and took over the role again won 2, drawn 2 babwe opener Tino Mawoyo this year. ■ Most recent: NZ beat carried his bat for 645 minutes Canterbury’s Russell Zimbabwe by an innings in scoring 163 and it Moffatt, a long-time Black Sox and 46 runs, Bulawayo, took the tourists 150.4 overs to team statistician and scorer, August 2005. dislodge the hosts in their also received an ISF award for first innings. It might not be meritorious service. pretty viewing for the fumbles of Zimbabwe’s Mal- The awards were con- insomniacs. colm Waller last week. ferred at the ISF Congress at Still, anything less than a After barely raising a Oklahoma City last weekend. New Zealand victory will sweat in the first four The congress gave its raise eyebrows, even if they matches, things went awry for support to continuing talks are ranked eighth in the New Zealand on their African with the International Base- world. The home attack is safari this past week. Already ball Federation to explore the weak, New Zealand’s batsmen without (knee) possibility of a joint Olympic are in form and there’s and (back), Games reinstatement bid. enough bowling firepower via they lost the final ODI and Meanwhile, the ISF con- Chris Martin, chasing his senior paceman Head scratcher: Black Caps coach John Wright has to cook up strategies to take 20 Zimbabwean wickets on a flat deck. Photo: DEAN KOZANIC firmed the Netherlands city of 200th test wicket, and the spin was sent home with a groin Haarlem will host the 2014 of Daniel Vettori. The pair injury. Then hoped McKay would share the second spinner, and he Wright’s plans to get 15 overs about Ryder’s fitness issues. fair share of niggles. Jesse’s world women’s champion- took six wickets between suffered a tour-ending calf new ball with Martin, other- favoured playing six batsmen, out of the top six batsmen. His The 27-year-old has returned disappointed, obviously. He’s ships – which will be the first them to dismiss Zimbabwe A strain on Sunday after bowl- wise it would be three test meaning B J Watling will join bowling career will now be on home early from three of New been working reasonably to be held in Europe. for 241 at the weekend. ing just three deliveries. debutants, with Graeme Brownlie in the middle order. ice, and Kane Williamson, Zealand’s last four tours. Last hard on getting fitter.’’ The 2015 men’s world ‘‘We’re going to have to Wright said left-arm Aldridge joining selection ‘‘We’ll probably need six and the year an elbow problem forced Medical staff remain hope- championships will be held at work really hard with the ball paceman Andy McKay is certainties Doug Bracewell batters against Australia (in medium pace of Brownlie will him home from the T20 World ful Ryder, Southee and Mills Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and and hold our catches,’’ Wright recovering from a stomach and Dean Brownlie. December) so we’ll more than now have to complement the Cup, then a calf strain cut can be fit for consideration for the 2014 junior men’s world said, perhaps in reference to upset picked up during the Wright hinted Jeetan Patel likely go that way.’’ four frontliners. short his tour of India. the first test against Australia championships will also be Ross Taylor’s three Zimbabwe A match. Wright was unlikely to play as a Ryder’s latest injury foiled Wright was diplomatic ‘‘He certainly picks up his in Brisbane on December 1. staged in Canada at Whitehorse, Yukon, where the women’s world champion- ships will be held next year. ATHLETICS MOUNTAINBIKING Club competitors RUGBY Joseph has to curb enthusiasm Henry to turn to Timaru Kevin Tutty Switzerland in August, her rider in the Olympic race. the Oceania championships best result for two years after Joseph knows she is get- in Rotorua, and she will have Canterbury athletes are trav- getting our athletes down to Rosara Joseph says she is her battling a debilitating thyroid ting back to near peak fitness probably three or four World tell plans elling to Timaru once a month Timaru so they can compete own worst enemy when it problem which kept her off after her world champion- Cup races before the Olympic for interclub events, with on an all-weather track.’’ comes to training. the competitive scene for nine ships effort. team is finalised. All Blacks coach Graham QEII Stadium out of bounds Reese said many second- The 2008 Beijing Olympic months. ‘‘I was really happy with The first is in South Africa Henry will reveal his future due to earthquake damage. ary school athletes had been mountainbiking representa- Joseph also completed a that result. It’s been quite a in March, and although it is a plans today. Athletics Canterbury is competing in Timaru but tive is chasing selection for PhD in law at Oxford Univer- challenging few seasons. It long journey it will be Henry has called a press looking to set up a base at senior grade entries had been the London Olympics next sity this year and she now has was great to feel like I finally important for the later World conference at noon at the Rawhiti Domain after using disappointing. year but is having to temper one focus, winning selection had a good race,’’ Joseph said. Cup races. Auckland University Rugby Burnside High School as a The next interclub event in her eagerness to ensure she in the Olympic team. She rode at the world ‘‘The way you line up at Club. temporary home. Timaru will be held on does not overdo the training, After finishing ninth in championships with a power the start of races is deter- New Zealand Rugby Union But Athletics Canterbury November 26, and athletes and travel, in her buildup. Beijing she feels she has meter on her bike and the mined by your position in the chief executive Steve Tew will track and field committee will return south on January ‘‘Overdoing things is my unfinished business that she results added to her confi- World Cup series. It makes it also be present, which secretary Andrew Reese said 7 for the Lovelock Classic biggest problem,’’ laughed can rectify in London. dence. difficult if you miss races,’’ indicates Henry will stay in yesterday the centre was meet. ‘‘We are holding the Joseph yesterday. ‘‘It’s a New Zealand is likely to ‘‘The results looked good Joseph said. New Zealand, probably in staging events every four Canterbury championships in constant balance and a chal- Rosara Joseph have only one representative but you know when you are She had a chance to ride some sort of coach mentoring weeks at Timaru’s Aorangi Timaru in February and lenge for any athlete, but in the women’s cross-country feeling fit and strong and the Olympic course in a test and development role. Park stadium. March,’’ Reese said. every year you learn a little her buildup in an attempt to mountainbiking and Joseph rested and have the right event in July. Meanwhile, Tonga and the ‘‘It’s the only all-weather Athletics Canterbury is more and apply the lessons.’’ win selection for her second is the frontrunner with her balance between training, ‘‘It’s physically tough Cook Islands have qualified track in Canterbury at the looking to establish a grass Joseph is coached by Andy Olympic Games. world championships placing, racing and recovery.’’ because there are a lot of for February’s Wellington moment with QEII gone,’’ he track at Rawhiti Domain and Reid, from Bike NZ, who She returned from her and she has another string to She says she won’t lack for small climbs so you don’t get Sevens rugby tournament said. ‘‘The national secondary use the New Brighton venue keeps a close eye on her. northern hemisphere season her bow – winning the competition in the leadup to much recovery between each after impressive perfor- schools championships are as its base until a new all- Back in Wellington where two months ago buoyed by Oceania championship in the Olympics. She has the effort. The surface of the track mances at the Oceania cham- coming up in Wellington in weather track complex is she will be based this her seventh placing at the Victoria this year which New Zealand championships is challenging too because it’s pionship in Apia, Samoa, at early December so we’ve been established in Christchurch. summer, Joseph has started world championships in qualified New Zealand for one early next year followed by quite loose.’’ the weekend.

RESULTS

Hay (CBHS) 11.93sec 3; Section 3: Tanawut ❯❯ STAC 2nd XI 142/7 Christ’s 2nd XI White 141 (R 92/7 Sumner 291/7; OBC 9 121/5 (B Mulcahy Riccarton 3 104/4 Halswell. (grand final winner): Halswell. ❯❯ ATHLETICS Nitayawan (PTOC) 11.96sec 1, Patrick Harnett BOWLS Pratap 5-37); South West Cricket 1st XI 50/3 3-5) Sydenham 467/8; Medbury 5 180 (W Quin Year 5/6 Girls – Sydenham 30 142/0 (O Grut Trophy (premiership runner-up): Hornby. CRL Trophy (section 2 grand final winner): CANTERBURY (PRHL) 12.32sec 2, Jordon Brown (CANU) CANTERBURY SBHS 2nd XI 49. 60) Heath JB 1 100 (N Cottrell 3-3). Year 7 Topping 28) Mid Canty 49/8; Marist-Harewood Massetti Cup (premiership round-robin Aranui. Results from Alpine Energy All Weather Track, 12.37sec 3. 200 metres - Section 1: Nick Ash Two of New Zealand’s leading bowlers were 2nd Grade Red – Ricc HS 1st XI 105 (J Smith 56 Boys Section 2 – St Thom Blue 58/3 Medbury 10 64/6 East Shirley G252/5. winners): Halswell. 17-18 Years: H B Rodgers Cup (premiership): Aorangi Park, Timaru, on Saturday: (CANU) 22.80sec 1, David Elliott (CCCA) well beaten in the finals of the Bowls B Coburn 5-27) North West Cricket 2nd XI 82; 655. COMBINED COUNTRY Graham Neiman Cup: (championship runner- Hornby. Terry Cox Memorial Trophy (grand Women: 100 metres - Section 1: Fiona Morrison 23.38sec 2, Jesse Bryant (CANU) 23.77sec 3; Canterbury open singles at the Bowls Papanui CBHS Colts Blue 77/8 Christ’s Colts 71; Linc- Year 6 Boys Section 1 –MP4 136/7 (B Cottom Senior A: Greendale 253-5 (W Sewell 88 not up): Celebration. final winner): Linwood. (COBU) 12.53sec 1, Katie Stuart (COBU) Section 2: Cameron Hay (CBHS) 23.83sec 1, club on Sunday. Elles 1st XI 121/1 (H Paterson 68no) St Bede’s 30) LPW 795(N Schommer 3- 2); Sydenham 7 out, R O’Brien 53 not out, B Chapman 34) beat John Coffey Cup (winning grand final coach): Presidents: Riccarton Presidents Trophy 12.74sec 2, Rebecca Gibson (SOUTHLAND) Matthew Harris (PTOC) 24.42sec 2, Nicolas Adele Greenfield (Beckenham) beat her 2nd XI 120 (J Watts 52no). 131/4 OBC 16 113/5; Sydenham 8 168/2 (M South Malvern 236-9 (S Edwards 102 not out, Shane Endacott (Halswell). Annual 10-a-side: Halswell. 12.99sec 3; Section 2: Mackenzie Keenan Fraser-Young (CBHS) 25.00sec 3. 400 metres - clubmate and New Zealand representative 2nd Grade Black – South West Cricket 2nd XI McCarthy 35no) STAC 659/9 (J Morrow 3-3); J Broughton 37; N Jenkins 3-40). Weedons Pat Smith Challenge Trophy (grand final Referees:- CRL Schoolboy Referee of the year: (COBU) 13.18sec 1, Jess O’Halloran (PTOC) Section 1: Tyler Collings (SCAN) 49.71sec 1, Jan Khan 21-5, and in the men’s final Andrew 211/8 (J Pugh 65) Midd Grange 1st XI 113; Linc- OBC 13 128/4 (L Foulkes 23no J Gambles 305-5 (P Rugg 132 not out, S Dunnett 63,D champion): Halswell. Daryl Mataiti. Bill Whitehead Trophy (junior 13.86sec 2, Maicalia Steinegg (COBU) William Mohammed (CCCA) 51.82sec 2, Alistair Kelly (Canterbury), a New Zealand squad Elles 2nd XI 121/2 SBHS 3rd XI 120; North 20no) Hals 8 113/6; OBC 11 132/4 (T Marshall Fleming 50) beat Springston 77 (T Wilkinson Canterbury Team Awards:- Canterbury A: referee of the year): Daryl Mataiti. 13.87sec 3; Section 3: Brittany Cannell (SCAN) Richardson (SUMN) 51.82sec 3; Section 2: member, beat Gary Lawson (Belfast) 21-10. West Cricket Colts Blue 175/9 CBHS 4th XI 33no) OBC 12 100/6. Section 2 – Riccarton 1 33; F Austin 5-17) to retain the Steve Ryan Best back: Shane Tamatea. Best forward: Alister Bennie Memorial Trophy (JAB referee 13.69sec 1, Olivia Maisey (NBOL) 13.89sec 2, Matthew Harris (PTOC) 53.99sec 1, Ben Khan who had bowled well up to the final lost 128. 70/3 OBC 18 69/9 ; East Shirley 8 141/6 BWU Memorial Cup. Kirwee 93 (G Cridge 32;C John Tafua. Canterbury 20s: Best Back: Sean of the year): Chris Baker. Musson (PTOC) 55.14sec 2, Andrew Stark her touch in the crucial game, failing to put Erica Winton (PHOX) 14.02sec 3; Section 4: 3rd Grade – Ricc HS 2nd XI 79/5 SBHS 4th XI 463/9; Upr 1 110/9 Hals 968/7. Section 3 – Dalzell 4-20) lost to Dunsandel 94-0 (P Harris. Best Forward: Jorge Johansson. Social Club Trophy (intermediate referee of (CHAV) 57.27sec 3. High Jump - Benn Loh Lauri Watt (AUCKLAND) 13.41sec 1, Leanna anything consistent together while 78; St Bedes 3rd XI default to North West Sumner 398/4 MP 560/3; Cagr 3 129/2 Chamberlain 30 not out). Lincoln defaulted to South Island Inter-District Competition winner: the year): Corey Kennedy. (PRHL) 1.90m 1. Greenfield, who won her fourth Canterbury Medbury 846. Ryan (SCAN) 13.63sec 2, Scarlett Jordan Cricket 3rd XI; St Thom 2nd XI 180 (B Finch- Diamond Harbour-Kaituna. Canterbury A. Aotea Motel Trophy (senior referee of the Men 20: High Jump - Tanawut Nitayawan title, played steadily throughout the final. Year 5 Boys Section 1 – Medbury 9 150/5 (PTOC) 13.82sec 3. 200 metres - Section 1: Reeves 120) STAC 3rd XI 140; STAC Colts XI Senior B: Dunsandel 90 (D Whitford 40) beat South Island representatives (premiers): year): Darryl Hawker. Fiona Morrison (COBU) 25.98sec 1, Katie (PTOC) 1.85m 1. Shot Put (6kg) - Nick McGrath The men’s final between arguably New 341/7 (M Crooks 73) South West Cricket 3rd Riccarton 268/8; OBC 25 83/2 Hals 13 46/11; Agaese Fiso, Alex Todd, Brent Stuart (coach), Weedons Blue 60 (D Whitford 3-25, C Gibb South City Auto Spares Trophy (premier Stuart (COBU) 26.51sec 2, Lauri Watt (CBHS) 14.07m 1. Discus Throw (1.75kg) - Zealand’s most experienced bowler and a XI 132. Hals 12 147/7 (T Stewart 34, M Graham 3-10) Bruce Havea, Chris Hansen (manager), Craig 3-12); Weedons White 159/8 ( J Hamilton 51 referee of the year): Graham Morell. (AUCKLAND) 26.87sec 3; Section 2: Brittany Hayden Hall (PTOC) 52.47m 1, Nick McGrath talented youngster was an anticlimax. Kelly Youth Open T20 – St Bede’s Red default to Marist-Harewood 593/7. Section 2 – Sumner no, T Frickleton 50 no) beat Tai Tapu 142-7. Kerr (trainer), Darrell Coad (trainer), Dave Cannell (SCAN) 27.81sec 1, Pip Trevella (CBHS) 39.72m 2. took an early lead and never relinquished it. CBHS Youth Black. Youth Open Section 1 – 4 Straits 166 (T Dimbleby 29) Heath JB 271/4; Perkins (assistant-coach), Dylan Loversidge, (NCAN) 27.89sec 2, Nicole Sequira (NBOL) Men 17: 100 metres Hurdles (840mm) - Jordon Lawson had won his three post section games CBHS Gold 96/8 CBHS 17A 93; Christ’s A 119 Marist-Harewood 696/4 (J Rhodes 4-9) STAC ❯❯ Jacob Paul, James Baxendale, Jaye Pukepuke, ❯❯ SOFTBALL 28.54sec 3. 400 metres - Katie Stuart (COBU) Brown (CANU) 14.49sec 1, James Sandilands comfortably including knocking out Darren North West Cricket 85. Youth Open Section 2 552/11; Cagr 4 167 OBC 26 105. CYCLING Jonny Limmer, J J Smith, Josh Reuben 60.24sec 1, Pip Trevella (NCAN) 60.30sec 2, (SCAN) 14.80sec 2, Guy Greenslade (CANU) Redway (Rangiora) in the semifinals who had – North Canty Development XI 72/4 LPW 50 Year 5 Super 8s Section 1 – Sydenham 12 112 CHRISTCHURCH BMX (captain), Junior Salevao, Kolone Faalilo, Kyle AUSTRALIA Results from the first round of the Australian Lydia Marshall (CHAV) 64.62sec 3. Discus 15.49sec 3. 110 metres Hurdles (914mm) - won the title the last three years. 71/5; Weedons default to Parklands 10.Yr10 Hals 15 109. Section 2 – Medbury 11 124 Results from the 30th Anniversary meeting at Leka, Luke Rosvall, Manu Weepu, Misivila women’s national state series featuring the Throw - Rowena Meikle (CANU) 14.57m 1. Jack Henry (COBU) 15.12sec 1, Jesse Bryant Kelly had command of his weight and was Section 1 – North Canty Academy 98/2 CBHS Marist-Harewood 998; OBC 33 128/8 OBC 37 Hornby on Sunday: Apu’ula, Phil Nati, Rulon Nutira, Shane New Zealand White Sox: Javelin Throw (600gm) - Rowena Meikle (CANU) 15.92sec 2. 300 metres Hurdles able to control most of the game. He was in Gold 92; STAC 91 North West Cricket 78; 101/4; OBC 32 118 Hals 14 88; Sydenham 13 Cruiser Class: Jonathan Varty (KAI) 1, Jared Tamatea, Toimoana Sepuloni, Will Tafua, (CANU) 16.56m 1. (840mm) - Sam Fitzgerald (COBU) 40.32sec 1, serious trouble only twice in the final and Christ’s A default to CBHS White. Yr 10 49 LPW 11 45 (A Brown 4-12); Marist- Trenberth (RAN) 2, John Edwards (CHC) 3, Wiremu Weepu. NZ White Sox 4 (9 hits: Rebecca Bromhead 3, Women 20: High Jump - Lee-Ann McKenzie Jack Henry (COBU) 40.67sec 2, Guy managed to recover well with his last bowl on Section 2 – North Canty Colts 120/6 South Harewood 8 164/7 Parklands 578. Rodger Uder (NAC) 4. New Zealand representatives: NZ Residents Melanie Gettins 2, Katarina Hiku, Charlotte (SCAN) 1.60m 1. Pole Vault - Rachel Rolleston Greenslade (CANU) 45.55sec 3. 2000 metres each occasion. It was Kelly’s second centre West Cricket Blue 115.Yr10 T20 – CBHS Year 4 Boys Red – Marist- 20" Hot Shots: Group A: Matthew Davies (CHC) 18 years: Thoren Fidow-Kele. New Zealand Pointon, Kyla Bromhead, Tianna Areaiiti) ACT (SCAN) 2.10m 1. Hammer Throw (4kg) - Steeplechase - Matthew Dryden (CHAV) title. He skipped the winning team in the open Orange 106/6 STAC 105/7; CBHS Red default Harewood 14 149 OBC 35 94; Marist- 1, Jayden Tumu (KAI) 2, Jesse Parker (KAI) 3, Residents premiers: Brent Stuart (coach), Diamonds 3. Rebecca Hodgson (SCAN) 48.10m 1. Javelin 6:44.04 1, Eugene Campbell (SUMN) 7:01.01 2, centre fours last year. to CBHS Hostel. Harewood 12 143 East Shirley 15 118; East Andrew Badman (CHC) 4. Group B: Jared Bruce Havea, Darrell Coad (trainer), James South Australia Starz 1 NZ White Sox 0 (2 hits: Throw (600gm) - Rachel Rolleston (SCAN) Hamish Dewar (SCAN) 7:43.83 3. High Jump - Results: Yr 9 Section 1 Day Competition – CBHS Black Shirley 14 132 MP 7 129/9; OBC 36 210 New Trenberth (RAN) 1, Gareth Williams (NAC) 2, Baxendale, Jaye Pukepuke, Junior Salevao, Ngaumoko Hiku, Gettins). 30.79m 1, Lee-Ann McKenzie (SCAN) 29.62m Sean van der Busse (PHOX) 1.85m 1, Patrick Women 155 (J Hyde 50 M Hay 53) North West Cricket Brighton 749. Twenty20 Black – Sumner 6 Piri Green (CHC) 3, Connor Mahan (NAC) 4. Kyle Leka, Manu Weepu. Victoria Titans 2 NZ White Sox 1 (1 hit: K Hiku). 2, Rebecca Hodgson (SCAN) 29.53m 3. Harnett (PRHL) 1.85m 2, Sam Small (SCAN) Quarterfinals: Jan Khan (Beckenham) 21 Ann 83; St Bede’s 270 (R Cantwell 83 T Irie 51) Vista 136 Hals 16 102; Riccarton 4 151/6 (S Group C: Jacob Torrie (KAI) 1, Darren Bone Individual awards Queensland Heat 7 NZ White Sox 1 (5 hits: Women 17: 80 metres Hurdles (762mm) - Lauri 1.80m 3. Pole Vault - Jarno Plenter (PRHL) Simpson (Beckenham) 12, Mary-Anne South West Cricket 149/9 (H Kirk 79). Heritage 20) Sydenham 34 79; Sydenham 15 (NAC) 2, Jack Keown (CHC) 3, Sarah Uden Poore Cup (club with most premiership points Brooke Cutting 2, K Bromhead, Poihaere Clark, Watt (AUCKLAND) 12.37sec 1. 300 metres 2.90m 1, Alex Mander (NBOL) 2.30m 2. Triple Johnstone (Elmwood) 21 Rosemary Finch Yr 9 Section 2 – Christs White 33/5 South 112/4 Sydenham 17 59. (NAC) 4. Group D: Henry Matterson (CHC) 1, all grades, seniors and juniors): Halswell. Courtney Warren). Hurdles (762mm) - Mackenzie Keenan (COBU) Jump - Jayden Mitchell-Phillips (SCAN) 11.34m (Beckenham) 7, Dawn Richards (Halswell) won West Cricket Blue 32; STAC B 54 STAC C 42; Year 3 Boys Twenty20 Red – OBC 45 109 Olivia Dyer (KAI) 2, Calib Coulter (NAC) 3, Kayla Club Of The Year (as voted by referees): Western Australia Flames 9 NZ White Sox 2 (7 46.78sec 1, Maicalia Steinegg (COBU) 1 Bradley Lang (SCAN) 10.87m 2, Brodie by default, Adele Greenfield (Beckenham) 21 SBHS Gold 100/6 Ricc HS 98; CBHS White STAC 3 109; New Brighton 5 110 Marist- Meltzer (KAI) 4. Group E: Timothy Carey (CHC) Hornby. hits: R Bromhead 2, Cutting, K Hiku, 49.36sec 2, Eleanor Burgess (PTOC) 57.80sec Thomas (CHAV) 10.79m 3. Shot Put (5kg) - Serena Mathews (Leeston) 15. 140/3 (N Cameron 54) CBHS Gold 139; SBHS Harewood 15 107; OBC 42 117 (Q Smith 23) 1, Luke Bryant (NAC) 2, Dylan Day (CHC) 3, Ben CRL Trophy (volunteer of the year): Ray Hira Bromhead, N Hiku — triple). 3. 2000 metres Steeplechase - Sarah Andre Laredo (CANU) 8.83m 1. Discus Throw Semifinals: Khan 21 Johnstone 9, Greenfield Blue 115/9 St Thom 105/9; CBHS Red default OBC 40 115; Marist-Harewood 18 148 Blyth (NAC) 4. Group F: Blake Day (CHC) 1, (Juniors Committee president). Summerlee (SUMN) 8:57.64 1, Rebecca Batin (1.25kg) - Hamish Dewar (SCAN) 40.69m 1. 21 Richards 14. to North West Cricket Blue; Weedons 46/5 Parklands 348/; OBC 44 145 OBC 43 87/; Connor Harrison (CHC) 2, Carissa Graham John Kerrigan Memorial Cup (supporters ❯❯ (SUMN) 9:20.36 2. High Jump - Erica Winton Discus Throw (1.5kg) - Tom Couper (SCAN) Final: Greenfield 21 Khan 5. North Canty Vision 42. Marist-Harewood 16 110 (C Hanrahan 4-8) OBC (CHC) 3, Kassey Tumu (KAI) 4. trophy): Barry Ball (Sydenham). YACHTING (PHOX) 1.55m 1, Emily Ashton (PTOC) 1.45m 2, 38.39m 1, Philip Meikle (CANU) 33.76m 2, Men Yr 9 T20 – Parklands 10 default to CBHS 41 93; East Shirley 17 141 MP 990/6. Presidents Trophy (club president of the LYTTELTON Lauren Beckett (CHAV) 1.40m 3. Pole Vault - Andre Laredo (CANU) 28.08m 3. Hammer Quarterfinals: Gary Lawson (Belfast) 21 Robin Orange; North West Cricket 88/5 Christ’s Twenty20 Black – OBC 47 109/5 (M Allison 23) ❯❯ RUGBY LEAGUE year): Tony Grenfell (Riccarton). Sprint One, Division 1: Harmony (Cedric Jessica Boyd (PTOC) 3.00m 1. Long Jump - Throw (5kg) - Hamish Dewar (SCAN) 23.88m 1. Moffat (Hornby Domain) 12, Darren Redway Black 87. OBC 48 81/5; Sydenham 21 115 (C Stewart 3- Rochelle MacPherson Trophy (administrator Andrews) 1, Bumble Bee (Geoff Mentinkl) 2, Mackenzie Keenan (COBU) 5.06m 1, Joanna Javelin Throw (700gm) - Tom Couper (SCAN) (Rangiora) 21 Ian McNish (Kaiapoi Riverside) JUNIORS 8) Sumner 9 Surf 94. CANTERBURY of the year: Nicky Churton (Northern Blue Lady (Kent France) 3. Division 2: Oryszczak (PHOX) 4.90m 2, Nicole Sequira 46.82m 1. 17, Andrew Kelly (Canterbury) 21 Alvin Premier - BWU 1 121/6 STAC 95 (W Kennedy Year 2 Kiwi Red – OBC 53 126 (N Gibb 30 W Prize winners at the 2011 Canterbury Rugby Bulldogs). Sunseeker (John Cullens) 1, Outlaw (Bill Hall) 2, (NBOL) 4.75m 3. Triple Jump - Charlotte Coard Masters: 2000 metres Steeplechase - Walter Gardiner (Elmwood) 16, Ashley Diamond 3-12 H Richards 3-13 L Campbell 3-19); Dobbs 20) Marist-Harewood 20 60; Marist- League senior division awards ceremony. NZ Masters Cup (manager of the year): Alby Paprika (David Vile) 3. Division 3: Visions (PTOC) 9.13m 1. Shot Put (3kg) - Maddy Hume (SCAN) 9:41.04 1. Discus Throw (1kg) - (Cashmere) 21 Graham Chapman (Burnside) 4. Sydenham 1 135/8 (C Hooper 47no M Harewood 19 101 OBC 52 80. Kiwi Black – OBC PREMIERS Murphy (Papanui). (Tristin Ornsby) 1 Untouchables (Simon Harris) Carruthers (CANU) 11.75m 1, Lynsay Malone Rick Davison (NBOL) 37.32m 1. Hammer Throw Semifinals: Lawson 21 Redway 13, Kelly 21 McKellar 3-9) Medbury 1 134/8 (W Morley-Hall 50 146 Hornby 367; Sydenham 23 185 (A Turner and Le Brun Cup (most goals): Sean NZ Masters Trophy (coach of the year): Shane 2 Division 4: Breathless (Willie Newman) 1, (PTOC) 8.24m 2. Discus Throw - Ruby (5kg) - Rick Davison (NBOL) 30.01m 1. Diamond 11. 31); OBC Prems 128/4 Hals 1 127/6 (A Heenan Hickford 15 H Read 15 C Cadillac 15 H Judd 19 Scott (Halswell) 61. W Middleton Cup: (runner- Endacott (Halswell). Trailblazer (James Ensor) 2. Cochrane (SCAN) 35.43m 1, Ashleigh Lord Mixed: 1500 metres - Ben Musson (PTOC) Final: Kelly 21 Lawson 10. 47); MP 1 133/7 Medbury 295. B Scott 18) Hals 23 96. up most goals): Kodi Warbrick (Linwood), D V Syme Rosebowl (senior sportsman of the Sprint Two, Division 1: Harmony 1, Bumble Bee (SCAN) 23.17m 2. Hammer Throw (3kg) - 4:13.04 1, Andrew Stark (CHAV) 4:21.01 2, Year 8 Boys Section 1 – Cagr 1 160/9 (S Flavell Year 1 Kiwi Red – Marist-Harewood 22 90 (F James Baxendale (Hornby) 46. year): Kolone Faalilo (Aranui). 2. Division 2: Sunseeker 1, Paprika 2. Half N Lauren Bruce (SCAN) 36.67m 1, Helen Kilden Jared Monk (PTOC) 4:23.64 3. 3000 metres - ❯❯ 55) St Thom Red 47/8 (T Botting 3-5); Sumner Bainbridge 18no) New Brighton 685; OBC 57 A G Bailey Cup: (most tries): Jacob Paul Travel Masters Trophy (outstanding male Half (Andrew Macdonald) 3. Division 3: Visions (PTOC) 24.82m 2, Hannah Boyd (PTOC) Thomas Holmes (CANU) 9:35.42 1, Sean CRICKET 1 105/5 Hals 2 102/7. Section 2 – Sydenham 105 MP 12 85; Parklands 288Marist- (Halswell) 16. player of the year): Jaye Pukepuke (Halswell). 1, Sapphire (Phil Galloway) 2, Untouchables 3. 22.15m 3. Javelin Throw (600gm) - Maddy Eustace (CHAV) 9:44.17 2, Rosa Flanagan YOUTH 33 65/3 Hals 464/7; Marist-Harewood 3 Harewood 21 67. Kiwi Black – Hals 22 121 (S Desmond Rogers Memorial Trophy (competed Seniors:- Division 2: Kidd Mitchell Cup Division 4: Breathless 1, Trailblazer 2. Carruthers (CANU) 32.53m 1, Lauren Bruce (CANU) 10:06.91 3. 5000 metres - Ben Ford Canterbury Schools 1st XI 1 day – STAC 123/8 default to Cagr 2. Clince 18 C Bunz 17 ) OBC 58 42; Sumner 10 for weekly): Riccarton. (premiership): Timaru. Parata Shield (grand Sprint Three, Division 1: Harmony 1, Bumble (SCAN) 17.17m 2. (NCAN) 17:08.63 1, Roger Tackney (TIMA) (L Carter 53no) CBHS 1st XI 122; SBHS 223/9 Year 7 Premier – Hals 574/5 Medbury 470/8; Swell 102 Hals 25 52. Ian Barr Memorial Cup (between Hornby and final winner): Timaru. Bee 2. Division 2: Outlaw 1, Paprika 2, Half N Men: 100 metres - Section 1: Nick Ash (CANU) 18:42.19 2. 3000 metres Race Walk - Kate (T McLellan 55 B Hanham 56) CBHS 2nd XI Parklands 7 147/5 STAC 7a 65/8; OBC Colts Year 7/8 Girls – Sydenham 29 141/5 (I Papanui): Hornby. Division 1: Old Crowe Trophy (premiership): Half 3. Division 3: Visions 1, Sapphire 2, 11.31sec 1, David Elliott (CCCA) 11.63sec 2, Newitt (PRHL) 16:00.27 1, Philip Meikle (CNU) 215/9 (J Milne 5-69); St Bedes 121/4 North 101/3 OBC 6 100/8; BWU 299/7 New Brighton Mckenzie 26no N Saadbarg 3- 3) Marist- Gore Cup (section 2 grand final): Riccarton. Sydenham. University Cup (grand final Untouchables 3. Division 4: Breathless 1, Shannon Joseph (PHOX) 11.66sec 3; Section 2: 17:07.54 2, Joshua Kokich (CHAV) 17:40.52 3. West Cricket 120; Christ’s 140 Ashburton Coll 168/8; Sydenham 3 110/3 Marist-Harewood 1 Harewood 11 92/7; OBCC Navy 153/6 Hals 3 Tavendale Cup: (1st round premiership): winner): Burnham. Trailblazer 2. Sean van der Busse (PHOX) 11.53sec 1, 4 x 100 metres Relay - COBU "A" 48.60sec 1, 76. 109/8 (L Gill 39 J Johnstone 28). Section 1 – 90; Cagr/STA 7 149/8 (M Gray 32) Mid Canty Halswell. Premier Reserves: Carol Crozier Trophy Fleet Result: Vision 1, Breathless 2, Harmony Matthew Harris (PTOC) 11.93sec 2, Cameron COBU "B" 51.80sec 2, CHAV 55.29sec 3. Canterbury Schools 1st XI Reserve 1 day – OBC 885/5 (T Norris 3-9) OBC 776/6;MP2 112/8; East Shirley G1 113/5 (R Kuru 36no) New City Plaque (2nd round premiership): (premiership): Halswell. Fred Arneson Trophy 3, Paprika 4.