THE PRESS, Christchurch Monday, April 4, 2011 SUPERSPORT B9

HARNESS RACING IN BRIEF

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Odlin elite win ❯❯ Paul Odlin won the elite Classy Aussies set to waltz home in Interdoms race at yesterday’s Forest Estate 101-kilometre A word of advice if you are multiple successes on Friday of the fastest racehorses over 100th appearance on a race trotter, Let Me Thru put paid The Australian pacers Graperide in Marlborough. going to be at the Matt night that from whatever a furlong in Australasia in track this week, and sixth to those hopes with his come- filled the top five scoring Aggressive teamwork saw Interdominion Grand Finals angle you look at it, things do Themightyquinn, and on the Interdominion final, and from-last win. positions after both rounds of Odlin win his second Graperide on Friday night – learn the Markham not look good for the host other the dour staying ability another former champion, Mr Springbank Richard, heats and on that alone leave title from his Subway team- words to Advance Australia nation. of Smoken Up. Feelgood and it’s all about the Stylish Monarch and the New Zealand team likely mate Sam Horgan in 2hr Fair. While no New Zealander Their stark contrast in green and gold. Sovereignty still give us some to struggle to run in the first 26min. Horgan was first to Come the end of the night Comment wants to see victory go to racing style makes for an Until last Friday night hope, but in order to beat Let three. make an impression in the they will be singing it from Australia in any sport, the intriguing prospect for this prospects were looking Me Thru everything will have There could be some hope race, getting away with a the stabling block and any prospect of this week’s Pacing week’s final. promising for the Kiwi to fall into place. in how tonight’s barrier draw small group of riders in the other crevice that they can over the last two weeks looks is nothing short Add to that grand trotting contingent, but in one It’s a domination that is plays out. But it is difficult to first 40km stretch from find as the Australian almost certain to continue. of mouth-watering. champion pacer Blacks A of the best performances ever rare for the series, with believe we won’t be listening Blenheim to Picton. Odlin domination of harness racing Such was the ease of their On one hand you have one Fake, which will make its seen at Alexandra Park by a favouritism usually shared . to Advance Australia Fair. broke from the chasing bunch and worked hard on whittling the group down. GOLF HOCKEY Roulston hit ❯❯ New Zealand road race champion and double Beijing Olympics medallist Hayden HSOB-Burnside Roulston was hit by a car yesterday while training in Ko edges Spain with his HTC Highroad team. Team spokeswoman women prevail Kristy Scrymgeour told the RoadCycling.co.nz website Strong pressure from the SCORERS that Roulston had no broken High School Old Boys- bones but had his arm in a Burnside women ensured that Women sling. The team would send out Cho they continued their Selwyn 3 (Sophie Devine 2, Jane him for more scans today but unbeaten start to the Canter- Maley) Harewood 1 (Mal Goss). he was still in their line-up for Carlton-Redcliffs 2 (Fiona bury Porritt Cup premier club Morrison, Krystal Scott) Avon 0. the six-day Vuelta Pais Vasco hockey competition. The HSOB-Burnside 5 (Sian Fremaux 3, race in the Basque region latest win, over Hornby, 5-1, Rachel McCann, Emma Rose) starting tomorrow. was highlighted by Canter- Hornby Tigers 1 (Sarah Reid). bury representative Sian Fre- Men to retain HSOB-Burnside 3 (Levi Barrow, Gill in team maux’s hat-trick. Nico Griffen, Andrew Searle) ❯❯ The first half was Carlton-Redcliffs 2 (Ben Craw, Multiple age-group shot put dominated by Burnside, Shashil Govind). Harewood 4 world record holder Jacko Gill which applied pressure (Richard Bain 2, Ryan Cocking, heads a preliminary list of 10 throughout. In the fourth Willie Hayde) University 0. Selwyn New Zealanders named minute, Emma Rose opened 6 (Hayden Shaw 3, Phil Black, Cam yesterday for the world youth Moore, Matt Wilson) Avon 2 (Rob NI title the scoring for Burnside. The track and field championships Dickie, Brydon Hensen). second was scored by Fre- in Lille, France, from July 6-10. The sensational summer has dropped shot in his first 54 maux and Burnside were 2-0 The team: Men – Joshua Hawkins continued for 13-year-old holes. up at the break. ‘‘We played better than the 5-1 (Auckland) 200 metres, 110m Lydia Ko, who edged out rival ‘‘Today I just tried to hit it Early in the second half, result.’’ hurdles), Brendon Barnett (Tasman) long jump, Jackson Gill (Auck) shot and world No 2 Cecilia Cho to straight and keep in play and Sarah Reid scored Hornby’s After three weeks of put, Nicholas Southgate (Auck) pole win the North Island hopefully make some putts,’’ only goal of the game. Porritt Cup matches, the vault, Pascal Kethers (Auck) pole strokeplay title in Auckland Ko said. ‘‘I didn’t hit it as well Hornby matched Burnside championships start this vault. Women – Margot Gibson yesterday. as I had in the first three for long periods of the second week. (Canty) 1500m, Keeley O’Hagan The world No 3 amateur rounds though. half but the few chances In the other women’s (Auck) high jump, Melissa-Maree Farrington (overseas) 100m hurdles, fired a three-under 69 at ‘‘I think this kind of battle Hornby had were well games at the weekend, Sel- heptathlon, Siositina Hakeai (Auck) Whitford Park to finish on will make us both better On the move: Keas forward Jason Bamford – pictured in Kaiapoi colours – scored twice for Linwood against his covered by Burnside goal- wyn continued their winning shot put, discus, Merewarihi Vaka 10-under par 278, beating her players.’’ old team on Saturday. Photo: KENT CADDICK keeper Lisa Watson. start to the season, beating (Auck) shot put, discus. New Zealand team-mate by The pair were well clear of At the heart of HSOB- Harewood 3-1, and Carlton- one shot, to retain the title she third-placed Hanee Song Burnside’s attack was Rachel Redcliffs made amends for Davies at top won in Taupo last year. (North Shore) who was 10 McCann, who played a key last week’s loss, beating Avon It follows top performances shots behind the winner. role in many of their attack- 2-0. ❯❯ Holder Rhys Davies including leading amateur at Fox was never under any ing moves, and three goals in In men’s games, HSOB- recovered from a poor start to the Australian and New pressure in a one-horse race Keas undo Bulldogs quick succession in the final Burnside edged Carlton- his third round to remain on Zealand Opens and victory in for the men’s honours, quarter consolidated Burn- Redcliffs 3-2, Harewood course for back-to-back the Australian Amateur starting the day with a 10-shot side’s lead. remained at the top of the victories at the Hassan II strokeplay. buffer. Hornby coach Craig table after a 4-0 win against Trophy on Saturday. He joined Ryan Fox claimed his first It continues a superb year in mate against mate McIntosh thought his team University, and a Hayden fellow Briton David Horsey at New Zealand golf champion- for Fox with some strong did well, considering the Shaw hat-trick helped Selwyn the top of the leaderboard on ship event in commanding performances at home and in strength of the opposition. beat Avon 6-2. 10-under 205. Welshman fashion, winning the men’s Australia. Tony Smith Weepu and powerfully Sauni, Matt Molioo and Uma Davies carded a four-under 68 title by a remarkable 11 shots. ‘‘The win means a lot to built wing Will Tafua, who Mulitalo also got on the while Englishman Horsey went Fox, 23, who was a member me,’’ Fox said. ‘‘I’ve been Two off-season acquisitions also scored two tries, were scoresheet in the first one better with a 67. Jaco Van at Whitford Park in his forma- playing really well all year showed their old mates no Halswell’s players of the day, premiership game held at ROWING Zyl (65) was in third place on tive golf years, shot a one- and this is a continuation. mercy as the four favoured with Jacob Paul, the Gladstone Park, the Woodend 206. New Zealand’s Michael under 70 yesterday to finish ‘‘I’ve worked really hard. teams opened the Canterbury premiership’s top tryscorer in Rugby Club’s home ground. Campbell was in a tie for 20th on a superb 17-under par 267. The big improvements have rugby league premiership 2010, and former Warriors In the round’s closest after shooting 71 to be on After rounds of 65, 67 and been off the tee where I am with expected victories. Toyota Cup half Shaun Scott contest, Hornby Panthers four-under par 211. 65, Fox was comparatively much straighter and on the Jason Bamford – man of also scoring. loose forward Corey Lawrie Maadi Cup event subdued with his final round greens where I’ve eliminated the match in 2007 when the Former New Zealand led by example as player- Erakovic in final 70, mixing four birdies with the three-putts. then Kaiapoi Bulldogs won Residents prop Jaye coach, scoring two tries in a Christchurch secondary Christchurch Girls’ High three bogeys, after only one ‘‘The thing is I am still not the grand final against Lin- Pukepuke – Halswell’s second 16-4 win over the Aranui schools had to bow to their also had to settle for second ❯❯ New Zealand tennis player hitting enough fairways but wood – switched clubs in the signing from Celebration – Eagles after a scoreless first northern counterparts in the against a Waikato Diocesan Marina Erakovic is into the I’m not hitting it into big summer and scored three carted the ball up willingly. half at Leslie Park. Big centre national finals of the under-18 School crew who won the singles final of a Challenger trouble. tries as the Linwood Keas South Island centre Bruce Craig Smith and Rimoni Fetu eights at Maadi Cup rowing girls eights final by a com- event in Pelham, Alabama, in ‘‘It’s the same on the beat the Bulldogs 42-10 at Havea had a strong game for notched the Panthers’ other regatta at Lake Karapiro on manding six seconds. the United States. Erakovic, greens where I’ve still got lots Woodend on Saturday. Celebration, carving up Hals- tries, while Philip Lavea Saturday. The Girls’ High crew ranked 229 in the world, beat of room for improvement. South Island centre Manu well’s defence with some scored for Aranui. The Christ’s College eight comprised Georgia Meates, France’s Caroline Garcia 6-1 ‘‘I am pretty excited about Weepu was only cleared late power-packed bursts, while The Riccarton Knights finished runner-up by almost Phoebe Spoors, Grace Spoors, 6-3 in the semifinals. She will the improvements I’ve made last week to transfer from Wally Hillary and Kasi Leka shut out the Papanui Tigers three seconds behind Auck- Ella Dromgool, Sarah Nelson, play third seed and world and what I can still achieve. Celebration to Halswell. got the Lions’ tries. 32-0 at Papanui Domain, with land Grammar School who in Virginia Wright, Holly Pater- No 92 Renata Voracova for the ‘‘I am looking forward to He dotted down twice as Linwood welcomed coach tries by James Tongia (two), turn broke Hamilton Boys’ son, Emma Wylie and Kate title. the New Zealand amateur the Halswell Hornets beat the Charlie Schooner back to Tonga Mounga, Shane High’s winning streak. Darby cox. now.’’ Celebration Lions 30-10 at premier football with an Tamatea, Luke Rosvall, Vince The College eight com- St Margaret’s College fin- Azarenka win Fox finished 11 shots ahead Halswell Domain. eight-try win over the North- Brown and Tim Ray. prised Alex Wing, James ished sixth and Rangi Ruru of Christchurch’s Keelan Kil- Halswell coach Shane ern Bulldogs, which scored all Brent Ringdahl’s Knights Luxton, Jack Ballantyne, eighth in the race. ❯❯ Shrieking with every shot, patrick (Russley) on six- Endacott said the game was their points in the first half. led 14-0 at halftime and piled George Sim, George Murray, Waikato Diocesan won the No 8 seed Victoria Azarenka under, with fellow Royal tight in the first half with Bamford led the Keas’ try on another 18 unanswered Henry Hurst, Jack Ackland, Star Trophy for the most won the Sony Ericsson Open by Auckland clubmate, Fraser Halswell leading 10-4 at the parade with three points against a Tigers team Cameron Clemence and cox points. They accumulated 53 beating Maria Sharapova 6-1, Wilkin, a further shot back in interval, but the Hornets ran touchdowns. Siona Tuiloma, missing four players at New Louis Redmond. Marlborough to finish ahead of St Peters, 26, 6-4 in yesterday’s final. Agencies Ryan Fox third. NZPA away in the second spell. Shane Bowden, Matthew Zealand touch trials. Boys’ College was fourth. and St Margaret’s, 21.

RESULTS

❯❯ 278–Keelan Kilpatrick (Russley) 70 70 67 71 204–Tseng Ya Ni (TPE) 70 68 66 U17 4X: Marl 1, St Bede’s 3.U18 2X: Nelson 1 Melton 19 Waihora 34. Gold 55 Ohoka 0. Under 11: Kaiapoi Gold 40, Graham, J Smith, J Williams tries; J Williams 3 Single rescue: ARCHERY 279–Fraser Wilkin (Royal Auckland) 71 70 67 206–Stacy Lewis (USA) 66 69 71 TBHS 2 Rang HS 3.U18 2X (L) TBHS 2 St AC 3. Under 11: West Melton Gold 20 Springston/ Ohoka 5. Under 10: Kaiapoi Gold 15, Hurunui 0. goals) at Owen Delaney Park, Taupo. Referee: Premier: East End Red (Andrew Cronin/James CLOUT CHAMPIONSHIPS 71 208–Morgan Pressel (USA) 70 69 69 U15 4X+: St Bede’s 2.U18 1X: Marl 3.U16 2X: Southbridge 17, Rolleston 17 Banks Peninsula Under 9: Cheviot-Glenmark 25, Ohoka 10. Gavin Badger, Brett Suttor. Crowd: 14,645. Morwood/Emma Cronin) 1, Waimarama (Ben Men’s compound: Kenny Rogers 1, Paul Bates 280–Jonathon Ratcliffe (Akarana) 70 69 69 72 210–Michelle Wie (USA) 74 67 69 St Bede’s 1.U18 4+ Marl 3.U17 2X: TBHS 1 0, Prebbleton White 0 Prebbleton Blue 49, Under 8: Ashley 25, Saracens 25 (Ashley win St George Illawarra 20 (D Boyd, M Cooper, J Cross/Michael Harman/Leila Cross) 2, East 2. Junior men’s recurve: Peter Garner 1. Cadet 282–Sam An (Titirangi) 70 72 70 70, Lachie 211–Angela Stanford (USA) 72 72 67 Nelson 2, Marl 3.U17 1X: Marl 1.U18 2-: C Dunsandel/Irwell 60 Selwyn/Sheffield 5, pennant as they scored the first try.) Nightingale tries; J Soward 4 goals) bt End Black (Campbell Begg/Lisa Cox/Geoffrey men’s compound: Sean Bates 1. Cadet men’s McDonald (Marton) 68 74 71 69 212–Mika Miyazato (JPN) 67 75 70, Chie College 3.U18 4+ (L) C College 1.U18 4X+: Diamond Harbour 27 West Melton Blue 24, Newcastle 18 (C Houston, J McManus, C Cronin) 3. recurve: Hamish McDowell 1, Riley Divett 2. 283–Bradley Kendall (Mt Maunganui) 75 72 66 Arimura (JPN) 68 73 71, Brittany Lincicome Nelson 1 Marl 2. Waihora 20 Darfield 17. ❯❯ RUGBY LEAGUE Paterson tries; K Gidley 3 goals) at Ausgrid Senior: East End (Mitchell Gregg/Jack Women’s recurve: Maria Tucker 1, Maree 70, Ross Valentine (Remuera) 68 78 67 70 (USA) 66 72 74 GIRLS Under 10 East: Prebbleton Blue 45 Lincoln 15, Stadium, Newcastle. Referee: Ben Cummins, Anderson/Scott Busing) 1, St Kilda (Michael 284–Brad Hayward (New Plymouth) 75 72 66 Rolleston Black 5 Springston 20, Prebbleton CANTY PREMIERSHIP Hughes 2, Jo Sun Kim 3. Junior women’s 213–Kang Ji-Min (KOR) 72 69 72 U18 8+: CGHS 2.U16 2X: Craighead 2, Roncalli Tony De Las Heras. Crowd: 20,986. Kinraid/Sam Kinraid/Melissa Ibbotson) 2, recurve: Katie Gregson 1. Cub girls’ recurve: 71 Red 25 Waihora Black 30, Southbridge 5 Linwood Keas 42 (Jason Bamford 3, Siona Sydney Roosters 24 (T Carney, M Kennedy, S 214–Kim Mi-Hyun (KOR) 70 75 69, Karen 3.U18 4+ (N): St Margs 2, CGHS 3.U15 8+: St North Beach (Luke Edwards/Peter Taylor/ Victoria Tucker 1. Kiwi girls’ compound: Lauren 286–Tyler Lock (Castlecliff) 68 78 69 71, Luke Margs 2.U18 4X+: Burn HS 3.U16 4+: St Waihora White 40. Under 10 West: West Tuiloma, Shane Bowden, Matthew Sauni, Matt Kenny-Dowall, A Minichiello tries; B Anasta 4 Stupples (ENG) 71 72 71, Sophie Gustafson Daniel Wakefield) 3. North Beach (Luke Tucker 1. Toomey (Ngaruawahia) 71 69 71 75, Cameron Margs 2.U18 2X(L): St Margs 2.U15 2X: St AC Melton Gold 10 Rolleston Blue 50, Rolleston Molioo, Uma Mulitalo tries; Kodi Warbrick 2, goals, M Pearce field goal) bt Wests Tigers 6 (SWE) 72 68 74, Jane Park (USA) 68 70 76 Edwards/Peter Taylor/Daniel Wakefield) 3. Jones (North Shore) 70 76 71 69 215–Ji Eun-Hee (KOR) 75 71 69, Pak Se-Ri 2, Craighead 3.U16 4X=: Craighead 1,StAC2, Gold 50 Rolleston Red 25, Prebbleton White Tino Elisara 2, Casey Rastrick goals) beat (A Woods try; B Marshall goal) at Sydney Under 21: Mt Maunganui (Chad Wheeler/Kirby Women, par 72: (KOR) 73 71 71, Katie Futcher (USA) 70 71 74, Roncalli 3.U18 4+: CGHS 2.U18 2X (N): CGHS 45 Darfield Blue 20, Dunsandel/Irwell 55 Northern Bulldogs 10 (Ian Fergusson, Harry Football Stadium. Referee: Tony Archer, Alan ❯❯ Wheeler/Sam Roy) 1, Waimarama (Timothy FOOTBALL 278 Lydia Ko (North Shore) 67 71 71 69 Amy Yang (KOR) 70 69 76 3.U18 4 +(L): St Margs 1.U18 8+: St Margs 2. Selywn/Sheffield 10. Solomon tries; Josh Reuben goal). HT: 24-10. Shortall. Crowd: 20,479. Cox/Zoe Nilsson/Jason Harman) 2, East End 279–Cecilia Cho (Pakuranga) 73 67 69 70 216–Anna Nordqvist (SWE) 69 74 73, Sandra U18 2-: CGHS 2.U17 4+: Craighead 2, Villa Under 8 East: Diamond Harbour 15 Lincoln Referee: Jason Wilson. (Jared Gray/Scott Nelson/Zoe Avison) 3. Premier league: Arsenal 0 Blackburn Rovers 0, 288–Hanee Song (North Shore) 69 68 75 76 Gal (GER) 67 74 75 Maria 3.U15 4X+: Craighead 1.U16 1X: Black 70, Prebbleton Red 30 Springston 10, Halswell Hornets 30 (Manu Weepu 2, Will Salford 10 Crusaders 16, Hull 18 Castleford 20, Birmingham City 2 Bolton Wanderers 1, 293–Chantelle Cassidy (Tokoroa) 76 73 73 71 217–Paula Creamer (USA) 73 74 70, Juli Craighead 2,U17 4X+: St AC 1 Villa 2.U15 4+: Waihora White 25 Waihora Black 35, Tafua 2, Jacob Paul, Shaun Scott tries; Scott Leeds 22 Wigan 22, St Helens 34 Hull KR 16. Women: Everton 2 Aston Villa 2, Newcastle United 4 301–Emily Perry (Lochiel) 79 74 73 75 Inkster (USA) 73 73 71, Maria Hjorth (SWE) 75 Marl 2, St Margs 3. Southbridge 10 Prebbleton Blue 35, Lincoln 2, Jamie Nuttridge goals) beat Celebration CRL LOWER GRADES Assembly rescue: Fitzroy (Emma Crofsky/ Lions 10 (Wally Hillary, Kasi Leka tries; Steve Wolverhampton Wanderers 1, Stoke City 1 303–Celyn Khoo (Pakuranga) 77 76 71 79 70 72, Alena Sharp (CAN) 71 73 73, Karrie Red 55 Waihora Red 10. Under 8 West: Premier reserves: Halswell 56 Celebration 10, Katie Watts/Courtney Sole) 1, East End (Kylie Fenika goal). HT: 10-4. Referee: Peter Chelsea 1, West Bromwich Albion 2 Liverpool 304–Jesse Hamilton (Maungakiekie) 81 74 75 Webb (AUS) 69 74 74, Kim In-Kyung (KOR) 75 ❯❯ Rolleston Blue 50 Rolleston Gold 0, Darfield 0 Papanui 28 Riccarton 18, Hornby 20 Aranui 0. Bridger/Sarah Sharp/Rebecca Busing) 2,St RUGBY Sherwood. 1, West Ham United 2 Manchester United 4, 74. 67 75, Julieta Granada (PAR) 72 70 75, Lee Prebbleton Green 50, Rolleston Red 50 Kirwee 16 years: Halswell 20 Aranui 0, Linwood 46 Kilda (Julia Clement/Anna Tangata/Kate Wigan Athletic 0 Tottenham Hotspur 0. HOUSTON OPEN Seon-Hwa (KOR) 72 70 75. SEVENS 10, Prebbleton White 10 West Melton Blue 70, Riccarton Knights 32 (James Tongia 2, Tonga Northern 14. Robertson) 3. Collated New Zealand results from the Mounga, Shane Tamatea, Luke Rosvall, Vince League One: Charlton 3 Leyton Orient 1, (Par 72; US unless stated) Dunsandel/Irwell 20 Selwyn/Sheffield 50, 13 years: Papanui 28 Aranui 26, Halswell 60 Single rescue: Fitzroy (Emma Crofsky/Katie second and final day of the Australian leg of Brown, Tim Ray tries; Tamatea, Jared Neho Exeter 2 Dagenham & Redbridge 1, Notts 203–Phil Mickelson 70 70 63, Scott Verplank Rolleston Black 25 West Melton Gold 55. Northern 0, Celebration 36 Addington 12. Watts/Courtney Sole) 1, Mt Maunganui (Mare ❯❯ HOCKEY the sevens rugby world series at Adelaide goals) beat Papanui Tigers 0. HT: 14-0. County 0 Oldham 2, Rochdale 2 Brighton 2, 73 65 65 Under 7 East: Prebbleton 355Banks 10 years: Aranui 26 Hornby W 24, Hornby B 10 Haitsma/Fergus Rieger/Lauren Assink) 2,St Oval yesterday:- Referee: Adam Burns. Sheffield Wednesday 2 Colchester 1, 204–Aaron Baddeley (Australia) 73 65 66 CHA Peninsula Gold 30, Prebbleton 745Springston Halswell 6. Kilda (Julia Clement/Anna Tangata/Kate Quarterfinal: New Zealand 47 (Frank Halai 2, Hornby Panthers 16 (Corey Lawrie 2, Craig Southampton 3 Milton Keynes Dons 2, Chris Kirk 66 69 69 Results of matches played in the Canterbury Black 30, Waihora White 55 Banks Peninsula 9 years: Halswell G 30 Linwood 20. Robertson) 3. Swindon 1 Hartlepool 1, Tranmere 0 205–David Hearn (Canada) 69 70 66, Anthony Hockey Association’s competitions: Solomon King 2, Toby Arnold, Tomasi Cama, Red 50, Waihora Green 20 Springston Green Smith, Rimoni Fetu tries; James Baxendale 2 8 years: Papanui 20 Halswell G 16. Open teams race: East End Black (Jared Gray/ Huddersfield 2, Yeovil 0, Bristol Rovers 1. Kim 72 64 69 Junior 11-a-side Boys’ preliminary round: Lote Raikabula tries; Cama 6 con) Argentina 7 45, Diamond Harbour 55 Lincoln 60. Under 7 goals) beat Aranui Eagles 4 (Philip Lavea try). 7 years: Hornby 36 Halswell R 24, Northern B Mitchell Gregg/Scott Nelson/Scott Busing/ League Two: Accrington Stanley 3 206–Steve Stricker 67 72 67 HSOB/Burnside 11 Carlton Redcliffs 0; (Javier Ortega Desio try; Gonzalo Gutierrez West: Selwyn Black 45 Darfield Red 45, West HT: 0-0. Referee: Graham Morrell. 48 Burnham 10, Halswell G 48 Linwood 10, Jack Anderson) 1, East End Red (Campbell Northampton 1, Burton Albion 1 Barnet 4, Bury 207–Nate Smith 69 72 66, Hunter Mahan 70 Cathedral Grammar 9 Harewood Blue 1; Taboada con). Halftime: 26-0. Melton Green 40 Prebbleton 530, West NRL Halswell B 36 Woolston 22. Begg/Andrew Cronin/James Morwood/ 3 Oxford 0, Chesterfield 2 Port Vale 0, Crewe 8 71 66, Robert Allenby (Australia) 68 72 67, Harewood Red 8 Hornby 1; Medbury 2 St Semifinal: New Zealand 33 (Frank Halai 3,Tim Melton Black 40 Darfield Blue 40, Prebbleton 2 Round four results and standings: Cheltenham 1, Gillingham 0 Hereford 0, Padraig Harrington (Ireland) 68 69 70 Andrew’s College 1; Selwyn-Sydenham 13 Mikkelson, Lote Raikabula tries; Tomasi Cama 0 Kirwee 50, Selwyn Green 60 Sheffield 50. South Sydney 32 (D Farrell 3, N Merritt 2,F ❯❯ Geoffrey Cronin/Emma Cronin) 2, Waimarama Rotherham 0 Morecambe 1, Shrewsbury 4 208–Ben Curtis 70 70 68, J.J. Henry 73 70 65, Marist 0. 4 con) Samoa 17 (Ofisa Treviranus, Tom Under 7 South: Dunsandel/Irwell White 60 Talanoa tries; I Luke 2, C Sandow 2 goals) bt SURF L’SAVING (Timothy Cox/Ben Cross/Michael Harman/ Jason Harman/Leila Cross) 3. Macclesfield 1, Southend 0 Aldershot 0, Vaughn Taylor 68 71 69, Michael Putnam 70 Junior 11-a-side girls’ division 1 preliminary Iosefo, Afa Aiono tries; Lolo Lui con). Halftime: Southbridge Black 25, Leeston 25 Rolleston Manly 30 (J Buhrer 2, D Harrison, W Hopoate, M RESCUE BOAT Stevenage 2 Bradford 1, Torquay 2 Lincoln 0, 69 69. round: St Margaret’s/Selwyn House 0 Selwyn- 21-7. White 55, Rolleston Black 95 Southbridge Oldfield, A Watmough tries; D Cherry-Evans 3 Results from the final day of surf lifesaving’s Final points: East End 90, Fitzroy 28, Wycombe 2 Stockport 0. EUROPEAN Sydenham Green 0; Hornby Tigers 7 HSOB/ Final: New Zealand 28 (Tomasi Cama 2, Lote White 100, Rolleston Blue 50 Southbridge Blue goals) at Bluetongue Stadium, Sydney. national inflatable rescue boat (IRB) Waimarama and St Kilda 26, Taylors Mistake SCOTLAND Leading third round scores from the Hassan II Burnside Blue 1; Marist Green 1 Harewood Red Raikabula, Frank Halai tries; Cama 4 con) 50. Under 7 North: West Melton Blue 45 West Referee: Adam Devcich, Ashley Klein. Crowd: championships in Whangamata yesterday: and Mt Maunganui 22, Sumner 18, Otaki, 16, Premier League: Motherwell 2 Aberdeen 1, Trophy at the par 72 Golf du Palais Royal 1. South Africa 20 (Chris Dry, Branco de Preez, Melton White 80, Rolleston Gold 50 Rolleston 18,108. Men: Papamoa 15, Sunset Beach 13, New Plymouth Rangers 2 Dundee United 3, St Johnstone 0 course in Agadir, Morocco: Junior 11-a-side girls’ division 2 preliminary Cecil Afrika, Paul Delport tries). Halftime: Green 30, Prebbleton 150Prebbleton 645, Brisbane 18 (G Beale, A Glenn, J Yow Yeh tries; Assembly rescue: Premier: East End (Andrew Old Boys and St Clair 12, Paekakariki 10, North Kilmarnock 0, St Mirren 3 Hamilton 1. 205–David Horsey (Britain) 67 71 67, Rhys round: Harewood Blue 7 Marist White 0; 14-10. Waihora Red 48 West Melton Gold 60, Waihora C Parker 3 goals) bt Penrith 10 (M Gordon, K Cronin/James Morwood/Emma Cronin) 1, Beach 8, Muriwai, 7, Opunake 6, Brighton and First division: Cowdenbeath 0 Dunfermline 1, Davies (Britain) 67 70 68 Harewood White 2 HSOB/Burnside White 1;St ELLESMERE/MID-CANTY/NORTH CANTY Black 13 Prebbleton 415. Kingston tries; M Gordon goal) at Suncorp Waimarama (Ben Cross/Michael Harman/Leila United North Piha 5, Spencer Park 4, Morton 2 Falkirk 2, Partick Thistle 0 Queen of 206–Jaco Van Zyl (South Africa) 68 73 65 Mark’s/Avon 2 Hornby Panthers 1; Carlton Div 1 Section A: Dunsandel/Irwell 13 Oxford NELSON Stadium, Brisbane. Referee: Jason Robinson, Cross) 2, East End Black (Campbell Begg/Lisa Palmerston North 3, Ruakaka 2, Ruakaka, the South 0, Raith 2 Dundee 1, Stirling 0 Ross 207–George Coetzee (South Africa) 67 71 69, Redcliffs 5 Hinemoa-Kaiapoi 2. 39, Saracens 16 Celtic 13, Glenmark 33 Div 1: Stoke 30 Huia 22, Riwaka 16 Waimea OB Chris James. Crowd: 25,263. Cox/Geoffrey Cronin) 3. Waikanae 1. County 2. Mikko Ilonen (Finland) 74 64 69 Junior 11-a-side girls’ division 3 preliminary Prebbleton 13, Rakaia 25 Lincoln 0, Southern 25, Nelson 25 Wakatu Marist 27. Gold Coast 23 (G Bird, A Laffranchi, B Meyers, Senior: Papamoa (Mitchel Brady/Troy Walsh/ Second division: Ayr 1 East Fife 1, Dumbarton 208–Lloyd Saltman (Britain) 67 72 69, Joost round: Harewood Green 1 St Andrew’s College 26 Southbridge 21. Section B: Ashley 10 West Div 2: Stoke 21 Huia 22, Riwaka 24 Waimea 29, B Thompson tries; P Campbell 2, G Bird goals, Campbell Halse) 1, Otaki (Brad O’Leary/Emma 2 Alloa 2, Forfar 1 Stenhousemuir 1, Livingston Luiten (Netherlands) 68 69 71 1; Marist Black 2 St Margaret’s-Selwyn House Melton 12, Burnham 13 Methven 42, Waihora Nelson 12 Wakatu Marist 22, Wanderers 73 G Bird field goal) bt Canberra 22 (J Croker, J Andrews/Luke Christensen) 2, St Kilda ❯❯ YACHTING 0 Brechin 0, Peterhead 2 Airdrie 4. Third 209–Oscar Floren (Sweden) 67 74 68, Mark B 1; Selwyn-Sydenham Blue 3 HSOB/Burnside 15 Kaiapoi 30, Darfield 37 Hampstead 10. Rangers 0, Collingwood 5 Takaka 43. Thompson, D Tilse, D Vidot tries; J Croker 3 (Michael Kinraid/Sam Kinraid/Melissa NAVAL POINT division: Albion 3 Arbroath 0, Annan Athletic 1 Tullo (Chile) 68 72 69, Tetsuji Hiratsuka Red 1; Rangiora 30Hornby Cats 0. Colts: Waihora 38 Lincoln 5, West Melton 10 NORTH CANTY goals) in golden-point extra time at Canberra Ibbotson) 3. Clyde 0, East Stirling 3 Queen’s Park 2, (Japan) 71 68 70, Alvaro Velasco (Spain) 70 69 Prebbleton 41, Rolleston 19 Banks Peninsula Division 2: Ashley 12 Hurunui 27, Glenmark- Stadium. Referee: Matt Cecchin, Steve Lyons. Under 21: East End (Jared Gray/Scott Nelson/ At Lyttelton (NPCL). Montrose 1 Elgin 0, Stranraer 3 Berwick 1. 70, Florian Fritsch (Germany) 70 69 70, Liam ❯❯ 45, Darfield Burnham deferred, College Old Cheviot 44 Kaiapoi 0, (Glenmark-Cheviot Crowd: 12,165. Zoe Avison) 1, United North Piha (Leif Neilson/ Points Race (Wind 20-25 knots): Division 1 Bond (Britain) 69 70 70, Peter Hedblom ROWING Boys 17 Springston 5. retain the Pickering Shield) Woodend 20 Parramatta 22 (L Burt 2, R Morgan, E Uaisele Miles Regal/Nathan Regal) 2, Taylors Mistake Restricted – Fritha (Mike Duncan) 1. Division 2 ❯❯ (Sweden) 68 70 71. MAADI CUP Under 16: Prebbleton 41 Methven 5, Darfield Saracens 11. tries; L Burt 3 goals) bt North Queensland 20 (George Thomas/Finn Brown/Jonty Holmes) – Jaffa (Neil Chandler) 1 and line, Half N Half GOLF Also: 211 Michael Campbell (NZ) 69 71 71. Leading results of crews in The Press 24 Celtic 48, Lincoln/Southbridge 15 Tinwald Division 3: Ashley 33 Hurunui 19, Glenmark- (K Fai Fai Loa 2, A Graham, W Tonga tries; J 3. (Andrew Macdonald) 2, Sunseeker (John NI STROKEPLAY WOMEN circulation area from finals at the national 27, Allenton 0 Springston/Waihora 55. Under Cheviot beat Kaiapoi by default, Saracens 0 Thurston 2 goals) at Parramatta Stadium, Masters: Mt Maunganui (Quentin Cribb/Brent Cullens) 3. Division 3 – Aquasition (John Begg) North Island strokeplay championship leading KRAFT NABISCO secondary schools rowing regatta held at 13: Prebbleton White 55 Lincoln 5, Rolleston Ohoka 17. Sydney. Referee: Jared Maxwell, Phil Haines. Warner/Fergus Rieger) 1, East End (Sam 1. Division 4 – The Boss (Matt Oborn) 1 and scores after round 4, Whitford Park CC, men, Third round scores from LPGA Tour event, the Lake Karapiro: 24 Banks Peninsula/Waihora 62, Prebbleton JAB 7-a-side – results of finals: Crowd: 11,226. Julian/Rhys Sutton/Madison Stratton) 2, line, Fine Arts (Mike Wynands) 2, Flat Tack par 71: Kraft Nabisco Championship here today (par- BOYS Blue 36 Darfield/Kirwee 27, Dunsandel/Irwell Under 16: Hurunui 15, Ohoka Red 10. Under 14: NZ Warriors 26 (G Fisiiahi 2, K Inu, J Maloney Waimarama (Phil Harman/Kim Nilsson/Zoe (Roger Allen) 3. Fleet – Jaffa 1, The Boss 2, 267–Ryan Fox (Royal Auckland) 65 67 65 70 72). U18 8+: Christ’s College 2,U16 1X: St AC 2. Combined 41 Selwyn/Sheffield 5, West Kaiapoi 20 Woodend 15. Under 13: Kaiapoi tries; J Maloney 5 goals) bt Cronulla 18 (W Nilsson) 3. Half N Half 3.