DOCSLIB.ORG

Subway Keen to Ride in Tour

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Subway Keen to Ride in Tour THE PRESS, Christchurch Tuesday, January 24, 2012 SPORT B7 CYCLING AMERICAN FOOTBALL IN BRIEF Head1 Starc omitted the Champions Trophy will give them a better idea of ❯❯ Australia have left paceman where they stand in what is an Mitchell Starc out of their Olympic year. Despite a Subway keen team to face India in the maiden international goal fourth and final test and from Julia King and a penalty brought spinner Nathan Lyon stroke from Anita Punt, New back into the side, captain Zealand yesterday slumped to Michael Clarke said yesterday. a fourth successive loss to Starc was one of a quartet of finish last in the Four Nations to ride in tour Leap of faith: New quicks selected for the third tournament in Argentina England Patriots test in Perth, where the yesterday. Having lost their Kevin Tutty ‘‘The guys are all in good trial record last week on the quarterback Tom Australians won by an innings three pool matches, the sixth- form at the moment. It was Christchurch Time Trial Brady, above left, and 37 runs. The fourth test ranked Black Sticks were The Christchurch-based Sub- difficult picking the team. Association course at Tai leaps to score a starts at Adelaide today. defeated 3-2 by world No 2 way team are itching to start There were guys who have Tapu. fourth-quarter Argentina after golden goal the Tour of Manawatu cycle been performing who haven’t His time of 19min 40sec, touchdown against Spinners option extra time in the third-fourth race that team owner-man made it.’’ achieved in difficult con- the Baltimore playoff in Cordoba. ager Hayden Godfrey believes Godfrey says that the tour ditions, took two seconds off Ravens in ❯❯ India are considering will suit his group of five this year will be closer than in the old time set by Michael Foxborough, playing two spinners in the Lee off pace riders. previous years. Vink two years ago. Massachusetts, fourth and final test against Since its introduction in ‘‘There are a lot of strong The other members of the yesterday. Australia, and have brought ❯❯ New Zealand golfer Danny 1988 the tour has been based teams but not a standout like team are Nick Lovegrove, Photo: REUTERS leftarmer Pragyan Ojha into Lee faded to finish well down around Wellington, but this there has been in most other New Zealand track squad the squad for the match, the field at the Humana year organiser Jorge Sando- years, so it could be a bit of a member Westley Gough, and stand-in captain Virender Challenge on the PGA Tour in val has switched the entire lottery. The terrain will suit Sam Horgan, of Manawatu, Sehwag said yesterday. Right- California yesterday. A hole in race further north to take in our bigger guys and there is whose local knowledge of the arm offspinner Ravi Ashwin one for eagle at the short par- the rolling hills and plains of usually a lot of wind in Mana- roads and conditions should also returns to the 12-man three 17th hole on the Palmer the Manawatu. The event is watu, and anywhere there is be an asset for the team. Patriots book Super Bowl spot squad, after missing the third Course at La Quinta could not the only UCI-sanctioned wind our guys get off the A second Canterbury- test in Perth. Sehwag, leading save Lee from plummeting men’s tour in New Zealand. plane smiling,’’ Godfrey said. based team, Benchmark, will the side in place of banned down the leaderboard, a two- It is the rolling hills that He expects the five Aust- also be watched with interest. The New England Patriots Boldin. But two great defens- just like today. It wasn’t all Mahendra Singh Dhoni, said over 74 seeing him finish tied Godfrey says will suit his ralian teams in the field to be Heading the group is Christ- edged the Baltimore Ravens ive plays by New England perfect but they fought to the medium pace bowler R Vinay for 66th of the 75 players who team which are a mixture of strong contenders for the title. church rider Josh Atkins who 23-20 yesterday to reach the safety Sterling Moore kept final gun and came out on Kumar, a debutant in the third made the cut in the season’s track and road riders. ‘‘They always have good won the Tour of Southland Super Bowl after Billy Cundiff Baltimore from getting into top.’’ test at Perth, who took one third tournament. American Included in the group are racing in early January so last year. He will be joined by hooked a potential game-tying the end zone and Cundiff The Patriots, who have wicket for 73 runs, had been Mark Wilson claimed his fifth Paul Odlin, who two weeks they will be on top of their Dan Barry, Alex Frame, Will field goal left of the upright in missed a 32-yard field goal won 10 consecutive games dropped. PGA Tour victory, winning by ago was a surprise winner of game when they arrive.’’ Bowman and James McCoy. the final seconds of the game. attempt with 11 seconds left to dating back to the regular one stroke at 23-under par. the New Zealand national Godfrey said Odlin liked Vink, 20, the winner of the The hard-fought American give the Patriots their fifth season, will play the winner of Captain axed road time trial at Lincoln. the type of terrain he would New Zealand road champion- Football Championship game Super Bowl berth since 2002. Monday’s National Football Gymnasts pass Also in the team is New strike. ship in Christchurch two looked headed for overtime ‘‘Just got to give all the Conference championship ❯❯ Tasmanian George Bailey is Zealand track cyclist Peter ‘‘After winning the nation- weeks ago, will be riding for after Baltimore marched credit to the players,’’ Patriots between the San Francisco the new Australian Twenty20 ❯❯ Five Canterbury gymnasts Latham, who won the 4000m al road race time trial he is the Mico Protrain team down the field in the final coach Bill Belichick told the 49ers and New York Giants in captain replacing Cameron and one from North Harbour individual pursuit at the motivated for this tour.’’ alongside Jeremy Yates. minute as quarterback Joe Gillette Stadium crowd dur- the National Football White, who has been cut from have qualified a team at the World Cup track cycling To illustrate he is still in The tour starts tomorrow Flacco connected repeatedly ing ceremonies on field. League’s title game on Febru- the squad to face India in two weekend to travel to the meeting in Beijing last week. top form Odlin broke a time with a time trial. with wide receiver Anquan ‘‘Those guys fought all year, ary 5 in Indianapolis. Reuters matches next month. The prestigious Pacific Rim other big selection shock is gymnastics competition in the the return of veteran spinner United States in March. The Brad Hogg to international team target was 185.00 which BOWLS cricket. Hogg is nearly 41, and was easily met by the had retired in 2008. Squad: gymnasts who are all juniors. George Bailey (capt), David Warner The five local gymnasts are all (vice capt) Travis Birt, Dan Christian, from the Christchurch School Xavier Doherty, James Faulkner, of Gymnastics club. Results: 1 Hodson and Bell combine to win Stewart Buttar pairs Aaron Finch, Brad Hogg, David Charlotte Sullivan 53.033, 2 Brittany Hussey, Brett Lee, Mitchell Marsh, Robertson (Harbour) 51.10, 3 Shaun Marsh, Clint McKay, Matthew Courtney McGregor 49.90, 4 Rebecca New Zealand bowls singles Dunedin, 11-9 in a tense final, There were never more Hodson drew the shot with ment three times previously Hodson and Bell reached Wade. Morrison 47.867, 5 Hanna Malloch champion, Pete Hodson, and the only game O’Neill and than a couple of points in the his penultimate bowl and and O’Neill twice. Earlier, the final by beating Nelson 45.233, 6 Millie Williamson 43.70. Ross Bell from host club Girdler lost all weekend. final played over 13 ends. Girdler, forced to drive to try O’Neill ended the hopes of pair Marie and Gary Watson. Edinburgh surge Burnside, combined to win Hodson and Bell squeezed With two ends to play Hodson to dislodge the Hodson bowl, Gary Lawson and Ashley The division two final was the Stewart Buttar Invitation into post-section play on was two points behind, but missed with his first attempt Diamond with a narrow 13-12 won by New Zealand squad ❯❯ Edinburgh advanced to the Country canter pairs and $3000 on Sunday. points differential, winning scored a three to go to the and then with a second to give win on Saturday, and then the members Ali Forsyth and Heineken Cup knockout ❯❯ Canterbury Country Hodson, of Nelson, and three games when normally final end a shot in front. With Hodson the win. Australian pair of Nick McIn- Shannon McIlroy who beat stages for the first time in completed a 10-wicket Bell, beat Sean O’Neill, of four wins are needed to get the final bowl to be played the Girdler had won the SBS- tyre and Matthew Flapper on Andrew Kelly and Tony eight years when they beat outright win over West Coast Timaru, and Paul Girdler, of through section play. result was still in doubt. sponsored Burnside tourna- Sunday with a 9-5 win. Grantham. London Irish 34-11 yesterday, within a day in their zonal while English champions Hawke Cup qualifying match Saracens battled past Treviso at Mandeville on Saturday.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Mixed Pairs 1
    MIXED PAIRS 1 - 3 MARCH CONTENTS Summerset Message 4 Bowls NZ Message 5 Daily Playing Programme 6 CONTENTS Club Directory & Travel Times 8 Tournament Officials 10 Conditions of Play 14 Code of Conduct 20 Prize Money 21 Teams 22 Summerset is proud to partner with Bowls New Zealand, for the third year running, to bring you the 2021 Summerset Nationals competitions. At Summerset we work hard to bring the best of life to residents in our retirement villages, including bowling greens at our villages and promoting this popular sport through our collaboration with Bowls New Zealand. We wish all competitors an enjoyable tournament and offer our congratulations to those that qualify for the latter stages of the events. FROM SUMMERSET FROM Julian Cook CEO Summerset Retirement Villages 4 ® Summerset is proud to partner with Bowls New Zealand, On behalf of Bowls New Zealand, it gives me great pleasure for the third year running, to bring you the 2021 Summerset to welcome all players, officials and supporters to Central Nationals competitions. Otago for the 2021 Summerset National Open Mixed Pairs Championship At Summerset we work hard to bring the best of life to residents in our retirement villages, including bowling I would like to acknowledge Summerset Retirement greens at our villages and promoting this popular sport Villages for their sponsorship of this event and of Bowls through our collaboration with Bowls New Zealand. New Zealand. We wish all competitors an enjoyable tournament and Thank you to Bowls Central Otago for hosting this event offer our congratulations to those that qualify for the latter and to Alexandra Bowling Club and the other host clubs stages of the events.
    [Show full text]
  • BSA Newsletter Dec Jan 16.Cdr
    your source for The Investment Specialists in the worldwide bowling information facebook.com/BowlsSouthAfrica news ® ISSUE 57 - DEC ‘16/JAN ‘17 ELMA,SUSAN,SYLVIA Internaonally, South Africa’s Proteas have shown to the fore in the last few years. True, the men have not won a gold medal at the event since the 1976 whitewash of the world at Zoo Lake, but SA’s women have twice won the event and generally shine. This me, however, for some unfathomable reason, the men struggled throughout; the women threatened to do well in all events, but again, disappoinngly faded, leaving only the triples, who won bronze, to play near to potenal. This does not in any way suggest the Proteas played badly. Far from it, they are the best we have, deserving their places. But those armchair crics shoung for heads to roll do not see it that way (rugby, soccer, swimming, golf are treated much the same) and express the country’s insaable demand for success. Never mind the clichés and the “wise” nodding heads, other naons are allowed to play well; in bowls, if club players think clearly, they know a rub, a wick, a minute measure can change the nature of a game in a heartbeat; few codes see acute score change as can occur in a single head of bowls. In fairness, however, we did let ourselves BRONZE BEAUTIES: The South African bowls down at certain mes – but that is sport. Protea women’s triples side won bronze - a superb effort. In the eliminaon quarter- Aer an incredibly successful 2012 World finals SA’s Elma Davis, Susan Nel, Sylvia Championships on home soil in Adelaide,
    [Show full text]
  • 2007/08 Annual Report
    Bowls Australia annual report 08 We are delighted to be the sole bowls provider for Bowls Australia. For your local stockist contact: NSW, Victoria, ACT: 02 9700 8500, [email protected] WA, Queensland, South Australia, Northern Territory, Tasmania: 08 9242 1686, [email protected] or visit www.taylorbowls.com/australia THE LEADING BOWLS INNOVATOR FOR OVER 200 YEARS! 1 Table of Contents President’s Report President’s Report 1 Message from the ASC 3 Bowls Australia Board 4 Brian Marsland, President Bowls Australia 6 Council, Committees n presenting my report for the year 2007-2008, I wish to focus on those areas which impact on the governance of our sport at a and Member Inational level for which Bowls Australia’s board has been able to Associations provide guidance and leadership for the advancement of our sport. The board has spent time throughout its regular board meetings State and Territory 7 reviewing the progress of each area of the current strategic plan and Associations is now working closely with chief executive officer, Neil Dalrymple, and our consultant, Mark Tonner-Joyce, in the development of the CEO’s Report 8 2008-2012 Strategic Plan. The board is confident that this plan will continue to provide a framework on which Bowls Australia will continue its progressive leadership in the national governance of our Strategic Report 11 sport. Allied to this planning has been the development of a financial model closely linked to the strategic plan and future budgeting will be 2008 World 19 responsibly developed under the auspices of this model. Championships The board has continued with its efforts to be more effective in its own performance and has again undertaken a review of the board as ABN AMRO 21 a whole, and of each individual director.
    [Show full text]
  • Year Host Country Men's Singles Men's
    YEAR HOST COUNTRY MEN’S SINGLES MEN’S PAIRS MEN’S TRIPLES MEN’S FOURS MEN’S TROPHY Keith Poole (s) George Souza (s) Maurice Symes (s) Don Sherman Peter Fong M B (Junior)Hassan 1985 Tweed Heads, AUSTRALIA Wayne Nairn Arthur Black AUSTRALIA - FIJI David Tso - NEW ZEALAND Wally Bonagura - HONG KONG - AUSTRALIA Tau Nancie (s) Darby Ross (s) Dennis Katunarich (s) Laka Rawali Ken Williams Ken Williams 1987 Lae, PAPUA NEW GUINEA William Wain Eddie Loa AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIA Trevor Morris - AUSTRALIA Peter Pomaleu - AUSTRALIA - PAPUA NEW GUINEA Rex Johnston (s) Rex Johnston (s) Rob Parella (s) Terry McCabe Rob Parella Terry McCabe 1989 Suva, FIJI Dennis Katunarich Dennis Katunarich AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIA Ken Williams - AUSTRALIA Ken Williams - AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIA Bill Boettger (s) George Souza (s) Bill Boettger (s) Dave Houtby Rob Parella David Tso 1991 Hong Kong, CHINA Ronnie Jones Dave Brown CANADA - AUSTRALIA Mel Stewart - CANADA Ronnie Jones -HONG KONG - CANADA Steven Anderson (s) Steven Anderson (s) Bill Boettger (s) Steve Srhoy Cameron Curtis David Stockham 1993 Victoria, CANADA Mark Gilliland David Stockham AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIA Sam Laguzza - CANADA Sam Laguzza - AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIA Peter Belliss (s) Peter Belliss (s) Gary Lawson (s) Gary Lawson Kelvin Kerkow David File 1995 Dunedin, NEW ZEALAND Rowan Brassey David File NEW ZEALAND - AUSTRALIA Andrew Curtain - NEW ZEALAND Andrew Curtain - NEW ZEALAND - NEW ZEALAND Peter Belliss (s) Peter Belliss (s) Peter Shaw (s) Peter Shaw Rowan Brassey Russell Meyer 1997 Warilla, AUSTRALIA Rowan Brassey
    [Show full text]
  • Press Release Template.Ai
    20-28 Discovery Drive Helensvale Q 4212 Ph: 07 5573 1491 www.clubhelensvale.com.au 20th August 2018 $60,000 Coca Cola National Club 5 a Side Challenge Monday 3rd – Thursday 6th September 2018 The countdown is on to one of the most prestigious and lucrative events on the National calendar with just two weeks til kick off at Club Helensvale on the glorious Gold Coast. 2018 will see the staging of the twelfth annual National Club 5 A Side with all the exciting action to commence on Monday 3rd September. With a massive prize pool on offer and a first place cheque of $20,000 up for grabs, 19 powerhouse clubs from six states across the country, as well as our New Zealand star studded team, have accepted Club Helensvale’s invitation to participate in the highly sought after four day event. As always the event is shaping up as a must see showdown with the prestigious field a real ‘who’s who’ of the bowls world. The elite list of players are sure to ignite the Helensvale greens while competing for the elusive title and big cash prizes. The line-up, which contains nearly 50 international representatives, will feature the inclusion of numerous World Champions and legends of the sport in Jo Edwards (Pine Rivers), Jeremy Henry (Warilla), Gary Lawson & Jamie Hill (Eastbourne), Shannon Mcilroy & Ali Forsyth (Taren Point), Brett Wilkie, Aron Sherriff & Mark Casey (Club Helensvale), Aaron Wilson (Cabramatta), Richard Girvan & Blake Signal (Nelson Bay), Ryan Bester, Paul Girdler & Ryan Burnett (Broadbeach), Ben Twist (St Johns Park), Scott Thulborn & Wayne Ruediger (Adelaide), and the very popular crowd favourites Kelvin Kerkow & Steve Glasson (Mt Lewis) – just to name a few.
    [Show full text]
  • Annual Report 2019
    ANNUAL REPORT 2019 ALSO CONTAINING THE ANNUAL REPORT OF: CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2019 CONTENTS 2019 Highlights 2 Athletes of 2019 5 Our Board Members 6 Chair 8 CEO 10 High Performance 14 Community Pathways 16 Education 17 Athlete Development 18 Events 20 Sponsorship & Partners 21 Road and Track 22 Mountain Bike Report 24 BMX Report 26 Schools Cycling 28 High Performance Results Jan-Dec 2019 30 2019 Financial Information 36 Avantidrome, 15 Hanlin Road, Cambridge PO Box 1110, Cambridge 3450, New Zealand P: 07 823 0716 E: [email protected] www.cyclingnewzealand.nz cyclingnzl cyclingnzl cyclingnewzealand PAGE 1 / CYCLING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2019 2019 HIGHLIGHTS 1ST Credit: Guy Swarbrick 1ST Credit: Guy Swarbrick CAMPBELL STEWART OMNIUM The women’s team pursuit celebrate victory at the UCI Track World Cup in Hong Kong. WORLD CHAMPION VANTAGE NEW ZEALAND TEAM PURSUIT SCORE GOLD THE VANTAGE NEW ZEALAND WOMEN’S TEAM WON GOLD ON THE SECOND DAY OF THEIR OPENING UCI TRACK WORLD CUP CAMPAIGN IN HONG KONG Laurence Pithie and Kiaan Watts celebrate their win and in action in the Madison on the final day of the UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships. Credits: Guy Swarbrick NEW ZEALAND CYCLING PAIR RAINBOW JERSEYS FOR IMPRESS WITH MADISON GOLD MEDAL WOLLASTON AND PITHIE UCI JUNIOR TRACK WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN GERMANY AT THE UCI JUNIOR TRACK WORLD NELSON CHAMPIONSHIPS TEENAGER FINN FISHER-BLACK MEN’S SPRINT NZ RECORD WENT UNDER THE THE TRIO OF SAM WEBSTER, WORLD RECORD ETHAN MITCHELL AND EDDIE DAWKINS SET A NEW IN THE U19
    [Show full text]
  • Kiwis Take World Cup Gold Ditfort
    B8 SUPERSPORT Monday, April 11, 2011 THE PRESS, Christchurch TRIATHLON YACHTING BOWLS Kiwis take World Cup gold Ditfort Hewitt shows New Zealand sailors did themselves proud with two leads to gold medals and a silver at the World Cup regatta in Spain. The women’s 470 pair of Jo Aleh and Bianca Barbarich- victory class in Sydney Bacher and Laser Radial campaigner Sara Winther Top Canterbury player Steve bettered their rivals, while Ditfort skipped an experi- Andrea Hewitt underlined rian finished the endurance finisher in 21st, more than Tom Ashley took the silver in enced Elmwood triple of Alvin her credentials as New test in 2hr 1min 29.9secs. 2min down on Findlay. Nicky the men’s RS:X event at Palma Gardiner and Ian Rule to win Zealand’s premier female Hewitt, who was sixth after Samuels was 28th, another de Mallorca yesterday. the men’s Champion of Cham- triathlete – and a potential the 1500-metre swim and 36th 40sec back, while Anna With a five-point buffer pion final at Papanui 25-17. medal prospect at next year’s out of the saddle, heads for her Cleaver faded to 49th after a entering the final race, Auck- The final was a fluctuating London Olympics – in training base in France today decent start on the bike. lander Winther needed a solid affair with Ditfort moving collecting bronze in the ITU to prepare for the third leg of Meanwhile, New Zealand’s medal race to keep her rivals away to lead 12-0 after five world championship series the series in Madrid on June Bevan Docherty was unable to at bay.
    [Show full text]
  • Sir Peter Leitch Club at MT SMART STADIUM, HOME of the MIGHTY VODAFONE WARRIORS
    Sir Peter Leitch Club AT MT SMART STADIUM, HOME OF THE MIGHTY VODAFONE WARRIORS 17th November 2016 Newsletter #148 Kiwis v Scotland Photos courtesy of www.photosport.nz IRSTLY, ON behalf of all the Kiwi boys and everyone on tour we offer our best wishes and thoughts to all Fthe people around New Zealand who have been affected by the earthquakes. My wife Janice was in Wellington and she thought our sister-in-law's house was going to collapse around them, and a relative of ours lost an extended family member. You are all in our thoughts here in the UK and we wish you well, and I hope you can get over the tragic earthquakes. We have arrived in Liverpool where we will be based to continue our preparation for the Four Nations grand final on Sunday, which will be played at the Liverpool Football Club’s home ground Anfield, which has just had a makeover and can now seat more than 54,000. It is an incredibly famous ground and The Reds have been playing on it since their formation in 1892. I had the pleasure of being there a few weeks ago for a tournament launch function, and it is an amazing stadium. We will train at Wigan’s training ground, and hopefully I'll catch up with Sam Tomkins and the Wigan coach Shaun Wane, two top blokes. And talking of top blokes, Thomas Leuluai has had his operation on his broken jaw and is back in the camp to support the boys. He will be sadly missed and is in my opinion a much under-rated player.
    [Show full text]
  • Fours 25 -28 February
    FOURS 25 -28 FEBRUARY CONTENTS Summerset Message 4 Bowls NZ Message 5 Daily Playing Programme 6 Club Directory & Travel Times 8 CONTENTS Tournament Officials 10 Conditions of Play 12 Code of Conduct 18 Prize Money 19 Past Champions 22 Teams Men 26 Teams Women 31 ® Summerset is proud to partner with Bowls New Zealand, On behalf of Bowls New Zealand, it gives me great for the third year running, to bring you the 2021 Summerset pleasure to welcome all players, offi cials and supporters Nationals competitions. to Central Otago for the 2021 Summerset National Open Fours Championship At Summerset we work hard to bring the best of life to residents in our retirement villages, including bowling I would like to acknowledge Summerset Retirement greens at our villages and promoting this popular sport Villages for their sponsorship of this event and of Bowls through our collaboration with Bowls New Zealand. New Zealand. We wish all competitors an enjoyable tournament and Thank you to Bowls Central Otago for hosting this event offer our congratulations to those that qualify for the latter and to Alexandra Bowling Club and the other host clubs stages of the events. within the Centre for their support. Bowls New Zealand appreciates how much work has gone into preparing for the National Fours and would like to acknowledge and thank all the volunteers, offi cials, FROM BOWLS NZ BOWLS FROM umpires and greens staff for time that they have given up to make this a successful event. FROM SUMMERSET FROM To the competitors, I wish you every success. Play well and above all enjoy all that Central Otago has to offer during your visit.
    [Show full text]
  • Centre Don Bates Mercury Bay Rob Beckett Ngongotaha Bowling Club Christine Cannell Barry Ch
    Administrator of the Year Name Club/ Centre Don Bates Mercury Bay Rob Beckett Ngongotaha Bowling Club Christine Cannell Carlton Cornwell Barry Chapman Beckenham Bowling Club Richard Corry Victoria Bowling Club Dion Davis Bowls Far North Rod Duncan Onehunga & Districts Warren Fisher Bowls Wirarapa Bill Fowlie Burnside Bowling Club Graeme Goss Coromandel Gary Lambly Bowls Waikato Gwendoline Lawson Hikurangi Bowling Club Jenny Jones Pt Chevalier Bowling Club Malcolm Martin Howick Bowling Club Bernie Morton Bowls Hawkes Bay Tim Preston Browns Bay Bowling Club Ritchie Scott Bowls Gisborne East Coast Centre of the Year Centre Bowls Canterbury Bowls Dunedin Bowls Far North Bowls North Harbour Bowls South Canterbury Bowls Southland Bowls Taranaki TOWER Club of the Year Club Blockhouse Bay Bowling Club Bowls Matua Bowls Mt Maunganui Bowls Napier Browns Bay Bowling Club Burnside Bowling Club Carlton Cornwall Bowls Claudelands Bowling Club Coromandel Bowling Club Kerikeri Bowling Club Mangawhai Bowling Club North East Valley Bowling Club Pt Chevalier Bowling Club Putaruru Bowling Club Queenstown Bowling Club Sunnybrae Bowling Club Taieri Bowling Club Wilton Bowling Club Woolston Bowling Club Coach of the Year Name Team Peter Belliss New Zealand Blackjacks Graeme Dorreen Bowls North Harbour Dave Edwards New Zealand Blackjacks Ann Muir New Zealand Blindjacks Raelene Peters New Zealand Blackjacks Sharon Sims New Zealand Blackjacks Diane Smith Blockhouse Bay Bowling Club Rachel Wybourne-Curtin Bowls Wellington Male/ Female Development Player of the
    [Show full text]
  • Barrett-Chase Ready to Stand in for George
    THE PRESS, Christchurch Thursday, October 7, 2010 SPORT B15 NETBALL BOWLS Straight-sets victory Barrett-Chase ready to The New Zealand men’s triple pleased at his triple’s ability to yesterday kept their fate in their bounce back from the disappoint- own hands with a straight-sets ment of a tie-break defeat to South victory over Brunei at the Africa on Tuesday. Commonwealth Games bowls They were to face Niue last tournament in New Delhi. night before having a key encoun- The 10-3 result left Andrew ter against Scotland in the stand in for George Todd, Shannon McIlroy and skip following round. Richard Girvan with a 3-2 win-loss ‘‘We want to go out and get both ‘‘I enjoyed being out there, just record. sets against Niue,’’ Girvan said. so I can get my game play up and Three playoff spots are up for The other New Zealand combin- get the combinations with other grabs in each 11-strong section, ation in early action last night at girls.’’ and Girvan believed there were the Jawaharlal Nehru Sports Aitken said she had every faith eight teams in New Zealand’s Complex, womens’ pair Manu in Barrett-Chase. group who were in contention to Timoti and skip Jan Khan, lost ‘‘Lar (Barrett-Chase) is playing go through. their unbeaten record when they Netballer Liana Barrett-Chase has well I’m really pleased with her.’’ ‘‘It’s going to be a hard road for went down to Canada 8-6 7-8 3-2. done her homework and is ready ‘‘If something untoward did us, but we’re not out of it,’’ Girvan Having won their first four to face England today if needed.
    [Show full text]
  • 2018 MSA Annual Report
    2018 Rārangi take Contents 1 Taumata & Board of Trustees 2 CEO & Operations 4 Sportspersons of the Year 5 Māori World Champions 9 Award Winners 14 Gallery 17 Scholarships 1 Taumata & Board of Trustees HM Kiingi Tuheitia Potatau Te Sir Tamati Reedy KNZN Margaret Hihi KZOM Waka Nathan Wherowhero VII Kaumātua Kaumātua Kaumātua Patron The year of 2018 was another year of challenges for the Trillian Trust Te Tohu Taakaro o Aotearoa entity and, in particular for our Trust manager Dick Garratt and his good wife , Desrae. “Nga mihi aroha ki a korua ko to hoa rangatira a Desrae, Dick”. Despite all of these challenges the celebration event staged at the end of the year still managed to equal the success and excitement of those events held in the past. The list of Maori Sporting Achievers continues to grow and those receiving scholarships include a list of young Maori sporting talent that augurs well for the future. The contribution of Maori Television and the professionalism of its presenters and support staff meant that the event was shared by those who had the privilege of attending, with the general public. It meant that the images of our successful sporting men and women reached many whanau who, hopefully, would be inspired by their achievements. Lisa Carrington, Rieko & Akira Ioane, Shannon McIlroy, Lewis Clareburt, Sam Gaze, Portia Woodman and Sarah Goss. The Trustees owe a debt of gratitude to all of our sponsors, a number of whom have been supporters of our Trust since day one. We are exceedingly grateful for your continued support.
    [Show full text]