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2018 NZ Short Course Championships - 2/10/2018 to 6/10/2018 Results - Session Two
Sir Owen G Glenn Natnl Aquatic Centre - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 7:25 PM 2/10/2018 Page 1 2018 NZ Short Course Championships - 2/10/2018 to 6/10/2018 Results - Session Two Event 8 Women 400 SC Meter Freestyle Relay Team Relay Finals Time 1 St Peter's Swimming Club A 3:46.56 1) Amelia Glover 14 2) Paige Flynn 21 3) Claudia Ashby 20 4) Vanessa Ouwehand 18 2 United Swimming Club A 3:48.06 1) Summer Miln 18 2) Kyla Alexander 17 3) Alice Waldow 15 4) Conor Tarrant 18 3 Knox Pymble Swim Club-NS A 3:48.57 1) Isabella Lee (V) 13 2) Claudia Fydler (V) 17 3) Georgia Peregrina (V) 16 4) Claudia Neale (V) 16 4 North Shore Swimming Club A 3:49.53 1) Carina Doyle 24 2) Yeonsu Lee 19 3) Star Teaukura 15 4) Andie Quirke 16 5 SwimZone Racing A 3:53.02 1) Grace Allan 17 2) Ella Burton-Wood 15 3) Molly Heath 15 4) Chelsey Edwards 17 6 Knox Pymble Swim Club-NS B 3:56.29 1) Maya Murphy (V) 17 2) Elizabeth Gan (V) 15 3) Katherine Gibson (V) 14 4) Adrianna Fydler (V) 15 7 North Shore Swimming Club B 3:57.79 1) Jacey Cropp 19 2) Ella Drinnan 19 3) Summer Osborne 13 4) Claudia Enderby 16 8 Neptune Swim Club A 3:58.58 1) Gabrielle Trotter 18 2) Natalie Hutchens 15 3) Molly Law 16 4) Caitlin Deans 18 9 Capital Swim Club A 3:58.78 1) Ruby Heath 18 2) Macy Burns 18 3) Pippa Nicol 13 4) Grace Mellsop 15 10 Coast Swimming Club A 3:58.80 1) Helena Gasson 23 2) Kate Wignell 15 3) Saacha McCormack 18 4) Erika Paterson 13 11 Aquabladz New Plymouth Swimmin A 3:59.57 1) Sasha Reid 16 2) Claudia Kelly 17 3) Claudia Taylor 16 4) Sophia Taylor 15 12 Jasi Swim -
SNZ Annual Report 2017
INSPIRE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ENJOYMENT INTRODUCTION CONTENTS Chairman and CEO Report 04 A Tribute to Lauren Boyle 08 Our Regions 10 Our Board 14 Our Staff 16 Technical Officials 18 Auditor’s Report 20 Financials 21 High Performance 32 National Teams 36 Events 40 Education & Schools 42 Para-Swimming 46 Awards & Honours 48 Our Sponsors and Partners 49 Introduction New Zealanders swim for a variety of reasons including sport, recreation, and health benefits. Swimming is New Zealand’s second most popular recreational activity with 1 million New Zealanders choosing swimming as their preferred activity (Sport NZ 2013/14 Active New Zealand Survey). Our vision is to inspire enjoyment, excellence and pride in swimming by all New Zealanders. Our mission is to grow and strengthen swimming by providing services to the members of Swimming New Zealand, supporters and the general public. With strong leadership and governance from our Board and Management Team and with the tireless dedication of our passionate staff, we deliver our vision. Swimming New Zealand provides advice and leadership to the New Zealand community on all matters pertaining to swimming. Our activities can be separated into three specific areas: education, competitive swimming and high performance. ANNUAL REPORT 2017 | SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND 1 VISION Our vision To inspire enjoyment, excellence and pride in swimming by all New Zealanders. 2 SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 VISION LIFE MEMBERS > 1965 – J C Kirkland* > 1994 – Artie Shaw MNZM* 1967 – R Shakespeare JP* 1995 – Frank -
Monday, July 26, 2021 Home-Delivered $1.90, Retail $2.20 the Band Played On, and on Page 23 Page 2 Chaos Doc Page 7 in Anti- Staff Lockdown Threatened Protests
TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI MONDAY, JULY 26, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 THE BAND PLAYED ON, AND ON PAGE 23 PAGE 2 CHAOS DOC PAGE 7 IN ANTI- STAFF LOCKDOWN THREATENED PROTESTS THE family of Willow girl, Rachael said. Stone have supported “We had spoken about Willow’s wishes in gifting organ donation in the past. her organs to help others Both our children felt this live. is what they needed to Willow, 14, passed away do if something like this WILLOW’S GIFT last Thursday as the result were to happen. No way of an accident. She was the did we ever think this daughter of Rachael and could happen to our family. Lincoln, and the sister of As cruel as life can be, Summer and Tarquin. this has happened to us, Her mother Rachael so Willow’s wishes were Stone said she wanted the carried out. community’s conversations “There are so many to be about the legacy of people to thank. The organ donation, not about incredible nurses, doctors, the accident in which specialists, surgeons, Willow died. ambulance, helicopter Willow was a free spirit, service, police and said Rachael. other members of our “Her personality was community who worked always bubbly, friendly, tirelessly, some working loving, caring and into overtime or welcomed empathetic to everybody picking up the extra shift she met. to help care for our baby. “(She was) a real go- “We watched the getter, up for anything humanity of their grief, fun. She always wanted alongside ours, as we to become an interior journeyed through this designer and really had an together. -
2018 PRIME MINISTERS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIPS 2018 Prime Ministers Athlete Scholarships
HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORT NEW ZEALAND 2018 PRIME MINISTERS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIPS 2018 Prime Ministers Athlete Scholarships 2018 PRIME MINISTERS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Athletics Nicholas Kergozou Shea McAleese Isaac Grainger Surf Life Saving Alana Barber Nicole Shields Stacey Michelsen Jack O’Leary Andrew Trembath Alex Wood Olivia Podmore Stephanie Dickins Jackie Gowler Christopher Dawson Angela Petty Racquel Sheath Tessa Jopp Jackie Kiddle Cory Taylor Anna Grimaldi Rebecca Petch James Hunter Natalie Peat Ben Langton Burnell Regan Gough Netball James Lassche Olivia Eaton Bradley Mathas Rushlee Buchanan Aliyah Dunn Jemma James Caitlin Dore Sam Webster Bailey Mes John Storey Swimming Cameron French Sarah Walker Charlotte Elley Jonathan Wright Bradlee Ashby Camille Buscomb Simon van Velthooven Erikana Pedersen Jordan Parry Daniel Hunter Eliza McCartney Thomas Sexton Jennifer O’Connell Kayla Pratt Eliot Lundon Moore Eric Speakman Trent Jones Kelly Jury Kelsey Bevan Emma Robinson Jacob Phillips Zachary Williams Kimiora Poi Kelsi Parker George Schroder James Preston Maia Wilson Kelsi Walters Hayley McIntosh James Steyn Equestrian Michaela Sokolich - Kerri Gowler Jackson Cropp Joshua Hawkins Bethany Wilson Beatson Kirstyn Goodger Lewis Clareburt Julia Ratcliffe Samantha Felton Mila Reuelu-Buchanan Laura Glen Matthew Scott Julian Matthews Tayla Mason Monica Falkner Lewis Hollows Matthew Stanley Keegan Pitcher Virginia Thompson Phoenix Karaka Lucy Spoors Michael Mincham Lauren Bruce Samantha Sinclair Luka Ellery Ruby Matthews Nicholas Southgate -
Monday, September 6, 2021
TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 BACK ON AUCKLAND TERROR ATTACK GOING CALLS MOUNT TO CHANGE NZ TERROR LAWS SITE BUT EYEWITNESSES STILL IN SHOCK PAGES 6, 10 YELLOW FOR WORLD SUICIDE SUPPLIES PREVENTION DAY AN ISSUE PAGE 2 PAGE 3 30 DAYS 30 SURFS Local surfers taking up the challenge by Jack Malcolm partners who support it through fundraising and the donation of their time and talent A GROUP of local surfers are hitting the to ultimately help women and children ocean every day this month to raise money experiencing extreme poverty and and awareness. preventable illnesses. Led by women’s national champion Saffi Saffi said it is a privilege to surf daily, an Vette, Team Aotearoa are part of SurfAid’s experience enhanced by the lockdown. Make a Wave international challenge. She is still recruiting for her team, who are Vette, an ambassador for SurfAid, said battling for a top spot on the leaderboard for it was exciting to be a part of a good the total amount raised. cause that aligns with her ambitions as a Challenge organisers initially had a goal of professional surfer. raising $100,000 but this was eclipsed before “I’ve made an oath to surf every day for the challenge started on September 1. MAKE A WAVE: an organisation that is helping raise funds Less than a week into the challenge, Hannah Kohn (left) and for children and families in Indonesia with almost $300,000 has been donated. Saffi Vette are part of making sure they can get some basic “It’s pretty amazing how generous people Team Aotearoa for the healthcare, water and facilities.” are being towards this fundraiser,” Saffi said. -
SNZ Annual Report 2019
2019 SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT Swimming New Zealand | Annual Report 2019 BRONZE Lewis Clareburt, 2019. FINA World Championships Men's 400m Individual Medley GOLD Erika Fairweather, 2019. FINA World Junior Championships Women's 200m Freestyle BRONZE Lewis Clareburt, 2019. FINA World Championships Men's 400m Individual Medley GOLD Erika Fairweather, 2019. FINA World Junior Championships Women's 200m Freestyle CONTENTS Executive President Report Board & CEO Report About Us The Year in Review Regions Members Life Members Events Technical Officials Communications Education Obituaries Jim Cole Enid Wordsworth High Performance Report Highlights National Teams & Results Para Swimming Financials Auditor's Report Financials Swimming New Zealand The People Who Make It Happen Swimming New Zealand Board Swimming New Zealand Staff Events Advisory Committee Technical Advisory Committee Audit & Risk Committee National Awards Committee Independent Members of the Selection Panel *Images courtesy of Simon Watts, BW Media Photography, Ian MacNicol What's Next and Swimming New Zealand Sponsors and Partners Swimming New Zealand | Annual Report 2019 CONTENTS Executive President Report Board & CEO Report About Us The Year in Review Regions Members Life Members Events Technical Officials Communications Education Obituaries Jim Cole Enid Wordsworth High Performance Report Highlights National Teams & Results Para Swimming Financials Auditor's Report Financials Swimming New Zealand The People Who Make It Happen Swimming New Zealand Board Swimming New Zealand Staff Events Advisory Committee Technical Advisory Committee Audit & Risk Committee National Awards Committee Independent Members of the Selection Panel *Images courtesy of Simon Watts, BW Media Photography, Ian MacNicol What's Next and Swimming New Zealand Sponsors and Partners Swimming New Zealand | Annual Report 2019 DAVID GERRARD President of Swimming New Zealand I am happy to present this brief report signalling one year in my role as Swimming New Zealand President. -
Thursday, July 29, 2021
TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 PAGE 3 WALK-IN VACCINATION CLINIC POPULAR INEOS DEAL ARTS & CONFIRMED ENTERTAINMENT PAGES 19-22 PAGE 8 INSIDE TODAY by Jack Marshall we are at home, we can advice: welcome others with open “See one thing you UP for a third notch hearts, saying, ‘Come for absolutely don’t want to on its belt, Te Tairawhiti the kaupapa and, while miss. Arts Festival is back for you’re here, experience “Take the advice of a another year. The 2021 something new, step friend and go with them to programme went live outside yourself, and something you might not ‘Holiday last night, which brings learn something about our normally see. together over 200 artists region’.” “And see as many free and performers for the Tama says a must-see things as you can cram third annual celebration will be the premiere of in.” of the arts, place and HIHI, composed of popular With nearly 30 percent community from October waiata of Te Tairawhiti of the programme free this 8 to 17. transformed into opera, year, there will be plenty in our This year’s most performed in Waihirere to see. prominent acts include Domain Reserve. Maintaining low or no the premiere of the Created by Teina prices has been key for homegrown opera, HIHI; Moetara, Ruth Smith, Mere the festival. one of New Zealand’s Boynton and Tama himself, “We’ve tried to keep the breakout theatre in partnership with New price point so people can performances with The Zealand Festival of the go to more than one thing own town’ Haka Party Incident; and Arts, HIHI combines kapa . -
SNZ Annual Report 2018
SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT growth SHAREexcellence THE Pride Swimming DREAM new zealand growth swimming challenge inspire growth swimming growth enjoyment Lewis Clareburt, 2018. Commonwealth Games New Z New ZprideBronze Medalist, Men’s 400m Individual Medley. CONTENTS Executive Chairman and CEO’s Report 1 President’s Report 3 About Us 5 The Year in Review Regions 8 Events 16 Technical Officials 19 Commercial 21 Communications 23 Education 25 Obituaries 29 Norma Williams Jan Cameron Don Stanley High Performance 32 Report Highlights Records Results InspiRe Teams Honours and Awards Para Swimming 45 Financials Auditor’s Report 50 Financials 50 Swimming New Zealand The People Who Make It Happen 64 Swimming New Zealand Board Swimming New Zealand Staff Events Advisory Committee Technical Advisory Committee Audit & Risk Committee ENJOYMENT National Awards Committee Independent Members of the Selection Panel What’s Next 67 Sponsors and Partners 69 *Images courtesy of Simon Watts, BW Media Photography; Ian MacNicol, Getty Images and Swimming New Zealand.* SWIMMING NEW ZEALAND • ANNUAL REPORT 2018 70,000 views being achieved for the National Age this, we need to work together, focusing on the same Group and Open Championships alone. objectives and outcomes and understanding that as a minority sport in NZ, geographically disadvantaged, On the administration front, we have continued to we can only be truly successful if we work together push the integration of the swimming database as the as ONE. primary membership management tool available to all clubs. The uptake has been pleasing and we are now At the conclusion of this years AGM, we farewell Simon seeing the majority of clubs using the database on a Perry from the board after three years. -
2019 New Zealand Swimming Championships
Sir Owen G Glenn Natnl Aquatic Centre - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:21 PM 20/06/2019 Page 1 2019 Aon NZ Open Championships - 17/06/2019 to 21/06/2019 Results - Session Eight - Finals Event 23 Women 200 LC Meter Freestyle Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time A - Final 1 Erika Fairweather 15 Neptune Swim Club 2:03.38 1:59.37 r:+0.76 28.50 59.01 (30.51) 1:29.76 (30.75) 1:59.37 (29.61) 2 Carina Doyle 25 North Shore Swimming Club 2:00.11 2:00.27 r:+0.68 28.52 59.01 (30.49) 1:30.16 (31.15) 2:00.27 (30.11) 3 Chelsey Edwards 18 Capital Swim Club 2:02.26 2:02.07 r:+0.64 29.04 59.96 (30.92) 1:31.30 (31.34) 2:02.07 (30.77) 4 Eve Thomas 18 Coast Swimming Club 2:04.50 2:02.60 r:+0.71 29.55 1:01.08 (31.53) 1:32.36 (31.28) 2:02.60 (30.24) 5 Gina McCarthy 16 Hillcrest Swim Club 2:04.67 2:03.17 r:+0.77 29.31 1:00.69 (31.38) 1:32.10 (31.41) 2:03.17 (31.07) 6 Caitlin Deans 19 Neptune Swim Club 2:04.75 2:04.31 r:+0.75 29.57 1:01.37 (31.80) 1:33.02 (31.65) 2:04.31 (31.29) 7 Ali Galyer 20 North Shore Swimming Club 2:04.84 2:04.45 r:+0.69 29.34 1:00.72 (31.38) 1:32.48 (31.76) 2:04.45 (31.97) 8 Ruby Heath 19 Capital Swim Club 2:06.42 2:04.69 r:+0.74 29.62 1:01.37 (31.75) 1:33.32 (31.95) 2:04.69 (31.37) B - Final 9 Monique King 23 North Shore Swimming Club 2:07.86 2:04.86 r:+0.80 29.25 1:00.50 (31.25) 1:32.29 (31.79) 2:04.86 (32.57) 10 *Ella Ramsay (V) 14 St Peter's Western 2:08.23 2:06.04 r:+0.67 28.89 1:00.71 (31.82) 1:33.32 (32.61) 2:06.04 (32.72) 11 Tyler Finau 15 Enterprise Swim Club 2:09.18 2:07.88 r:+0.75 29.08 1:01.06 (31.98) 1:34.36 (33.30) -
Finals Event 32 Men 100 LC Meter Freestyle 2
Sir Owen G Glenn Natnl Aquatic Centre - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 9:44 PM 21/06/2019 Page 1 2019 Aon NZ Open Championships - 17/06/2019 to 21/06/2019 Results - Session Ten - Finals Event 32 Men 100 LC Meter Freestyle Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time A - Final 1 Daniel Hunter 24 Howick Pakuranga 49.82 49.73 r:+0.66 23.43 49.73 (26.30) 2 Matthew Stanley 27 Matamata Swim Club 50.11 49.96 r:+0.69 24.05 49.96 (25.91) 3 Tyron Henry 17 Howick Pakuranga 50.56 50.13 r:+0.65 24.02 50.13 (26.11) 4 Carter Swift 20 Hawera Swimming Club 50.09 50.24 r:+0.60 23.99 50.24 (26.25) 5 Corey Main 24 Howick Pakuranga 50.33 50.26 r:+0.57 23.80 50.26 (26.46) 6 *Luke Gebbie (V) 22 Philippine Swimming 50.25 50.45 r:+0.62 24.20 50.45 (26.25) 7 Bayley Main 22 Howick Pakuranga 51.20 50.75 r:+0.66 23.93 50.75 (26.82) 8 Andrew Jeffcoat 19 Pukekohe Swimming Club 51.38 51.49 r:+0.71 24.33 51.49 (27.16) B - Final 9 Joshua Brown 19 Aquabladz New Plymouth Swimmin 51.49 51.26 r:+0.64 25.03 51.26 (26.23) 10 *'aukai Lileikis (V) 21 Hawaiian Swimming 51.85 51.42 r:+0.60 24.05 51.42 (27.37) 11 Christopher Elson 20 Wharenui Swim Club 51.73 51.69 r:+0.63 25.13 51.69 (26.56) 12 Lane Stone 20 Aquagym Swimming Club 52.10 51.94 r:+0.66 25.25 51.94 (26.69) 13 Matt Hyde 22 Matamata Swim Club 52.06 52.03 r:+0.67 25.29 52.03 (26.74) 14 Thomas Wilson 19 Capital Swim Club 52.49 52.09 r:+0.60 24.67 52.09 (27.42) 15 Sam McKenzie 19 Aquagym Swimming Club 51.99 52.13 r:+0.66 24.79 52.13 (27.34) 16 Luke Mitchell 19 St Peter's Swimming Club 52.69 52.47 r:+0.63 25.65 52.47 (26.82) -
Sir Owen G Glenn Natnl Aquatic Centre
Sir Owen G Glenn Natnl Aquatic Centre - Site License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 7.0 - 19/06/2019 Page 1 2019 Aon NZ Open Championships - 17/06/2019 to 21/06/2019 Meet Program - Session Six - Finals Event 201 Mixed 11 Year Olds 6x50 LC Meter Freestyle Mini Club Relays RelayEvent 17 Women 200 LC Meter IM Lane Team Relay Seed Time NZ Open Rec: 2:12.12 4/10/2010 Natalie Wiegersma Heat 1 of 1 Finals Starts at 06:50 PM World QT: 2:13.03 4 CSCAK A XNT 2018 Title H: 2:18.53 2018 Gina McCarthy 1) Jonathan Swanepoel M11 2) Hayley Middleton W11 Lane Name Age Team Prelims 3) Kenneth Wang M11 4) Xanthee Austin W11 Heat 1 B - Final Starts at 07:24 PM 5) Monique Wieruszowski W11 6) Josh Bayes M11 1 Lucy North 17 AQNTR 2:29.67 5 NSSAK A XNT 2 Katlyn Steedman 19 PUKCO 2:29.13 1) Kaira Wohlfarth W11 2) Jihu Lee M11 3 Jenna Rolston-Larking 15 CAPWN 2:28.24 3) Holly Nelson W11 4) Aleksandr Kivilev M11 4 Madison Wills 15 KIWOT 2:27.35 5) Olivia Taylor W11 6) Isaac Lee M11 5 Jessica Scott 16 NEPOT 2:28.19 Event 110 Men 400 LC Meter Freestyle Multi-Class 6 Holly Parker 21 UNIAK 2:28.89 7 Kiana Swain 17 PUKCO 2:29.35 Lane Name Age Team Prelims 8 Nicole Lockie 16 PARAK 2:29.74 Heat 1 Finals A - Final Starts at 07:00 PM 2 %Lance Dustow S14 18 NAQHP 6:00.08 Heat 2 A - Final Starts at 07:29 PM 1 Tyler Finau 15 ENTHP 2:26.70 3 %Hamish McLean S6 19 WSCOT 5:43.36 2 Mya Rasmussen 18 NSSAK 2:24.12 4 %Ieuan Edwards S9 16 SELCB 5:18.01 3 Gina McCarthy 16 HILWK 2:21.57 5 %Benjamin Gould S10 15 GRDCB 5:50.65 4 Helena Gasson 24 CSCAK 2:13.99 6 %Harry Randall S7 13 CSCAK 6:09.70 -
New Zealand Olympic Team Selected Athletes
New Zealand Olympic Team Selected Athletes Athletics - Track Cycling – Track (Women) 1. Alana Barber 20km Walk Women 28. Lauren Ellis Women’s Team Pursuit, Omnium 2. Angie Petty 800m Women 29. Rushlee Buchanan Women’s Team Pursuit 3. Nikki Hamblin 1500m, 5000m 30. Jaime Nielsen Women’s Team Pursuit 4. Lucy Oliver 5000m Women 31. Racquel Sheath Women’s Team Pursuit 5. Hamish Carson 1500m Men 32. Georgia Williams Women’s Team Pursuit 6. Julian Matthews 1500m Men 33. Olivia Podmore Individual Sprint Women, 7. Quentin Rew 20km, 50km Race Walk Men Women Team Sprint, 8. Zane Robertson 10,000m Men Keirin Women 9. Nick Willis 1500m Men 34. Natasha Hansen Individual Sprint Women, Women Team Sprint, Athletics - Field Keirin Women 10. Valerie Adams Shot Put Women 11. Eliza McCartney Pole Vault Women Cycling – Track (Men) 12. Stuart Farquhar Javelin Men 35. Dylan Kennett Men’s Team Pursuit, Omnium 13. Jacko Gill Shot Put Men 36. Pieter Bulling Men’s Team Pursuit 14. Tom Walsh Shot Put Men 37. Aaron Gate Men’s Team Pursuit 38. Regan Gough Men’s Team Pursuit Canoe Sprint 39. Hayden Roulston Men’s Team Pursuit 15. Lisa Carrington K1W 200, K1W 500 40. Ethan Mitchell Men’s Team Sprint 16. Aimee Fisher K4 500 Women 41. Sam Webster Individual Sprint Men, 17. Kayla Imrie K4 500 Women Men's Team Sprint, 18. Jaimee Lovett K4 500 Women Keirin Men 19. Caitlin Ryan K4 500 Women 42. Eddie Dawkins Individual Sprint Men, 20. Marty McDowell K1 1000 Men Men's Team Sprint, Keirin Men Canoe Slalom 21.