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Farquhar prevails on Day 3 NZ Champs

Stuart Farquhar, silver medallist at Delhi, collected his eleventh and tenth in a row national javelin throw title. Held in atrocious conditions yesterday Farquhar was still able to hoist the javelin out to a respectable 75.47m.

Stuart Farquhar Prevails

Stuart Farquhar Prevails

Double silver medallist at the Delhi Commonwealth Games Nikki Hamblin comfortably won the first of her double title defenses the 800m in 2m 5.49s. In the 1500m Katie Wright and Kellie Palmer tested her right to the finish. Wright led into the final lap and was still holding the pole line heading into the final straight, but Hamblin swung wide and with Palmer chasing hard on the outside was able to hold it to the finish in 4m 29.76s. Palmer was second in 4m 30.06s and Wright third in 4m 30.33s. Hamish Carson retained his senior 1500m title outgunning Hayden McLaren over the final lap.Alex Jordan of Tasman was outstanding in the senior 400m winning in the fourth fastest time by a New Zealander of 46.40s. He followed up yesterday with an equally impressive victory in the senior 200m in 21.33s.

Julian Oakley, son of Dame Susan Devoy, outkicked Jonathan Jackson to win the M19 1500m in 4m 1.38s. Coached by world championship representative Gareth Hyett, Oakley said he stuck to the plan set and proved that he had the speed when it counted over the final 80 metres.

Andrea Koenen of Auckland won the women’s sprint double, adding the 200m yesterday to the 100m won on Friday.

James Mortimer seven times New Zealand 110m hurdles champion moved up to the 400m hurdles with success winning in 50.83s, beating arch rival this season Michael Cochrane from Waikato.

Louise Jones of Auckland retained her senior women’s 400m title in 54.36s and Kieron McDonald added the M16 1500m title to the 800m title won earlier.

Results:
Men.-
200m: Alex Jordan (Tasman) 21.33s 1, Tim Jones (Cant) 21.63s 2, Adam Somerville (Akld) 21.85s 3.
1500m: Hamish Carson (Wgtn) 3m 53.59s 1, Hayden McLaren (Cant) 3m 53.78s 2, Malcolm Hicks (Cant) 3m 54.75s 3.
20km road walk: Quentin Rew (Wgtn) 1h 27m 47s 1, Mike Parker (Akld) 1h 45m 31s 2.
400m hurdles: James Mortimer (Akld) 50.83s 1, Michael Cochrane (Waik/BoP) 52.06s 2, Shay Taylor (Akld) 52.31s 3.
3000m steeplechase: Brett Tingay (Cant) 9m 21.10s 1, Daniel Balchin (Otago) 9m 39.16s 2, Lyndon Brown (Otago) 9m 46.31s 3.
Javelin throw: Stuart Farquhar (Waik/BoP) 75.47m 1, Johan Smalberger (Akld) 69.94m 2, Ben Langton-Burnell (Manwtu/Wang) 55.89m 3.
Triple jump: Todd Swanson (Sthld) 14.67m 1, Scott Thomson (Wgtn) 14.28m 2, Matthew Wyatt (Akld) 14.17m 3.
High jump: William Crayford (Akld) 2.01m 1, Gideon Barnard (Sthld) 1.97m 2, Sam Vesey (Akld) 1.92m 3.
4 x 400m relay: Auckland (Shay Taylor, Brent Newdick, Ben Potter, James Mortimer) 3m 17.35s 1, Otago 3m 17.71s 2, Wellington 3m 33.62s 3.

M19.-
200m: Joshua Hawkins (Akld) 21.64s 1, Mathew Robinson (Sthld) 22.05s 2, Dee Jay Kennedy (Sthld) 22.09s 3.
1500m: Julian Oakley (Waik/BoP) 4m 1.38s 1, Jonathan Jackson (Akld) 4m 1.77s 2, Cameron Graves (Akld) 4m 5.23s 3.
10km road walk: Daniel Lord (Cant) 48m 4s 1, Matthew Holcroft (Waik/BoP) 48m 12s 2, Ben Meikle (Cant) 1h 2m 2s 3.
400m hurdles: Cameron French (Waik/BoP) 53.23s 1, Phil Simms (Waik/BoP) 54.72s 2, Campbell Wu (Akld) 54.99s 3.
Discus throw: Hayden Hall (Cant) 46.87m 1, Adam Miller (Akld) 46.28m 2, Ryan Tinkle (Wgtn) 45.23m 3.
Triple jump: Swanson 14.81m 1, Daniel Fake (Taranaki) 14.72m 2, Thomson 14.58m 3.
4 x 400m relay: Auckland (Campbell Wu, Frazer Wickes, Liam Mitchell, Tama Toki) 3m 25.05s 1, Southland 3m 25.07s 2, Waikato Bay of Plenty 3m 26.75s 3.

M16.-
200m: Kodi Harman (Waik/BoP) 21.93s 1, Dalton Coppins (Akld) 22.19s 2, Blake Gordon (Waik/BoP) 22.59s 3.
1500m: Kieron McDonald (Wgtn) 3m 54.93s 1, Matt Baxter (Taranaki) 3m 55.89s 2, Ben Moynihan (Akld) 3m 58.00s 3.
300m hurdles: Jack Henry (Cant) 40.91s 1, Guy Greenslade (Cant) 44.24s 2.
2000m steeplechase: Liam Cowley (Akld) 6m 17.43s 1, Mike Lowe (Tasman) 6m 19.30s 2, Matthew Taylor (HawksB/Gisb) 6m 23.81s 3.
Shot put: Alex Fafeita (Wgtn) 15.66m 1, Kyle Van der Merwe (Taranaki) 15.63m 2, Nicholas McGrath (Cant) 15.62m 3.
4 x 400m relay: Manawatu Wanganui (Jack Hurley, William Cowper, William Smart, Tom Symes) 3m 27.02s 1, Waikato Bay of Plenty 3m 20.23s 2, Canterbury 3m 40.00s 3.

Women.-
200m: Andrea Koenen (Akld) 23.87s 1, Louise Jones (Akld) 24.36s 2, Fiona Hely (Otago) 24.91s 3.
1500m: Nikki Hamblin (Akld) 4m 29.76s 1, Kellie Palmer (Cant) 4m 30.06s 2, Katie Wright (Akld) 4m 30.33s 3.
20km road walk: Roseanne Robinson (Otago) 1h 51m 39s 1, Alana Barber (Akld) 1h 58m 59s 2.
400m hurdles: Tracey Hale (Waik/BoP) 1m 1.46s 1, Veronika Lang (Waik/BoP) 1m 6.89s 2, Gianina Gartmann (NHB) 1m 7.73s 3, Rebecca Lovell (Waik/BoP) 1m 9.48s 4.
Javelin throw: Hannah Blair (Otago) 45.01m 1, Keshia Grant (Waik/BoP) 44.15m 2, Stephanie Wrathall (Akld) 44.00m 3.
Triple jump: Nneka Okpala (Akld) 12.68m 1, Charlotte Muschamp (Sthld) 11.91m 2, Veronique Boyer (Tahiti) 11.43m 3, Harriett Sowman (Wgtn) 11.32m 4.
4 x 400m relay: Auckland (Louise Jones, Nikki Hamblin, Monique Williams, Andrea Koenen) 3m 51.46s 1, Waikato Bay of Plenty 4m 12.77s 2, Hawkes Bay Gisborne 4m 25.90s 3.

W19.-
200m: Kristie Baillie (Waik/BoP) 25.20s 1, Hazel Bowering-Scott (Tasman) 25.69s 2, Emma Blake (HawksB/Gisb) 25.88s 3.
1500m: Rebekah Greene (Otago) 4m 27.44s 1, Hannah Newbould (Cant) 4m 34.48s 2, Annika Pfitzinger (Akld) 4m 36.20s 3.
400m hurdles: Zoe Ballantyne (Akld) 1m 1.10s 1, Alexandra Skerten (Otago) 1m 3.04s 2, Kelsey Berryman (Cant) 1m 6.59s 3.
10km road walk: Natasha Murrihy (Waik/BoP) 54m 14s 1, Courtney Ruske (Cant) 58m 59s 2, Sarah Meikle (Cant) 1h 7m 7s 3.
Discus throw: Leesa Lealaisalanoa (Wgtn) 46.58m 1, Siositina Hakeai (Akld) 43.59m 2, Merewarihi Vaka (Akld) 42.64m 3.
Triple jump: Greer Alsop (Sthld) 11.54m 1, Jennifer Scott (Akld) 11.53m 2, Melody Stein (Wgtn) 11.49m 3.
Pole vault: Kerry Charlesworth (Akld) 3.85m 1, Lucy McGall (Akld) 3.51m 2, Valerie Chan (Wgtn) 3.21m 3.
4 x 400m relay: Auckland (Alisha Loverich, Anne Simpson, Portia Bing, Katrina Anderson) 3m 58.90s 1, Canterbury 4m 00.80s 2, Otago 4m 12.32s 3.

W16.-
200m: Katie Stuart (Invernes) 25.28s 1, Megan McPhail (Otago) 25.40s 2, Abby Goldie (Waik/BoP) 25.46s 3.
1500m: Anna Kean (Otago) 4m 39.63s 1, Zara Murrihy (Waik/BoP) 4m 40.51s 2, Ariana Harper (Wgtn) 4m 41.95s 3.
300m hurdles: Mackenzie Keenan (Cant) 44.25s 1, Stephanie Dickins (Manwtu/Wang) 44.34s 2, Ariana Blackwood (Manwtu/Wang) 50.11s 3.
2000m steeplechase: Holly Sprosen (Waik/BoP) 7m 22.12s 1, Kate Jefferd (Manwtu/Wang) 7m 30.41s 2, Astrid Montuclard (Tahiti) 7m 38.38s 3, Monica Burnard (HawksB/Gisb) 7m 44.91s 4.
Hammer throw: Che Kenneally (Aust) 43.42m 1, Ella Pilkington (Akld) 37.23m 2, Elizabeth Jones (Otago) 28.90m 3, Maria Taylor (Wgtn) 27.45m 4.
High jump: Monika Wensing (Germany) 1.73m 1, Keeley O’Hagan (Akld) 1.69m 2, Paige Harwood (Akld) 1.65m 3, Ashleigh Sando (Waik/BoP) 1.65m 4.
4 x 400m relay: Waikato Bay of Plenty (Maggie Unternahrer, Kerry White, Ellie McCleery, Talia Horgan) 3m 59.65s 1, Manawatu Wanganui 4m 4.74s 2, Otago 4m 5.15s 3.

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