College Sport Media
  • Home
  • About
  • Love what we do?
  • Articles
    • Athletics/XC
    • Bike
    • Bowls
    • Boxing
    • Basketball
    • Cricket
    • Football
    • Golf
    • Hockey
    • Netball
    • Rowing
    • Rugby League
    • Rugby Union
    • Sailing
    • Softball
    • Swimming
    • Tennis
    • Volleyball
    • Water Polo
    • Weight Lifting
    • Other
  • Videos!
  • Advertise with CSM
  • History of National Events
  • NZ Schools Rugby
    • NZS 2017
    • NZS 2015
    • NZS 2014
    • NZS 2013
    • NZS 2012
    • NZS 2011
    • NZS 2010
    • NZS 2009
    • NZS 2008
    • NZS 2007
    • NZS 2006
    • NZS 2005
    • NZS 2004
    • NZS 2003
    • NZS 2002
    • NZS 2001
    • NZS 2000
    • NZS 1999
    • NZS 1998
    • NZS 1997
    • NZS 1996
    • NZS 1995
    • NZS 1994/95 Tour
    • NZS 1994
    • NZS 1993
    • NZS 1992
    • NZS 1991
    • NZS 1990
    • NZS 1989
    • NZS 1988
    • NZS 1987
    • NZS 1986
    • NZS 1985
    • NZS 1984/85 Tour
    • NZS 1984
    • NZS 1983
    • NZS 1982
    • NZS 1981
    • NZS 1980
    • NZS 1979
    • NZS 1978
    • NZ Schools Stats
  • Index of Articles
  • Partners
  • Youth Olympics 2018,2020
  • Emerging Talent
  • College Rugby Draws
  • Home
  • About
  • Love what we do?
  • Articles
    • Athletics/XC
    • Bike
    • Bowls
    • Boxing
    • Basketball
    • Cricket
    • Football
    • Golf
    • Hockey
    • Netball
    • Rowing
    • Rugby League
    • Rugby Union
    • Sailing
    • Softball
    • Swimming
    • Tennis
    • Volleyball
    • Water Polo
    • Weight Lifting
    • Other
  • Videos!
  • Advertise with CSM
  • History of National Events
  • NZ Schools Rugby
    • NZS 2017
    • NZS 2015
    • NZS 2014
    • NZS 2013
    • NZS 2012
    • NZS 2011
    • NZS 2010
    • NZS 2009
    • NZS 2008
    • NZS 2007
    • NZS 2006
    • NZS 2005
    • NZS 2004
    • NZS 2003
    • NZS 2002
    • NZS 2001
    • NZS 2000
    • NZS 1999
    • NZS 1998
    • NZS 1997
    • NZS 1996
    • NZS 1995
    • NZS 1994/95 Tour
    • NZS 1994
    • NZS 1993
    • NZS 1992
    • NZS 1991
    • NZS 1990
    • NZS 1989
    • NZS 1988
    • NZS 1987
    • NZS 1986
    • NZS 1985
    • NZS 1984/85 Tour
    • NZS 1984
    • NZS 1983
    • NZS 1982
    • NZS 1981
    • NZS 1980
    • NZS 1979
    • NZS 1978
    • NZ Schools Stats
  • Index of Articles
  • Partners
  • Youth Olympics 2018,2020
  • Emerging Talent
  • College Rugby Draws
Search by typing & pressing enter

YOUR CART

6/4/2016

Records tumble at NISS Athletics...

PictureNick Smith (100m SB Champion 10.80s) - Photo Credit, Jo Murray
The athletics season culminated over the weekend with the North and South Island Secondary Schools championships. The North Island version was held in Auckland and there were several outstanding performances.
 
Girls
Hastings Georgia Hulls was undoubtedly the star performer of the entire meeting. She was the only quadruple winner capturing the senior 100, 200 and 400m titles as well as a relay gold. The National 100m champion didn't break any records, but her times were tidy. In the 400m she ran 57.03s. In the 200m she ran 24.65s and completed victory in the 100m with a time 12.18s which wasn't the fastest of the weekend. In the heat's of the intermediate 100m Gabriella Hayton ran a record 12 seconds flat. In the final she beat Kristen Clausen with a time of 12.22s. The finishing order was the same in the 200m decider.

In the Junior sprints Genna Maples completed the 100/200m double and was a member of the winning Wanganui relay team.

Other multiple winners were:
Charli Miller - Junior 1500 & 3000m.
Isabella Phanivong - Junior triple & long jump.
Kaia Tupu-South - Junior shot put & discus.
Tatiana Kaumoana - Intermediate shot put & discus.
Hannah O'Connor - Intermediate 1500 & 3000m.
Ashleigh Bennett - Senior long & triple jump.
Lisa Putt - Intermediate long jump, triple jump and 4x100.
 
The Records broken and not previously mentioned were:
Charli Miller - Junior 3000m, 10:06.59s (Previous Record: Hannah O’Connor, 10:10.64s, 2015)
Hannah O'Connor - Intermediate 3000m, 9:36.92s (Previous Record: O Jesson 9:59.35s, 1996)
Tanya Murray - Intermediate Javelin, 42.41m (Previous Record: Emma Fulbrook, 41.56m, 2013)
Maddison Wesche - Senior Shot Put, 15.66m (Previous Record: Diana Oloapu, 14.90m, 2015)
Mellata Tatola - Intermediate Hammer Throw, 52.77m (Previous Record: Emma Kruszona, 48.30m, 2013)
Libby Leikis - PARA 100m, 16.31s
 
Boys
In the boys event perhaps the performance of the weekend was that of Oliver Miller in the senior 400m. The St. Peter's College sprinter ran 48.55s to break the 36 year old record of Waikato's R. Aldridge.
Finn Seeds from Hutt International Boys' School capped his impressive season by winning the 800/1500m double while Nicholas Smith from Hutt Valley High School was another athletic to flourish from the capital. Smith won the 100/200m senior double.

Dominic Overend from Auckland and Jack Lewer from Manawatu were the only athletes to break two records each. Overend won the 80m hurdles in 11.03s and the long jump by leaping 6.40m. Lewer set new landmarks in the AWD shot put and discus. Ryan Ballantyne from St. Paul's Collegiate was in record breaking form. He threw 19.61m in the senior shot put becoming the first individual to pass the 19m barrier at the event.

Isaiah Priddey was fiercely challenged by Theo Quax (Son of Dick) in the senior 1500m, but cruised to a 12 second triumph in the 3000m.
​
Multiple winners included:
Zion Trigger-Faitele - Junior Shot Put & Discus
James Guthrie-Croft - Intermediate 100 & 200m
Max Spencer - Intermediate 800 & 1500m

    Archives

    March 2022
    June 2021
    December 2019
    November 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    August 2018
    June 2018
    May 2018
    April 2018
    March 2018
    February 2018
    January 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017
    May 2017
    April 2017
    March 2017
    February 2017
    January 2017
    December 2016
    November 2016
    October 2016
    August 2016
    July 2016
    June 2016
    May 2016
    April 2016
    March 2016
    February 2016
    January 2016
    December 2015
    November 2015
    September 2015

Organisation

College Sport Media is dedicated to telling the story of successful young sportspeople in New Zealand

Use of articles

All rights are reserved for commercial use.
Any Educational Institution or official sports governing body may use material with acknowledgement to College Sport Media 
© COPYRIGHT 2015.-2021 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.