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Te Koha will compete at the national secondary school champs in December.

More volunteers are being sought ahead of the next track and field season.

A very successful track and field season has come to an end.

In the 48th edition of America’s largest track and field series for women and girls, the Colgate-Palmolive company is touting a significant increase in educational awards for winning athletes in elementary and middle school, high school, college and open categories.

Winning was good, but New Zealand sprinter Zoe Hobbs admits a trip away with family and friends was the best part of competing at the Colgate Games.

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Uncertainty around Covid-19 traffic light system means the Southern Field Days committee have cancelled the event for the first time in 40 years in what is a significant blow to Southland economically.

I feel for our secondary school athletes with news this week the track and field championships have been cancelled.

Hannah Cadzow had a successful day, winning the junior girls’ 100m, 200m, 400m and long jump. As expected, one of the country’s leading young athletes, Monique Gorrie, dominated the intermediate grade sprints, winning the 100m, 200m and 400m races, setting a new school record in her heat of the 200m. Her younger sister Brianna finished second in the 100m and 200m. Amber Trow was another to set a school record with her 1.64m clearance in the intermediate high jump. She also won the 80m h...

Martin De Ruyter/Stuff Ellie Beever from Athletics Nelson competes in the 400 metres. Beever won gold in the long jump. Nelson Athletics had reason to celebrate on Friday with gold medals to Ellie Beever in the 12 years Long Jump, Josephine Tappenden in the 13 years 400 m and Bella Cain-Townley in the 11 years 800m. Cain-Townleys form carried over into day two on Saturday, winning a Gold Medal in the 11 years 1500m. Richmond’s Bradley Kershaw was another standout in the 10 year-old boys�...