For more than a century the province of Southland has had a very proud history in athletics. Over this time we have evolved a philosophy of not thinking that athletics is just for children, seniors and masters; we think of it as… 

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SOUTHLAND HARRIERS AGM

THURSDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2018

7.30pm St Paul's Clubrooms

IMPORTANT - WORKING BEE - IMPORTANT

Athletics Southland

Surrey Park Working Bee

1pm Saturday 29 September 2018

ATHLETICS SOUTHLAND BOARD AGM

WEDNESDAY 31 OCTOBER 2018

7.30pm St Paul's Clubrooms

AGM Agenda 2018

Expression of Interest for Team Managers 2018/19

Athletics Southland Track & Field Committee are seeking expressions of interest for team manager roles of the following 2018/19 representative teams.

1: NZ Track & Field Champs Mar 8 to 10 - 2019 - Christchurch

2: Inter Centres (Grades 14-20) Jan 19 - 2019 - Christchurch

3: Tyson/995 Meet (Grades 7-11) Mar 17 - 2019 - Christchurch

4: Interprovincials (Grade 12&13) April 19 to 21 - 2019 - Christchurch

Email Phil at sthldtrackfield@gmail.com for a application form. Applications close 30th September

2018 Shoe Clinic Handicap Series

Thank you and congratulations to everyone who took part in the 2018 Shoe Clinic Handicap Series this winter. Thank you to our sponsor and thank you to all of the helpers, timekeepers, handicappers and the Harrier's Committee for pulling it all together!

It is awesome to see everyone giving it everything they had and at the end of the series it only came down to a few points. The handicap series can be won by any runner in the field, a few good runs and a couple of high placings sure helps but being consistent and running in all five races is also worth it.

Seniors Runners

1. Evan Macintosh
2. Lachie Baird
3. Craig Iversen
4. Debbie Telfer
5. John Wallace

Juniors Runners

1. Kimberley Iversen
2. = Thomas Lemin & Ryder Sheehan
4. Declan Telfer

Dwight in Riverness 10k in Inverness

Dwight won his age group today (23 Sept 2018) at the Riverness 10k in Inverness, Scotland. He was hoping to beat his PB but equalled it instead. He was happy to win the Quaich, a Scottish drinking cup. He also won a £70 voucher to spend on running stuff.

World Mountain Running Championships 

Well done Dwight from Fiordland Runners. The New Zealand men’s team finished 20th.

Niam MacDonald was 70th in the 11.933km event in 1:07:57, Dwight Grieve 1:13:23 (88), Harry Burnard 1:14:11 (89) and Matthew Scott 1:16:52 (96).

The New Zealand women were eighth in the teams. Nancy Jiang was 15th in 1:11:33 over the same course as the men, Sabrina Grogan 1:14:19 (28), Sarah Douglas 1:15:40 (35) and Sophie Smith 2:26:45 (77).

World Mountain Running 2018 - Individual Results 

World Mountain Running 2018 - Men's Team Result

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