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Gold Coast 2018
Commonwealth Games
Athletics
Team Handbook
Compiled by Brett Addison
Athletics NZ Communications Manager
Athletics NZ Team Athletes Valerie Adams Shot Put Pakuranga Athletic Club Alana Barber 20km Race Walk Racewalking Auckland Camille Buscomb 10,000m, 5000m Hamilton City Hawks Athletics Cameron French 400m hurdles Hamilton City Hawks Athletics Siositina Hakeai Discus Auckland City Athletics Ben Langton Burnell Javelin Palmerston North Athletics Eliza McCartney Pole Vault North Harbour Bays Athletics Olivia McTaggart Pole Vault North Harbour Bays Athletics Brad Mathas 800m Christchurch Old Boys United Joseph Millar 200m Tauranga Ramblers Angie Petty 800m University of Canterbury Julia Ratcliffe Hammer Hamilton City Hawks Athletics Quentin Rew 20km Race Walk Wellington Harrier Athletic Club Jake Robertson 10,000m Hamilton City Hawks Athletics Zane Robertson 10,000m, Marathon Hamilton City Hawks Athletics Holly Robinson Para Javelin Athletics Taieri Nick Southgate Pole Vault North Harbour Bays Athletics Tom Walsh Shot Put South Canterbury Athletic Club
Athletics NZ Team
Support Staff
Team Leader Scott Goodman
Operations Manager Kat Austin
Coaches Terry Lomax
Jeremy McColl
Steve Willis
Dale Stevenson
Debbie Strange
Raylene Bates
Physiotherapists Lou Johnson
Oliver Low
Press Attache Brett Addison
NZL Timetable Day 1 8 April Quentin Rew M 20km Race Walk Final 07:00am Alana Barber W 20km Race Walk Final 09:15am Tom Walsh M Shot Put Qual 16:25pm Day 2 9 April Holly Robinson W F46 Javelin Final 19:05pm Tom Walsh M Shot Put Final 20:25pm Camille Buscomb W 10,000m Final 20:35pm Day 3 10 April Brad Mathas M 800m Heat 10:30am Cameron French M 400m hurdles Heat 11:15am Siositina Hakeai W Discus Qual 12:05pm Joseph Millar M 200m Heat 13:05pm Julia Ratcliffe W Hammer Final 20:40pm Day 4 11 April Brad Mathas M 800m Semi 19:20pm Joseph Millar M 200m Semi 20:50pm Cameron French M 400m hurdles Semi 22:11pm
Day 5 12 April Dame Valerie Adams W Shot put Qual 12:15pm Angie Petty W 800m Heat 12:20pm Nick Southgate M Pole vault Final 19:25pm Cameron French M 400m hurdles Final 19:45pm Siositina Hakeai W Discus Final 20:40pm Joseph Millar M 200m Final 21:56pm Brad Mathas M 800m Final 22:13pm Day 6 13 April Ben Langton Burnell M Javelin Qual 10:00am Eliza McCartney W Pole Vault Final 19:25 pm Olivia McTaggart W Pole Vault Final 19:25 pm Valerie Adams W Shot Put Final 20:40 pm Angie Petty W 800m Final 20:45 pm Jake Robertson M 10,000m Final 21:10 pm Zane Robertson M 10,000m Final 21:10 pm Day 7 14 April Ben Langton Burnell M Javelin Final 14:35 pm Camille Buscomb W 5000m Final 15:20 pm Day 8 15 April Zane Robertson M Marathon Final 08:15am
Dame Valerie Adams Event: Shot Put Age: 33 Club: Pakuranga Athletic Club Birthplace: Rotorua Coach: Scott Goodman PB: 21.24 (NZ record) 2018 best: 18.48 Career highlights: Olympic Champion 2008 & 2012, silver 2016 World Champion 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013 World Indoor Champion 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, bronze 2016 Commonwealth Champion 2006, 2010, 2014, silver 2002 Ranked 1st in world 2006 – 2014 Gold Coast will be Dame Valerie’s fifth Commonwealth Games. She has three gold and one silver medal from previous Commonwealth Games since her debut at Manchester in 2002. She also has two gold and one silver medal from the Olympic Games. Dame Valerie has been the dominant women's shot putter in the world since 2006, unbeaten in major world events during 2006 – 2014 and having an unprecedented winning streak of 107 competitions during that period. She was the IAAF world female athlete of the year for 2014. She finished second at her last major competition, the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and is now on the comeback trail after having her first child in October 2017. Dame Valerie has won 15 New Zealand shot put titles and was the Halberg Sportswoman of the year award seven consecutive years from 2006 - 2012. She has also been awarded the NZOC's Lonsdale Cup in 2006, 2007, 2011, 2013 and 2014. She competes for Pakuranga Athletic Club and has been coached by Scott Goodman since the retirement of Jean-Pierre Egger in 2016.
Alana Barber
Event: 20km Race Walk
Age: 31
Birthplace Auckland
Club: Racewalking Auckland
Coach: Brett Vallance
PB: 1:32:19
2018 best: 1:32:19 (NZ record)
Career highlights:
18th at 2015 World Championships
World Race walking Team
Championships representative 2016
Rio 2016 Olympian
Ranked 73rd in world 2017
Ranked 71st in world 2016
2 x NZ champion
Alana had her major international debut in 2015 at the IAAF Beijing World Track &
Field Championships where she placed a very creditable 18th in the 20km race walk,
exceeding expectations and beating many athletes ranked well above her before the
event.
She followed that up with a 35th place at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. She has since
lowered her New Zealand record for 20km to 1:32:23.
Alana was based in England for a number of years where she developed her race
walking skills and is not the first in her family to represent New Zealand in Athletics.
Her mother Shirley ran at the 1974 Commonwealth Games finishing eighth in the
800m final. Ever since she was a small girl Alana has wanted to emulate her mother
and represent New Zealand.
Although Alana is New Zealand's top woman race walker, the time spent overseas
training and honing her skills means she only has three NZ championships to her
name, the 2014 and 2018 20km and 2015 10km titles.
Alana splits her time between Auckland, Australia and various other locations around
the world for specific training blocks.
Alana competes for Race Walking Auckland and has worked as a television producer.
Camille Buscomb
Event: 10,000m, 5000m
Age: 27
Birthplace: Hamilton
Club: Hamilton City Hawks
Coach: Nick Bideau
PB: 31:45.02, 15:19.81
2018 best: -, 15:49.55
Career highlights:
2nd at 2015 World University
Games 5,000m
30th at 2017 World Championships
10,000m
12 Senior NZ titles
Camille represented New Zealand at the 2017 London World Championships in both
the 5,000m and 10,000m, finishing 30th in the 10,000m.
In 2015 she won a Silver Medal at the World University Games in Gwangju, South
Korea.
Camille also represented New Zealand at the 2007 World Youth Championships and
the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games.
Camille set her personal best for 10,000m of 31:45.02 in Stanford, CA in 2017,
ranking her 33rd in the world that year.
In 2016 she won the prestigious Zatopek:10 in Australia.
Camille is currently based in Melbourne and is coached by Nick Bideau and has won
12 NZ championship titles.
Her partner is Cameron French who is also in the New Zealand Athletics team.
Cameron French Event: 400m hurdles Age: 25 Birthplace: Hamilton Club: Hamilton City Hawks Coach: Criss Strange PB: 49.33 (NZ record) 2018 best: 49.33 Career highlights 5th at 2015 World University Games 3 senior NZ 400m hurdles titles Cameron represented New Zealand at the 2015 World University Games in Gwangju, South Korea, placing fifth in 49.92. He earlier represented New Zealand at the Oceania Regional Championships, winning four medals. Cameron recently broke the New Zealand 400m hurdles record, running 49.33 qualifying him for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, his first major international competition. Cameron has won three New Zealand 400m hurdles titles and has won New Zealand Championship medals over 100m and 400m. Cameron competes for the Hamilton City Hawks club and is coached by Criss Strange. His partner Camille Buscomb (10,000m & 5000m) is also in the 2018 Commonwealth Games team. Cameron is strong across a number of events with personal bests of 46.23 for 400m 46.23 and 10.51 for 100m.
Siositina Hakeai Event: Discus Age: 24 Birthplace: Auckland Club: Auckland City Athletics Coach: Kirsten Hellier PB: 60.54m 2018 best: 60.54m Career Highlights: 4th 2014 Commonwealth Games 4th 2012 World Junior Championships 1st 2015 Oceania Championships Gold Coast 2018 will be Siositina’s second Commonwealth Games after finishing fourth at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. She also came close to medalling at the 2012 World Junior Championships, also finishing in fourth place. Siositina recently improved her personal best to 60.54m. She is coached by Kirsten Hellier and competes for the Auckland City Athletics Club.
Ben Langton Burnell Event: Ben Langton Burnell Age: 25 Birthplace: Palmerston North Club: Palmerston North Athletic Club Coach: Debbie Strange PB: 82.44m 2018 best: 78.20m Career highlights: 2017 NZ World Championships team 8th at 2017 World University Games 2x medals at Oceania Championships Ben represented New Zealand at the 2017 World Championships in London, finishing 24th. Last year he also competed at the World University Games in Taipei, finishing eighth. He competed at the 2010 and 2011 Oceania Championships winning silver and gold respectively. Ben had a breakthrough year in 2017 throwing over 80m for the first time at the Porritt Classic in Hamilton and then improving his personal best to 82.44m. He also won his first NZ Senior title in 2017 after finishing runner up for four years. He won three junior New Zealand titles in the Javelin. Ben trains with coach Debbie Strange in Hamilton and is a member of the Palmerston North Club.
Eliza McCartney Event: Pole Vault Age: 19 Birthplace: Auckland Club: North Harbour Bays Coach: Jeremy McColl PB: 4.82m (NZ record) 2018 best: 4.75m Career Highlights: 3rd 2016 Olympic Games 4th 2018 World Indoor Champs 5th 2016 World Indoor Champs 2nd 2015 World University Games 3rd 2014 World Junior Champs 2015 World Junior record holder Ranked 4th in world 2017 Gold Coast will be Eliza’s first Commonwealth Games and she will go in as one of the favourites after her world ranking of number 4 in 2017. The Rio 2016 Olympics was Eliza's first major international event and she surprised by winning a bronze medal. Eliza has been vaulting very well for a number of years and made the international athletics world take notice of her abilities with a fourth place at the World Under 18 Championships in 2013, following up with a bronze medal at the 2014 World Under 20 Championships. At the end of 2015 Eliza set a world junior pole vault record, clearing 4.64m, just days before her eligibility for a junior record ended. Since then she has extended her New Zealand record to 4.82m, placed fifth at the World Indoor Championships in Portland, USA and finished third in Rio. Eliza lives in Devonport in Auckland, is coached by Athletics NZ High Performance Programme coach Jeremy McColl and competes for the North Harbour Bays club.
Olivia McTaggart Event: Pole Vault Age: 18 Birthplace: Gold Coast Club: North Harbour Bays Coach: Jeremy McColl PB: 4.40m 2018 best: 4.35m Career Highlights: 1st 2017 U20 Australian Champs 1st 2018 Perth Track Classic 1st 2017 Junioren Gala, Germany Ranked 3rd in world under 18 2017 Ranked 7th in world under 20 2017 The Gold Coast Commonwealth Games will be the first time Olivia has represented New Zealand. In 2017 she broke the national under 17 record which was held by Eliza McCartney. The height she cleared, 4.40m is still her personal best, ranking her 3rd in the world for under 18 athletes and seventh in the world for under 20 athletes. Olivia has won three national championship gold medals. She is coached by Athletics NZ high performance pole vault coach Jeremy McColl and is a member of the North Harbour Bays club. In 2017 Olivia studied by correspondence school for the last year of her secondary education as she spent a significant period of time training and competing in Europe.
Brad Mathas Event: 800m Age: 24 Birthplace: Palmerston North Club: Christchurch Old Boys United Coach: Justin Rinaldi PB: 1:46.44 2018 best: 1:46.44 Career highlights: 7 x NZ senior 800m Champion NZ rep World University Games NZ rep World Junior Championships NZ rep Youth Olympic Games Brad will be making his major international debut on the Gold Coast at the Commonwealth Games. His previous international experience has been at the 2015 World University Games in Gwangju, South Korea. Brad qualified for the Gold Coast Games at a race in Canberra on the last weekend of the qualifying window, running a personal best of 1:46.44, moving up to eighth on the NZ all-time 800m list. Originally from Whanganui, Brad moved to Christchurch and then to Melbourne to train with Australian coach Justin Rinaldi. He runs for the Christchurch Old Boys Club.
Joseph Millar Event: 200m Age: 25 Birthplace: Tauranga Club: Tauranga Ramblers PB: 20.37 (NZ record) 2018 best: 20.60 Career Highlights: 6th 2017 World University Games 200m 2 x Australian 200m champion 2 x Australian 100m champion 5 x NZ Sprint double championship winner Gold Coast 2018 will be Joseph’s first Commonwealth Games. He competed in the 100m and 200m at the 2017 World Championships in London, his first major international competition. Later that year he competed at the World University Games in Taipei, finishing 6th in the 200m and narrowly missing the 100m final. Earlier in his career he represented NZ in the 2010 World Junior Champs and the 2009 World Youth Champs. At the 2017 NZ Champs he broke the NZ resident record for 100m, running 10.18 and the 200m national record, recording 20.37. He has won the 100/200m at the national championships in 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2017. At the 2018 NZ Championships, he won a record-equalling fifth double sprint victory. Joseph runs for the Tauranga Ramblers Club and has personal bests of 10.18 for 100m NZ Resident record), 20.37 for 200m (NZ national record), 46.99 for 400m.
Angie Petty Event: 800m Age: 26 Birthplace: Christchurch Club: University of Canterbury Coach: Danny Mackey PB: 1:59.06 2018 best: 2:00.73 Career Highlights: 1st 2015 World University Games 2015 World Championships semi-finalist 2014 Commonwealth Games finalist 11 NZ senior titles Gold Coast will be Angie’s second Commonwealth Games, having placed fifth in the 800m in Glasgow 2014. Angie has competed at three World Championships in Moscow 2013, Beijing 2015 and London 2017 and had her Olympic debut in Rio in 2016. A breakthrough season in 2015 saw Angie win the World University Games 800m in Korea with a stunning finish, running under two minutes for the first time in her career, clocking 1:59.06. She became the third fastest NZ women over 800m. Angie is married to English 800m middle distance runner, Sam Petty and they live in Christchurch where she works part-time in early childhood education. Angie has won a total of 11 NZ tiles over 800m and 1500m including taking the double four times. Coached by Danny Mackey, Angie competes for the University of Canterbury Club.
Julia Ratcliffe Event: Hammer Age: 24 Birthplace: Hamilton Club: Hamilton City Hawks Coach: Dave Ratcliffe PB: 70.75m (NZ record) 2018 best: 68.39m Career Highlights: 2nd 2014 Commonwealth Games 3rd 2015 World University Games 1st 2014 NCAA Div I Championships 4 x NZ Senior Hammer Champion Gold Coast will be Julia’s second Commonwealth Games, having debuted in Glasgow 2014 where she finished second, with 69.96m. The 24-year-old is back in New Zealand after completing a degree in the United States at Princeton University. While in the USA she won the prestigious NCAA title in the hammer in 2014. Julia also represented New Zealand at the 2013, 2015 and 2017 World University Games, taking the Bronze Medal in 2015. Earlier in her career Julia competed at the 2012 World Junior Championships, finishing fourth and at the 2010 Summer Youth Olympic Games in Singapore. Julia holds the NZ record with 70.75m, Julia is coached by her father Dave and competes for the Hamilton City Hawks Club.
Quentin Rew Event: 20km Race Walk Age: 33 Birthplace: Wellington Club: Wellington Harrier Athletic Club Coach: Brett Vallance PB: 1:21:12 (NZ record) 2018 best: 1:21:55 Career Highlights: 12th 2016 Olympic Games 50km race walk 12th 2017 World Championships 50km race walk 10th 2015 World Championships 50km race walk NZ record holder 20km & 50km race walk Gold Coast will be Quentin’s first Commonwealth Games, although he has competed at the Olympic Games London 2012 and Rio 2016 where he finished 27th and 12th respectively. At the Beijing 2015 World Championships he finished a highly creditable tenth in the 50km race and 17th in the 20km event. At the World Championships in London 2017 he finished 12th in a NZ record of 3:46:29, ranking him 18th in the world for the 50km walk in 2017. The 33 year old physiotherapist lives and trains in Melbourne, a stronghold of Australian race-walking. Quentin holds the NZ records for 3000m, 20km and 50km race walks. Quentin is coached by Brett Vallance and belongs to Wellington Harrier Athletic Club.
Jake Robertson Event: 10,000m Age: 28 Birthplace: Hamilton Club: Hamilton City Hawks PB: 27:45.46 2018 best: 27:28 (10km road) Career Highlights: 1st 2018 Houston half Marathon 1st 2017 Lisbon Half Marathon 1st New Orleans 10km 2017 & 2018 2nd 2017 Great North Run half Marathon NZ marathon record holder Ranked in the top 4 NZ all-time in 4 events Jake represented New Zealand in 5,000m and 10,000m at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in 2014 finishing ninth and seventh respectively. He also completed that double at the 2013 World Championships. He has had two major victories over the half marathon distance winning in Lisbon in 2017 and Houston 2018, recording 60:01 on both occasions. Zane is the fourth fastest New Zealander over 5000m and 10,000m, equal fastest over 10km and the second fastest over the half marathon behind his twin brother Zane and recently set the NZ marathon record. His first New Zealand appearance was at the 2005 World Youth Championships and he has represented New Zealand at the 2011 World Cross Country Championships, 2011 and 2013 World Championships, and the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Jake and his twin brother Zane left New Zealand as 17 year olds to live and train in Kenya. Jake is a member of Hamilton City Hawks Athletics. Personal bests: 5000 13:15.54, 10,000m 27:45.46, 10km 27:28, half marathon 60:01, marathon 2:08:26
Zane Robertson Event: 10,000m, Marathon Age: 28 Birthplace: Hamilton Club: Hamilton City Hawks PB: 27:33.67 (NZ record), - 2018 best: - ,- Career Highlights: 3rd 2014 Commonwealth Games 5000m 12th 2016 Olympic Games 10,000m NZ record holder10,000m, 10km and half marathon Ranked in the top 4 NZ all-time in 6 events Zane was the Bronze medallist in the 5000m at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in 2014. At Rio 2016 he finished 12th in the 10,000m, running 27:33.67 slashing nine seconds from Dick Quax’s NZ record. In 2015 African based Zane ran an amazing 59:47 half marathon in Japan to slash 2 minutes from the New Zealand record and become the fourth fastest non-African ever over the distance. Zane has become one of the most versatile distance runners New Zealand has produced, ranked the fourth fastest New Zealander on the all-time list for 1500m, Mile, 3000m, the third fastest over 5000m, the fastest over 10,000m, 10km and the quickest ever over the half marathon. His first New Zealand appearance was at the 2011 World Cross Country Championships and he has represented New Zealand at the 2017 and 2013 World Championships, the 2014 World Indoor Championships, the Glasgow Commonwealth Games as well as the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. Zane and his twin brother Jake left New Zealand as 17 year olds to live and train in Africa, spending time in both Ethiopia and Kenya. Zane is a member of Hamilton City Hawks Athletics. His personal bests: 1500m 3:34.19, 3000m, 7:41.37, 5000m 13:13.83, 10,000m 27:33.67 (NZ record), 10km, 27:28 (NZ record), half marathon 59:47 (NZ record)
Holly Robinson
Event: F46 Javelin
Age: 23
Birthplace: Christchurch
Club: Athletics Taieri
Coach: Raylene Bates
PB: 42.68 (NZ record)
2018 best: 42.33
Career Highlights:
2nd 2016 Rio Paralympics
2nd 2017 World Para Athletics
Championships
Holly first represented New Zealand at the London 2012 Paralympic Games placing
seventh.
Four years later at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games she won the silver medal.
She placed second in the F46 Javelin at the 2017 World Para Athletics World
Championships in London with a throw of 42.41m, just below her New Zealand
record of 42.68 set earlier in the year.
Robinson, from the Taieri club in Dunedin, trains under coach Raylene Bates.Nick Southgate Event: Pole Vault Age: 23 Birthplace: Auckland Club: North Harbour Bays Coach: Jeremy McColl PB: 5.47m 2018 best: 5.35m Career Highlights: 9th 2017 World University Games. 4th 2011 World Youth Championships. 6 x NZ pole vault champion The Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games will be Nick’s first major international competition. He started his international career by finishing fourth at the 2011 World Youth Championships. At his most recent international competition he finished ninth at the 2017 World University Games. Nick set his personal best of 5.47 finishing second at the Australian Championships in 2016. He has won the last six NZ Championship pole vault titles. Nick competes for the North Harbour Bays club and is coached by Athletics NZ high performance pole vault coach Jeremy McColl.
Tom Walsh Event: Shot Put Age: 26 Birthplace: Timaru Club: South Canterbury Athletic Club Coach: Dale Stevenson PB: 22.67m (NZ record) 2018 best: 22.67m Career Highlights: 1st 2017 World Championships 1st 2018 World Indoor Champs 1st 2016 World Indoor Champs 3rd 2016 Rio Olympics 2nd 2014 Commonwealth Games Winner 9 consecutive NZ shot put titles Gold Coast will be Tom’s second Commonwealth Games. In Glasgow 2014 he won silver. Tom also finished third at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. Tom placed fourth at his first World Championships, in Beijing 2015, and then became New Zealand’s first ever athletics male world champion at the London 2017 World Championships. Since then he won the 2018 World Indoor Championships to retain his 2016 title. Recently Tom extended his personal best and NZ record to 22.67m. Noone has thrown further since 1990. Tom is originally from Geraldine and now lives and trains in Christchurch. He works part-time as a builder when he is not training and competing overseas. Coached by Athletics NZ High Performance Programme coach Dale Stevenson with input from strength and conditioning expert Angus Ross, Tom competes for South Canterbury Athletic Club.
Athletics and the Commonwealth Games - Medal History 127 NZ Commonwealth Games Athletics Medals: 35 Gold 44 Silver 48 Bronze Gold 1930 Hamilton 6 miles John Savidan 1930 Hamilton Javelin Stan Lay 1934 London 1 mile Jack Lovelock 1938 Sydney 880y Vernon Boot 1938 Sydney 3 miles Cecil Matthews 1938 Sydney 6 miles Cecil Matthews 1950 Auckland 6 miles Harold Nelson 1950 Auckland Long Jump Yvette Williams 1954 Vancouver 220y Don Jowett 1954 Vancouver Long Jump Yvette Williams 1954 Vancouver Shot Put Yvette Williams 1954 Vancouver Discus Yvette Williams 1958 Cardiff 3 miles Murray Halberg 1958 Cardiff Shot put Valerie Sloper 1962 Perth 880y Peter Snell 1962 Perth 1 mile Peter Snell 1962 Perth 3 miles Murray Halberg 1962 Perth Shot put Valerie Sloper 1962 Perth Shot put Valerie Sloper 1966 Kingston 3000m steeplechase Peter Welsh 1966 Kingston Discus Les Mills 1966 Kingston Decathlon Roy Williams 1966 Kingston Shot Put Valerie Sloper 1966 Kingston Discus Valerie Sloper 1974 Christchurch 10,000m Dick Tayler 1974 Christchurch Discus Robin Tait 1982 Brisbane Javelin Mike O’Rourke 1982 Brisbane 3000m Anne Audain 1990 Auckland High Jump Tania Dixon 1998 Kuala Lumpur Discus Beatrice Faumuina 2002 Manchester Discus Beatrice Faumuina 2006 Melbourne 1500m Nick Willis 2006 Melbourne Shot put Valerie Adams 2010 Delhi Shot put Valerie Adams 2014 Glasgow Shot put Valerie Adams
Silver 1938 Sydney Javelin Stan Lay 1938 Sydney 1760y relay NZ Men 1950 Auckland 3 miles Harold Nelson 1950 Auckland 440y John Holland 1950 Auckland Long Jump Bevan Hough 1950 Auckland 80m hurdles June Schoch 1950 Auckland Javelin Yvette Williams 1950 Auckland 440y relay NZ Women 1954 Vancouver 440y Don Jowett 1958 Cardiff Discus Les Mills 1958 Cardiff High jump Mary Donoghy 1958 Cardiff Discus Jennifer Thompson 1962 Perth 1 mile John Davies 1962 Perth Long Jump Dave Norris 1962 Perth 100y Doreen Porter 1962 Perth 880y Marise Chamerlain 1966 Kingston Shot Put Les Mills 1970 Edinburgh 1500m Dick Quax 1970 Edinburgh Discus Les Mills 1970 Edinburgh Shot Put Barbara Beable 1974 Christchurch 1500m John Walker 1974 Christchurch Marathon Jack Foster 1974 Christchurch 800m Sue Haden 1974 Christchurch Shot put Valerie Sloper 1978 Edmonton Javelin Mike O’Rourke 1978 Edmonton 3000m Heather Thompson 1982 Brisbane 1500m John Walker 1986 Edinburgh 10,000m Anne Audain 1986 Edinburgh Marathon Lorraine Moller 1990 Auckland Decathlon Simon Poelman 1990 Auckland 19km walk Anne Judkins 1994 Victoria Discus Beatrice Faumuina 1994 Victoria Javelin Kirsten Smith 1994 Victoria Shot put Courtney Ireland 2002 Manchester Hammer Phil Jensen 2002 Manchester 50km walk Craig Barrett 2002 Manchester Shot put Valerie Adams 2006 Melbourne 50km walk Tony Sargisson 2010 Delhi Javelin Stuart Farquhar 2010 Delhi Decathlon Brent Newdick
2010 Delhi 800m Nikki Hamblin 2010 Delhi 1500m Nikki Hamblin 2014 Glasgow Shot put Tom Walsh 2014 Glasgow Hammer Julia Ratcliffe Bronze 1934 London Triple Jump Harold Brainsby 1938 Sydney Hammer James Leckie 1938 Sydney 80m hurdles Rona Tong 1938 Sydney High Jump Elizabeth Forbes 1950 Auckland 220y Don Jowett 1950 Auckland 440y Dave Batten 1950 Auckland 1 mile Moss Marshall 1950 Auckland 6 miles Noel Taylor 1950 Auckland Marathon James Clarke 1950 Auckland Long Jump Dave Dephoff 1950 Auckland 440y relay NZ Men 1950 Auckland 1760y Relay NZ Men 1950 Auckland 80m hurdles Joan Shackleton 1950 Auckland High Jump Noeline Swinton 1950 Auckland Long Jump Ruth Dowman 1950 Auckland Javelin Cleo Rivett-Carnac 1958 Cardiff 3 miles Neville Scott 1958 Cardiff Pole Vault Merv Richards 1958 Cardiff Triple jump Dave Norris 1958 Cardiff Valerie Sloper Discus 1962 Perth 80m hurdles Avis McIntosh 1962 Perth 440y relay NZ Women 1966 Kingston 1mile Ian Studd 1966 Kingston Marathon Mike Ryan 1966 Kingston Discus Robin Tait 1966 Kingston 20miles walk Norman Read 1970 Edinburgh Shot Put Les Mills 1974 Christchurch 200m Bevan Smith 1974 Christchurch 800m John Walker 1982 Brisbane Long Jump Steve Walsh 1982 Brisbane 1500m Lorraine Moller 1982 Brisbane 3000m Lorraine Moller 1986 Edinburgh Javelin Gavin Lovegrove 1986 Edinburgh Decathlon Simon Poelman
1990 Auckland 1500m Peter O’Donoghue 1990 Auckland Pole Vault Simon Poelman 1990 Auckland Hammer Angus Cooper 1990 Auckland Javelin Gavin Lovegrove 1990 Auckland 10,000m Barbara Moore 1990 Auckland High Jump Tracy Phillips 1994 Victoria Javelin Gavin Lovegrove 1994 Victoria 30km walk Scott Nelson 1998 Kuala Lumpur Heptathlon Joanne Henry 2006 Melbourne High Jump Angela McKee 2010 Delhi 1500m Nick Willis 2010 Delhi 100m hurdles Andrea Miller 2014 Glasgow 1500m Nick Willis 2014 Glasgow 5000m Zane Robertson
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