Track, Field and Road Race Results
Selected Teams and Athletes of the Meet Photos Track and Field Results Any observed mistakes or queries please email oe@nzssaa.org.nz. Road Race Results Note that the Road Race results below will not be available in the Realtime results or the Mobile App. Meet Manager Realtime Results Results for track events will be available online at soon as possible after all races of each round have been completed and the results are confirmed. Results for field events will be available at the conclusion of each event but will take longer to check, process and enter. |
Whanganui Cooks Classic 2021
The Whanganui Cooks Classic will be held Saturday 30 January 2021. Events and information of special interest for school age athletes include:
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NZSSAA Track & Field, and Road Race Championships 11-13 December 2020
The timed programme is now available (below). Any comments or concerns email them to oe@nzssaa.org.nz please.
Further Merchandise Orders Merchandise orders through online entries have closed. It has been decided to offer the opportunity to order privately until this Sunday November 22 by emailing Ruth Tuiraviravi. Decide what you would like to order using the merchandise flyer on the website. Ruth will confirm receiving your order with an email with instructions on how to pay for the items you have ordered. There will be a limited number of items for sale at the championships but after they have gone that will be the end of sales. |
AGM Reminder
The NZSSAA AGM will follow the managers meeting which begins at 10.00am at the Tauranga Sports Club. |
Life Membership of Athletics NZ - John Tylden
At Athletics New Zealand’s recent 133rd Annual General Meeting one of NZSSAA distinguished long serving members was awarded Life Membership of Athletics New Zealand: John Tylden commenced his long service of almost fifty years to secondary schools athletics back in the early seventies when in 1971 through 1975 he became Secretary, then Chairman of Southland and Otago-Southland Secondary Schools AA. He helped reorganise competitions to include both genders which led to the formation of the South Island Secondary Schools AA and their inaugural Championships in 1976. Moving to Fairfield College in Hamilton he became involved in the Waikato/BOP Secondary Schools AA in various roles: Secretary/Chairman, organiser of regional & North Island athletics & cross country/road championships over the past 44 years!
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2021 Championship Venues and Dates
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In Memory of Don Chadderton
Don Chadderton being presented his Life Member of Athletics New Zealand badge by Chris Maister, Athletics New Zealand Board Member at a recent function in Christchurch honouring Don’s service to Athletics. |
Retirement of Michelle Pollard
Michelle Pollard (right), Tauranga Girls College teacher and retiring NZSSAA Executive Member receiving a gift from Ange Russek, NZSSAA Secretary. The NZSSAA Executive wishes to recognise Michelle’s excellent contribution to the Association over the past ten years including several years as Secretary and as NZSSAA Team manager to three Australian Schools Cross Country Championships, four ISF World Secondary Schools Cross Country Championships and one Pacific Schools Games.
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Cross Country Schools Team Challenge
UPDATE 2: Results from this event are now available below. UPDATE 1: The Cross Country Teams races in Whanganui are going ahead September 19. Girls events start at 10-00 am and Boys at 12-15 pm. There is room for a few more teams and schools interested must email Alec McNab by this weekend. Schools who have entered will receive our Covid Level 2 protocols and a programme in the next 24 hours. In place of the cancelled Cross Country Championships, Whanganui Collegiate School are offering a Team Challenge for any interested schools, to be held Saturday 19th September, compatible with Level 2 restrictions. This competition is open to schools who wish to field a 3 or 6 to score Team. The emphasis is on Teams and individual entries would not be accepted. Whanganui is 1 hour 15-minute drive from Hawera so that teams could retain their booked accommodation. Expression of interest no later than 9-00 am on Wednesday 9th September and Schools will be advised the following day of their acceptance and whether the event was to go ahead. |
Southern Schools Cross Country Blow Out, Ashbury Park, Timaru, 24 September
With so many XC events being cancelled or postponed, this is an event for those keen runners who have trained hard for their sport and missed out on competing in their chosen discipline. The event holds no championship status but we hope you will support it for those students who have shown an interest and/or been training for cross-country and have been denied the opportunity to compete. We apologise for the short notice but also realise this event will appeal to those keen runners who will organise themselves quickly for a chance to compete and so will hopefully reduce any administrative load on yourselves. With Timaru’s central location and a later start time, we believe most schools will be able to make this into a great day or overnight trip for their team of runners or for individuals. The course used will be the same as successfully utilised for the NZ Secondary Schools Cross-Country at Ashbury Park in 2019 with a 1km and a 2km loop making up the distances. The draft timetable is below but we will confirm it once all entries are in eg if we receive a huge amount of entries for Year 7 and year 8 girls we may split them into separate races. 11.30 am Year 5&6 Girls 2km (two times the 1km loop) and Para 1km/2km Athletes must pre-enter and there will be no late entries. Entries close Monday 21st September at 5pm. In the event of New Zealand or the region still being in Level 2, the event will still be held and the appropriate measures taken, protocols put in place and emailed out to all entrants. The event will not be held should we move to Level 3. |
NZSSAA Cross Country Championships, Hawera 2020 have been cancelled
The NZSSAA Executive have taken what we know will be a very disappointing decision for all of the individual athletes and teams who have entered or intended entering for our Cross Country and Cross Country Relay Championships on September 19-20. We had hoped that community transmission of covid-19 might have stopped and that NZ would have been able to move into Alert Level 1 status by September 6. Unfortunately, the announcement by the Prime Minister that NZ would be staying in Alert level 2 (and 2.5 for Auckland) until September 16 made it too uncertain a situation for us to proceed. The last thing we would want would be to hold an event which could possibly help the spread of the virus and, knowing that the number of people attending would far exceed the Alert Level 2 limits no matter how effective our separation of groups around the course might be, cancellation became the only acceptable decision. Executive would like to thank everyone intending to come to Hawera for their support of our event. Your interest in taking part is very much appreciated. Particular thanks to the Taranaki based Local Organising Committee who have really worked hard to provide what would have been an outstanding event. Executive have decided that the 2021 Cross Country Championships will now be in Hawera on June 19-20. A memo will be sent to schools who have paid entry and affiliation fees regarding their reimbursement. |
Cross Country and Cross Country Relay Championships, Hawera, September 19-20
The NZSSAA Executive are pleased to be able to confirm that our championships will be held on the weekend of September 19-20 in Hawera as long as New Zealand is able to remain in Covid-19 alert Level 1. Our date has been accepted by School Sport NZ and fits in well with the changes to Athletics NZ’s winter calendar. Please be aware that September 19 is the date of the General Election and those attending the championships who are eligible to vote should consider completing their voting earlier. |
13 December 2020 9:00am 
