Blokes' Day Out Results

Port Nelson Blokes Day Out 2010

Well done blokes - a magic day out!

Click here to download the 2010 Provisional Results

NBS Corporate Challenge Results

Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge Results

Thank you to Port Nelson for their continuing support of this event.

Thanks also to NBS and Nelson Insurance Brokers for their support of the challenges and to Nelson Bays Holden for the lead vehicle.

Thanks to Pomeroys, DiPierres, Cityfitness, Ride Nelson, Riverside Pool and Sharpies Golf for their support of this event.

A big thank you to our NBS Strider Hands for their support on the course today, and to Federal Hockey Club, Nelson City Soccer Club, the Dream Team, the Wakatu Marae, and John Young for their assistance. Thanks also to the residents of the Maitai Valley and to the Nelson Rugby Club.

While a nagging shoulder injury kept Richard Ussher out of the Xterra Triathlon in Rotorua over the weekend he wasn’t one to sit and mope around the house. Instead a late entry into yesterday’s Port Nelson Blokes Day Out was secured for a short Sunday morning workout to see how the healing process was progressing.

Short workout – right! 39minutes 37seconds was all he took to complete the course in what most probably will be a time that will never be beaten. He didn’t have it all his own way though as Kim Hogarth was first out of the blocks on the 5km run, holding onto a 150 metre lead into transition - from there though the master prevailed. Hogarth not having the quickest change onto his cycle while Ussher wizzed past and into the distance. From there it was a one-man race as spectators watched a rare treat of one of the world’s finest athletes in motion.

Hogarth had second place all to himself being on his second length of Riverside Pool before four times champion Jon Linyard dived in, bridging the gap to 22 seconds at the end. Frankie Kersten followed, behind him Josh Barry, Joel MacManus and Josh MacDonald (all students) making the top ten.

Adam Gudsell, a newcomer to event walking, gave Michael Harte a surprise denying him Walk section honours - his biking ability being the key. Gudsell also teamed up with his father,Geoff, to win the Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge. Reigning supreme, Geoff and Matt Black maintained their dominance of the run section, claiming the title for the third time.

Harte didn’t leave empty handed – with his MS Ford workmate, Barry Amies they secured the NBS Corporate Challenge Walk title. Jon Linyard and Todd McAuley representing Waimea Intermediate School claimed honours in the run section.

In addition to the winners acknowledged above there were many more personal triumphs to celebrate. Quitting smoking, shedding weight, overcoming illness, are just some of the battles that were motivation for some individuals – they have earned their ‘bragging rights’.

All attention now swings to the women with the Taylors Nelson Womens Triathlon next weekend with a capacity field of 500 registered to start.

Results.

Run. Overall. Richard Ussher, 39.37, 1; Kim Hogarth, 44.14, 2; Jon Linyard, 44.36, 3; Frankie Kersten, 45.26, 4; Josh Barry, 46.37, 5.

Age Groups. Yr 7-13: Josh Barry, 46.37, 1; Joel MacManus, 46.48, 2; Josh MacDonald, 48.05, 3. Under 30: Donald Hilson, 49.21, 1; Tane Katoua Rupapere, 50.28, 2; Kieran Scott, 51.56, 3. 30-39: Richard Ussher, 39.37, 1; Kim Hogarth, 44.14, 2; Jon Linyard, 44.36, 3. 40-49: Frankie Kersten, 45.26, 1; Stu Cottam, 46.51, 2; Tim Bygate, 47.16, 3. 50-59: Owen Hoggard, 48.44, 1; Paul Thornton, 50.14, 2; Bruce Patrick, 52.45, 3. 60-69: Colin Wragg, 50.16, 1; Peter Gibbs, 51.33, 2; John Gary, 59.05, 3. 70+: Kerry Bateman, 1.01.06, 1.

Challenges: NBS Corporate Challenge: Jon Linyard, Todd McAuley, (Waimea Intermediate School) 1.37.32, 1; John Hart, Thomas Marchant,, (Port Nelson), 1.42.00, 2; Hayden Grainger, Ian McDowell, (Port Nelson), 1.44.40, 3. Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge, Geoff and Matt Black, 1.37.19, 1; Paul and Jack Thornton, 1.42.43, 2; Brian and Hayden Erasmus, 1.43.26, 3.

Walk. Overall. Adam Gudsell, 47.17, 1; Michael Harte, 47.33, 2; Geoff Gudsell, 51.45, 3; Patrick Griffin, 55.32, 4; Ross Mitchell, 56.05, 5.

Age Groups: Yr 7-13: Patrick Griffin, 55.32, 1; James Kynaston, 1.17.30, 2. 30-39: Adam Gudsell, 47.17, 1; Vinny Trill, 1.05.53, 2; Andy Leach, 1.08.59, 3. 40-49: Anthony Sands, 57.48, 1; Richard Griffin, 1.02.21, 2; Richard Norriss-Brown, 1.02.45, 3. 50-59: Michael Harte, 47.33, 1; Ross Mitchell, 56.05, 2; Peter Watson, 59.39, 3. 60-69: Geoff Gudsell, 51.45, 1; Barry Amies, 1.05.58, 2; Mike McDonald, 1.06.12, 3. 70+: Maurice Cloughley, 1.12.47, 1.

Challenges: NBS Corporate Challenge: Barry Amies and Michael Harte (MS Ford), 1.53.31, 1; Richard Norriss-Brown and Anthony Sands (Sealord), 2.00.33, 2. Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge: Geoff and Adam Gudsell, 1.39.02, 1; Richard and Patrick Griffin, 1.57.53, 2; Digby and James Kynaston, 2.34.41, 3.

Todd & Sam Seelen



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Port Nelson Blokes Day Out 2010 Well done blokes - a magic day out! Click here to download the 2010 Provisional Results NBS Corporate Challenge Results Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge Results Thank you to Port Nelson for their continuing support of this event. Thanks also to NBS and Nelson Insurance Brokers for their support of the challenges and to Nelson Bays Holden for the lead vehicle. Thanks to Pomeroys, DiPierres, Cityfitness, Ride Nelson, Riverside Pool and Sharpies Golf for their support of this event. A big thank you to our NBS Strider Hands for their support on the course today, and to Federal Hockey Club, Nelson City Soccer Club, the Dream Team, the Wakatu Marae, and John Young for their assistance. Thanks also to the residents of the Maitai Valley and to the Nelson Rugby Club. While a nagging shoulder injury kept Richard Ussher out of the Xterra Triathlon in Rotorua over the weekend he wasn’t one to sit and mope around the house. Instead a late entry into yesterday’s Port Nelson Blokes Day Out was secured for a short Sunday morning workout to see how the healing process was progressing. Short workout – right! 39minutes 37seconds was all he took to complete the course in what most probably will be a time that will never be beaten. He didn’t have it all his own way though as Kim Hogarth was first out of the blocks on the 5km run, holding onto a 150 metre lead into transition - from there though the master prevailed. Hogarth not having the quickest change onto his cycle while Ussher wizzed past and into the distance. From there it was a one-man race as spectators watched a rare treat of one of the world’s finest athletes in motion. Hogarth had second place all to himself being on his second length of Riverside Pool before four times champion Jon Linyard dived in, bridging the gap to 22 seconds at the end. Frankie Kersten followed, behind him Josh Barry, Joel MacManus and Josh MacDonald (all students) making the top ten. Adam Gudsell, a newcomer to event walking, gave Michael Harte a surprise denying him Walk section honours - his biking ability being the key. Gudsell also teamed up with his father,Geoff, to win the Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge. Reigning supreme, Geoff and Matt Black maintained their dominance of the run section, claiming the title for the third time. Harte didn’t leave empty handed – with his MS Ford workmate, Barry Amies they secured the NBS Corporate Challenge Walk title. Jon Linyard and Todd McAuley representing Waimea Intermediate School claimed honours in the run section. In addition to the winners acknowledged above there were many more personal triumphs to celebrate. Quitting smoking, shedding weight, overcoming illness, are just some of the battles that were motivation for some individuals – they have earned their ‘bragging rights’. All attention now swings to the women with the Taylors Nelson Womens Triathlon next weekend with a capacity field of 500 registered to start. Results. Run. Overall. Richard Ussher, 39.37, 1; Kim Hogarth, 44.14, 2; Jon Linyard, 44.36, 3; Frankie Kersten, 45.26, 4; Josh Barry, 46.37, 5. Age Groups. Yr 7-13: Josh Barry, 46.37, 1; Joel MacManus, 46.48, 2; Josh MacDonald, 48.05, 3. Under 30: Donald Hilson, 49.21, 1; Tane Katoua Rupapere, 50.28, 2; Kieran Scott, 51.56, 3. 30-39: Richard Ussher, 39.37, 1; Kim Hogarth, 44.14, 2; Jon Linyard, 44.36, 3. 40-49: Frankie Kersten, 45.26, 1; Stu Cottam, 46.51, 2; Tim Bygate, 47.16, 3. 50-59: Owen Hoggard, 48.44, 1; Paul Thornton, 50.14, 2; Bruce Patrick, 52.45, 3. 60-69: Colin Wragg, 50.16, 1; Peter Gibbs, 51.33, 2; John Gary, 59.05, 3. 70+: Kerry Bateman, 1.01.06, 1. Challenges: NBS Corporate Challenge: Jon Linyard, Todd McAuley, (Waimea Intermediate School) 1.37.32, 1; John Hart, Thomas Marchant,, (Port Nelson), 1.42.00, 2; Hayden Grainger, Ian McDowell, (Port Nelson), 1.44.40, 3. Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge, Geoff and Matt Black, 1.37.19, 1; Paul and Jack Thornton, 1.42.43, 2; Brian and Hayden Erasmus, 1.43.26, 3. Walk. Overall. Adam Gudsell, 47.17, 1; Michael Harte, 47.33, 2; Geoff Gudsell, 51.45, 3; Patrick Griffin, 55.32, 4; Ross Mitchell, 56.05, 5. Age Groups: Yr 7-13: Patrick Griffin, 55.32, 1; James Kynaston, 1.17.30, 2. 30-39: Adam Gudsell, 47.17, 1; Vinny Trill, 1.05.53, 2; Andy Leach, 1.08.59, 3. 40-49: Anthony Sands, 57.48, 1; Richard Griffin, 1.02.21, 2; Richard Norriss-Brown, 1.02.45, 3. 50-59: Michael Harte, 47.33, 1; Ross Mitchell, 56.05, 2; Peter Watson, 59.39, 3. 60-69: Geoff Gudsell, 51.45, 1; Barry Amies, 1.05.58, 2; Mike McDonald, 1.06.12, 3. 70+: Maurice Cloughley, 1.12.47, 1. Challenges: NBS Corporate Challenge: Barry Amies and Michael Harte (MS Ford), 1.53.31, 1; Richard Norriss-Brown and Anthony Sands (Sealord), 2.00.33, 2. Nelson Insurance Brokers Generation Challenge: Geoff and Adam Gudsell, 1.39.02, 1; Richard and Patrick Griffin, 1.57.53, 2; Digby and James Kynaston, 2.34.41, 3.