NEXT EVENT
28th August
1.30pm at Makino Pool, Council Place, Feilding.
Run and swim
LATEST CLUB NEWS
21 August Athletics Manawatu-Wanganui road
race championships
Contested at Woodville. (note, provisional results only subject
to Registration check)
Senior Men 10km
1.Paul Macdermid (Feilding Moa) 33.43; 2. David Lovelock (PNAHC) 34.01; 3. Andrew Davenport (PNAHC) 35.48; 4. Mark Searle (PNAHC) 36.03; 5. Daniel Pinkney, (Moa) 36.43; 6. Kevin Hanks (BUSH) 37.43; 7. Darren Redit, (Wanganui Harriers) 40.06; 8. Callum McConachy (PNAHC), 41.56; 9. Mark Evans (Moa) 42.55; 10. Kris Dean (unattached) 49.11.
Men 19, 8km: Nick La Roche (WHC) 31.19
Masters Mens 10km (by age grade) : M35: Dave Walters (Moa) 40.11. M40: 1. Paul Wasley (Moa) 39.18; 2. Adrian Henderson (Moa) 40.17; 3. Lance Gray (PNAHC) 40.22; 4. Paul Bond (Moa) 41.25. M45: 1. Jules Le Lievre (WHC) 39.37; 2. Chris Smith, (Moa) 39.47; 3. Peter Turner (Moa) 44.20; 4. Roger Morrison (WHC) 45.04; 5. James Burnside (Moa) 47.01; 6. Philip Paterson (WHC) 50.54. M50: Rob Dabb, (Moa) 38.04; M55: 1. Ian Carter (Bush Harriers) 39.38; 2. Max Vick, (WHC) 39.55; 3. Kevin McQuillan WANG.41.24; 4. Kevin Rolls (Moa) 41.58; 5. Mark Thompson (Moa) 60.30. M65: 1.Ken Thomas (WHC) 47.24; 2. Roger Woodruffe (Moa) 48.09. M70: 1. Jeremy Griffiths (WHC) 55.22; 2. Robert Ruffe-Thomas (BUSH) 57.20;
Senior Women 10km: 1.Samantha Blanch (PNAHC) 40.38; 2. Charlotte Wall (Moa)44.48; 3. Katherine Stannard (Moa) 45.25.
Women 19, 5km: 1. Victoria Sugden (Moa) 21.24
Masters Women 5km: W35:1. Leanne Porritt (BUSH) 21.37; 2. Melissa Thorn (Moa) 22.17; 3.Simonne Le Quesne (Moa) 25.27. W40: 1. Lisa Kuhnert (Moa) 20.59; 2.Deborah Lardner (Moa) 22.16.
Women 16, 5km: 1.Stephanie Dickins (Moa)20.44; 2.Kymberley Le Lievre (WHC) 24.25; 3. Danielle Le Lievre (WHC)27.51; 4. Sarah McDonald (WHC) 28.47; 5. Abbey Hopper (WHC) 33.00;
Men 16, 6km: 1. Joshua Hughes (Moa) 21.00; 2. Jake Jackson-Grammer (PNAHC) 21.01; 3. Liam Woolford (PNAHC) 21.55; 4. Simon Paterson (WHC) 22.26; 5. Gareth Clay (WHC) 24.55; 6. Sam Hopper (WHC) 28.17.
Boys 10, 2km: 1. Noah Macdermid (Moa) 7.30; 2. Harrison Porritt (BUSH) 8.01; 3. Karl Werner (Moa) 8.04; 4. Isaac Paterson (WHC) 9.21.
Girls 10, 2km: 1. Britney Matthews (WHC) 9.46; 2. Sarah Matthews (WHC) 10.05
Girls 14, 3km: 1. Kara Macdermid (Moa)10.37
Girls 12, 3km: 1. Zia Macdermid (Moa) 11.07; 2. Alyssa Le Lievre (WHC) 14.12
Boys 12, 3km: 1. Bradley Wallis (WHC) 11.35.
Open Walk 10km: 1. Peter Zwart (Striders) 56.33; 2. Ian Bailey Striders 01:03.57; 3. Darol Pointon (WHC) 01:08:57
14th August 2010 Turkey Trot Results
With the Palmerston North half marathon the next day many of those doing the Turkey Trot treated it is a lighter prep run. And judging by the excellent results in palmerston North on the 15th, that prep was just about spot on (see Right). Winner of the Turkey for closest to estimated time was Victoria Sugden, 5 seonds out for 6km. Furtherest from the mark, and winner of the "legs" was first time attendee Sean Kelly - welcome to Moa!
7th August NZ Cross Country Champs
Moa athletes scooped up 4 individual medals and helped Manawatu-Wanganui to 2 teams medals at the NZ Cross Country champs in Waikanae on 7th August.
GIRLS 14, 3km: The much anticipated clash between NZ jnunior secondary schools champ Jean Kozyniak, 2010 North Island cross country champion Susannah Lynch and Feilding Moa's Kara Macdermid ( a year 8 student so wasn't competing at the NZSSA), resulted in victory by a wide margin to Kara. Her time of 10 minutes 21 seconds was a stunning display of front running and a deserved GOLD MEDAL performance.
kara went out strongly from the start with the leading pack, content to settle in 2-3rd position for the first 500 metres. As the race entered the undulating bush track she took the lead and used the short hills and winding trails to her advantage to soon had the race in control. The announcer was expecting Kozyniak or Lynch to emerge from the bush trail back into the open at the 1km mark so was left lost for a name as Kara came by with daylight back to second. In the following 2km she extended the lead and as she leapt the final barrier and started the 300m downhill to the finish line there was no doubt of her victory. Kara remains eligible for this grade next year, or maybe she will step up to the W16 and give them a fright?
Other medals won by:
John Thomson, bronze in the Masters Men 60-64
Wendy Cottrell-Teahan, bronze in the Masters women 40-44
Zia Macdermid, Silver in the Girls 12 2000m - winning a vigorous sprint to the line which left her absolutely legless for a few moments after.
Teams: The M16 team which included Damien Lardner and Joshua Hughes took bronze as did the Masters women team with Moa's Wendy, Lisa Kuhnert, Katherine Stannard and Paula Condor from Wanganui.
Moa times/placings:
masters men 8km: M35 Steve Stannard 4th 29.09; M50 Rob Dabb 7th 32:57; M60 John Thomson 3rd 33:59; Roger Woodruffe 4th 40:17
masters women 6km: W40 Wendy Cottrell-Teahan 3rd 25:03; Lisa Kuhnert 6th 28:06; W45 Katherine Stannard 5th 29:16
men 16 6km: Joshua Hughes 26th 23:43; Damien Lardner 31st 25:06
Women 16 4km: Stephanie Dickins 17th 17:03; Eilysh Burney 21st 17:29
Boys 14 3km: Nate Levin 5th 9:52 (superb time for 3km!)
Girls 14 3km: Kara Macdermid 1st 10:21; Elizabeth Stannard 9th 11:28
Boys 12 2km: Robert Stannard 11th, 8:09.
Girls 12 2km: Zia Macdermid 2nd 7:33
Boys 10, 1km: Noah Macdermid 2nd ( a non-championship race but never-the-less a great run and surely a name to watch in the future.
10th July 2010 North Island Cross Country Champs
Congratulations to Lisa Kuhnert (MW40-44) and Roger Woodruffe (MM65-69) on a pair of bronze medals on 10th July. Results for Moa's who took part are on the right hand side-bar.
WEBSITE NAVIGATION Hint. Take a look around such as the "Calendar" tab for upcoming club events, "Results" for the past 3 seasons and the "Gallery" for photos and links to photo sets
2009 FEILDING MOA Annual Prizegiving
Congratulations to the 2009 winners:
Boys, BA Wilson Cup, KARL WERNER
Colts, Galbraith Cup, FLETCHER HORSFIELD
Senior Men, Lamberton Shield, PAUL WASLEY
Girls, Russell Cup, GENEA HILL
Junior Women, Salisbury Cup, KRISTIE HYDE
Senior Women, Way Cup, SANDI PEARSON
The Handicap trophies represent both consistency
of effort and attendance throughout the season.
2009 Club Champions
Paul Macdermid was clearly out to have his name engraved on the Mens championship trophy, covering the first kilometre of the 10km road race in a blistering 3 minutes 10 seconds with Craig McLean seven seconds back and Maria Bentley on his shoulder.
Positions remained that way to the finish on the Beaconsfield Valley Rd out and back course, which provides an ascent/descent of around 60 metres. Macdermid won in 34 minutes 21 seconds, just over a minute ahead of McLean and Maria Bentley in a smart time of 36:10.
The colts, junior women and women had a combined start in their respective 5km championships.
Fletcher Horsfield led out for the first 5km with Stephanie Dickins best of the rest to half way. Positions soon changed with Wendy Cottrell-Teahan putting in a change of pace from half way, pushing Horsfield all the way to the line but not quite catching him. Stephanie Dickins was the best of the rest in winning the junior womens trophy.
In the under-14 championship, the Macdermid name will be engraved on to two more trophies. Kara Macdermid won the girls grade convincingly in 11 minutes 23 seconds while younger brother Noah took out the boys race half a minute ahead of Karl Werner.
Congratulations to Palmerston North Harriers mens team on fastest time overall and just 25 seconds short of the course record.
And the Flymoa's (Moa womens team) set a new course record
for women, taking over 3 minutes off the
previous best for a womens team. Nick Berry (Wanganui) established a new lap record
on leg 3 of 16:57, a whopping 36 seconds
faster than John Mudgways previous record
(and John is no slouch). Full results on
the Results page
4th July 2009 North Island Cross country.
Read about the three medals to Moa's
in the Results page. Huge fields and quality
running all round so great to see the Moa
singlet to the fore in many of the races.
On overall points Moa were 14th out of 45
clubs participating - ans excellent result
for a small team.
27TH JUNE 2009 MOA CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP
Congratulations to the 2009 cross country champions:
BOYS UNDER 14: Jack Cartridge
GIRLS UNDER 14: Kara Macdermid
COLTS: Fletcher Horsfield
JUNIOR WOMEN: Stephanie Dickins
SENIOR WOMEN: Sandy Pearson
SENIOR MEN: Paul Macdermid
Conditions could not have been better for the Feilding Moa cross country championships held at David & Andrea Thomson's Kiwitea farm on Saturday 27 June. Rain held off and ground conditions were firm and fast.
The open mens 9km race was won by one of our newer members, Paul Macdermid who had to fend off a determined challenge from Steve Stannard. They were neck and neck most of the way and it was only in the final 1200 metres that Macdermid got awayto record a 31 seconds victory. The race for third and fourth was equally close with Rob Dabb just managing to hold back the persistent challenge of Dave Walters over the final 3km.
One of the days best performances was the win by Kara Macdermid in the under 14 girls race. Her time of 12 minutes 9 seconds was exceptional and she should be very hard to beat at the North Island cross country championships in Taupo next weekend. See Results page for full details including sealed handicap placings
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WEEKDAY EVENING RUNS
Tuesday 6.15pm, Manawatu Striders run from the Hockey turf carpark, Manawaroa St PN (turn at the Blue Moon BP garage)
Wednesday 6pm, Moa pack run, 6pm from outside M&J Shoes on Kimbolton Rd, Feilding, now that daylight saving has ended
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MOA'S ON THE FLY
4-5 April 2009...a busy weekend at various events for many Moa's and some very good performances too:
North Island Seconday School Track and Field Champs, Wgtn
Stephanie Dickins came 2nd in the Junior 300m & 800m
Ariana Blackwood threw a 35 metre discus for 4th and lowered
her 2000m steeplechase PB by a good 6-seconds.
Cameron McNaught was 2nd in the Open Boys 2000m steeplechase in 6:26.6. Eilysh Burney represented Wanganui in 800m and 1500m
Look out for these guys going fit and fast in coming weeks in cross country.
Great Forest Event, Waitarere
Marathon: Hayley Atkins 2nd women in 3hr34min47s; Debra Arnold 4th in 3:40.05
Tom Sheehan 3:55.58; John Harding 4:04.45; David Penfold 4:40.16
Half Marathon: Brad Johnson 1:35.03; Lisa Kuhnert 1:43.45; Nicholas Lopez-Villalobos 1:56.16
10km Run: Ulysses Lopez-Lozano 42:43; Carlos Lopez-Lozano 45:55; Raquel Lopez-Lozano 49:59
Hastings Half Marathon
Craig McLean, 2nd male overall and 1st M40-44 in 1:18.52
Feilding Moa 2008 Annual Awards
Club Person of The Year: Greg Oldridge
Since Greg joined the club several years ago he has always been prepared to offer ideas for improvement and back those up by doing more than his share in the background. Greg helped initiate the monthly Moa newsletter and has continued to edit it each month as well as write much of the copy. He also helped get the Wednesday 6pm club runs going and is perhaps the most regular of all attendees. From a handful in the first few months we regularly get a dozen or so athletes out for this enjoyable pack run. I could go on further, about BBQ's and jokes etc... but all in all Greg is a most deserving recipient of this years award and a great example of a true “club” person.
Most Improved Girl: Kaitlin McDonald
Most Improved Boy: Jared Greenfield
Kaitlin and Jared both started the season a it tentatively, coerced no doubt by their parents, and not too sure how they would enjoy the running. But both in their own way have gone from strength to strength during the year so perhaps no coincidence that they also won the respective trophy for overall handicap points. We hope to see you both back next season and see see your ongoing enthusiasm and improvement.
Overall Handicap Points for cross country and road races:
Boys: 1. Jared Greenfield; 2. Tim Sheehan; 3. Carl Werner
Girls: 1. Kaitlin McDonald; 2. Genea Hill; 3. Georgia Hill
Junior Women: 1. Stephanie Dickins; 2. Ariana Blackwood; 3. Kristy Hyde
Junior Men: 1. Cameron McNaught; 2. Nathaneal Robinson; 3. Ezra Robinson
Women: 1. Helen Dickins; 2. Debra Arnold; 3. Wendy Cottrell-Teahan
Men: 1. Paul Wasley; 2. Murray Greenfield; 3. Roy Homewood
Consistent attendance and a steady improvement across the season are required to secure the much sought after handicap Points trophies at Feilding Moa. It can be difficult for the fastest runner in a grade to hold their own on points – as they are constantly re-handicapped on performance. So it is a quite a significant achievement for Stephanie Dickins to win the Moa cross country champs, road champs and the handicap points in the junior women's grade. To cap this off, Stephanie also won the NZ Secondary Schools cross country junior girls title and secured a bronze medal at the NZ Cross Country Championships. A great season.
Feilding Moa Athlete earns another National medal
At the NZ Road Champs on 6th September Wendy Cottrel-Teahan was second in the Masters Women 35-39 race over 5km in a time of 18 minutes 34 seconds. This adds to her similar placing at the NZ cross country champs earlier in the season.
13th September 2008 Marton-Wanganui Relay
Moa had four teams participate in the 66.37km journey from Marton to Wanganui via the Turakina Valley, Kaungaroa and Fordell.
There was intense rivalry the whole distance between Peter Griffins "Motormoas" and Bruce Mulcocks "Mowers", with the lead being exchanged several times. On the penultimate leg, Peter Griffin showed true team captain spirit by turning a 1min21sec deficit into a 1:06 lead. Young Raquel Lopez then did her job by staying ahead of Cath Laird over the final leg to record a well deserved fourth place overall for the Motormoas. See Results page for more detail
MOA'S WIN MEDALS AT 2008 NZ CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS 2nd August
Feilding Moa was well represented at the NZ Cross Country Champs held at Waikanae on Saturday 1st August. Highlights included a silver medal to Wendy Cottrell-Teahan in the Masters women 35-39 grade and a bronze to Stephanie Dickins in the Girls 14. For full results see the Results page.
19th July 2008 Manawatu-Wanganui Cross Country Champs
Held at Waikanae in conjunction with the Wellington Champs, Feilding Moa was well represented and were successful in taking a number of championship titles. Highlights from the wet day included:
- David Martin leading the sprint start of the large number of 9 year olds on their 1.5km race - and staying in that position until the finish in a superb time of 5:17
- Wendy Cottrel-Teahan leading the Masters Women 6km for all but the final hill, finishing second overall (1st AMW) by just 5-seconds
- Stephanie Dickins gaining 60-70 metre over the last 400 metres to take 2nd place overall in the G13 and win the AMW title
- Cameron McNaught defeating some key rivals to narrowly win the AMW title - and finishing ahead of Melissa Moon as well!
28th June 2008 Club Cross Country Champions found
While everyone else had wind and rain, Moa's found a patch of sunshine at the Thomsons Donkey farm, Kiwitea. Congratulations to this years Cross Country Champions are:
Men: Andy Martin
Women: Wendy Cottrell-Teahan
Junior women: Stephanie Dickins
Colts: Cameron McNaught
U14 Girls: Georgia Hill
U14 Boys: Tim Sheehan
22nd June 2008: Wellington Marathon
Debra Arnold won her age group and Lisa Kuhnert in her first marathon was 10th women overall.
Dave Walters 3:08.55; Lisa Kuhnert 3:39.11; Debra Arnold 3:47.21; June Grey 4:03.37; Debbie Lardner 4:04.03; John Harding 4:15.04; James Burnside 4:37.40
21st June 2008: NZ Secondary Schools Cross Country
Stephanie Dickins won the Year 9 race at New Plymouth by a 2-second margin from a starting field of 150.
Other Feilding results:
Junior Girls 3000m: 84th Eilysh Burney 13:05
Senior Boys 6000m: 95th Cameron McNaught 22:37; 114 Sean Bell 23:06; 121 Nathanael Robinson 23:13
CLICK photo above to enlarge.
21st August: Hawkes Bay Gisborne Road Champs, 10km
M60 John Thomson 39.21. 6th overall
15th August 2010 PNth Half marathon
5km: Elizabeth Stannard 20:44
10km: 1st overall Joshua Hughes 37:48 (PB); Rob Dabb 38:29; Paul Bond 41:30; Katherine Stannard 44:15; Victoria Sugden 46:16; Karl Werner 47:03 (10yrs old, great time!); John Harding 52:35; Simonne LeQuesne 54:27; Raewyne Hyde 59:10
HALF MARATHON: 1st woman Wendy Cottrell-Teahan 1:25:38; 2nd M20 Daniel Pinkney 1:27:15 (debut half); 3rd M20 Fletcher Horsfield 1:29:01 (debut half); Maria "out for a jog" Bentley 1:29:32; Kevin "wheres Peter?" Palmer 1:36:52; Peter Turner 1:38:52 (PB); Mark Evans 1:39:13; Deb Lardner 1:41:41; Charlotte Wall 1:42:35; Andrena Clarke 1:43:11; Debra Arnold 1:43:41; Ron Werner 1:47:33; Lyn Maughan 1:53:55
1st August Taupo Half marathon
Peter Turner 1:44.05; John Harding 1:57.42; Simonne Le Quesne 1:57.58 (new PB); Lyn Maughan, Raewyne Hyde 2:05.51; Shirley Fotheringham 2:08.16
Walk: Lisa McDonald 2:18.15 1st W45 women and 3rd overall
11th July Brookes offroad half marathon, Taupo
Kevin Palmer 2:01:50; Peter Turner 2:02:33; Debra Arnold 2:05:47; Lyn Maughan 2:17:53; John Harding 2:28:52; Shirley Fotheringham 2:30:02; Simonne Le Quesne 2:36:00; Raewyne Hyde 2:43:03
10th July North Island Cross Country, Taupo
MW40-44 5km, Lisa Kuhnert 3rd 22:12; MW45 Helen Dickins 8th, 26:51; Raewyne Hyde 12th 29:40. MM50 6km, 5th Rob Dabb 24:03; MM65 Roger Woodruffe 3rd, 28:46; W16 4km, Stephanie Dickins 6th 16:26; B14 3km, Nate Levin 5th 10:46
4th July Gold Coast 1/2 marathon (Oceania Champs)
5th female, Maria Bentley 1:16:50
2nd M40-44, Craig McLean 1:14:03
27th June Capital Marathon
Debra Arnold 3:52:40; John Harding 5:17:37
Half Marathon: Kevin Palmer 1:36:46; Andrena Clarke 1:38:15
10km: Feilding and ex-Feilding runners scooped the roads clear in the 10km.
1st man, Cameron Goldsmid 31:30; 1st Woman, Maria Bentley 35:13; 1st M40-49, Craig McLean 34:49
19th June NZ Secondary Schools XC
Congratulations to Moa members who took part
64th Raquel Lopez-Lozano Y9 3000m 12:31
7th Stephanie Dickins, JGirls 3000m 10:58
60th Eilysh Burney SGirls 4000m 17:09
150th Ulysses Lopez JBoys 4000m 16:27
126th Damien Lardner SBoys 6000m 23:16
128th Joshua Hughes SBoys 6000m 23:17
6th June Aurora Marathon
Debra Arnold 3:52:34; David Penfold 5:11:52
Kevin Palmer/Rob Dabb 3:07:17 (1:42:02 & 1:25:15)
Simonne Le Quesne/Peter Turner 3:53:41 (2:05:03 & 1:48:38)
6th June Christchurch 10km: Craig McLean 33:44, first M40 runner and a PB by over 1 minute
MARIA BENTLEY won the senior women title
in 1hr 17min 56sec; also a new personal best.
Congratulations
19th May: Manawatu Secondary schools cross country
Congratulations to the following Moa's
among the top 3:
1st Interm. boys, Joshua Hughes.
2nd Interm. girls, Stephanie Dickins
2nd Junior girls, Raquel Lopez-Lozano
16th May: Curves to Curves
13km run: 1st Woman was Lisa Kuhnert 58min;
3rd to Charlotte Wall 60m 44sec. 1st male
Damien Lardner 50min41sec
1st May
Rotorua marathon
Paul Bond 3:20:49; Debra Arnold 3:51:22; Deborah Lardner 3:58:29; John Harding 4:16:42; Lyn Maughan 4:22:19 (debut marathon!)
T42 off-road marathon: Graham Perks 3:56:40
18th April: Hastings Half Marathon: Brad Johnson 1:35:51 (1st in M45-49)
10th April: Great Forest Run, Waitarere
Marathon: Debra Arnold 3:49:00; John Harding 4:07:11;
David Penfold 4:41:02
Half Marathon: Lisa Kuhnert 1:36:21; Kevin Kuhnert 2:06:34
10km Run: 1st Overall Maria Bentley 36:44; 2nd women, Charlotte
Wall 46:10; Tom Sheehan 47:30
10km walk: Maureen Harding 1:58:58
5km Run: Natasha Hancock 26:47; Simonne Le Quesne
27:27
A contingent of Moa's tackled this Marathon as individuals and 2-person teams:
Wendy Cottrell-Teahan 3:17:42 (3rd W40); Lisa Kuhnert 3:28:11, 4th W40; Simone Le Quesne 4:22:06; John Harding 4:22:06;
Brad Johnson/Peter Turner 3:19:58
Greg Oldridge/Ross Bowling 3:43:37
7 March 2010 Rotorua Off-Road Half Marathon
Bruce Mulcock 1:45:47; Lyn Maughan 1:58:59; Raewyne Hyde 2:12:01
10km: Kristie Hyde 47:18; Ron Werner 47:45
TURAKINA HIGHLAND GAMES 30th Jan-2010
A clutch of Moa's took part in the 27km road run as part of the 146th Turakina Highland Games. Cameron and Lewis McNaught ran together all the way and deadheated to take out the fastest time on the very hot day of just over 2hrs 6 minutes and were recepients of a handsome shield. Looks like they were the first Moa to win since Reg Vautier in 1976 (Reg was a 3 time winner, 1970,74 and '76). Lisa Kuhnert won the women's handicap trophy.
Full results available soon on the Wanganui Harrier Club website.
COLGATE GAMES SUCCESS
Several of our young members competed with distinction at the North Island Colgate Games at Mt Smart Stadium 8-10 January:
Kara Macdermid (G12) 1st 1500m; 3rd 800m
Zia Macdermid (G10) 2nd 1500m
Stephanie Dickins (G13) 1st 400m; 2nd 800m, 1500m; 3rd H/Jump
Others to take part included Melissa Blackwood, Jack Beatson & Jack Cartridge
NATIONAL DUATHLON CHAMPS
Moa's reaped yet another bunch of medals on 23rd August in Feilding at the Nationals. GOLD to Deborah Lardner in the W40 grade; BRONZE to Elizabeth Stannard (Year 7) and Graham Perks (M35). Ex-Moa Cameron Goldsmid blasted a 31:56 opening 10km to lead the entire men's field into the first transition, eventually taking BRONZE in the Under-23. Tammy Reed was 4th in the W25 grade. Damian Lardner 14th in the U16.
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2 medals at NZ Champs!
Congratulations to Paul Macdermid (silver medal) and Wendy Cottrell-Teahan (bronze) on their success at the NZ Cross Country Champs in Christchurch on 1st August
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Stephanie Dickins on the way to a Bronze
medal at the 2008 NZ Cross Country Champs in Waikanae
26th May 2008,
Launch of the 'Feilding Moa Harrier Club' website.
