AJ Madondo U19 100m – 11.19 Aston Nijjar U19 Triple Jump – 12.61m Joseph Nash U19 200m – 22.20 Christ's College
William Gifford 7th U16 400m – 56.98 George Matthews 5th U16 100m – 12.05 Riley Diver 8th U19 800m – 2:07.47
boys selected to run for Canterbury based on their performances at the Canterbury Secondary School Championships. A maximum of 16 athletes can compete in each event, with the boys competing against the top South Island athletes. A top- eight result meant they made a final in that event, progressing from heats or making the top eight from the first three attempts in the field events. See here for the full results – https:// nzssaa.org.nz/static/si-tf-2023/ results.pdf
Australian Junior Track & Field Championships Brisbane, 13–16April AJ Madondo competed at this event in the U18 grade at the Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre. Results 5th 200m – 21.86 (personal best) 9th Triple Jump – 13.28m 12th 100m – 11.00 (personal best) AJ was also a member of the New Zealand U18 relay team that placed 2nd in the Australian national competition. The team broke both the New Zealand U18, and U19 records, finishing in 41.46. Team members: Josh Lotsu, AJ Madondo, Kahurangi Cotterill, Kadin Taylor. AJ represented Athletics New Zealand in the relay and the triple jump, and Christ's College in the sprints. Athletics Canterbury Annual Award AJ Madondo was named Junior Athlete of the Year at the Athletics Canterbury Awards. AJ also won the O’Grady Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding track and field athlete still attending school. National Secondary School Athletics Championships and Road Race Nga¯ Puna Wai, 8–10 December This event returned to Christchurch to celebrate the 50th year of competition. The first event was held at the original QEII venue as a test run of the track facilities prior to the 1974 Commonwealth Games in Christchurch. About 1100 athletes attended over three days, with mixed weather conditions, including a strong southerly and rain on the Sunday morning. Some athletes struggled to deliver their best as a result. However, there were still
U19 4x400m – Joseph Nash, Riley Diver, Harrison Laing, AJ Madondo
3rd Jake Boyd U14 Shot Put – 11.37m Alex Lascelles U14 Triple Jump – 10.09m Tom Matthews U14 High Jump – 1.50m Sam O'Connell U15 Javelin – 30.43m Dylan Jackson U16 300m Hurdles – 45.49 Armani Lemalu U19 Shot Put – 13.16m Joesph Nash U19 100m – 11.30 Christ's College U19 4x100m – Aston Nijjar, Joseph Nash, Riley Diver, AJ Madondo Other places in top-eight finals Alex Lascelles 7th U14 400m – 64.22 Jai Ferguson 6th U14 3000m – 10:53.78 Alex Aitken 4th U15 Javelin – 27.04m Dylan Jackson 7th U15 80m Hurdles – 14.03 5th U15 Triple Jump – 10.15m Sam O’Connell 8th U15 Long Jump – 4.80m 6th U15 Triple Jump – 9.76 Josh Ratulomai 5th U15 Discus – 33.45m 5th U19 Shot Put – 12.05m Lui Tupuola 4th U15 Discus – 34.05m 7th U15 Shot Put – 9.85m Christ's College 4th U15 4x100m – Alex Aitken, Sam O'Connell, Lui Tupuola, Dylan Jackson
1st Jake Boyd
U14 Discus – 44.19m U14 Javelin – 35.95m Otto Church U14 3000m – 10:12.81 Lui Tupuola U15 Hammer – 36.79m Felix Bowden U16 Shot Put – 11.56m Harrison Laing U16 400m – 53.17 George Matthews U16 Pole Vault – 2.75m AJ Madondo U19 Triple Jump – 13.57m U19 200m – 21.93 m Josh Ratulomai U19 Hammer – 43.75m
2nd Otto Church U14 1500m – 4:44.71 Felix Bowden U16 Discus – 33.59m Christ's College U16 4x100m – Tomas Coberger, William Gifford, Benson Geng-Wang,
Harrison Laing Christ's College
U16 4x400m – William Gifford, Otto Church, Dylan Jackson, Jake Boyd Alex De Luca U19 Hammer – 26.76m Riley Diver U19 Pole Vault – 2.60m Armani Lemalu U19 Discus – 40.30m
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