2021 harriers syllabus
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Events and races from the club syllabus, the Wellington region, and further afield
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The venue is called Colin Pugh SportsBowl, Blair Street, Masterton. There is parking around the venue, please be courteous.
Programme:
- Start Field – 11.00 am – Hammer Throw
- Start Track – 12.30pm – 300m Hurdles /400m Hurdles
- Full programme details
Athletes must enter through their club – Entry links will be sent to clubs by Entry and Results manager for the CAL – Mark Harris – email for further info at mark@maharris.co.nz
The venue is called Manawatu Community Athletics Track, Athletic Track Access Dr, Massey University, Palmerston North. There is parking around the venue, please be courteous.
Programme:
- Start Field – 11.00 am – Hammer Throw
- Start Track – 12.30pm – 300m Hurdles /400m Hurdles
- Full programme details
Athletes must enter through their club – Entry links will be sent to clubs by Entry and Results manager for the CAL – Mark Harris – email for further info at mark@maharris.co.nz
NZ’s biggest 10,000m Track running event – 13 November, Newtown Park, 4pm.
This years event includes the Athletics NZ 10,000m championships , Athletics Wellington Championships and
the Masters Championships
Entry
Pre-entry only. No on the day registrations.
Schedule
- 2.45 pm – 10,000m Walk
- 4.45 pm – 10,000m B race (40 mins +)
- 6.00 pm – 10,000m A race (32:30–39:00 mins)
- 7.00 pm – 10,000m The Agency Group race (faster than 32:00)
Races are open to both men and women of all age grades. We expect the races to be mixed so please indicate which race you want to run based on your goal time/pace.
This event will only proceed at Covid Alert Level 1.
Details to come.
Meet at 1:45pm for a 2pm start.
Thinking of joining? Come along!
All ages, all abilities, all motivations. Join us!
The end of the 2021 harriers season. We will be handing out the trophies, cups and certificates from our events over the harrier season. There will be plenty of recipients - and not just for the fastest; there are also awards for handicap winners and improved runners. See the full list and last year's results.
- 6:30pm: bar will be open
- 7:00pm: prizegiving
- 8pm: pizzas, music and dancing
Meet at 1:45pm for a 2pm start.
Thinking of joining? Come along!
All ages, all abilities, all motivations. Join us!
The venue is called TET Stadium, 1 Elliot St, Inglewood. There is parking around the venue, please be courteous.
Programme:
- Start Field – 10.30 am – Hammer Throw
- Start Track – 12.30pm – 300m Hurdles /400m Hurdles
- Full programme details
Athletes must enter through their club – Entry links will be sent to clubs by Entry and Results manager for the CAL – Mark Harris – email for further info at mark@maharris.co.nz
Meet at 1:45pm for a 2pm start.
Thinking of joining? Come along!
All ages, all abilities, all motivations. Join us!
Athletics Wellington Open Track & Field Programme – Saturday 23 October
A special welcome will be extended to all of Wellington’s regional Secondary Schools to bring their athletes along to compete.at Newtown Park Athletics Stadium.
Free event entry on the day
- Please pre register to receive your Season Competition bibs.
- Programme.
This event has been cancelled for 2021
This is an annual handicap race in Titahi Bay and is an occasion to celebrate the end of the Harrier season and to commemorate Bernie Portenski. While Bernie was a staunch Scottish member, she trained with and supported many members from other clubs. The overall winner on handicap will hold the Bernie Portenski Memorial Trophy for a year.
We assemble at St Timothy's Presbyterian Church, 16 Te Pene Ave, Titahi Bay from about 1:30pm. Post-race we return to the church hall for an afternoon tea and prize-giving.
The race starts at 2:05pm on the beach in front of the surf club at Titahi Bay.
The race distance is 9.1km but with the mixed terrain (road, beach, grass) and the hill in the second half.
Also, please bring a plate to contribute to the afternoon tea.
Club run from Titahi Bay Surf Club. Meet at 1:45pm for a 2pm start.
The Senior Track & Field Season will open at Newtown Park at 2.00pm
All senior athletes and college athletes are welcome to attend our season opening day
Free event entry on the day
- Please pre register to receive your Season Competition bibs.
- Programme.
NEW DATE CANCELLED
Gazley Volkswagen Marathon
Walkers: 7:00am
Runners: 7:30am
Shoe Clinic Half Marathon
Runners & Walkers: 8:45am
Mizuno 10K
Runners & Walkers: 9:15am
The Hits Kids Magic Mile
Runners & Walkers: 9:30am
Established in 1986, the Gazley Volkswagen Wellington Marathon has been Wellington's favourite footrace for three decades.
Based at the famous Westpac Stadium, the fast, flat, scenic route around Wellington's spectacular waterfront creates an occasion for all age and ability. You might even win a Volkswagen Polo car or a trip to the New Caledonia Marathon.
With a Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k and the Kids' Magic Mile, there's something for everyone. More than 5000 runners and walkers can't be wrong. But don't take our word for it. Find out for yourself.
This is the new date for this event after being postponed from early September
Club teams road race, various distances up to 5km. Teams are made up of all ages (juniors through to masters), with runners and walkers. Different team members run/walk different distances. The team with the lowest sum of finishing places wins.
Time: 1:45 (at the clubrooms) for selection of teams.
Course: Alex Moore Park track/neighbouring footpaths.
Please bring a plate for afternoon tea afterwards.
Race rules...
1. Intro/summary:
The Philp Shield is a team event where participants compete in teams for the overall prize - the Philp Shield. Competitors compete in different 'subraces' of varying distances, against competitors from the other teams in that subrace. The overall team score is an aggregate of the scores of the individuals. The event is based on a circuit of about 1.6km, so that 2 laps are 3.3km and 3 laps 5km.
2. Subraces:
The event consists of 'subraces' where a subrace has a distance and category (e.g. run/walk/child run). For example: 1 lap walk, half lap child, 1 lap run, 2 laps run, 3 laps run. The Race Organiser
determines the subraces on the day, depending on who is registered to compete. The event should have at least one 1-lap run subrace, one 2-lap run subrace and a 3-lap run subrace.
3. Registration:
Participants should register their activity (run or walk) when they sign up for the event. The Race Organiser may need to change these, in advance and with the competitor's agreement, to make the teams work.
4. Teams:
The Race Organiser determines the subraces that the event includes, and the number of competitors from each team that should do each subrace (e.g. 1 person doing 1 lap walk, 2 people doing 1 lap run, 2 people doing 2 laps run, 1 person doing 3 laps run). The Race Organiser splits participants into teams with the appropriate number in each (e.g. 6 members). Each team will nominate which team members do which subraces, so that each member is doing the activity they signed up for, and the number doing each distance is correct as specified by the organiser.
If the number of competitors doesn't fit evenly into the teams then an additional team member may be added to some teams
5. Scoring:
Each finisher will earn points for their team, equal to their finishing position in the subrace in which they are competing. The team's points is the sum of its members points. If there is an extra member in the team then the placegetter receives a score but that score does not count in the team total. The winning team is the one with the lowest score. In the case of a tie, a count-back is to be
used, based on the lowest best place in the team (and if they were also the same, the lowest second place, etc).--
Note this event will only go ahead at Covid Level 1.
The climax of the winter season and the highlight of the year.
Club accommodation has been booked; book your flights now and talk to your grade captain/manager or coach about teams.