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38TH MITSUBISHI
MOTORS
PNZ NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The 38th Mitsubishi Motors PNZ National Championships were held in Hamilton over
the weekend of the 3rd – 6th November 2011.
This was the first time that the event had been held in Hamilton since 1999 and
it was a huge success not only for the 160 athletes who took part, but for the
organisers, volunteers and students who got involved.
This bi-annual event is an opportunity for representative athletes to compete
alongside developing athletes and provides many with the chance to compete at a
national level for the first time, and has proven to be the breeding ground for
future Paralympians.
Overall award winners for performances at the event were Francis Dick in the
sport of Equestrian winning the Mitsubishi Motors Trophy for outstanding
performance and Nikita Howarth who won the prestigious Graham Condon Future
Paralympian Award for her performances in the sport of Swimming. Francis
finished with gold medals in the FEI Novice Test, the FEI Championship Test ,
the FEI Musical Freestyle Test and the FEI Team Test. Nikita Howarth finished
the meet with four medals breaking four PNZ records on her way.
The team from Central North Island (Waikato and Bay of Plenty) won bragging
rights for the next two years in claiming the Regional Team Trophy – their first
team trophy since 1991. Second place was the Auckland-Northland region
followed by Canterbury in third place.
PNZ National
Championships Results
2011
Regional Team Trophy Standings
1 Central North Island
2 Auckland-Northland
3 Canterbury
4 Southern North Island
5 Otago-Southland
Regional Team Trophy - Winners Over The Years
|
YEAR |
WINNING TEAM |
YEAR |
WINNING TEAM |
YEAR |
WINNING TEAM |
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2011 |
Central North Island |
1993 |
Otago-Southland |
1980 |
Central North Island |
|
2009 |
Auckland |
1992 |
Auckland |
1979 |
Central North Island |
|
2007 |
Canterbury |
1991 |
Central North Island |
1978 |
Central North Island |
|
2005 |
Auckland |
1990 |
Auckland |
1977 |
Central North Island |
|
2003 |
Canterbury |
1989 |
Auckland |
1976 |
Central North Island |
|
2001 |
Canterbury |
1988 |
Auckland |
1975 |
Central North Island |
|
2000 |
Southern North
Island |
1987 |
Auckland |
1974 |
No Event Held (Cancelled) |
|
1999 |
Canterbury |
1986 |
Central North Island |
1973 |
Central North Island |
|
1998 |
Otago-Southland |
1985 |
Central North Island |
1972 |
Central North Island |
|
1997 |
Canterbury |
1984 |
Central North Island |
1971 |
Otago-Southland |
|
1996 |
Auckland |
1983 |
Canterbury |
1970 |
Otago-Southland |
|
1995 |
Auckland |
1982 |
Central North Island |
1969 |
Otago-Southland |
|
1994 |
Auckland |
1981 |
Otago-Southland |
1968 |
Auckland |
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