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Wednesday May 9 2018 Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi BAY HARBOUR PAGE 15 McWhirter wins NZ marathon title A MID-RACE surge in pace has seen Sumner Running Club’s Blair McWhirter win his first New Zealand championship title in Rotorua on Saturday. McWhirter, 35, won the Rotorua Marathon in a time of 2hrs 28min 59sec, which doubled as the New Zealand championship. The Sumner runner went to the front of the race from the outset with Rotorua’s Michael Voss. The leaders ran together through the hills and past the halfway mark, sharing turns at the front for another 17km in perfect conditions. At 27km, McWhirter, a teacher at Kirkwood Intermediate, applied the pressure coming off the last of the hills and the lead group split up. McWhirter, who has a personal best of 2hr 22min 38sec set 12 months earlier at the London Marathon, continued to stretch his lead over the final 10km and came home almost 6min clear of second-placed Sjors Corporaal of Rotorua. McWhirter said he wanted to settle into a good rhythm and see what he had left for the second half of the race. “I got to the 27km mark and felt that was my time to give it a nudge,” he said in an interview post-race. “I got there feeling pretty good and I thought I’d have a good crack for 3km and I managed to open up a bit of a lead.” Elsewhere, Sumner’s Lisa SPORTS VICTORIOUS: Sumner’s Blair McWhirter (centre) proved too strong for a good field winning the Rotorua Marathon on Saturday. Brignull was the second women home at the Hanmer half marathon in a time of 1hr 35min 4sec. Sumner also had a good turnout of junior runners at the Children’s Forest Relays at Bottle Lake on Saturday. Bays turn attention to Chatham Cup FERRYMEAD BAYS will turn their attention to the Chatham Cup after a 1-5 loss to rivals Cashmere Technical all but ended their hopes of retaining the Mainland Premier League at the weekend. Bays watched their title hopes diminish at Garrick Park as Cashmere scored five unanswered goals in a 40min spell. The first goal came after 25min, as defender Jordan Spain broke down the right flank creating interplay with Andy Tuckey, before Spain crossed to Lyle Matthysen who found the back of the net. Tuckey then doubled the lead minutes later with Sam Field adding a third before the break. Max Chretien showed his pace and skill by starting and finishing a move for the fourth goal, before Gary Ogilvie made it five. Bays’ midfielder Mark Peers pulled a goal back for the defending champions late in the game to deny Tech gloveman, Danny Knight, a clean sheet. On Saturday Bays will change their focus when they host Universities in the first round of the Chatham Cup. Bays will go in to the clash with confidence. They won their previous match against Universities 7-0 in the MPL in early April. •More sport, page 17 MAY ENTERTAINMENT Sunday 13th May *FREE GIFT & COMPLIMENTARY BUBBLES FOR MUM ON ARRIVAL PLUS A CHANCE TO WIN MUM A $50 BALLANTYNES GIFT VOUCHER. *Conditions apply Full Restaurant Menu Available. Seated 11.30am - 1.00pm Book your table now! 03 389 8039 7.30PM THIS SATURDAY: VAGUE-AS BROTHERS SATURDAY 19th MAY: EASY COME EASY GO SATURDAY 26th MAY: THE 10 GUITARS SHOW SUNDAY 27th MAY: KIDS KARAOKE; CANTERBURY BRASS 43 Hargood St, Woolston ph 03 389 7039 www.woolstonclub.co.nz Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/WoostonclubInc WEDNESDAY RETRO ROAST LUNCH $10 MEMBERS / $12 NON THURSDAY STEAK NIGHT $15! SUNDAY NIGHTS KID’S EAT FREE Conditions apply Whitford’s Hours: CAFE OPEN 7 DAYS from 11am RESTAURANT OPEN Wednesday - Sunday from 5pm Redcliffs - 1 / 37 Augusta Street • Deceptive in size and tasteful in décor • Two sunny bedrooms upstairs • Updated full sized bathroom and two separate toilets • Dual living areas with modern kitchen • Private patio area • Studio room at rear of garage • Viewing is essential View - Thursday 5:15 - 5:45pm and Sunday 3:30 - 4:00pm Web - mikepero.com/RX1454347 Mike Pero Real Estate Ltd. Licensed REAA (2008) 2 1 1 Auction From 12pm Wed 16/05/18 at Tait Communication Centre 245 Wooldridge Road (unless sold prior) Marilyn Welch 027 577 0214 or 0800 539 832 marilyn.welch@mikepero.com Linds Welch 027 577 0216 or 0508 539 832 linds.welch@mikepero.com mikepero.com
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