'I did athletics when I was 6 and 7 and then had a break before taking it up again late in 2017," Woodhead explained.
He also collected a bronze in the long jump with a 6.25m leap and finished sixth equal in the high jump with a 1.75m effort.
Woodhead was one of several stand-out performers in the East Coast North Island team, a selection of the top secondary school athletes from Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay.
Impressive Napier Boys' High School intermediate sprinter Josh Adegoke won three titles in his age group.
After completing the 100m-200m double, Adegoke, anchored the intermediate 4 x 100m relay team which also won gold. East Coast North Island's senior boys relay team also won gold, the junior boys were second and the senior girls third equal.
A further indication of the senior boys sprinting dominance was the fact three ECNI athletes made their 100m and 200m finals.
Napier Boys' High School race walker Ryan Jones was a convincing winner of the open 3000m walk. Gisborne sprinter Jack Sadler displayed his class with victory in the junior boys 300m and a bronze in the 200m.
Napier Girls' High School's Brianna Lee gained second and third placings in her respective senior girls 800m and 1500m events. In javelin Central Hawke's Bay College's Johanne Nieuwenhuis and Hastings Christian School's Pula Tolovae Peivi gained second and third placings in their respective senior and intermediate girls divisions.
Taradale High School's Amone Nel won bronze in the intermediate girls 80m hurdles final.
Lindisfarne College junior middle distance runner Callum O'Keefe won silver in his 800m and 1500m finals. Lindisfarne College's Grayson Hesketh captured silver in the intermediate boys 200m and Havelock North High School's Alex Van Oeveren won bronze in the intermediate boys pole vault.
Many of these athletes will be in action at the national secondary schools athletics championships in Wellington in December.