Nik Kini's shot put proved effective in Dunedin last weekend. Photo / File
Several Northland secondary school athletes performed well at the New Zealand secondary school athletics championships in Dunedin this month.
Whangārei Boys High School had three throwers who all performed well.
Nik Kini placed second in the senior discus and shot put, and fourth in the senior hammer throw. Reuben
Gregory was second in the senior hammer and 11th in the senior discus while Jordyn Hetaraka placed sixth in the senior hammer and 17th in the senior discus.
Whangārei Girls High School had a mix of track and field stars. Jenna Johnson was second in the junior high jump. Mateja Matijevich-Wiki won the junior hammer and was sixth in shot put and discus. Aimee-Leigh Scott placed second in the senior hammer, sixth in shot put and ninth in discus. Holly Rule placed fourth in the junior 400m and Gemma Brock was sixth in the junior pole vault.
Pompallier Catholic College's promising para-athlete Daniel Meyer was first in the shot put and second in the discus.
