Saturday results

ATHLETICS

TRI-CENTRE, AUCKLAND, BOP, NORTH CONTEST
(Auckland)

Men

100m: A. Sapoi (BC) 11.29s 1, B. Smith (BC) 11.40s 2, S. Rapson (ACA) 11.55s 3. M19: J. Dryden (BC) 11.19s 1, W. Maber (BC) 11.41s 2, C. Davids (ACA) 11.49s 3. 200m: Dryden 22.51s 1, S. Rapson (ACA) 22.83s 2, C. Gillies (ACA) 22.97s 3. 400m: M. Beard (BC) 52.63s 1, B. Henley (Pak) 53.82s 2. 1500m: A. Smith (Wait) 4m 09.64s 1, M. O'Donoghue (BC) 4m 13.60s 2, D. Sherman (Te Aroha) 4m 18.95s 3. 5000m: A. Jackson (ACA) 16m 01.29s 1. 110m hurdles: Smith 14.98s 1, S. Taylor (BC) 16.16s 2, R. Kingston (Eastern) 19.32s 3. Discus: B. Vili (NC) 59.47m 1, G. Chapman 30.52m 2. Long jump: G. Neal (ACA) 6.35m 1. High jump: D. Waite (Nth) 1.85m 1, J. Wright (Nth) 1.80m 2, J. Riseborough (Nth) 1.80m 3.

Women

100m: W19: V. Torr (BC) 12.42s 1, R. Coster (Pak) 12.73s 2, C. Osborne (Ham) 12.98s 3. 200m: Osborne 25.25s 1, S. Linderboom (BC) 25.78s 2, J. Hardy (BC) 26.20s 3. 400m: M. Caulton (Egmont) 58.15s 1, J. Connor (BC) 59.76s 2, E. Hewitt (BC) 61.17s 3. 1500m: E. Orchard (ACA) 4m 44.45s 1, A. Taylor (BC) 4m 53.84s 2, C. Bacon (CM) 5m 00.42s 3. 100m hurdles: Torr 14.59s 1, Coster 15.11s 2, K. Adams (Ham) 16.28s 3. Discus: T. Tapoki (BC) 54.87m 1. Long jump: K. Kendall (ACA) 5.48m 1, N. Okpala (ACA) 5.10m 2, K. Laurence (ACA) 5.05m 3. High jump: Kendall 1.65m 1. Final points: North 326 1, Auckland 318 2, Waikato Bay of Plenty 74 3.

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BASKETBALL

NEW ZEALAND V CUBA
(Havana)

New Zealand 63 (Donna Loffhagen 30, Aneka Kerr 10) Cuba Juniors 53. Halftime: Cuba Juniors 32-31.

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CRICKET

U19 WORLD CUP
(Colombo)

Pakistan 287-9 in 50 overs (Riaz Kail 87, Ali Asad 66, Imad Wasim 29 not out, Rameez Raja 28; Moises Henriques 3-58, Simon Keen 2-46, Adam Ritchard 2-71) beat Australia 124 in 32.3 overs (Usman Khawaja 59; Imad Wasim 3-16, Usman Malik 3-17, Jamshed Ahmed 2-17) by 163 runs.

Man of the match: Riaz Kail (PAK).

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GOLF

NISSAN OPEN
(Pacific Palisades, California)

Leading scores after the second round of the Nissan Open:

132 - Rory Sabbatini (South Africa) 67 65

136 - Craig Barlow 67 69, Thomas Levet (France) 68 68

137 - Tom Lehman 67 70, Trevor Immelman (South Africa) 67 70, Bob Estes 66 71, Jason Schultz 67 70, Lee Westwood (Britain) 71 66, Tim Clark (South Africa) 70 67, Dean Wilson 64 73

138 - Paul Stankowski 70 68, Brian Gay 71 67, KJ Choi (South Korea) 69 69, Arron Oberholser 68 70, Henrik Stenson (Sweden) 71 67, Nick Watney 68 70, Kevin Sutherland 68 70, Fred Couples 66 72, Justin Rose (Britain) 64 74

139 - Chad Campbell 67 72, Mark Brooks 72 67, Sean O'Hair 70 69, Brandt Jobe 68 71, Adam Scott (Australia) 68 71, Billy Mayfair 66 73, Luke Donald (Britain) 69 70

140 - Paul McGinley (Ireland) 70 70, David Duval 68 72, Corey Pavin 67 73, JJ Henry 71 69, Yasuharu Imano (Japan) 70 70, Brad Faxon 69 71, Carl Pettersson (Sweden) 70 70, Greg Owen (Britain) 69 71, Joe Durant 70 70

141 - Tag Ridings 69 72, Harrison Frazar 67 74, Bo Van Pelt 70 71, Jeff Brehaut 68 73, Shaun Micheel 70 71, Mark Hensby (Australia) 74 67, Ted Purdy 72 69, Bob Tway 72 69, Charles Howell 68 73, Olin Browne 68 73, Rod Pampling (Australia) 67 74, Stuart Appleby (Australia) 68 73, Jim Furyk 69 72, John Rollins 70 71

142 - Briny Baird 74 68, Ernie Els (South Africa) 70 72, Tim Petrovic 70 72, Peter Lonard (Australia) 68 74, Steve Flesch 71 71, Scott Verplank 69 73, Robert Damron 72 70, Bill Haas 71 71, Tom Pernice 69 73, Pat Perez 68 74, Len Mattiace 71 71, Zach Johnson 71 71, Wes Short 71 71, Joey Sindelar 68 74, Stewart Cink 71 71, Bart Bryant 71 71, Chris Riley 70 72, JL Lewis 70 72, Jimmy Walker 71 71

143 - Angel Cabrera (Argentina) 72 71, Charles Warren 70 73, Mike Weir (Canada) 71 72, Ben Curtis 74 69, Aaron Baddeley (Australia) 72 71, Scott Miller 71 72, DJ Trahan 70 73, John Holmes 71 72, Tiger Woods 69 74, Geoff Ogilvy (Australia) 72 71, Ryan Palmer 71 72, Steve Elkington (Australia) 72 71, Rich Beem 75 68, Doug Barron 69 74, Jesper Parnevik (Sweden) 66 77.

LPGA SBS OPEN
(Kahuku, Hawaii)

Leading scores after the second round:

135: Joo Mi Kim (Korea) 70 65, Sung Ah Yim (Korea) 69 66, Becky Iverson 66 69

136: Stacy Prammanasudh 69 67

137: Soo Young Moon (Korea) 70 67

138: Kyeong Bae (Korea) 67 71

139: Lorena Ochoa (Mexico) 74 65, Natalie Gulbis 72 67, Hee Won Han (Korea) 72 67, Morgan Pressel 70 69, Sherri Turner 68 71

140: Nicole Castrale 73 67, Christina Kim 72 68, Pat Hurst 71 69, Jill McGill 70 70, Maria Hjorth (Sweden) 70 70, Johanna Head (Great Britain) 69 71, Jimin Kang (Korea) 69 71, Meena Lee 68 72, Grace Park (Korea) 66 74

JACOB'S CREEK OPEN
(Adelaide)

Leading scores after the third round:

210 - Michael Sim 69 69 72

211 - Nick Flanagan 73 72 66, Adam Crawford 67 73 71

212 - PHIL TATAURANGI (NZ) 72 72 68, Paul Sheehan 73 70 69, MICHAEL LONG (NZ) 66 73 73, BRAD ILES (NZ) 66 73 73, Jarrod Lyle 69 70 73

213 - Scott Laycock 73 72 68, Marc Leishmann 71 73 69, Parker McLachlin (US) 72 71 70, Kevin Stadler (US) 68 73 72, Peter Senior 67 74 72, Aron Price 70 71 72, Michael Wright 72 69 72

214 - DAVID SMAIL (NZ) 69 72 73, Tom Gillis (US) 72 73 69, Eric Egloff (US) 72 73 69, Kurt Barnes 72 72 70, Hunter Haas (US) 68 75 71, Scott Gardiner 69 74 71, Wade Ormsby 72 71 71, Steven Jeffress 70 72 72, Cliff Kresge (US) 72 70 72, Matthew Ecob 70 71 73, John Merrick (US) 68 72 74, Spencer Levin (US) 69 68 77, Ryan Armour (US) 70 67 77, Peter Tomasulo (US) 68 70 76

Also

216 - STEVE ALKER (NZ) 71 73 72

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HOCKEY

JAPAN V NZ
(Christchurch)

Japan 4 (Kaori Chiba 2, Misaki Ozawa, Yuko Kitano) New Zealand 1 (Niniwa Roberts).

Halftime: 4-1. Japan lead five-match series 2-0.

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MOTOR RACING

PARKER ENZED NZV8S CHAMPS
(Manfeild)

Qualifying: 1. John McIntyre (Ford Falcon) 1.13.191, 2. Kayne Scott (Holden Commodore) 1.13.268, 3. Angus Fogg (Caltex Star Mart Ford Falcon) 1.13.393, 4. Paul Manuell (Holden Commodore) 1.13.765, 5. Andy Booth (Holden Commodore) 1.13.782, 6. Paul Pedersen (Caltex Havoline Ford Falcon) 1.13.872, 7. Luke Youlden (Ford Falcon) 1.13.966, 8. Dean Canto (Ford Falcon) 1.13.973, 9. Shannon O'Brien (Holden Commodore) 1.14.02, 10. Dale Lambert (Ford Falcon) 1.14.174, 11. Cameron McLean (Ford Falcon) 1.14.279, 12. Clark Proctor (Ford Falcon) 1.14.376, 13. Dean Perkins (Ford Falcon) 1.14.395, 14. Mark Pedersen (Ford Falcon) 1.14.398, 15. Kevin Williams (Holden Commodore) 1.14.653, 16. Andrew Fawcett (Ford Falcon) 1.14.783, 17. Darryn Hendersen (Holden Commodore) 1.14.877, 18. Gene Rollinson (Holden Commodore) 1.14.971, 19. Nick Ross (Holden Commodore) 1.15.020, 20. Simon Richards (Ford Falcon) 1.15.020.

Race 1: 1. John McIntyre 12.23.742, 2. Kayne Scott +0.545, 3. Angus Fogg (Caltex Star Mart Ford Falcon) +4.551, 4. Paul Pedersen (Caltex Havoline Ford Falcon) +5.428, 5. Paul Manuell +10.376, 6. Andy Booth +12.970, 7. Dale Lambert +13.169, 8. Dean Canto +13.419, 9. Luke Youlden +13.984, 10. Clark Proctor +16.498.

Points after Race 1 @ Rnd 5 of 7: 1. Kayne Scott (Holden Commodore) 759 points, 2. John McIntyre (Ford Falcon) 681, 3. Angus Fogg (Caltex Star Mart Ford Falcon) 655, 4. Andy Booth (Holden Commodore) 614, 5. Mark Pedersen (Ford Falcon) 599, 6. Paul Manuell (Holden Commodore) 524, 7. Luke Youlden (Ford Falcon) 508, 8. Paul Pedersen (Caltex Havoline Ford Falcon) 486, 9. Cameron McLean (Ford Falcon) 431, 10. Dean Perkins (Ford Falcon) 385.

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SOFTBALL

WESTERN BOP SENIOR COMPETITION
(Tauranga)

Senior Men: Blockbusters A 6, Raiders 4; Saints 10, Ngati Kahu 8; Legends 6, Raiders 5; Korvets 10, Wailers 10.

Senior Women: Island Style 11, Otepou 1; Ngati Kahu 20, Renners Angels 11; Island Style 22, Ngati Kahu 0; Cardinals 16, Stealettes 3.

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SQUASH

CANARY WHARF CLASSIC
(London)

Result from the final of the Canary Wharf Classic squash tournament in London yesterday (prefix denotes seeding):

2-Thierry Lincou (France) bt 1-Anthony Ricketts (Australia) 11-9 6-11 11-7 7-11 11-3.

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TENNIS

PROXIMUS DIAMOND GAMES
(Antwerp)

Results from the women's singles quarter-final matches yesterday:

2-Amelie Mauresmo (France) beat 6-Patty Schnyder (Switzerland) 6-2 6-4; 4-Nadia Petrova (Russia) beat Olga Savchuk (Ukraine) 6-3 6-3

MARSEILLE INTERNATIONAL
(Marseille)

Results from the men's singles quarter-final matches:

6-Mario Ancic (Croatia) beat 2-Ivan Ljubicic (Croatia) 7-6(2) 3-6 6-3.

SAN JOSE OPEN
(California)

Men's Quarterfinals:

1-Andy Roddick (US) bt Bjoern Phau (Germany) 6-3 6-2, Andy Murray (Britain) bt Robin Soederling (Sweden) 4-6 7-5 6-4, 3-Lleyton Hewitt (Australia) bt Wayne Arthurs (Australia) 7-6 (7-4) 6-2, Vince Spadea (US) bt Kristof Vliegen (Belgium) 6-1 2-6 6-3.

COPA TELMEX
(Buenos Aires)

Men's Quarterfinals:

3-Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spain) bt Potito Starace (Italy) 6-3 7-5, 5-Carlos Moya (Spain) bt Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo (Spain) 6-2 6-2, Agustin Calleri (Argentina) bt 4-Jose Acasuso (Argentina) 6-3 3-6 6-4, 6-Filippo Volandri (Italy) bt Boris Pasanski (Serbia and Montenegro) 6-4 6-3

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WINTER OLYMPICS

LEADING RESULTS
(Turin, Italy)

Leading results from the Winter Olympics yesterday.

Curling - Women: Russia 8 US 7, Norway 9 Italy 7, Canada 9 Great Britain 3, Sweden 9 Switzerland 7. Men: Norway 11 Italy 3, Finland 11 Sweden 4, Switzerland 8 Germany 5, Great Britain 8 Sweden 2, US 7 Switzerland 3, Finland 8 Canada 7, Italy 6 NEW ZEALAND 5. Men's skeleton - Final classification (two runs): Duff Gibson (Canada) 1:55.88 1, Jeff Pain (Canada) 1:56.14 2, Gregor Stahli (Switzerland) 1:56.80 3, Paul Boehm (Canada) 1:57.06 4, Kristan Bromley (Britain) 1:57.10 5, Eric Bernotas (US) 1:57.19 6, Martins Dukurs (Latvia) 1:57.39 7, Adam Pengilly (Britain) 1:57.46 8, Sebastian Haupt (Germany) 1:57.58 9, BEN SANDFORD (NZ) 1:57.76 10. Women's snowboard cross - Final classification: Tanja Frieden (Switzerland) 1, Lindsey Jacobellis (US) 2, Dominique Maltais (Canada) 3, Maelle Ricker (Canada) 4, Mellie Francon (Switzerland) 5, Maria Danielsson (Sweden) 6, Yuka Fujimori (Japan) 7, Marie Laissus (France) 8, Isabel Clark Ribeiro (Brzail) 9, Deborah Anthonioz (France) 10. Also: JULIANE BRAY (NZ) 20. Nordic skiing, Men's 15km timetrial - Final classification: Andrus Veerpalu (Estonia) 38:01.3, Lukas Bauer (Czech Republics) at 14.5 2, Tobias Angerer (Germany) 19.2 3, Vasily Rotchev (Russia) 23.1 4, Jaak Mae (Estonia) 33.9 5, Johan Olsson (Sweden) 37.5 6, Andreas Schluetter (Germany) 43.4 7, Martin Tauber (Austria) 48.2 8, Serguei Novikov (Russia) 1:13.7 9, Sami Jauhojarvi (Finland) 1:14.0 10. Women's ice hockey - Classification games: Russia 6 Switzerland 2, Germany 5 Italy 2. Semifinals: Sweden 3 US 2, Canada 6 Finland 0.