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Porritt Classic: Jacko Gill equals his personal best to defeat Tom Walsh again in shot put

The national track and field championships in Hastings on March 5-7 will be another event where they clash before considering the prospect of going overseas ahead of the Tokyo Olympics in July, Covid-19 permitting, and Gill is in career-best form while Walsh, a former world champion and medallist at the last Olympics (bronze) and Commonwealth Games (gold), is stuck in a rut. Meanwhile, Dame Valerie Adams saw off the challenge of Maddison-Lee Wesche to comfortably win the women’s shot put, throwing longer than 18m with all six throws. Kai Schwoerer/Getty Images Dame Valerie Adams won the women’s shot put in Hamilton (FILE PHOTO).

Fine Conditions Bring Out The Best At Porritt Classic

Sunday, 14 February 2021, 6:51 am In perfect summer conditions, the Porritt Classic served up a New Zealand resident record, six meeting records, a pair of national Para records and a slew of personal bests on a thrilling day of action in Hamilton. Led by Portia Bing’s blistering New Zealand resident record in the 400m hurdles, a formidable hammer throw by Lauren Bruce and yet another shot put victory for Jacko Gill over Tom Walsh, the day was chock full of outstanding memories on a great advertisement for the strength in depth of New Zealand athletics. In one of the first track events of the

Gill expecting more from himself and Walsh

Walsh And Gill Resume Rivalry At Porritt Classic

Thursday, 11 February 2021, 12:12 pm One of the most enthralling storylines of the sporting summer will open its next chapter on Saturday when Tom Walsh and Jacko Gill resume their rivalry in the shot-put circle at the Porritt Classic in Hamilton. Gill, 26, is currently riding the crest of a wave with three straight victories over Walsh and a career-best throw of 21.52m at the International Track Meet in Christchurch last weekend. But he will be wary of the constant threat of three-time world champion Walsh, who has improved in distance in each of his outings this season. The 28-year-old started with 20.14m at the Night of 5s meet in

Schwanitz returns with 19 11m in Chemnitz, Boling clocks 45 51 in Columbia | REPORT

Christina Schwanitz in action in the shot put (© Bongarts / Getty Images) Fifteen months since her last competition – and 14 months since undergoing knee surgery – 2015 world champion Christina Schwanitz returned to the shot put ring in Chemnitz on Sunday (24) and unleashed a 19.11m winning effort. The 35-year-old German, who hadn’t competed since taking bronze at the World Athletics Championships Doha 2019, opened her series with a foul and followed it with an 18.00m heave. Katharina Maisch held a slender lead with her 18.04m lifetime best in round one, but Schwanitz surpassed that with her fourth-round throw of 18.79m. In the final round, Sara Gambetta moved into second place with 18.18m before Schwanitz released her winning throw of 19.11m. Maisch responded with another PB, this time 18.12m, but it wasn’t enough to move out of third place.

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