Sunday Territorian 15 May 2011
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2011-05-15
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54 Sunday Territorian, Sunday, May 15, 2011 www.sundayterritorian.com.au P U B : N T N E W S D A T E : 1 5 -M A Y -2 0 1 1 P A G E : 5 4 C O L O R : C M Y K Courtney Massey chips on to the green during the final round of what was a thrilling womens golf battle at the 2011 Arafura Games at the Darwin Golf Club Pictures: REGI VARGHESE Record still not enough forMassey By IAN BUTTERWORTH I want to turn professional in five years and play on theworld circuit Darryl Whitehead follows his tee shot on the third hole Whitney Hillier lines a putt up during the final round of the womens golf Humpty Doos Ian Walker tees off during the final round ARAFURA Games golf wound up on Friday at the Darwin Golf Club. And the highlight of the four-day teams and singles event was the new womens course record set on day two by Queenslander Courtney Massey. Masseys 66 was two shots better than the previous record set two years ago during the same event. She went into the final round with a three-shot buffer over Tasmanian Ashlee Dewhurst (219) and four better than Whitney Hillier (220) from WA. The 22-year-old Massey was involved in another highlight when all three recorded 291 for the four rounds. Dewhurst managed to hold her nerve and won on the third hole in a play-off. In the mens competition, Humpty Doo golfer Ian Walker (215) held a four stroke advantage over Australian Defence Organisations Peter Reinke (219) after the third round and he grabbed gold after shooting an impressive 71 in the final round to finish on 286 ahead of the two ADO players Reinke and Darryl Whitehead. ADO blitzed all others in the mens teams event and Golf Australia won gold in the womens team. The Peter Thomson trophy winner for the overall best score was won by NT player Ian Walker. One of the youngest golf competitors was 15-year-old Aditya Nur Setyanthiko from Lombok, Indonesia. Setyanthikos island home has two 18-hole golf courses and he has been playing the game for seven years. The 10-handicapper has a best round of 78, and he has played in Malaysia and Thailand where he finished second at the Junior Truevision Thai Championship in 2008 and the youngsters ambitions are lofty. I want to turn professional in five years and play on the world circuit, he said solemnly. On this trip, however, he finished well back in the Arafura Games field. Athletics HalfMarathon Men: 1. Richard Gardiner 1hr 11min 42sec NSW; 2. Anthony Craig 1:11:48 NSW; 3. Mendel Lopez 1:12:17 Philipp ines. Women: 1. Jodie Barker 1hr 26min 39.5sec ACT; 2. Hannah Johnston 1:31:27.3 NT; 3. Suzanne Casanova 1:34:44NT. Football GoldMedalMatch Aceh Indonesia 1dDarwin 0. Golf Marrara 1. Ian Walker AUS 286 (71,71,73,71); 2. Peter Reinke AUS 290 (74,72,73,71); 3. DarrylWhiteheadAUS302 (71,83,75,73). Womens Gross: 1. Ashlee Dewhurst (won playoff) AUS 291(76,70,73,72); 2. Courtney Massey AUS 291 (73,66,77,75); 3.WhitneyHillier AUS 291 (70,75,75,71). Womens Team: 1. Golf Australia: Ash lee Dewhurst 76, 70, 73, 72; Whitney Hil lier 70, 75, 75, 71; Courtney Massey 73, 66, 77, 75 (219, 211, 225, 218, 873). 2. Au st.Defence Force Organisation Lorna Brew: 91, 89, 91, 90; Barbara Grame 84, 89, 88, 79; Rebecca Wright 87, 86, 97, 82 (262, 264, 276, 251, 1053). Mens Team: 1. Aust.Defence Force Or ganisation Ben Magi 81, 79, 79, 75; Peter Renke 74, 72, 73, 71; David Schwartz 76, 77, 76, 85; Darryl Whitehead 71, 83, 75, 73 (221, 228, 224, 219, 892). 2. Northern Terr itory: Craig Grame 80, 78, 83, 79; Paul Edwards 76, 78, 79, 80; Shane OBrien 77, 78, 76, 76; Glenn Koch 78, 71, 80, 77 (231, 227, 235, 233, 926). Hockey Marrara Men: NT 6 d Macau 1. (Gold: NT, Silver: Macau). Women:NT 3 d Terengganu 2. (Gold: NT, Silver: Terengganu (MAS), Bronze: Se kolah TunFatimah (MAS). International Lifesaving Line ThrowOpen Female 1. Ruiz Christina SLSA; King Rachelle SLSA. 2. Khoo Yi Lin Lynn NUS; Lee Wen Rong NUS. 3. Ng Nuo Shi Singapore; Zhuang Jieying Jin Singapore. Line ThrowOpenMale 1. Brooks Nicholas Junior Barras; Boxall Jed Junior Barras. 2. Lu Chin-Huang Chinese Taipei (Snr); Li Cheng-Shuan Chinese Taipei (Snr). 3. Yuen Kai Lai HongKong; Li HongYiHongKong. 100mManikin TowOpen Female 1. Stehbens Bonnie Queensland. 2. Adams Ashleigh Queensland. 3. Fahey Eilish Junior Barras. 4. Nolan Alexandra Junior Barras. 5. Halligan Devon SLSA. 6. Lai Kit Wa Hong Kong. 7. Yang Kai-Li Chinese Taipei (Snr). 8. McLean Nellie Community (NT). 9. Cavouras Czenya SA. 10. LekHui Hiang Singapore. 100mManikin TowOpen Male 1. Heery Luke SLSA. 2. Brooks Nicholas Junior Barras. 3. Rethamel Jeremy Queensland. 4. Chang Yu-Chen Chinese Taipei (Snr). 5. Boxall Jed Junior Barras. 6. Davis Benjamin Queensland. 7. Lu Chin-Huang Chinese Taipei (Snr). 8. Earp Samuel SLSA. 9. Lee Kin Leung HongKong. 10. KohChee LinNUS. 4x50mMedleyRelayOpen Female 1. Adams Ashleigh Queensland; Ray mond Tiarrn Queensland; Jackson Tes sa Queensland; Stehbens Bonnie Queensland. 2. Nolan Alexandra Junior Barras; Fahey Eilish Junior Barras; Gimblett Shayla Junior Barras; Ellwood Alisha Junior Barras. 3. Chang Li-Ting Chinese Taipei (Snr); Yang Kai-Li Chinese Taipei (Snr); Wang Wei-Han Chinese Taipei (Snr); Wang Pei-Yin Chinese Taipei (Snr). 4x50mMedleyRelayOpen Male 1. Lu Chin-Huang Chinese Taipei (Snr); Chang Yu-Chen Chinese Taipei (Snr); Chen Kuan-Chang Chinese Taipei (Snr); Li Cheng-Shuan Chinese Taipei (Snr). 2. Rethamel Jeremy Queensland; Arthur Caillan Queensland; Davis Benjamin Queensland; Bagley Harrison Queens land; Earp Samuel SLSA; Klouzal Trent SLSA; Heery Luke SLSA; OBrien Kyle SLSA. 4x25mManikin RelayOpen Male 1. Earp Samuel SLSA; Klouzal Trent SLSA; Heery Luke SLSA; OBrien Kyle SLSA. 2. Lu Chin-Huang Chinese Taipei (Snr); Chang Yu-Chen Chinese Taipei (Snr); Chen Kuan-Chang Chinese Taipei (Snr); Li Cheng-Shuan Chinese Taipei (Snr). 3. Yuen Kai Lai Hong Kong; Lui Sze Chun Hong Kong; Li Hong Yi Hong Kong; LeeKin LeungHongKong. Surf LifesaverOpen Female 1. Ruiz Christina SLSA. 2. King Rachelle SLSA. 3. Nolan Alexandra Junior Barras. 4. Ng Chui Wa Hong Kong. 5. Jackson Tessa Queensland. 6. Chang Li-Ting Chinese Taipei (Snr). 7. Ma Chun Wai Hong Kong. 8. Lek Hui Hiang Singapore. 9. Wang Wanyu Melissa NUS. 10. War wick Lily SA. Surf LifesaverOpenMale 1. OBrien Kyle SLSA. 2. Arthur Caillan Queensland. 3. Boxall Jed Junior Barras. 4. Lui Sze Chun Hong Kong. 5. Rethamel Jeremy Queensland. 6. Li Cheng-Shuan Chinese Taipei (Snr). 7. Elliott David Jun ior Barras. 8. Chang Yu-Chen Chinese Taipei (Snr). 9. TohWeiqing NUS. 10. Lee Sheng-HsiungChineseTaipei (Jnr). Sepaktakraw Marrara Indoor Final Doubles: Thailand d Terengganu A 15-10,15-6,15-4. Final Regu: Thailand d TerengganuB15-8,15-6,13-15, 15-13. Squash Milner Centre Mens TeamEventGoldMedal:North ern Territory A d New Caledonia 2-1. Bronze Medal: Australian Defence lost toMacau1-2. Womens TeamEvent Gold Medal: Australian Defence d Northern Territory 2-1. Bronze Medal: NewCaledonia dMacau 3-0. MensMain Event Gold Medal: David White (ADO) lost to Rhys Dowling (NT) 11-4 12-10 6-11 8-11 4-11. WomensMain Event GoldMedal:Vanessa Pickerd (ADO) d Jo Morgan (ADO) 9-11 11-3 11-4 11-7. Table Tennis Oceania Paralympic Championships Mens Open Singles Gold Medal: E Fu dCShen 11-2 11-7 11-2 11-6. Womens Open SinglesGoldMedal:O Bouteille d E Kalich 11-7 6-11 11-6 11-9 11-8. Volleyball Marrara Womens Gold Medal match: Macau d PNGNCD25-16 25-7 25-16. Mens Gold Medal match: PNG d Macau 25-21 26-24 25-21. Weightlifting Marrara Women 75kg: 1. Opeloge Mary SAM 94, 120 214. 2. Detanamo Michaela NRU 91, 115 206. 3. Ako Sandra PNG65, 85 150. Women 75kg: 1. Opeloge Ele SAM 120, 155 275. 2. Chen Yingyi CHN 95, 116 211. 3. Iuniara SimanuSAM88, 115 203. Men 85kg: 1. Kari Steven PNG 130, 182 312. 2. Turner Ben AUS 123, 167 290. 3. Banyat TawnokTHA128, 161 289. Men 95kg: 1. Ribouem Simplice AUS 153, 181 334. 2. Faauliuli Faavae SAM 137, 183 320. 3. KakoatauDavid KIR 135, 180 315. Mens 105kg: 1. OpelogeNiusila SAM140 181, 321. 2. Galsworthy Robert AUS 140, 180 320. 3. Opeloge Tovia SAM135, 177 312. Mens 105kg+: 1. Detanamo Itte NRU 184, 229 413. 2. Kelly Damon AUS 165, 210 375. 3. Nemani DannyNIU 143, 177 320.