New Brighton surfers in form
New Brighton surfers won three of the four events in the Piping Hot Surf Shack Canterbury surfing championships. The event began last Thursday at Taylor’s Mistake and moved up the coast to the Waimakariri River mouth for the final two days during the weekend. The open, veterans arid kneeboard classes were run by New Brighton participants. Results.— Open: Richard Allan (New Brighton) 1, Warren Finlay (Sumner) 2, Mark Andrews (South Brighton) 3, Aaron Smith (South Brighton) 4. Juniors: Brad Smith (South Brighton) 1, Tony Schafer (Sumner) 2, Blair Shuker (Brighton) 3, Simon Sigley (Sumner) 4. Veterans (over 30): Len Carragher (Brighton) 1, Kevin Moore (Brighton) 2, John Warrlner (Sumner) 3,
Warren Hawk (South Brighton) 4. Kneeboard: Tony Peoples (Brighton) 1, Simon Tucker (Sumner) 2, Darryl Newbold (Sumner) 3, K. Neason 4.
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Press, 10 February 1986, Page 3
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136New Brighton surfers in form Press, 10 February 1986, Page 3
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