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| Christchurch 25th September 2010 Overall Body Figure Karyn Kelly Overall Women's Bodybuilding Cathy Howard Overall Classic Men Lee Lynch Overall Mens Bodybuilding Steve Orton Junior Men 1st Steve Orton 2nd kyle Duncan 3rd James Beatty Masters Men 040yrs 1st David Gallagher 2nd Shane Kereama Masters Men o50yrs 1st Terry Hills 2nd Don Jennings 3rd Grant Mclellan Masters o50 Garry Hannafin Junior women Sarah Mair Masters Women O45yrs 1st Debbie Otten 2nd Maree Paterson Senior Body Figure O35yrs 1st Anna Jameson 2nd Chris Kenny 3rd Linda Harrington Senior Body Figure O45yrs 1st Lynette Skeats 2nd Sue Jennings 3rd Linda Howard Novice Body Figure Short 1st Paula Fearnley 2nd Anna Wishbourne 3rd Lucy Williams Novice Body Figure Tall 1st Louise Palmer 2nd Jessica Hugo 3rd Fiona Burt Novice Men under 70kg 1st Donovan Chisham Novice Men 70 to 80kg 1st paul De Klerk 2nd Robin Vis 1st Clint Marston Novice Men Over 80kg 1st Jentsen Van Mittenbury 2nd Doug haseldean Bikini 1st Kalle Howlett 2nd Simone Jarden Fitness 1st Amy Dean Open Body Figure Short 1st Lauren McLellan 2nd Paula Signal Open Body Figure Tall 1st Karyn Kelly 2nd Kat Bunting 3rd kirsten Vaughan Classic Men 1st Lee Lynch 2nd David Rowbotham 3rd Boris Chavraem Novice Women Over 55kg 1st Caroline Cunningham Open Women Under 55kg Cathy Howard Open Men 80 to 90kg Reon Taiu Open Men Over 90kg Yoram Kalev Nola Tonks Memorial Award Most Promising Newcomer (awarded to athlete seen by judges as having promise for the future) Justina Hoani (Novice Body Figure Short) Financially Subsidized team to Country of Origin (Australia) in October Steve Orton, Lee Lynch, Kally Howlet, Lauren McLellen, Paula Signal, Karyn Kelly, Yoram Kalev From the selected athletes, athletes who decide not to Travel to Australia will have there Travel Subsidy Donated to the Breast Caner Society in Memory of Nola Tonks who Passed away on Thursday 23rd of September. Mike Debenham |
Due to the many ongoing disruptions and poor management of the NZFBB I have cut all ties with the NZFBB and am now running the South Island show under the umbrella of the IFBB Australasia South Pacific. This will mean the South Island event is now a qualifier for the Australian Nationals which will include an 'Australasian Country of Origin' Class. The Australian Nationals will be held in Sydney on the 23rd and 24th of October. This decision has not come lightly but has been brought on over time with many of the incident that currently plague the NZFBB. These incidences include: - poor treatment of many of the past NZFBB judges, officials and event organisers, constant rule chanes on the day of events. - Making women be spraytanned in view of public by the male event organiser. - Changing dates of the NZFBB Nationals at late notice. - Inclusion of judges whom have not attended or passed any judging training or testing but whom are associates of the current leadership and whom have already benefitted from rule changes implemented by the current leadership without consultation. - The complete breakdown of any constitution of the NZFBB and the dissolvement of any Governing Committee to insure in the dealings with the the NZFBB and its members and decisions made are fully transparent. - Dissatisatisfaction amongst athletes that their efforts will be rewarded and recognised by being shown respect with well run and appropriate shows. I look forward to running a great show once again in the South Island that will then give qualified athletes to go on and be judged in an environment that is fair and just. Regards Mike Debenham 13 July 10 |
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