The Tokyo Diaries – 4th August
By Keith Miller The day started for me with both the Men’s Decathlon and the Women’s Heptathlon events. Canadian Damian Warner got off to an absolute flier, breaking the World[…]
By Keith Miller The day started for me with both the Men’s Decathlon and the Women’s Heptathlon events. Canadian Damian Warner got off to an absolute flier, breaking the World[…]
By Keith Miller What day for Lisa Carrington – and it may not be over yet. She kicked off the day with a comprehensive win in her K1 200m semi-final,[…]
By Keith Miller The focus for New Zealand largely shifted back on to the water as Lisa Carrington made her first appearance in Tokyo. And what a start – in[…]
By Keith Miller We’ve hit that stage of the calendar where Track & Field is really starting to dominate proceedings and from a New Zealand perspective, things are looking very[…]
By Keith Miller Another successful day for New Zealand in Tokyo, with Gold Medal in the Women’s Sevens, and a Trampolining Bronze for Dylan Schmidt. Up against Fiji in the[…]
By Keith Miller As far as New Zealand Olympic history goes, you’d be hard pressed to go past the magical hour today on the water. After consecutive fourth placings at[…]
By Keith Miller Thought I’d kick the day off with a spot of Women’s Volleyball, as Italy took on Argentina. The Italians started to edge away with it, taking the[…]
By Keith Miller Finally – we can cease our national pastime of wondering when the medals will come four days into competition and start celebrating. It was Silver for the[…]
By Keith Miller A delayed start to events this morning as the Women’s Triathlon was put back for a while. Once underway it made for slippery conditions on the bike,[…]
By Keith Miller You take two weeks leave. You park yourself in front of the TV for 16 hours a day in pure dedication. Through that time, you have one[…]