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Prior to the September 2016 agreement on shared membership between Athletics New Zealand and New Zealand Masters Athletics, only those masters athletes who had joined NZMA were eligible to claim records. Now domestic Masters Records can be claimed by both ANZ and NZMA members.

Record Tables by Event

Sprints
50m 60m 100m 200m 400m
Middle
800m 1500m Mile 3000m 5000m
Distance
10000m 10km Road Half Marathon Marathon
Relays
4x100m 4x200m 4x400m 4x800m
Road Walks
10km RW 20km RW 50km RW
Track Walks
1500mW 3000mW 5000mW 10000mW
Barriers
50m Hurdles 60m Hurdles Short Hurdles Long Hurdles Steeple chase

Jumps

Long Jump High Jump Triple Jump Pole Vault
Throws
Shot Put Javelin Discus Hammer Weight
Combined Events
Pentathlon Internat Pent Indoor Pent Throws Pent Decathlon & Heptathlon
 
Male Wellington Masters Records (as at 25 February 2023)
Female Wellington Masters Records (as at 7 May 2023)

Note on Records: if you hold a combined events record that does not list the individual event performances, please contact us We need to record the individual scores for each event in order to recalculate the points to the 2015 standards in order to prevent their premature retirement.

Record Application Form
Link to: New Zealand Masters Records
Record Applications
It is the responsibility of the athlete to complete the relevant application form and forward that form to the committee for approval if they believe that a record has been broken.

Record Application Process:
Please note that records will not be approved unless the following requirements have been adhered to.
  • To be eligible, applicants must have resided in New Zealand for the previous 12 months.
  • In addition, applicants need to hold either New Zealand citizenship or a permanent resident visa.
  • For jumps or sprints, make sure you have an anemometer (wind meter) report as well as a finishing time.
  • You need to have the form signed by Track Referee and Timekeeper at the track meet, which is usually Geoff Henry and Peter Baillie. Peter will provide you with the timekeeping system’s photo of your finish as evidence.
  • For the longer distances, 3000m and above, you also need to have a lap scorer recording your lap times.
  • Send your claim and supporting information to Peter Hanson and it will then be processed.
  • If you know in advance that you could break a centre record, it’s a good idea to let the officials know in advance so they can ensure everything is in place and provide lap scorer forms (or even a scorer if necessary).
  • For throwing events, either mark or withdraw the implement used, as it must be weighed on the day. Also ensure that the measurement is rechecked at the time.

  • Don't forget, if you have your own implement, it should be weighed prior to the competition and put in the 'pool'.
  • Centre records must be claimed within 30 days of the event.
  • We will endeavour to review official Masters Championship results to identify Centre records and records can be adopted automatically if recorded within an official Championship. However, the ultimate responsibility lies with the athlete to ensure the record is picked up.

Submit Record Applications

Record Applications
It is the responsibility of the athlete to complete the relevant application form and forward that form to the committee for approval if they believe that a record has been broken.

Record Application Process:
Please note that records will not be approved unless the following requirements have been adhered to.
  • To be eligible, applicants must have resided in New Zealand for the previous 12 months.
  • In addition, applicants need to hold either New Zealand citizenship or a permanent resident visa.
  • For jumps or sprints, make sure you have an anemometer (wind meter) report as well as a finishing time.
  • You need to have the form signed by Track Referee and Timekeeper at the track meet, which is usually Geoff Henry and Peter Baillie. Peter will provide you with the timekeeping system’s photo of your finish as evidence.
  • For the longer distances, 3000m and above, you also need to have a lap scorer recording your lap times.
  • Send your claim and supporting information to Peter Hanson and it will then be processed.
  • If you know in advance that you could break a centre record, it’s a good idea to let the officials know in advance so they can ensure everything is in place and provide lap scorer forms (or even a scorer if necessary).
  • For throwing events, either mark or withdraw the implement used, as it must be weighed on the day. Also ensure that the measurement is rechecked at the time.

  • Don't forget, if you have your own implement, it should be weighed prior to the competition and put in the 'pool'.
  • Centre records must be claimed within 30 days of the event.
  • We will endeavour to review official Masters Championship results to identify Centre records and records can be adopted automatically if recorded within an official Championship. However, the ultimate responsibility lies with the athlete to ensure the record is picked up.
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  Last Updated 22 December 2023