New Zealand at the 2003 World Championships in Athletics

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New Zealand at the
2003 World Athletics Championships
Flag of New Zealand.svg
WA codeNZL
National federation Athletics New Zealand
in Paris, France
23-31 August 2003
Competitors12 (7 men and 5 women)
Medals
Gold
0
Silver
0
Bronze
0
Total
0
World Athletics Championships appearances

New Zealand competed at the 2003 World Athletics Championships. Their best placing was fifth, [1] achieved by Valerie Vili in the Women's shot put. The men's 4x100m relay team broke the national record in their heat, but did not advance to the semi-finals. [2]

Contents

Entrants

Key

Individual events

AthleteEventHeat/QualifyingQuarterfinalSemifinalFinal
ResultRankResultRankResultRankResultRank
Michael Aish Men's 5000m DNSN/Adid not advance
Men's 10,000m DNFN/Adid not advance
Craig Barrett Men's 50km walk DQFN/A
Adrian Blincoe Men's 1500m 3:47.261 Q3:41.538did not advance
James Dolphin Men's 200m 20.694 q21.088did not advance
Beatrice Faumuina Women's discus 63.12m3 Q56.86m12
Gabrielle Gorst Women's 20km walk 1:38:5126
Melina Hamilton Women's pole vault 4.00m10did not advance
Rebecca Wardell Women's 400m hurdles 56.545did not advance
Valerie Vili Women's shot put 18.77m2 Q18.65m5

Relay events

EventHeat/QualifyingSemifinalFinal
ResultRankResultRankResultRank
Men's 4x100m 39.255 NRdid not advance

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