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Published 1 year ago

Medals won and records broken at Masters Games

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Indoor rowing took centre stage under the games tent at the War Memorial Centre forecourt. Barbara Sharp, 83, had just broken her own New Zealand Masters record for the 80-plus 100-metre row. Her friend Avala Allsop, 87, claimed a silver in the 100m row, but came out on top in powerlifting. Paraparaumu's Henry Albert took part in the javelin in the 65-plus age group.

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Medals won and records broken at Masters Games

Levin 83-year-old Barbara Sharp shattered her own 100m indoor rowing record.

1 year ago·Auckland, New Zealand
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