New Zealand at the 2002 Commonwealth Games

New Zealand (abbreviated NZL) sent a team of 200 competitors and 102 officials to the 2002 Commonwealth Games, which were held at Manchester, England. The flagbearer at the opening ceremony was Sarah Ulmer, and at the closing ceremony was Nigel Avery.

New Zealand at the
2002 Commonwealth Games
CGF codeNZL
CGANew Zealand Olympic Committee
Websitewww.olympic.org.nz
in Manchester, England
Competitors200
Flag bearerOpening: Sarah Ulmer
Closing: Nigel Avery
Medals
Ranked 5th
Gold
11
Silver
13
Bronze
21
Total
45
Officials102
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)

New Zealand has competed in every Games, starting with the first British Empire Games in 1930 at Hamilton, Ontario.

Medals
Gold Silver Bronze Total
New Zealand 11132145

Gold

Athletics:

Beatrice Faumuina, women's discus throw

Cycling:

Greg Henderson, men's points race
Sarah Ulmer, women's individual pursuit

Lawn bowls:

Joanna Edwards, Sharon Sims, women's pairs

Rugby sevens:

Craig De Goldi, Brad Fleming, Chris Masoe, Mils Muliaina, Craig Newby, Roger Randle, Bruce Reihana, Eric Rush, Rodney So'oialo, Karl Te Nana, Anthony Tuitavake, Amasio Valence, men's rugby sevens

Shooting:

Teresa Borrell, Nadine Stanton, women's double trap (pairs)

Squash:

Carol Owens, Leilani Joyce, women's doubles
Leilani Joyce, Glen Wilson, mixed doubles

Table tennis:

Chunli Li, women's singles

Weightlifting:

Nigel Avery, men's +105kg clean & jerk
Nigel Avery, men's +105kg total

Silver

Athletics:

Craig Barrett, men's 50km walk
Philip Jensen, men's hammer throw
Valerie Vili, women's shot put

Badminton:

Nicole Gordon, Sara Petersen, women's doubles

Cycling:

Susy Pryde, women's cross country

Hockey:

Ryan Archibald, Michael Bevin, Phillip Burrows, Dean Couzins, Dion Gosling, Bevan Hari, Blair Hopping, David Kosoof, Wayne McIndoe, Umesh Parag, Mitesh Patel, Hayden Shaw, Darren Smith, Peter Stafford, Simon Towns, Paul Woolford, men's hockey

Netball:

Sheryl Clarke, Jenny-May Coffin, Belinda Colling, Vilimaina Davu, Donna Loffhagen, Lesley Nicol, Anna Rowberry, Julie Seymour, Irene Van Dyk, Anna Veronese, Daneka Wipiiti, women's netball

Shooting:

Nadine Stanton, women's double trap

Squash:

Carol Owens, women's singles

Swimming:

Elizabeth Van Welie, women's 400m individual medley

Table tennis:

Chunli Li, Karen Li, women's doubles

Weightlifting:

Nigel Avery, men's +105kg snatch
Olivia Baker, women's +75kg snatch

Bronze

Badminton:

Geoff Bellingham, Chris Blair, John Gordon, Nicole Gordon, Rebecca Gordon, Tammy Jenkins, Rhona Robertson, Sara Petersen, Daniel Shirley, mixed team event
Sara Petersen, Daniel Shirley, mixed doubles

Boxing:

Shane Cameron, men's 81-91kg (heavyweight)
Danny Codling, men's 64-69kg (welterweight)

Cycling:

Greg Henderson, Matthew Randall, Hayden Roulston, Lee Vertongen, men's team pursuit

Judo:

Tim Slyfield, men's 73-81kg (half-middleweight)

Lawn bowls:

Marlene Castle, women's singles
Wendy Jensen, Patsy Jorgensen, Jan Khan, Anne Lomas, women's fours
Mike Kernaghan, men's singles

Shooting:

Diane Collings, Open fullbore
Tania Corrigan, Jocelyn Lees, women's 25m pistol (pairs)
Juliet Etherington, women's 50m prone rifle
Jocelyn Lees, women's 25m Pistol

Swimming:

Toni Jeffs, women's 50m freestyle

Table tennis:

Peter Jackson, Chunli Li, mixed doubles
Chunli Li, Karen Li, Tracey McLauchlan, Laura-Lee Smith, women's team

Triathlon:

Hamish Carter, men's individual

Weightlifting:

Olivia Baker, women's +75kg clean & jerk
Olivia Baker, women's +75kg total
Terry Hughes, men's 62kg clean & jerk
Terry Hughes, men's 62kg total

New Zealand's team at the Games

Men's competition

Women's competition

Men's team competition

Women's team competition

Men's competition

Women's competition

Shooting
(incomplete)

Men's competition

Women's competition

Men's competition

Women's competition


See also
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