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June, Joe & Ari
About Me
- James Dolphin
- I'm 25 years old, married to June and have 2 sons - Joe (2 1/2 years old) and Ari (6 months old). I live in Whangaparaoa, just north of Auckland on New Zealand's north island. I'm a fulltime sales representative for Mizuno, studying a Bachelor of Business studies, and in my 'spare time' I'm coached by Marlon Gevaert representing New Zealand in sprinting.
My Family
June, Joe & Ari
PERSONAL BESTS
- 100m 10.41 Hamilton 2005
- 200m 20.56 Sydney 2008
- 400m 46.72 Auckland 2005
WORLD RANKING
- 54th World 2007 rankings (as at Dec 2007)
NEW ZEALAND RANKING
- 2007 200m 20.65 (1st)
- 2007 100m 10.52 (2nd)
- 2006 200m 20.72 (1st)
- 2006 100m 10.50 (2nd)
- 2005 200m 20.60 (1st)
- 2005 100m 10.41 (1st)
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
- 2007 World Track & Field Championships Osaka 200m - Quarterfinalist
- 2006 Commonwealth Games Melbourne 200m and 4x100m relay - Finalist
- 2003 World Track & Field Championships Paris Quarterfinalist
- 2002 World Junior Track & Field Championships Kingston
Commonwealth Games
NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS
- 2008 200m
- 2007 100m (1st=), 200m
- 2006 100m, 200m
- 2005 100m, 200m
- 2003 Junior Men 200m
- 2002 100m
PERSONAL PROGRESSION 200m
- 20.56 Sydney 2008
- 20.65 Osaka 2007
- 20.72 Melbourne 2006
- 20.60 Brisbane 2005
- 20.86 Gent 2004
- 20.69 Paris 2003
NEW ZEALAND RECORDS
- 4 x 100m Relay 38.99
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3 comments:
Dear James
You are right about one thing,you were on the biggest stage in the world, THE OLYMPICS - bloody fantastic. We are all so proud of you for achieving that. Please enjoy the rest of the games and have some fun.
Lots of Love Bryn & Marg.
Ditto Bryn & Marg. James - you set yourself really high standards and thats why you got to the Olympics. That's a success in my book. Take some family time and enjoy. Anne
Cousy Bro,
we are all so proud mate,you gave it everything you had and thats all you can ask mate. You are an a OLYMPIAN!!! and there has only been close to 1000 of them in New Zealands history!! Take a bow mate, you are a bloody legend, enjoy the rest of the games, and look forward to sharing a bevvy with you when you get back. Kia Kaha cousy. Love ya Bruce
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