U17 Lydia Chamberlin completed a remarkable 2nd day of the championships by winning four titles. She took the 80m hurdles in 12.6, the long jump with 5.19m, 200m in 27.3 and the high jump with 1.48m. Natasha Johnson was runner up in the 3000m in 11.37.5 with Sarah Kimpton in 3rd spot. Josina Clarke was a good winner of the U15s 800m in 2.31.3 with a posse of Wellington athletes chasing her home. Rachel Humberstone was 2nd in 2.32.0, Kelly Gilbert 5th in 2.41.3 and Rebecca Jackson and Helen Penistan were a little further back in 6th and 8th . Lucinda Pitcher completed her 2nd victory of the weekend when taking the U20s 3000m in good style in a personal best 10.58.0 and in the same age group Alice Thomas won the 800m in 2.38.4, Danielle Bryant was 2nd in the long jump with 4.76m, and Natalie Hill won the javelin with 30.92m. Rowena Harrison won the senior 200m in 27.0 with Nina Swaby 3rd in 29.3 and Jenny Pacey leapt 5.61m to easily win the long jump. The veterans 800m went to Kathy Warhurst in 2.41.0 and the long jump was won by Denise Timmis with 4.77m. A good effort by Dot Fraser gave her 2nd place in the 200m in 36.0.

A good Wellington turnout in the U13s 800m saw Lara Thomas fare best with 3rd place in 2.38.7. Paige Stanney crossed the line 4th with Charlotte Gray 5th, Charlotte Hanson 6th and Chelsea Coyle 8th. Charlotte Gray and Alex Caskie both cleared 1.15m for 2nd and 3rd places in the high jump.