Olympic Champion Ellesse Andrews wrote her name further into the record books breaking the world record in the women’s kilo and becoming the first person in history to sweep the sprint events at an Oceania Championships.

Andrews took no time at all to obliterate the kilo world record in qualifying stopping the clock in 1min 4.697secs in qualifying to take her place in history as the first woman to go under one minute and five seconds over one kilometre.

In the final Andrews nudged the one minute and five second time with 1min 5.025secs to claim victory by two seconds in less than ideal conditions. Silver went to Andrews Olympic teammate Shaane Fulton with Australia’s Claudia Marks rounding out the podium.

With her resounding win and victories in the sprint, keirin and team sprint the 25-year-old became the first person in history to win all four events at a single Oceania Championships.

Bryony Botha claimed a fourth consecutive Madison title in a show of her bunch racing strength. Her fourth title came with a fourth partner in Samantha Donnelly. The New Zealand pair finished on 42 points. In the hotly contested race Rylee McMullen and Emily Shearman finished second on 36 points.

A late attack by Alli Anderson and Sophie Edwards saw them ride away and take the final sprint and the 10 points with it saw them jump up the standings and take out the bronze medal.

In the men’s Madison Campbell Stewart and Thomas Sexton (New Zealand) produced a Madison masterclass to regain the title they last won at the 2018 Championships. The duo were pushed all the way Oliver Bleddyn and Blake Agnoletto with just four points separating the two teams. Liam Walsh and Declan Trezise completed the podium having been the early aggressors in the 200 lap race.

Blake Agnoletto (Australia) claimed the elite men’s elimination race beating out Marshall Erwood (New Zealand) and Keegan Hornblow (New Zealand) who collected individual medal number three of the Championships.

In the under 19 women’s team sprint Ebony Robinson claimed her second title of the week alongside Natasha Sitsky and Emily Watch (Australia). Silver went to Minnie Collins, Hazel Gardner and Pyper Newton (New Zealand) and bronze Ella Liang, Victoria Smith and Olivia Wright (Australia).

Anna Dubier (Australia) claimed the under 19 women’s points race beating out Madeleine Wasserbaech (Australia) and Ava Schmidtke (Australia).

Alexander Hewes partnered with Toby Jones (Australia) to win the under 19 men’s Madison, his second bunch race victory. Zachary Douglas-Savage and Lachlan Walters (Australia) and Kyle Paris and Stirling Jarnell (New Zealand) completed the podium.

It was a golden day for Dubier who also tastes success in the under 19 women’s team pursuit with Ava Schmidtke, Leani Van der Berg and Madeleine Wasserbaech (Australia). Silver went to Sophie Maxwell, Hannah Paine, Shaylah Sayers and Nina Worrall (New Zealand).

Gold in the under 19 men’s time trial went to Hunter Dalton (New Zealand) ahead of Jonas Shelverton (Australia) and Flynn Underwood (New Zealand).

In Para-cycling events the sprint titles went to Kyle Willis (Australia) men C3, Ieuan Edwards (New Zealand) men C5, Kane Perris and Luke Zacciaria (Pilot) (Australia) men tandem, Paige Greco (Australia) women C3, Erin Normoyle (Australia) women C4 and Tegan Reder and Jacqui Mengler-Mohr (Pilot) (Australia) women tandem.

Kyle Willis (Australia) claimed the men C3 elimination, Korey Boddington (Australia) men C4, Ieuan Edwards (New Zealand) men C5, Paige Greco (Australia) women C3, Erin Normoyle (Australia) women C4 and Alana Forster (Australia) women C5.

Results – Full Results

Elite Women 1km Time Trial
Gold: Ellesse Andrews (New Zealand)
Silver: Shaane Fulton (New Zealand)
Bronze: Claudia Marks (Australia)

Elite Men Madison
Gold: Campbell Stewart and Thomas Sexton (New Zealand)
Silver: Oliver Bleddyn and Black Agnoletto (Australia)
Bronze: Liam Walsh and Declan Trezise (Australia)

Elite Women Madison
Gold: Bryony Botha and Samantha Donnelly (New Zealand)
Silver: Rylee McMullen and Emily Shearman (New Zealand)
Bronze: Alli Anderson and Sophie Edwards (Australia)

Elite Men Elimination Race
Gold: Blake Agnoletto (Australia)
Silver: Marshall Erwood (New Zealand)
Bronze: Keegan Hornblow New Zealand)

Under 19 Men Time Trial
Gold: Hunter Dalton (New Zealand)
Silver: Jonas Shelverton (Australia)
Bronze: Flynn Underwood (New Zealand)

Under 19 Men Madison
Gold: Alexander Hewes and Toby Jones (Australia)
Silver: Zachary Douglas-Savage and Lachlan Walters (Australia)
Bronze: Kyle Paris and Stirling Jarnell (New Zealand)

Under 19 Women Team Pursuit
Gold: Anna Dubier, Ava Schmidtke, Leani Van der Berg and Madeleine Wasserbaech (Australia)
Silver: Sophie Maxwell, Hannah Paine, Shaylah Sayers and Nina Worrall (New Zealand)

Under 19 Women Team Sprint
Gold: Ebony Robinson, Natasha Sitsky and Emily Watch (Australia)
Silver: Minnie Collins, Hazel Gardner and Pyper Newton (New Zealand)
Bronze: Ella Liang, Victoria Smith and Olivia Wright (Australia)

Under 19 Women Points Race
Gold: Anna Dubier (Australia)
Silver: Madeleine Wasserbaech (Australia)
Bronze: Ava Schmidtke (Australia)

Para-cycling Sprint
Men C3: Kyle Willis (Australia)
Men C5: Ieuan Edwards (New Zealand)
Men B: Kane Perris and Luke Zacciaria (Pilot) (Australia)
Women C3: Paige Greco (Australia)
Women C4: Erin Normoyle (Australia)
Women B: Tegan Reder and Jacqui Mengler-Mohr (Pilot) (Australia)

Para-cycling Elimination Race
Men C3: Kyle Willis (Australia)
Men C4: Korey Boddington (Australia)
Men C5: Ieuan Edwards (New Zealand)
Women C3: Paige Greco (Australia)
Women C4: Erin Normoyle (Australia)
Women C5: Alana Forster (Australia)