|
|
|
|
|
| |
| Anonymouz , Classic Hits FM Dunedin , Classic Hits FM Hawkes Bay , Classic Hits FM Invercargill , Classic Hits FM Wellington , Classic Hits Tauranga , Eagle Helicopter , Mark Laurent & Brenda Liddiard , More FM Radio Whangarei , New Native Dance , Northern Knights , Northland Rugby Players , Otago Rugby Players , Police Dog Taranaki , Poverty Bay Rugby Players , Rhubarb , Southland Rugby Players , Taranaki Basketball , Taranaki Rugby Players , Tasman Rugby Union , Wellington Saints , Barbara Algie, Sela Alo, Nona Aston, Suzie Bates, Mike Bauckham, Kingi Biddle, Ngahi Bidois, Alisha Birrell, John Bougen, Greg Boyed, Jordan Brannigan, Robin Brooke, Jodi Brown, Nicky Browne, Lisa Buckingham, Mark Bunting, Lynn Bushell, Brecon Carter, Kelly Carter, Bevan Chapman, Catherine Cheatley, Eroni Clarke, Jackie Clarke, Tracey Clissold, Olivia Coady, Kendra Cocksedge, Monalisa Codling, Tamati Coffey, Aivale Cole, Shirley Corlett, Vicki Crawford, Simon Dallow, Nat Dodd, Stephen Donald, Lesley Dowding, Richard Dryden, Mahe Drysdale, Alan Duff, Anna Duncan, Sara Jane Elika, Marianne Elliott, Robynleigh Emery, Chloe Emirali, Brigid Feehan, Tofiga Fepulea'I, Jules Ferguson, Christine Fernyhough, Kallista Field, Phillipa Finch, D.J. Forbes, Davey Forbes, Margaret Foster, Jan Maree Franicevic, Matt Gibb, Leigh Gibbs, Matt Goodman, Sarah Graham, Victoria Grant, Wayne Halkyard, Robert Harte, Joline Henry, Norm Hewitt, Gavin Hill, Honey Hireme, Wendy Hodder, Jo Holley, Sean Horan, Charlie Howe, Becca Hull, Cory Hutchings, Rachel Jackson-Lees, Steve Joll, Michael Joyce, Steve Kahu, Sandra Kailahi, Daniel Kereopa, Adrian Kirk, Raylene Kirk, Ruud Kleinpaste, Gem Knight, Jacqui Knight, Shona Laing, Mike Lee, Tracy Lemon, Cushla Lichtwark, Julia Lynch, Andy MacKenzie, Sela Mahe, Mason Malagamaali'I, Beth Mallard, Linzi Malley, Jarrad Martin, Rochelle Martin, Shua Martin, Tanya & Pos Mavaega, Trevor McCoid, Mandy McGregor, Alistair McIntyre, Margaret McKenzie, Lorelle McNaughton, Bernice Mene, Amigene Metcalf, Kyle Mewburn, Elizabeth Miller, Helen Moananu, Nathalie Moolenschot, Stacey Morrison, Siaosi Mulipola, Thom Murphy, Tawera Nikau, Henare O'Keefe, Colin Palmer, Farah Palmer, Charlie Panapa, Sally Patrick, Edward Peni, Adam Percival, Katie Pocock, Sue Pugmire, Diana Queenin, Alison Quigan, Johnson Raela, Robert Rakete, Vicki Rangitautehanga Murray, Niva Retimanu, Anna Richards, Brad Richards, Claire Richardson, Grant Roa, Joshua Robertson, Mataiva Robertson, Scott Robertson, Kate Robinson, Melissa Ruscoe, Shelley Ryan, Barbara Scott, Dallas Seymour, Julie Seymour, Tim Shadbolt, Regina Sheck, Renee Sheridan, Erin Simpson, Kim Smith, Cheryl Smith (nee Waaka), Keisha-Dean Soffe, Frances Solia, Neil Sorensen, Anna Stanley, Celia Stewart, Andrew Stroud, Kristina Sue, Aimee Sutorius, Timo Tagaloa, Longi "Ronnie" Taulafo, Annie Rae Te Ake Ake, Teresa Te Tamaki, Piki Thomas, Adam Thomson, Caitlin Thwaites, Haidee Tiffen, Anika Tiplady, Feana Tu'akoi, Moera Tuilaepa, Henry Tuipea, Lee Tuki, Troy Tu'ua, Linda Vagana, Jodi Vaughn, Neil Waka, Louisa Wall, Bryan Ward, Joy Watson, Vanessa Way, Mihi Wells, Philippa Werry, Tory Whanau, Sharon Whillis, Chris White, Tony Williams, Shannon Willoughby, Anne Wilson, Jacque Wilton, Selica Winiata, Paora Winitana, Cody Yerkovich, |
|
|
|
|
|
Three time International Bodyboard Association's Women's World Tour Amateur Champion Mihi Wells has spent 18 years body boarding. She has held the World Amateur Champion title for the past three years and continues to bodyboard all over the world.
It all started back in 1990 when she moved to Hawaii to study at Brigham Young University. With the famous Pipeline and Waimea surf breaks on her doorstep she couldn't help but be pulled to the water - despite not really knowing what she was doing or having done any real bodyboarding back in New Zealand. After a few lessons from the locals, Mihi soon got the hang of it.
In 1996 she returned to NZ and began competing in the nationals but it took eight years for her to decide to join the amateur tour. In 2004 she started competing on the Women’s World Tour and in only her second year on tour Mihi walked away with the Amateur Championship. Mihi is the only New Zealand woman ever to compete on the IBA tour and has been the New Zealand Women’s Bodyboard Open Champion six times.
Mihi loves all sport including basketball, volleyball, badminton, snowboarding, tennis and touch rugby. In between training and competing she works at the Manukau Institute of Technology School of Sport as a lecturer and academic advisor.
|
|
| |
|
|
 |
|
|
|