Results
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| Amanda Broughton winner of the Senior Women's race |
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| Harrison Burnard winner of the Men Under 20 race |
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| Paul Sharp winner of the Masters Men 60 race |
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| Victoria Humphries winner of the Masters Women 50 race |
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| Renae Cresser winner of the Master Women 40 race |
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| Max Karamanolis winner of the Men Under 18 race |
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| Phoebe McKnight winner of the Women Under 18 race |
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| Jess Kikstra winner of the Women Under 20 race |
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| Finn Seeds winner of the Boys Under 15 race |
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| Ari Koed Chang winner of the Boys Under 13 race |
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| Tim Hodge winner of the Senior Men's race |
Results Daryl the Dude, professional finish line technician, was in his element at Saturday's Vosseler Shield. Not one to take half measures when it comes to capturing places and times he had a box of gadgets including 5 GoPro's all set up to make sure he got the data. Two co-opted teenagers captured some "verify point times" while the reliable John Turner and Dave Gratton did the manual stuff. And it didn't rain.
Dom Post Report
"Wellington Scottish produced a clean sweep of the main races at the Vosseler Shield on Saturday as Amanda Broughton and Tim Hodge claimed the senior titles.
Broughton held a steady lead over Olympic's Jo Crawford for much of the 5-kilometre race to win in a time of 23 minutes, 23 seconds. Crawford closed strongly to finish second, just eight seconds behind, with almost a minute back to her Olympic team-mate, Lizzy Bunckenburg, in third.
Hodge won his second straight senior men's title in comfortable fashion.
His winning time off 40.45 over the 10km course was three seconds quicker than his effort to win last year.
Young Wellington Harrier Nathan Tse continued to show his strong form this year to run into second, 43 seconds behind Hodge, with Trentham's Brian Garmonsway third.
Scottish won both of the team races in those senior divisions.
In the women's under-20 race, Scottish's Jess Kikstra grabbed the closest win of the day as she beat Harrier's Kelsey Forman by just two seconds.
Those same club colours were to the fore in the men's under-20 race, with Scottish again the winner as Harry Burnard held out Rusi Jagose to win by eight seconds.
Stephen Day won the master's 40 event for Scottish, while Kapiti's Renae Creser was the winner of the women's master's 40 event."
