Tracy Phillips

New Zealand high jumper

Tracy Phillips
Medal record
Women's athletics
Representing  New Zealand
Commonwealth Games
Bronze medal – third place 1990 Auckland High jump

Tracy J. Phillips is a former New Zealand athlete specialising in high jumping.

She competed for New Zealand in the 1990 Commonwealth Games, winning a bronze.

At the 1994 Commonwealth Games she came ninth with 1.80m.

References

  • Athletes at the Games by John Clark, page 99 (1998, Athletics New Zealand) ISBN 0473-05498-1
  • Profile at NZOGC website
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1990 New Zealand Commonwealth Games team
Athletics
  • Anne Audain
  • Lisa Ball
  • Sonia Barry
  • Scott Bowden
  • Paul Breed
  • Jeff Brown
  • Marguerite Buist
  • Alan Bunce
  • Gregor Cameron
  • John Campbell
  • Phil Clode
  • Jill Cockram
  • Andrew Collins
  • Angus Cooper
  • Michael Craig
  • Darren Dale
  • Carlene Dillimore
  • Tania Dixon
  • Shane Donnelly
  • Derek Froude
  • Mark Furlan
  • Paul Gibbons
  • Grant Gilbert
  • Anthony Green
  • Murray Gutry
  • Anne Hannam
  • Anne Hare
  • Kirsten Hellier
  • Gary Henley-Smith
  • Joanne Henry
  • Peter Henry
  • Paul Herlihy
  • Will Hinchcliff
  • Toni Hodgkinson
  • Courtney Ireland
  • Jane Jackson
  • Philip Jensen
  • Anne Judkins
  • Cassandra Kelly
  • Christine King
  • Paul Lloyd
  • Terry Lomax
  • Gavin Lovegrove
  • Janice Maxwell
  • Dale McClunie
  • Derek McKee
  • Christine McMiken
  • Grant McNeil
  • Jayne Moffitt
  • Barbara Moore
  • Helen Moros
  • Jonathon Moyle
  • Kaye Nordstrom
  • Peter O'Donoghue
  • Mike O'Rourke
  • Lyn Osmers
  • Wayne Paul
  • Kim Petersen
  • Bev Peterson
  • Christine Pfitzinger
  • Tracy Phillips
  • Helen Pirovano
  • Simon Poelman
  • Richard Potts
  • Craig Purdy
  • Peter Renner
  • Mark Robinson
  • Kerry Rodger
  • Liz Ryan
  • Michelle Seymour
  • Anna Shattky
  • Debbie Sheddan
  • Tim Soper
  • John Stapylton-Smith
  • Sean Sullivan
  • Kevin Taylor
  • Roger Te Puni
  • Briar Toop
  • Andrea Wade
  • Sean Wade
  • John Walker
  • Sue Willis
  • Rex Wilson
  • Trudy Woodhead
  • Mark Woods
Badminton
Boxing
  • Nigel Anderson
  • Michael Bell
  • Andy Creery
  • Michael Kenny
  • Danny Masterson
  • Danny Morris
  • Dave Wickenden
  • Nuka Wood
Cycling
Diving
Gymnastics
  • Katie Agnew
  • Craig Bruce
  • Raewyn Jack
  • Nikki Jenkins
  • Mark Jujnovich
  • Mark Lister
  • David Lutterman
  • Carmel O'Loughlin
  • Hayley Sligo
  • Kirsty Strong
  • Angela Walker
Judo
Lawn bowlsShooting
Swimming
Synchronised
swimming
  • Lizzie Burslem
  • Mandy Zukerman
Weightlifting
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New Zealand national champions in women's high jump
  • 1939–1941: Betty Forbes
  • 1942–1944: not held
  • 1945: Kath Elshaw
  • 1946–1947: Margaret McNeil
  • 1948: Valmai Baird
  • 1949: Dorothy Birks
  • 1950: Noelene Swinton
  • 1951: Heather Wright
  • 1952: Mary Falck
  • 1953: Noelene Swinton
  • 1954: Heather Wright
  • 1955–1959: Mary Donaghy
  • 1960: Lesley Anderson
  • 1961: Mary Donaghy
  • 1962: Lesley Anderson
  • 1963: Lorraine Curtis
  • 1964–1965: Pam Burnett
  • 1966: Lorraine Curtis
  • 1967–1969: Pam Kenny
  • 1970: Lorraine Morris
  • 1971: Pam Kenny
  • 1972: Jacquelyn Emery
  • 1973: Pam Kenny
  • 1974: Donna Mills
  • 1975: Sheryl Rudd
  • 1976–1979: Karen Whimp
  • 1980: Claire Kavermann
  • 1981: Angela Pule
  • 1982: Claire Ryan
  • 1983–1986: Trudy Painter
  • 1987: Sue Barber (AUS)
  • 1988: Tania Murray
  • 1989: Trudy Woodhead
  • 1990-1992: Tania Murray
  • 1993–1994: Tracy Phillips
  • 1995: Kim Brown
  • 1996: Tracy Phillips
  • 1997: Tania Dixon
  • 1998–1999: Kim Brown
  • 2000: Angela McKee
  • 2001: Karen Brown
  • 2002: Nadia Smith
  • 2003–2006: Angela McKee
  • 2007: Sarah Cowley
  • 2008: Catherine Drummond (AUS)
  • 2009: Elizabeth Lamb
  • 2010–2011: Sarah Cowley
  • 2012–2013: Elizabeth Lamb
  • 2014: Sarah Cowley
  • 2015: Keeley O'Hagan
  • 2016: Elizabeth Lamb
  • 2017: Alex Hyland
  • 2018: Keeley O'Hagan
  • 2019–2021: Josephine Reeves
  • 2022: Keeley O'Hagan
  • 2023: Alice Taylor
  • 2024: Imogen Skelton


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