Paul Dallow - Wikipedia

Paul Dallow is a former New Zealand athletics representative. He was educated at St Peter's College, Auckland where he commenced his interest in athletics. He represented New Zealand as a hurdler.^[1] He represented New Zealand in 1960 in Melbourne in the 120, 220 and 440 Yards Hurdles; in 1962 he represented New Zealand at the Empire Games held in Perth in the 120 and 440 Yards Hurdles.^[2]

References

^ St Peter's College History, St Peter's College website Archived 12 January 2013 at archive.today (retrieved 28 November 2011)
^ Western Suburbs Athletic Champions, New Zealand Representation in the 21 years to 1966, Western Suburbs Athletic & Harrier Club (retrieved 6 November 2012)

v t e New Zealand national champions in men's 110 m hurdles
Note: 120 yards before 1970
120 yards	1888: Godfrey Shaw 1889–1891: Harold Batger 1892–1893: W.J. Moir 1894: Harold Batger 1895–1896: W.H. Martin 1897–1898: Arthur Holder 1899–1900: George Smith 1901: Matthew Roseingrave (AUS) 1902: George Smith 1903: F.S. Harley 1904: George Smith 1905: T. Craig 1906: Gerald Keddell 1907–1908: H.T. Cook 1909: Gerald Keddell 1910: A. Evensen 1911–1913: Gerald Keddell 1914: Philip Doyle 1915: Arthur Halligan 1916–1919: not held 1920–1921: Harry Wilson 1922: Wilfred Buckhurst 1923: George Krogness (USA) 1924–1929: Roger Lander 1930: Stan Ramson 1931: Alex Darby 1932: Jack Shirley 1933: G. McGregor 1934: Frank Sharpley 1935: Philip Bowie 1936: Frank Sharpley 1937–1938: Philip Bowie 1939–1940: Frank Sharpley 1941–1944: not held 1945: G. Hunter 1946–1948: Arthur Eustace 1949: Lionel Smith 1950–1952: John Holland 1953–1954: Ashley Taylor 1955: John Holland 1956: Douglas Taylor 1957: Wayne Belcher 1958: Paul Dallow 1959: J. Bulcraig 1960–1962: Paul Dallow 1963: H. Twigley 1964: Logan Aikman 1965: Roy Williams 1966: Mike Walls 1967–1969: Ross Pownall
110 metres	1970–1978: Ross Pownall 1979: Mark Miron 1980: Phillip Mills 1981–1982: Tim Soper 1983: William Fong (SAM) 1984: Tim Soper 1985–1988: Simon Poelman 1989–1991: Grant McNeil 1992: Simon Poelman 1993: Karl Schlierling 1994: Simon Poelman 1995: Nick Bolton 1996: Simon Poelman 1997–1999: Liam Whaley 2000: Zhang Feng (CHN) 2001: Tony Pownall 2002: Liam Whaley 2003–2009: James Mortimer 2010–2012: Brent Newdick 2013–2014: Michael Cochrane 2015–2019: Joshua Hawkins 2020: James Sandilands 2021–2024: Joshua Hawkins

v t e New Zealand national champions in men's 400 m hurdles
Note: 440 yards before 1970
440 yards	1891–1892: Harold Batger 1893: David Matson 1894: Harold Batger 1895: Frank Harley 1896: T. Roberts 1897: Arthur Holder 1898–1900: George Smith 1901: Eric Harper 1902: George Smith 1903: William O'Kane 1904: George Smith 1905: Tom Craig 1906–1910: Henry Murray 1911: Gerald Keddell 1912: F.E. Cook 1913: Philip Doyle 1914: F.E. Cook 1915: Harry Wilson 1916–1919: not held 1920–1921: Harry Wilson 1922: Frank Nesdale 1923: Harry Wilson 1924: Charles Eugene Low 1925: Frank Nesdale 1926: Hermon Morgan 1927: Athol Garlick 1928–1930: Stan Ramson 1931: Thomas Buxton 1932: H. Leach 1933: Arnold Anderson 1934: Bill Pullar 1935: Frederick Finlayson 1936: John Nelligan 1937–1939: Arnold Anderson 1939–1940: Hugh Ramsay 1941–1944: not held 1945: Ken Greville 1946: Allen Hill 1947–1948: John Holland 1949: Derek Steward 1950–1952: John Holland 1953: E. Carrucan 1954: Douglas Taylor 1955: Derek Steward 1956: D. Fleming 1957: J.G. Hawkes 1958: Paul Dallow 1959: Peter Cates 1960: Paul Dallow 1961: Peter Cates 1962: Paul Dallow 1963–1964: Roger Johnson 1965–1966: Hamilton Wright 1967: M. Randall 1968: Gerald Keddell 1969: Hamilton Wright
400 metres	1970: John Walter 1971: Richard Prevett 1972: Rendell McIntosh 1973: John Walter 1974: Roger Johnson 1975: Rendell McIntosh 1976: David Long 1977: Criss Strange 1978: David Long / Graeme Weaver 1979: Criss Strange 1980: Paul Wilson 1981–1982: Murray Cumberpatch 1983–1988: Wayne Paul 1989: Kevin Philpot 1990: Wayne Paul 1991–1995: Johnathan Schmidt 1996: Callum Stuart 1997–1998: Zion Armstrong 1999: Callum Stuart 2000: Zion Armstrong 2001: Nic O'Brien 2002–2003: Matt Stratton 2004: Kyle McCarthy (AUS) 2005–2006: Nic O'Brien 2007: Kieran Cocks 2008–2009: Nick Kalivati 2010: Daniel O'Shea 2011–2012: James Mortimer 2013: Daniel O'Shea 2014–2015: Cameron French 2016: Phil Simms 2017–2018: Cameron French 2019: Oliver Miller 2020: Michael Cochrane 2021: Cameron French 2022–2023: Jonathan Maples 2024: Cameron Moffitt

v t e 1962 New Zealand British Empire and Commonwealth Games team
Athletics	Logan Aikman Bill Baillie Nola Bond Pamela Burnett Marise Chamberlain Molly Cowan Lorraine Curtis Paul Dallow John Davies Kevin Gibbons Murray Halberg Jeff Julian Dave Leech Barry Magee Darcy McGonagle Avis McIntosh Les Mills Dave Norris Edward O'Keefe Gary Philpott Doreen Porter Barry Robinson Peter Snell Robin Tait Valerie Young
Boxing	Wallace Coe Paddy Donovan Turori George Bill Kini John Logan
Cycling	Laurie Byers Arthur Candy Warren Johnston Dick Johnstone Graham Wright Richie Thomson Anthony Walsh
Fencing	Bob Binning Dot Coleman Michael Henderson Keith Mann Brian Pickworth Rosemary Tomich
Lawn bowls	Jeff Barron Malcolm Boon Bob McDonald Bill O'Neill Richard Pilkington Jack Rabone Robbie Robson
Rowing	Leslie Arthur Geoffrey Benge Darien Boswell Colin Cordes Alistair Dryden Alan Grey Keith Heselwood James Hill Rodney Hutchinson Christian Larsen Graham Lawrence Murray Lawrence Louis Lobel Robert Page George Paterson Doug Pulman Hugh Smedley Winston Stephens Murray Watkinson Peter Watkinson Alan Webster
Swimming	Dave Gerrard Vivien Haddon Margaret Macrae Lesley Moore Shirley Nicholson Alan Robertson Helen Rogers Allan Seagar
Weightlifting	Don Oliver William Scott
Wrestling	Barrie Courtney Warren Nisbet Ifor Roberts Fred Thomas
Team manager: Colin Kay