1985 Pacific Conference Games

The 1985 Pacific Conference Games was the fifth and final edition of the international athletics competition between five Pacific coast nations: Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand and the United States. Like the 1981 edition before it, athletes from beyond the Pacific grouping were allowed to compete at the tournament. A total of 21 men's and 16 women's athletics events were contested. One change was made to the event programme: the women's pentathlon was dropped in favour of the heptathlon, mirroring the same change in the Olympic programme which had happened at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.[1]

V Pacific Conference Games
The host stadium
Dates22–23 June
Host cityBerkeley, California, United States
VenueEdwards Stadium
Events37

The competition was held at the Edwards Stadium in Berkeley, California, with the United States being the last nation of the five original invited nations to fulfil its duty in hosting the meeting. Sports television channel ESPN broadcast highlights of the competition nationally.[2]

Medal summary

Men
Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Emmit King (USA)10.44  Lee McNeill (USA)10.45  Rick Jones (CAN)10.56
200 metres  Harvey McSwain (USA)20.83  Courtney Brown (CAN)21.17  Mike Dwyer (CAN)21.32
400 metres  Andrew Valmon (USA)45.64  Susumu Takano (JPN)45.95  Cedric Vaughans (USA)46.12
800 metres  Ocky Clark (USA)1:46.01  Peter Pearless (NZL)1:46.97  Simon Hoogewerf (CAN)1:47.36
1500 metres  Dave Campbell (CAN)3:44.25  Peter Bourke (AUS)3:45.13  Craig Masback (USA)3:45.44
5000 metres  Rob Lonergan (CAN)13:54.00  Tsukasa Endo (JPN)13:54.45  Brad Erickstad (USA)14:00.45
10,000 metres  Peter Butler (CAN)28:53.1  Rex Wilson (NZL)29:07.0  Paul Gorman (USA)29:21.0
110 m hurdles  Alex Washington (USA)13.5w  Tom Wilcher (USA)13.6w  Jeff Glass (CAN)13.7w
400 m hurdles  Nat Page (USA)49.56  John Graham (CAN)50.11  Tony Valentine (USA)50.30
3000 metres steeplechase  Peter Renner (NZL)8:28.33  Graeme Fell (CAN)8:40.67  Hideki Mieda (JPN)8:41.79
4 × 100 m relay  United States (USA)
Lee McNeil
Emmit King
Greg Moore
Harvey McSwain		39.30  Australia (AUS)
Neil Honey
Clayton Kearney
Miles Murphy
Robert Stone		40.28  Japan (JPN)
Hirofumi Miyazaki
Koichi Mishiba
Koji Kurihara
Hiromi Kawagumi		40.40
4 × 400 m relay  United States (USA)3:03.70  Japan (JPN)3:05.76  Australia (AUS)
Ken Gordon
Dale Horrobin
Miles Murphy
Robert Stone		3:09.80
High jump  Jim Howard (USA)2.31 m  Brian Stanton (USA)2.27 m  Shuji Ujino (JPN)2.18 m
Pole vault  Steve Stubblefield (USA)5.40 m  Neil Honey (AUS)5.20 m  Toshiyuki Hashioka (JPN)5.20 m
Long jump  Mike McRae (USA)7.82w m  Junichi Usui (JPN)7.69 m  Steve Walsh (NZL)7.46 m
Triple jump  Willie Banks (USA)17.07 m  Yasushi Ueta (JPN)16.36 m  Matt Sweeney (AUS)15.81 m
Shot put  Jesse Stuart (USA)20.24 m  Luby Chambul (CAN)17.66 m  Henry Smith (NZL)16.96 m
Discus throw  Art Swarts (USA)59.48 m  Ray Lazdins (CAN)58.20 m  Paul Nandapi (AUS)57.98 m
Hammer throw  Dave McKenzie (USA)69.62 m  Hans Lotz (AUS)68.24 m  Joe Quigley (AUS)67.52 m
Javelin throw  John Stapylton-Smith (NZL)87.28 m  Mike Mahovlich (CAN)83.46 m  Craig Christianson (USA)82.80 m
Decathlon  Dave Steen (CAN)8109 pts  Greg Haydenluck (CAN)7562 pts  Simon Poelman (NZL)7553 pts

Women
Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Michelle Finn (USA)11.63  Angela Phipps (CAN)11.77  Katherine Wallace (USA)11.79
200 metres  Gwen Torrence (USA)23.57  Maree Chapman (AUS)23.59  Ella Smith (USA)23.63
400 metres  Lillie Leatherwood (USA)51.06  Maree Chapman (AUS)51.72  Tonya McIntosh (USA)52.64
800 metres  Renée Bélanger (CAN)2:02.45  Veronica McIntosh (USA)2:03.45  Bronwyn Fleming (AUS)2:04.15
1500 metres  Sue Foster (USA)4:09.36  Anne McKenzie (NZL)4:11.61  Penny Just (AUS)4:14.77
3000 metres  Sharon Dalton (AUS)9:06.53  Sue Lee (CAN)9:07.55  Christine Pfitzinger (NZL)9:08.95
100 m hurdles  Stephanie Hightower (USA)13.34  Sylvia Forgrave (CAN)13.61  Lyn Stock (NZL)13.67
400 m hurdles  Schowonda Williams (USA)56.85  Gwen Wall (CAN)57.64  Lyn Grime (NZL)57.87
4 × 100 m relay  United States (USA)
Tonya McIntosh
Michelle Finn
Gwen Torrence
Ella Smith		44.25  Canada (CAN)
Esmie Lawrence
Fay Blackwood
Angela Phipps
Carol Galloway		44.76  Australia (AUS)
Jenny Flaherty
Jane Flemming
Maree Chapman
Kerry Johnson		45.00
4 × 400 m relay  United States (USA)3:28.20  Australia (AUS)
Jenny Flaherty
Bronwyn Fleming
Maree Chapman
Debbie Tomsett		3:33.40  Canada (CAN)3:35.49
High jump  Deann Bopf (AUS)1.90 m  Coleen Sommer (USA)1.90 m  Megumi Sato (JPN)1.87 m
Long jump  Carol Lewis (USA)6.63 m  Carol Galloway (CAN)6.37 m  Minako Isogai (JPN)6.23 m
Shot put  Ramona Pagel (USA)18.40 m  Gael Martin (AUS)16.05 m  Sue Reinwald (AUS)15.68 m
Discus throw  Penny Neer (USA)61.36 m  Sue Reinwald (AUS)57.30 m  Gale Dolegiewicz (CAN)54.24 m
Javelin throw  Cathy Sulinski (USA)57.20 m  Céline Chartrand (CAN)57.04 m  Laurie Schultz (CAN)55.70 m
Heptathlon  Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (AUS)5838 pts  Donna Smellie (CAN)5773 pts  Terry Genge (NZL)5451 pts
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References
  1. Pacific Conference Games. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2015-01-14.
  2. Track Stars at Cal Next Weekend. Los Angeles Times (1985-06-16). Retrieved on 2015-01-15.
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