Podcast appearances and mentions of zoe hobbs

New Zealand's fastest female sprinter of all time, Zoe Hobbs, became the first New Zealand female sprinter to compete at the Olympic Games since 1976. Now she will attend the International track meet in Christchurch next weekend. Zoe Hobbs talks to Piney about what she's taken away from Paris, disappointment in the semi-final, staying composed, and the next records she's set her sights on. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At just 27 years old, Zoe has already etched her name in the history books as the first New Zealand sprinter since the 1976 Montreal Olympics to qualify for the Games.

New Zealand sprinter Zoe Hobbs will be among a group of international stars lighting up the track at a glitzy new event later this week.The inaugural Athlos track meet will kick off in New York on Friday New Zealand time. The women's-only event is the brain child of Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian and he is promising to shake up the sport, Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

Mark Watson - experienced New Zealand sports broadcaster and Olympics commentator - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, recapping some key track and field events that have occurred at the 2024 Paris Games. Arguably the most notable was the men's 100 metre sprint, which American Noah Lyles won in an exciting photo finish with a time of 9.79 seconds.  Watto and Telf also talk about Kiwi sprinter Zoe Hobbs' performance on the track.

Disappointment for sprinter Zoe Hobbs - who's missed out on the women's 100 metre final at the Paris Games. The Olympic debutant finished sixth in her heat, with the top two in all three semis and the next two fastest advancing. NZ Herald sports journalist Michael Burgess says Hobbs managed an incredible performance in a competitive sport, but it wasn't enough. "She ran 11:08 in her heat and 11:07 today would have been enough to make the final, but as she explained - she had a slightly poor start." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newstalk ZB Sports readers Andrew Alderson and Nick Bewley joined Andrew Dickens on the Sports Huddle.  The first week of the Olympics has wrapped up – with glory and agonising drama across the board for New Zealand – and the guys talk through their heroes so far, including triathlete Hayden Wilde.  Athletics is about to get underway in the Olympics, with sprinter Zoe Hobbs and runner Sam Tanner, and shot-putters Tom Walsh and Jacko Gill will also be getting underway.  And they guys talk the Crusaders deciding to stick with Rob Penney despite the Crusaders' worst Super Rugby season in recent years.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zoe Hobbs is safely through to the semi-finals of the women's 100 metres.  She finished second in her heat with a season's best time of 11.08 seconds.  Hobbs' time is the 14th best in the field, with Marie-Josee Ta Lou-Smith clocking the quickest time at 10.87 seconds.  Head Coach James Mortimer joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to recap her opening heat.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NZ Herald Sports Reporter Michael Burgess gives us the latest out of Paris:   - Sprinter Zoe Hobbs is through to the semi-finals of the women's 100 metres.  - Silver for the Mac Attack off the coast of Marseille.  - Maddie Davidson's finished seventh in the women's trampoline event, while Dylan Schmidt crashes out.  - Swimmer Erika Fairweather's recorded the seventh fastest time in the heats of the 800 metres freestyle to qualify for Sunday morning's final.  - Jackie Kiddle and Shannon Cox have finished fourth in the lightweight women's double sculls.  - The New Zealand men's hockey team HAVE LOST 2-1 to Ireland and finish winless!  - Sam Tanner's finished 13th in his heat in the men's 1500 metres to move through to the repechage round.    LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 6 of SASS Talk - the final in our Road to Paris series - we meet four Olympic rookies about their journeys to the world's largest sporting stage: artistic swimming duet Eva Morris and Nina Brown; NZ's first Olympic female wrestler Tayla Ford; and track cyclist Nicole Shields, who's had the most hellish two years with illness and injury, but made it to the front of the team pursuit quartet gunning for gold. We also talk pikelets, croissants and Sez's 100m sprint challenge to Olympic speedster Zoe Hobbs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A look at the struggle to survive for kaumātua in the Far North who have given up hope of getting help. An interview with the Far North Mayor Moko Tepania plus we speak with Zoe Hobbs, the queen of the track. “Made with the support of Te Māngai Pāho and New Zealand On Air”

Finally New Zealand is leaving the Snell and Walker era behind, with a new generation of record-breaking athletes on the scene

Wellington sprinter Zoe Hobbs has been chasing an eighth successive national 100 metres title. Sports reporter Barry Guy speaks to Lisa Owen

Catch the full show of Afternoons with Staffy for March 12, 2024 including appearances from former Blackcaps opening batsman Mark Richardson, former Warrior Lewis Brown, track and field athletes Zoe Hobbs and Nick Southgate, as well as our Super Rugby shows "Chiefs Mana" and "In the Red" featuring Chiefs assistant coach David Hill, former Crusaders and All Blacks halfback Justin Marshall, and Crusaders head coach Rob Penney. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Staf has opened up the lines to ask Kiwi sports fans what they want most in 2024! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark 'Watto' Watson is back for episode 66 of the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast, joining forces with It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin to debate and argue the hottest sporting topics in New Zealand and around the world right now. On this episode, Watto and Marty talk about Sky Sport's cost-cutting moves and electing not to have local commentary for the ASB tennis Classic, Zoe Hobbs' Halberg Awards snub, the rugby year ahead, and more.

NZ Olympian Sarah Cowley-Ross catches up with Smithy to talk Budapest Athletic Champs, Kiwis in action, Zoe Hobbs, Tom Walsh, drama on the track for the Dutch team & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NZ Olympian Sarah Cowley-Ross catches up with Smithy to talk Budapest Athletic Champs, Kiwis in action, Zoe Hobbs, Tom Walsh, drama on the track for the Dutch team & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2023 has been a standout year for New Zealand sprinter Zoe Hobbs, but as far as she's concerned it's not over yet. With record breaking performances under her belt, Hobbs is brimming with confidence ahead of the world championships in Hungary. The 25-year-old went under 11 seconds for the first time ever at the National Championships in Wellington in March, and since then has lowered her national record to 10.89 seconds. Hobbs told sports reporter Barry Guy cracking the world scene in 2023 has been a big step in her career.

The Sports Desk. Louis has compiled some of the sports action from around the world, so you don't have to do the digging including, update on The Open Championship, Zoe Hobbs on fire, Tour de France & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Zoe Hobbs and Eliza McCartney meeting the Olympics qualifying standard, Piney caught up with former Olympic athlete and athletics commentator Sarah Cowley-Ross to discuss the success of New Zealand athletics. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A fall from grace for pole vault guru Jeremy McColl, who this week copped a 10-year ban for serious misconduct, sports commentator Dana Johannsen explains what led to the unprecedented sanction. And there have been amazing Kiwi athelete performances in Europe in recent days. The stand-out was Zoe Hobbs notching up the qualifying time for the Paris Olympics, but Dana says there were also impressive showings from Eliza McCartney, Hamish Kerr and Tom Walsh.

ACC Head G Lane joins Manaia Stewart for a Monday edition of the Daily Agenda podcast to discuss the scandal in the latest Ashes Test, the Warriors' loss on Friday and Zoe Hobbs running real fast!  The Daily Agenda is powered by Musashi - Fuelling athletes like Aaron Smith, RTS, Manaia Stewart & G Lane for more than 30 years!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Panel with Graeme Beasley & Ben Strang on Daniel Hillier win on DP World Tour, The Ashes, death of West Indies cricket, Eliza McCartney, Zoe Hobbs pb, Vern Cotter to coach Blues Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode I'm joined by Zoe Hobbs. Zoe represents New Zealand, and this year has broken the 11 second barrier. Zoe is a nutritionist as well an athlete you can find information about her business @athos.app on Instagram and her personal account is @zoe__hobbs on Instagram and TikTok.   In this conversation we talk about the great last year Zoe has had, her sporting childhood, how she trains and recovers. Zoe gives insight into how she manages her nutrition as well, and talk about her favourite and least favourite training sessions.

QUICK LISTEN | “She just seems to get better & better the whole time…imagine having a New Zealander in a one hundred meters final at an Olympic games…”Graeme Beasley on the rise of Zoe Hobbs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Panel with Andrew Gourdie & Graeme Beasley on RTS Blues & All Blacks, Zoe Hobbs breaks 11 seconds again, Super Rugby coaching vacancies, NZC CEO options, David White legacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Piney catches up with Kiwi sprint star Zoe Hobbs after she got her season underway in Doha. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Panel with Mark Watson and Graeme Beasley on Blackcaps tour of Pakistan, Zoe Hobbs building well, the late Tori Bowie, Hurricanes lose in Fiji, Club Rugby, One NZ CEO comes out swinging at NRL, the EPL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

QUICK LISTEN | “We should be incredible proud of Zoe Hobbs ‘cause there are just certain sports that I think are so much harder to get to the top in, than others…” Mark Watson on Zoe Hobbs & the 100m sprint  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest this week is New Zealand's fastest woman, who recently broke the Oceania 100m record and ran the fastest 100m time EVER on Australian soil. Zoe Hobbs is not only an incredible athlete, but also a cofounder of a nutrition start up called Athos. Zoe is the epitome of hard work and self belief, and now holds a PB of 10.97 seconds. Zoe speaks to us about her journey as an athlete, her relationship with food and how she now focuses on her self in a holistic manner to perform at such a high level.Follow Zoe on IG - @zoe__hobbsFollow Athos on IG - @athos.appFollow Femmin on IG - @femmi.co

Catch up on what you missed from today's show including: Kevin Campion, Corey Flynn, Claire Kersten, Michaela Sokolich-Beatson, Tom Walsh, Jacko Gill, Olivia McTaggart, Eliza McCartney, Rosie Elliot, Zoe Hobbs & more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Staffy was down at the Sir Graeme Douglas International on Thursday and was lucky enough to catch up with some of our NZ stars: Tom Walsh, Jacko Gill, Olivia McTaggart, Eliza McCartney, Rosie Elliot & Zoe Hobbs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elliott catches up with former Olympic athlete and athletics commentator Sarah Cowley-Ross to look back on the blistering summer Zoe Hobbs has had. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sports Desk. Producer Logan has compiled some of the sports action from around the globe, so you don't have to do the digging including, AFL season opener, Manly edge Eels, Zoe Hobbs flying & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sprinter Zoe Hobbs has run sub-11 seconds for the 100 metres twice in two weeks- times which elevate her to a world-class competitor. Today she's back in action at the Sir Graeme Douglas International meet in Waitakere. The 25-year-old told sports reporter Felicity Reid she's surprised herself with her early season form.  

Zoe Hobbs has hit an amazing high with a sub-11 second 100 metres, but what is she working on to go even faster? Skipper Peter Burling talks about the delight of being at home and his passion for the ocean as SailGP brings a round of the competition to NZ. We also ask exactly what are the nuts and bolts of choosing a new All Black coach and crashing the granite - the women's curling team at the World Champs. You can find more on all of these stories at Stuff.co.nz Need more kick-ass podcasts in your ears? Find more Stuff podcasts here GET IN TOUCH Feedback? Got a topic you'd like us to cover? We're listening! Email us at thepodium@stuff.co.nz  CREDITS Host: Zoe George With thanks to: Athlete, Zoe Hobbs. NZ SailGP skipper, Peter Burling. Stuff Senior sports report, Paul Cully Skipper of the NZ Women's Curling Team Jessica Smith Producer: Philippa Tolley Audio Producer: Connor Scott Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Smithy's Sermon. Today it's the NZ Breakers v Sydney Kings NBL Finals Game 5 in Sydney set to bring it home, Kiwi teams & athletes getting the job done across the Tasman, Zoe Hobbs on fire & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kiwi sprint coach James Mortimer joins the show to have a chat with Staf following Zoe Hobbs incredible run in Sydney breaking the 11 second mark, a huge accomplishment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Smithy's Sermon. Today Smithy highlight 3 amazing performances from the weekend, Zoe Hobbs creates more history, Dolphins beat Raiders & Fijian Drua outgun the Crusaders in Lautoka  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Before I launch into the usual litany of woe, and really, the stories making the news headlines are indeed indicative of a woeful state of affairs, I do think we should acknowledge some of the good news around.  Zoe Hobbs was magnificent in Sydney over the weekend; the Tarankai raised, Auckland based sprinter has officially become the first New Zealand woman to run under 11 seconds for the 100 metres. Hobbs created history at the Sydney Track Classic by running 10.97 to scalp one-tenth of a second from her Oceania women's 100m record with an exhilarating performance. Sticking with sport, in the third game of their second season in Super Rugby Pacific, the Fijian Drua have claimed one of the biggest upsets in the competition's history beating the Crusaders 25-24 which has to be good news for rugby full stop. We also had three sold out concerts on Saturday night showcasing New Zealanders eclectic music tastes: BackStreet Boys, Snoop Dogg, and My Chemical Romance. So many beautiful emos in the central city on Sunday… and there's a great exhibition from the Tate Gallery on at the Auckland Art Gallery which is a must see.  There was sunshine and people flocking to beaches, and I could pretend for just a moment that we'd had a summer up north. So that's the good news. We return now to our regular scheduled programming. How on earth is the government and Andrew Coster going to spin this? Retail crime is up nearly 40 per cent —nearly 300 incidents every single day— and that's just the reported crime. 292 incidents every day in 2022, up from 140 per day in 2018. Why? Because the crims know they'll get away with it.  There's been a 400 per cent increase in ram raids in five years, 76 per cent of those caught under the age of 18. Why? Because the crims know they'll get away with it.  If you're on any neighbourhood FB page you'll see the footage of crims coming up driveways looking for homes to break into, cars to steal, opportunties to take stuff they're not willing to work for - why? Because they know they'll get away with it.  Violent gun crime is on the rise. Police data reveals that while the number of firearm offences has risen and fallen over the past 15 years, 2021 was the worst over that period with 1,308 firearms offences recorded. It surpassed 2019 when there were 1,142 incidents, including the mosque terror attacks. So 2021 worst year in 15 years - until 2022.  That was on track for being the worst year ever.   Data released by police under the Official Information Act shows 10 murder or manslaughter deaths in 2022, up until 31 July. There were 11 in total in 2021. Injuries are also running at a record rate, on track to exceed 300 firearm-related injuries for the first time. In 2021, there were 298 gun-related injuries recorded by police, the highest ever.  Why?  You know the chorus - repeat after me. Because they know they'll get away with it.  And all we get from the Police Commissioner and this government is gaslighting: New Zealand is a safer place because of the gun buyback. There is no increase in crime.  Ram raids have decreased since I became PM. There are more police on the streets. Fog cannons will make a difference. Utter, utter BS from a government that will not draw a line in the sand and say enough. No more. In a civilised society this is simply not acceptable and those who transgress, those who don't or won't observe the rules of civilised society need to be punished. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand sprinter Zoe Hobbs joins the show to have a chat with Staf about breaking her own 100m Oceania record and setting a new time of 11.07sec. Zoe lets us know what's next for her as she starts preparing for the world champs which she successfully qualified for already. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Staffy started off Afternoons with Staffy with the usual Midday Madness where he asked the listeners to call in and have a chat about their favourite or memorable women sporting moments for International Women's Day. Zoe Hobbs joined the show following her record breaking race at nationals last week, New Zealand Jockey Samantha Collett also joined the show as well as Central Pulse Mid-Courter Maddy Gordon after a nail biting finish to their game against the Magic. The Chase made a return with $100,000 eCASH on the line as well as Bayley's Property of the Week. As always there was a TAB Update with Paul Maoate, What's Making News and Back in the Day to end off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zoe joins Staffy to discuss her jam packed Summer season & What's on the cards for 2023

Host one of Craig's talks at your club or schoolSign-up to receive Craig's free newsletter James Mortimer (@jamesmortimernz) is a former national hurdles and sprint athlete, having represented New Zealand at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia. James now coaches a group of some of our fastest athletes, including Zoe Hobbs, who recently ran 11.08 seconds at the Athletics World Championships in the US to set a new New Zealand record. He also works at Diocesan School for Girls in Auckland where he manages day to day operations of a portfolio of sports from Year 7-13 level.As James puts it, "speed kills", and in this conversation, he shares his approach to developing it. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrisonTwitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrison

Host one of Craig's talks at your club or schoolSign-up to receive Craig's free newsletter James Mortimer (@jamesmortimernz) is a former national hurdles and sprint athlete, having represented New Zealand at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia. James now coaches a group of some of our fastest athletes, including Zoe Hobbs, who recently ran 11.08 seconds at the Athletics World Championships in the US to set a new New Zealand record. He also works at Diocesan School for Girls in Auckland where he manages day to day operations of a portfolio of sports from Year 7-13 level.As James puts it, "speed kills", and in this conversation, he shares his approach to developing it. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrisonTwitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrison

This episode we welcome the first ever male to the podcast. James Mortimer is an ex athlete, a long time friend and an incredible athletics coach to many of New Zealand's best sprinters. James has coached multiple women to National titles across sprint distances, and recently had huge success with New Zealand's fastest woman, Zoe Hobbs. Zoe broke the Oceania 100m record and made it through to the Semi-finals at World champs, and placed 6th at the Commonwealth Games, all under the guidance and support of James. James would have to be one of the leading sprint coaches and has an incredible at working with female athletes specifically.Follow James on IG - @jamesmortimernzFollow Femmi on IG - @femmi.coHead to our website here

Catch the Afternoons with Staffy Podcast for the 4th of August 2022 on SENZ. Featuring; Michaela Sokolich-Beatson, Rod Dixon, Jeremy Paul, Zoe Hobbs and Nick Davis. Don't miss the Afternoons with Staffy Podcast.

Catch the 'Best Of' reel for Afternoons with Staffy on the 4th of August 2022 on SENZ. Featuring; Rod Dixon, Jeremy Paul, What's Making News, and Zoe Hobbs.

Zoe Hobbs is a regular on Afternoons with Staffy and we've been following her journey closely in our first year on SENZ. Zoe placed 6th in the Commonwealth Games 100m, and we are over the moon for her! Zoe joins the show to chat about her run.

This Taranaki stock agent for NZ Farmers Livestock is also the father of sprinter Zoe Hobbs. He was in Birmingham this morning to witness his daughter finishing sixth in the 100 metres final. Tomorrow, we hope to catch up with Peter Walsh, the father of shot-putter Tom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch the 'Best Of' reel for Afternoons with Staffy on the 19th of July 2022 for SENZ's 1st Birthday! Featuring all of our guests on the show today: Hamish McKay, Chris Gollins, Brad Walter and Zoe Hobbs.

Zoe Hobbs is one of the many Kiwi's competing at the World Athletics Championships in Oregon. Lowering her New Zealand and competing across the wrold, she an incredible 12 months. Zoe joins the show to talk about her past year.

LISTEN | James Mortimer is a New Zealand based sprinting coach, with his athletes competing at the highest level. Zoe Hobbs, one of James' athletes competed at the Wanda Diamond League Track & Field Meeting in Paris. He joins the show to chat about Zoe's performance.

Today on Afternoons with Staffy we've been catching up with a handful of the track & field athletes taking on the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. Here's a collection of all the athletes from today- Zoe Hobbs, Olivia McTaggert, Portia Bing, Connor Bell, Eric Speakman and Tori Peters.

LISTEN | Today on SENZ Afternoons, Staffy is catching up with a handful of our kiwi athletes taking on the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Auckland-based sprinter Zoe Hobbs has enjoyed a stellar 2021-22 season, lowering the New Zealand women's 100m record on three occasions. Zoe joins the show to chat about her build up to Birmingham.

James Mortimer is the man responsible for some of the fastest people in New Zealand. He's the Sprint coach for Athletics NZ and our quickest women Zoe Hobbs and Portia Bing. James joins the show to chat about Zoe and Portia's build up to the Commonwealth Games. As well as what it means to be a sprint coach.

Zoe joins Izzy & Kempy to unpack her busy & successful past 24 months, Plus debunking Izzy's 100m time

New Zealands fastest ever lady Zoe Hobbs joins the show after the World Indoor Track & Field Championships. Zoe smashed the Oceania record for the 60m. She joins the show to chat about this competiton and her record.

Catch the full show from Afternoons with Staffy from March 8th, 2022 - International Women's Day! Including interviews with athletics stars: Zoe Hobbs, Keeley O'Hagan, Olivia McTaggart, Portia Bing, Professor Holly Thorpe and Dr Farah Palmer, Plus, Mastermind!

Staffy catches up with Zoe Hobbs live from the Athletics Nationals to reflect on her performance.

Sprinting sensation Zoe Hobbs joined the programme to give us the skinny on the recent Capital Classic in Wellington. LISTEN ABOVE 

Kiwi sprinter, Zoe Hobbs, talks to Jason Pine about improving on her New Zealand record, and how she's shaping up for Commonwealth Games qualification. LISTEN ABOVE

Zoe Hobbs is officially the fastest woman in New Zealand! She joins Afternoons with Staffy to talk about her incredible record, and what's coming up in her career.

Two of New Zealand's best sprinters have qualified for the Olympics but they aren't allowed to start.Eddie Osei-Nketia qualified for the Olympics in IOC standards but was off New Zealand's qualifying standard by 0.07 seconds.Zoe Hobbs is not going because of a technicality and her coach James Mortimer says because of a standard to qualify for the semi-finals, she can't go.But he believes Hobbs isn't going to the Olympics because NZOC want to save face."I don't believe money is an issue, and it shouldn't be, because if she did qualify, then they've got to come up with the money somewhere else anyway."LISTEN ABOVE