Masters games dunedin

The Masters Games is for athletes of masters age. Every sport is different with respect to the age at which athletes become masters. However you become a master at the age of 20 in swimming and generally become a master in most sports by the age of With participants ranging from 18 to 95 and beyond there are opportunities to participate for everyone. The Masters Games offer a full range of sports to participate in for both summer and winter codes.

Dunedin will host more than participants in over 60 sporting codes over the nine days of competition. The age at which an athlete becomes a Master differs depending on the sport, with participants ranging from 18 to 95 and beyond, so there are opportunities for everyone. She came to the sport after suffering serious injuries in a horse riding accident. The Dunedin iteration of the Masters Games happens every two years, and is set to take place from February next year.

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Skip to main content. You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. Organisers yesterday confirmed the popular sports and recreation festival, which attracts competitors from throughout the country, would go ahead next year.

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