Anthony Cuff

Anthony Cuff
Personal information
Born	(1957-12-26) 26 December 1957 (age 68) Palmerston North, New Zealand
Cycling career
Sport	Cycling

Anthony James Cuff (born 26 December 1957) is a New Zealand former cyclist. He won the Tour of Southland in 1980. He competed in the individual pursuit and team pursuit events at the 1984 Summer Olympics.

References

↑ "Cuff plumbing the heights". Press Reader. Retrieved 9 February 2022.
↑ "History". Tour of Southland. Retrieved 6 June 2015.
↑ "Anthony Cuff Olympic Results". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 31 May 2015.

External links

Anthony Cuff at the New Zealand Olympic Committee

Anthony Cuff at Olympedia

Anthony Cuff at InterSportStats

Awards

Preceded by

Ian Ferguson

Lonsdale Cup of the New Zealand Olympic Committee
1980

Succeeded by

David Barnes and Hamish Willcox

v t e 1978 New Zealand Commonwealth Games team
Athletics	Paul Ballinger Barbara Beable Wendy Brown Rod Dixon Graeme French Howard Healey Noeline Hodgins Penny Hunt Terry Manners Phillip Mills Dennis Norris Mike O'Rourke Karen Page Mike Parker Ross Pownall Dick Quax Euan Robertson Kim Robertson Kevin Ryan Robert Sadler Graham Seatter Bevan Smith Robin Tait Heather Thomson Alan Thurlow Phil Wood Gail Wooten Alison Wright
Badminton	Alison Branfield Ross Livingston Mary Livingston Bryan Purser Richard Purser Allison Sinton Steve Wilson
Boxing	Gaulua Folasi David Jackson Ronald Jackson Dean Rackley Perry Rackley George Stankovich
Cycling	Garry Bell Kevin Blackwell Stephen Cox Anthony Cuff Mike Fabish Vern Hanaray Neil Lyster Eric McKenzie Kevin McComb Mike Richards Blair Stockwell Jack Swart
Diving	Ann Fargher Graeme Shaw
Gymnastics	Lynette Brake Neil Davies Rowena Davis Kirsty Durward Deborah Hurst Gregory Robertson Terry Sale Richard Wilkins
Lawn bowls	David Baldwin Kerry Clark Ivan Kostanich John Malcolm Bob McDonald Morgan Moffat Phil Skoglund
Shooting	Ian Ballinger Brian Cumings Maurie Gordon John Hastie Brian Lacey Bruce Lassen Bruce McMillan Barry O'Neale Barrie Wickins John Woolley
Swimming	Ian Bullock Andrea Hawcridge Gary Hurring Melanie Jones Penny McCarthy Brett Naylor Rebecca Perrott Paul Rowe Barry Salisbury
Weightlifting	Rory Barrett Tony Ebert Brian Marsden Precious McKenzie George Newton Phillip Sue
Wrestling	Murray Avery Robert Hoffman Raymond Katting Barry Oldridge Ken Reinsfield Stephen Robinson Nigel Sargent
Team manager: Jack Prestney

v t e 1982 New Zealand Commonwealth Games team
Archery	Neroli Fairhall Ann Shurrock
Athletics	Anne Audain Peter Dyer Karen Forbes Terry Genge Michael Gilchrist Don Greig Pamela Hendren Noeline Hodgins David Hookway Christine Hughes Glenda Hughes Terry Lomax Neil Lowsley Kieran McKee Lorraine Moller Mike O'Rourke Jenny Overall Gary Palmer Mike Parker Peter Renner Kim Robertson Mark Robinson Janine Robson Dianne Rodger Tony Rogers Kevin Ryan Tim Soper Robin Tait Kevin Taylor Roger Te Puni John Walker Stephen Walsh
Badminton	Chris Bullen Robin Denton Phil Horne John Miles Graeme Robson Allison Sinton Toni Whittaker Steve Wilson
Boxing	Kevin Barry Apelu Ioane Billy Meehan Steven Renwick Michael Sykes Peter Warren
Cycling	Craig Adair Clem Captein Stephen Carton Stephen Cox Anthony Cuff Brian Fowler Mike McRedmond Graeme Miller Murray Steele Blair Stockwell Roger Sumich Jack Swart
Diving	Kay Cummings Ann Fargher Mark Graham Gary Lamb
Lawn bowls	Peter Belliss Rowan Brassey Ian Dickison Pearl Dymond Morgan Moffat Danny O'Connor Joyce Osborne Jim Scott Jennie Simpson Phil Skoglund
Shooting	Robin Collins Graham Geater Leon Griebel Rex Hamilton John Hastie Paul McGowan Jack Scott John Whiteman Barrie Wickins John Woolley
Swimming	Brett Austin Pamela Croad Ursula Cross Mike Davidson Kim Dewar Grant Forbes Melanie Jones Gail Jonson Mark Kalaugher Paul Kingsman Anthony Mosse Murray Parker Barry Salisbury Megan Tohill Rick Wells
Weightlifting	Peter Back Michael Bernard John Callaghan Kevin Judson Allister Nalder Phillip Sue Terry Williams
Wrestling	Tony Goodrick Graeme Hawkins Chris Maddock Ken Reinsfield Steve Reinsfield Nigel Sargent
Team manager: Bruce Ullrich

v t e 1984 New Zealand Olympic team
Archery	Neroli Fairhall Dale Lightfoot Ann Shurrock
Athletics	Anne Audain Rod Dixon Derek Froude Lyn Grime Lorraine Moller Mary O'Connor Peter O'Donoghue Mike O'Rourke Peter Pearless Peter Renner Dianne Rodger Tony Rogers John Walker Steve Walsh
Boxing	Kevin Barry Michael Kenny
Canoeing	Grant Bramwell Ian Ferguson Robert Jenkinson Paul MacDonald Edwin Richards Alan Thompson
Cycling	Craig Adair Stephen Cox Anthony Cuff Brian Fowler Graeme Miller Murray Steele Roger Sumich
Diving	Ann Sissons Mark Graham Gary Lamb
Equestrian	Andrew Bennie John Cottle Mary Hamilton Andrew Nicholson Mark Todd
Fencing	Martin Brill David Cocker
Field hockey	Jeff Archibald Christine Arthur Cathy Baker Husmukh Bhikha Robyn Blackman Chris Brown George Carnoutsos Mary Clinton Peter Daji Lesley Elliott Laurie Gallen Jane Goulding Stuart Grimshaw Shirley Haig Harina Kohere Trevor Laurence Sandra Mackie Maurice Marquet Jan Martin Jenny McDonald Sue McLeish Grant McLeod Brent Miskimmin Peter Miskimmin Lesley Murdoch Arthur Parkin Ramesh Patel Graham Sligo Jillian Smith Isobel Thomson Barbara Tilden Robin Wilson
Judo	Shaun O'Leary Graeme Spinks Bill Vincent
Rhythmic gymnastics	Tanya Moss
Rowing	Nigel Atherfold Stephanie Foster Andy Hay Brett Hollister Allan Horan Geoff Horan Greg Johnston George Keys Kevin Lawton Barrie Mabbott Shane O'Brien Les O'Connell Gary Reid Conrad Robertson Dave Rodger Mike Stanley Andrew Stevenson Don Symon Ross Tong Keith Trask Chris White Roger White-Parsons
Sailing	Luke Carter Russell Coutts Simon Daubney Tom Dodson Peter Evans Aran Hansen Bruce Kendall David Mackay Sean Reeves Rex Sellers Chris Timms
Shooting	Tony Clarke Stephen Petterson John Woolley
Swimming	Brett Austin Carmel Clark Mike Davidson Anna Doig Gary Hurring Gail Jonson Paul Kingsman Anthony Mosse
Synchronised swimming	Katie Sadleir Lynette Sadleir
Weightlifting	Michael Bernard Kevin Blake Allister Nalder
Wrestling	Zane Coleman Graeme Hawkins Ken Reinsfield
Chef de Mission: Ron Scott

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