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NZ Herald
04-07-2025
- Sport
- NZ Herald
Tour de France 2025: Laurence Pithie thrilled to fulfil his Tour de France dream
Christchurch 22-year-old Laurence Pithie will become the 19th New Zealander to ride in cycling's iconic Tour de France, which starts in the northern city of Lille tonight. Pithie, who rides for the Red Bull-Bora Hansgrohe team, is in his third year on the UCI World Tour. His role is to
Otago Daily Times
29-06-2025
- Health
- Otago Daily Times
New Canterbury chief medical officer appointed
Dr Alan Pithie. Photo: Te Whatu Ora Waitaha Canterbury Pānui Dr Alan Pithie has been appointed to the permanent role of chief medical officer for Canterbury/Waitaha. Pithie brings a wealth of international and local experience to the role, having started his medical career as a house officer in Glasgow, Scotland, in the early 1980s. He trained in general medicine and infectious diseases/tropical medicine. Pithie moved to Christchurch with his family in 1999, where he was appointed as senior medical officer for general medicine and infectious diseases. He has held numerous leadership roles over the last 26 years in Canterbury. Pithie was clinical director of general medicine from 2003 to 2007. He was then appointed chief of medicine in 2007, a position he held for 11 years. During the Christchurch earthquake response, Pithie co-ordinated the internal medicine response as chief of medicine, decanting and reallocating resources to other facilities across Canterbury and supporting emergency services. In the post-earthquake environment, Pithie helped prioritise new care pathways, which are still being delivered today. He was also the clinical lead who managed the Canterbury response to the Covid pandemic between 2020 and 2023 and was the deputy CMO from 2023 until March this year. He he took on the role of acting CMO until his permanent appointment.
Boston Globe
13-06-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Charlotte Pithie, Norwell girls' lacrosse save the best for last to close out Cohasset in Division 4
The Bryant-bound standout made two clutch saves in the final two minutes, cementing a thrilling 9-8 triumph over rival and defending champion Cohasset at Babson College. Pithie finished with 12 saves, guiding the No. 3 Clippers (19-3) to their first state title since 2018 and ninth overall. Senior Charlise Cox delivered the winner with 2:42 left, then Pithie and the defense took care of the rest to seal a Division 4 championship. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up 'This is the best feeling in the world,' Cox said. 'Our whole team has been waiting so long for this.' Advertisement Senior Holly Panttila paced the Clippers with three goals and Natasha Mikus and Caroline Burtch added two apiece. Sophomore Molly Campbell notched three and her twin Maddie scored two for the No. 1 Skippers (21-3). Cohasset fought valiantly, but ended up running out of time. 'They battled,' said first-year Cohasset coach Kara Connerty, who previously coached Norwell. 'I'm very proud of my team and my seniors.'That's what you want in the state final is a battle.' The teams were tied at 3 through one quarter, 6 at the half, and 8 with six minutes remaining. Then the Florida State-bound Cox darted in from behind the net and finished in one fluid swoop. Advertisement In the final seconds, as she's done so many times throughout her illustrious career, Pithie saved the Clippers one more time. 'The emotions were so high,' said first-year Norwell coach Laura Callahan. 'It was honestly such a battle between the two teams. I wouldn't have wanted it any other way. It just came down to that these girls just wanted it.' When the final horn sounded, the Clippers celebrated at midfield, then kept the party going on the sideline. Pithie couldn't believe it actually happened, asking if it was real. It was, indeed. After falling to the Skippers in a heartbreaker during the regular season, the Clippers avenged that loss and sent their seniors out as champions. They no longer had to wonder what if, as they actualized a collective dream with one magical moment. 'It's truly amazing,' Pithie said. 'I've been dreaming of this moment since I was a freshman. I just can't even believe it's here.' When the buzzer sounded, the Norwell players sprinted down the turf at Babson to celebrate their 9-8 win over Cohasset in the Division 4 final. Barry Chin/Globe Staff At game's end, the Norwell girls held the Division 4 trophy aloft and raised the banner. Barry Chin/Globe Staff Trevor Hass can be reached at
