Sports Office News - Mount Maunganui College
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Sports Office News May 25th, 2015
Weekly Sports Update
Sports Highlights Water Polo Success Mount Maunganui College girls Shinae Carrington and Grace Elisara are the latest addition to the NZ Water Polo scene, with both girls been selected to represent in the 2000 born NZ Under15 squad to travel to Sydney and play in a Trans Tasman State Series. The girls were picked from the 2014 Under14 nationals last year, and have since been to two NZ camps, and from there selected to represent NZ in Sydney. Ella Pollock was also selected in the squad but unfortunately through injury wasn't available for selection. This continues on a great representation from the college at the high end of the sport. With three Mount girls already away in Hungry and Julia Kayes again being selected in the 99 born NZ team. Mount girls Water Polo looks in great shape. With hard work and determination dreams & goals can be achieved. And these girl’s are proof of that. Special thanks to the schools coaching staff that volunteers their time and expertise, without them it wouldn't be possible.
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Summary Sports Highlights Sports roundup Congratulations SNAPPED Player of the Day Sports Noticeboard Sports Draws Week 5
MMC School Cross Country Thursday last week saw the annual school Cross Country event held at Mount Maunganui College and its surrounding community. Another great turn out of students, all in house colours and participating in this whole school event. Highlights for the cross country saw Sophie Sandford run in at number 1 for the Junior Girls, George Robins 1st Junior Boy, Grace Elisara 1st Intermediate girl, Casey Skipper, 1st Intermediate boy, Maia Bryant 1st Senior girl and Brock Leathem 1st Senior boy. For more listings on the top 10 place getters and times please see page 5 of the Sports Office News. Congratulations to Terry Cochrane and the PE Dept. on the successful organisation of this event. Futsal Tournament Thursday also saw the Futsal Tournament being held by Sport BOP at the QEYC. MMC had 6 teams attending this new event and tournament, 2 senior boys teams, 3 junior boys team and 2 junior girls team. The Y9 Smallies had a great day and the team was a mixture of soccer players past and present and a few that had never played. They lost their first game to Trident 4-‐2 and then won the next two games and drew 3 all in their 4th game against MMC Small Boys. The Brennan twins played well throughout the tournament, as did Cairo Daley and Adam Craig. Highlight: the boys competed well and demonstrated good Sportsmanship. They finished 1st Junior Boys Div 2 and represented their school well. Thanks very much to Leanne Blackwell-‐ Manager
Sports Sports Sports
MMC Girls Futsal Tournament 2015
MMC Smallies Futsal Tournament 2015
MMC Girls Futsal team showed great sportsmanship and weren't out classed at all considering it was their first time together with only one who plays soccer. Girls played Trident 1st eleven who won it, in there first game. After 2 soft goals in the first min the girls played really well only losing 3-‐1. Rotorua girls next, going down 4-‐0. OTC offering MMC girls opportunity to display true sportsmanship, OTC losing a player through injury and having no subs so our girls elected to take a player off. They lost 3-‐2 but had they played with a full team, would have won. They played Otumoetai again for 3rd/4th place but went down 3-‐0. They were the only team that did 3 cheers at the end of each game, which showed great character. They didn't win but they represented the college well. Thanks very much to Sean Carrington-‐MMC Girls Manager 2
Player of the Day
Netball • Prem 1: Julia Kayes • Prem 2: Centrie Newdick • Res 1: Ngawaiata Young • Jnr A: Ella Pollock • Jnr B: Shinae Carrington, Kiara du Preez Rugby • 1stXV: Richard Winkleman • U15: Mania Berryman • U14: Jayden Ihe Hockey • Girls 1stXI: Colleen Fahy • Girls 2ndXI: Maisie Croft • Girls Jnr A: Francesca Wiggins Football • Boys Blue: Vincent Ohnmacht Basketball • Boys Snr A: Jordan Corbett • Boys Jnr A: Bae Fountain • Boys Jnr C: Max Loomb • Girls Snr A: Danika Kelly • Girls Snr B: Georgie ODea
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The run down in Sport over the weekend…
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Basketball Senior A boys hit the court against Otumoetai Senior B Boys and won 58-‐28. Jordan Corbett taking the player of the day. MMC Senior A Girls had another great win beating Waihi Snr B Girls 56-‐34, Danika Kelly winning the rights as player of their day. Hockey stepped out Wednesday Night also, with the Senior Boys 1stXI beating Tauranga Boys Colt 2-‐1 and our 1stXI girls beating Otumoetai 2ndXI 3-‐2, Colleen Fahy taking Player of the Day. Friday brought out our MMC Premier Netball team in their brand new dresses courtesy of Canterbury and NZ Uniforms. The girls took the court and came away with a win over Tauranga League 1, 36-‐34, player of the day going to Julia Kayes. Well done, MMC. Saturday brought some of the worst Saturday weather to date, didn’t stop the U14 Rugby team taking the field though. Narrowly losing to Te Puke 39-‐36. Our 1stXV team took a van and some cars over to Western Heights for BOP Rugby’s College Day. The boys walking away from that event with a 21-‐20 victory over Rotorua Boys 3, Richard Winkleman receiving player of the day for his efforts. Football saw the Red team with a postponed game, this will be played June 3rd. The Boys Blue played and drew 1 all, Vincent Ohnmacht taking player of the day and the Girls Red team had a 3 all draw against TGA Girls College 2ndXI. Fantastic efforts by all our teams over the weekend
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Photo LIFE presents TEAM SPORTS and GROUP PHOTOS Friday June 12th in the hall Keep an eye on the Sports Noticeboard for the timetable
BOP Champs May 26, 2015 Entries Close May 19th Start 10.30am-2.30pm Venue: Waipuna Park, Welcome Bay Good Luck to all attending!!
1. Are you a Year 12 or 13 student? 2. Are you a girl? 3. Are you interested in being involved in promoting
Girls in Sport
If you said YES! To any of the questions above please come to a meeting:
Interval Thursday May 28th outside the Sports Office
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To whom it may concern, I wanted to contact someone in regards to last weeks WBOP Rippa Rugby Tournament held down at Blake Park.
FUNDRAISER– COME AND SUPPORT EMERSON TOD AND SAMANTHA MELLOW REPRESENTING NZ WOMENS JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM HEADING TO THAILAND IN JULY
Many of the young referees were Mt College Pupils and I would like to congratulate them on the way in which they refereed the games as well as presented themselves. They were professional, fair and knowledgeable in the rules of the game.
PARENTS COACHES ATHLETES TEACHERS SEE TOP SPORTS PSYCHOLOGIST DAVID GALBRAITH PRESENT
TUESDAY 9th JUNE Venue: Mt College Hall Time: 6.30pm-8.30pm Cost: $25 a ticket
Contact: Jodi Tod
One of the referees that came to my attention was Manaia Berryman. He was a former pupil of mine and I was so proud of the way he refereed a couple of our games. He was an outstanding role model to our children. He was calm and fair in a tricky situation with an "outspoken" coach on the sideline. I felt that he dealt with the matter in a calm and fair way, where he displayed morals and values, and put the safety of the children playing first and foremost. It was great to see the maturity and poise that the displayed.
[email protected] 021 053 0034 Ange Mellow 027 310 4640 David Galbraith is a New Zealand Registered clinical psycholo-‐ gist, specializing in performance psychology in the spor ng and business arenas. He specializes in suppor ng individuals, teams and communi es to establish robust and produc ve cultures based on personal and collec ve excellence. He works with the best, including the All Blacks Rugby 7s, Chiefs, NZ Women's Football Team and the NZ BMX Team, along with many other top world class athletes.
Thanks, Kristen Goodwin
for New Zealand Health Professionals
Mt Mangunui College, Mt Manganui Road, Mt Manganui
Learn what is Māori Medicine;; how it is relevant in clinical practice today;; how health professionals can upskill in this area. Numbers are limited. Contact;; Elaine Sautia [email protected] or phone her on (09) 5269278 Facilitator: Donna Kerridge BHSc (Waikato, Ngati Maniapoto)
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Junior Girls
Junior Boys
1. Sophie Sandford 13.26 2. Toni Power 13.33 3. Emsea Akers 14.19 4. Stevie McLeod 14.50 5. Lily Roper 14.53 6. Zara Cook 14.55 7. Ashley Culpan 14.58 8. Mia Callingham 15.00 9. Anna Petersen 15.09 10.Arden Loyd 15.36
Intermediate Girls
1. George Robins 13.05 2. Sam Sheaff 13.06 3. Sam Lord 13.17 4. Keegan Mitchell 13.50 5. Melino Fotu 13.59 6. Ralph Sanchez 14.00 7. Isaac D’Aubney 14.03 8. Daley James 14.25 9. Max Hansen 14.26 10.Samuel Gerrie 14.28
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Grace Elisara 13.27 Malia Josephson 13.37 Elin Tawharu 13.38 Levi Painter 13.58 Daisy Whithead 14.09 Jessica Clark 14.10 Maisie Croft 14.54 Toscana Bernie 15.00 Mykale Winchester 15.35 10.Brooke Picken
Intermediate Boys 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Casey Skipper 11.28 Jonus Tawharu 11.46 Sam Johnston 12.17 Jack Power 12.19 Mitch Cowdrey 12.23 JJ Devine 12.46 Manasseh Taratoa 12.56 8. Leon Smith 12.59 9. Mack Petrie 13.13
Senior Girls Maia Bryant 25.23 Kate Miller 26.22 Ella Golding 27.16 Simone Dobbie 29.35 Tamara Hill 30.33 ??? 30.45 Courtney Mitchell 34.25 8. Rachel turner 42.43 9. Bridgette Horgan 44.06 10.Nina Lopes 45.28
Senior Boys
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
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1. 2. 3. 4.
Brock Leathem 19.43 Sam Groot 19.47 Steven Whyte 19.49 Joshua Rangihuna 21.52 5. Sam Pasley 22.04 6. Kauri Thomson 22.08 7. Hamish Rieger 22.15 8. Tim Scott 22.27 9. George Maltby 22.48 10.Caleb Corboy 22.51
! Get ACTIVE
NOW
Fitness
Girls ONLY fitness sessions: Tuesday Lunchtime 1.30-‐2pm Boys ONLY fitness sessions: Thursday Lunchtime 1.30-‐2pm Running Group: Wednesday morning 7am, meeting in the swimming pool car park
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TEAM
Versus
RUGBY 1st XV Boys
Date
Time
Venue
30-May
RUGBY U15 Boys
John Paul College
10.30am
JPC
RUGBY U14 Boys
Taupo
10.30am
Taupo
HOCKEY BOYS 1
TePuke 1stXI
27-May
6.30pm
TGABoys
HOCKEY BOYS 2
BYE
1-Jun
BYE
BYE
HOCKEY GIRLS 1
BYE
27-May
BYE
BYE
HOCKEY GIRLS 2
BYE
1-Jun
BYE
BYE
HOCKEY GIRLS JNR 1
BYE
1-Jun
BYE
BYE
SOCCER BOYS RED
Rotorua United
30-May
12pm
MtColl1
SOCCER BOYS BLUE
Aquinas
12pm
AquiColl2
SOCCER GIRLS RED
TGA Girls JNR A
10am
MtColl1
Netball MMC Premier
Te Puke SNR A
6.15pm
Ct 1
Netball MMC Premier 2
TGA Girls League 2
6.15pm
Ct 8
Netball MMC Res 1
BYE
BYE
BYE
Netball MMC Res 2
BC Prem Reserve
7.15pm
Ct 8
Netball MMC Res 3
Aquinas SNR Silver
7.15pm
Ct 7
Netball MMC Jnr A
Otumoetai JNR 1
6.15pm
Ct 2
Netball MMC Jnr B
Otumoetai JNR 2
5.15pm
Ct 6
Netball MMC 10Matai
Te Puke High Jnr White
1.30pm
Ct 8
Netball MMC 10Rata
Papamoa Jnr B
1.30pm
Ct 4
Netball MMC 10Karaka
BC 10Red
1.30pm
Ct 6
Netball MMC 9Manuka
BYE
BYE
BYE
Netball MMC 9Rimu
TGA Girls 9B
12.30pm
Ct 7
Netball MMC 9Kowhai
Papamoa Jnr C
12.30pm
Ct 8
BBALL MMC SNRA Boys
BYE
BYE
BYE
BBALL MMC SNRB Boys
Waihi SNR Boys B
4.10pm
Ct
BBALL MMC SNRC Boys
TPHS SNR Boys C
8.10pm
Ct 8
BBALL MMC JNRA Boys
OTC JNR Boys A
6.50pm
Ct 9
BBALL MMC JNRB Boys
AC JNR Boys C
6.20pm
Ct 4
BBALL MMC JNRC Boys
BC JNR Boys B
4.10pm
Ct 6
BBALL MMC SNRA Girls
AC SNR Girls B
8.15pm
Ct 4
BBALL MMC SNRB Girls
TPHS SNR Girls B
8.10pm
Ct 9
BBALL MMC JNRA Girls
TWOM Matatahi
5.30pm
Ct 9
29-May
30-May
27-May
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Sports Office News May 25th, 2015
Weekly Sports Update
Sports Highlights Water Polo Success Mount Maunganui College girls Shinae Carrington and Grace Elisara are the latest addition to the NZ Water Polo scene, with both girls been selected to represent in the 2000 born NZ Under15 squad to travel to Sydney and play in a Trans Tasman State Series. The girls were picked from the 2014 Under14 nationals last year, and have since been to two NZ camps, and from there selected to represent NZ in Sydney. Ella Pollock was also selected in the squad but unfortunately through injury wasn't available for selection. This continues on a great representation from the college at the high end of the sport. With three Mount girls already away in Hungry and Julia Kayes again being selected in the 99 born NZ team. Mount girls Water Polo looks in great shape. With hard work and determination dreams & goals can be achieved. And these girl’s are proof of that. Special thanks to the schools coaching staff that volunteers their time and expertise, without them it wouldn't be possible.
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Summary Sports Highlights Sports roundup Congratulations SNAPPED Player of the Day Sports Noticeboard Sports Draws Week 5
MMC School Cross Country Thursday last week saw the annual school Cross Country event held at Mount Maunganui College and its surrounding community. Another great turn out of students, all in house colours and participating in this whole school event. Highlights for the cross country saw Sophie Sandford run in at number 1 for the Junior Girls, George Robins 1st Junior Boy, Grace Elisara 1st Intermediate girl, Casey Skipper, 1st Intermediate boy, Maia Bryant 1st Senior girl and Brock Leathem 1st Senior boy. For more listings on the top 10 place getters and times please see page 5 of the Sports Office News. Congratulations to Terry Cochrane and the PE Dept. on the successful organisation of this event. Futsal Tournament Thursday also saw the Futsal Tournament being held by Sport BOP at the QEYC. MMC had 6 teams attending this new event and tournament, 2 senior boys teams, 3 junior boys team and 2 junior girls team. The Y9 Smallies had a great day and the team was a mixture of soccer players past and present and a few that had never played. They lost their first game to Trident 4-‐2 and then won the next two games and drew 3 all in their 4th game against MMC Small Boys. The Brennan twins played well throughout the tournament, as did Cairo Daley and Adam Craig. Highlight: the boys competed well and demonstrated good Sportsmanship. They finished 1st Junior Boys Div 2 and represented their school well. Thanks very much to Leanne Blackwell-‐ Manager
Sports Sports Sports
MMC Girls Futsal Tournament 2015
MMC Smallies Futsal Tournament 2015
MMC Girls Futsal team showed great sportsmanship and weren't out classed at all considering it was their first time together with only one who plays soccer. Girls played Trident 1st eleven who won it, in there first game. After 2 soft goals in the first min the girls played really well only losing 3-‐1. Rotorua girls next, going down 4-‐0. OTC offering MMC girls opportunity to display true sportsmanship, OTC losing a player through injury and having no subs so our girls elected to take a player off. They lost 3-‐2 but had they played with a full team, would have won. They played Otumoetai again for 3rd/4th place but went down 3-‐0. They were the only team that did 3 cheers at the end of each game, which showed great character. They didn't win but they represented the college well. Thanks very much to Sean Carrington-‐MMC Girls Manager 2
Player of the Day
Netball • Prem 1: Julia Kayes • Prem 2: Centrie Newdick • Res 1: Ngawaiata Young • Jnr A: Ella Pollock • Jnr B: Shinae Carrington, Kiara du Preez Rugby • 1stXV: Richard Winkleman • U15: Mania Berryman • U14: Jayden Ihe Hockey • Girls 1stXI: Colleen Fahy • Girls 2ndXI: Maisie Croft • Girls Jnr A: Francesca Wiggins Football • Boys Blue: Vincent Ohnmacht Basketball • Boys Snr A: Jordan Corbett • Boys Jnr A: Bae Fountain • Boys Jnr C: Max Loomb • Girls Snr A: Danika Kelly • Girls Snr B: Georgie ODea
co
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The run down in Sport over the weekend…
.
Basketball Senior A boys hit the court against Otumoetai Senior B Boys and won 58-‐28. Jordan Corbett taking the player of the day. MMC Senior A Girls had another great win beating Waihi Snr B Girls 56-‐34, Danika Kelly winning the rights as player of their day. Hockey stepped out Wednesday Night also, with the Senior Boys 1stXI beating Tauranga Boys Colt 2-‐1 and our 1stXI girls beating Otumoetai 2ndXI 3-‐2, Colleen Fahy taking Player of the Day. Friday brought out our MMC Premier Netball team in their brand new dresses courtesy of Canterbury and NZ Uniforms. The girls took the court and came away with a win over Tauranga League 1, 36-‐34, player of the day going to Julia Kayes. Well done, MMC. Saturday brought some of the worst Saturday weather to date, didn’t stop the U14 Rugby team taking the field though. Narrowly losing to Te Puke 39-‐36. Our 1stXV team took a van and some cars over to Western Heights for BOP Rugby’s College Day. The boys walking away from that event with a 21-‐20 victory over Rotorua Boys 3, Richard Winkleman receiving player of the day for his efforts. Football saw the Red team with a postponed game, this will be played June 3rd. The Boys Blue played and drew 1 all, Vincent Ohnmacht taking player of the day and the Girls Red team had a 3 all draw against TGA Girls College 2ndXI. Fantastic efforts by all our teams over the weekend
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Photo LIFE presents TEAM SPORTS and GROUP PHOTOS Friday June 12th in the hall Keep an eye on the Sports Noticeboard for the timetable
BOP Champs May 26, 2015 Entries Close May 19th Start 10.30am-2.30pm Venue: Waipuna Park, Welcome Bay Good Luck to all attending!!
1. Are you a Year 12 or 13 student? 2. Are you a girl? 3. Are you interested in being involved in promoting
Girls in Sport
If you said YES! To any of the questions above please come to a meeting:
Interval Thursday May 28th outside the Sports Office
4
To whom it may concern, I wanted to contact someone in regards to last weeks WBOP Rippa Rugby Tournament held down at Blake Park.
FUNDRAISER– COME AND SUPPORT EMERSON TOD AND SAMANTHA MELLOW REPRESENTING NZ WOMENS JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM HEADING TO THAILAND IN JULY
Many of the young referees were Mt College Pupils and I would like to congratulate them on the way in which they refereed the games as well as presented themselves. They were professional, fair and knowledgeable in the rules of the game.
PARENTS COACHES ATHLETES TEACHERS SEE TOP SPORTS PSYCHOLOGIST DAVID GALBRAITH PRESENT
TUESDAY 9th JUNE Venue: Mt College Hall Time: 6.30pm-8.30pm Cost: $25 a ticket
Contact: Jodi Tod
One of the referees that came to my attention was Manaia Berryman. He was a former pupil of mine and I was so proud of the way he refereed a couple of our games. He was an outstanding role model to our children. He was calm and fair in a tricky situation with an "outspoken" coach on the sideline. I felt that he dealt with the matter in a calm and fair way, where he displayed morals and values, and put the safety of the children playing first and foremost. It was great to see the maturity and poise that the displayed.
[email protected] 021 053 0034 Ange Mellow 027 310 4640 David Galbraith is a New Zealand Registered clinical psycholo-‐ gist, specializing in performance psychology in the spor ng and business arenas. He specializes in suppor ng individuals, teams and communi es to establish robust and produc ve cultures based on personal and collec ve excellence. He works with the best, including the All Blacks Rugby 7s, Chiefs, NZ Women's Football Team and the NZ BMX Team, along with many other top world class athletes.
Thanks, Kristen Goodwin
for New Zealand Health Professionals
Mt Mangunui College, Mt Manganui Road, Mt Manganui
Learn what is Māori Medicine;; how it is relevant in clinical practice today;; how health professionals can upskill in this area. Numbers are limited. Contact;; Elaine Sautia [email protected] or phone her on (09) 5269278 Facilitator: Donna Kerridge BHSc (Waikato, Ngati Maniapoto)
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Junior Girls
Junior Boys
1. Sophie Sandford 13.26 2. Toni Power 13.33 3. Emsea Akers 14.19 4. Stevie McLeod 14.50 5. Lily Roper 14.53 6. Zara Cook 14.55 7. Ashley Culpan 14.58 8. Mia Callingham 15.00 9. Anna Petersen 15.09 10.Arden Loyd 15.36
Intermediate Girls
1. George Robins 13.05 2. Sam Sheaff 13.06 3. Sam Lord 13.17 4. Keegan Mitchell 13.50 5. Melino Fotu 13.59 6. Ralph Sanchez 14.00 7. Isaac D’Aubney 14.03 8. Daley James 14.25 9. Max Hansen 14.26 10.Samuel Gerrie 14.28
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Grace Elisara 13.27 Malia Josephson 13.37 Elin Tawharu 13.38 Levi Painter 13.58 Daisy Whithead 14.09 Jessica Clark 14.10 Maisie Croft 14.54 Toscana Bernie 15.00 Mykale Winchester 15.35 10.Brooke Picken
Intermediate Boys 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Casey Skipper 11.28 Jonus Tawharu 11.46 Sam Johnston 12.17 Jack Power 12.19 Mitch Cowdrey 12.23 JJ Devine 12.46 Manasseh Taratoa 12.56 8. Leon Smith 12.59 9. Mack Petrie 13.13
Senior Girls Maia Bryant 25.23 Kate Miller 26.22 Ella Golding 27.16 Simone Dobbie 29.35 Tamara Hill 30.33 ??? 30.45 Courtney Mitchell 34.25 8. Rachel turner 42.43 9. Bridgette Horgan 44.06 10.Nina Lopes 45.28
Senior Boys
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
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1. 2. 3. 4.
Brock Leathem 19.43 Sam Groot 19.47 Steven Whyte 19.49 Joshua Rangihuna 21.52 5. Sam Pasley 22.04 6. Kauri Thomson 22.08 7. Hamish Rieger 22.15 8. Tim Scott 22.27 9. George Maltby 22.48 10.Caleb Corboy 22.51
! Get ACTIVE
NOW
Fitness
Girls ONLY fitness sessions: Tuesday Lunchtime 1.30-‐2pm Boys ONLY fitness sessions: Thursday Lunchtime 1.30-‐2pm Running Group: Wednesday morning 7am, meeting in the swimming pool car park
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TEAM
Versus
RUGBY 1st XV Boys
Date
Time
Venue
30-May
RUGBY U15 Boys
John Paul College
10.30am
JPC
RUGBY U14 Boys
Taupo
10.30am
Taupo
HOCKEY BOYS 1
TePuke 1stXI
27-May
6.30pm
TGABoys
HOCKEY BOYS 2
BYE
1-Jun
BYE
BYE
HOCKEY GIRLS 1
BYE
27-May
BYE
BYE
HOCKEY GIRLS 2
BYE
1-Jun
BYE
BYE
HOCKEY GIRLS JNR 1
BYE
1-Jun
BYE
BYE
SOCCER BOYS RED
Rotorua United
30-May
12pm
MtColl1
SOCCER BOYS BLUE
Aquinas
12pm
AquiColl2
SOCCER GIRLS RED
TGA Girls JNR A
10am
MtColl1
Netball MMC Premier
Te Puke SNR A
6.15pm
Ct 1
Netball MMC Premier 2
TGA Girls League 2
6.15pm
Ct 8
Netball MMC Res 1
BYE
BYE
BYE
Netball MMC Res 2
BC Prem Reserve
7.15pm
Ct 8
Netball MMC Res 3
Aquinas SNR Silver
7.15pm
Ct 7
Netball MMC Jnr A
Otumoetai JNR 1
6.15pm
Ct 2
Netball MMC Jnr B
Otumoetai JNR 2
5.15pm
Ct 6
Netball MMC 10Matai
Te Puke High Jnr White
1.30pm
Ct 8
Netball MMC 10Rata
Papamoa Jnr B
1.30pm
Ct 4
Netball MMC 10Karaka
BC 10Red
1.30pm
Ct 6
Netball MMC 9Manuka
BYE
BYE
BYE
Netball MMC 9Rimu
TGA Girls 9B
12.30pm
Ct 7
Netball MMC 9Kowhai
Papamoa Jnr C
12.30pm
Ct 8
BBALL MMC SNRA Boys
BYE
BYE
BYE
BBALL MMC SNRB Boys
Waihi SNR Boys B
4.10pm
Ct
BBALL MMC SNRC Boys
TPHS SNR Boys C
8.10pm
Ct 8
BBALL MMC JNRA Boys
OTC JNR Boys A
6.50pm
Ct 9
BBALL MMC JNRB Boys
AC JNR Boys C
6.20pm
Ct 4
BBALL MMC JNRC Boys
BC JNR Boys B
4.10pm
Ct 6
BBALL MMC SNRA Girls
AC SNR Girls B
8.15pm
Ct 4
BBALL MMC SNRB Girls
TPHS SNR Girls B
8.10pm
Ct 9
BBALL MMC JNRA Girls
TWOM Matatahi
5.30pm
Ct 9
29-May
30-May
27-May
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