Volleyball Junior Championships

The Volleyball Junior Championships were held over 3 days, from the 15-17 November at Bruce Pulman Arena in Takanini. There were 96 teams from all over Auckland that competed for the Auckland Junior title. Boys 1st Takapuna Grammar School 2nd Westlake Boys High School 3rd Rangitoto College Girls 1st Rangitoto College 2nd Mt Albert Grammar 3rd Orewa College Full placing are available here Photos from the event are available here Boys Tournament Team Girls Tournament Team  

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Girls APC Football Finals

Girls APC Football Finals played Wednesday 16 August at Ellerslie Football Club Premier APC winners Mt Albert Grammar 1-0 over Baradene College MVP Maia Lythe – Mt Albert Grammar School. Senior A1 winners Carmel College  3-1 v Pakuranga College  – MVP Grace Chitty – Carmel College Junior A winners Baradene College 3 – 2 v Mt Albert Grammar on penalties after extra time  MVP Dayna Kesha – Mt Albert Grammar  

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Badminton Clash of the Smash

The annual Counties Manukau Badminton Clash of the Smash Tournament was held recently with several local schools competing at the Ray Phillips Badminton Centre in Papakura.   In the Boys Division, Strathallan A Boys placed first with Rosehill A Boys second and Alfriston A Boys in third place.  In the Girls Division, Rosehill A Girls were first with Alfriston A Girls second and Ormiston Junior A Girls in third place.   Special thanks to Donna and her team at Counties Manukau Badminton Association for organising.    

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Individual Squash Champs 

The Individual Squash Championships were held at the National Squash Centre with just under ninety students competing from nineteen schools. The championships were held over two days with the Boys section having seven divisions and the Girls section five divisions.  Division 1 Girls was won by Justine Pausch from Takapuna Grammar School with Matilda Lowe from Rangitoto College the runner-up.  In the Boys Division 1 final Noah Thomas from Auckland Grammar and Riley McCracken from Mount Albert Grammar played a five-set thriller with Noah prevailing. Special thanks to Mau Yum…

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Orienteering Rogaine Championships

Orienteering Rogaine Championships 2023 Four hundred students took part in the Auckland Secondary Schools Rogaine Championships at Humphries Farm, near Waimauku recently.  The map, named Stoneybrook, is a very hilly course with many spur gully complexities that highly rewarded the students that meticulously planned their routes to avoid unnecessary climbing.  The event was extremely waterlogged and the overnight rain proved it to be a challenging affair with many mud-strewn children returning. The Rogaine event is where students have 90 minutes to collect as many controls as they can and return…

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Auckland Volleyball Champs

The College Sport Auckland Volleyball Championships were held at the Bruce Pulman Arena in Takanini on the 15 -17 March Congratulations to winners Rangitoto College in the boys division and Orewa College in the girls division. This is largest event College Sport Auckland undertakes featuring 108 teams and 60 schools in both the boy’s and girl’s sections. The tournament was a huge success with all twelve courts in action from 8 am until 10 pm at night, with some very competitive volleyball being played.  Two tournament teams were announced and…

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Football and Cycling Claim Top Awards

Emily Clegg from Mt Albert Grammar School won the Young Sportswoman of the Year for Football and Edward Pawson from Auckland Grammar School winning the Young Sportsman of the Year for Cycling at the Young Sportsperson of the Year Awards. The event was held at Eden Park with just under six hundred people in attendance. The Awards have been held since 1991 to celebrate the outstanding sporting achievements of Auckland secondary school students. Guest speaker Cam Calkoen inspired the audience with Wendy Petrie the Master of Ceremonies and the Westlake…

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Double Volleyball Gold for Rangitoto College

The Junior Volleyball Champs were held over three days at Bruce Pulman Arena involving eighty four teams from forty six  schools. Rangitoto College took out both the boys and  girls titles, the boys defeating Manurewa and the girls defeating Mangere College in their respective finals. Bronze medals went to Rosmini College for the boys and Carmel College in the girls section. For a full list of placings and the tournament team please click here

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