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2018 New Zealand Secondary School 2018 New Zealand Secondary School Championships Finals Points Girls - Points Trophy Boys - Points Trophy Team Points Team Points 1 Diocesan School For Girls 1,115 Place Team Points 2 Waikato Diocesan School 1004.5 1 Wellington College 830 3 Samuel Marsden Collegiate Scho 466.5 2 St Andrew's College 766 4 Mt Albert Grammar School 407 3 Pakuranga College 571 5 Epsom Girls Grammar School 311 4 Westlake Boys High School 524 6 Kapiti College 301.5 5 Hamilton Boys High School 362 7 Columba College 261 6 Rongotai College 311 8 Napier Girls High School 244 7 Lindisfarne College 224 9 Mt Maunganui College 188 8 St Paul's Collegiate 220 10 Waimea College 181 9 Kapiti College 204 11 Chilton St James School 178 10 Hutt International Boys School 200 12 Otago Girls High School 174 11 Gisborne Boys High School 187 13 Garin College 172 12 Auckland Grammar School 172 14 Tauranga Girls' College 163 13 Taupo Nui-A-Tia College 163 15 St Cuthbert's College - Epsom 151 14 Cashmere High School 160 16 Wellington East Girls College 146 15 Rangitoto College 154 17 Long Bay College 130 16 Napier Boys High School 144 18 Saint Kentigern College 121 17 Marlborough Boys' College 140 19 Tauhara College 120 18 Pukekohe High School 134 20 Tawa College 119 18 Paraparaumu College 134 21 Sacred Heart Girls College - H 116.5 20 Macleans College 123 22 Hamilton Girls High School 115 21 Palmerston North Boys High Sch 122 23 Freyberg High School 115 22 Whakatane High School 121 24 Rangiora High School 112 23 Lincoln High School 120 25 Howick College 111 24 Rotorua Boys' High School 114 26 Marian College 109 25 Timaru Boys High School 110 27 Baradene College 106 26 Nelson College 109 27 St Margaret's College 106 27 Mt Albert Grammar School 104 29 Pakuranga College 100 28 Mount Aspiring College 103 30 St Peters School (Cambridge) 96 29 Taradale High School 94 31 Queen Margaret College 89 30 Christ's College 81 32 St Orans College 86 31 St Peters School (Cambridge) 70 33 Paraparaumu College 84 31 St Bede's College 70 33 Villa Maria College 84 33 Henderson High School 69 35 Camel College 73 33 Wellington High School 69 36 Waiopehu College 71 35 St Peter's College (Auckland) 64 37 St Mary's College Ponsonby 64 36 Scots College 62 38 Mount Hutt College 52 37 Papamoa College 59 39 Cambridge High School 48 38 Kingsway School 56 40 Rangitoto College 45 39 Christchurch Boys' High School 54 40 Sancta Maria College 45 40 St Johns College (Hamilton) 52 42 Papanui High School 42 41 Avondale College 49 43 Wanganui High School 38 42 Pinehurst School 43 44 Solway College 34 43 Tawa College 40 45 Hillcrest High School 32 44 Hauraki Plains College 34 45 Wellington Girls College 32 45 Glendowie College 33 47 Sacred Heart College (Napier) 31 45 Rosehill College 33 48 Aotea College 30 47 Cambridge High School 32 48 Wanganui Collegiate 30 48 Otumoetai College 28 50 Morrinsville College 28 49 John Paul College 23 51 Spotswood College 26 49 Otago Boys' High School 23 51 St Andrew's College 26 50 St Kevins College 18 53 Inglewood High School 25 50 St Patrick's College (Kilbirni 18 54 Palmerston North Girls High Sc 20 53 Rai Valley Area School 16 55 Botany Downs Secondary School 18 54 Waimate High School 14 56 Carmel College 14 54 John McGlashan College 14 57 Burnside High School 12 56 Heretaunga College 12 58 Onslow College 8 56 Garin College 12 58 Waitaki Girls High School 8 58 Thames High School 10 60 Kerikeri High School 4 58 Hawera High School 10 60 St Mary's College (Wgtn) 4 60 Hamilton Christian School 8 62 Lincoln High School 2 61 Tauranga Boys' College 6 62 St Kevins College 2 61 Kristin School 6 62 Rototuna Junior High School 2 63 Waimea College 4 64 Saint Kentigern College 2 Co-Ed Schools Trophy Team Points 1 St Andrew's College 830 2 Pakuranga College 697 3 Kapiti College 526.5 4 Mt Albert Grammar School 511 5 St Paul's Collegiate 241 6 Paraparaumu College 218 7 Rangitoto College 199 8 Mt Maunganui College 188 9 Waimea College 185 10 Garin College 184 2018 New Zealand Secondary School Championships Relay Trophies Girls Relay Trophy Points Points Boys Relay Trophy Points Points 1 Waikato Diocesan School 155 1 St Andrew's College 132 2 Diocesan School For Girls 146 2 Wellington College 116 3 Samuel Marsden Collegiate Scho 55 3 Westlake Boys High School 94 4 Mt Albert Grammar School 52 4 Hamilton Boys High School 73 5 Epsom Girls Grammar School 46 5 Kapiti College 50 6 Otago Girls High School 43 6 Palmerston North Boys High Sch 40 7 St Cuthbert's College - Epsom 42 6 Napier Boys High School 40 8 Kapiti College 38 8 St Paul's Collegiate 36 8 Hamilton Girls High School 38 8 Pakuranga College 36 10 Columba College 37 10 Hutt International Boys School 35 11 Napier Girls High School 24 11 Auckland Grammar School 28 12 Queen Margaret College 20 12 St Bede's College 26 13 St Peters School (Cambridge) 14 13 Mt Albert Grammar School 8 14 Baradene College 8 14 Timaru Boys High School 6 .
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