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August 2016 Newsletter AUGUST 2016 NEWSLETTER The Mitre 10 MEGA Wanganui Future Champions Trust funding round is closing 30th September 2016. The Local and Loyal App is the creation of Paula Fore, a proud local who is committed The Mitre 10 MEGA Wanganui Future Champions Trust to promoting Whanganui as a positive and (FCT) provides financial support for high-achieving vibrant city to visit and explore. Whanganui individuals, to assist the advancement of their international sporting careers. Local and Loyal was launched 8 weeks ago but feedback during this time indicated Whanganui has an abundance of talented young sports that there was a vital component of our community people who have the ability to compete at the very highest missing from the App’s design. 69% of users wanted to level; sometimes they just need an extra helping hand to see a sports component to the app so sports draws, assist them in achieving their potential on the world stage. cancelation notifications, sports contacts and events could These youth are our future sporting elite, and creating be accessed and shared at the touch of a button. tomorrow’s champions starts today. A partnership between Sport Whanganui and the Local To find out more visit their website:-http:// and Loyal app has since been formed to ensure our sports www.futurechampionstrust.org community has access to this platform to promote relevant sports information and events locally. We understand that many of our sports are run by volunteers who give their time and energy to ensure sport happens in our community. However, for any partnership to work, communication is the key, so we need sports organisations to let us know how we can best meet their individual needs and help us keep key contacts and important sports information up to date. Sport Whanganui hopes that the introduction of this local App will encourage sports to share their details more so that we promote and strengthen our sports community. We understand that there are a number of apps that have already been developed for different codes, but the costs of creating your own app is often beyond what most sports can afford. Through this partnership, Sport Whanganui is providing the opportunity to have use of an app through the local and loyal platform at no cost to our sports community. No longer will you have to download multiple apps or visit the various websites to source the information you require. Instead, by having all sports under this Local and Loyal brand families and schools who are involved with multiple sports can access all their local sports information through this one app. Sports draws, cancellation notifications, events and sports contacts can literally be in the palm of your hand. If you would like to know more about the app or how your sports organisation can be part of it then please contact: Jodie Brunger – [email protected] The second annual Whanganui regional Inter-School Mountain Bike Championships took place at Pauri Lake on Friday 24th June, attracting school children from Whanganui and its surrounding regions, and even a few from Palmerston North. Wanganui Mountain Bike Club and Sport Whanganui teamed up to run the event, which is aimed at getting Year 6 - 13 school children on bikes and giving them the chance to represent their schools in a competitive yet non-threatening environment. Sport Whanganui’s Regional Bike Development Officer Cherie Prince coordinated the event and thinks the Championships might be viewed as a stepping stone leading to potential future opportunities. “These Champs might be the first chance some children have had to take part and compete in a regional mountain biking event, and so it’s about helping give young people more confidence both in terms of their mountain biking skills and also potentially to go on and compete at higher levels,” Cherie says. This year, for the first time, the Championships were open to Year 6 school children (previously Year 7-13), meaning the event grew from last year. Organisers hope the event will continue to grow. To learn more about the Whanganui Regional Inter-School Mountain Bike Championships, or to discuss or find out more about biking in our region, contact Cherie Prince on (06) 349 2882 or email [email protected]. Need funding? Applications close 31st October More Kids, More Opportunities, Better Skills KiwiSport is a government funding initiative administered by Sport Whanganui to increase participation in sport for school aged children in the Whanganui, Rangitikei and Ruapheu districts. KiwiSport Objectives: More kids playing sport – increase the number of school- aged children participating in organised sport – during and after school and by strengthening links with sports clubs More opportunities – increase the availability and accessibility of sport opportunities for all school aged children Better skills – support children in developing skills that will enable them to participate effectively in sport at both primary and secondary level. P ROUD KIWIS Congratulations to all of our 2016 New Zealand Olympians! Applications are now being sought for I’m sure we can all agree it’s been fantastic to watch our projects within our region. For more athletes compete over the last two weeks with information contact Sport Whanganui some amazing results. Not to mention how Kiwisport administrator Jimmy Hildreth proud we are to have Whanganui born and bred on 06 3492317 or visit our website:- athletes amongst them! www.sportwhanganui.co.nz Go Team New Zealand! The Youth Games are coming to Town! You may have already read about the wonderful Youth Games concept that won the People’s Choice award at the recent Den of Dragons Competition. This sporting event is the creation of Cricket Wanganui’s Dilan Raj and Wanganui High School’s Andrew Lock. They are committed to creating a sporting event of national significance for youth to have a memorable experience on and off the field. Their mantra is “Participate- Enjoy - Develop” Planned for June 5-9 next year, this sporting festival will comprise of 12 sports targeting Year 9 and 10 students. It is hoped that this event will help address the identified decrease in participation levels in sport once students get to secondary school level and keep students engaged through their early secondary years and avoid most of the social and academic issues that non participation in sport brings. The event has already secured Caudwell Photography, H&A Print and Two Monkeys Web Design as key partners to support the marketing and promotion of the games. If you would like to know more about this wonderful event or would like to support it in any way then please email: [email protected] Just a reminder that the Lotto Volunteer ‘Thank a Sportmaker’ As a community let’s really get behind this wonderful local Campaign is still continuing, initiative! with quarterly prize draws for ten prizes of $2,000 worth of sports goods merchandise and one ultimate team experience prize. Go online to www.lottovolunteers.co.nz and nominate your valuable volunteers. It’s really easy to do! Lotto NZ do encourage ‘story telling’ in the new process, so make sure you tell them what makes your volunteer great and why they are so important in your sports community. with Marie Rangitikei College Sport Specific Workshops Rangitikei Midweek Leagues Rangitikei College have initiated a sport This term the Rangitikei Midweek Leagues sport is 3x3 specific workshop for Term 3, open to Basketball. Teams involved include St Matthews, Papanui everyone in the Rangitikei. This initiative has Junction, Marton Junction, South Makirikiri, Marton been led by Rangitikei College’s Sport School, Rangitikei College, Feilding High School and The Captains Rebekah Gribbon and Nicholas Goodwin. The focus Marton Fire Brigade, with a total of 28 teams competing of the project is to bring sport opportunities into their in organised sport on a regular basis. secondary school space and open them to all community The Rangitikei Midweek League opportunity members. has bought about local accessibility of sport The August focus is Hockey with facilitator Kath Norman opportunities that are affordable and from Central Hockey. All of these sessions will take place at provides a chance for all to participate in an Rangitikei College. organised sport on a regular basis with other schools within the district. Flip & Twist Gymnastics The Flip & Twist Gymnastic after school programme has continued to grow in Marton. The classes initially started in a local primary school in 2013 and is now in its fourth year. More children are gaining more fundamental gymnastic We welcome back The Downs Group as the naming skills to assist in their everyday play and school lives. sponsor for The Downs Group Tough Kid 2016 and 2017 events. It is great to have The Downs Group back on For more information go to the Rangitikei Flip & Twist board, as without their support this event could not page on Facebook. happen. Sport Whanganui would like to say a huge UPCOMING REGIONAL EVENTS THANK YOU to the Downs Group for being a part of this TERM 3 Tough Kid event. Cluster Quad Sports This year’s event will be held at McIntyre Reserve, 13th September Year 7 & 8 @ Centennial Park, Marton Ohingaiti on Friday 23rd 15th September – year 5 & 6 @ Centennial Park, Marton Quad Regions Tournament 18th September @ Ruapehu College The Downs Group Tough Kid 23rd September @ Ohingaiti Domain, Ohingaiti TERM 4 Hunterville Interschool cross Country 28th October @ Hunterville Domain Papanui Junction Country School Athletics 21st November @ Papanui Junction School Hunterville Interschool Softball Tournament 25th November @ Hunterville Domain Taihape Primary Schools Athletics 28th November @ Taihape Recreation Grounds NETBALL TOURNEMENT BASKETBALL DELIVERY The Contributing Schools Netball tournament was held at Laird Term 3 in Sport Whanganui’s Integrated Primary Schools Park in Whanganui, supported by Wanganui Netball, under Programme (IPP) sees the focus switch to year 5 and 6 students.
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