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BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Boys Pool A Wellington *Taranaki *Tasman Ben Gold Carlin Davison Benjamin Rogers Kaleb McDonald Connor Eldershaw Buster George Kane Upton-Mahan Gareth Washer Heath Lyon Kobe Lolesio Hudson Snooks Jay Marsh Max Abbot Jakob Carr Logan Barnes Paddy Blackman Korey Spragg Marshall Stanley Patrick Freeman Thomas Fale Tobias Witehira Piripi Tapsell Will Poulgrain Vili Pale Tafara Gapare Samuel Mckinstry Dion Taikato Harley Troke Joshua Claridge Luke Shirley Alexander Ramsay Rufus Rusholme Cobb Coach Terry Stallworth Coach Brendon Baxter Coach Frances Tilly Ast Coach Kenny McFadden Manager Shelley McKinstry Manager Greg Delaney Manager Sharon Gold Auckland B Northland Ben Skelton Aonui Nathan Blake Manning Boston Kake Jerry Laing Hoani Heteraka Josh Muggleston Te Hauora Tawhara-Crown Kuresa Tapu Wayne-David Heteraka Leyton Vaike-Hunt Will Whiu Luka Vea Cyrus Shortland Ngature Hughes Jayden Marsh Roman Viney Jayden Murray Theo Fale Rehutai Kingi Ryan Sturt Kareia Woodman Eli Warmington Coach Jason Crummer Coach Melvin Rameka Ast Coach John Hughes Manager Kapua Nathan Manager Ngatia Vaike *Combined Team BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Boys Pool B Auckland A *Waitaha Canterbury B Waitakere West Caleb Landon Alex Wenmoth Desmond Helu Cody Brown Fa'anuu Muao Dontae Russo-Nance Daniel Boyd Kobe Northmore Dorian Sula Jaskaran Singh Louis de Lautour Ethan Skelton Joel Anderson Mason Murphy Hunter Cuff Kaea Rangiihaeata Perry Ratahi Lucas Payne Levick Kerr Thomas Harrison Morgan Aiono Oliver Gibson Connor Pritchard Phoenix Sorenson River Drefers Riley Sa Tautoko Wynyard Samuel Chan Sam Anderson Wodjiouma Coulibaly Sataan Tawera Zain Sanchez Toby Caldwell Coach Aaron Young Coach Ben Sheat Coach Shawn Nance Ast Coach Charles Tawera Ast Coach Nate Searle Ast Coach Gordan Skelton Manager Trish Lowe Manager Sharyn Wenmoth Manager Quanita Russo Porirua Hawkes Bay Dylan Trow Brodie Walker Kawharu Hippolite Denim Tuala-Fata Kayd Parata Kane Collier Levi Ware Lanson Randell Malachi Reid Lochlan Stent Maxwell To'omaga Rongo Maaka Nathaniel Salmon Ryan McGuire Peter Gray Seth Peakman Randall Paenga Te Tangata Edwards Riley Tibbitts Toby Kendon Tuli Asa Tzar Smiler Wairehu Waata Coach Randall Bishop Coach Clifton Bush Jr Ast Coach Pene Bishop-Paenga Ast Coach Kaleb Edwards Manager Randal Hippolite Manager Alastair Kendon *Combined Team BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Boys Pool C Harbour Otago Tauranga A Boston Caldwell Angus Cameron Braydon Iuli Caleb Tangitau Anton Stoddard Corban Laban-Palmer David Jovanovic Cameron Forde Garth Jepsen Ezekiel Priest Eric Peita Haamiora Joseph Harrison Barnard Gabe Gallagher Izaak Taula Jacob Fotu Hamish Faulks Jacob van Lieshout Jett Thompson Joshua Reeves Jayden Te Urukehu Ngatai Liam Spencer Lachie Cameron Kendyl Nelson-Graham Paora Winitana Jnr Rikki Kerr Levi Jackson Pita Maxwell-Topia Siua Fonua Trevel Gardiner-Hano Tawhiao Kaitapu Danyon Ashcroft Rico Nelson Zach Riley Duran Cooper Salem Broughton Coach Josh Davis Coach Hamish Robertson Coach Veni Iuli Ast Coach Peter Jenkins Ast Coach Kalas Taukamo Ast Coach Tony Webster Manager Jenny Fotu Manager Stacy Peita Manager Anouska Nelson Manawatu Rotorua Akira Luamanuvae-Su'a Benjamin Comber Dane Bertinshaw Devontae Hunia Kalem Tanoa Elias Kerr Kobe Ahpene Mikaere Albert Mosiah MacDonald Oneedin Steiner Reuben Davis Pukemoremore Dekker Scott Campbell Shaun Gifkins Suliman Abdalla Trent Irving Te Ahuru Wilton Naianga Tapiata Xavier Murray-Tamakaha Ryan Eggers Zavier Pearn Tai McLachlan Coach Terry Tanoa Coach Damien Hinga Ast Coach Roimata Blackburn Ast Coach Wesley Hunia Manager Tess Petley Manager Ross Steiner BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Boys Pool D Waikato *Waitaha Canterbury A Tauranga B Akiva McBirney-Griffin Gregory Rodger Ashton Phelps Brodie Robinson Hunter Adam Carlos Hassan Caelym Armstrong Jackson Rhodes Dandre du Plessis Daniel Dobson Jordan Braithwaite Jack Vautier Ezra Smiler Tanae Lavery Jamie McCardle Jericho Nonoa-Chase Walter Brown Max Cosgriff Junior De Young Joshua Book Taine Atger Oliver White Ryan Pringle Moihi Gardner Te Tuhikiterangi Lewis Kurt Mepana Quinn Vinson Tyrael-Cage Heke Luca Shaw Reegan Green Kazlo Evans Jr Sam Anderson Coach Kazlo Evans Coach Ed Book Coach Tony Webster Ast Coach Reuben Waihi Ast Coach Aled Jones Ast Coach Cairyn Rogers Manager Tiana Griffin Manager Lisa Book Manager Stuart Phelps Counties Manukau Southland Alec Fenning Ben Jennings Alex Hughes Caleb Williams Callum Jeffries Cam Archer Corey Adams Ethan Mitchell Devin Wallace Ethan Pethick Franklyne Gordan Hunter Areaiiti Burgess Isaiah Lasike Jerami MacDonald Jaxon Crowther Kalani Grimwood Jesse Manuel Tanei Tamou Phoenix Tupa'i Samuel Taylor Peterson Stephen Paea Zac Summerfield Coach Jun Gamiao Coach Connor Coll Ast Coach Karl Wallace Ast Coach Graham MacDonald Manager Karen Adams Manager Kerry Archer BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Girls Pool A *Taranaki *Waitaha Canterbury B Elle Williams Brooke Palmer Emilie Back Cassidy Brunel Gemma Walsh Elisah Villi-Umaga Holly Ratu Eva Marryatt Lauren Tewhata Grace Cameron Lillian Syrus Maya James Lucy Blyde Olivia Cromarty Lucy Elliott Olivia Isitt Madeline Shearman Sarai Chapman Seree Coombe Cathleen Anderson Teghan Ngatai Drew Fraser Coach Seb Cowie Coach Paul Isitt Manager Delia Shearman Ast Coach Scott Macdonald Manager Paul Cameron Otago Auckland Abby Harris Ana-Rachel Enari Anita Samasoni Breana Schmid Annabelle Ring Danae Tait Brooke Callon Lilly Parke Ella Gomez Phoebe Duncan Ella MacKenzie Savannah Cook Grace Southby Sera Taei Isabella Henderson Summer Faleafa Libby Briggs Taumaia Malolo Madeline Loudon Tiger-Lily Cocker-Lemalie Zanthe Herbert Tikara Jallow Coach Bronwyn Kjestrup Coach Tui Tait Ast Coach Natalie Visger Ast Coach Aitui Lemalie Manager Kathleen Ring Manager Sarah Jane Enari *Combined Team BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Girls Pool B Waikato *Waitaha Canterbury A Ahi Williams Amy-Lee Peterson Alana Paewai Courtney Godinet Amber Waretini Elsie McRobb Anika Veituna Kate Herman Aria Cowley Lily Gaughan Breeje Schuler Maddie Morrow Georjah Riley-Huaki Maia Williamson Jayze'lee Waihi Mia Abercrombie Leila Hemi-Ta'Ala Serena Tarawa Reese Anderson Erin Kennedy Sydney Neale Coach Anthony Corban Coach Thomas Hamilton Ast Coach Ast Coach Pip Nolan Manager Lu-ana Ngatai Manager Jo Morrow Hutt Valley Thames Valley Christina Wen Bridgette Moore D'stani Foley Brooke Barker Huia Tukukino Jasmine McCleery Jyordanna Davey Molly Burge Nina Buot Molly Maitland Selai To’ia Montelle Herekiuha Tayne McKinnon Sienna Taikato Tia-Calais Remuera Tayla Taupaki Ebony Vole Tiana Tiro Tayla-Kei Rahui-Laulau Ania Ballantine Peta Apineru Coach Joseph Hemi Coach Gavin Johnson Manager Theresa To’ia Ast Coach Leisa McCleery Manager Katrina Ford *Combined Team BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Girls Pool C Harbour Counties Manukau Wellington Alexandra Moore Ayianna Seymour Amaree-Wikitoria Ross-Simi Aroha Rogers Eden Ili Araraina Takuira-Mita Florence Dallow Emily Ellison Georgia Lincoln Holly Williams Emma Halliday Hinetekawa Thomson-Laulu Jaelah Clayton Imogene Noble Isabella Tait-Jones Mackenzie Chatfield Jada Tairea Lylah Penese Makenzee Boucher Jordan Koteka Te Aumihi Prescott Qaizden Stephano Lauren Boxall-Hunt Caitlin Curtis Rosalie Dil Maria Tatupu Mollie Leota Shontel Leiataua Sarah Joy Aruwa Aumatangi Wiki-Cummings Simone Barnard Sela Uluheua Gina Manila Zaaliyah Kailahi - Fulu Tiana Herewini Vitolina Manila Coach Dillon Boucher Coach Tania Hunter Coach Voldi Simi Ast Coach Gareth Teahan Ast Coach Casey Sayers Manager Chelsea Jacobs Manager Heidi Dil Manager Jason Ellison Hibiscus Coast Southland Elizabeth Tickner Hayley Van Beek Emma nuk Jaime Anderson Izzy Pugh Laura Jackson Janke Pretorius Lucy Nind Kellie Tawhiao Lucy Shirley Kirsty Laming Maddie Tinnock Lara Healy Madison Grieve Marnie Ursem Neave Rowland Samantha Woolford Riley Ballantyne Sienna McKinley Tessa Baird Tessa Evans Coach Kaea Samson Coach Jo Thompson Ast Coach Tony Pugh Manager Moira Tinnock Manager Carrie Aspden BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2019 Aon U17 Nationals Girls Pool D Hawkes Bay Tauranga Rotorua Kahlia Awa Hayley Dawson Aimee Whata Kelarney Burgess Hineaupounamu Nuku Anania Tangihau Melika Samia Maia Chandler Ani-Makere Taare Memory Forbes Tia Lassey Dekoda Roberts Passion Te Amo Payton Takimoana Jade Fairley Ratahi Corbett Sarah McCallum Kahurangi Wallace-McLeod Sahria Adams Sasha Solomona Nina Rutene Emma Findlay Taiana Day Precious Rio Peitan Gibbins Taniko Gardiner Taini Tomoana Te Ahikaa Bidois Teina Te Papa Vitolia Tuilave Coach Morgan Maskell Coach Niki O’Brien Coach Darrell Pene Ast Coach Madison King Ast Coach Kiharoa Nuku Ast Coach Kevin Hollingsworth Manager Maree Murphy Manager Rachel Gwerder Manager Hereana Roberts Manawatu Waitakere West Bethany Smith Allyah Leusogi-Ape Geneva Harrison Greshka Lao Holly Ngaruhe Kataleena Leslie Hope Stanshall Maraea Whiu Janaya Preece Maya Taingahue Keana Royal Mercedes Grey Leah Powick Odessa Lawson Legacy Harrison Riana Matiseni Macaela Fourie Tahlya Waikiki Madeline Pinder Tyla Tevaga Ngauru Matakatea Coach Joe Frost Coach Tui Matiseni Ast Coach Paora Pomare Ast Coach Aaron Leslie Manager Shaani Temata-Frost Manager Tima Tevaga .
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