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NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 1993. 1st Place Bay of Islands College 2nd Place Palmerston North Girls HS 3rd Place St Mary's College 4th Place Tongariro HS 5th Place Logan Park HS 6th Place Catherdral College 1994. 1st Place Bay of Islands College 2nd Place AGGS 3rd Place St Mary's College 4th Place Rangiora College 5th Place Tongariro College 6th Place Horowhenua College 7th Place Waitara HS 8th Place Logan Park HS 1995. 1st Place AGGS 2nd Place Waikato Diocesan 3rd Place Avondale College 4th Place Opokiti College 5th Place Gisborne Girls High 6th Place South Otago HS 7th Place St Mary's College 8th Place Ashburton HS 1996. #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 1st Place Waikato Diocesan School 2nd Place AGGS 3rd Place Gisbourne Girls HS 4th Place Wairarapa College 5th Place Bay of Island College 6th Place Te Awamutu College 7th Place Central Southland College 8th Place Villa Maria College 1997. 1st Place AGGS 2nd Place Nelson College for Girls 3rd Place Villa Maria College 4th Place Paeroa College 5th Place South Otago College 6th Place Bay of Island College 7th Place Wairoa College 8th Place Hawera HS 1998. 1st Place AGGS 1999. 1st Place Wellington Girls 2nd Place AGGS 3rd Place Palmerston North Girls HS 4th Place Verdon College 5th Place Matamata College 6th Place Ashburton College 7th Place New Plymouth Girls HS 8th Place Bay of Island College #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 9th Place Avondale College 10th Place Waitaki Girls 11th Place Wairoa College 12th Place St Margaret's College 2000. 1st Place Avondale College 2nd Place Verdon College 2001. 1st Place Verdon College 2nd Place Christchurch Girls HS 3rd Place Inglewood HS 4th Place AGGS 5th Place Te Awamutu College 6th Place New Plymouth Girls HS 7th Place Gisbourne Girls HS 8th Place Hillcrest HS 9th Place Avondale College 10th Place Marlborough Girls College 11th Place Ashburton College 12th Place Palmerston North Girls HS 2002. 1st Place Avondale College 2nd Place AGGS 3rd Place Christchurch Girls HS 4th Place Verdon College 5th Place New Plymouth Girls HS 6th Place Kelston Girls HS 7th Place Massey HS #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 8th Place Rangi Ruru Girls School 9th Place Inglewood HS 10th Place Palmerston North Girls HS 11th Place Paraparaumu College 12th Place Ashburton College 2003. 1st Place Hillcrest HS 2nd Place AGGS 3rd Place New Plymouth Girls High 4th Place Avondale College 5th Place Massey High 6th Place Verdon College 7th Place Rangi Ruru Girls School 8th Place Inglewood High 9th Place Christchurch Girls 10th Place Villa Maria College 11th Place Palmerston North Girls High School 12th Place Queen Elizebeth College 2004. 1st Place AGGS 2nd Place Massey HS 3rd Place Roncalli College 4th Place MAGS 5th Place Verdon College 6th Place New Plymouth Girls HS 7th Place Rangi Ruru Girls School 8th Place Lincoln HS 9th Place Hillcrest HS 10th Place Inglewood HS 11th Place St Matthews Collegiate 12th Place St Orans College #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 2005. 1st Place Massey HS 2nd Place AGGS 3rd Place TCS Tu Toa 4th Place Villa Maria College 5th Place Craighead Diocesan College 6th Place MAGS 7th Place St Oran's College 8th Place Marlborough Girls College 9th Place Verdon College 10th Place Hillcrest HS 11th Place Taita College 12th Place Sacred Heart College 2006. 1st Place Massey HS 2nd Place Verdon College 3rd Place MAGS 4th Place TCS Tu Toa 5th Place Craighead Diocesan College 6th Place Villa Maria College 7th Place New Plymouth Girls HS 8th Place Marlborough Girls College 9th Place Cambridge HS 10th Place Taradale HS 11th Place Sacred Heard Girls College 12th Place Paraparaumu College 2007. #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 1st Place Verdon College 2nd Place Villa Maria College 3rd Place TCS Tu Toa 4th Place MAGS 5th Place Rangitoto College 6th Place Palmerston North Girls HS 7th Place New Plymouth Girls HS 8th Place Craighead Diocesan College 9th Place AGGS 10th Place Marlborough Girls College 11th Place Cambridge HS 12th Place St Orans College 2008. 1st Place Villa Maria College 2nd Place MAGS 3rd Place AGGS 4th Place Wellington Girls College 5th Place Tu Toa 6th Place New Plymouth Girls HS 7th Place Sacred Heart Girls College 8th Place St Cuthburts College 9th Place MotuekaHS 10th Place St Peter's College (Gore) 11th Place St Kevin's 12th Place Napier Girls HS 2009. 1st Place Tu Toa 2nd Place MAGS 3rd Place Palmerston North Girls HS 4th Place Wellington Girls College 5th Place AGGS 6th Place Westlake Girls HS #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 7th Place St Mary's College 8th Place St Peters College (Gore) 9th Place Verdon College 10th Place Marian College 11th Place St Kentigern College 12th Place Craighead Diocesan School 2010. 1st Place MAGS 2nd Place AGGS 3rd Place EGGS 4th Place Tu Toa 5th Place Wellington Girls College 6th Place Columba College 7th Place Rangi Ruru Girls School 8th Place Sacred Heart Girls College 9th Place Rangiora High School 10th Place St Kentigern College 11th Place Palmerston North Girls High School 12th Place Craighead Diocesan School 2011. 1st Place Tu Toa 2nd Place MAGS 3rd Place EGGS 4th Place Craighead Diocesan School 5th Place Palmerton North HS 6th Place Hamilton Girls HS 7th Place AGGS 8th Place Waimea College 9th Place Wellington East Girls College 10th Place St Margaret's College 11th Place Columba College 12th Place Cambridge HS 13th Place St Kentigern College #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 14th Place Sacred Heart Girls College 15th Place St Mary's College 16th Place Rangi Ruru Girls School 2012. 1st Place Mt Albert Grammar School 2nd Place Tu Toa 3rd Place Baradene College 4th Place St Margarets College 5th Place Waikato Diocesan School for Girls 6th Place Avondale College 7th Place St Mary's College 8th Place Craighead Diocesan College 9th Place Westlake Girls High School Sacred Heart Girls College, Lower 10th Place Hutt 11th Place Waimea College 12th Place Palmerston North Girls HS 13th Place Wellington East Girls College 14th Place Marian College 15th Place Trident HS 16th Place Marlborough College 2013. 1st Place Mt Albert Grammar School 2nd Place St Mary's College 3rd Place Wellington East Girls College 4th Place Baradene College of Sacred Heart 5th Place John Paul College 6th Place Pukekohe High School 7th Place Auckland Girls Grammar School 8th Place Westlake Girls High School 9th Place Tu Toa #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 10th Place South Otago High School 11th Place St Margaret's Colllege 12th Place New Plymouth Girls High School 13th Place Palmerston North Girls High School 14th Place Southland Girls High School 15th Place Waimea College 16th Place Christchurch Girls High School 2014. 1st Place Mt Albert Grammar School 2nd Place St Margaret's College 3rd Place Auckland Girls Grammar School 4th Place Wellington East Girls College 5th Place St Mary's College 6th Place Sacred Heard Girls College 7th Place Manukura 8th Place St Kentigern College 9th Place Westlake Girls High School 10th Place Waimea College 11th Place Southland Girls High School 12th Place St Andrew's College 13th Place Avondale College 14th Place Newlands College 15th Place Palmerston North Girls High School 16th Place South Otago High School 2015. 1st Place Mt Albert Grammar School 2nd Place St Kentigern College 3rd Place Wellington East Girls College 4th Place St Mary's College 5th Place Wellington Girls College 6th Place Manukura #WeLiveThisGame NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 7th Place Cashmere High School 8th Place Epsom Girl's Grammar School 9th Place St Margaret's College 10th Place Westlake Girls' High School 11th Place Baradene College 12th Place Southland Girls' High School 13th Place Napier Girls' High School 14th Place Waikato Diocesan 15th Place St Andrew's College 16th Place Roncalli College 2017. 1st Place Howick College 2nd Place St Kentigern College 3rd Place Manukura 4th Place Epsom Girls' Grammar School 5th Place Waikato Diocesan School for Girls Mount Albert Grammar School 6th Place 7th Place St Mary's Wellington 8th Place St Hilda's Collegiate School 9th Place St Paul's Collegiate School 10th Place Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt 11th Place St Margaret's College 12th Place Ashburton College 13th Place Palmerston North Girls' High School 14th Place Queen Margaret College 15th Place St Andrew's College 16th Place Christchurch Girls' High School NZ Secondary Schools Champs: RESULTS 2018. 1st place Mount Albert Grammar School 2nd place Westlake Girls’ High School 3rd place Saint Kentigern College 4th place Epsom Girls’ Grammar School 5th place Manukura 6th place New Plymouth Girls’ High School 7th place Hamilton Girls’ High School 8th place St Hilda’s Collegiate School 9th place Howick College 10th place Southland Girls’ High School 11th place Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt 12th place Villa Maria College 13th place Napier Girls’ High School 14th place Wellington East Girls’ College 15th place Christchurch Girls’ High School 16th place Nelson College for Girls .
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