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CSW Regionals 2021 COLLEGE SPORT WELLINGTON & CAPITAL FOOTBALL | 2021 FUTSAL COLLEGE REGIONALS | SENIOR DRAW Court 5/6 Court 7/8 Court 9/10 Court 11/12 Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away 9:00 Scots College Wellington High School St Pat's Town HIBS Rongotai College Onslow College 9:25 St Pat's Silverstream Porirua College HVHS Naenae College Wellington College Wainuiomata High School 9:50 Onslow College Wellington Girls' St Mary's HVHS Wellington East Sacred Heart 10:15 Scots College St Bernard's HIBS Upper Hutt College Wainuiomata High School Heretaunga College 10:40 St Pat's Silverstream Otaki College Naenae College Kapiti College Rongotai College Aotea College 11:05 Onslow College Samuel Marsden Sacred Heart HVHS Wellington East St Mary's 11:30 Wellington High School St Bernard's St Pat's Town Upper Hutt College Wellington College Heretaunga College 11:55 Porirua College Otaki College HVHS Kapiti College Aotea College Onslow College 12:20 Wellington Girls' Samuel Marsden Sacred Heart St Mary's Wellington East HVHS 13:10 Boys Cup Quarterfinal 1 (1st PA v lowest 2nd place) Boys Cup Quarterfinal 2 (1st PB v highest 2nd place) Boys Cup Quarterfinal 3 (1st PC v 1st PF) Boys Cup Quarterfinal 4 (1st PD v 1st PE) 13:35 Boys Plate Quarterfinal 1 (3rd-ranked 2nd place v 3rd PF) Boys Plate Quarterfinal 2 (4th-ranked 2nd place v 3rd PE) Boys Plate Quarterfinal 3 (3rd PA v 3rd PD) Boys Plate Quarterfinal 4 (3rd PB v 3rd PC) 14:00 Boys 17/18 playoff leg 1 (Lowest ranked teams from pool play) Girls Plate Semifinal (4th PB v 3rd PA) Girls Cup Semifinal 2 (1st PB v 2nd PA) Girls Cup Semifinal 1 (1st PA v 2nd PB) 14:25 5/6 Playoff (High 2 Ranked* Loser Cup Quarters) 7/8 Playoff (Low 2 Ranked* Loser Cup Quarters) Boys Cup Semifinal 1 (WCQF1 v WCQF4) Boys Cup Semifinal 2 (WCQF2 v WCQF3) 14:50 Boys 17/18 playoff leg 2 (Lowest ranked teams from pool play) Boys Plate Semifinal 2 (WPQF3 v WPQF4) Boys Plate Semifinal 1 (WPQF1 v WPQF2) Girls 3/4 Place Playoff (LCSF1 v LCSF2) 15:15 15/16 Playoff (Low 2 Ranked* Loser Plate QFs) Girls Cup Final (WCSF1 v WCSF2) Girls Plate Final (WPSF v 3rd PB) 15:40 13/14 Playoff (High 2 Ranked* Loser Plate QFs) Boys Cup Final (WCSF1 v WCSF2) Boys Plate Final (WPSF1 v WPSF2) *Ranking order from pool play; 1. Position, 2. Points, 3. Goal difference, 4. Goals for) Senior Boys Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D Pool E Pool F Scots College St Pat's Town Rongotai College St Pat's Silverstream HVHS Wellington College St Bernard's HIBS Onslow College Otaki College Kapiti College Heretaunga College Wellington High School Upper Hutt College Aotea College Porirua College Naenae College Wainuiomata High School Senior Girls Pool A Pool B Onslow College Wellington East Wellington Girls' Sacred Heart Samuel Marsden St Mary's HVHS.
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