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2021 College Basketball League Schedule Friday Prem Sen Boys 1 Sen Boys Prem Girls Sen Girls Sen Girls Tuesday Jun Boys Jun Boys Jun Boys Jun Girls Jun Girls Jun Girls Boys 2 & below 1 2 & below Prem 1 2 & below Prem 1 2 & below MAY 07 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 MAY 04 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 Grading 1 14 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 11 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 Grading 2 21 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 18 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 Grading 3 28 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 25 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 Rd 1 - 1 JUNE 04 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 JUNE 01 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 Rd 1 - 2 11 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 08 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 Rd 1 - 3 18 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 15 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 Rd 1 - 4 25 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 22 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 Rd 1 - 5 JULY 02 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 29 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 Rd 1 - 6 09 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 JULY 06 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 Rd 1 - 7 16 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 13 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 23 20 JULY 30 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 JULY 27 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 Rd 2 - 1 AUG 06 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 AUG 03 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 Rd 2 - 2 13 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 10 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 Rd 2 - 3 AUG 20 Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final 17 Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final Semi Final 27 FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL 24 FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL Aug 30- **WINTER TOURNAMENT WEEK** Aug 30- **WINTER TOURNAMENT WEEK** Sept 04 Sept 04 Premier & Senior Division 1 Boys & Girls games will be at ASB Sports Centre, Kilbirnie However, with 8 teams per grade there will be 4 games a night that can’t be accommodated at ASB so will be at school gyms. Juniors start Tuesday May 4th May which is the first Tuesday in Term 2 Seniors start Friday May 7th which is the first Friday in Term 2 ALL Junior Grade Finals will be on Tuesday 24 August at Walter Nash (where possible) ALL Senior Finals will be on Friday 27 August at ASB (where possible) LEAGUE CONVENOR Tracey Devereux College Sport Wellington Tel: 939 1102 Mobile: 027 2477 578 Email: [email protected] RESULTS It is critical that our league tables are current – for that to occur all schools need to ensure their weekly results are entered through the online facility, into the College Sport database. No later than 11.00am on the day following games – Monday for Senior games. DEFAULTS To be advised no later than 1.00pm on day of play to: 1. Opposition School's Convenor. 2. College Sport Wellington Tel: 939 1102 Email: [email protected] UNNOTIFIED OR LATE DEFAULT FEE IS $20 (FOR PREMIER GRADES THE FEE IS $50) COMPLAINTS & PROTESTS These must be lodged in writing through the School Convenor and on the appropriate form, available in this handbook, to College Sport Wellington within 72 hours of the match. REGIONAL CONTACT Capital Zone Basketball Scott Richardson Tel 021 802 665 E-mail: [email protected] ASSOCIATION CONTACTS Hutt Valley Basketball Association Alicia Wharewera Tel 027 567 5464 E-mail: [email protected] Kapiti Basketball Association Rob Scriven Email: [email protected] Porirua Basketball Association Deslee Wrathall Tel 027 244 8141 E-mail: [email protected] Wellington Basketball Association Jasmine Morris Tel 021 252 3592 E-mail: [email protected] School Tel Convenor Mobile Email Colours Aotea 237 3166 Ria Nathu 027 768 6529 [email protected] Navy/White Bishop Viard 237 5248 Marek Wolbinski 021 203 8804 [email protected] White/Black Chilton 566 4089 Arlene Hewitt 021 380 037 [email protected] Grey/Red/White Heretaunga 939 9370 Debbie Coetzee 027 526 3229 [email protected] Maroon/Gold Hutt International 528 6227 Paul Brennan 027 281 1628 [email protected] Navy/Red Hutt Valley High 566 4584 Javed Koya 027 201 6609 [email protected] Black/ White /Grey Kapiti 902 5121 Ali Fitzmaurice 021 194 4573 [email protected] Black /Maroon Mana 237 5424 Pene Bishop-Paenga 022 406 6219 [email protected] Green/White Naenae 576 4546 Yvonne Manuel 027 203 5613 [email protected] Navy/White Newlands 473 4136 Ben Broadbent 027 427 3871 [email protected] Red/Blue Onslow 478 8189 Carolyn Patchell 027 449 2959 [email protected] Green/White Otaki – combined* 06 364 8204 Kirsty Doyle 021 102 0058 [email protected] Black Paraparaumu 902 5170 Nick Cooper 021 229 9767 [email protected] Blue/Green Porirua 237 5465 Api Taufa 027 239 7071 [email protected] Black/Yellow/Blue Queen Margaret 473 7160 Nadine Stembridge 027 231 6434 [email protected] Navy/White Rongotai 939 3050 Matt Eagle 027 342 0478 [email protected] Yellow/Blue Sacred Heart 566 1089 Vicki-Lee Remuera 021 364 523 [email protected] Red/Black Samuel Marsden 476 8792 Eliott Brookes 027 238 9284 [email protected] Sky Blue/Green Scots College 388 0850 Matt McEwan 027 304 2543 [email protected] White /Red/Black St Bernard’s 560 9250 Andrew Cavill 027 202 2138 [email protected] Bllue/Gold St Catherine’s 939 8988 Heloise Welch 027 321 7141 [email protected] Blue/Black St Mary’s 473 5554 Emma Calcutt 022 494 5226 [email protected] Black /White St Oran’s 939 1260 Barbara Bialy 027 4184 560 [email protected] Green/Red St Pat’s (Silverstream) 939 4224 Reuben Pivac 021 0257 9981 [email protected] Sky Blue/White St Pat’s (Town) 939 3070 Wayne Mills 021 441 608 [email protected] White/Blue Taita 567 8728 Debbie Elliott 021 157 6693 [email protected] Black/Green/White Tawa 232 8184 Pare Wiki-Cummings 027 440 3315 [email protected] Blue/Red/Gold Te Kura Maori o Porirua 235 9617 Keanu Andrews-Sio 027 622 8907 [email protected] Red/White/Black WRM Te Rito – combined* 06 634 9000 Trist Rewiti 021 287 4784 [email protected] Black Upper Hutt 527 8749 Sam Twomey 021 243 9972 [email protected] Navy/Gold Wa Ora Montessori 567 2377 Sarah Jane Lambie 027 477 5899 [email protected] Green Wainuiomata High 938 3224 Peter Cowan 027 264 5553 [email protected] Black/Green Wellington Coll 802 2547 Dave Keat 027 414 9188 [email protected] Black Wellington East 385 8514 Rachel McMaster 021 142 7507 [email protected] Navy/Gold Wellington Girls’ 472 5743 Carolyn Kirkpatrick 027 575 0091 [email protected] Black/Gold Wellington High 802 7677 Liam Good 027 757 4642 [email protected] Green/Gold Whitby Collegiate 234 1070 Sally Rose 022 193 0530 [email protected] Navy/White/Gold LEAGUE PLAYING CONDITIONS The By Laws of College Sport Wellington shall apply to any situations not covered within the Basketball League playing conditions. In particular the eligibility criteria contained within the CSW By Laws should be noted. These By Laws are copied at the conclusion of this section. 1. GENERAL i. The League shall, if required, have a set up meeting in March and a wind up meeting within a fortnight of the conclusion of the Finals at which any remits for consideration for implementation the following year shall be considered by delegates. ii. The conduct and eligibility of schools’, players and coaches shall be in accordance with the Constitution and By Laws of College Sport Wellington & rules of Basketball New Zealand. iii. League games shall be scheduled as follows: Juniors – Tuesdays’ commencing the first Tuesday of term 2, and Seniors – Fridays’ commencing the first Friday of term 2, and both divisions concluding no later than the first week in September.
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