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AQUATICS Ashburton Sailing Club EA Network Centre – Aquacise Address: Lake Hood Drive, Lake Hood, Contact: Anna Johnson – Gym Manager Ashburton 7774 Address: 20 River Terrace, Ashburton 7700 Contact: Grant Badger Phone: 03 308 4020 Phone: 021 299 3784 Website: www.eanetworkscentre.co.nz Email: [email protected] EA Network Centre – Learn to Swim EA Network Centre – Swimming Contact: Mel Barnett – Manager Contact: Natalie Corbett – Aquatics Manager Address: 20 River Terrace, Ashburton 7700 Address: 20 River Terrace, Ashburton 7700 Phone: 03 308 4020 Phone: 03 308 4020 Website: www.eanetworkscentre.co.nz Website: www.eanetworkscentre.co.nz Clearwater Aquatic Club - Lake Camp Hinds Swimming Club Inc. Contact: Greg Brake Contact: Cindy Wilkins Address: 67 Pages Road, Allenton, Ashburton Phone: 027 266 6010 7700 Email: [email protected] Phone: 03 308 919 Mayfield Swimming Pool Methven Community Pool Location: Mayfield Domain, RD 5, Mayfield Address: McDonald Street, Methven 7730 Contact Gerald Jacobson Contact: Sonia Cullen Phone 03303 6122 Phone: 302 8979 Water Ski Lake Hood Inc. Contact: Neil Donaldson (President) Phone: 03 308 3412 ATHLETICS Ashburton Harrier Club Junior Athletics Contact: Joe Ford Contact: Alannah Address: 9 Hillier Place, Ashburton Email: [email protected] Phone: 03 3074361 or 027 292 4449 For 7-14 year olds and runs from October to Email: [email protected] March. Website: www.sporty.co.nz/runandwalkashburton Facebook: runandwalkashburton Run and Walk Ashburton Contact: Joe Ford Address: 9 Hillier Place, Ashburton Phone: 03 3074361 or 027 292 4449 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sporty.co.nz/runandwalkashburton Facebook: runandwalkashburton BASKETBALL Ashburton Club and MSA Basketball Basketball Mid Canterbury Contact: B Van Der Eik (Secretary) Basketball Stadium Oxford Street Phone: 03 308 1998 Contact: Pauline Paterson Phone: 308 7474 or 021 745 749 Email: [email protected] BOWLS (INDOOR) Allenton Indoor Bowls Ashburton Club & MSA Bowls Indoor Contact: Yvonne Lister – Secretary Contact: Maurice Sunbeam (Secretary) Address: 23 Burnett Street, Ashburton 7700 Phone: 03 302 4010 Phone: 03 308 0275 Ashburton Indoor Bowls Assn. Baring Square Indoor Bowls Contact: Geoff Laird - Secretary Contact: Ken Johnston – Secretary Address: 31 McNally Street, Ashburton Address: 17 Oxford Street, Ashburton Phone: 03 302 3015 Phone: 03 308 4487 Methven Indoor Bowls Mt Somers Indoor Sports Club Contact: Martin Nordqvist – Secretary Contact: Murray Amyes – Secretary Address: 47 Lampard Street, Methven 7730 Address: RD1 Ashburton Phone: 03 302 8717 Phone: 03 303 0882 Mt Somers Bowls Club Rakaia Indoor Bowls Address: Mt Somers Domain Contact: John Gibbs – Secretary Contact: Wayne Tubb Address: 17 Rolleston Street, Rakaia Phone: 027 287 6881 Phone: 03 302 7123 RSA Indoor Bowls Wakanui Indoor Bowls Contact: Melva Clucas – Secretary Contact: Gaylene Smith – Secretary Address: 3/79 Cambridge Street, Hampstead, Address: 87 Smithfield Road, RD2, Ashburton Ashburton 7700 Phone: 03 308 6070 Phone: 03 308 3452 Willowby Indoor Bowls Contact: Murray Bassett – Secretary Address: RD4 Ashburton 7774 Phone: 03 302 6970 BOWLS (OUTDOOR) Ashburton MSA Bowling Club Ashburton Bowling Club Address: 115 Racecourse Rd Address: The Domain, 337 West Street, Phone: 03-308 9902 Ashburton Contact: Darcy Lysaght (Secretary) Phone: 03 308 5619 Phone: 03 308 9569 Allenton Bowling Club Hampstead Bowling Club Address: 14 Cavendish Street, Ashburton Address: 79 Cambridge Street, Ashburton Phone: 03 308 6260 Phone: 03 308 5436 Contact: Malcolm Behrns (03 307 2838) Rakaia Bowling Club Methven Bowling Club Address: 30 Rakaia Barrhill Methven Road Address: 23 Methven Chertsey Road, Phone: 03 302 7056 Methven Contact: Shirley Thomas (03 302 7868) Phone: 03 302 8785 Contact: Pat McElwain Phone: 03 302 9949 or 021 176 5993 Mid Canterbury Bowling Sub Centre Mt Somers Bowls Club Postal Address: 10 Wayne Place, Methven Location: Mt Somers Domain 7730 Contact: Wayne Tubb Contact: Graham Brooker Phone: 027 287 6881 Phone: 03 302 8064 BOXING Mid Canterbury Boxing Academy Address: 58 Melcombe Street, Tinwald, Ashburton Phone: 021 906 696 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mcyouth.org.nz/site/boxing- academy CRICKET Ashburton Club and MSA Cricket Technical Cricket Club Contact: John Campbell (Chair) Contact: Jason Morrison Phone: 03 308 6978 Phone: 027 319 6484 Methven Cricket Club Lauriston Cricket Club Contact: Mark Wareing Location: Corner of Line Road and Phone: 302 8877 or 027 2010011 Winchmore Lauriston Barrhill Road Contact: Richard Orr Phone: 027 678 1731 Email: [email protected] Coldstream Cricket Club Allenton Cricket Club Contact: Andrew Bennett (Secretary) Contact: Jeff Naish (Club Captain) Phone: 021 137 6148 Phone: 027 431 5199 Email: [email protected] CROQUET Allenton Croquet Club Methven Croquet Club Contact: Yvonne Lister Contact: Lorraine Pluck Address: 23 Burnett Street, Ashburton Address: 58 Allen Street, Methven Phone: 03 308 0275 Phone: 03 302 8388 Waireka Croquet Club Contact: Sue Lamb – Secretary Phone: 03 308 9445 Email: [email protected] CYCLING/MOUNTAIN BIKING Tinwald Cycling Club Bike Methven (Mountain Biking) Address: PO Box 55, Ashburton 7740 Address: PO Box 114, Methven 7745 Contact: Don Sutton (President) Contact: Ricky Brown (Chair) Phone: 027 463 1767 or Phone: 027 554 3009 Contact: Rob Hooper Website: www.bikemethven.co.nz Phone: 021 191 2337 Website: www.tinwaldcycling.co.nz Mid Canterbury MTB Club (Mountain Bike) Contact: James Reid (President) Phone: 027 480 0879 Email: [email protected] DANCING Ashburton Club and MSA Dance Age Concern Ashburton – Hip Hop Seniors Contact: Noeline Mackenzie (Secretary) Venue: Balmoral Hall Cameron Street, Phone: 03 3088720 Ashburton Phone: 03 308 6817 Wednesday 10.00am. Small cost Ashburton Rock & Roll Club Dance Worx Ashburton Contact: Jill Cullimore Address: Balmoral Hall, Cnr Cameron and Phone: 027 347 9349 Cass Streets, Ashburton Email: [email protected] Contact: Charmaine Quaid Meet at Ashburton Club and MSA Sunday Phone: 302 4726 or evenings at 6:30pm Contact: Miss Jessie Phone: 027 944 0168 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Dance-Worx-Ashburton Life Dance Academy Mid Canterbury D.C. Line Dancers Address: 58 Melcombe Street, Tinwald, Venue: Tinwald Hall, Grahams Road, Tinwald Ashburton Contact Annette Fyfe Phone: 021 906 696 Phone: 027 481 3131 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.mcyouth.org.nz/site/life-dance- academy/ R & R Line Dancing Ashburton Contact: Rayma White Phone: 027 486 7504 Email: [email protected] EQUESTRIAN Ashburton Polo Club Ashburton Pony Club - Methven Branch Contact: Michael Askin Contact: Pam Holmes Address: RD 3, Ashburton Address: Bellrock 6556 Arundel Rakaia Gorge Phone: 03 303 7239 Road, RD 12, Rakaia Phone: 03 302 8313 Ashburton Pony Club - Mill Creek Branch Ashburton Pony Club - Rakaia Branch Contact: Susan Harvey Contact: Vanessa Wilcox (President) Phone: 308 1192 Phone: 03 303 5020 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Ashburton Pony Club – Tinwald Branch Methven Adult Riding Group Contact Sophia Cramond Contact: Pam Holmes Phone: 021 238 6708 Address: Bellrock 6556 Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road, RD 12, Rakaia Phone: 03 302 8313 Mid Canterbury Riding for the Disabled Contact: Maxine Hooper Address: 25 Leeston Street RD8, Ashburton 7778 Phone: 03 308 5142 or 027 479 3196 Email: [email protected] FOOTBALL CLUBS Methven Football Club Contact: OJ Dodson Phone: 021 743 394 Email: [email protected] Website: www.methvenfc.com FITNESS CLUBS Age Concern Ashburton – Hip Hop for Seniors Age Concern Ashburton – Ladies Exercise Venue: Balmoral Hall Cameron Street, Class Ashburton Address: Ashburton Seniors Centre, 206 Phone: 03 308 6817 Cameron Street, Ashburton Wednesday 10.00am. Classes are held at the Phone: 3086817 Small cost To strengthen muscles, improve flexibility as well as Cardio Vascular and fitness exercises. Thursday 9.30am. Small cost. Age Concern Steady As You Go AnnaFit – Ashburton Contact: Age Concern Venue: Tinwald Catholic Church, 58 Thomson Phone: 03 308 6817 Street, Tinwald Email: [email protected] Contact: Anna King Designed to strengthen muscles and improve Phone: 021 874 445 balance to prevent falls for people aged over Email: [email protected] 65. Groups run at Allenton, Tinwald, Buffalo Website: www.annafit.co.nz Lodge Hall, Methven and Rakaia. AnnaFit – Methven CrossFit Ashburton Address: 131 Barkers Road, Methven Address:211a Alford Forest Road, Ashburton Contact: Anna King Contact: Kelven Hastie – (Manager) Phone: 021 874 445 Phone: 027 453 7128 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.annafit.co.nz Contact Physio Pilates – Methven and Staveley Curves Ashburton Phone: 03 302 8205 Address: 222 Havelock Street, Ashburton Email: [email protected] Phone: 03 308 4085 Website: www.contactphysio.co.nz Contact: Viv Williams (Franchisee) Email: [email protected] Website: www.curves.co.nz/club/ashburton- 159 Facebook: CurvesAshburtonNZ EA Network Centre – Evolve (Strength and EA Network Centre – Group Fitness (Les Balance Class) Mills, Mum’s and Buggies etc.) Contact: Anna Johnson – Gym Manager Contact: Anna Johnson – Gym Manager Address: 20 River Terrace, Ashburton 7700 Address: 20 River Terrace, Ashburton 7700 Phone: 03 308 4020 Phone: 03 308 4020 Website: www.eanetworkscentre.co.nz Website: www.eanetworkscentre.co.nz Exhale Yoga
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