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Open Men Open Women U17 Men U17 Women Canterbury Secondary
Canterbury Secondary Schools Cross Country Mountainbike Championship Crocodile XC MTB Park, 27 March 2019 Open Men Pos Bib Name Team Time Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 1 266 Brandon THORNLEY Christchurch Boys’ High School 39:09 9:23 14:37 15:09 2 437 Luke GILL Rangiora High School 40:09 9:30 15:11 15:29 3 638 Scott SMITH University of Canterbury 40:32 9:47 15:36 15:08 4 536 Ben LEECH St Andrew's College 40:56 9:44 15:29 15:44 5 510 George BELCHER Shirley Boys’ High School 47:05 11:22 18:09 17:33 6 517 Leo MARRYATT Shirley Boys’ High School 47:05 11:26 17:40 17:59 7 219 Liam ORR Christ's College 54:57 12:10 20:52 21:55 8 136 Thomas JAMES Burnside High School 56:02 13:21 20:48 21:53 9 221 Jack SATTERTHWAITE Christ's College 59:46 13:57 22:42 23:08 10 258 Michael MCKEEGAN Christchurch Boys’ High School 28:08 10:21 17:47 11 347 Joel TREGURTHA Hillmorton High School 38:15 14:33 23:42 12 223 Caleb WESTBURY Christ's College 40:24 14:04 26:20 Open Women Pos Bib Name Team Time Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 1 182 Courtney ROSS Cashmere High School 47:28 11:15 17:52 18:20 2 410 Caitlin TITHERIDGE Mt Hutt College 50:02 11:46 19:08 19:08 3 172 Lucy HUMPHESON Cashmere High School 51:59 11:47 19:24 20:48 U17 Men Pos Bib Name Team Time Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 1 315 Ethan ROSE Darfield High School 35:53 8:45 13:15 13:53 2 455 Jacob TURNER Rangiora High School 37:53 8:45 13:49 15:20 3 181 Fergus O'NEILL Cashmere High School 41:31 9:54 15:29 16:09 4 539 Harri SILCOCK St Andrew's College 42:36 10:06 15:38 16:52 5 631 Dominic MULLER Cashmere High School 43:27 10:04 16:11 17:11 6 250 William -
Elegant Letter
RHS RUGBY NEWSLETTER I S S U E 20: 2 5 J U L Y 2012 U15 Tournament Team 2012 The team to compete in the South Island Secondary Schools Junior Rugby Tournament has been selected and is as follows: Name Form Class Name Form Class Churchill, Conor 10SDB Kenny, Zack 10RMN Cooke, Matt 10RMN McCallum, Patrick 10LLH Couch, Todd 10NWL McCallum, Ryan 11MSI Cox, Jared 9LGM McClintock, Matthew 10SDB Duckworth, Luke 10MBI Mulholland, Harry 10LDS Dyer, Cameron 11RMM Peseta, Moresby 10STR Fordyce, Jack 10RBL Salton, Robbie 11SSZ Gardner, George 10HHT Sim, Josh 10RMN Gray, Jordan 10STR Smith, Rhys 10SDB Howe, Jack 10SMD Wicksteed, Ben 10LDS Jenkins, Kerran 10STR Wilson-Bairds, Naaria 10LDS Kennett-Smith, Jaydan 10MBI Wunderink, Caleb 10MBI The U15 tournament team will play two games prior to the South Island Secondary Schools Tournament, the first against Ashburton College on Tuesday 21st August as part of the annual exchange, and the second against Lincoln College on Wednesday 29th August, kick-off 3. 15 p.m. WELLINGTON 1ST XV TRIP Both teams pictured at Takapuwahia Marae. Kori Jones (Captain) is holding the ‘Caleb Church – Curtis Tui Memorial Trophy’ Tauhara College are from Taupo and the two sides first met in 2009 at the Southern Skies tournament in Brisbane. Tauhara visited Rangiora in 2010 and the first game for the Memorial Trophy was played. Caleb played for the RHS 1st XV in 2007 and was tragically killed in a car accident in 2009. Curtis Tui was a member of the Tauhara side but lost his battle with cancer in 2009. -
School Name Abbreviations Used in Sports Draws.Xlsx
SCHOOL NAME ABBREVIATIONS USED IN SPORTS DRAWS School Name School Abbreviation Aidanfield Christian School ADCS Akaroa Area School AKAS Allenvale School ALNV Amuri Area School AMUR Aranui High School ARAN Ashburton College ASHB Avonside Girls High School AVSG Burnside High School BURN Cashmere High School CASH Catholic Cathedral College CATH Cheviot Area School CHEV Christchurch Adventist School CHAD Christchurch Boys High School CBS Christchurch Girls High School CGHS Christchurch Rudolf Steiner School RSCH Christ's College CHCO Darfield High School DARF Ellesmere College ELLE Ferndale School FERN Hagley Community College HAGL Halswell Residential School HALS Hillmorton High School HLMT Hillview Christian School HLCS Hornby High School HORN Hurunui College HURU Kaiapoi High School KAIA Kaikoura High School KKOR Lincoln High School LINC Linwood College LINW Mairehau High School MAIR Marian College MARN Middleton Grange School MDGR Mt Hutt College MTHT Oxford Area School OXAS Papanui High School PPNU Rangi Ruru Girls School RRGS Rangiora High School RAHS Rangiora New Life School RNLS Riccarton High School RICC Shirley Boys High School SHIR St Andrew's College STAC St Bede's College STBD St Margaret's College STMG St Thomas of Canterbury College STCC Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Whanau Tahi TAHI Te Kura Whakapumau I Te Reo Tuuturu Ki Waitaha TKKW Te Pa o Rakaihautu TPOR Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery UNLM Van Asch Deaf Education Centre VASH Villa Maria College VILL Waitaha Learning Centre WAIT . -
Membership Directory Contents NZACS Executive
Membership directory Contents NZACS Executive .................................................................................................... 1 Secretary to the Executive ..................................................................................... 2 NZACS website ....................................................................................................... 2 Regional coordinators ............................................................................................ 3 Support organisations ............................................................................................ 4 Life associate members.......................................................................................... 4 Member schools by region ..................................................................................... 5 Membership contact details A-Z ............................................................................ 8 Please note: The details in this directory are as at April 2021 and are subject to change. Schools and organisations listed on pages 1-7 are hyperlinked to the membership contact details on pages 8-22. GOLD Sponsors SILVER Sponsors BRONZE Sponsors 1 NZACS Executive NZACS EXECUTIVE Shaun Brooker (chairperson) Hamilton Christian School Gavin Clark (deputy chairperson) Hastings Christian School Teresa Thomson Aidanfield Christian School Craig Utting Middleton Grange Tim Kuipers Ashburton Christian School Secretary to the Executive Del Miller NZ Association for Christian Schools Secretary to the Executive -
RANGIORA HIGH SCHOOL East Belt, Rangiora 7400, New Zealand
Whakautea Respect Rangiora Tohaina Contribute Wawatahia Aspire HighTe KuraSchool Tuarua o Rangiora NEWSLETTER March 2017 RESPECT ASPIRE CONTRIBUTE RANGIORA HIGH SCHOOL East Belt, Rangiora 7400, New Zealand Phone +64 3 3118888 Fax +64 3 3138005 Email [email protected] Website rangiorahigh.school.nz From Julia Malcolm, Acting Principal Ngā mihinui ki a koutou I hope you enjoy reading this second newsletter for Term 1. We are well into the term and its routines. Last week at assembly we recognized the students who gained NCEA Level 1 and 2 with Excellence endorsements. It was a great example to younger students to see the students from their House who had aimed high, and achieved at the highest level. I wish them well as they build on this performance for this year. Excel- lence can look different for different people. So as long as the goal is to do your very best, then reaching that goal is your ‘excellence’. Next week’s Student Achievement Interview Day is an excellent op- portunity for all three sides of the learning triangle – student, teacher, family – to check they are all working together and accessing all support required so that each individual student at the end of the year can say, “I did my best, and am proud of myself”. This year our focus remains on improving student achievement, engaging students through relevant learning pathways and retaining students through to the end of Year 13. We have been pleased to see movement in some areas already. Two examples are the achievement of last year’s Year 11 Maori students in NCEA which is definitely trending upwards and the increased number of boys gaining NCEA at Excellence. -
2018 CBA Annual Report
ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Canterbury Basketball Association Inc. 220 Pages Road, PO Box 24-063, City East, Christchurch 8141 www.canterbury.nz.basketball Patron: Maurie Henshall Staff: Paul Duggan - CEO Chairman: Tim Bennetts James Lissaman - Community Basketball Manager Board: Simon-Pierre Mbonyinshuti, Alan Harrison, Lisa Nicky Jagger - Finance Manager Davison, Murray Kennedy, Barry Dent, Alan Wenmoth Marty Davison - Referee Manager Maurie Henshall, Tina Cook, Peter Crowhen, Life Members: Lori McDaniel - Community Coach and Women’s Darrel Flynn-Thompson, John Grocott, W. Bruce Martin, Development Officer Raewyn Willocks, Paula Wilkinson, Terry Brunel Rebecca Moon: Community Events Officer/Junior Referee Manager Page 2 CONTENTS Board Chair Report ......................................... 4 Midweek Basketball Report ........................... 18 CEO’s Report ................................................... 6 Referee’s Report ............................................ 19 Club Basketball Competitions Report ............. 7 Lincoln University Scholarship Programme ......20 Wildcat’s Report ............................................ 12 McDonald’s High School Competition .......... 21 CBA Representative Report .......................... 13 Independent Audit & Financial Statements ... 24 Women’s Basketball ...................................... 17 Obituary ......................................................... 32 Community Coach Report ............................. 17 Coach Development ...................................... 17 Canterbury -
Newsletter ~ 7Th August, 2014
Newsletter ~ 7th August, 2014 From the Principal a wealth of experience as a leader in the business world and Firstly, as we head into August, a is currently involved with the reminder that Friday 22nd is a Christchurch rebuild. His talk was Teacher Only Day. On this day inspirational as he shared his staff will be in Rangiora working views on leadership and the some with teachers from our fellow of the key things involved in being Canterbury Area Schools. This is Oxford Early Learning a good leader. He also spoke to proving to be a very valuable day Yesterday weCentre hosted around 250 Year 13 students and other for us and has become a feature students from three other area groups in Years 5/6 and 7/8 of our collaboration with the other schools; Cheviot, Akaroa and during his visit. schools. It is a chance for us to Rangiora New Life at the CASA share the challenges we face We are looking forward to two kapa haka day. This day has across the whole school and productions this term. The Year become a regular feature of the discuss ideas as to how we can 7/8 performance on 21st August school year for these Area do the very best for all our and the senior drama class Schools and provides a real students. This is valuable presenting “Blood Brothers” opportunity for our kapa haka professional development for all on 23rd and 24th September. groups to share experiences and staff involved and has been ideas through workshops and The senior Social Studies class scheduled on the school calendar perform to each other. -
RANGIORA HIGH SCHOOL East Belt, Rangiora 7400, New Zealand
Whakautea Respect Rangiora Tohaina Contribute Wawatahia Aspire HighTe KuraSchool Tuarua o Rangiora NEWSLETTER February 2017 RESPECT ASPIRE CONTRIBUTE RANGIORA HIGH SCHOOL East Belt, Rangiora 7400, New Zealand Phone +64 3 3118888 Fax +64 3 3138005 Email [email protected] Website rangiorahigh.school.nz From Julia Malcolm, Acting Principal Ngā mihi ki a koutou Welcome to the first newsletter for 2017. We are well underway for the school year and things are settling into a routine. In our first week we welcomed 353 Year 9s and over 40 students at other levels into the school, along with 43 international students from Austria, Chile, German and Japan. That is over 400 new people in our school and represents an exciting time for them as they transition into a new environment and search out opportunities for their learning and growth. I hope they are feeling a sense of belonging. Our school motto, Lux Cum Amore - Enlightenment with Friendship, is particularly relevant at this time. It was great to have two principals from our contributing primary schools to attend the mihi whakatau and ‘hand over’ the Year 9s to us. This occasion is the only time we gather together in a formal situation as a school. Year 13s have certainly stepped up to the plate and enjoyed their role as peer support leaders for the Year 9s and for the international students. There is no better way to develop skills than taking on these mentoring and support roles and I thank them for their input. Our six houses and their house leaders along with the Head Student team have already been away on a three day camp to the Boyle River. -
Rhs Rugby Newsletter
R H S R U G B Y NEWSLETTER I S S U E 56: 4 J U N E 2014 Junior Boys Green vs Junior Boys Gold: Wednesday 28th May Last Wednesday 28th was the game the Junior boys really look forward to, when they get to play each other - Green vs Gold. The match was played in great spirits with both teams looking to attack all the time and this made for an entertaining game with some great tries scored. Green managed to get on top early but Gold did come back and scored some well-constructed tries with the final score being 36-12. The game was also used as a trial for the Under 15s and the squad for the Marlborough Boys College Exchange will picked after this week’s game. Thanks to Sara Sorenson for these photos. RHS Girls Tens The Girls Gold played Christchurch Girls High School, going down 36-17. Despite the score, it was a really even game, the difference being CGHS being better at flicking it out wide. Lots of room for improvement next time. RHS 2nd XV vs Hurunui A significant size difference, too many infringements and cold hands contributed to the 2nd XV’s first loss in the Combined Country U18 competition. In a game rescheduled to Tuesday evening, our boys battled valiantly up front but some poor first up tackling of the bigger lads meant Hurunui stretched out to an unachievable lead. All the opposition tries were strong forward efforts but there was no lack of effort by our boys to ‘muscle up’ as best they could. -
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2019 SS Rosters ALL PLAYERS 4 CHECKS
Returned 2856 records 2019 SS Rosters ALL PLAYERS 4 CHECKS Competition Name Team Name Family Name First Name 2019 Junior SS Premierships Zone 1 Boys A Grade Howick College Betham Eden Fiti Lesley Howick College Bethune Caine Paul Howick College Gan Gerry Howick College Hall Branden Gray Howick College Henry Logan James Howick College Jones Maui Howick College McOnie Kaiin William Konrad Howick College Naidoo Jaden Ryan Howick College Rutene Caleb Howick College Scott Ryan Michael Howick College Snyman Xander Howick College Watene William Francis Mihaka Kristin School Kim Yeonjun Kristin School logue samuel Kristin School Mazer Florian Kristin School Roadley Christian Kristin School Wallace Lachlan Kristin School Waymouth Titan Kristin School Xie Ethan Manurewa High School Ancha Ryan Manurewa High School Apulu Alexavier Manurewa High School Kaifoto Sam Manurewa High School Pati Issachar Manurewa High School pure ziggy Manurewa High School Smith Ricky Manurewa High School Tadeo Family Ahron Manurewa High School Tapu Brian Manurewa High School Tonganibeia Brandon Orewa College Argi Carlos Orewa College Bayes Mitchell Orewa College Heron-Elms Jack Orewa College Jamieson Luke Orewa College Orio Steven Orewa College Pheiffer V Report Run Thu Aug 22 07:35:04 2019 Competition Name Team Name Family Name First Name Orewa College Piper Felix Orewa College Postlewaight Daniel Rosmini College B Balingit Miguel Rosmini College B Batty Joshua Rosmini College B Gannaban Jedrex Rosmini College B Jackowski Voytek Rosmini College B Maling Charlie Rosmini -
RESULTS Year 0-4 Cross Country Challenge 2015
Year 0/1 Boys Year 0/1 Girls No. Name School No. Name School 1 Louis Dowall Hillview Christian School 1 Abby Graham Hillview Christian School 2 Israel Davis Hillview Christian School 2 Rennah Meecham Hillview Christian School 3 Harry Lowe Rolleston Christian School 3 Yana Shakhnovich Hillview Christian School 4 Lucas Thornton Rangiora New Life School 4 Elsie May Stocks Hillview Christian School 5 Caleb Paton Aidanfield Christian 5 Mika Lene Hillview Christian School 6 Lincoln SNA Opawa School 6 Annabelle Ting Aidanfield Christian 7 Jaxon Waddell Hillview Christian School 7 Emma Raney Rangiora New Life School 8 Fynn Tyler Hillview Christian School 8 Arielle Tarawa Rangiora New Life School 9 Sam Cook Hillview Christian School 9 Emma Kubala Aidanfield Christian 10 Reuben Croker Hillview Christian School 10 Allizae Russell-Phelan Rangiora New Life School 11 Riley Rosalitas Christchurch Adventist 11 Akira Roake Opawa School 12 Ethan Zhou Aidanfield Christian 12 Allanah Nye Hillview Christian School 13 Jesse Stuart Rangiora New Life School 13 Lyla Simpson Opawa School 14 Craig Fuliese Christchurch Adventist 14 Emma Price Rolleston Christian School 15 Oliver Isbell Rolleston Christian School 15 Lauren Howell Opawa School 16 Nicholas Clark Christchurch Adventist 16 Bella Rolston-Burgess Rolleston Christian School 17 Mikae Hape Aidanfield Christian 17 Felicity Kennedy Rolleston Christian School 18 Thomas Steven Rolleston Christian School 18 Cosette Risuleo Christchurch Adventist School 19 Connor Cogle Opawa School 19 Christine Jones Emmanuel Christian School 20 Noah Orlowski Rolleston Christian School 20 21 Josiah Taylor Rolleston Christian School 21 22 Deon Petitt Rolleston Christian School 22 23 Ashveer Singh Opawa School 23 Team Hillview Christian School Team Hillview Christian School Year 2 Boys Year 2 Girls No.