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He Hītori O Te Māori Ki Ngā Taumāhekeheke O Te Ao
He Hītori o te Māori ki ngā Taumāhekeheke o te Ao A history of Māori competing at the Olympic Games The Olympics are spread over three sections: Summer Olympic Games – starting in 1896 at Athens, Greece Winter Olympics Games – starting in 1924 at Chamonix, France Paralympic Games – starting in 1960 at Rome, Italy E ngā mātāwaka o te motu, tenā Koutou katoa. In promoting and recording Maori participation in the Olympics, we attempt through research to collate and record correct names and their Iwi, however there will be times when data collated is not correct, including athletes that have been missed off the list, please contact [email protected] with any error or additions that need to be rectified correctly. Tiki Garratt, CEO Maori Sports Awards “A reminder to all, that the roots of our Aotearoa nation began before 1840 - and the fruits of our whakapapa tree continue to remind us that our sweetness comes from that diversity. “ Ta Tamati Reedy KNZM Compiled by Te Tohu Taakaro o Aotearoa Charitable Trust in partnership with the NZ Olympic Committee New Zealanders first competed in the 1908 Summer Olympic Games in London as part of an ‘Australasian’ team. The first Māori to compete at a Summer Olympic Games was in 1932 at the Los Angeles Olympics were John Hoani MacDonald and Lawrence Jumbo Jackson competing in the rowing eights. Māori to date have won a total of fifteen gold medals, eight silver medals and six bronze medals. At the Rio Māori had 43 athletes in the Summer Olympics (21.6%) and 7 Officials, 4 Māori in the Rio Paralympics, and 2 Maori representing Australia in the Summer Olympics. -
Blues Sports Awards 2006
Blues Sports Awards 2006 Monday October 2 Sir Neil Waters Lecture Theatres Foyer Proudly supported by Programme Blues Awards History 6.30 pm Pre-dinner drinks The New Zealand Universities Blues award is the highest sporting accolade given in the NZ tertiary system. It is part of a tradition dating from 1922 in New Zealand and earlier in England, where the 7.00 pm Awards ceremony and dinner colours of Oxford and Cambridge Universities came to be a symbol for sporting excellence. Master of Ceremonies - Dr Trish Bradbury Sporting 'Blues' have been made famous by the rivalry between England's most famous universities, Oxford and Cambridge. 'Oxford' Senior Lecturer, Management & International blues were only awarded for 'real' sports, such as rowing, rugby Business, Massey University Auckland and cricket. Athletes in other codes could only aspire to half blues. One Irish University purportedly awards top athletes 'pinks'. Guest Speaker - sponsored by the Bank of New Zealand Massey University's earliest recipient of a New Zealand University Blues Award was Mac Cooper in 1934 for Rugby. Mac Cooper also Mr Duane Kale won a Rhodes Scholarship in 1934 and played against the NZ All Duane is an inspiring figure with an impressive list of Blacks in 1935 for Oxford and Scotland. George Robinson and E sporting and professional achievements made against Orgias were awarded Blues in 1935 for Athletics. Hockey player, H the odds. Until 1991 he was an able bodied, competitive B Lawry also won an NZU Blue in 1935. triathlete. When a spinal tumour resulted in him becoming an incomplete paraplegic, Duane very quickly found the In 1990, Massey University resurrected the practice of awarding courage to carry on, achieving huge success in Blues to its top sporting students in all sports with the Massey Paralympics. -
North Harbour Hockey Associat North Harbour Hockey Association
North Harbour Hockey Associat ion Inc P O Box 302139, North Harbour North Harbour Hockey Stadium, 60 Paul Matthews Drive, Albany Phone (09) 415-7396, Fax (09) 415-7403 Email: [email protected] Website: www.harbourhockey.org.nz Media Release 7 th December 2010 PAST BLACK STICK PLAYERS ADD TO THE CELEBRITY HOCKEY EVENT North Harbour Hockey has confirmed that the 2010 Celebrity Hockey Match will take place on Friday December 10 th at North Harbour Hockey Stadium. And this week it was also confirmed that a half field, 6 on 6, exhibition style curtain raiser will take place between ‘Past’ Black Sticks and ‘Current’ Black Sticks. Bevan Hari who played over 200 tests for NZ between 1997 – 2008 has confirmed he will take part in the match. ‘I accepted the invite to participate in the match as soon as I was asked, it will be great to catch up with past team mates and take on the youth of today. I’ll have to see how the legs hold up though, I don’t think I’ll be as fast as I used to be” said Hari. All proceeds from the event will go to Canterbury Hockey to help restore both their 2 water based playing fields and their Canterbury Hockey offices. The facilities were damaged by the earthquake which took place in the early hours of September 4 th to the extent where they have temporarily relocated their offices. This week also confirmed some additions to the celebrity list with Commonwealth Games silver medalist Daniel Bell (swimming), NZ AFL captain Andrew Crighton , and former C4 and Prime TV host Clarke Gayford all added to the start list for the celebrity match. -
Annual Report 2004/2005 Hockey Australia Proudly Acknowledges Its Sponsors
Hockey Australia Annual Report 2004/2005 Hockey Australia proudly acknowledges its sponsors Page 4 Contents Vision and Mission Statement..............................................................4 Current Organisational Chart...............................................................5 President’s Report................................................................................6 Chief Executive's Report .....................................................................7 The Year in Review........................................................................8 & 9 National Coach’s Report - Men..................................................10 & 11 National Coach’s Report - Women.............................................12 & 13 Game Development Report........................................................14 - 16 Business/Sponsorship Report.....................................................17 - 18 Communications/Media Report.........................................................18 Australian Hockey League Report ......................................................19 International Hockey Federation........................................................19 Oceania Hockey Federation Report...................................................20 Indoor Report....................................................................................20 Veterans – Women's Report................................................................20 Country Report..................................................................................21 -
2016 Hockey NZ Annual Report
HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 CONTENTS 4. 2016 Outcomes 5. CEO Report SPONSORS AND OFFICIAL PARTNERS 7. Chair’s Report 8. Board 9. Hockey Foundation 10. Gala Dinner 11. GROW THE HOCKEY COMMUNITY 12. Fan Engagement 11 13. Coaching & Development 15. Umpires & Officials 20. Small Sticks HAWKE’S BAY | MASTER NEW ZEALAND BLACK AND WHITE LOGO 18. Masters 20. Maori 21. A WORLD CLASS HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAMME 22. Black Sticks Men FUNDING PARTNERS 21 24. Black Sticks Women 26. Rio Olympic Games 28. 2016 Ford Trans-Tasman Trophy 30. Black Sticks Milesones 31. Hawke’s Bay Cup 32. Retirements 33. EVENTS AND COMPETITIONS 34. Domestic Competition Results 33 38. Hockey Councils 39. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 41. Independent Auditor’s Report 39 43. Statement of Comprehensive Revenue and Expenses 43. Statement of Changes in Net Assets 44. Statement of Financial Position 45. Statement of Cash Flows 45. Notes to the Financial Statements (Extract) TEAM BEHIND THE TEAM 47. ESSENTIAL HOCKEY INFORMATION 48. 2016 Player Numbers 49. 2016 Umpire & Officials Numbers ® 47 50. Hockey New Zealand Team 51. Hockey Community Contact List Printing proudly sponsored by Fuji Xerox 2 >> Hockey New Zealand ANNUAL REPORT / 2016 PHOTO CREDITS PhotoSport (www.photosport.nz), Ned Dawson (Planet Hockey) and various hockey associations. >> 3 2016 OUTCOMES Black Sticks Women CEO REPORT 1 WIN ON THE WORLD STAGE WON th the Hawke’s Bay Cup Black Sticks Men 7 th Black Sticks Women 4 at Rio Olympic Games Bronze medal at Sultan Azlan Shah Cup for Black Sticks Men GROW THE HOCKEY COMMUNITY Summer Players 5% growth 22,161 DELIVER WORLD CLASS EVENTS 2016 WAS AN IMPORTANT YEAR FOR HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND AS IT SAW THE IMPLEMENTATION OF OUR 2020 STRATEGY. -
Chronicle 2020
chronicle 2020 Executive Principal 2 Chaplain 8 Trust Board 9 Foundation 10 Alumni 11 Learning in the lockdown bubble 12 Head Boy - Jamal Roberton 14 Head Girl - Sophie Waddell 15 Parents’ Association 16 Student Leadership 17 Staff 2020 19 The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award 25 Student Futures 26 Faculties 27 International Students 58 Cultural 60 Sport 83 Houses 160 Boarding Houses 165 Annual Events 183 Almanac 196 Amendments to 2019 Chronicle 223 Editors: Ruth Crampton and Chrystall Kerr, St Peter’s, Cambridge Graphic Designer: Kath Carmody, St Peter’s, Cambridge EXECUTIVE PRINCIPAL’S REPORT Executive Principal Like most people, when asked to reflect on 2020, my first Our actions before, during and after, meant that we retained thoughts are what an extraordinary year it has been. We had virtually all of our students whilst also gaining a number. a magnificent start to the year after an outstanding summer. Although we learned a lot from several schools in Hong Kong The roll started at a record 1176 students, the fourth year in a that had been in lockdown for some time, we still under- row with strong roll growth, and the academic results from estimated the extent of the impact online learning would 2019 were excellent, as usual. have on teacher workload. Teaching students online was Based on the progress we are making in our strategic plan hugely demanding for staff, with days often lasting up to we established the following goals for the year; 15 hours. The support that staff gave to students went well beyond teaching the curriculum. -
New Zealand Hockey Federation (Inc
FINAL TEAM LISTS 12 July 2011 Key: (NS) National Squad 2011 (DS) Development Squad 2011 (GP) NZ Guest Player (IGP) International Guest Player (RO) Region of Origin Player Mark Cromie Holden Northland Northland Rosvall ITM Northland Men Women 1 Nicky Mathews 1 Craig Armstrong (GP-MID) 2 Jess Esslemont (IGP-AUS) 2 James Bailey 3 Charlotte Harrison (NS) (RO-AKL) 3 John Child 4 Melissa Simpson 4 Sam Webb 5 Anna Thorpe (NS) 5 David Adams 6 Stacey Michelsen (NS) (RO-NHR) 6 Strachan Mcleod 7 Elley Miller 7 Henry Cooper 8 Emma Cobbin (IGP-AUS) 8 Ivo Rongen 9 Carli Michelsen (DS) (RO-NHR) 9 David Samuels 10 Tarannah Vette 10 Shay Neal (DS) (RO-NHR) 11 Laura Douglas (NS) 11 Sean Laidlaw 12 Jasmin McQuinn (DS) (RO-NHR) 12 Keeley Johnson 13 Alana Millington (NS) 13 Cameron Hellier 14 Ella Gunson (NS) 14 Nick Capizzi (GP-NHR) 15 Hollie Smith (RO-AKL) 15 Lewis Brill (GP-CAP) 16 Jade McLeod 16 Paul Fordham (GP-NHR) 18 Nicky Howes (RO-NHR) 17 Chris Seddon (IGP-ENG) 19 Jacinda McLeod 18 Josh Rapana Coach: Alan Lints Coach: Michael Delaney Manager: Stephanie Hudson Manager: Bryan Eaton Asst Coach: Vicki Allen Asst Coach: Vicki Gribble Asst Coach: John Daji Physio: Tom Ralph Physio: Kim Pow Video Analyst: Mark Neil NHL Association Manual 12 July 2011 2.2 Page 1 of 5 North Harbour North Harbour Women North Harbour Men Edwina Bone (IGP-AUS) Shaun Barnett Johanna Bilkey (GP-AKL) Joseph Bartholomew (DS) Rhianna Buchanan Corey Bennett Rhiannon Dennison Priyesh Bhana (DS) Hannah Duley Simon Brill Kelsey Dunn James Coughlan (DS) Lauren Emirali Steven Edwards (NS) (RO-AKL) Natasha Fitzsimons (DS) David Green (NS) Erin Goad Bevan Hari Amanda Green (DS) Nathaniel Joy Kathryn Henry Richard Joyce Naveena Hira Harley Kopa Amie Judge David Kosoof Brianna Lupton George Muir Karlie Maloney Dylan Nixon Bianca Russell (NS) Jan Petersen Kate Savory (DS) Daniel Shaw Petrea Webster (NS) Isaac Staples Coach: Bryce Collins Coach: Greg Fritelli Manager: Sue Webster Manager: Mike Chatterley Asst Coach: Paul Smith Asst. -
2019 Hockey NZ Annual Report
2019HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2019 OUTCOMES VANTAGE BLACK STICKS WOMEN WON 21,889 OCEANIA CUP SPECTATORS VANTAGE BLACK STICKS ATTENDED HOME INTERNATIONAL MEN & WOMEN TEST MATCHES QUALIFY FOR THE 2020 TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES GROW THE HOCKEY COMMUNITY 29,610 SUMMER HOCKEY PLAYERS 60,200 14.9% GROWTH FROM 2018 TOTAL WINTER PLAYERS 1.0% GROWTH FROM 2018 593 TEAMS SCHOOL CHILDREN RECEIVED DELIVERY COMPETED AT 34 OF SMALL STICKS DOMESTIC 62,591 TOURNAMENTS UMPIRES AT MAJOR 3,834 PEOPLE 88 INTERNATIONAL ATTENDED COACH TOURNAMENTS DEVELOPMENT C URSES WEBSITE VIEWS 312,000 1.075M COMBINED 691k FACEBOOK FAN BASE 5,730 MEDIA MINUTES VIEWED OF FACEBOOK MENTIONS FOR AND YOUTUBE 208,000 LIVE STREAMED VANTAGE BLACK STICKS INSTAGRAM ENGAGEMENTS MATCHES IN 2019 CONSOLIDATED $57,266 SURPLUS ON AN OVERALL TURNOVER $1.27M RECEIVED FROM OUR $183k+ OF $9.3 MILLION FUNDING PARTNERS OF INCREASED COMMERCIAL REVENUE 2 HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND CONTENTS 4. CEO Report 6. Chair’s Report 7. Hockey Foundation 8. WIN ON THE WORLD STAGE 8 8. Key 2019 Milestones 9. Awards 10. Vantage Black Sticks Men’s Results 12. Vantage Black Sticks Women’s Results 13. Vantage Black Sticks Milestones 14. WORLD CLASS EVENTS 14 14. FIH Pro League, Olympic Qualification 15. Ford National Hockey League 16. GROW THE HOCKEY COMMUNITY 16 16. Coaching Development 18. National Development Teams 19. Umpires & Officials 20. Small Sticks 21. 2019 Hockey New Zealand Tournament Results 22. 2019 Masters 24. National Indians and NZ Māori Hockey Tournaments 25. 2019 Player Numbers 26. 2019 Umpire Numbers 26. STRENGTHEN THE BUSINESS 26 27.