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Funding Approved Funding Approved Athletics • Athletics Canterbury $25,283 • Christchurch Avon Athletic Club $180.13 • Lions Athletics Club $1,000 Badminton • Badminton Canterbury $9,483.47 Basketball • Canterbury Basketball Association $22,037 • Canterbury Regional Basketball Foundation $40,000 • North Canterbury Basketball Association $23,757.86 • South Canterbury Basketball Association $6,040 • Pioneer Basketball Club Inc $1,000 • Celebrations Basketball Club $1,000 Bowls • Bowls Canterbury $16,422.34 • Mandeville Bowling Club $1,000 • Elmwood Park Bowling Club $1,000 • Cashmere Bowling Club $1,000 • Diamond Harbour and Bays Bowling Club $1,000 • Christchurch Bowling Club 2017 $1,000 • Waiau Bowling club $1,000 • Temuka Bowling Club $1,000 • Bowls Hornby Inc $1,000 • Rangiora Bowling Club $1,000 • Woodend Bowling Club $869.57 • The Cheviot Bowling Club $1,000 • Lincoln Bowling Club $1,000 • Darfield Bowling Club $1,000 • Opawa Bowling Club $1,000 $1,000 • St Martins Bowls In $1,000 • Hawarden Bowling Club $1,000 • West Melton Bowling Club $1,000 • Sumner Bowling Club $1,000 • Redcliffs Mt Pleasant Bowling CLub Canoe Racing • Arawa Canoe Club Inc $1,000 Cricket • Canterbury Cricket Association $40,000 • Canterbury Country Cricket Association $12,359.75 • South Canterbury District Cricket $8,793.12 • Mid Canterbury Cricket Association $2,093.89 • Christchurch High School Old Boys Old $1,000 Collegians Cricket Club • Heathcote Cricket Club $1,000 • Burnside West Christchurch University $1,000 Cricket Club • Riccarton Cricket Club $1,000 • Ohoka Cricket Club $1,000 • Lancaster Park Cricket Club Inc $1,000 Croquet • Waireka Croquet Club $1,000 Football • Mainland Football $40,000 • Burwood Association Football Club $1,000 • Halswell United Football Club $1,000 • Parklands United Sports Club $1,000 • St Albans Shirley Football Club $1,000 • Christchurch United Football Club $1,000 • Temuka Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Christchurch Football Club $1,000 • FC Twenty 11 $1,000 • Papanui Redwood AFC $1,000 • Western Association Football Club $1,000 Gliding • Canterbury Gliding Club $1,000 Golf • Canterbury Golf Incorporated $7,274 • Greymouth Golf Club Inc $1,000 • Coringa Golf Club $1,000 • Fairlie Gold Club $1,000 • Waimate Golf Club $1,000 • Weedons Country Club $1,000 • Templeton Golf Club $1,000 • Hokitika Golf Club $1,000 • Timaru Golf Club $1,000 • Scargill Golf Club $909.62 Gymnastics • Affinity Gymnastics Academy Inc $1,000 • Christchurch School of Gymnastics $1,000 • Hokitika Gymnastics Club $1,000 Hockey • Canterbury Hockey Association $40,000 • Hockey South Canterbury Inc $12,607.03 • Mid Canterbury Hockey Association $12,303 • Avon Hockey Club $1,000 Indoor Bowls • Timaru Indoor Bowls Association Inc $4,583.53 • Canterbury Indoor Bowls Association $10,263.93 Karate • JKS Shotokan Canterbury $1,000 Netball • North Canterbury Netball Centre $3,471.85 • Selwyn Netball Centre $3,649.56 • Christchurch Netball Centre $40,000 • Amberley Netball Club $1,000 • St Nicholas Netball Club Inc $1,000 • Waiau Netball Club $1,000 • Marist Albion Netball Club Inc $1,000 • Kerukeru Netball Club $1,000 • Ellesmere Combined Netball Club $1,000 • Malvern Netball Club $1,000 Outdoor Instructors Association NZ • Peel Forest Outdoor Pursuits Charitable $1,000 Trust Paralympics NZ • ParaFed Canterbury $11,371 Pony Club • Belfast Pony Club $1,000 Rugby • Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $40,000 • West Coast Rugby Union $31,188 • Ellesmere Rugby Union $6,191 • South Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $29,707 • Mid Canterbury Rugby Union $33,699.06 • Belfast Sports and Community Centre $1,000 • University of Canterbury Rugby Football $1,000 Club • The Linwood Rugby Club Inc $1,000 • Ashburton Celtic Rugby Football Club Inc $1,000 • Rolleston Rugby Football Club $1,000 • West Melton Rugby Football Club Inc $1,000 • Shirley Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Collegiate Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Celtic Rugby Football Club Timaru Inc $1,000 • Otautahi Sports Association $1,000 • Darfield Rugby Club $1,000 • New Brighton Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Hornby Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Southbridge Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Amberley Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Marist Albion Rugby Club $1,000 • Parklands Rugby Football Club $110.94 • Leeston Rugby Football Club $989.89 • Waihora Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Sydenham Rugby Club $1,000 • Glenmark RFC $1,000 • Greymouth Marist Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Kaikoura Rugby Football Club $1,000 • Mackenzie Rugby Football Club $1,000 $1,000 Rugby League • West Coast Rugby League Inc $10,445 • Canterbury Rugby League $19,062.60 • Halswell Rugby League Football Club $1,000 • Shirley Rugby League Football Club Inc $1,000 • Papanui Tigers Rugby League $1,000 • Celebration Lion Rugby League $1,000 Scouts • New Brighton Scout Group $1,000 • Rangiora Scouts Group $702 • Tinwald Scout and Cub Group $1,000 • Lincoln Scout Group $1,000 Shooting • Timaru Smallbore Rifle Association Inc $2,495.46 • Waihora Clay Target Club $1,000 • Municipal Smallbore Rifle Club $1,000 Snow Sports • Disabled Snow Sports Canterbury $1,000 Softball • Canterbury Softball Association $26,910 • Halswell Softball Club $1,000 Special Olympics • Special Olympics Canterbury $375 Squash • Squash Canterbury $6,927 • Timaru Squash Rackets Club Inc $1,000 • Ashburton Celtic Squash Club $1,000 $1,000 • Mt Pleasant Squash Club $1,000 • Burnside Squash Rackets Club $1,000 • Ashburton Squash Club $1,000 • Pleasant Point District Squash Racquets $1,000 Club Surf Life Saving • Spencer Park Surf Life Saving Club $1,000 Swimming • QEII Swim Club $1,000 • AquaGym Swim Club Inc $1,000 • Selwyn Swim Club $1,000 • Wharenui Sports Centre $1,000 Table Tennis • Table Tennis South Canterbury $1,000 Tennis • Tennis Canterbury Region Inc $40,000 • Cashmere Tennis Club $1,000 • Opawa Lawn Tennis Club $946 • Shirley Tennis Club Inc $917 • Burnside Park Tennis Club $1,000 • Spreydon Tennis Club $1,000 • Edgeware Tennis Club $1,000 Volleyball • Canterbury Volleyball Association $6,130.44 Yachting • Lake Mahinapua Aquatic Club $1,000 • Naval Point Club Lyttelton $1,000 • Pleasant Point Club Yacht Club $1,000 YMCA • YMCA Christchurch $40,000 .
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