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Under 15 Team Selections UNDER 15 TEAM SELECTIONS Harbour Hockey would like to congratulate the following players on being selected into the Under 15 Teams for 2016. BOYS Under 15 A Boys FIRST SURNAME SCHOOL Adam Banks Rangitoto College Fergus Eadie East Coast Bays Hockey Club Flynn Green Westlake Boys High School Nohan Hensman Westlake Boys High School Isaac Houlbrooke Rosmini College Jaiden James Westlake Boys High School Michael Lambourne Rangitoto College Liam MacKinnon Rosmini College Joshua Paul Rosmini College Dylan Penny Rangitoto College Callam Pryde Westlake Boys High School Niclas Reif Westlake Boys High School Jarryd Russell Westlake Boys High School Sam Shotter Westlake Boys High School Mischa Wolstencroft Westlake Boys High School Oscar Worral Westlake Boys High School Coach Carol James Keegan Assistant Russell Manager Michael Penny Please note if you have any questions or correspondence this must be in writing to Duncan Robertson at [email protected] . Under 15 Development Boys FIRST SURNAME SCHOOL James Banks Westlake Boys High School Liam Birdsall Westlake Boys High School Olly Chambers Westlake Boys High School Jeevan Concisom Rosmini College Oscar Dorbeck Westlake Boys High School Reuben Hyatt-Brown Rosmini College Christopher MacDonald Rangitoto College Christopher Miller Westlake Boys High School Peter Morris Westlake Boys High School Zak Murphy Orewa College Harrison Rumney Pinehurst School Lachlan Taylor Pinehurst School Dylan Thompson Rosmini College Reegan Yurjevic Westlake Boys High School Ethan Hooks Westlake Boys High School Josh Wootton Whangaparoa College NON TRAVELLING RESERVES Kyle Kieser Rangitoto College James Hickson Westlake Boys High School Sam Schofield Rosmini College Coach TBC Assistant TBC Manager TBC Please note if you have any questions or correspondence this must be in writing to Duncan Robertson at [email protected] . GIRLS Under 15 A Girls FIRST SURNAME SCHOOL Emma Donovan Kingsway School Abby Fannin Orewa College Zara Felstead Westlake Girls High School Aimee Fletcher Pinehurst School Lulu Grimes Mahurangi Hockey Club Sophie Hildesley Orewa College Lana Holgate Kristin School Rosa Hughes East Coast Bays Hockey Club Bridie McCullough Kristin School Aimee Mitchell Mahurangi Hockey Club Kaleigh Morris Mahurangi College Hannah Prendergast Long bay College Keeley Robertson Westlake Girls High School Orla Thompson Westlake Girls High School Courtney Watt Albany Junior High School Brittany Wilson Westlake Girls High School Grant Coach McCullough Assistant Kathryn Henry Manager TBC Please note if you have any questions or correspondence this must be in writing to Duncan Robertson at [email protected] . Under 15 Development Girls FIRST SURNAME SCHOOL Sasha Banbrook East Coast Bays Hockey Club Anrike Bornman Kingsway School Lucy Buckeridge Takapuna Grammar School Aleisha Chalmers Kristin School Leilani Douglas Westlake Girls High School Sakura Gardiner Orewa College Sammy Good Westlake Girls High School Santenay Jordan Kristin School Zoe Martin Mahurangi Hockey Club Ella Moratti Westlake Girls High School Olivia Mount Orewa College Caelyn Rademeyer Rangitoto College Anna Schollum Mahurangi College Emma Sheppard Rangitoto College Isabella Vesty Mahurangi Hockey Club Ruby Worrall Takapuna Grammar School NON TRAVELLING RESERVES Hobsonville Point Secondary Briar Collins School Nicole Pilkington North Shore United Hockey Club Makayla Jones Rangitoto College Coach Sarah Gandy Assistant Isaac Smith Manager TBC Please note if you have any questions or correspondence this must be in writing to Duncan Robertson at [email protected] . .
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