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HELP WITH SECONDARY SCHOOL HOCKEY ENTRY FORMS Each team’s eligibility is determined by the placing that team received in the 2018 tournaments. To use this document, find out where your team finished in 2018 (see Appendix A of this document), then find the corresponding position in the headings below (boys on the left, girls on the right). Follow the instructions in that section. If your school is entering multiple teams, you will need to do this for each team. Once you have filled in the appropriate online entry form/s, move to Section 2 of this document. Section 1 - Which Tournaments Can I Attend? Tier 1 and 2 Tournaments Secondary School Boys Teams who finished: Secondary School Girls Teams who finished: ➢ 1st – 26th at the 2018 Rankin Cup/India Shield ➢ 1st – 26th at the 2018 Federation Cup/Marie Fry ➢ 1st or 2nd at the 2018 Founders Cup, Johnson Trophy Cup or Mayhill Cup ➢ 1st or 2nd at the 2018 Jenny Hair Cup, Audrey Timlin Memorial or Chica Gilmer Trophy Your team has qualified for the 2019 Rankin Cup/India Shield or Federation Cup/Marie Fry Trophy 32-Team tournament. If you are entering any other teams in tier 3-4 tournaments, enter them in the correct tournament as directed by this document. Then go to Section 2 of this document for further instructions. Tier 3 Tournaments Secondary School Boys Teams who finished: Secondary School Girls Teams who finished: ➢ 27th – 32nd at the 2018 Rankin Cup/India Shield ➢ 27th – 32nd at the 2018 Federation Cup/Marie Fry ➢ 3rd – 15th at the 2018 Founders Cup, Johnson Trophy Cup or Mayhill Cup ➢ 3rd – 14th at the 2016 Jenny Hair Cup, Audrey Timlin ➢ 1st at the 2018 Coaches Cup, Olympic Stick or Memorial or Chica Gilmer Trophy Woolaston Trophy ➢ 1st at the 2018 Eveline Hankers Memorial, Jenny McDonald Cup, Kate Trolove Cup, Mary Clinton Cup, South Island Secondary School Tier 4 Girls tournament or Rosemary O’Brien Cup Your team is automatically eligible to attend either the 2019 Founders Cup, Johnson Cup or Mayhill Cup for boys or the 2019 Audrey Timlin Memorial, Chica Gilmer Trophy or Jenny Hair Cup for girls. • If you wish to attend one of the above tournaments, enter the name of the tournament on the online Entry Form. PLEASE NOTE: Only 16 teams can register for any of the above tournaments. As not all tournaments had the maximum numbers last year there will be a few openings for 2019. Please liaise with the Competitions Manager. HNZ have allowed entry to certain schools from Jenny Hair in Carterton this year and will not relegate them from tier 3** • If you do not wish to attend any of the above tournaments, please notify Hockey NZ immediately If you are entering any other teams in tier 1 and or 4 tournaments, enter them in the correct tournament as directed by this document. Then go to Section 2 of this document for further instructions. 1 of 6 Tier 4 Tournaments Secondary School Boys Teams who finished: Secondary School Girls Teams who: ➢ Finished 16th at the 2018 Founders Cup, Mayhill ➢ Finished 15th or 16th at the 2018 Audrey Timlin Cup or Johnson Cup Memorial, Jenny Hair Cup or Chica Gilmer Trophy ➢ Finished 2nd – 16th at the 2018 Founders Cup, ➢ Finished 2nd – 16th at the 2018 Eveline Hankers Coaches Cup, Olympic Stick, Woolaston Trophy Memorial, Jenny Hair Cup, Jenny McDonald Cup, ➢ Participated at the 2018 Mixed Tournament Kate Trolove Cup, Mary Clinton Cup, Rosemary ➢ Did not participate at tournament in 2018 O’Brien Cup ➢ Participated at the 2018 Mixed Tournaments ➢ Did not participate at tournament in 2018 Your team is eligible to attend any of the following tournaments in 2019 (depending on gender): Boys: Coaches Cup, Olympic Stick, Woolaston Trophy Girls: Eveline Hankers Memorial, Jenny Hair Cup, Jenny McDonald Cup, Kate Trolove Cup, Mary Clinton Cup, South Island Secondary School Girls Tier 4 Tournament and Rosemary O’Brien Cup Mixed: North Island Mixed and South Island Mixed 2ND XI TEAMS 2nd XI Teams are only eligible to compete in the Galletly Cup (Boys) and Chris Arthur Cup (Girls) 2nd XI. These are a first in first served basis. IMPORTANT It is important before entering your team into a tournament that you have read this document in full. Section 2 – How to enter: Please use the online links located on the Hockey New Zealand Website to register your team(s). Extras If your team is combining you need to write a letter to the Hockey NZ requesting permission to combine. A list of players and the schools the players attend must accompany the entry. The Principals of all schools involved must sign the entry form. Each school must be affiliated to Hockey NZ. Once you have entered online, you will have an invoice generated for you by HNZ and sent out in due course. PLEASE ONLY PAY HNZ USING THIS INVOICE! PLEASE DO NOT POST ENTRY FORMS NEED HELP? Please contact Hockey NZ if you have any queries regarding the Secondary School Hockey Tournament Entries. Sandra Partridge Competitions Manager Ph: 02102679319 [email protected] 2 of 6 APPENDIX A: 2018 National Secondary Schools Final Standings and 2019 Tournament Eligibility Rankin/India Shield Fed Cup/Marie Fry 1 Saint Kentigern College 1 Iona College 2 Christ's College 2 Napier Girls High School 3 Kings College 3 Christchurch Girls High School 4 Hamilton Boys High School 4 Villa Maria College 5 Whangarei Boys High School 5 Rangi Ruru Girls School 6 Kings High School 6 St Cuthberts College 7 Timaru Boys High School 7 Whangarei Girls High School 8 Auckland Grammar School 8 St Margarets College 9 Westlake Boys High School 9 Diocesan School for Girls 10 St Andrews College 10 Bethlehem College 11 Wellington College 11 Palmerston North Girls High School 12 Palmerston North Boys' School 12 Kings College 13 St Paul's Collegiate School 13 St Andrews College 14 New Plymouth Boys High School 14 St Matthew's Collegiate 15 Tauranga Boys College 15 Hamilton Girls High School 16 Burnside High School 16 Queen Margaret College India Shield Tournament Marie Fry Tournament 17 Paraparaumu College 17 Orewa College 18 Taupo-nui-a-Tia College 18 Westlake Girls High School 19 Wairarapa College 19 Columba College 20 Christchurch Boys High School 20 Wairarapa College 21 Rongotai College 21 Sacred Heart Girls College Hamilton 22 Rosmini College 22 New Plymouth Girls High School 23 St Bedes College 23 Saint Kentigern College 24 Pukekohe High School 24 Hillcrest High School 25 Hastings Boys High 25 Otumoetai College 26 Lindisfarne College 26 Tauranga Girls College Promoted Teams- Please register in to Tier 1 and 2 or notify asap if not wanting to move. 1 John McGlashan College Audrey Timlin/Johnson 1 Burnside High School 2 Pakuranga College Cup 2 St Marys College, Ponsonby 1 Trident High School 1 Baradene College Chica Gilmer/Mayhill Cup 2 Hillcrest High School 2 Western Heights High School 1 Whanganui High School 1 Wellington Girls College Jenny Hair/Founders Cup 2 Hutt International Boys School 2 Feilding High School Relegated Teams - To Register in to Tier 3 Tournaments 27 Southland Boys High School 27 Havelock North High School 28 Rathkeale College 28 Timaru Girls High School 29 Napier Boys High School 29 Kamo High School 30 Otago Boys High School 30 SHGC New Plymouth 31 Rotorua Boys High School 31 Waikato Diocesan 32 Kristin School 32 Kristin School 3 of 6 TIER 3 TOURNAMENTS: Those highlighted green are promoted. Those highlighted red are to register in to Tier 4. Request to stay in tier 3 can be made in tournaments that did not have 16 in 2018. Johnson Cup Audrey Timlin 1 Promoted 1 Promoted 2 Promoted 2 Promoted 3 Nelson College 3 Lincoln High School 4 Taradale High School 4 Epsom Girls Grammar 5 James Hargest School 5 Craighead Diocesan 6 Hutt Valley High School 6 Cashmere High School 7 Cashmere High School 7 St Hildas Collegiate School 8 Waimea College 8 Southland Girls High School 9 Marlborough Boys College 9 Otago Girls High School 10 Shirley Boys High School 10 Ashburton College 11 Ashburton College 11 James Hargest School 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 Mayhill Cup Chica Gilmer Promoted Promoted Promoted Promoted 3 Avondale College 3 Taupo-nui-a-Tia College 4 Mt Albert Grammar School 4 Rangitoto College 5 Bethlehem College 5 St Paul's Collegiate School 6 Sacred Heart College 6 Whanganui High School 7 Havelock North High School 7 John Paul College 8 Takapuna Grammar School 8 Rosehill College 9 ACG Strathallan 9 Paraparaumu College 10 Mahurangi College 10 Carmel College 11 Kapiti College 11 Nelson College for Girls 12 Scots College 12 Whakatane High School 13 Botany Downs Secondary College 13 Mahurangi College 14 Kingsway School 14 Botany Downs Secondary College 15 Otumoetai College 15 Avondale College 16 Western Heights High School 16 Pukekohe High School 17 Orewa College Jenny Hair 18 Aquinas College Promoted Founders Cup Promoted Promoted 3 Wellington East Girls College Promoted 4 Gisborne Girls High School 3 Rangitoto College 5 Samuel Marsden College 4 Onslow College 6 Wanganui Collegiate School 5 Feilding High School 7 Woodford House 6 Macleans College 8 Marlborough Girls College 7 Hauraki Plains College 9 Taradale High School 8 St Patrick's College Silverstream 10 Tawa College 9 Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Ruamata 11 Pakuranga College 4 of 6 10 Wanganui Collegiate School 12 Marian College 11 Rosehill College 13 Nga Tawa Diocesan School 12 Waiopehu Colege 14 Waiopehu Colege 13 Heretaunga College 15 St Marys College, Wellington 16 Macleans College 17 Mt Albert Grammar School ** TIER 4 TOURNAMENTS: Those highlighted green are eligible to register in tier 3 – please advise asap if you do not wish to be promoted.
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