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Rotorua Hockey Association Results for Primary for period 04-Sep-17 to 10-Sep-17 2017 MAXI DIVISION 1 QUARTERS, SEMIS & FI Teams Note Winner Score RUAMATA Kauri Te Koutu Pango (G1) W GA v W GC RUAMATA Kauri 3-0 Lynmore Scorers Selwyn Gold (G2) W GB v W GD Lynmore Scorers 6-1 Otonga 1 Malfroy 1 (G3) L GA v L GC Otonga 1 WBD Westbrook Shooters St Marys Siete (G4) L GB v L GD St Marys Siete 5-0 2017 MAXI DIVISION 2 COMPETITION ROUND Teams Note Winner Score Kawaha Pt Gold Glenholme Grizzleys Glenholme Grizzleys 6-2 Lynmore Redwoods RUAMATA Totara RUAMATA Totara 1-0 Kaharoa Kokakos St Marys Seis Kaharoa Kokakos 11-0 2017 MAXI DIVISION 3 COMPETITION ROUND Teams Note Winner Score Te Koutu Kahurangi Ngakuru 1 Te Koutu Kahurangi 3-2 RPS Western Heights RPS WBD Ngongotaha 1 St Michaels Lions St Michaels Lions 7-0 2017 MAXI DIVISION 4 QUARTERS, SEMIS & FI Teams Note Winner Score Otonga 2 Mamaku (G1) W GA v W Mamaku 5-3 GC St Michaels Tigers Kaharoa Rurus (G2) W GB v W Kaharoa Rurus 7-1 GD Waikite Dreamers Selwyn Blue (G3) L GA v L GC Waikite Dreamers WBD Westbrook Strikers Kawaha Pt Green (G4) L GB v L GD Kawaha Pt Green WBD 2017 MAXI DIVISION 5 COMPETITION ROUND Teams Note Winner Score Ngakuru 2 Westbrook Stingrays Westbrook Stingrays WBD Glenholme Griffens Lynmore Waitawa Lynmore Waitawa 3-1 Glenholme Geckos Otonga 3 Otonga 3 WBD 2017 MINI DIVISION 1 COMPETITION ROUND Teams Note Winner Score RUAMATA Pohutukawa Lynmore Bluesticks - - Rotokawa Malfroy 1 - - Waikite Sting Te Koutu Kowhai - - 2017 MINI DIVISION 2 QUARTERS, SEMIS & FIN Teams Note Winner Score Kawaha Pt Gold Lynmore Greensticks (G1) W GA v W - - GC Otonga Lynmore Wasps (G2) W GB v W - - GD St Marys Cuatro Kaharoa Fantails (G3) L GA v L GC - - Westbrook Sharks RPS Panthers (G4) L GB v L GD - - 11-Sep-17 Page 1 of 2 2017 MINI DIVISION 3 QUARTERS, SEMIS & FIN Teams Note Winner Score St Marys Cinco Kawaha Pt Green (G1) W GA v W - - GC Glenholme Giants Selwyn Herewini (G2) W GB v - - Selwyn Herewini Glenholme Goliaths Ngongotaha (G3) L GA v L GC - - Malfroy 2 Bye Check the latest Draws & Results at www.rotoruahockey.co.nz 11-Sep-17 Page 2 of 2.

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