56th PRIMARY SCHOOLS TOURNAMENT

7TH – 11TH January 2019 Oamaru, North Otago

Oamaru Nobody does it better than LJ Hooker

1 WELCOME

A very warm welcome to Oamaru for the 56th South Island Primary Schools Tournament to all the players, coaches, managers, whanau and friends of the 14 participating teams.

This is a tournament rich with history and this years addition sees a number of significant changes to the format in response to the new Age & Stage policy implemented by Cricket. This is a new era for the tournament, as the shorter formats of the game will be played.

This tournament has seen a number of players advance onto 1st Class cricket and International careers and it is likely some of the players playing in this year's tournament will do the same.

This tournament is about bringing the best players from each of the districts from the South Island together for a week of competition and for players and supporters to enjoy the great game of cricket and each others company.

A massive thank you to all of the volunteers from throughout the North Otago region who have given up their time to enable us to put this tournament on. This includes members of the organising committee, groundsman, ground managers and umpires. Without their help this tournament would not be possible.

We are very thankful to all of our sponsors whose generous contributions have provided the necessary financial support required to make the tournament viable. This is especially the case for our major sponsors, LJ Hooker and Crombie & Lockwood. If there is an opportunity to support our sponsors we ask that you do so.

To our friends at Otago and Canterbury cricket who continue to support this very important tournament - we thank you.

Finally, good luck to every team and I look forward to seeing you around the grounds during the week

Justin Fowler

Chairman

North Otago Cricket SIPST Organising Committee 2019

2 Contents WELCOME 2 Contents 3 Supporters 3 Tournament Information 4 Tournament News, Scoring, Social 4 HISTORY 5 Draw & Grounds 6 Ground Locations 6 Tournament Rules 7

TEAM LISTS 10 Tournament Winners: Sir Jack Newman Trophy 12 Eastern Southland Fielding Trophy Winners 13 Tournament Records 14 Tournament Makers 14 Tournament Hat-Tricks 16 Representative Players 17 Future Tournament & Draws 18 Points Table 19 General Contacts 20

Major Financial Partners

3 Tournament Information

EVENTS

SUNDAY 6th Jan HOURS OF PLAY

Team Photos from 2.45pm Monday - Wednesday Centennial Oval 1st game Scorers Meeting 4.15pm 10.15am – 11.35am (Session 1) Centennial Oval, Payne Pavilion 11.35am – 11.55am (Interval) 11.55am – 1.15pm Session 2 Opening Ceremony 5pm Centennial Oval 2nd game (If wet St Kevin’s College Auditorium) 2.30pm – 3.50pm (Session 3) 3.50pm – 4.10pm Interval Team Coach/Managers Meeting 5.30pm 4.10pm – 5.30pm (Session 4) Centennial Oval, Payne Pavilion

THURSDAY 11th Jan Thursday - Friday Team Coach/Managers Meeting 7pm Payne Pavilion, Centennial Oval Session 1 10.15am – 20 overs 1st FRIDAY 15th Jan Drinks approx. 11.35am – 5 minutes Closing Ceremony 5.00pm Centennial Oval Session 2 11.40am – completion of 1st innings

Lunch approx. 1.15pm – 45 minutes

Session 3 2.15pm approx – 20 overs 2nd Innings CONTACTS Drinks approx 3.35pm - 5 minutes

Justin Fowler Session 4 Chairman/Grounds Convenor 3.40pm – completion of 2nd innings Phone: 027 426 5370

Peter Cameron Tournament Controller Phone: 027 434 5424

Jacque Crombie NOCA Administration Manager Phone: 021 501 539

4 Tournament News, Scoring, Social

TOURNAMENT RULES, DRAWS & POINTS TABLES

All information about the tournament rules, draw and points tables can be found on the North Otago Cricket website

LIVE SCORING

Live scoring for the SIPST tournament can also be found on CricHQ at the following link; https://www.crichq.com/manage/competitions/324

FACEBOOK

Photos, stories and features will appear on the North Otago Cricket Facebook page and we ask you to share your photos on here during the tournament too.

5 HISTORY

WELCOME TO THIS 56TH SOUTH ISLAND TOURNAMENT AT NORTH OTAGO.

Last Century

In 1972 Oamaru hosted the 9th SIPST Tournament. The 12 teams yielded 7234 runs for 529 @ 13.67 rpw and won by Canterbury. Appearing were Richard HOSKINS, Mike FULHAM, Alan DEVLIN, Wayne HODGSON, Bruce BLAIR, Geoff MacDONALD, and Justin BOYLE.

BOYLE took pride of place for he claimed ALL 10 WICKETS for 37 against Ashburton. The stumps remained intact, catches taken!!

When North Otago played Ashburton, Richard Hoskin made 49 in 124, just 20 runs short. Next was Canterbury declaring 201/7 only to close down North Otago with 61, then against Buller they had the luxury of declaring 159/9, the reply well-short with 42 as Ross Wilson captured 6/20. Next was Southland Country a 42 by Barry Roberts and 29 by Ross Ovens declared 159/7, the reply only 71, and in the Marlborough game, having 134 as Barry Robertson took 4/23 and headed for another win making 149, its 6th win from 27.

14 teams appeared at Oamaru in 1983, making 7782 runs for the loss of 627 wickets @ 12.4 rwp. Several centuries and hat-tricks happened and 4 teams shared the title which prompted a fresh round-robin or rotational draw to be compiled as all teams wished to play each other. A record 732 wickets was achieved and eleven outrights happened while the local teams struggled to keep up.

At the 32nd tourney in 1995, the yield grew to 9598 runs for the loss of 732 wickets @13.11 rpw. Players to stand out included , Dayle Shackel, , David Mills, Hamish Drennan and Troy Scanlon.

The 44th tourney in 2007, had startling rewards.

Players in form were Ben Ward, Greg Croudis, Tim McGoldrick, Daniel Miller, Cameron Grubb, Theo van Woerkom, Whare Morrell, Jack Harper, Matt Tait, Dillon Akehurst, Nick Galwey, Matt Swift, The Day lads, Tom Gooday and Hannah Davies.

Hat-tricks boomed including the Matt Tait 5/17 Mid Canterbury vrs Nelson and Cameron Grubb 7/1 North Otago vrs West Coast. The yield was 6580 runs for 528 wkts @ 12.46 rwp. Mid Canterbury were unbeaten with Ben Ward scoring 104 for Mid Canterbury vrs Marlborough.

At the 52nd tourney in 2013, a fresh grass record was scored by North Otago batsman Llewlyn Johnston with a fabulous 159 from 134 balls, crafting 5/6s and 18/4s against Marlborough at Elmwood Park. North Otago cruised to 259/9 declared. Johnson scored a massive 311 runs for North Otago at the Tournament. Johnston’s 159 beat the previous best score of 152 scored by Craig McMillan against Central Otago at Gore.

Derek Cockburn CJCA Patron and SIPST Historian abridged version

6 Draw & Grounds

Monday Round 6 Round 3 Black V Nelson Centennial Outer Christchurch Black V Otago Country King George Park Oval Invercargill Metro V Christchurch Red Waitaki Boys’ 1 West Coast V Mid Canterbury King George Park Nelson V South Canterbury St Kevin’s College 1 Buller V Otago Country Centennial Oval Buller V St Kevin’s College 2 Canty Country V Christchurch Red Waitaki Boys’ 2 North Otago V Marlborough Centennial Oval North Otago V Southland Country St Kevin’s College 1 Canterbury Country V Mid Canterbury Weston Park Invercargill Metro V Dunedin Weston Park West Coast V Southland Country Centennial Outer Oval South Canterbury V Marlborough Waitaki Boys’ 1

Round 4 Wednesday Christchurch Black V South Canterbury St Kevin’s College 1 Round 7 Canterbury Country V West Coast Weston Park Christchurch Black V West Coast Waitaki Boys’ 1 Dunedin V Otago Country King George Park Buller V Christchurch Red Weston Park Nelson V Christchurch Red Waitaki Boys’ 1 Mid Canterbury V South Canterbury St Kevin’s 1 Invercargill Metro V Marlborough Centennial Oval Southland Country V Otago Country St Kevin’s 2 Southland Country V Buller St Kevin’s College 2 Invercargill Metro V Canty Country King George Park North Otago V Mid Canterbury Centennial Outer Oval Nelson V North Otago Centennial Oval Dunedin V Marlborough Waitaki Boys’ 2 Tuesday Round 5 Round 8 Christchurch Black V Mid Canterbury Centennial Oval Christchurch Black V Marlborough Waitaki Boys 1 Buller V Canterbury Country Centennial Outer Oval Dunedin V Nelson Centennial Outer Invercargill Metro V Nelson Weston Park Oval Marlborough V Otago Country St Kevin’s College 1 North Otago V Invercargill Metro King George Park Dunedin V Southland Country St Kevin’s College 2 Canty Country V Southland Country St Kevin’s 2 North Otago V South Canterbury Waitaki Boys’ 1 Otago Country V South Canterbury St Kevin’s 1 West Coast V Christchurch Red King George Park Mid Canterbury V Christchurch Red Weston Park Buller V West Coast Centennial Oval

7 Ground Locations Interactive maps showing the location of the grounds being used at this tournament can be found online on the North Otago cricket website https://www.noca.co.nz/

Centennial Park - Taward Street, Oamaru

Waitaki Boys High School - Waitaki Ave, Oamaru

St Kevin’s College - 57 Taward Street, Oamaru

King George Park - 31a Tyne Street, Oamaru

Weston Park - Charles Street, Weston

8 Tournament PLAYING CONDITION

1. The Tournament

(a) The Tournament shall consist of six rounds of 20/20 matches on Days 1-3. Following completion of this phase the resultant point tables will create 3 separate groups to play post-section playoffs which shall be 40 matches.

CUP SECTION -Teams finishing 1-4 will play semi-finals of 1st versus 4th and 2nd versus 3rd.

SHIELD SECTION - Teams finishing 5-8 will play semi-finals of 5th versus 8th and 6th versus 7rd.

PLATE SECTION - Teams finishing 9-14 will play semi-finals of 9th versus 12th and 10th versus 11th. Teams finishing 13th and 14th will play each other on Day 4.

Winners of all semi-finals will met for their respective finals on Day 5, losers of semi-finals will play off for their respective places in the Tournament. In the event of a Tie in a Post-Section Semi Final the higher ranked team after the 20/20 phase of the competition shall progress.

In the event of a Tie in a Section Final the title shall be shared.

In the Plate section winners of semi-finals will play each other and the losers of semi-finals will play against teams from the 13th vs 14th match they have yet to play in the Tournament in the first instance or will be drawn against either of these 2 teams.

a) If the number of entries received by the host association on the official date of 1 August is an uneven number, two Christchurch teams of equal ability may be entered where there would otherwise be a bye.

b) Each team shall comprise of no more than 12 players. The names of team members shall be notified to the Tournament Secretary no later than 10th December prior to the commencement of the tournament. Any Year 6 players from the previous school year must be clearly identified by each Association. c) Each team shall represent one of the association areas listed in schedule 1 of these playing conditions. shall adjudicate on any dispute regarding eligibility of players if requested to do so by the associations in dispute. d) If the number of entries received by the host association on the official date of 1 August is an uneven number, two Christchurch teams of equal ability may be entered where there would otherwise be a bye. 2. Cricket Equipment

(a) Equipment: Each team shall provide its own full set of gear including a full set of stumps (County 711 mm) and bails.

(b) Dress: Players shall wear normal cricket attire with either white shorts and long white socks or long white or cream trousers. Players in teams that are sponsored shall be permitted to wear one team sponsors logo on a sleeve or breast of their playing shirt providing that sponsor is not in direct conflict with the Tournaments major sponsor and the logo does not exceed 16 square cm (4cm x 4 cm) or equivalent.

(c) Balls: “The only balls to be used at this tournament are Kookaburra Crown RED 142gm 2 piece”

(d) Length of Pitch: 18 metres (amended 2017).

(e) Length of Boundaries: A maximum of 40 meters, taking the measurement from the middle of the pitch

(f) Scoring. Scoreboards shall be provided by the host association. Each team shall provide its own scorer, scorebook or online scoring device.

9 3. Draw

The draw for this tournament will comprise rounds 3-8 of the 14 team draw developed for use at South Island Primary Tournaments.

4. Hours of Play

(a) Days 1-3 (should a team be bowled out before completing their 20 overs a break of 20 minutes shall be taken before the commencement of the chase) 10.15am – 11.35am Session 1 (5 minute drinks at 10 over mark of each innings) 11.35am – 11.55am Interval 11.55am – 1.15pm Session 2

2.30pm – 3.50pm Session 3 3.50pm – 4.10pm Interval 4.10pm – 5.30pm Session 4

Days 4-5 (should a team be bowled out before completing their 40 overs a break of 45 minutes shall be taken before the commencement of the run chase)

Session 1 10.15am – 20 overs 1st Innings Drinks approx. 11.35am – 5 minutes Session 2 11.40am – completion of 1st innings

Lunch approx. 1.15pm – 45 minutes Session 3 2.15pm approx – 20 overs 2nd Innings Drinks approx 3.35pm - 5 minutes Session 4 3.40pm – completion of 2nd innings

(b) The hours of play set down in this playing condition may be varied by the Tournament manager to suit local conditions provided the total playing time for each day (6 Hours) is not affected. The hours may also be varied to compensate for late commencement or interruption on account of weather, but under no circumstances shall play continue beyond 7.30 pm. Any variation in the hours of play shall be notified to all team managers prior to the commencement of the tournament or, in the case of variation because of weather, the commencement of the day’s play.

(c) If the commencement of play is delayed by weather, or if play is interrupted by bad weather, the decision on the starting time or recommencement following an interruption shall be in the hands of the tournament controller in consultation with the Umpires.

5. Matches

a) The Laws of Cricket 2000 code shall apply to all matches, except as specifically provided herein b) Wide - Any off-side or leg-side which in the opinion of the Umpire does not give the batsman a reasonable opportunity to score shall be called a Wide. As a guide on the leg side, a ball landing clearly outside the leg stump going further away shall be called a wide. As a guide on the off side, a ball passing outside a line drawn between the bowling and popping creases, measured 432 mm (17 inches) from the Return Crease shall be called wide. The above provisions do not apply if the striker makes contact with the ball. c) Team Sizes: Teams may be composed of twelve players. Prior to the toss, each team must name their 9 and their fielding 9. Players left out of the Fielding 9 may act as fielders for the fielding team at the match. d) Over Rate: There shall be no over-rate penalties applied to the primary school tournaments. However, it is expected that a rate of approximately 15 overs per hour will be maintained throughout the tournament.

10 e) Bowling Restrictions: All bowlers are permitted to bowl a maximum of 4 overs per match during the 20/20 phase and 8 overs during the 40 over phase of the competition.

Players who in the previous school Year were enrolled in YEAR 6 at school (who bowl with the keeper standing back i.e. medium pace) during the Tournament are only permitted to bowl a maximum of 20 overs during the entire event.

Players who in the previous school Year were enrolled in either YEAR 7 or 8 at school (who bowl with the keeper standing back i.e. medium pace) as at the dates of the Tournament are permitted to bowl a maximum of 30 overs during the entire event. Non-spin bowlers are limited to a maximum spell length of 4 overs during the 40 over phase of the tournament.

f) Teams are responsible for monitoring the bowling loads of all their players – any teams found to be in breach of these conditions shall lose the game in which the breach occurs. g) In a match where the start is delayed and the innings of both teams is restricted from the start to less than 16 overs in the case of 20/20 matches and less than 36 overs in the case of 40 over matches, or in a match where play is interrupted and the overs are reduced for both teams or for the team bowling second, no bowler may bowl for more than one-fifth of the total overs allowed except where the total overs is not divisible by five. Where this occurs one additional over shall be allowed to a minimum number of bowlers. In the event of a bowler breaking down and not being able to complete an over the remaining balls must be bowled by another bowler. A part of an over will count as a full over only in so far as each bowler's limit is concerned. h) Limited Field Placement: No fielder may stand closer than 10 metres from the striker’s on the on- side or in front of point on the off-side until the ball has been played by the batsman. i) Batting Retirements: During the 20/20 phase of the Tournament batters must retire after they have faced their 30th ball (wides or no-balls are not included in this total) – In 40 over matches the retirement limit shall be 60 legitimate balls. Retired batter who have faced their ball limit may return to bat in order of retirement once all other batters have been dismissed. Batters may not be prematurely retired in order for a previously retired batter to return unless Retired Hurt. Notes: (1) Fielders may stand within 10 metres of the striker if they are in the off-side slips position. (2) Grounds Persons will be encouraged to mark a circle with a radius of 10 metres from each middle stump with dots.

j) Dangerous Deliveries

(1) Any delivery which passes, or would have passed above shoulder height when the striker is standing in his or her normal position shall be called a “No Ball”

(2) Any delivery that passes on the full above waist height of a striker standing in his or her normal position shall be called a “No Ball”.

j) Free Hit

In addition to the above, the delivery following a No ball called (all modes of no ball) shall be a free hit for whichever batsman is facing it. If the delivery for the free hit is not a legitimate delivery (any kind of No ball or a wide ball) then the next delivery will become a free hit for whichever batsman is facing it.

For any free hit, the striker can be dismissed only under the circumstances that apply for a No ball, even if the delivery for the free hit is called wide ball.

Neither field changes nor the exchange of individuals between fielding positions are permitted for free hit deliveries unless:

1) There is a change of striker (the provisions of clause 41.2 shall apply)

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2) The No Ball was the of a fielding restriction breach in which case the field may be changed to the extent of correcting the breach.

(k) Drinks Breaks

Drinks Breaks will take place at the halfway point of each innings – during the 20/20 phase of the competition this break should be limited to a maximum of 5 minutes and during the 40 over phase of the tournament the break should be limited to a maximum of 5 minutes The players will not leave the field of play during a drinks break, except where a comfort break is required, and only the coach may come onto the field of play to talk to their team.

6. Competition Points – 20/20 phase

a) Win 2 Points b) No result 1 Point c) Loss 0 point d) Tie 1 Point

Section Play qualifying conditions.

The order of qualifying for Post-Section play shall in the first instance be based on competition points. Should teams be equal on competition points Net Run Rate shall be the determining factor to determine their placement in the post-section draw.

7. Weather interruptions

A. 20/20 Phase a) For matches due to start at 10.15 play may be delayed with no reduction in overs until 12.15pm. b) Should matches be delayed past 12.15 overs shall be reduced down to a minimum of 5 per side based on an over taking 4 minutes to bowl. Therefore the latest a reduced overs match may start for the first match of each day is 2.30pm. (5 overs each team and 5 minutes between innings). c) The latest finishing time for the first match each day should therefore be 3.15pm d) Should no play be possible by 2.30pm the match shall be abandoned and points shared between the teams. The next round will then be considered for play. e) The second match of each day if unable to start on time due to a delayed first match should start an hour after the completion of the morning round match. The afternoon round match may start with no reduction in overs if started by 4.15pm. f) Should a match be able to start after 4.15pm the number of overs shall be reduced based on the calculation outlined above. g) The latest finishing time for the second match each day should be 7.30pm h) If rain interrupts and prevents each team from completing a minimum of five overs, the match will be called a no result and both teams receive a minimum one point. i) To calculate the target score for team two in a weather affected match the target will be the average run rate per over of team one multiplied by the number of overs available to team two plus one run. j) If a match is abandoned when team two has batted for five overs or more the target score to determine a winner will be number of whole overs completed multiplied by average run rate of team one plus one run. k) In the event of teams finishing on equal points, the tournament placings for post section play will be determined as follows: The team with the highest Net Run Rate per over

B. Post Section Play Weather Interruption conditions a) Play may commence up to 1.00pm with no reduction in overs to be bowled – after this point the number of overs per side shall be reduced at the same rate as outlined in the conditions above.

12 b) Should weather reduced the number of overs available to the team batting 2nd the same calculation as outlined in the 20/20 section above. The target will be the average run rate per over of team one multiplied by the number of overs available to team two plus one run. c) Day 4 abandonment – should a match of a minimum of 5 overs per side not be able to be played on Day 4 Day 5 shall be used for finals based on matches between teams in consecutive finishing order. i.e 1st vs 2nd, 3rd vs 4th etc. Finishing order will be based on competition points followed by net run rate. d) Should following the abandonment of Day 4 no play is able to occur on Day 5 a winning team shall be declared based on the finishing order established. e) On Day 5 if no match of a minimum of 5 overs be able to be completed for matches playing for Trophies teams shall be declared join winners.

8. Tournament Winners

Winners of the Finals of each of the Playoff sections shall be declared the winners of their respective events.

Trophies

(a) The winning team or teams in the South Island Tournament shall be awarded the Sir Jack Newman Trophy (b) The team/s winning the 5th-8th section shall receive a Shield Trophy (c) The team/s winning the 9th-14th section shall receive a Plate Trophy

Participating Districts will be consulted as to the creation of these new trophies.

(b) The Eastern Southland Trophy will be awarded to the best fielding team & fair play at the tournament.

● The Umpires shall award points at the conclusion of each match based on the following criteria:

● (a) Catching and stumpings

● (b) Ground fielding and backing up

● (c) Fielding placements

● (d) Returns to wicketkeeper and bowler

● (e) Behaviour and sportsmanship

● No teams shall be awarded more than 6 points per match

(c) There shall be no trophies or awards made for individual performances during the tournament

(d) The winning association/s or, in the case of joint winners, the first recipient shall have the trophy engraved at the expense of the host association.

9. Player Eligibility

(a) Players must be enrolled (or considered) as year 8 pupils or lower as at 1st September in the year prior to the playing of the tournament.

(b) Players are eligible to play for the District Association in which they live, are schooled as at 1st September or play their cricket. This is known as their ‘home’ Association. In addition, up to 3 players in a squad may come from any other district Association taking part in the tournament. These players must play for their ‘home’ Association if selected but become available to play elsewhere if they are not. The selection of these players is coordinated by the major cricket Association controlling the team that requests the players, i.e. Canterbury or Otago.

(c) Where an association makes a player ineligible for selection for other than disciplinary reasons, and that player would otherwise be eligible for selection under (a) and (b) above, that player can be considered for selection by another competing association.

13 (d) Minor associations are able to select players for their tournament team by borrowing up to 3 players from other associations.

10. Changes to Playing Conditions (and rules)

(a) A District Association or interested party submits in writing a change to the playing conditions to one of the major associations (i.e. Canterbury or Otago).

(b) The major association(s) send out in writing the suggested change to the 13 District Associations. If no response is received from a District Association within the deadline then that Association’s vote will be counted as a yes vote. (If Christchurch Junior Cricket Association entered two teams in the previous tournament, then they should be entitled to two votes. If CJCA entered only one team in the previous tournament, they should be entitled to one vote). At least eight votes in favour must be achieved to pass a change. Nelson and Marlborough have one vote each and may make any change submissions through to the Otago Cricket Association.

(c) When a change has been voted in by the District Associations, the major Associations will write to all District Associations to advise and arrange the change to the electronic copy of the playing conditions as circulated each year to the host district.

(d) When a change has been voted out by the Districts Associations, the major associations will write to all District Associations to advise.

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TEAM LISTS North Otago

Campbell Fowler ©, Liam Cameron, Ben Carswell, Lloyd Fellowes, Hunter Growcott, Toby Growcott, Kaleb Kiwara, Angus Loe, Lochie Mavor Ben O’Sullivan, Sam Petrie, Hunter Wardle

Coaches: Glynn Cameron, Craig Fellowes Manager: Brent Growcott Dunedin

Ben Turnbull, Bodhi Keiller, Daniel Lawrence, Jak MacDonald, Joe Devereux-Kilpatrick, John Mengel, Luke Murray, Mason Gain, Sam Duff, William Thode, Zac Cumming

Coaches: , Gerard Finnie Manager: Tim O’sullivan Otago Country

Josh Allison, Will Anderson, Kohn Bryant-Saunders, Alex Burleigh, Ryan Clark, Mason Clarke, James Dougherty, Max Hore, Xavier Small, Mika Tait, Ashton White

Coach: Charlie Hore, Richard Allison Manager: Rowan Small Southland Country

Braden Poyntz-Roberts ©, Jack Campbell (vc), Xavier Glover, Matthew Menlove, Angus McRae, Noah Sutton, Nicholas Smaill, Hayden Pringle, George McRae, Arden Knapp, Jack Hume

Coaches: Tony Campbell, Nathan Sutton Manager: Phillippa Campbell, Murray O’Connor Invercargill Metro

Nick Brown, Will Cairns, Angus Burnett, Dylan Hawkes, Zach Harrington, Mika Muliaina, George O’Connell, Aubrey Page, Lachie Riley, Tim Richardson, Gregor Rutledge, Duncan Tait

Coaches: Tim Page, Keith Brown Manager: Sam Riley South Canterbury

Henry Scott ©, Luke Slee (VC), Oliver Linton (VC), Eli Kerse, Kade Macmillan, Lachie Munro, George Powell, Scott Robertson, Hugh Saunders, Jackson Smith, Mitchell Suddaby

Coaches: Jaime Linton Manager: Mark Slee West Coast

Aden Beaumont, Cole Butters, Ben Cranfield, Brian Collins, Henry Cuthbertson, Blake Dixon, Jackson Dixon, Akshan Gulati, Thomas Gunn, Jack Lough

Coach: Cameron Clement Manager: Scott Cranfield Buller

Hunter Stewart, Harry Croy, Ben Wright, Blake Craddock, Blake Jack, Giuseppe Scanlon, Ben Duncan, Sheldon Walsh, Karl Bantasan, Archie Volckman, Billy Volckman

Coach: Jordon Hill, Craig Scanlon Manager: Melissa & Jack Martin

15 Mid Canterbury

Lachie Jemmett ©, Toby Robinson, Seb McMillan, Jack Middleton, Hamish O’Reilly, George Robins, Eddie Galbraith, Tom Rosevear, Jack Irwin, Sam Orr, N. Springer (Reserve)

Coach: Garfield Charles Manager: Julia Robins Canterbury Country

Alex Stead, James Anderson, James Kelly, Archie Prain, Cole Atutolu, Josh Hardy, Tom Bilsbury, William Bretherton, Louis Honey, Luke Supyk, James Baggott

Coaches: Ben Prain, Dave Kelly Manager: Sarah Prain Christchurch Red

Seth Matheson ©, Matthew Buchan, Will Coombes, Charlie Croy, Chris Ellison, Jacob Frost, Louis Hamilton, Kaine Hartley, Shamus McCulloch, Joey Pawson, Ryan Samson, Lewis Whiteside

Coach: Scott Pawson, Stuart Ellison Scorer: Glenn Samson Christchurch Black

Connor Stewart ©, Flynn Bainbridge, Joshua Cusin, Jonty Inglis, Hapene Kumeroa, Seb May, Jonty Munt, Fraser Brown, Bradley Prescott, Will Russell, Nick Smith, Ben Trillo

Coach: Jason Stewart, Adam Prescott Scorer: David Ovendale Marlborough

Tim Petrie ©, Luke Pannell, Benji Nation, Griffin Carter, Carter Aitken, Baxter Croad, Finn Pickens, Leo Marfell, Luke Holdaway, Jethro Moran, Olly Pauling, Josh Alexander

Coaches: Mike Croad, Artha Manager: Andrew Nation Nelson

Finn Kilworth, Hunter Kendrick, Jacob Oglivie, Jamie Hampson, Jasper O’Loughlin, Josh Neale, Liam Day, Logan Andrews, Lucky Singh, Sam John, Ben Neale

Coach: Isaac Day, Jason Kilworth Manager: Jo and Carla Neale

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Tournament Winners: Sir Jack Newman Trophy

Date Winner Location Date Winner Location 2018 Canterbury Country Nelson 1988 Canterbury Invercargill 2017 Christchurch Red Timaru 1987 Nelson Ashburton 2016 Canterbury Country Dunedin 1986 Canterbury Alexandra 2015 Christchurch Red Gore 1985 Canterbury Rangiora 2014 Nelson/Otago Country Christchurch 1984 Canterbury Westport 2013 Christchurch Red Invercargill 1983 Canterbury A Oamaru 2012 Chch Red/Cant Country/Dun Ashburton 1982 Central Otago Nelson 2011 Cant Country/Dunedin Alexandra 1981 Central Otago Timaru 2010 Nelson Rangiora 1980 No Final Dunedin 2009 Mid-Canterbury Westport 1979 Canterbury B Blenheim 2008 Cant Country/Chch Black Oamaru 1978 Canterbury Gore 2007 Christchurch Black Nelson 1977 Central Otago Christchurch 2006 Cant Cty/Sth Cant/Chch Black Timaru 1976 Nelson Invercargill 2005 Christchurch Black Dunedin 1975 North Canterbury Ashburton 2004 Nelson Blenheim 1974 Canterbury Alexandra 2003 Canterbury Country Gore 1973 Otago Rangiora 2002 Canterbury Country Christchurch 1972 Canterbury/Nelson Oamaru 2001 Central Otago Invercargill 1971 Nelson Nelson 2000 Dunedin Ashburton 1970 Otago Timaru 1999 Central Otago Alexandra 1969 South Canterbury Dunedin 1998 Canterbury Country Rangiora 1968 South Canterbury Blenheim 1997 South Canterbury Westport 1967 South Canterbury Gore 1996 Cant Country/South Cant Oamaru 1966 Ashburton Christchurch 1995 Canterbury Nelson 1965 Otago Ashburton 1994 Canterbury Timaru 1964 Cancelled Cancelled 1993 Central Otago Dunedin 1963 Marlborough Invercargill 1992 Christchurch Red Blenheim 1991 Nelson Gore 1990 Cant/Cent Otago/Nelson/Nth Cant Christchurch 1989 Otago A

Summary of Winners Christchurch/Canterbury (21), Canterbury Country/North Canterbury (12), Nelson (9), Dunedin/Otago (7), Otago Country/Central Otago (8), South Canterbury (6), Mid-Canterbury/Ashburton (2), Marlborough (1)

17 Eastern Southland Fielding Trophy Winners

Date Winner Location Date Winner Location 2018 Nelson 1989 Canterbury B Christchurch 2017 Christchurch Black Timaru 1988 Nelson Invercargill 2016 Christchurch Red Dunedin 1987 Nelson Ashburton 2015 Otago Country Blenheim 1986 North Canterbury Alexandra 2014 Otago Country Gore 1985 Buller Rangiora 2013 South Canterbury Christchurch 1984 North Canterbury Westport 2012 Canterbury Country Invercargill 1983 Otago Oamaru 2011 Dun/Mid-Cant/North Otago Ashburton 1982 Nelson Nelson 2010 Otago Country Alexandra 1981 Central Otago Timaru 2009 Otago Country Rangiora 1980 North Canterbury Dunedin 2008 South Canterbury Westport 1979 Nelson Blenheim 2007 Nelson Oamaru 1978 Nelson Gore 2006 Canterbury Country Nelson 1977 Canterbury A Christchurch 2005 Mid-Canterbury/Nelson Timaru 1976 South Canterbury Invercargill 2004 Marlborough Dunedin 1975 North Canterbury Ashburton 2003 Marlborough/Chch Black Blenheim 1974 Canterbury Alexandra 2002 Central Otago Gore 1973 North Canterbury Rangiora 2001 Central Otago Christchurch 1972 Nelson Oamaru 2000 Southland Invercargill 1971 Nelson Nelson 1999 Canterbury Country Ashburton 1970 Otago Timaru 1998 Canterbury Country Alexandra 1969 Nelson Dunedin 1997 South Canterbury Rangiora 1968 North Canterbury Blenheim 1996 Central Otago Westport 1967 Nelson Gore 1995 Nelson/Otago Oamaru 1994 Otago Nelson 1993 Central Otago Timaru 1992 North Canterbury Dunedin 1991 South Canterbury Blenheim 1990 Central Otago/Nelson Gore

Summary of Winners Nelson (13), Canterbury Country/North Canterbury (12), Otago Country/Central Otago (10), Dunedin/Otago (5), South Canterbury (5), Christchurch/Canterbury (6), Marlborough (2), North Otago (2), Mid- Canterbury/Ashburton (2), Buller (1), Southland (1).

18 Tournament Records

Total Wickets at a single tournament: 1995 – 732 wickets at Oamaru

Total Runs at a single tournament: 1985 – 11,906 runs at Rangiora

Highest average runs at a single tournament (all teams): 1985 – 20.1 at Rangiora

Highest average runs at a single tournament (one team): 2005 - 41 by Christchurch Black at Timaru

Most runs by a player: 1971 at Nelson – 432 @ 108 – Ian Rutherford (Otago)

Highest average by a player on grass: 1990 at Gore – 311 runs @ average of 155.5 – Craig McMillan (Christchurch)

Highest score in a match on grass: 2013 at Christchurch – 159 runs (from 134 balls inc. 5 sixes and 18 fours) – Llewy Johnson (North Otago)

Highest average by a player on synthetics: 2008 at Westport – average of 236 – Jack Waller (Canterbury Country)

Highest score in a match on synthetics: 2008 at Westport – 141 runs not out (inc. 15 x6s) – Jack Waller (Canterbury Country) v Mid Cant

Most centuries at a single tournament: 1989 at Christchurch – 3 centuries – Craig Cumming (South Canterbury)

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Tournament Century Makers

Num Year Player Host 1st 1963 Rodney Walker for Canterbury A vs Southland B (102) Invercargill 2nd 1966 Stephen Phillips for North Otago vs Southland (108*) Christchurch 3rd 1967 Ian Clark for North Canterbury vs Canterbury (100*) Gore 4th 1968 John Davies for South Canterbury v Canterbury A (124*) Blenheim 5th 1969 Ian Rutherford for Otago B vs North Otago (111) Dunedin 6th 1969 John Davies for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (133) Dunedin 7th 1969 Peter Jones for North Canterbury vs Central Otago (126) Dunedin 8th 1969 Peter McCormack for Canterbury A vs Nelson (112) Dunedin 9th 1970 Mike Johnston for North Canterbury vs Ashburton (105) Timaru 10th 1971 Ian Rutherford for Otago B vs South Canterbury (117*) Nelson 11th 1971 Martin Mulcahy for South Canterbury vs Eastern Southland Country (102*) Nelson 12th 1971 Ian Rutherford for Otago vs Nelson B (103*) Nelson 13th 1972 Colin Jackson for Otago vs Southland (107*) Oamaru 14th 1972 Bruce Blair for Otago vs North Canterbury (104*) Oamaru 15th 1973 Vaughan Brown for Canterbury vs South Canterbury (123*) Rangiora 16th 1973 Terry Ward for Southland vs Canterbury (117) Rangiora 17th 1973 Alan Devlin for North Canterbury vs North Otago (106*) Rangiora 18th 1974 Michael Hooper for Ashburton vs North Otago (111*) Alexandra 19th 1974 Bryce Nicholson for Canterbury vs Otago (109*) Alexandra 20th 1975 Darryl James for South Canterbury vs Southland B (102*) Ashburton 21st 1976 Stephen McFelin for South Canterbury vs Southland B (109) Invercargill 22nd 1979 Michael Stringer for Nelson vs Ashburton (101*) Blenheim 23rd 1979 Kenneth Rutherford for Otago vs South Canterbury (100) Blenheim 24th 1979 Michael Fullen for Canterbury B vs Canterbury A (119*) Blenheim 25th 1981 David Ponting for Canterbury A vs Southland (100*) Timaru (David also got a hat-trick - the first time this feat has been achieved at the same tournament) 26th 1981 Danny Thomas for South Canterbury B vs North Canterbury (110*) Timaru 27th 1982 Leslie Richards for Otago vs Ashburton (102) Nelson 28th 1982 Jason Fullen for Canterbury vs Southland (111) Nelson 29th 1983 Shane Jones for North Canterbury vs Ashburton (105*) Oamaru 30th 1983 Stephen Fallowfield for Southland Country vs Marlborough (100) Oamaru 31st 1985 David Mills for Canterbury A vs Canterbury B (102*) Rangiora 32nd 1985 Boyd O'Shea for Southland Country vs North Canterbury A (103) Rangiora 33rd 1985 Lindsay Breen for Central Otago vs Buller (132*) Rangiora 34th 1985 Jonathan Smith for Central Otago vs Ashburton (106) Rangiora 35th 1985 John Huynen for North Canterbury vs Ashburton (108) Rangiora 36th 1985 Charles Fairbairn for Canterbury vs North Canterbury B (110*) Rangiora 37th 1987 Llorne Howell for Canterbury vs North Canterbury B (100*) Ashburton 38th 1987 Aagon Wills for Central Otago vs Ashburton (100*) Ashburton 39th 1989 Gerard Ward for North Otago vs Eastern Southland Country (101*) Christchurch 40th 1989 Craig Cumming for South Canterbury vs Buller (121*) Christchurch 41st 1989 Greg Zampach for Buller vs South Canterbury (107*) Christchurch 42nd 1989 Chris Finch for Central Otago vs Southland (100*) Christchurch 43rd 1989 Craig Cumming for South Canterbury vs Ashburton (108*) Christchurch 44th 1989 Carl McKenzie for Southland vs Canterbury B (116*) Christchurch 45th 1989 Chris Finch for Central Otago vs Southland (100*) Christchurch 46th 1989 Scott Lammas for Marlborough vs North Canterbury (111) Christchurch 47th Greg Irvine for Nelson vs North Canterbury (106) (Greg also got a hat-trick, only the second time this feat has been achieved at the same tournament) 48th 1990 Lindsay Cavill for Ashburton vs Buller (102*) Gore 49th 1990 Craig Cumming for South Canterbury vs Central Otago (108) Gore 50th 1990 Joseph Hill for Marlborough vs Eastern Southland Country (103) Gore 51st 1990 Craig McMillan for Canterbury vs South Canterbury (114*) Gore 52nd 1990 Craig McMillan for Canterbury vs Central Otago (152*) Gore 53rd 1991 Robert Madden for Ashburton vs Marlborough (103*) Blenheim 54th 1992 Hayden Finch for Central Otago vs North Otago (112*) Dunedin 55th 1992 Lyall Jemmett for Ashburton vs Southland (110) Dunedin 56th 1996 Nick Johnstone for South Canterbury vs Central Otago (102) Westport 57th 1997 Ben Dormer for Canterbury vs Southland Country (101*) Rangiora 58th 1998 Shanan Stewart for Canterbury Country vs Nelson (109) Alexandra

20 59th 1998 Scott Vile for Marlborough vs Christchurch Red (106*) Alexandra 60th 1998 Mario Soper for Southland vs Marlborough (100*) Alexandra 61st 1999 Hadley Johns for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (103*) Ashburton 62nd 1999 Douglas Mathews for Canterbury Black vs West Coast (109*) Ashburton 63rd 1999 Ben Sumpter for Southland vs South Canterbury (1110 Ashburton 64th 2000 Michael Grigor for South Canterbury vs Southland (105) Invercargill 65th 2000 Daniel Kral for Nelson vs Marlborough (105) Invercargill 66th 2001 Sean Eathorne for Dunedin vs South Canterbury (121*) Christchurch 67th 2001 Andy Fitzpatrick for Marlborough vs Southland Country (122*) Christchurch 68th 2001 James Russell for Dunedin vs Southland Country (101*) Christchurch 69th 2002 Ben Wright for Nelson vs Christchurch Black (103*) Gore 70th 2002 Kieran Parker for Central Otago vs Southland (100*) Gore 71st 2003 Paul Duncan for Christchurch Red vs Southland Country (103) Blenheim 72nd 2004 Paul Duncan for Christchurch Red vs Central Otago (108) Dunedin 73rd 2005 Thomas Beaumont for Nelson vs Canterbury Black (100*) Timaru 74th 2005 Isaac McDonald for Mid Canterbury vs South Canterbury (103) Timaru 75th 2005 Jonny Nicholls for Marlborough vs Buller (112) Timaru 76th 2006 Mitchell Kerr for Christchurch Black vs North Otago (102*) Nelson 77th 2006 Ashley Simpson for Dunedin vs Buller (103*) Nelson 78st 2006 Tim Leonard for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (101*) Nelson 79th 2006 Mitchell Van Schaik for Invercargill Mero vs Nelson (100) Nelson 80th 2007 Jacob Naylor for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (101*) Oamaru 81st 2008 Kieren Patterson for Southland Country vs North Otago (105*) Westport 82nd 2008 Ben Ward for Mid Canterbury vs Marlborough (104*) Westport 83rd 2008 Jack Waller for Canterbury Country vs Mid Canterbury (141*) Westport 84th 2009 Ryan Rusk for Southland Country vs Buller (100*) Rangiora 85th 2009 Luke Roden for Nelson vs Invercargill Met. (112) Rangiora 86th 2009 Gus Hewitt for Christchurch Black vs Marlborough (100*) Rangiora 87th 2009 Chris Warner for Christchurch Black vs Southland Country (100*) Alexandra (Chris also got a hat-trick, only the third time this feat has been achieved at the same tournament) 88th 2010 William Brown for Christchurch Red vs Southland Country (117*) Invercargill 89th 2012 Mitchell Pryde for Southland Country vs Mid Canterbury (105) Christchurch 90th 2012 Ma'ara Ave for Marlborough vs West Coast (101*) Christchurch 91st 2012 Ben Donkers for Canterbury Country vs Dunedin Met. (108*) Christchurch 92nd 2013 Llewy Johnson for North Otago vs Marlborough (159 - Tournament Record) Christchurch 93rd 2013 Isaac Anderson for Christchurch Red vs Nelson (115*) Christchurch 94th 2013 Simon Yorston for Christchurch Red vs Nelson (100*) Christchurch 95th 2013 Jack Pryde for Dunedin vs Otago Country (102*) Christchurch (Jack also got a hat-trick, only the fourth time this feat has been achieved at the same tournament) 96th 2014 Caylem Cooke for Marlborough vs West Coast (101*) Gore 97th 2015 Nicholas Lidstone for Christchurch Red vs North Otago (108) Blenheim 98th 2015 Jesse Frew Canterbury Country vs Dunedin (101) Blenheim 99th 2015 Jackson Hemingway for Christchurch Black vs Invercargill (110*) Blenheim 100th 2015 Tommy Wilson for Dunedin vs West Coast (103*) Blenheim 101st 2015 Archie Redfern for Mid Canterbury vs Otago Country (114*) Blenheim (Archie also got a hat-trick, only the fifth time this feat has been achieved at the same tournament) 102nd 2016 Blair McKenzie for Invercargill vs Mid Canterbury (109*) Dunedin 103rd 2016 Beckham Greenall for Dunedin Metro vs Otago Country (101*) Dunedin 104th 2016 Beckham Greenall for Dunedin Metro vs Eastern Southland Country (101) Dunedin 105th 2017 Finn Hurley for South Canterbury vs Otago Country (116) Timaru 106th 2017 Xavier Chisholm for Dunedin vrs Marlborough (114) Timaru 107th 2017 Jacob Cumming for Dunedin vrs Nelson (106*) Timaru 108th 2017 Caleb Manson for Christchurch Black vrs South Canterbury (111*) Timaru 109th 2018 Aaron Hart for Invercargill Metro vs Mid Canterbury (121*) Nelson

21 Tournament Hat-Tricks

Num Year Player Host 1st 1968 Larry Porter for Canterbury B vs North Otago (8 for 5) Blenheim 2nd 1971 Michael Parker for North Otago vs Southland (4 for 0) Nelson 3rd 1971 Richard Spence for Eastern Southland vs Canterbury (4 for 52) Nelson 4th 1973 Michael Williams for South Canterbury vs Buller (5 for 20) Rangiora 5th 1975 Peter Crombie for North Otago vs Southland (3 for 23) Ashburton 6th 1975 Lennie Palmer for North Otago vs West Coast (3 for 3) Ashburton 7th 1977 David Beale for Southland vs North Canterbury (4 for 21) Christchurch 8th 1978 Phillip McDonald for Southland vs North Canterbury (7 for 37) Gore 9th 1978 Colin Ormsby for South Canterbury vs West Coast (5 for 0) Gore 10th 1978 Gary Pearce for Otago B vs Buller (5 for 1) Gore 11th 1979 Brian Plaskett for North Canterbury vs Central Otago (7 for 36) Blenheim 12th 1979 Richard Knox for Central Otago vs South Canterbury (7 for 26) Blenheim 13th 1981 David Ponting for Canterbury A vs Nelson (4 for 21) Timaru (David also scored a century at this tournament) 14th 1982 Barry Roche for Buller vs Southand Country (7 for 32) Nelson 15th 1983 Bryan Vickery for North Canterbury vs West Coast (6 for 8) Oamaru 16th 1983 Gavin Millar for Nelson vs Ashburton (7 for 18) Oamaru 17th 1984 Brent Casey for North Canterbury vs Nelson (7 for 16) Westport 18th 1987 Michael Spowart for Buller vs Canterbury Minors (5 for 28) Ashburton 19th 1988 Carl Eddington for Nelson vs South Canterbury (4 for 15) Invercargill 20th 1989 Greg Irvine for Nelson vs Ashburton (3 for 51) Christchurch (Greg also scored a century at this tournament) 21st 1995 Willie Andrew for Nelson vs Otago B (3 for 6) Oamaru 22nd 1996 Mark Wright for Canterbury B vs West Coast (5 for 8) Westport 23rd 1996 Matthew Petrie for Southland vs Central Otago (5 for 7) Westport 24th 1997 Vinnie Menon for Nelson vs West Coast (10 for 10) Rangiora 25th 1999 Ben Patterson or Canterbury Country vs Southland Country (4 for 3) Ashburton 26th 2000 Konrad Hanson for Dunedin vs Buller (4 for 2) Invercargill 27th 2001 Cameron Rutherford for Central Otago vs Marlborough (8 for 17) Christchurch 28th 2001 Lindsay Cresswell for Canterbury Country vs Buller (5 for 12) Christchurch 29th 2003 Bud Jackson for Nelson vs West Coast (4 for 14) Blenheim 30th 2003 Matt Laffey for Canterbury Country vs Buller (5 for 12) Blenheim 31st 2004 Simon Smaill for Central Otago vs Southland Country (3 for 13) Dunedin 32nd 2005 William Mills for Christchurch Black vs Central Otago (4 for 20) Timaru 33rd 2006 Mike Grafton for Buller vs Christchurch Red (4 for 32) Nelson 34th 2007 Matt Tait for Mid Canterbury vs Nelson (5 for 17) Oamaru 35th 2007 Cameron Grubb for North Otago vs West Coast (7 for 1) Oamaru 36th 2008 Tom Gore for Christchurch Red vs Invercargill Met. (3 for 9) Westport 37th 2009 Chris Warner for Christchurch Black vs West Coast (5 for 13) Rangiora (Chris also got scored a century at this tournament) 38th 2011 Jack Hyde for Canterbury Country vs West Coast (8 for 8) Ashburton 39th 2012 Declan Su'a for Dunedin vs Mid Canterbury (5 for 12) Invercargill 40th 2013 Jack Pryde for Dunedin vs South Canterbury (5 for 9) Christchurch (Jack also scored a century at this tournament) 41st 2015 Ryan Becker for Otago Country vs West Coast (6 for 14) Blenheim 42nd 2015 Tom Middleton for Buller vs Mid Canterbury (3 for 14) Blenheim 43rd 2015 Archie Redfern for Buller vr Mid Canterbury (4 for 2) Blenheim (Archie also scored a century at this tournament) 44th 2016 Beckham Wheeler-Greenall for Dunedin vs Otago Country (3 for 8) Dunedin 45th 2018 Ashton Haig for Canterbury Country vs Otago Country (3 for 15) Nelson

22 Representative Players

Those listed below have played in past tournaments and have gone on to represent New Zealand at top International Level. Name Province Corey Anderson Christchurch Christchurch Christchurch South Canterbury Erin Bermingham Buller Tony Blain Nelson Bruce Blair Otago Christchurch Christchurch Vaughan Brown Christchurch Chris Cairns Otago & Christchurch Craig Cumming South Canterbury Brendon Diamanti Marlborough Mark Douglas Nelson Nelson Andrew Ellis Christchurch Christchurch Canterbury Country Christchurch Sir Christchurch Chris Harris Christchurch Matthew Henry Christchurch Llorne Howell Christchurch Andrew Jones Nelson Christchurch Christchurch Otago Dunedin Brendan McCullum Dunedin Nathan McCullum Southland Brian McKechnie Christchurch Craig McMillan Nelson Darrin Murray Canterbury Country Henry Nicholls Christchurch Christchurch Richard Petrie Christchurch Christchurch Stu Roberts Otago Ken Rutherford Otago North Otago David Sewell Christchurch Southland Jeff Wilson Canterbury Country Shanan Stewart North Canterbury John Wright

Future Tournament & Draws Draws for the tournament are established using an agreed ‘round’ system in which six rounds, two for each of the first three Tournament days, is played during the qualifying stages. Games for the Thursday and Friday are determined by the results of the previous qualifying matches.

Future Tournaments 2019 Rounds 3 to 8 - 56th at Oamaru (Host: North Otago) 7 to 11 Jan 2019 2020 Rounds 9 to 1 - 57th at Westport (Host: Buller) 6 to 10 Jan 2020 2021 Rounds 2 to 7 - 58th at Rangiora (Host: Canterbury Country) 11 to 15 Jan 2021

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Tournament Draw

Round 1 Round 6 Round 10 Christchurch Black V Christchurch Red Christchurch Black V Nelson Chch Black V Southland Country Otago Country V Mid Canterbury West Coast V Mid Canterbury West Coast V Otago Country Marlborough V Canterbury Country Buller V Otago Country Christchurch Red V North Otago North Otago V Buller Canterbury Country V Christchurch Red Canterbury Country V Dunedin Dunedin V South Canterbury North Otago V Southland Country Nelson V Buller Southland Country V Nelson Invercargill Metro V Dunedin South Canterbury V Invercargill Metro Invercargill Metro V West Coast South Canterbury V Marlborough Marlborough V Mid Canterbury

Round 2 Round 7 Round 11 Christchurch Black V North Otago Christchurch Black V West Coast Christchurch Black V Cant Country Buller V South Canterbury Buller V Christchurch Red Buller V Invercargill Metro Marlborough V Southland Country Mid Canterbury V South Canterbury Christchurch Red V Southland Country Invercargill Metro V Mid Canterbury Southland Country V Otago Country Otago Country V North Otago Nelson V West Coast Invercargill Metro V Cant Country West Coast V South Canterbury Otago Country V Canterbury Country Nelson V North Otago Nelson V Marlborough Dunedin V Christchurch Red Dunedin V Marlborough Dunedin V Mid Canterbury

Round 3 Round 8 Round 12 Christchurch Black V Otago Country Christchurch Black V Marlborough Chch Black V Invercargill Metro Invercargill Metro V Christchurch Red Dunedin V Nelson Otago Country V Christchurch Red Nelson V South Canterbury North Otago V Invercargill Metro Mid Canterbury V Nelson Buller V Dunedin Cant Country V Southland Country Marlborough V Buller North Otago V Marlborough Otago Country V South Canterbury North Otago V Canterbury Country Canterbury Country V Mid Canterbury Mid Canterbury V Christchurch Red West Coast V Dunedin West Coast V Southland Country Buller V West Coast Southland Country V South Cant

Round 4 Round 9 Round 13 Christchurch Black V South Canterbury Christchurch Black V Buller Christchurch Black V Dunedin Canterbury Country V West Coast North Otago V Dunedin Inv Metro V Southland Country Dunedin V Otago Country Canterbury Country V Nelson Christchurch Red V Marlborough Nelson V Christchurch Red Invercargill Metro V Otago Country Otago Country V Nelson Invercargill Metro V Marlborough Southland Country V Mid Canterbury Mid Canterbury V Buller Southland Country V Buller Marlborough V West Coast Cant Country V South Canterbury North Otago V Mid Canterbury South Canterbury V Christchurch Red North Otago V West Coast

Round 5 Christchurch Black V Mid Canterbury Buller V Canterbury Country Invercargill Metro V Nelson Marlborough V Otago Country Dunedin V Southland Country North Otago V South Canterbury West Coast V Christchurch Red

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Points Table

Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 TOTAL

Buller

Canterbury Country

Christchurch Red

Christchurch Black

Dunedin

Invercargill Metro

Marlborough

Mid Canterbury

Nelson

North Otago

Otago Country

Southland Country

South Canterbury

West Coast

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General Contacts

Medical Sporting Goods Oamaru Public Hospital (Incl A&E) Oamaru Sports & Outdoors 8 Steward St, Oamaru 223 Thames St, Oamaru 03-433 0290 03-434 5609

Doctor North End Medical Centre 4 Frome St, Oamaru North, Oamaru 03-437 0347

Dentist Cooper & Hunt Dental 4 Frome Street Oamaru 03 437 0466

Physio Oamaru Physio 19 Eden Street Oamaru 03 434 6750

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