NAU MAI HAERE MAI
37TH AOTEAROA NATIONAL BOWLS WAINUIOMATA 2011
4th – 7th February 2011
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Māori Bowls Tournament Logo
KAITIAKI / MANAAKITANGA WERO Watch over those participating Challenge to those in the tournament people coming
BOWLS
WHAKAPAPA The links that bind all Māori
Local Artist: John Joseph Kingi
C O N T E N T S
Page No 1. Front cover 2. Maori Logo Design (i) 3. Contents page (ii) 4. Atiawa advertisement 1 5. Message from Hutt City Mayor 2 6. Classic Embroidery advertisement 3 7. Message from Wellington Centre President 4 8. Message from Wainuiomata Bowling Club President 5 9. Message from Wainuiomata Bowls Committee 2011 President 6 10. 37th Aotearoa National Bowls Wainuiomata 2011 – Committee 7 11. Aotearoa President’s Speech 8-9 12. New World advertisement 10 13. Taonga Tuku Iho 11-12 14. Constitution and Rules of the Aotearoa National Bowls Tournament 13-14 15. Host Clubs and Greens 15 16. Venues and Contacts / Disputes Committee 16 17. Tournament Information and Itinerary 17-18 18. Conditions of Tournament Play (Men and Women) 19-20 19. Playing Time Table 21 20. Tournament Transport Schedule 22 21. Identification Tags 23-25 22. Bowls Specialist advertisement 26 23. Men’s draws 27-30 24. Women’s draws 31-34 25. List of men players by rohe 35-37 26. List of women players by rohe 38-40 27. Export Meat advertisement 41 28. Ahitana Cup – Men’s Tournament Winners 1975 – 2010 42 29. Ahitana Cup – Women’s Tournament Winners 1984 – 2010 43 30. Acknowledgements 44 31. The Aotearoa National Bowls – Onerahi 2012 Committee 45
Proudly supports the 37th Aotearoa National Bowls Championships in Wainuiomata.
Te Ra O Te Raukura
Don’t forget Wellington’s premier cultural event Te Ra O Te Raukura 2011 at Te Whiti Park, Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt, and Sunday 6 February 2011. Ardijah and The Sons of Zion headline a great day of entertainment, stalls and attractions.
Message from Mayor
It gives me great pleasure to extend a warm welcome to Lower Hutt for the 37th Annual Māori Bowls Tournament.
Hutt City Council is proud to support this fantastic event and I wish all the players the best of luck.
Wainuiomata Bowling Club is a great venue for the tournament and one I know well as my Dad played there regularly.
The next few days will be busy with players taking to the greens to battle it out but I encourage you to take the opportunity to explore our city and everything it has to offer.
There is always something happening in Lower Hutt and this Waitangi weekend it is action packed!
One of the stand out attractions is Te Ra O Te Raukura on Sunday. Come along to Te Whiti Park and enjoy a day filled with traditional arts and crafts, kapa haka, delicious kai, fabulous stalls, carnival rides and great live music.
I know you will enjoy your stay in Lower Hutt and hope you return home safely with many happy memories of your time with us.
Ray Wallace Mayor Hutt City
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Message from Centre President
Kia ora and welcome to all participants and supporters to this prestigious tournament. As visiting bowlers I am sure you will be treated well by all clubs in the Hutt Valley especially the host club Wainuiomata.
I trust you will enjoy playing bowls and the social facilities that are provided for you and I know the organisers have gone to great lengths to ensure your well-being during your stay.
Have a good tournament and remember it is participating that creates new friendships and make us return to these events each year. So enjoy your stay in our region and take away many pleasant memories.
Unfortunately I will be away in Ngā Puhi country while you are here, but others of the Wellington Centre Executive will be available to assist in any matters that may arise.
Charlie Clayton President Bowls Wellington
Message from President Wainuiomata Bowling Club
On behalf of the organising committee and members of the Wainuiomata Bowling Club, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all players and supporters that have travelled, in many cases huge distances, to participate in this tournament.
A special thank you must go to our sponsors and to the volunteers from our club, along with other participating Hutt Valley bowling clubs who have made their premises available for this event. Without the help of volunteers, events such as this could not happen.
I wish you good bowling and hope you all have a successful and enjoyable tournament where you will enjoy meeting up with old friends and making many new friends.
Barry Groucott President Wainuiomata Bowling Club
Message from the President Wainuiomata Māori Bowls Committee 2011
Tēnā koutou katoa ngā manuhiri nau mai, haere mai, kake mai e ngā matua tupuna, e kui ma, e koro ma, e ngā matua whaea rau rangatira ma, tēnā koutou katoa, ka nui ngā mihi mo koutou tēnā koutou katoa kua hui hui mai nei i tenei wa, tēnā koutou i roto i nga taimahatanga o te ao haere mai i raro i te korowai e te rangimarie kanui to koa kua tatu mai koutou
On behalf of the organising committee I would like to take this opportunity in welcoming one and all to Wainuiomata for the 37th National Aotearoa Māori Bowls Tournament for 2011.
I would also like to thank our co-hosting clubs – Eastbourne, Petone- Central, Hutt, Naenae, Park Avenue and Stokes Valley.
A huge thank you to our major sponsors Hutt City Council and Te Puni Kokiri in contributing to making this tournament a success.
Finally, I wish you all a wonderful weekend of bowls and comradeship in sunny Wainuiomata.
No reira e hoa ma Te Atua koutou e tiaki e manaaki i ngā wa katoa Kia tau te rangimarie kia tatou katoa Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa
Richard Nixon President Aotearoa National Bowls Committee Wainuiomata 2011
37TH AOTEAROA NATIONAL BOWLS WAINUIOMATA 2011
COMMITTEE
Kaumatua Graham Warren (04) 970 2291 President Richard Nixon (04) 970 4375 Secretary Sharon Nixon (04) 970 4375 Ross Cooper (04) 971 4261 Treasurer Danny Garrick (04) 564 3949 Tournament Director Gerry Macgregor (04) 478 5033 Sponsorship/Media Rawiri Evans (04) 976 8547 027 738 0999 Transport Coordinator Richard Nixon (04) 970 4375 Promotion Sales Sharon Woodhouse (04) 237 4274 021 515833 Catering – Wainuiomata Pat Dixon (04) 564 6255 Catering – Marae Katrina Beckham (04) 971 2272 Entertainment Richard Nixon (04) 970 4375 Greens Superintendent Barry Groucott (04) 564 8496 Registration Robyn Fitzgerald (04) 971 6186
AOTEAROA BOWLS BOARD INCORPORATED 2010 REPORT
He honore, he kororia ki te Atua He maungaronga ki te mata o te whenua He whakaaro pai ki nga tangata katoa Ki a tatou e huihui mai e enei ra ki te takoro maita Haere Mai Nau Mai Haere Mai ki Whanganui -a-tara
It is with sadness I acknowledge the passing of a dear friend, wife and mother. To Herewini, MJ and whanau all our aroha and prayers are with you. Waina was an inspiration to everyone she encountered, and she will be greatly missed.
No reira e te Hoa, moe mai i to moenga roa.
We also acknowledge all our whanau who have lost dear ones this past year.
Ki a ratou kua wheturangitia Haere, Haere, Haere.
I would like to thank everyone who has supported the board throughout the year.
The board members are: Tai Tokerau Margaret Walters / Secretary Tamaki Makaurau Ben Apapa Waikato Graham Stewart Te Arawa Dean Black Taranaki Hone Niwa / Treasurer Whanganui Akurangi Alder Tai Rawhiti Andy Tamanui Rangitane-Kahungunu Daisy Scott / President Whanganui-a-tara TBC Te Waipounamu TBC
Finance This year we have not had to fundraise or apply for funding, but in the near future we will need to raise the levy fees to assist the board to operate. Your comments through your Councillor would be appreciated.
Tournaments 2010 Kawerau Congratulations Mataatua for overcoming all the pre-tournament hitches and turning it into a memorable tournament. The venue was absolutely wonderful and the hospitality terrific. To the major sponsor Omataroa Rangitaiki No 2 Trust “Nga mihinui ki a koutou”, your generous contribution helped towards a successful tournament.
2011 Onerahi Tai Tokerau are on track with all preparation for their tournament. Still have a lot of fundraising to tackle and are seeking the support of all the members.
2012 Te Arawa Planning has begun and fundraising for the event is well underway.
2010 Rohe Challenge Another successful challenge hosted this year by Waikato.
Winners were: Women Te Arawa Men Waikato Rohe Winners Tai Tokerau
It is with a great deal of pleasure that New World Wainuiomata is one of the sponsors for Aotearoa National Bowls Tournament 2011.
If you are looking to buy refreshments and food we would welcome the opportunity to be at your service. Good bowls to you all.
Shaun McCarthy and His Team
Wainuiomata New World Proud to Support this Community Event
TAONGA TUKU IHO
Donated by Fred Bristow of Te Taitokerau
KAUPAPA
The Taonga/Treasure would be passed down from host to host at the annual event of the Aotearoa National Bowls Tournament. The mauri/spirit of the taonga will keep the tournament alive.
BACKGROUND
Thames - 1990 At the Delegates meeting Fred Bristowe made a request to Waikato to withdraw their application to host the 1992 Tournament.
One of the original fraternity members Bill Knott of Russell BC was in very poor health, hence his request to host the tournament back up north in Kaikohe. As a token of appreciation to Waikato for honouring his request, Fred donated the beautiful taonga.
Dannevirke - 1993 The taonga was presented to Dave Uerata of the Aotearoa National Bowls Board.
Tokoroa - 1996 Waikato and Te Arawa finally came to a decision on how the taonga would take its journey.
Rotorua - 1998 Waikato received the taonga in its original state, but because of the mana the taonga was given, it was placed on a carved base then adorned with a korowai crafted and presented by Hona Herbert.
Masterton - 2007 The Taonga was blessed and given its name “TAONGA TUKU IHO”.
Ruawai - 2008 Te Taitokerau had the Taonga enclosed in glass.
Te Tairawhiti - 2009 Te Tairawhiti reveals the history of the taonga, as told by Jack Owens of Waikato.
CONSTITUTION AND RULES OF THE AOTEAROA NATIONAL BOWLS TOURNAMENT
Name: The Aotearoa Bowling Fraternity Objects: To promote the sport of bowls within the Maori Fraternity and to conduct the annual National Tournament of the Fraternity. Membership: Membership shall be to persons of Maori descent who are financial members of a Bowling Club affiliated to Bowls New Zealand (BNZ). Executive: The members within each BNZ Centre District hosting the tournament shall elect their own President, Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations Officer and Executive Committee who shall officiate as such nationally during which the National Tournament is held within their district. Meetings: Meetings of the Delegates may be convened by the Aotearoa Bowling Board’s (ABB) President at the discretion of the host Committee, on the day prior to or during the Tournament. Delegates: The Delegates to the Annual General Meeting shall be two (2) Members from each Bowling Centre and elected by the members therein. Business: (a) Confirmation of Minutes of previous Annual Meeting; (b) Report on the previous season’s National Tournament; (c) Financial report of the previous season’s National Tournament; (d) Allocation of venue for the National Tournament for three (3) years ahead; (e) All applications to host tournament must be in writing and accompanied with respective Centre approval and state entry fee.
Tournament Rules: (a) The duration and number of games, set by controlling body; (b) Qualifiers: the number of qualifiers be determined by the Controlling body; (c) Duration of post section play, conducted by the number of qualifying teams; (d) The tournament shall be conducted under BNZ Laws of the Game.
Composition of Men’s And Women’s Teams: (a) A team shall be four (4) members of the Fraternity; (b) A team must be three (3) members of the fraternity plus one (1) invited member of any affiliated Bowling Club, who shall not skip; (c) Failure to comply with the above result in: (1) Disqualification (2) Forfeiture of games and entry fee. Ballot Teams: The hosts Committee have decided that local teams will be included for this tournament.
Alteration to the Tournament Constitution: Alterations shall be by remit in writing fourteen (14) days prior to the Annual meeting of delegates.
HOST CLUBS AND GREENS
HEADQUARTERS WAINUIOMATA BOWLING CLUB 1 Moohan Street WAINUIOMATA 2 GREENS (Cotula) Ph: 04 564 5995
HOSTING CLUBS
Eastbourne Bowling Club Hutt Bowling Club 179 Muritai Road 6 Myrtle Street EASTBOURNE LOWER HUTT 1 Green (Cotulla) 2 Greens (Cotulla) Ph: 04 562 7012 Ph: 04 566 3839
Naenae Bowling Club Park Avenue Bowling Club 135 Witako Street 23 Treadwell Street Epuni Naenae LOWER HUTT LOWER HUTT 3 Greens (Cotulla) 2 Greens (Cotulla) Ph: 04 567 5823 Ph: 04 567 8159
Petone Central Bowling Club Stokes Valley Bowling Club 1 Roxburgh Grove 50 Horoeka Street PETONE STOKES VALLEY 2 Greens (Cotulla) 1 Green (Cotulla) & 1 Green (Synthetic) Ph: 04 568 6344 Ph: 04 939 0239
VENUES AND CONTACTS
Wainuiomata Marae Cnr Wellington Road & Fitzherbert Road Parkway Extension WAINUIOMATA Ph: 04 564 8395
Wainuiomata Swimming Pool Wainuiomata Pharmacy & Lotto Moohan Street Wainuiomata Shopping Mall (Op Bowling Club) WAINUIOMATA WAINUIOMATA Ph: 04 564 8563 Ph: 04 564 8780
After Hours Medical Centre Hutt Hospital 729 High Street High Street LOWER HUTT LOWER HUTT Ph: 04 567 5345 Ph: 04 566 6999 Sat-Sun 8am to 11pm
Disputes Committee
President Richard Nixon Match Convenor Gerry Macgregor ABB President Daisy Scott
PLEASE NOTE: Disputes Committee decision is FINAL and no correspondence will be entered into.
SKIPS ONLY TO REGISTER COMPLAINTS TO THE DISPUTE’S COMMITTEE
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION AND ITINERARY
Friday 4 February 2011 10:00am – 6:00pm Registration Wainuiomata Rugby Club – Moohan Street, Wainuiomata
5:00pm Official Opening / Powhiri / Hakari Wainuiomata Marae - Cnr Wellington & Fitzherbert Roads Wainuiomata
8.00pm Delegates meeting at Wainuiomata Swimming Pool Moohan Street, Wainuiomata
8:00pm onwards Entertainment Wainuiomata Bowling Club Moohan Street, Wainuiomata
Saturday 5 February 2011 6.30am – 7.45am Breakfast at Wainuiomata Marae 7.45am Buses Depart from Marae 8.40am Welcome to Host Club and Karakia 8.45am Trial ends (1 each way) 9.00am Games begin 11.45am Lunch at venues 12.30pm Games continue 5.15pm Dinner at Bowling Clubs 6.30pm approx Buses depart and return to Headquarters and Marae from all venues 7.00pm Whakangahau at Wainuiomata Bowling Club
Sunday 6 February 2011 6.30am – 7.45am Breakfast at Wainuiomata Marae 7.45am Buses depart from Marae 8.30am Games begin 12.00pm – 12.30pm Lunch at Bowling Venues 12.30pm Buses depart for Headquarters 12.45pm – 1.25pm Lunch at Headquarters for Top 16 1.30pm Semi-Finals and Finals for all Sections at Wainuiomata Bowling Club 6.00pm Hangi Dinner, Prize Giving and Entertainment at Wainuiomata Bowling Club
Monday 7 February 2011 8.00am Breakfast at Wainuiomata Marae 9.00am Poroporoaki / Farewell at Wainuiomata Marae CONDITIONS OF TOURNAMENT PLAY (MEN AND WOMEN)
1. All games will be played in accordance with Laws of the Sport of Bowls, Bowls New Zealand Domestic Regulations and the requirements of the Constitution and Rules of the Aotearoa National Bowls Tournament. 2. Skips will be responsible for ensuring that all bowls played by team members comply with the Laws of the Sport of Bowls. 3. Variation of programme. The Controlling Body reserves the right to alter or amend the programme if necessary. If any games have to be abandoned due to adverse weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances five (5) ends will constitute a game. 4. Trial Ends. Trial ends (one in each direction) will be permitted but must be completed five (5) minutes before the scheduled start of play. 5. Score cards. Full names of team members to be entered on the card at the start of each day. At the completion of each game, cards must be checked, signed and handed to the controller for recording. Skips throughout the day should ensure the result of their games have been recorded correctly. 6. Default. A team that is absent or incomplete ten (10) minutes (and this is the ruling for this tournament - not Law 46) after the round has begun shall forfeit the game to their opponents. The defaulting team shall have a loss and no points, their opponents shall have a win and the average of the winning scores – percentage rounded down for less than half or up for half or more - for that round on the green. 7. Draws. For the duration of the tournament in the event of a draw an extra end is to be played. Not to be killed or counted just to get the win. If the jack becomes dead during this extra end it shall be repositioned on the centre line of the rink 2 meters from the front ditch and the end played out.
8. FIRST DAY – SATURDAY 5TH FEBRUARY – GAMES START AT 9.00AM Five (5) games of 1 hour 15 minutes to the bell to be played. Team positions will be determined at the end of the days play according to wins - if equal then ends won, then shots, then points differential of each team as a (+) or (-) over the five games. The top 16 men’s and women’s teams will qualify for the National Championships and will be drawn into four sections of four teams with teams finishing in positions 1,5,9,13 in Section 1, teams 2,6,10,14 in Section 2, teams 3,7,11,15 in Section 3 and teams 4,8,12,16 in Section 4. The order of play within each section will have been drawn for each section.
The remaining teams will play in the Flights sections and be drawn into 3 sections of 12 for the Men and 1 of 14 and 2 of 12 for the Women.
SECOND DAY – SUNDAY 6TH FEBRUARY – GAMES START AT 8.30AM Men’s and Women’s National Championship – to be played at the Wainuiomata Bowling Club in Sections of four with a round robin of three (3) games of 1 hour 15 minutes. The winner of each section will then be drawn to play a semi-final - of 1 hour 15 minutes commencing at 1.30pm. The winners will then play a final of 10 ends with no time limit commencing at 3.15pm.
Flight Championships Flight 1 Men: 17th to 28th team - to be played at the Park Avenue Bowling Club Flight 2 Men: 29th to 40th team - to be played at the Hutt Bowling Club. Flight 3 Men: 41st to 52nd team - to be played at the Petone Central Bowling Club. Three (3) games of 1 hour. The top four teams of each Flight will then be drawn to play a semi-final - of 1 hour 15 minutes at the Wainuiomata Bowling Club commencing at 1.30pm. The winners will then play a final of 10 ends and no time limit commencing at 3.15pm.
Flight 1 Women: 17th to 30th team - to be played at the Stokes Valley Bowling Club. Flight 2 Women: 31st to 42nd team - to be played at the Eastbourne Bowling Club. Flight 3 Women 43rd to 54th team - to be played at the Naenae Bowling Club. Three (3) games of 1 hour will be played. The top four from each Flight will then be drawn to play a semi-final - of 1 hour 15 minutes at the Wainuiomata Bowling Club commencing at 1.30pm. The winners will then play a final of 10 ends and no time limit commencing at 3.15pm.
PLAYING TIME TABLE
Saturday 5 February
Games of 1 hour 15 minutes Game 1 9.00 – 10.15 Game 2 10.30 – 11.45 Lunch 11.45 – 12.30 Game 3 12.30 – 1.45 Game 4 2.30 – 3.15 Game 5 3.30 – 4.45
Sunday 6 February
National Championship Flights 1, 2 & 3 Games 1 hour 15 mins Games 1 hour
Game 1 8.30 – 9.45 Game 1 8.30 – 9.30 Game 2 10.00 – 11.15 Game 2 9.45 – 10.45 Game 3 11.30 – 12.45 Game 3 11.00 – 12.00 Lunch 12.45 – 1.25 Lunch 12.00 – 12.30 Semi –final 1.30 – 2.45 *Semi - final 1.30 – 2.45 Final 3.15 *Final 3.15
The finals are of 10 ends with no time limit. *At Wainuiomata Bowling Club
TOURNAMENT TRANSPORT SCHEDULE
Saturday 5 February 2011 Departing from Wainuiomata Marae to:
7.45am Eastbourne 7.45am Stokes Valley 7.45am Park Avenue 7.45am Naenae 7.45am Hutt 7.45am Petone Central 8.00am Wainuiomata
Buses leaving all venues at 6.30pm AFTER DINNER returning to Headquarters and Wainuiomata Marae.
Sunday 6 February 2011 Departing from Wainuiomata Marae to:
7.45am Eastbourne 7.45am Stokes Valley 7.45am Park Avenue 7.45am Naenae 7.45am Hutt 7.45am Petone Central 8.00am Wainuiomata
Buses leaving all venues at 12.30pm (after lunch) returning to Headquarters.
PLEASE NOTE: The top four place getters in each of the Flights Sections must be at Headquarters (Wainuiomata Bowling Club) for a 1.30pm start.
IDENTIFICATION TAGS
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Registration packs will contain identification tags and colour coded tickets that will be used for each meal Wristbands Green for players and yellow for supporters Green ticket – Friday night Hakari – Hangi Dinner Yellow ticket – Saturday parakuihi – Breakfast Red ticket – Saturday lunch Blue ticket – Saturday evening – progressive dinner Orange ticket – Sunday parakuihi – breakfast Purple ticket – Sunday lunch White ticket – Sunday evening – Hangi Dinner Neon yellow ticket – Monday parakuihi
Wristbands The wristbands are to be worn throughout the duration of the tournament for purposes of admission into tournaments, meals, entertainment and marae.
Meal Tickets This process is for the purpose of Wainuiomata Maori Bowls catering requirements. Please be advised that tickets will be required to be handed over to catering staff at every tournament venue, including marae on receipt of collecting meals.
Those supporters/visitors who are not registered and wish to purchase a meal should do so directly at the venue they are attending. A fee will be charged.
No wristband, no admission! No wristband and no meal ticket, no kai!
Please do not offend if you are not permitted into tournament fixtures because you have no identification.
Wainuiomata Maori Bowls Committee would like these wristbands to be put on immediately upon receipt of your Registration Pack to ensure you are easily identified as a Bowler or Supporter. These bands are waterproof and light and would not come off easily once they are put on. The Committee would like you to wear these until you leave the tournament.
It is recommended that the wristband is placed on your non-bowling wrist.
Thank you for your co-operation and support in this matter.
Entertainment Please note that registered players, registered supporters and registered individuals, who wish to go to the entertainment at the Wainuiomata Bowling Club on Friday, Saturday and Sunday MUST WEAR THEIR WRISTBANDS. Non registered persons must sign in.
Furthermore, please note the club will not allow entries after 10:00pm on these nights.
Wainuiomata Bowling Club will be providing entertainment on: Friday 8.00-12.00 midnight Jukebox Saturday 8.30-12.00 midnight 8 piece band Sunday 8.00-12.00 midnight Karaoke
Transport Shuttles From Entertainment The use of shuttle vans Shuttle vans are operated by volunteers and they should be treated with the utmost courtesy because they are giving up their time to offer you a service. Shuttle vans will be used to move only registered bowlers and registered supporters who are participating in the Maori Bowls tournament, to and from designated areas.
The shuttle service will only apply within the Wainuiomata area, commencing at 7.00am though to the end of the daily activities around 10.30pm
If members and supporters require transport beyond Wainuiomata e.g. to accommodations in Petone, Hutt City area, then a koha of $5 per person will apply. Vans will only leave Wainuiomata club with full loads of eight to nine passengers, passenger must have a ticket. No money will be taken by the volunteer drivers. Tickets will be available from the transport coordinator.
Smoking or consumption of alcohol in shuttle vans is prohibited at all times.
The driver has the right to refuse entry to over intoxicated passengers.
Designated shuttle van routes Transport within Wainuiomata Valley to and from the Wainuiomata Bowling Club will include:
Wainuiomata Marae Camp Wainui Brookfield Camp Wainuiomata Motels
Travel over the hill will incur a koha of $5.00 per head Designated drop off points from Wainuiomata Bowling Club are:
Hutt Park Holiday Camp Kokiri Marae, Seaview Belleview Motels Petone Esplanade Motels Hutt Road Motels Pharazyn Street Motels
Vans will not travel north beyond Kennedy Good Bridge or south beyond the Petone Over bridge
Thank you for your co-operation and support in this matter. B O W L S S P E C I A L I S T S L I M I T E D
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AHITANA CUP
Men’s Tournament Winners 1975 – 2010
Year Team Club 1975 M O’Brien, J Bevan, O Topine, M Edward Taumaranui 1976 C Flavell, E Flavell, J Kanawa, A Davis Turangi 1977 T Tairoa, J Maeka, P Welch, C Goff Johnsonville 1978 I Johnson, R Johnson, D Taumata, B Lemtrer Taumaranui 1979 B Patu, C Sturmey, P Tai, M Watson Waitara 1980 T Tuhimata, G Hira, F Muir, D Kihi, T Waenga Tuakau 1981 C Moeahu, S Moeahu, T Tamou, R Matoe Okaiawa 1982 J Mitai, B Doughty, B Tuira, P Stevens Te Aroha 1983 P Sarsfield, D Cameron, T Harrison, G Harrison Thames 1984 J Waikaire, Ne Leaity, M Murphy, N Manahi Ngongotaha 1985 J Waikaire, Ne Leaity, M Murphy, N Manahi Ngongotaha 1986 J Waikaire, Ne Leaity, M Murphy, N Manahi Ngongotaha 1987 R Williams, G Martell, C Strong, R Barber Browns Bay 1988 R Walker, T Berney, W Waru, M Hunter Wainuiomata 1989 W Dunn, N Ansley, T Tuaiti, J Hardman Mt Roskill 1990 J Mita, B Doughty, G Hopa, G Brown Te Aroha 1991 D File, V Marshall, J Penny, B Allan Kahutia 1992 T Paratene, J Huriwai, R Niwa, B Gordon Poverty Bay 1993 D Ratima, G Nikora, G Hazeldine, G Nepe Whakatu 1994 S Pirini, T Myers, P Campbell, W Motu East Tamaki 1995 M Gibbons, D Ratima, D Nepe, G Hazeldine Whakatu 1996 T Myers, S Pirini, C Slaesa, G Tumanuvao East Tamaki 1997 J Kanawa, J Neho, I Metera, B Whaanga Newtown 1998 K Chapman, T Manga, D Sheehan, M Heller Ruawai 1999 A Apaapa, P Palkinson, R Botica, McLaughlin Otahuhu 2000 P Guest, J Fish, C Harris, A Hewitt Tai Tokerau 2001 D Black, R Sims, N Manahi, D Eccles Ngongotaha 2002 P Paul, C Hurihanganui, D Paul, H Bell Ngongotaha 2003 D Berryman, A Batley, D Mason, M Merrick Mt Maunganui 2004 B Aspin, T Bunton, J Mitchell, J Rota Te Atatu Pen 2005 R Gregory, G Gregory, J Toatoa, T McIlroy Frankton Rail 2006 B Ashton, J Lovell, M McFadden, T Weir Christchurch 2007 B Winterburn, M Bishop, J Wiriana, S Prescott Aotea 2008 R Gregory, J Huxtable, G Gregory, D O’Brien Frankton Rail 2009 J McArthur, B Hicks, P Tapene, M Riggs Pt Chevalier RSA 2010 J King, D Cameron, T King, T Marumaru Tamaki Makaura
AHITANA CUP
WOMENS TOURNAMENT WINNERS 1984 - 2010
Year Team Club 1984 S Hedley, M Duke, W Brunning, B Hika Browns Bay 1985 S Matangi, M Murphy, N Marsh, D Takarangi Ngongotaha 1986 No Play 1987 M Baty, T Needham, B Beatson, L Mercer Whakatane 1988 N McClintock, K Hansey, S Davis, R Harris Wellington 1989 S Willis, J Waitere, E Balsley, J Floyd Wanganui 1990 J Heta, E Hongara, B Evenbly, R Ferris Poverty Bay 1991 M Cooper, K Cooper, N Holder, J Walker Kaikohe 1992 M Cooper, K Cooper, N Holder, J Walker Kaikohe 1993 M Cooper, K Cooper, N Holder, J Walker Kaikohe 1994 R Maxwell, C Hemopo, N Edmonds, Q Takurua Kaiti 1995 G Bryant, M Ratahi, L Moke, B Telfar Hawera 1996 M Thompson, D Page, E Mato, R Morris Petone 1997 F Hohaia, K Rakena, J McLeod, B Borrie Manaia 1998 M Guldbrandsen, C Fredrick, M Duke, P Davis Sunnybrae 1999 P Tamatea, A Nathan, J Ratahi, W Hokopaura Opunaki 2000 P Tamatea, A Nathan, J Ratahi, W Hokopaura Opunaki 2001 M Guldbrandsen, C Fredrick, T Campbell, P Davis Sunnybrae 2002 V Kahi, J Tana, I Blundell, T Tana Hokianga 2003 E Bennett, M Bennett, J Smith, G Bennett Belfast 2004 C Sibley, J Scarrot, A Madigan, C Barkley Mt Wellington 2005 M Guldbrandsen, P Davis, O LaHood, T Campbell Sunnybrae 2006 E Waerehu, P Waerehu, E Toka, M Stainton Onehunga RSA 2007 M Khan, M Paul, M Risbridge, K Morrison Tokoroa 2008 M Maurirere, H Ratana, J Disken, D Potter Woburn 2009 S Anderson, M Walters, P Davies, C Downs Te Taitokerau 2010 M Burton, S Murry, P Steward, P Smaller Te Arawa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Special thanks to the following for their additional support and contributions
Atiawa Toa FM Bowls Specialists Ltd Classic Embroidery Products Eastbourne Bowling Club Export Meat, Wainuiomata Hutt Bowling Club Hutt City Council John Joseph Kingi Naenae Bowling Club New World, Wainuiomata NZ Bus Hutt Valley Flyer Park Avenue Bowling Club Pawkeys Vehicle Rentals Petone Central Bowling Club Ron Chin Pharmacy, Wainuiomata Stokes Valley Bowling Club Te Puni Kokiri Wainuiomata Bowling Club Wainuiomata Rugby Club