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BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs WELCOME This programme is to guide you through the tournament and also allows you to track your team’s progress. Enjoy and best of luck! TOURNAMENT HOST ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Host Association Representatives Jilly Harris, Olita Alai and Barry Rhodes BBNZ Representatives Maree Taylor, Conor O’Fee, Kate Lacey, David Huxford, James Cawthorn, Mitchell Langton, Melony O’Connor & Nikolay Mikhalchuk Technical Commissioner Devina Banks Referee Trainers Campbell Marsters Te Kirikauri Pene & Natasha Ah-Hing TOURNAMENT VENUES Bruce Pulman Arena, Auckland BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY #3X3CHAMPS 1 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs Welcome from Rebel Sport Kia Ora and welcome all players, coaches, families and fans. The Rebel Sport 3x3 Secondary Schools Tournament is finally here, and it’s bound to be a display of exciting on and off court performances, as players strive to get one under their belt. Huge congrats to the teams for making it here. Your commitment shows true dedication to the sport and you should be as proud as we are. We hope that when competing, you enjoy every moment—live the dream. To those in the stands supporting your teams, thank you. Your support is key to keeping the sporting spirit alive. Kia kaha, The Rebel Sport Squad #3X3CHAMPS 2 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs Welcome from Basketball New Zealand It is my pleasure to welcome you to this year’s Secondary Schools 3x3 Championships, which is by far the biggest 3x3 Champs since the inaugural event in 2014 – the rapid rise in team entries is impressive! This is the pinnacle event for school based 3X3 – each winning school (boy’s and girl’s) can claim the title of ‘Champion’ until they defend it at next year’s Champs. 3x3 is now an Olympic sport. It will debut at the Tokyo Olympics and then feature at every Olympics thereafter offering another opportunity for basketballers to achieve their Olympic dreams. The Champs contributes to the growing popularity of 3x3 Basketball and helps us develop and identify talent for international events such as the FIBA 3x3 Under 18 World Championships, the Youth Olympics and the FIBA Oceania Under 18 Championships. New Zealand has competed very successfully on the world stage in 3x3 and we aim to continue with that high standard. Have a great time, make new friends, enjoy the occasion, give it your best and you never know where the game may take you – it’s a truly global sport and it’s getting bigger and better here in New Zealand and around the world every year. To all participants – thank you for being part of this exciting event. Enjoy! Yours in basketball Iain Potter CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER nz.basketball/SS3x3Champs #3X3CHAMPS @basketballNZ #3X3CHAMPS 3 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs Welcome from Auckland Basketball Services Ltd. On behalf of the Auckland Basketball Services it is our pleasure to welcome all teams and spectators to the Rebel Sport 3X3 NZ Secondary Schools Championships, held at Pulman Arena. New Zealand’s short history in the game and ever increasing participation is through events such as the 3X3 Secondary Schools Champs. We are lucky to have so many young players and coaches attending, and it is encouraging to see the growth of our sport in New Zealand. ABSL has committed to providing the tournament organisation and volunteer base that is vital to the success of the event. We very much appreciate and value their help. We look forward to watching the talent that is on offer throughout the tournament, and hope you enjoy your experience. We wish all teams the best of luck over the tournament and if you need any assistance please ask any one of our staff. Rob Wakelin Chief Executive #3X3CHAMPS 4 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs Junior Boys Pool A – ELITE GRADE Hastings Boys High School A St Johns College Falcons Rotorua Boys High School A Ezrah Eagle Keelan Viliami Freeman Vercoe Jahrel Timoti Tane Vette Kruz Ua-Marsh Teina Robin Ty Gerrand Shane Gifkins Tyrese Ngarangione-Wicks Vince Lenden Te Akau Bennett Zoram Smiler Rangitoto College Mt Albert Grammar Liston College Cayd Walton Jayden Eaton Jeydin Ale Flynn Blackmore Hosea Simi Luke Vaipata Kyle Buenaflor Raukawa Bayliss Ronald Allan Juan Michael Ropotini Chase Hartley Wills Couper Zymhon Rhianne Moreno Junior Boys Pool B – ELITE GRADE Hamilton Boys High School Rongotai College Rosmini College Pukekohe Black Black Astyn Te Whare Bart Jackowski Clyde delcarmen Charlie Crawford Jacob Crane Christopher Wyllie Harry Kelso Luca D'Archino-Hui Liam Vande Hayden Josh Wyllie Jack Walters Lucas Cribb Patrick Kailahi Julius Halaifonua Nathaniel Short Onel Solaqa Ross Anderson Sam Mercer Rapson Charlie St Peter's Cambridge A St. Andrews College Kelston Boys High School Alapati Tusa Soagia Ben Ashman Alec Phillips Henry Smith Carter Rhodes Edsun Craig Hugo Barnes Elliot Graves Moshe Wulf Izaiah Kamana Hugh Kenny Qaevon Nikoia Max Grimshaw Joel Buchanan Rodman Fuaivaa #3X3CHAMPS 5 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs Junior Boys Pool A – OPEN GRADE Hamilton Boys High St Pauls College, Tai Wananga Destiny School School Red Hamilton Cole Viljoen-Thomson Finn Neho Andy Hindmarsh Asher Downing Dallas Rata Makene Jalen Moller Maraki Grant Jackson Norris Kiwa Rata Joseph Jaunay Mose Leiasamaivao Liam Inman Muoem Wiltshire Logan Cassidy Rico Paora Noah Heke Temaia Huirama Sonny Higgins Rilee Henry Psalm Cameron St Johns College Hawks Sancta Maria College Long Bay College Rosmini College Red Coeyn Lockington Alfonso Leyesa Bia Abreu Anton Seuseu Dominic Pearce Andre Bautista Ian Park Jameer Reed Dreydn Peterson Jan Matanguihan Jalen Sievers Jayden Clark Kade Gerrand Logan Wood Jesse Archer John-Paul Baledrokadroka Rohan Rodrigues Ryan Blank Zac Story Junior Boys Pool B – OPEN GRADE St Peters School, Pukekohe High School Rosmini College Blue Howick College Cambridge B Red Daniel Opperman Braden Morley Kaleb Daji Braedyn Northcott Ezekiel Paul Liam Bates Kurt Pasturan Dakota Inu Jason Ji Mattie Dalton Tiago De Castro Genesis De Real Pharus Paewai Ryder Heath Weston Quinlan Isaac Baker Tom Feinberg-Danieli Wright Jaziah Lewis Robson Zane Nicol Takapuna Grammar St Johns College C Long Bay College Te Aroha College Mt Albert Grammar School Teal Ky-Mani Kaumoana Noah Tanner Daniel Byrne Bobby Neels Ari Dolphin Luke Nonu Palepua Afoa Minglong Yuan Christian Crossman Jackson Carr Michael Wade Tamatea Jones Thomas Green Ethan Whittaker Josh Lynch Seth Karika Valentino Swainson Zen Lamb Haizley Bartlett Judah McBurney Trevor Greaves Ralph De Borja #3X3CHAMPS 6 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs Junior Girls Pool A – ELITE GRADE Westlake Girls High Rotorua Girls High Hamilton Girls High Hastings Girls High Mt Albert Grammar School A School A School A School School Gold Amy Pateman Arahia Horne Anaiya nelson Pahlyss Hokianga Danii Mafoe Emma-Kaye Schroeder Grace Florence Caitlyn Hull Storey Sadler Lara-poppy Cocker Jazz Zanders Jennifer Mutlow Teia Koopu Summer Miller lemalie Lily Fotu Merito Temepara Walker Tuliau Charlotte Milla Senio Xanthe Pinder Kahurangi Taute- NIESHA Dighe Collier Te Arini Nia Roberts Maddox Morgan-Koia St Mary College, St Peters School, St Andrews College Tauranga Girls College Rangitoto College Ponsonby Cambridge A A Casey Devonshire Christiana Setu Jessica Jennings Ella Sharpe Eden Tapsell Paige Jackson Heaven-Leigh Schmid Lahnayah Daniel Molly Morrow Kiritiana Patea Samantha Goad Kodee Williams-Sefo Macy Costello Ophella Powell Makere Toki Sofia Chi Tamzin Jakeman Melissa Kenel Rafferty Powell Mihingarangi Patea Zaara Sain Tannika Leger-Walker Ruby Beynon Nevada Morunga Junior Girls Pool A – OPEN GRADE Westlake Girls High St Peters School, Pukekohe High Destiny School Aquinas College School B Cambridge B School Amelie Rerekura Emma Rogers Amelia Rettkowicz Fern Taiapa Cezanne Tahitahi Peters Julianne Rhiana Drew Casey Maddison Aitken Decree Waikari Bell Sienna Pureza Emma Ward Mo'unga Talakai Emily Tanira Brennah Latoalevi- Miriana Beilby Keira Hayidakis Sylvie Conroy Shiloh Waikari Nosa Te Rina Timutimu Mya Blair Tess Davis Indee Pateman Olivia Stevenson Mt Albert Grammar Tolaga Bay Area Kavanagh College Long Bay College Sancta Maria College School Blue School Abby Simpson Abi Church Meiya Lemafa Cayleigh-Ann Aio Hollis Aya Oseki Bia Abreu Eva Tuala Ngapaku Arihia Turei Daisy Jarvie Katy McCoskery Delta Katu-Leaupepe Christina Bechara Jamieson Tapsell Ryleigh Makiiti Kayla Paladin Kaliyah Williams- Isabella Ibbetson Te Atahuia Matahiki Sophie Golden Willow Simper Woolsey Kaitlin Eustaquio Zenda Moeke Rhiannon Sionetali Leilani Davies #3X3CHAMPS 7 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND 2021 Rebel Sport Secondary Schools 3x3 Champs Senior Boys Pool A – ELITE GRADE WBHS A St Johns Eagles HBHS A St Peters Auckland Hasting Boys A Boston Caldwell Jaedyn Lenden Charlie Cox Andrei Benedict Denim Tuala-Fata Christian Martin Paneere Waitai Daniel Dobson Manio La'mour Spooner Daniel Ottenhof Taaj Tawhara Kobe Tuhakaraina Jack Donnelly Lebron Tuala-Fata Liam Spencer Te Hauroamairangi Oliver White Jacob Nola Tama Ropiha Rocco Chang Tawhara Rico Nelson Scott James Errey Te Maru Sadler One Tree Hill Kelston Blue Liston Fraser MAGS Caleb Smiler Aki Luamanuvae Su'a Aldreinne Alegado Ashton Bennett Deon Helu Ezra Smiler Dante Tapulaaia CJ Snell-Tupai Carsyn Nikoia Oliver McElhinney Kainoa Turner
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