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Year 5/6 Mixed Grading Competition – Monday Nights 4:00Pm to 6:40Pm Tuesday 4:20 Pm Wednesday 26Th June at TSB Stadium and FDMC Gym (Catch up Night) Year 5/6 Mixed Grading Competition – Monday nights 4:00pm to 6:40pm Tuesday 4:20 pm Wednesday 26th June at TSB Stadium and FDMC Gym (catch up night) Teams: Bell Block Raptors Fitzroy Ballers Fitzroy Red Strikers Fitzroy Superstars Frankley Firebirds Frankley Force Mangorei Crossovers Mangorei Warriors Marfell Thunder Merrilands Makos Moturoa Tigers Oakura Bucks Oakura Magic Omata Puketapu Piranhas Puketapu Superstars Rangiatea Tipua Spotswood Stormers St John Bosco Ballers St Josephs Celtics St Josephs Pistons St Pius X Warriors Tikorangi Raptors Vogeltown Heat Welbourn Kings Welbourn Knights Westend Slammers Woodleigh Eagles Woodleigh Jets Duty: Each team to provide one person to perform bench duty for your game. Game Duration: 2 x 18 minute halves, running clock with local rules. Half time shall be of 1 minute duration. 1 timeout per half. Time outs shall be of 30 second duration. No time outs or substitutions in the last 2 minutes of the game. Clock shall start on time. Game can start with 3 players. If there are not 5 players after 5 minutes then it is deemed a default game and is recorded as such. If a game is drawn at the end of regulation time there is no overtime to decide the winner. 13 May Monday Court 1 4:00 pm Girls Clinic 4:40 pm Tikorangi Raptors vs St Josephs Pistons 5:20 pm Frankley Firebirds vs Rangiatea Tipua 6:00 pm Woodleigh Jets vs Frankley Force Court 2 4:00 pm St Josephs Celtics vs Westend Slammers 4:40 pm St Pius X Warriors vs Moturoa Tigers 5:20 pm Marfell Thunder vs St John Bosco Ballers 6:00 pm Mangorei Warriors vs Fitzroy Red Strikers Court 3 4:00 pm Fitzroy Ballers vs Mangorei Crossovers 4:40 pm Puketapu Superstars vs Welbourn Kings 5:20 pm Fitzroy Superstars vs Spotswood Stormers 6:00 pm Welbourn Knights vs Bell Block Raptors 14 May Tuesday Court 3 4:20 pm Vogeltown Heat vs Woodleigh Eagles Bye: Puketapu Piranhas, Omata, Oakura Bucks, Oakura Magic, Merrilands Makos 20 May Monday Court 1 4:00 pm Girls Clinic 4:40 pm Puketapu Superstars vs Omata 5:20 pm Fitzroy Superstars vs Mangorei Crossovers 6:00 pm Vogeltown Heat vs Oakura Bucks Court 2 4:00 pm Moturoa Tigers vs Frankley Force 4:40 pm Tikorangi Raptors vs Spotswood Stormers 5:20 pm St John Bosco Ballers vs Bell Block Raptors 6:00 pm Woodleigh Eagles vs Rangiatea Tipua Court 3 4:00 pm Marfell Thunder vs Merrilands Makos 4:40 pm St Pius X Warriors vs Puketapu Piranhas 5:20 pm St Josephs Celtics vs Oakura Magic 6:00 pm Westend Slammers vs Woodleigh Jets 21 May Tuesday Court 3 4:20 pm Welbourn Kings vs Fitzroy Red Strikers Bye: Mangorei Warriors, Frankley Firebirds, Fitzroy Ballers, St Josephs Pistons, Welbourn Knights 27 May Monday Court 1 4:00 pm Girls Clinic 4:40 pm Fitzroy Ballers vs Westend Slammers 5:20 pm Fitzroy Red Strikers vs Omata 6:00 pm Bell Block Raptors vs Merrilands Makos Court 2 4:00 pm Frankley Firebirds vs Woodleigh Eagles 4:40 pm Puketapu Superstars vs Oakura Magic 5:20 pm Mangorei Warriors vs Welbourn Kings 6:00 pm Woodleigh Jets vs Moturoa Tigers Court 3 4:00 pm Welbourn Knights vs St John Bosco Ballers 4:40 pm Tikorangi Raptors vs Mangorei Crossovers 5:20 pm Rangiatea Tipua vs Oakura Bucks 6:00 pm St Josephs Pistons vs Spotswood Stormers 28 May Tuesday Court 3 4:20 pm Frankley Force vs Puketapu Piranhas Bye: St Pius X Warriors, St Josephs Celtics, Vogeltown Heat, Fitzroy Superstars, Marfell Thunder 10 June Monday Court 1 4:00 pm Girls Clinic 4:40 pm St Pius X Warriors vs Woodleigh Jets 5:20 pm Mangorei Warriors vs Puketapu Superstars 6:00 pm Moturoa Tigers vs Puketapu Piranhas Court 2 4:00 pm St Josephs Pistons vs Fitzroy Superstars 4:40 pm Spotswood Stormers vs Mangorei Crossovers 5:20 pm St John Bosco Ballers vs Merrilands Makos 6:00 pm Fitzroy Ballers vs St Josephs Celtics Court 3 4:00 pm Frankley Firebirds vs Vogeltown Heat 4:40 pm Woodleigh Eagles vs Oakura Bucks 5:20 pm Westend Slammers vs Oakura Magic 6:00 pm Welbourn Kings vs Omata 11 June Tuesday Court 3 4:20 pm Welburn Knights vs Marfell Thunder Bye: Frankley Force, Fitzroy Red Strikers, Tikorangi Raptors, Rangiatea Tipua, Bell Block Raptors. 17 June Monday Court 1 4:00 pm Girls Clinic 4:40 pm Fitzroy Superstars vs Tikorangi Raptors 5:20 pm St Josephs Celtics vs Woodleigh Eagles 6:00 pm St Josephs Pistons vs Mangorei Crossovers Court 2 4:00 pm Fitzroy Ballers vs Oakura Magic 4:40 pm St Pius X Warriors vs Frankley Force 5:20 pm Welbourn Knights vs Merrilands Makos 6:00 pm Frankley Firebirds vs Oakura Bucks Court 3 4:00 pm Woodleigh Jets vs Puketapu Piranhas 4:40 pm Vogeltown Heat vs Rangiatea Tipua 5:20 pm Marfell Thunder vs Bell Block Raptors 6:00 pm Puketapu Superstars vs Fitzroy Red Strikers 18 June Tuesday Court 3 4:20 pm Mangorei Warriors vs Omata Bye: Moturoa Tigers, Welbourn Kings, Westend Slammers, Spotswood Stormers, St John Bosco Ballers Wednesday Catch up (for Monday 24) 26 June Wednesday Court 1 4:00 pm Girls Clinic 4:40 pm Tikorangi Raptors vs Merrilands Makos 5:20 pm Bell Block Raptors vs Mangorei Crossovers 6:00 pm Rangiatea Tipua vs Oakura Magic Court 2 4:00 pm Mangorei Warriors vs Moturoa Tigers 4:40 pm Frankley Firebirds vs Westend Slammers 5:20 pm Woodleigh Jets vs Welbourn Kings 6:00 pm Fitzroy Ballers vs Woodleigh Eagles Court 3 4:00 pm St Joseph Celtics vs Oakura Bucks 4:40 pm Fitzroy Red Strikers vs Puketapu Piranhas 5:20 pm St Josephs Pistons vs St John Bosco Ballers 6:00 pm Welbourn Knights vs Spotswood Stormers 26 June Wednesday Francis Douglas Gym 5:45 pm Frankley Force vs Omata Bye: St Pius X Warriors, Puketapu Superstars, Vogeltown Heat, Fitzroy Superstars, Marfell Thunder Split into 5 sections 2 NON Competition Games for Sections 1, 2, 3 Competition starts 29 July Competition for Sections 4, 5 starts 1 July .
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