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SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2021 UNDER 20 HEARTLAND DEVELOPMENT SERIES – UNDER 20 CUP RESULTS Round 1 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 31/07/21 Poverty Bay Wairarapa-Bush Napier 26-19 Poverty Bay Horowhenua-Kapiti Whanganui Shannon 38-20 Horowhenua-Kapiti Round 2 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 07/08/21 Wairarapa-Bush Whanganui SRI, Palmerston North 44-21 Wairarapa-Bush Horowhenua-Kapiti Poverty Bay SRI, Palmerston North 38-10 Horowhenua-Kapiti Round 3 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 08/08/21 Horowhenua-Kapiti Wairarapa-Bush SRI, Palmerston North Whanganui Poverty Bay SRI, Palmerston North SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2021 UNDER 20 HEARTLAND DEVELOPMENT SERIES – UNDER 20 CUP POINTS TABLE TEAMS PLAYED WIN DRAW LOSS FOR AGAINST BP POINTS Horowhenua-Kapiti 2 2 0 0 76 30 2 10 Poverty Bay 2 1 0 1 36 57 1 5 Wairarapa-Bush 2 1 0 1 63 47 2 6 Wanganui 2 0 0 2 41 82 0 0 SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2020 REGIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS – HURRICANES SERIES RESULTS Girls’ Semi-Finals DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 04/09/20 St. Mary’s College Hastings GHS Palmerston North 27-10 St. Mary’s College 04/09/20 Manukura Rahui Rugby & Sports Club Otaki WBD Manukura Boys’ Development Semi-Finals DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 20/08/20 Lindisfarne College Manukura Palmerston North 36-00 Lindisfarne College 26/08/20 St. John’s College Wainuiomata High School Palmerston North 67-03 St. John’s College RESULTS Girls’ Final – (Rex Kerr Cup) DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 24/09/20 St. Mary’s College Manukura Wellington 10-10 Shared Title Boys’ Development Final – (Life Members Cup) DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 19/09/20 St. John’s College Lindisfarne College Hastings 10-12 Lindisfarne College SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2020 SECONDARY SCHOOLS SEVENS TOURNAMENT RESULTS Boys’ Section – Final DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 17/10/20 Feilding High School SPC, Wellington Rathkeale College 34-12 Feilding High School Girls’ Section – Final DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 17/10/20 Manukura Feilding High School Rathkeale College 24-21 Manukura The final 2020 Tournament Rankings are shown below. Boys’ Section: (1) Feilding High School; (2) St. Patrick’s College, Wellington; (3) Hastings Boys High School; (4) Whanganui Collegiate; (5) Palmerston North Boys’ High School; (6) Rathkeale College; (7) Aotea College; (8) Lindisfarne College; (9) Hato Paora College; (10) Waiopehu College. Girls’ Section: (1) Manukura; (2) Feilding High School; (3) St. Mary’s College; (4) Kapiti College; (5) Whanganui High School. SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS – HURRICANES REGION QUALIFICATION SERIES RESULTS Boys’ Semi-Finals DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 24/08/19 Hastings BHS St. Patrick’s, Silverstream Hastings 37-10 Hastings BHS 24/08/19 Scots College Palmerston North BHS Wellington 22-24 Palmerston North BHS Co-Ed Semi-Finals DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 24/08/19 Aotea College Kapiti College Wellington 29-07 Aotea College 24/08/19 Feilding HS Progresses To Final Girls’ Semi-Finals DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 21/08/19 Manukura Hastings GHS Palmerston North 38-15 Manukura 24/08/19 St. Mary’s College Progresses To the Final Boys’ Development Semi-Finals DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 24/08/19 Lindisfarne College Hato Paora College Hastings 29-14 Lindisfarne College 24/08/19 Hutt International Boys Rathkeale College Trentham WBD Hutt International Boys SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS – HURRICANES REGION QUALIFICATION SERIES RESULTS Boys’ Final – (Hurricanes Cup)* DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 31/08/19 Hastings BHS Palmerston North BHS Palmerston North 45-15 Hastings BHS Co-Ed Final – (Co-Ed Cup)* DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 31/08/19 Feilding HS Aotea College Palmerston North 54-06 Feilding HS Girls’ Final – (Rex Kerr Cup)* DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 31/08/19 St. Mary’s College Manukura Palmerston North 50-00 Manukura Boys’ Development Final – (Life Members Cup) DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 31/08/19 Hutt International Boys Lindisfarne College Palmerston North 56-07 Lindisfarne College *Winners of the above matches attend the National Secondary School Finals to be played in Palmerston North, in September. SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 20 HEARTLAND DEVELOPMENT SERIES – UNDER 20 CUP RESULTS Round 1 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 03/08/19 Poverty Bay Horowhenua-Kapiti Gisborne 13-41 Horowhenua-Kapiti Wairarapa-Bush Wanganui Masterton 57-12 Wairarapa-Bush Round 2 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 10/08/19 Horowhenua-Kapiti Wanganui SRI, Palmerston North 58-10 Horowhenua-Kapiti Wairarapa-Bush Poverty Bay SRI, Palmerston North 52-14 Wairarapa-Bush Round 3 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 11/08/19 Horowhenua-Kapiti Wairarapa-Bush SRI, Palmerston North 22-23 Wairarapa-Bush Wanganui Poverty Bay SRI, Palmerston North 22-17 Wanganui SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 20 HEARTLAND DEVELOPMENT SERIES – UNDER 20 CUP POINTS TABLE TEAMS PLAYED WIN DRAW LOSS FOR AGAINST BP POINTS Horowhenua-Kapiti 3 2 0 1 121 36 3 15 Poverty Bay 3 0 0 3 44 110 0 1 Wairarapa-Bush 3 3 0 0 132 48 3 15 Wanganui 3 1 0 2 44 132 0 5 SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 19 SEEDING TOURNAMENT – CENTRAL REGION SHIELD RESULTS Round 1 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 17/08/19 Manawatu Wellington Palmerston North 00-28 Wellington Hurricanes Heartland Hawkes Bay Palmerston North 03-36 Hawkes Bay Round 2 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 24/08/19 Wellington Hurricanes Heartland Wellington 82-07 Wellington Hawkes Bay Manawatu Napier 05-15 Manawatu Round 3 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 31/08/19 Wellington Hawkes Bay Wellington 50-07 Wellington Hurricanes Heartland Manawatu Palmerston North 14-19 Manawatu SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 19 SEEDING TOURNAMENT – CENTRAL REGION SHIELD POINTS TABLE TEAMS PLAYED WIN DRAW LOSS FOR AGAINST BP POINTS Hawkes Bay 3 1 0 2 48 68 1 5 Hurricanes Heartland 3 0 0 3 24 137 1 1 Manawatu 3 2 0 1 34 47 0 8 Wellington 3 3 0 0 160 14 3 15 NB: The Hurricanes Heartland Under 20 Team can win the Central Region Shield, but cannot participate in the Jock Hobbs Memorial Tournament. SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 18 COMPETITION – TRUSTBANK CENTRAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS SHIELD RESULTS Round 1 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 31/08/19 East Coast Hawkes Bay Saracens Napier 21-49 Hawkes Bay Saracens Wanganui Poverty Bay Napier 51-22 Wanganui Horowhenua-Kapiti Wellington Samoan Levin 07-36 Wellington Samoan Wairarapa-Bush Centurions RFC Masterton 22-36 Centurions RFC Round 2 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 07/09/19 Poverty Bay Hawkes Bay Saracens Gisborne 10-20 Poverty Bay Wanganui East Coast Palmerston North 40-14 Wanganui Centurions RFC Wellington Samoans Wellington 17-12 Centurions RFC Wairarapa-Bush Horowhenua-Kapiti Masterton 21-24 Horowhenua-Kapiti Round 3 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 14/09/19 Wanganui Hawkes Bay Saracens Wanganui 41-18 Wanganui East Coast Poverty Bay Ruatoria 07-54 Poverty Bay Wellington Samoan Wairarapa-Bush Wellington 63-09 Wellington Samoan Horowhenua-Kapiti Centurions RFC Levin 10-62 Centurions RFC Round 4 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 21/09/19 Wanganui (1) Centurions RFC (2) Wanganui 12-47 Centurions RFC Wellington Samoan (3) Poverty Bay (4) Palmerston North 27-07 Wellington Samoan Hawkes Bay Saracens (5) Horowhenua-Kapiti (6) Napier 10-33 Horowhenua-Kapiti Wairarapa-Bush (7) East Coast (8) Cancelled WBD Wairarapa-Bush SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 18 COMPETITION – TRUSTBANK CENTRAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS SHIELD POINTS TABLE TEAMS PLAYED WIN DRAW LOSS FOR AGAINST BP POINTS Centurions 4 4 0 0 162 56 3 19 East Coast 4 0 0 4 42 143 0 0 Horowhenua-Kapiti 4 2 0 2 74 129 2 10 Hawkes Bay Saracens 4 1 0 3 87 115 1 5 Poverty Bay 4 2 0 2 103 95 2 10 Wairarapa-Bush 4 1 0 3 52 123 2 2 Wanganui 4 3 0 1 144 101 3 15 Wellington Samoans 4 3 0 1 138 40 3 11 SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 16 TOURNAMENT – DIVISION A – DON BROUGHTON SHIELD RESULTS Round 1 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 21/09/19 Hawkes Bay Manawatu Dannevirke 26-08 Hawkes Bay Wellington Wairarapa-Bush Wellington 67-05 Wellington Round 2 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 30/09/19 Hawkes Bay Wairarapa-Bush Gisborne 68-05 Hawkes Bay Wellington Manawatu Gisborne 50-00 Wellington Round 3 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 01/10/19 Hawkes Bay Wellington Gisborne 26-17 Hawkes Bay Manawatu Wairarapa-Bush Gisborne 26-26 Draw Finals DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 03/10/19 Hawkes Bay Wellington Gisborne 27-29 Wellington Manawatu Wairarapa Bush Gisborne 36-31 Manawatu SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 16 TOURNAMENT – DIVISION A – DON BROUGHTON SHIELD POINTS TABLE TEAMS PLAYED WIN DRAW LOSS FOR AGAINST BP POINTS Hawkes Bay 4 3 0 1 79 54 4 16 Manawatu 4 1 1 2 70 133 2 9 Wairarapa- Bush 4 0 1 3 67 217 2 4 Wellington 4 3 0 1 113 58 4 16 NB: This Points Table is unofficial during the progress of this Tournament. SCROLL DOWN TO FIND YOUR COMPETITION 2019 UNDER 16 TOURNAMENT – DIVISION B – SARACENS CUP RESULTS Round 1 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 21/09/19 Wellington Development Wanganui Levin 38-10 Wellington Development Hawkes Bay Development Poverty Bay Wairoa 05-40 Poverty Bay Round 2 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 30/09/19 Poverty Bay Horowhenua-Kapiti Gisborne 48-12 Poverty Bay Wanganui East Coast Gisborne 45-00 Wanganui Wellington Development Hawkes Bay Development Gisborne 48-07 Wellington Development Round 3 DATE TEAMS VENUE RESULT WINNER 01/10/19 East Coast Wellington Development Gisborne 00-89 Wellington Development Horowhenua-Kapiti Hawkes
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    RONGOTAI COLLEGE PRINCIPAL’S NEWSLETTER Week 5, Term 2, 2018 COMING EVENTS Chem-Dry, had flowed into our short power outages Monday- basement classroom (A19), Wednesday this week as a result. We Monday 4 June basement corridor and storerooms, will phase turning heaters on before Queen’s Birthday holiday power switchboard and gas boilers school in the days ahead. and caused the problems we have Friday 8 June Rongotai Experience experienced. Classroom temperatures are now – no school for most students hovering between 12-17°, which while not ideal, does allow us to Tuesday 12 June keep the school open for instruction. Rongotai College Open Evening – no afternoon school for most students I certainly have appreciated the Wednesday 13 June goodwill of staff and students as St Patrick’s College Silverstream, sporting they are making do with this exchange at Silverstream situation. Thankfully, one of the gas Monday 18 June boilers is now working and it is Rongotai College Pasifika Parents’ Asosi at hoped the other will be by the end 6.30pm in the staffroom Water in A19 corridor of next week. Friday 22 June The water pipe was a relatively Winter Food Fair from 5.30pm in the Despite all of this, our boys seem to Renner Hall straightforward fix and electricity be coping well. For seniors, the into the school was reconnected on school year is more than one-third of Thursday 28 June Tuesday 22 May. It has taken about the way complete, and our deans, Board of Trustees’ meeting at 6pm in the a week for the basement to be dried Mackay Library academic mentors and classroom out.