Junior sport

Press, 8 September 1978, Page 4

Junior sport

GOLF Christchurch Boys’ High School won the A grade championship at the Canterbury Inter-school golf championships at Coringa. However It was not until the eighteenth green that it was certain of victory. In the deciding match against Burnside High School four of the six games were in doubt until the final green. The Boys’ High captain, David Clarke, clinched the contest with a 2m birdie putt. Boys’ High scored three points, winning 13 individual games, while Ashburton High School was runner-up with two points and 10 games. The B grade was won by Burnside High School B, scoring three points with 16J Individual wins. Boys’ High B beat Christ’s College in a sudden death play-off for second place. Both scored three points with 15 wins. NETBALL Section play In the South Island secondary schools netball tournament In Dunedin hue ended. The two favourites to take the Otago Shield this year. Sacred Heart and Villa Marla, both of Christchurch, cruised through their respective sections. Villa Marla had two Impressive wins, beating St Kilda’s, of Dunedin, 42-17, and Logan Park, also of Dunedin, 63-14. Results from the third day of the tournament: A grade.-—Section one: Sacred Heart 39, Columba 7; Lincoln 20, Hornby 10; Southland Glrla 28, Kalapol 22; Lincoln 32, Columba 16; Walmate 25, Hornby 20; Sacred Heart 42, Southland Giris 23. Section winner: Saered Heart. Section two: St Marys (Christchurch) 23. Waitaki 25; Motueka 23. St Peters 18; James Hargest 26. Burnside 24; St Peters 21, Craighead 10; Waitaki 24, James Hargest 23; Motueka 35, Burnside 24. Section winner: Motueka.

Section three: Rangl Ruru 48, Mercy 16; Avonslde 26, Kalkonl 13; Nelson 24, Blue Mount 13; Rangl Ruru 41, Kalkoral 14. Section winner: Rangl Runt. Section four: Linwood 44, Greymouth 26: St Catherines 24, Wai. mea 30; Dunstan 31, Moreau 11; Linwood 35. Moreau 25; Tlmaru 26. Greymouth 19; Dunstan 29, Waimea 27. Section winner: Dunstan. Section five: Gore 29, Redwood 20; O.G.H.S. 28, Tlmaru College 22; Queen Charlotte 30. St Mary's 23; Gore 54, Tlmaru 11; Queen Charlotte 41, O.G.H.S. 23; Christchurch 28, Redwood 11. Section winner: Christchurch Girls. . Section six: Southbridge 9, Menzies 18; St Margaret’s 34, Kalkoral 17; Bayfield 37, Westland 12; S.O.H.S. 26. Kalkoura 27; St Margaret’s 27. Menzies 16; Southbridge 35, Westland 12. Section winner: St Margaret's. Section seven: Temuka 20, Nayland 20; Central Southland 22, Ranglora 18; Temuka 27. Queens 23; Central Southland 40, Papsnul 10. Section winner: Central Southland. Section eight: Villa Marla 42, St Kilda’s 17; Middleton Grange 31, Cargill 19; Marlborough 28, Logan Park 10; Villa Marla 63, Logan Park 14; Marlborough 23, Middleton Grange 20: St Kilda’s 28. Geraldine 13. Section winner: Villa Maria. B grade.—Section one: Methver. 26, Tokomarlro 22; Talert 16, CromweU 16; Ashburton 24, Walau 16; Methven 30, Talari 23. Section winner: Methven. Section two: Darfeld 27, Bayfield 9; Cashmere 31, Twite! 8; Roxburgh 27, Bayfield 10; Cashmere 22, Moreau B 13. Section winner: Cashmere. SOCCER Auckland won the national Invitation under 16 boys’ soeqer tournament In Rotorua when U beat Canterbury, 2-1, In the final The consolation section w»won by Mana, 'which be: Hawke’s Bay. 8-1.