Canty wins badminton
Canterbury easilv qualified for the national junior badminton teams’ finals when it won all its matches against other South Island teams at the Skellerup Hall at the week-end. The home side dropped only two games on its way to a clean sweep of the five-round elimination series. The tournament final will be played in Wellington in September. Southland finished second after winning four matches. The Canterbury team, coached by Paul Boatwood, was:—Craig Crosweller, Shane Tetai, Richard Mitchell, John Fletcher, Michael Porter. Girls: Rowan Adam,
Fiona Pizzey, Paula Thorpe,, Lyndal Smith. P. Smith. Results were.— Round two: Canterbury 16. North Otago 0; Southland 13, South Canterbury 3; Nelson 11. Otago 5. Round three: Canterbury 16. Otago 0; Southland 15, North Otago 1; Nelson 8. Southland 8; Nelson (19-18 on games). Found four: Canterbury 16,‘ Nelson 0; Southland 14, Otago 2; South Canterbury 13. North Otago 3. Round five: Canterbury 14. Southland 2: Nelson 13, North Otago 3: Otago 14. South Canterbury 2.
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