Canty in semi-finals
PA Wanganui Canterbury looks like the outstanding team in the Page Trophy section of the national colts hockey tournament at Wanganui. It powered into the semifinals with a 6-0 win over a disappointing Taranaki side, but the team which grabbed attention was Hamilton, which gained a first-ever semi-final place with a surprise 1-0 victory over Manawatu. In Pool B, Auckland finished in the top spot to make the final four and was joined by Wellington. Auckland will meet Hamilton and Canterbury will play Wellington in the
semi-finals. In the Lusby Trophy section, Northland starts favourite after five successive Pool A wins. Northland meets Nelson in one semifinal while Wairarapa takes on Poverty Bay in the other semi-final. Results.— Page Trophy: Canterbury 6 (D. Penfold 3, D. Grundy, G. Clark, S. Wong) beat Taranaki 0; Hamilton 1, Manawatu 0; Auckland 1, Wellington 1; Otago 3, Ashburton 0. Lusby Trophy: Poverty Bay 1, Wairoa 0; Southland 4, North Shore 1; Northland 3, Marlborough 0; South Canterbury 2, King Country 2; Counties 2, Tauranga 0; Wairarapa 0, Nelson 0.
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