Holiday tournament results

Press, 21 August 1984, Page 38

Holiday tournament results

Results of holiday sports tournaments are:— Buller gained only its third victory in 10 years of competing in the South Island under--18 rugby tournament when it beat Canterbury Country, 1413, on the first day of the championship at Burnside Park yesterday. Results were:— Pool A: Buller 14, Canterbury Country 13. Pool B: Marlborough 25, West Coast 4. Pool C: Southland 16, Canterbury Blue 14. Pool D: South Canterbury 16, Mid-Canterbury 10. PA Ashburton Otago recorded a decisive win over its arch rival, Canterbury, in the opening round of matches in the South Island under-16 rugby tournament at Ashburton. Otago led 10-0 at halftime after playing into a strong breeze, and scored four tries in its 20-3 win. Other scores: Southland 14, Mid Canterbury 6; Malborough 32, Buller 13; North Otago 26, Nelson Bays 7. LEAGUE Canterbury avenged its narrow loss aginst Wellington on Sunday by beating Taranaki, 12-0, on the second day of the national 15-year-old schoolboy rugby league tournament in Greymouth, yesterday. Wellington scored its second successive win with a 16-8 victory over Waikato after Waikato led 8-0 at half-time, and now leads the A section. The other prime contender, Auckland, had the bye yesterday. B section matches resulted: Bay of Plenty 26, West Coast 0; Midland 16, Northland 4. CHESS The joint winners of the South Island chess champion- 1 ship last year, Adrian. Lloyd ana Vernon Small (both Christchurch), scored victories in the first round of this.f year’s i

tournament at Christchurch Boys’ High School yesterday. One early surprise was caused by the Linwood High School pupil, Quentin Johnson, who beat the higher rated' Dennis Boyce, of Nelson. Johnson was unbeaten in eight matches in the recent schools’ chess competition organised by “The Press." Results (players from Canterbury unless stated otherwise) were:— V. Small beat B. Gloistein; R. Nokes beat T. Jordan; B. Anderson beat G. Davies; J. Sarfati (Wellington) beat A. Mclntosh; A. Lloyd beat J. Mathieson; E. Wilkinson v. T. Love (Southland), adjourned;-A. Nijman beat M. Morrison (Auckland); B. Alexander beat S. Lukey; M. Wilson beat S. Kelly; -B. Martin (Otago) beat D. Edwards; G. Cole beat C. Jones (West Coast); J. Wilkes v. K. Okey (New Plymouth), adjourned; M. Hampl beat G. Guerin; Q. Johnson beat D. Boyce (Nelson); R. Wilson beat D. Anderson (Southland); K. Boyd (Otago) beat D. McKee; K. Miller v. Computer, adjourned. SOCCER Canterbury began the New Zealand ' Junior Football Association’s national under-12 tournament in Wellington yesterday with a draw and a win. Canterbury recorded a 1-1 draw against Mana yesterday morning, but beat Franklin, 21, in the afternoon. Today, it will meet Manawatu and Wellington. Wellington leads the section, having recorded two wins yesterday. Six teams are competing in each of' two sections, with the top two going through to the semi-finals later this week. There was high scoring on the opening day of the Adidas New Zealand secondary schools' soccer tournament in Christchurch yesterday. Taieri High School suffered

heavy defeats in section D of Pool B against Palmerston North Boys! High School and Papanui High School, 9-0 and 10-0 respectively. Lincoln High School was also on the receiving end of a 10-0 hiding from Nelson College. The former New Zealand goal-keeper, John Morris, is coaching the Avondale College team, which began with a win and a draw, while the present, international, Alex Metzger, is the coach of the Waitakere College team, which had a win and a loss in its first two games. Pool A Section A: Hornby High School 3, New Plymouth Boys’ High School 0; Rosmini College 5, Logan Park High School 0; Hornby 3, Logan Park 2; Rosmini 3, New Plymouth 2. Section B: Nelson College 10,; Lincoln High School 0; Waitakere College 2, Linwood High School 0; Nelson 2, Waitakere 1; Linwood 5, Lincoln 1. Section C: Casmere High School 2, Kelston Boy’s High School 2; Xavier College 3, Southland Boys’. High School 2, Cashmere 2, Xavier 1; Kelston 2, Southland 1. Section D: Otago Boys’ High School 2, Hamilton Boys’ High School 0; Westlake Boys’ High School 2, Shirley Boys’ High School 0; Westlake 2, Hamilton 0; Shirley 1, Otago 0. Pool B Section A: Avondale College 1, Christchurch Boys’ High School 0; Hastings Boys’ High School 1, St Bede’s College 1; Avondale 0, St Bede’s 0; C.B.H.S. 3, Hastings 1. Section B: Auckland Grammar 0, King’s High School 0; St Andrew’s College 4, Waitaki Boys’ High School 0; King’s 3, Waitaki 0; Auckland Grammar 3, St Andrew’s 2. Section C: De La Salle College 2, Bumside High School O, Bayfield High School 1, St Thomas’ College 0; Burnside 3,

Mayfield 0; De La Salle 3, St Thomas’ 1. Section D: Palmerston North Boys’ High School 9, Taieri High School 0; Rosehill College 5, Papanui High School 1; Papanui 10, Taieri 0; Rosehill 0, Palmerston North 0. HOCKEY PA New Plymouth The first day’s play of the North Island secondary schoolgirls’ hockey tournament at Taumarunui resulted:— Round 1: Manawatu -0, Tararua 6; Ruapehu 3, Taumarunui B 0; Taumarunui A 6, Carmel College 0. Round 2: Taumarunui A 3, Ruapehu 0; Manawatu 1, Carmel 0; Tararua 2, Taumarunui B 1. PA Timaru Results from the first day’s play of the New Zealand schoolgirls’ hockey tournament at Timaru are:— . Section A.—Eastern Southland 4, Wellington 0; Ashburton 2, Wanganui 1; Hawke’s Bay 2, Maniototo 2; Hawke’s Bay 4, Wellington 0; Ashburton 5, Maniototo 0; Eastern Southland 2, Wanganui 1. Section B.—South Canterbury 2, Taranaki 0; Bay of Plenty 4, Horowhenua 0; Central Otago 4, Counties 0; Bay of Plenty 2, Counties 0; Central Otago 4, Taranaki 3; South Canterbury 4, Horowhenua 0. Section C.—North Shore 3, Otago 1; Malvern 2, Wairarapa 3; Southland 2, Hauraki 2; .Southland 0, Wairarapa 4; North Shore 2, Hauraki 0; Malvern 2, Otago 0. Section D.-Nelson 1, Canterbury 0; Northland 1, North Otago 1; Auckland 6, Buller 1; Nelson 7, Buller 0; Northland 1, Auckland 0; Canterbury 0, North Otago 0. RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS PA Auckland The national rhythmif gym-

nasties championships opened in Auckland yesterday. Abbreviations: Auckland (A), Bay of Plenty (BOP), Canterbury (C), Otago . (O), Taranaki (T), Waikato (W), Wellington (WG), Wanganui-Manawatu Results:— International class, club final: A. Walker (A) 17.800,1; P. Hume (A) 17.250, 2; L. King H 16.950, 3; K. Holland (A) ; 4; D Harvey (T) 16.450, 5; D. Gunn (A) 16.400, 6; S. Martin (T) 16.350, 7; M. Cairns (WG) 15.700, 8. Girls A grade, hoop final: B. Cussen (A) 16.900, 1; A. Sonntag (A) 16.700, 2; M. Barker (A) 16.450, 3; R. Jack (A) 16.200, 4; K. Nicolson (O) 16.000, 5; T. Anderson (A) 15.950, 6. Ball final: Cussen 17.150, 1; Jack 16.800, 2; Anderson, 16.450 3; B. Leonard (A) 16.400, 4; C. Creagh (T), Nicolson, 16.000 equal 5. Club final: Nicolson 16.400,1; Jack 16.050, 2; Leonard, Sonntag, 15.950, equal 3; Creagh 15.850, 5: Barker 15.800, 6. Ribbon final: Creagh 16.400, 1; Nicolson 16250, 2; Jack 16.20 0,3; Anderson 16.000, 4; J. Bridgette (A) 15.800, 5; Barker 15.700, 6; F. Sligo (A) 15.600, 7; R. Preece (WM) 15.300, 8. Junior girls, A grade, ribbon final: E. Boak (A) 16.800, 1; S. Dolby (O) 16.150, 2; K. Agnew (A) 15.900, 2; T. Blythe (BOP), T. Cooksley (A) 15.M0, equal 4; V. Kum (A) 15.400, 6; T. Redhead (A) 15.200, 7; M. Tehuia (O) 14.800, 8. Rope final: K. Agnew (A) 16.600,1; Boak 16.300, 2; R. Bell (C) 16.250, 3; C. Humphries (T) 15.700, 4; P Feather (O) 15.600, 5; M. Baker (O) 15.550, 6; Cooksley 15.500, 7; Dolby 15.450, 8. Hoop final' Redhead 15.533, 1; C. Arnat (A) 15.517, 2; Dolby, 15.183, 3; V. Eustace (A) 15.067, -4; S. Charteris (Wg) 15.050, 5; H. Massey (O) 14.933, 6; BeU 14.817, 7; Cooksley 14.800, 8.