School results

Press, 30 August 1986, Page 35

School results

NETBALL

The Catholic Primary Netball Association’s representative team is: Vanessa Healey, Lorraine Handisides (St Teresa’s), Penny Lawrence, Rochelle Kramer (Our Lady of Assumption), Helene Dolan, Andrea Humphries, Bridget Reilly (Our Lady of Fatima), Paula Fowler, Wanda Gemmell, Pieta Johnson, Lisa Supopo, Rebecca Doyle, Christina Glubb, Julie Mahon, Vanessa O’Neill (Villa Maria). RUGBY The Seddon Shield districts primary schools rugby tournament final matches in Hokitika yesterday resulted: — Nelson 0, West Coast 0; Buller 14, Golden Bay-Motu-The South Island under-18 tournament at Greymouth yesterday resulted:— Southland 24, Canterbury Sub-Unions 0; Nelson Bays 14, South Canterbury 0; Mid-Can-terbury 27, Buller 6; North Otago 70, West Coast Red 3; Marlborough 28, West Coast White 4. The South Island under-16 tournament at Westport yesterday resulted:— Canterbury Sub-Unions 22, Buller 6; Otago 21, South Canterbury 3: Southland 30,’ Nelson Bays 4; Marlborough 19, Mid-Canterbury 0. HOCKEY Canterbury and Wairarapa will share the Collier Trophy after drawing, 1-1, in the final of the national primary schoolgirls hockey tournament at Invercargill yesterday. Malvern beat Ashburton, 31, in the play-off for third and fourth. BASKETBALL The final day matches of the national secondary schoolboys basketball championships at Rotorua resulted: — Division I.—Play-off for first and second: Church College 65, Logan Park 41. Playoff for third and fourth: Wanganui College 101, Mana College 82. Play-off for fifth and sixm: Timaru Boys’ High School 75, Kelston Boys’ High School 60. Play-off for seventh and eighth: Nelson College 73, Rosehill 67. Division 2.—Play-off for first and second: Nayland College 74, Rotorua Lakes High School 68. Play-off for third and fourth: Wanganui High School 67, Aranui High School 65. Play-off for fifth sixth: Mount Albert 106,

Tararua College 67. Play-off for seventh and eighth: Hastings Boys’ High School 59, Southland Boys' High School 55. SOCCER Avondale College won the national secondary schools soccer tournament in Christchurch yesterday, beating De La Salle College in the final, 2-0. Three Avondale players were later named in a tournament team. The team is: P. Kotrotses and L. Malofie (Rongotai College), T. Matic, S. Mair, G. Edmonds (Avondale College), R. Muin, M. Brown (Kelston Boys’ High), M. Atkinson, G. Ashton (De La Salle), I. Chamberlain, S. Adams (St Andrew’s), L. Germon (Christchurch Boys’ High), D. Roberts (Auckland Grammar), J. Brennan (Wellington College), D. Reid (St Bede's), D. McKay (Tawa), J. Robertson (Christ’s College). Results:— Semi-finals: De La Salle 2, Sacred Heart 0; Avondale College 1, Kelston Boys' High 0. Final: Avondale 2, De La Salle 0 (in extra time). Play-off matches (for fifth to eighth places): Westlake 6, St Bede’s 1; Rongotai 4, Rosmini 2. Play-off matches (for ninth to twelfth places): Lynfield 1, St Andrew’s 0; Christchurch Boys’ High 1, Waitakere 0. Thirteenth to sixteenth places: Auckland Grammar 3, Southland Boys’ High 0; Wellington College 1, Christ’s College 1 (abandoned). Seventeenth to twentieth places: Linwood 4, Shirley Boys’ High 0; St Thomas’ v. Horowhenua abandoned.

Twenty-first to twentyfourth places: Tawa 4, Papanui 0; Hornby 1, Burnside 0. Auckland won this year’s under-13 premier division national tournament, beating Mana, 4-1, in the final. Waikato finished third of the 12 sides which took part The tournament squad named after the final was:

Carlos McGillway (Canterbury), Chris Keith (Auckland), Adam Neil (Franklin), Kara Waetford (Auckland), Peter Barsdell (Eastern Bay of Plenty), Ryan Craig (Auckland), Daniel Burns (Auckland), Dominic Rogers (Mana), Crusin Devonshire (Franklin), Shane Kitching (Hawke’s Bay), Terry Boylan (Otago), Michael Hawley (Mana), Mark Skinner (Manawatu), Tamati Vanderbyl (Manawatu). ft,