Secondary school sports results

Press, 25 August 1988, Page 31

Secondary school sports results

RUGBY LEAGUE National 15-years tournament, Auckland. — Section A: Auckland 20, Wellington 12; Canterbury 18, Bay of Plenty 0; Waikato 10, Midlands 6. Section B: Taranaki 42, Midlands 0; Auckland B 16, Manawatu 2; West Coast 10, Southland 6.

RUGBY A last-minute try by Otago prop Nick Moore gave his team a thrilling 17-13 win over Canterbury to virtually wrap up the title at the South Zone under-18 rugby tournament at Trafalgar Park yesterday. It means Otago will now play Nelson Bays A in one semi-final while Canterbury Sub-unions will play North Otago in the other, the winners meeting in Saturday morning’s grand final. Otago i 7 (tries to Stewart Williams, Nick Moore; Mark Scully 3 penalties), Canterbury 13 (tries to Richard Graham, Stephen Cleave, Glen Davis penalty and conversion). Canterbury Sub-Unions 36 (tries to Richard Tregenza two, Eddie Steinman, Anthony De Joux; Tregenza two conversions), West Coast 7 (try to Glen Aitken; Graeme Wall penalty). North Otago 35, Marlborough 3. Results from the final day of section play in the South Island under-16 rugby tournament at Lansdowne Park, Blenheim: — Otago 14, North Otago 9; Canterbury 41, West Coast 0; Southland 24, South Canterbury 3; Canterbury SubUnions 29, Buller 6. Semi-finals: — Otago v. Canterbury, Southland V. Canterbury SubUnions. SOCCER Christchurch Boys’ High School was pipped at the post for a place in the quarterfinals of the secondary schoolboys’ soccer tournament being played at Burnside yesterday. St Kentigern College scored a timely win to hold the place. Other quarter-finalist matches today include: Wellington v. Nelson, Shirley B.H.S. v. Christ’s College, Kelston Boys’ H.S. v. St Andrew’s College. Results.— Section A: Auckland Grammar 4, Papanui H.S. J; Wellington College 6, westlake

Boys’ 0; Palmerston North B.H.S. 0, St Thomas’s College

Section B: Sacred Heart College 2, Avondale College 1; Otago B.H.S. 2, Hornby H.S. 0;. St Andrew’s College 2, Shirley B.H.S. 2. Section C: Burnside H.S. 1, Kelston Boys’ H.S. 1; Nelson College 3, St Bede’s College 0; De La Salle College 1, King’s H.S. 0.

Section D: St Kentigern College 2, Christchurch B.H.S. 0; Christ’s College 1, Lynfield College 0; Rangiora H.S. 1, Southland H.S. 0. NETBALL Manawatu beat champions Auckland in under-21 post section play at the national age-group netball championships in Hastings yesterday. Manawatu, second in the championships section, defeated the northerners 35-26 in an exciting game. Auckland, tired after a hard game against an energetic Hawke’s Bay in the morning, found its opponents' quick and accurate play hard to cope with. Auckland topped the first section of play, with Waikato taking the second section, Canterbury the third and Wanganui the fourth.

Auckland and Waikato will meet today, as will Canterbury and Wanganui. The winners of those matches will play off for the Under-21 title.

North Shore looks set to take the title in the Under-18 section. With one game to go it is two points up on secondplaced Poverty Bay and Southland. Poverty Bay and Southland meet today while North Shore meets lowerplaced Auckland.

Results of this afternoon’s matches: — Under 21 — Manawatu 35, Auckland 26; Waikato 30, Otago 22; South Waikato 39, Wellington 39; North Shore 44, South Canterbury 28; Hutt Valley 40, Hawke’s Bay 25; Southland 33, Counties 25; Canterbury 46, Western Bay of Plenty 16; Wanganui 36, West Auckland Dist 26; Canterbury Country 36, HowickPakuranga 27; Auckland Subs 54, Ashburton 25; Rotorua 33, Nelson 23; Waikato Subs 31, Thames Valley 27. Under 18 — Southland 46, Eastern Bay of Plenty 27; North Shore 35, Canterbury 33; Auckland 33, Waikato 29; Poverty Bay 30, Taranaki 25. Morning results of the Milo age group championships:— Under 18 — Canterbury 32, Auckland 31; North Shore 38, Waikato 26; Taranaki 30, Southland 29; Poverty Bay 39, Eastern Bay of Plenty S 4.

Under 21 — Auckland 29, Hawkes Bay 21; Manawatu 43, Hutt Valley 31; Canterbury 49, Rotorua 17; Wanganui 35, Western Bay of Plenty 23; Otago 38, Counties 17; Waikato 44, North Shore 26; West Auckland 34, Waikato Subs 20; Howick-Pa-kuranga 45, Ashburton 28; Auckland Subs 44, Nelson 19; South Waikato 26, South Canterbury 24; Southland 32, Wellington 37; Canterbury Country 35, Thames Valley 29. HOCKEY Timaru Girls’ High School beat Linwood High School 2-1 in the section A final of the South Island secondary schoolgirls’ hockey tournament that finished at Porritt Park yesterday. Timaru beat Linwood 5-3 in pool play in the first game of the tournament on Monday. In the section B final, Pleasant Point High School scored two quick goals midway through the second half to beat Villa Maria College 20. Villa Maria had beaten Pleasant Point 2-0 on Monday. Yesterday’s results were:— Section A:—Final: Timaru G.H.S. 2, Linwood H.S. 1. For third and fourth places: Rangi Ruru G.S. 3, Marlborough G. 0. For five and six: Colomba College 3, Maniototo Area School 0. For seven and eight: Fiordland College 1, Craighead Diocesan College 0. Section B:— Final: Pleasant Point H.S. 2, Villa Maria College 0. For three and four: Mountainview H.S. 1, Queen’s H. (Dunedin) o.' For five and six: Marian College 2, Rangi Ruru B 0. For seven and eight: Cromwell College I. South Otago H.S. 1 (seventh equal). Waimea has won the South Island secondary schoolgirls’ hockey tournament played at Darfield. Darfield and Ashburton teams tied for second place. In the B grade, St Peters was placed first with the Invitation team second. . Yesterday’s results were:— A grade:—Final: Bumside 1, Avonside 1; Waimea 3, James Hargest 0; Darfield 1, Ashburton 0. B grade:—Final: St Peters 3, Buller 0; Invitation 2, Moreau 0; Aparima 0, Nayland 0. Johnson Cup Some very exciting hockey was seen yesterday at the Johnson Cup Secondary Schools hockey tournament in Ashburton. Ashburton College continued its impressive form,

finishing top of Pool B unbeaten.

Otamoetai College finished top of Pool A also unbeaten, but had to work hard to overcome St Andrews College 2-1.

Timaru B.H.S. caused an upset .in Pool A when it defeated Nelson 2-1. This caused a three-way tie for second place and Nelson took second after a penalty stroke shoot-out.

Final pool placings were:Pool A: Otamoetai College 1, Nelson College 2, Timaru B. 3, St Andrews College 4. Pool B: Ashburton College 1, Tauranga College 2, Aotea College 3, Geraldine H.S. 4. Result from Tuesday afternoon:— Otamoetai C. 2, St Andrews C. 1, Tauranga C. 2, Aotea C. 1, Ashburton C. 8, Geraldine H.S. 0, Timaru B.H.S. 2, Nelson C. 1. Mayhill Cup St John’s proved the giant killers at the Trustbank Mayhill Cup secondary schools’ hockey tournament at Frimley Park, Hastings, yesterday. The Hastings team had. been on the wrong end of a 13-0 drubbing by North Otago’s Waitaki Boys’ High School on the first day and appeared headed for a similar fate against Napier yesterday. But St John’s held the strong Napier team to a 1-1 draw after earlier beating Mac Leans 1-0. Waitaki continued on its winning way by beating Karamu 11-2 and Paraparaumu 7-1. Waitaki and Napier are ahead in pool two and Fairfield narrowly leads a group of four teams in pool one. Havelock North, in pool one, had a good day by beating Otaki 6-0 and Rodney’ 3-1. Fairfield 2, Rodney 2; Napier 7, Paraparaumu 1; Lindisfarne 1, Kapiti 1; St John’s 1, Mac Leans 0; Havelock North'6, Otaki 0; Waitaki 11, Karamu 2; Fairfield 1, Kapiti 1; Napier 1, St John’s 1; Havelock North 3, Rodney 1; Waitaki 7, Paraparaumu 1; Lindisfarne 3, Otaki 2; Mac Leans 6, Karamu 0. SQUASH Results of round two of the junior squash inter-district teams event, held in Kaitaia.— Girls: Waikato 3, Central Districts 1; Canterbury 4, Southern 0; Midlands 0, Wellington 4; Bay of Plenty 4, Northland 0; Auckland 4, Havre's Bay-Gisborne 0.

Boys: Midlands 4, Wellington 0; Waikato 4, Central Districts 0; Canterbury 2, Composite 2; Auckland 4, Southern 0; Bay of Plenty 4, Northland 0. Results of third-round matches in the national junior inter-district squash tournament, held in Kaitaia. — GIRLS Northland 4, Hawke’s BayGisborne 0: L. Rogers beat A. McGee 9-2, 9-6, 9-4, T. Kitchen beat D. TeMaro 1-9, 9-6, 9-1, 9-2, L. Potter beat K. Wallace 9-0, 9-6, 9-0, F. Smith beat R. Akuhata 9-5, 3-9, 7-9, 9-1, 9-3. Auckland 3, Central Districts 1: J. Hill beat J. Rush 49, 9-1, 9-2, 10-9, S. Bennett lost R. Guppy 9-4, 2-9, 9-0, N. McGeown beat K. Wilson 9-3, 2-9, 9-1, 9-2, J. Voykovic beat R. Cudby 9-1, 9-4, 10-8. Canterbury 4, Midlands 0: J. Stratford beat P. Wilson 93, 9-5, 9-0, S. Cook beat C. Stanger 6-9, 9-1, 9-1, 9-0, J. Casbolt beat J. Williams 9-2, 9-5, 6-9, 10-9, P. Hibbs beat S. Tonkin 9-1, 9-3, 9-1. Waikato 4, Southern 0: L. Marsh beat K. Anderson 9-0, 9-2, 9-7, T. Simons beat J. Freeman 9-2, 9-0, 9-1, N. Pearson beat L. Whiting 9-3, 9-6, 9-3, L. Simons beat S. Lovelock by default. Bay of Plenty 3, Wellington 1: H. Booth lost T. Lewis 9-3, 9-6, 9-7, T. Jacobs beat F. Dean 9-4, 9-1, 9-3, L. Hati beat G. Brooking 9-3, 9-2, 9-0, V. Horne beat C. Carter 9-1, 9-0, 9-5. BOYS Southern 2, Northland 2: S. Fairweather lost A. Wight 6-9, 9-5, 9-6, 2-9, 10-8, G. Archer beat S. Hoey 9-1, 5-9, 9-6, 108, B. Giles lost G. Shaw 9-6, 94, 9-7, M. Fairweather beat M. Spiers 9-5, 7-9, 9-5, 9-4.

Bay of Plenty 4, Wellington 0: D. Russell beat M. Wyeth 9-0, 9-2, 9-3, P. Bedford beat R. Naylor 5-9, 10-8, 7-9, 9-2, 94, P. Steel beat S. Vinaccia 90, 9-2, 9-2, S. Russell beat S. Johnston 7-9, 0-9, 9-3, 9-5, 9-0.

Auckland 4, Canterbury 0: S. Cottier beat J. Rogers 9-5, 9-1, 10-9, A. Clarke beat T. Preston 9-2, 9-0, 9-1, A. Clarke beat T. Franklin 6-9, 9-3, 9-7, 1-9, 9-0, M. Harper beat J. Gardiner 9-2, 10-8, 9-0.

Waikato 3, Composite 1: G. Collins beat C. Sunde 9-2, 9-5, 9- C. Johnson beat G. Linton 3-9, 9-7, 9-4, 9-7, W. Werder beat P. Boyle 9-6, 6-9, 10-8, 91, J. Leevey lost J. Sexton 7-9, 6-9, 9-5, 9-7, 9-7. Midlands 4, Central Districts 0: D. Sharplin beat J. Oxenham 8-10, 4-9, 9-1, 9-2, 95, S. Gardiner beat G. Carson 10- 9-4, 9-6, J. McLauchlan beat S. Vernon 9-3, 10-8, 5-9, 9- M. Bailey beat B. Warn 10- 9-4, 5-9, 9-2. X