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2018 promises to be a big year of secondary school sport in New Zealand. 

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​Congratulations to…

March  2018:

Feilding and Taradale High Schools for winning the 2018 New Zealand Canoe Polo Schools Championships.

Feilding High School (Open Boys) and Taradale High School (Senior Girls) won the 2018 New Zealand Canoe Polo Schools Championships held in the Manawatu at the start of Summer Tournament Week in March.

Feilding High School defeated St John’s College in their final, While Taradale High School beat Karamu High School in their decider. St Peter’s College (Open Boys) and Middleton Grange School (Senior Girls) finished third respectively. Hastings Boys’ High School (Open Boys) and Horowhenua College (Senior Girls) won the Division 2 finals.

The Junior Boys division was won by Palmerston North Boys’ High School and the Junior Girls by Karamu High School. 

Photo below of the Feilding High School's winning Open Boys team. PHOTO CREDIT: Feilding High School Facebook - like and follow here 
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College Sport Media Featured athlete

Liam Black  

Liam Back from Whanganui [Wanganui Collegiate] was one of the young stars of thc NZ Track and Field Championships in Hamilton from 9-11 March, winning an impressive three golds in distance races in the under 18 grade. His 1500m, 3000m and 2000m steeplechase wins indicate an exciting future for the 16 year old.

The most prolific athlete at the championships was Waikato BoP’s Kayla Goodwin (Sacred Heart College, Hamilton) with a hall of four individual golds in under 20 and under 18 events, along with a silver and bronze, as well as two relay minor medals for a total haul from the championships of eight medals.

Nicholas Kini (Whangarei Boys' High School) went home with four medals (2 of them gold) in the under 20 and 18 throws, while Genna Maples (Wanganui Collegiate) won two golds and a silver in the under 18 100m, 200m and long jump.