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Congratulations to all 2019 Winter Tournament winners.
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As well as event coverage, College Sport Media (CSM) profiles the next generation of athletes and sport teams and tells the story of successful young people. For more from 2015-18 visit our Index of Articles page in the tab above or in the menu link if on a mobile device.
CSM is backed by a registered charitable trust, College Sport New Zealand (CSNZ). We are open to new financial partners or assistance (with benefits to you working with CSNZ), with new reciprocal partners in the media industry or with sports organisations and schools, and with new contributors.
For the above, or if you have a story you'd like to share of an individual or a team doing well or inspiring others please email editor@collegesportmedia.com for more.
Congratulations to…
The Waikato region surfers who won their first National Scholastic Surfing Championships title in eleven years today (Friday 11th October 2019) with the team claiming two of seven titles and boasting six surfers in the finals.
The five-day event wrapped up at Manu Bay, Raglan in the biggest surf of the week with a solid 1.5m swell and light onshore winds, the morning rain giving way to clear skies in the afternoon. Waikato took the points lead early on the final day after a battle with Taranaki and Auckland who finished in second and third respectively. Waikato eventually surged ahead with close to a 1,000 point lead. The points difference between second through sixth was just 300 points, the equivalent of one placing in any of the finals. Read more HERE |
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