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The 2019 secondary school sports year is drawing to a close - but there is still plenty of sport to be played and some NZSS titles to be decided, including boys and girls cricket, touch, rugby sevens and the NZSSA Track and Field Championships.
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.
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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 2019 Condor Sevens winners
Hamilton Boys’ High School continued their domination of the Condor Sevens, winning their fifth consecutive title by beating hosts King’s College 27-12 in the final. Hamilton thrashed Palmerston North 26-0 and Mt Albert 47-7 in the knockout matches, while Kings saw off Kelston Boys’ 14-12 and Feilding 22-17. The Girl’s title headed across Cook Strait for the first time, with Christchurch Girls’ High School beating defending champions Howick College 29-14 in the final. Howick had beaten Motueka 24-0 before seeing off St Mary’s, with Christchurch accounting for Manurewa HS 31-12 and then perennial finalists Hamilton Girls’ 22-17 in extra-time. 16 year-old Jorja Miller scored a hat-trick in that match including the winner, and then added four more in the final and will be one to watch going forward. In the Under 15’s tournament played on Thursday and Friday, St Peter’s College, Auckland won the boys, edging rivals Sacred Heart 12-10 in a thriller. The U15 girls title was claimed by Manawatu’s Manukura, who beat Auckland Girls Grammar 31-10. |
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