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30/3/2016

Christ’s College U18 Coxed Eights preparing for Maadi Cup 

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The Maadi Cup New Zealand Secondary School Rowing Championships rowing regatta is on Lake Ruataniwha from 4-10 April – one of the biggest secondary school events on the sporting calendar with 2100 rowers in 1600 crews from 120 schools taking part. 

Hamilton Boys’ High School crews have won the last three boys U18 Coxed Eights events, with Christ’s College the last school other than Hamilton to win in 2012. Last weekend Hamilton warmed up by winning the North Island Secondary Schools U18 Eights title.

The Christ’s College crew won the corresponding South Island title last weekend, and is one of several crews out to break Hamilton’s hold on the silverware. College Sport Media caught up with their coach Henry Smith, ahead of this year’s Maadi Cup.  

Congratulations on winning the boys U18 Coxed Eights at the SISS Rowing regatta last weekend – how did the big race pan out?
It was a very close race for us. We were able to establish a small lead over St Andrew’s College and Christchurch Boys’ High School out of the start. As the race progressed the crew was able to continue to build on this lead, eventually stretching it out to a 4.5 second margin over Christchurch Boys’ High School at the finish. St Andrew’s College finished a further 10 seconds behind, in third place. We were hoping for a close race heading into the Maadi Cup and this race certainly delivered.

What other regattas have this U18 Eights crew been competing in this season?
Our crews race as school crews for the whole season - Christ’s College is a rowing club in its own right. Results have been: Canterbury Secondary School Rowing Championships – 1st; South Island Club Championships – 2nd, Men’s Open Eight; Canterbury Rowing Championships – 1st, Men’s Open Eight; Otago Rowing Championships – 2nd, Men’s Open Eight.

The Maadi Cup brings the South Island and North Island schools together over six days. Is the Maadi Cup regatta the pinnacle event on the secondary schools rowing calendar, and who are the North Island schools to beat?
Yes, the Maadi Cup regatta is the pinnacle for all rowing schools. It is one of the few regattas where athletes compete for their schools and not for their various clubs.
The competition in the North Island is very intense.  There are six or seven schools who are always pushing each other in both the fours and the eights.
They include Hamilton Boys’ High School, Westlake Boys’ High School, Auckland Grammar School, Wanganui Collegiate School, Saint Kentigern College, St Paul’s Collegiate School and Sacred Heart College

If your U18 Eight crew goes all the way to the A final, how many races will they row, and what is the time gap between races?
If the boys go all the way to the A final on the Saturday, they will most likely row two races (possibly three if we have to go via the repechage). The heats for the U18 Eights are around midday Tuesday. The repechage for the eights are held on Wednesday afternoon.

Are the U18 Eight crew members also competing in other races at the Maadi Cup regatta?
Yes. All of the boys race in up to three events during the week. This means that most boys will race in between six and nine races over the six days.

How long has this U18 Eights crew been together? How have they performed in previous Maadi Cups?
The nucleus of this crew has been together for three seasons. Most of the boys have rowed together since 2014 in the U16 crew, with two new boys joining them from the U17s.
Three of the crew are returning to 1st eight from last season’s crew (Angus Gray (Captain of Rowing), Cameron Smith and George Gould (coxswain). Five of the crew also rowed in the winning Under 17 crew from last season (Angus Gray, Rowan Taylor, Cameron Smith, Oscar Acland and Oliver Tyler).

What other Christ’s College crews will be competing at Maadi Cup - you also won the U15 Coxed Octuple Sculls at last weekend’s South Island regatta?
We have Eights, Fours and Quads competing in all year groups: U15, U16, U17 and U18.
Yes, the U15 octuple scull won their event. This was a great result for the crew, as they were able to turn the tables on Marlborough Boys’ College who had narrowly beaten them at the Canterbury Secondary Schools Championships two weeks’ earlier.

Are the students conversant with the school’s rich history in the Maadi Cup?
Yes! It is a major driving force behind the success of our rowing programme. Every race, the boys try to meet the standards set for them in previous seasons. It also links well with the school’s motto Bene tradita, bene servanda (Good traditions, well maintained).
As far as we are aware, Christ’s College is the only school that has rowed in every Under 18 final (consecutively) since 1986.
Although we were the last school outside of Hamilton Boys’ High School to win the Maadi Cup, this is not a major driving factor for us. We strive to give the boys the best opportunity to succeed in rowing and our rowing programme develops skills they can take forward to other areas of their lives.
The Maadi Cup is now in a new era. School rowing programmes are well resourced, heavily funded and driven by enthusiastic parental support. A placing at this regatta is no longer assured and being able to trust a well developed and tested programme ensures the students have every opportunity to succeed at their own levels.

Are there former Christ’s College students who have recently been in or are now in New Zealand elite rowing squads?
Yes, several Old Boys have rowed in various New Zealand crews.
  • Donald Leach competed for NZ from 2003–2006, including rowing in the men’s heavyweight four at the Athens Olympics, placing 5th.
  • Matthew Trott competed for NZ in both the men’s double sculls and men’s quadruple sculls, including rowing at the London Olympics in the men’s quad, placing 7th.
  • Duncan Grant competed for NZ from 2002–2012 as a lightweight. Duncan was also a three time World Champion (consecutive) in the lightweight single scull (2007, 2008 and 2009).
  • James Lassche is a current member of New Zealand’s high performance squad and has been in the NZ rowing system since 2007. He has been one of the staple members of NZ’s very successful lightweight four and has been selected to represent NZ at the Rio Olympics.
  • James and Sam O’Connor have both rowed for Oxford University in the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race on the River Thames. Sam won three times and James won twice.
  • Sam Bosworth is a current member of Christ’s College’s coaching team. He has competed for NZ since 2012, as coxswain winning a gold medal in the junior coxed four and three consecutive silver medals in the Under 23 coxed four.

Who are the coaching and support staff and the rowers competing at the Maadi Cup regatta?
The coaching staff includes four full-time teachers:
  • Henry Smith – Head Coach and Deputy Housemaster of School House.
  • Tony O’Connor – Head of Condell’s House
  • David Griffiths – Mathematics.
  • Andrew Taylor – Head of Physics and Chapel Warden.
  • Chris Sellars – Rowing Manager, Housemaster of Richards House and Careers Advisor.
  • M. McIntyre – Senior Coach and Boatman
  • Sam Bosworth – Coxswain Coach
  • C. Newman – Assistant Coach
  • J. Smith – Physiotherapist
  • K. Darry – Nutritionist

The Christ's College Maadi Cup regatta squad is:
Angus Gray (Head of Rowing), Oliver Tyler (Deputy Head of Rowing), Rowan Taylor, Cameron Smith, Oscar Acland, J. Beadel, M. Sandston, M.Smith, S. Tillman, J. McArthur, F. Mann, G. Clarke, D. Harnett, George Gould   (Under 18)
J. Newton, R. Turnbull, A. O’Shannessy, M. Batchelor, ­T. Bosworth, P. Hone, J. Wade (Under 17)
J. Sprott, H. Hawkins, G. Flynn, H. Black, S. Darry, H. Voice, H. Zarifeh, S. Swanson, S. Smith, J. Pye, C. Nicholson, L. Batchelor. S. Aitken, B. McGuigan, A. Finlay, W. Murray, T. Hawley, M. Goodwin, Z.Cran (Under 16)
F. Smith, J. Batchelor, R. Acland, T. Davis, T. Vincent, A. Todhunter, E. McBride, J. Elvy, Z. Gallagher (Under 15).

25/3/2016

Star rower grabbing future with both hands

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Diocesan has a strong rowing programme and one of its top hopefuls is Ella Simanu.

The 17-year-old Year 13 student will lead the charge at the Maadi Cup next month in Twizel. She is an old hand at this marquee event, the 2016 regatta being her fourth since she took up the sport as a fresh-faced Year 9.

Last year she medalled once, a bronze in the Under 17 eight, but Simanu has her sights on more silverware this time with her Diocesan teammates.

"It's pretty hectic and busy, but really cool to be surrounded by so many rowers all doing the same thing you are. It's such a cool vibe," says Simanu.
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"We prepare well for it. We'll be at Maadi for 11 days, so you know when to switch on and race."

Read the full article by NZ Herald
 HERE


23/3/2016

NI & SI Rowing Champs - Full Results

PicturePhoto Credit - Waikato Diocesan, Ruth Walden. Waikato Dio Rowing Champs!
The North Island and South Island Secondary Schools rowing championships were held over the weekend. They serve as the main warm up before the Maadi Cup in April. Unlike last year the South Island Championships were not affected by weather which meant the full program went ahead.
 
North Island
Hamilton Boys' High School won nine of the 26 titles available, including the Under-18 coxed eight and four. St. Peter's Cambridge won 10 titles overall, including eight out of 26 girls events, but it was Diocesan School for Girls who captured the Under-18 coxed eight. The regatta was held at Lake Karapiro.
 
Boys Winners
Under-17 Singles Sculls: Sam Monkley, Cambridge High School
Under-15 Double Sculls: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-18 Coxless Pairs Oars: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-16 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: King's College
Under-18 Novice Double Sculls: St. Peter's, Cambridge
Under-17 Coxed Eight: St. Kentigern College
Under-18 Lightweight Coxed Four: Sacred Heart College
Under-18 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Whakatane High School
Under-16 Coxed Four: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-18 Novice Coxed Eight: Sacred Heart College
Under-17 Double Sculls: St. Patrick's College, Wellington
Under-15 Coxed Eight: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-18 Coxed Four: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-16 Double Sculls: Whakatane High School
Under-18 Singles Sculls: Lenny Jenkins, Whakatane High School
Under-15 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-17 Coxed Four: St. Kentigern College
Under-18 Lightweight Double Sculls: Wanganui High School
Under-16 Coxed Eight: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-18 Double Sculls: Whakatane High School
Under-15 Coxed Four: Auckland Grammar School
Under-17 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: St. Peters Cambridge
Under-18 Novice Coxed Four: Sacred Heart College
Under-16 Single Sculls: Finn Jenkins, Whakatane High School
Under-16 Coxed Octuple Sculls: Hamilton Boys' High School
Under-18 Coxed Eight: Hamilton Boys' High School
 
Girls Winners
Under-17 Cocked Four: Diocesan School for Girls, Auckland
Under-15 Quadruple Sculls:  St. Peter's Cambridge
Under-18 Double Sculls: Hauraki Plans College
Under-16 Singles Sculls: Claire Watson, Glendowie College
Under-18 Novice Coxed Eight: Diocesan School for Girls, Auckland
Under-17 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: St. Peter's Cambridge
Under-15 Coxed Four: Waikato Diocesan School
Under-18 Coxless Pair Oars: Hillcrest High School
Under-16 Coxed Eight: St. Peter's, Cambridge
Under-18 Lightweight Coxed Four: St Kentigern College
Under-17 Singles Sculls: Anna MacQuarrie, Aotea College
Under-18 Novice Double Sculls: Glendowie College
Under-18 Coxed Four: Diocesan School for Girls, Auckland
Under-16 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Hauraki Plans College
Under-18 Singles Sculls: Brylie Gordon, Hauraki Plans College
Under-15 Double Sculls: Glendowie College
Under-17 Coxed Eight: Diocesan School for Girls, Auckland
Under-18 Lightweight Double Sculls: St. Paul's Collegiate
Under-16 Coxed Four: St. Peter's Cambridge
Under-16 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: St. Peter's Cambridge
Under-18 Coxed Eight: Waikato Diocesan School
Under-17 Double Sculls: St. Peter's Cambridge
Under-18 Novice Coxed Four: St Peter's Cambridge
Under-15 Coxed Octuple Sculls: St Peter's Cambridge
Under-16 Double Sculls: Glendowie College
Under-18 Coxed Eight: Diocesan School for Girls, Auckland
 
South Island
This year's Maadi Cup will be held at Lake Twizel, the venue for the South Island Championships. Christchurch Boys' High School was the most successful boys' college capturing five titles, but Christ's College won the under-18 coxed eight. In the girls events St. Margret's and Rangi Ruru each won four titles. Veronica Wall from Ashburton College won the under-16, 17 and 18 single sculls titles and Jack Lopas from Christchurch Boys' High School had an outstanding meet winning two gold medals and one silver medal.
 
Boys Winners
Under-17 Singles Sculls: Mark Taylor, Waitaki Boys' High School
Under-15 Double Sculls: John McGlashan High School
Under-18 Coxless Pairs Oars: Marlborough Boys' College
Under-16 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Roncalli College
Under-18 Novice Double Sculls: Nelson College
Under-17 Coxed Eight: St. Andrew's College
Under-18 Lightweight Coxed Four: Nelson College
Under-18 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Christchurch Boys' High School
Under-16 Coxed Four: Christchurch Boys' High School
Under-18 Novice Coxed Eight: Shirley Boys' High School
Under-17 Double Sculls: Nelson College
Under-15 Coxed Eight: St. Andrew's College
Under-18 Coxed Four: Marlborough Boys' College
Under-16 Double Sculls: Roncalli College
Under-18 Singles Sculls: Jack Lopas, Christchurch Boys' High School
Under-15 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Marlborough Boys' College
Under-17 Coxed Four: St. Andrew's College
Under-18 Lightweight Double Sculls: Nelson College
Under-16 Coxed Eight: Christchurch Boys' High School
Under-18 Double Sculls: Christchurch Boys' High School
Under-15 Coxed Four: St. Andrew's College
Under-17 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Nelson College
Under-18 Novice Coxed Four: Shirley Boys' High School
Under-16 Single Sculls: Harrison Davies, Ashburton College
Under-16 Coxed Octuple Sculls: Christ's College
Under-18 Coxed Eight: Christ's College
 
Girls Winners
Under-17 Cocked Four: Rangi Ruru High School
Under-15 Quadruple Sculls:  St Hildas Collegiate
Under-18 Double Sculls: Nelson College For Girls
Under-16 Singles Sculls: Veronica Wall, Ashburton College
Under-18 Novice Coxed Eight: Rangi Ruru High School
Under-17 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Nelson College For Girls
Under-15 Coxed Four: St. Margaret's, College
Under-18 Coxless Pair Oars: Craighead Diocsean School
Under-16 Coxed Eight:  Rangi Ruru High School
Under-18 Lightweight Coxed Four: Columba College
Under-17 Singles Sculls: Veronica Wall, Ashburton College
Under-18 Novice Double Sculls: Villa Maria College
Under-18 Coxed Four: Nelson College For Girls
Under-16 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Villa Maria College
Under-18 Singles Sculls: Veronica Wall, Ashburton College
Under-15 Double Sculls: Wakatipu High School
Under-17 Coxed Eight: St. Margret's College
Under-18 Lightweight Double Sculls: Dunstan High School
Under-16 Coxed Four: Rangi Ruru High School
Under-16 Coxed Quadruple Sculls: Ashburton College
Under-18 Coxed Eight: St. Margret's College
Under-17 Double Sculls: Craighead Diocesan School
Under-18 Novice Coxed Four: St. Andrew's College
Under-15 Coxed Octuple Sculls: Dunstan High School
Under-16 Double Sculls: St. Andrew's College
Under-18 Coxed Eight: St. Margret's College

14/3/2016

Busy rowing season Veronica Wall and Ashburton College 

PictureYear 12 Ashburton College rower and defending Maadi Cup Girls U16 Single Scull champion Veronica Wall at the recent Canterbury Secondary School Championships regatta. Photo credit: Steve McArthur


The secondary school rowing season is in full swing. This weekend the best crews in the South Island descend on Lake Ruataniwha in Twizel for the South Island Secondary School Championships, while the corresponding North Island Championships are at Lake Karapiro.

Then all schools and crews converge on Lake Ruataniwha from 4-10 April for the annual Maadi Cup National Championships – one of the biggest secondary school events on the sporting calendar with 2100 rowers in 1600 crews from 120 schools taking part. 

Ashburton College’s Veronica Wall is one rower hoping to do well in both regattas in Twizel.

The Maadi Cup alternates each year from Karapiro and Ruataniwha. At last year’s regatta, held in the North Island, then Year 11 student Veronica won gold in the U16 single sculls, beating Georgia Keech from Sacred Heart Girls’ College, new Plymouth, and Claudia Waite from Rangitoto College into second and third. Veronica’s win was Ashburton College’s first ever gold at the Maadi Cup. She also won silver in the U16 quad with school mate Grace Wilson and an Ashburton College girls’ crew finished fifth in the U16 quad.

This year at Maadi Cup she will also race in several events. “I’ll be doing all three singles – U16, U17 and U18 – and I’m not sure what other boat, either a double or a quad.

“This weekend I think I’ll be doing the U16 single, U17 single, U18 single and the U18 quad. Hopefully, if I get through to the finals for all of them, that’ll be eight races over two days, so also good preparation for the Maadi Cup.”

Recently, Veronica competed in the Canterbury Secondary School Championships held nearby on Lake Hood, which also doubles as Ashburton College’s training base. In a successful weekend she won gold in the U16, U17 and U18 single sculls.

Prior to that, she won the Women’s club single sculls at the South Island Championships at the end of January and then won the same event at the Bankstream New Zealand Rowing Champions on Karapiro in mid-February.

Veronica’s father Justin is the coach of the Ashburton College and Ashburton Rowing Club squads and with both of her parents having a strong background in the sport, Veronica took to the water from an early age. “My family have rowed forever, my dad is the official starter down at the Twizel regattas and my mum rowed for Canterbury so I have been around it since I was young.”

With the New Zealand rowers continuing to set the pace on the elite world stage, Veronica has no shortage of role models, including 2014 single sculls champion Emma Twigg. “I’ve seen her around; she was at the recent club nationals a couple of weeks ago. I’ve never raced against her though as she would smash me!”

Veronica also has a background in netball and, more recently, athletics where she did well at the Ashburton College Athletics Day, but rowing is a fulltime sport on its own. “My focus is on rowing, it continues on through the winter with training and trials to get into teams. I want to try and get into the New Zealand Junior team this year.”

The New Zealand Junior team heads to the World Junior Rowing Championships in Amsterdam in late August.
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Coming up:
  • Meridian South Island Secondary Schools Nationals at Lake Ruataniwha, Twizel, 19-20 March
  • AON North Island Secondary Schools Nationals at Lake Karapiro, Cambridge, 18-20 March
  • 2016 AON Maadi Cup, New Zealand Secondary Schools Nationals, Lake Ruataniwha, Twizel, 4-10 April 

6/3/2016

Maadi Cup - Boys & Girls winners since 1947

PictureHamilton Boys High Rowing 2013
Love summer tournament week! Looking back over the Maadi Cup tradition, it is great to reflect on the champion teams that have been at this event.

Boys
​2015  Hamilton BHS
2014  Hamilton BHS
2013  Hamilton BHS
2012  Christ's College
2011  Auckland GS
2010  Hamilton BHS
2009  Hamilton BHS
2008  Hamilton BHS
2007  Hamilton BHS
2006  Christ's College
2005  Hamilton BHS
2004  Wanganui Collegiate
2003  St. Paul's Collegiate
2002  St. Paul's Collegiate
2001  Wanganui Collegiate
2000  Wanganui Collegiate
1999  Christ's College
1998  Christ's College
1997  Tauranga BC
1996  Christ's College
1995  Christ's College
1994  Tauranga BC
1993  Christ's College
1992  Auckland GS
1991  St. Bede's College
1990  Christ's College
1989  Christ's College
1988  Christ's College
1987  Hamilton BHS
1986  Wanganui Collegiate
1985  Wanganui Collegiate
1984  Westlake BHS
1983  Westlake BHS
1982  Tauranga BC
1981  Tauranga BC
1980  Tauranga BC
1979  Tauranga BC
1978  Tauranga BC
1977  Wanganui Collegiate
1976  Westlake BHS
1975  Fraser HS
1974  Wanganui Collegiate
1973  Wanganui Collegiate
1972 Wanganui HS
1971  Wanganui Collegiate
1970  Hamilton BHS
1969  Wanganui Collegiate
1968  Wanganui Collegiate
1967  Wanganui Collegiate
1966  Wanganui Collegiate
1965  Wanganui Collegiate
1964  Wanganui Collegiate
1963  Wanganui Collegiate
1962  New Plymouth BHS
1961  Mount Albert GS
1960  King's College
1959  King's College
1958  Mount Albert GS
1957  Mount Albert GS
1956  Mount Albert GS
1955  Mount Albert GS
1954  Mount Albert GS
1953  King's College
1952  Wanganui Collegiate
1951  Mount Albert GS
1950  Wanganui Technical School
1949  Wanganui Technical School
1948  Sacred Heart College
1947  Mount Albert GS

Girls
2015   St Margaret’s College
2014   Waikato Diocesan School
2013   St Margaret’s College
2012   St Margaret’s College
2011   Waikato Diocesan School
2010    Rangi Ruru Girls School
2009    Rangi Ruru Girls School
2008    Rangi Ruru Girls School
2007    Rangi Ruru Girls School
2006   Wanganui Collegiate School
2005   Rangi Ruru Girls School
2004   St Margaret’s College
2003   St Margaret’s College
2002   Waikato Diocesan School
2001   St Margaret’s College
2000   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1999   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1998   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1997   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1996   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1995   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1994   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1993   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1992   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1991   Rangi Ruru Girls School
1990   Westlake Girls High School
1989   Westlake Girls High School
1988   Marlborough Girls College
1987   Marlborough Girls College
1986   Marlborough Girls College
1985   Wanganui High School
1984   Wanganui Girls College
1983   Wanganui High School
1982   Wanganui High School
1981   Wanganui Girls College


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