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COLTS A
The Colts A team began
the season with a series of
qualifying games over two
weeks to see which grade
they would play in for the
season. Three wins, a loss
and two draws saw the team
into Division 3 of the Hawke’s
Bay Secondary Schools
competition. The story of the
season for this team was an
inability to turn field position
and possession into goals.
Despite playing teams that
consisted of mainly senior
students, the Colts A side
managed to compete and
even dominate in a number of
games but goals win games
of hockey and the team just
could not score enough.
It took until the final week of HOCKEY COLTS A
Term 2 for the team to put a top Back Row: J Cairns, B Cox, A Fuller, R Patel, B Sloan, C Turley, Mr B Adams (Coach)
performance on the board and Front Row: J Barclay, L Hicks, N Sloan, S Bentley, J Olsen
Absent: T Wilson
get a win for the season. This
match against Taradale High
School 2nd XI showed what the
team were capable of when Shea Bentley and Ben Cox were two of the workhorses of the
they stuck to the basics of the game, trusted each other and Colts A side who gave maximum effort in every game. Ben
passed the ball. Sloan got a lot of game time and, along with goalkeeper
The teams were split into top 4/bottom 4 for the second part James Cairns, was a rock in the defence. Andrew McLennan
of the season and the Colts A found themselves in the bottom and Cormack Turley were the big improvers of the season, with
4. This brought about a series of matches that were very even Andrew having to adapt to playing as a defender after initially
and the side went unbeaten in this part of the season with a starting out as a striker.
0 – 0 draw with Havelock North High School 2nd XI the only Overall, the team made progress over the course of the season
blemish. The two teams met again in the final of the bottom but will be disappointed with some of their early results.
4 and the Colts A team ran out a 4 – 0 win to finish fifth overall
in Division 3.
BLAIR ADAMS
Throughout the season, the Colts, complemented by Year 10 COACH
players from the 2nd XI played interschool exchange matches
with St Paul’s Collegiate and Wanganui Collegiate (both away)
for two losses and Rathkeale (at home) for a comfortable win.
HOCKEY
4TH XI
HOCKEY 4TH XI
Back Row: Mr S Duff, G Ardin, A Cheer, W Evans,
J Reed, J Pullar
Front Row: T Nimon, H Patel, W Chen, M Wills, K Patel
Absent: C Martin, B Nikora
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SPORT REPORTS HOCKEY The Colts B team had a very successful year making the semi-
finals of the Boys Division 4 grade and only missing out on a finals
COLTS B berth by goal difference. The year started with three narrow losses,
but once the boys understood our pattern and started to work
Back Row: J Whitfield, C Scott, J Ashby together we were a much tougher opposition.
Row 2: P Larkin, B Ravla, M Nichols, T Cornwall,
We had a good mix of abilities in the team and called on young
Mr M Richardson Intermediate School player, Tim Cornwall, to take the distributor’s
Front Row: J Hickey, M Knobloch, O McCurdy (Captain), role from centre half. Tim was fearless and was always prepared to
take on the much bigger boys we clashed with. Oscar McCurdy
S Lowry, N Buchanan captained the side and, although struggling with injury, soldiered
Absent: I Patheyjohns on throughout the season to play impressively in our defensive
network. Matthew Nichols and Barvick Ravla provided the pace on
HOCKEY attack and were ably supported by Lucas d’Arbois de Jubainville
and James Ashby. The inside combination of Matthew, James and
COLTS WHITE Lucas put pressure on the opposition and Matthew, in particular,
was instrumental in our toughest win of the season against the
Wairoa 1st XI side. Jack Hickey and Jackson Whitfield were resolute
on defence and both will prove to be very strong hockey players
of the future. Isaac Patheyjohns, Sam Lowry, Max Knobloch, Cole
Scott and Patrick Larkin worked tirelessly for our team and all learnt
a lot about the game this season.
In all we played 14 matches in the competition losing three,
drawing three and winning the rest. We made the semi-final
by defeating Wairoa 3-2, and then drew that semi-final with the
Lindisfarne 4th XI. To show how close these three teams were,
Wairoa and Lindisfarne 4th XI drew the final 3-3
I wish all our boys every success for their hockey futures. I have certainly
enjoyed coaching this side and look forward to coaching these players
again in the future.
MURRAY RICHARDSON
COACH
The Colts C Hockey team played in Boys Division 4 alongside
the Colts B Hockey team and the 4th XI Hockey team and, on
the whole, struggled to compete with teams that were often
older, larger and more skilful. They found themselves defend-
ing for much of the games with little opportunity to attack. As
a result, they suffered some heavy defeats over the course of
the season. Nevertheless, they gave some determined per-
formances and battled to the bitter end.
Players of note included Oliver Newton, the goalkeeper,
who kept a cool head under tremendous pressure and made
many saves which gave the defence the encouragement to
lift their game and continue holding on. He was awarded the
Fair Play award.
Finley Duncan captained the side for much of the season Back Row: B Cheer, F Lys, E Train, O Newton, H Mackie, T Smith,
and played a pivotal role at centre-half marshalling the Mr J Boyd
defence and using his skills to set up the occasional attack.
Front Row: J Williams, J Goodall, F Duncan, J Young, G Story
Absent: J Kennedy
Jasper Williams played right-inner with skill and enthusiasm
trying desperately to break through opposition defences
and score goals. He played his heart out on many occasions but struggled because the team just did not have the depth to
provide support.
Other team members were Ed Train, Joe Kennedy, Jacob Goodall, James Young, Hamish Mackie, Te Haanea Smith, Felix Lys,
Gabriel Story and Ben Cheer. All contributed and gave of their best and kept their heads up throughout the season.
JOHN BOYD
COACH
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YEAR 7/8 1ST XI
This team was the most successful Intermediate 1stXI I have ever
coached. The boys worked hard for one another and towards
the end of the season I witnessed some of the best team goals I
have ever seen. During the regular season we played well against
most local Intermediate teams and faced Hereworth in the final,
after goalkeeper Corban Watson made several terrific saves in the
penalty shoot-out in the semi-final with Taradale Intermediate. After
a very close tussle, Hereworth were too good and scored the winner
with two minutes left. Achieving a 2 – 1 loss in the final of the Year
7/8 A was gutting, but if you had asked me what we might have
achieved by the end of the season, I wouldn’t have guessed we
would finish second in a ding-dong final.
The traditional fixtures were memorable for a variety of reasons. Back Row: L Ward-Leikis, C Searle, C O’Keeffe
The most lasting memory was the unbelievable opening goal Row 2: W Moroney, H Wixon, Q Le Lievre, D Gollan, Mr K Doyle
we scored against St George’s in Wanganui. From the hit-off our
boys strung eight uninterrupted passes together to score into an Front Row: J Ericksen, R Herring, T Cornwall (Captain),
unguarded net – it was probably the best team goal I have seen H Jones, D Floyd
from any team I have coached in the last 20 years. Absent: C Watson
The first exchange game was played at the National Hockey game. Quinn Le Lievre was a tireless tackler from inside left and
Stadium in Wellington against Scots College. This game was very Robert Herring provided some nice touches at left wing to keep the
interesting as our boys had plenty of possession but couldn’t really pressure on.
find the net and we led 1 – 0 at halftime. After the resumption our
boys started to find their range and we scored some nice goals The last game against our traditional rivals St George’s was very
against a tiring team and took the game out 6 – 0. A memorable one-sided as we strolled to a 15 - nil win. All boys thrived in this
moment in this game was when Wills Moroney took a nasty whack game but I was especially delighted for Callum O’Keeffe at centre
on the head from a ball hit by fellow teammate Cole Searle. Wills forward scoring five goals - a total he will find hard to better in the
made his way off and iced his head and soon after insisted he was future. Dave Floyd was a superb defender and link man in this
right to go back on. After a check with umpires Wills made his way game. James Ericksen made some great intercepts and showed
back on to finish the game off in true fighting spirit. Harry Wixon was how strong his hitting has become. Wills Moroney showed flashes
particularly delighted with a fistful of goals and Tim Cornwall picked of brilliance in midfield and on attack and Dru Gollan was always
up a Player of the Day banner for his accurate passing and support. dependable when the ball came his way.
The game versus Hutt International Boys’ School played at the
Sports Park in Hastings was a very close affair which ended 2 - 2. Many thanks to all the parents who helped with the team and to Mr
This game could have gone either way; however, it was HIBS who Karl Wixon and Nick Cornwall for helping with umpiring our games
were the happier to hear the final whistle as our team was hot on throughout the season.
attack for the last five minutes of the game. Llewellyn Ward-Leikis
showed his great control in the middle of the paddock and Callum KIRK DOYLE
O’Keeffe showed some expert dribbling around the circle in this COACH
HOCKEY
YEAR 7/8 2nd XI
Back Row: D Williams, C Hansen, W Muir, T Heath-Anderson
Row 2: R Osborne, L Bowyer, A Mehta, D Floyd,
Ms A Jeffery
Front Row: O Read, K Sohal, G Helmore (Captain),
M Johnstone, B Austin
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SPORT REPORTS RUGBY
1ST XV
Back Row: J Dearden, D Livingston, J Hardie, O Crichton, B Frame
Row 3: K MacDonald, J Douglas, M Tufuga, J Black, A Sokotaua, Z Ropitini
Row 2: Mr J Fritchley, J Karlsson, R Akuhata, T Scott, E Roadley, G Twigley, F Gibson, A Campbell, Mr K Jones
Front Row: M Nasilasila, J Beattie, J Falcon (Co-Captain), J Combs (Co-Captain), G Cranswick, T Charteris, A Korocowiri
Absent: M Salisbury
This season was always going to call on without a victory. Sadly, John Black was efforts against St Peter’s, Wesley, Francis
the many players who didn’t have prior badly injured in the Scots match and Douglas or the traditional against
1st XV experience. We also knew that we Charlie McPhail was also to play his last Scots in Wellington. We did manage
were going to face two of the strongest game for Lindisfarne in Christchurch. to gain five CNI competition points in
1st XVs in the country before Queen’s Before Term 2 had started, our young a scratchy victory over Te Aute College
Birthday weekend. As in 2016 we played team had just got younger!! during this time. One of the highlights
three Super 8 schools in the pre-season. of the season happened in Wanganui
In these games we improved each week We started Term 2 with victories over when, playing our 4th game in 12 days,
but were unable to beat any of Napier Wairoa College and Manu Kura before we managed to defeat Wanganui
BHS, Palmerston North BHS or Gisborne a very disappointing loss to Hastings Collegiate with a try and conversion on
BHS. BHS 2nd XV. A week later we were drawn full-time. We had led the match until
to play Hastings BHS 1st XV at HBHS. the 65th minute when a Wanganui try
In the annual Presbyterian Quadrangular Again, it was a heavy defeat on the gave them their first lead of the game
tournament, played at St Andrew’s scoreboard but none of the 19 players 12 -17. Lindisfarne kept their heads
College in Christchurch, we were drawn who played that day gave up and the and Maika Nasilasila scored a try right
to play eventual Auckland champions general feeling after the game was that next to the posts after Wanganui had
St Kentigern College in the first round we were still making improvements continually infringed once we got into
game. Although heavily defeated on and the team had a lot of heart. The their 22. A fine victory over St John’s
the scoreboard Lindisfarne hung tough CNI awaited and we just rolled up our at home and a very good performance
for 70 minutes; this was certainly an eye- sleeves and got on with it. against Blackrock College (Ireland)
opener for many of the younger players. saw Term 2 end on a high note. The
Although playing a lot better against The improvement continued over the holidays came at a bad time!
Scots College in the 3rd and 4th play-off next month and, although playing well,
we were still defeated and went home we still had very little to show for our
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Scots and CNI trophies will all have after the 2nd XV game. In all there were SPORT REPORTS
to wait until 2018!!) We won three of 25 players who played their first game
Jayden Falcon finds his touch our last five CNI games and, with the for the 1st XV during 2017.
exception of the second half against Of the returning players, Armand
In Term 3 we had three CNI matches Feilding, had played well throughout Sokotaua played prop, No 8 and 2nd 5/8
left and at half-time in the first match the CNI. We finished sixth of ten in the in a memorable season where he was
against Feilding HS we had our tails up. competition and can really build on this player of the day on several occasions.
Playing into a significant wind we had in the coming years. Daniel Livingston, Gus Campbell and
defended well and were only 0-14 down. Maika Nasilasila all carried on from
What followed was the low point of the Of the new players to the team all strong performances in 2016. Daniel
season, missing a lot of tackles and with performed well and got better and played in all but one game and really
Feilding finishing well over the top of better as time went on. George Twigley grew into a very good, consistent
us in the second half. We were much and Zinzan Ropitini (who were still U15) player and as a leader. Gus overcame a
better against St Paul’s the following were regular contributors to the team. serious ankle injury to make a significant
week, finishing the game strongly, and George was a starting player when injury contribution during the season, again
in the first half of our last game against and illness allowed (scoring six tries) scoring five well-taken tries. Maika was
Rathkeale we played the best rugby of and Zinzan had a couple of frustrating consistently amongst our best players
the season. After 55 minutes we led injuries, suggesting the best is yet to both with and without the ball; his two
Rathkeale 29-6, before conceding three come. Rio Proudfoot, also U15, played
late tries to give them a sniff at the end too against St John’s. Jack Beattie and Twigley distributes
of the game. On the whole, four wins Kaaka MacDonald grew as the season
from nine CNI games might not sound progressed. Kaaka, new to the front tries against Wanganui Collegiate were
like an enjoyable or successful season row, improved his set piece contribution crucial to us that day. He (like Reece)
but it certainly was, as this young, and Jack, always strong in the set piece, scored seven in total for the season.
inexperienced side kept improving became a much more complete rugby 2017 marked the end of an era for many
and never gave up. We won three of player around the field. Both Tom Scott and for Lindisfarne rugby. John Black
the six trophies/cups that we play for and Jamie Dearden played really well
with victories over St John’s, Wanganui at hooker, especially when Josh Combs Gibson on the burst
Collegiate and Rathkeale. (The Quad, was injured. Jordan Hardie was easily
the most improved player in the team
Nasilasila strides out during 2017 after playing only one game
the previous year. Jordan started every
game for the season. Tom Charteris and
Jon Karlsson were consistently good for
us and along with Zinzan will push each
other along next year for the starting
7 position. Freddie Gibson showed
against HBHS and Te Aute what a great
value to the team he is until injury spoilt
the second part of Term 2 for him.
He came back and played strongly in
Term 3 especially against St Paul’s and
Rathkeale. Ethan Roadley played five
different positions for us during the
season, from flanker to fullback, and
was invaluable this year. Oscar Crichton
was solid and dependable at either
10 or 12 and became Mr Reliable for
us. Reece Akuhata and Jordy Douglas
both received their caps as Year 11
players. Reece, with seven tries, playing
well enough to be selected in the HB
U16 team, and Jordy, who played so
well in the backs this year after being a
forward until now, made the Saracens
U16 team. Others to play in the pre-
season or Quad tournament were Matt
Hilson, Charlie McPhail, Pierre Sokotaua,
Ashton Clements, James Buckeridge,
Louis Clayton and Sam Porter-Samuels,
all playing their first games for the 1st
XV during this season. Brodie Hamilton
didn’t play in the pre-season but had
a couple of memorable starts against
St Peter’s and Francis Douglas. Sean
Clarke, Nick Wiltshire and Connor
O’Hagan also saw game time for us
against Francis Douglas after standing
by on the bench in the rain and cold
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SPORT REPORTS was going along so well until injury struck in Christchurch
ending his season. George Cranswick, who only missed a
couple of games in two years was as gutsy as ever, probably Frame, Korocowiri, Tufuga, Combs, Dearden and Nasilasila
finding his ideal position at fullback but playing for us at happy after a win.
wing and midfield too. Anthony Korocowiri was again solid
at No 8 and, although reluctant, filled in for us at prop also. RECORD:
Anthony’s try against Scots may well have been the try of the NBHS 1st XV L 5-44
season. Majella Tufuga made a fine switch to wing and centre Palmerston North BHS 1st XV L7-55
(from No 8) and had some memorable performances, none Gisborne BHS 1st XV L5-33
better than against St John’s. Unfortunately, Mahia Salisbury
had his season ruined by a niggly shoulder injury that simply QUAD
never came right but fine tries against St Kentigern and Scots St Kentigern College L15-87
showed what he was capable of. Ben Frame, a natural 6, was Scots College L0-47
our best lineout forward and his leadership was invaluable to
us during the season. Ben never stopped giving 100% at any Wairoa College W72-0
stage in his two seasons as a 1st XV regular, doing a great job Manu Kura W28-27
as stand-in captain at Scots and Francis Douglas. Likewise, HBHS 2nd XV L13-17
the two co-captains, Josh Combs and Jayden Falcon. They HBHS 1st XV L0-75
did a very good job leading a young side and should be Scots College (Interschool) L10-36
proud of their own efforts and also the efforts of the team Blackrock College (Ireland) L7-21
under their leadership. Both had frustrating injuries at times
during the season but in their final interschool game against CNI L12-39
Rathkeale showed just how good they are and how much St Peter’s, Cambridge
we will miss them. Jayden, the team’s top points-scorer, Te Aute College W36-32
continued his solid development at 1st 5/8 and is becoming Wesley College L0-27
more comfortable running the game with each match he Francis Douglas Memorial College L10-28
plays. Josh is developing into a very good hooker indeed Wanganui Collegiate W19-17
and his contribution around the field is vast while his set St John’s College W44-12
piece work is very solid. These eight players, along with Feilding HS L0-53
Ethan, Brodie, Charlie and Oscar, have all done their bit for St Paul’s Collegiate L15-31
Lindisfarne rugby over their time at the school and should be Rathkeale College W29-27
proud of their contribution.
The team would like to pass on their thanks to Tony Snell who
helped hold the boys together for the games in Hastings; this
was much appreciated. I would like to thank Jared Fritchley
who fills a role as Manager, Assistant Coach and sensible
mentor to the players in the team. I would also like to thank
all the families for their support of the team and the College.
Without this support we couldn’t hope to get the gains out
of the players that we do. Your support means a lot to the
College but everything to the boys.
KARL JONES
COACH
Coach Mr Jones and the !st XV celbrating their narrow win over Wanganui Collegiate
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2ND XV
The 2nd XV played a total of 17 games through
the season with a mixture of local games, the
Central North Island competition (CNI) and the
touring Blackrock College from Ireland.
The local games provided a good base leading
into the CNI.
With a core group of now Year 13s returning
from 2016 we were able to set some simple
goals and these boys can be congratulated on
the standards they set for the team. Connor
the captain and his trusty sidekicks have led
by example at trainings and on game day. Well
done and thank you.
We came second in the CNI competition, losing
only by three points (15-12) to Feilding who
were the winners overall.
Our points for and against through the CNI Back Row: L Clayton, T Moleana, R Proudfoot, A Clements, S Clarke
competition were 313 for and 40 against. Row 3: B Gibbs, S Ferguson, J Buckeridge, S Porter-Samuels, H Mowat
Row 2: Mr Payne, A Russell, G Vea, T Couvrat-Paille, B Hamilton, Mr Dunlop
The Blackrock game took place on the final
Friday of Term 2. In conditions the Irish were Front Row: M Tufuga, J Jacquin, C O’Hagan, J Dearden, P Sokotaua
Absent: N Irvine, L King, T Sokotaua, M Hilson, M Seuru, H Mirams, N Wiltshire
more accustomed to and against a school
which boasts 43 rugby teams, LFC 2nd XV threw all they had at them
with the aim of being the first LFC team to beat a Blackrock team. Statistics from the season include –
The luck of the Irish was not on our side but the visitors were made
to work hard for their eventual win: 20 - 5 Blackrock still undefeated • Most tries Thibault Moleana
against LFC. • Most points Harry Mowat
Thank you to all the players who pulled on the jersey through the • MVP forward Jeremy Jacquin
season and contributed to the team, running the touch line with
the flag, filling water bottles and giving their best at trainings and • MVP back Connor O’Hagan
playing.
• MVP Thibault Moleana
• Most improved Rio Proudfoot
• Best team man Matt Hilson
ROB DUNLOP
COACH
Messrs Hamilton, Clarke and Hagan await a pass. Sam Porter-Samuels kicks for goal
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SPORT REPORTS RUGBY
E GRADE
For 2017, there was only one team registered for the
E grade rugby competition.
There were a number of new players to the game
who had a bit of a steep learning curve but they all
embraced the challenge and gave their very best
efforts under the fantastic coaching guidance of Mr
Rogers and Mr Randell.
The team commenced the season with grading
games against St John’s College, Napier Boys’ High
School, and Te Aute College. Over the course of
the season, the E Grade team found themselves
up against quite strong opponents and as a result,
came away with one win. However, this overall result
was not a true reflection of the effort and passion Back Row: F Kittow, T Topp, J Wallace, H Roil, L Randell
with which they played each game. The skill level of Row 3: F Mowat, J Ericksen, G Hamilton, M Wakefield-Sciascia,
all players increased dramatically over the season,
and the newer players definitely benefitted from D Patrick, F Calder
mentoring and guidance from the more experienced Row 2: Mr Rogers, M Meihana, F Sampson, W Faulkner, G Hesketh,
players in the team. It was also a pleasure to see
a number of boys step up, demonstrating strong J Harvey, F Davis, Ms J Braid
leadership skills when they were most needed. While Front Row: B Wylie, S Ferguson, H King, J Gollan, T Aspden,
the final results were not what the team wanted, it
J Kilsby, G Drury
Absent: K Sandhu
was an enjoyable season and we look forward to seeing the
skills learned carried over and improved on in 2018.
JACKY BRAID
ASSISTANT COACH
RUGBY
DIVISION 3 RED
Back Row: T Matairangi,
D Vogelaar, G Brougham
Row 3: D Minehan, R Lee,
O Goodman, S Sherwood, H Mirams
Row 2: Mrs R Joll, A Ackerman-Hart,
J Reed, A Hadfield, B Gray, J Hoskens
Front Row: G Knobloch, G Kerr,
B Viljoen, W Thomas, F Jull,
T Menzies, D Joe
Absent: J Rerekura
RUGBY
DIVISION 3 WHITE
Back Row: H Stephenson, S Black, W Chittock,
T Fergusson, J Lorkin
Row 3: H Dods, J Tomlinson, O Clayton,
L Pettiford, A Briant
Row 2: Mr L Belli, H Smith, B Thomassen,
J Kidd, H Lowry, F Calder
Front Row: P Dagg, A Lawson, J Dixon,
G Charteris, T Smith-Dunlop, K Arlidge
Absent: S Horsefield, Mr M Kidd
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F GRADE
Although the results may not suggest
this, it has been a very successful and
enjoyable season for all involved in this
team. The youngest and smallest rugby
players, all with a real range of ability
and experience in the game, grew into a
very unified and determined team. The
real difficulty faced by this team was the
fact that they appeared to be one of
the few genuine F Grade teams in size.
Many of the opposition team members
were bigger, making fair competitive
rugby difficult, and confidence on
occasions lacking.
However, the great thing was that this Back Row: H Banks, G Newman, L Sherwood, G Geary, O Lys
team did not lack courage and the few Row 3: N Lehartel, C Roil, J Prenter, B Thompson, F McCabe
victories that they did achieve were Row 2: T Goodisson, B Barclay, T Hokianga, A Jull, T Powdrell, O McCleland,
certainly cherished (Napier BHS on two
occasions and St John’s.) Many of the Mr M Smith
other games were very close, and the Te Front row: G Mason, D Brown, W Meech, T Druzianic, Z Maulder,
Aute game played mid-week at Te Aute
may well be regretted for being allowed H Townshend, J Gresham
to get away from them.
Hokianga, Oliver McCleland and Daniel The exciting thing for many of these
The team comprised quite a large Brown. Many of the forwards were players is that they will progress through
squad, especially in the backs, where fortunate to be able to play all of every the teams and develop well as players,
there were two complete back lines that game. George Geary provided the who ultimately will aspire to be 1st XV
could be switched part-way through most effective strike-power in the backs players in the future. They have been
the game. Unfortunately this reduced whilst Charlie Roil and Tom Goodisson very receptive and willing players to
game time for many players and steered the team around the field well. coach and, most importantly, they love
restricted continuity in games, although Bryn Thompson and Jonty Gresham to play rugby.
all players showed a lot of tolerance for were very good distributors at half-back.
the situation. The forwards, although The player who came to this season with MURRAY SMITH
small, were competitive and very well the least experience, Hugh Banks, was COACH
led by captain Tom Druzianic who the most improved player and, as his
impressed in every game, whether confidence grew, so did his effectiveness
tackling or running forward with the ball. as a prop.
He was well supported by Tamaiawhitia
RUGBY
YEAR 7/8
1st XV
Back Row: A Akuhata, J Bradbury, T Powdrell,
A Lowe, J Lowe
Row 2: M Gallagher, J Roil, T Randell, J Good,
J Gale, Mr D Brown
Front Row: J Ericksen, N Cater, J Gollan,
F Balchin, C Lowry
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UNDER 15
Back Row: O Clayton, H Stephenson,
S Black, T Fergusson, J Lorkin, Z Ropitini
Row 3: M Wakefield-Sciascia, J Wallace,
J Tomlinson, S Moore, L Randell, H Lowry
Row 2: F Calder, G Hesketh, C Dods,
H Smith, G Hamilton, B Thomassen,
Mr B Spriggens
Front Row: F Mowat, J Gollan,
F Sampson, G Twigley (Captain),
G Charteris, P Dagg, P Sokotaua
Absent: Mr M Kidd, R Proudfoot
The 2017 season at Under 15 level was a very two-sided affair. break moment of the tournament. Lindisfarne managed to
After an initially promising start with a fine away victory over St shut down the large Wanganui Collegiate midfield and took
Paul’s Collegiate, the team stuttered to losses against strong their opportunities to record a very good victory. The final
Rathkeale College and Wanganui Collegiate sides by decent pool game was against Te Aute College and proved to be a
margins. nailbiter and a narrow win.
With many more players fit, an injection of players from the The final was against St Peter’s College and on the number
First and Second Fifteen programmes and the rejuvenated one field the team played superbly to win 29-10. Captain
coaching of Mr Spriggens, the Williams and Kettle Under 15 George Twigley and Pierre Sokotaua (two tries) were named
Invitational Tournament promised a change in fortune. The joint players of the final.
change came in game one against a plucky Aliki Futuna team
in their third appearance in this tournament. Lindisfarne ran BEN SPRIGGENS
out winners by 54-0. The second game proved the make or COACH
RUGBY
YR 9 FATHER FISHER
TROPHY
Back Row: L Randell, J Wallace,
T Druzianic, T Topp
Row 3: B Wylie, G Hesketh, M Wakefield-Sciascia,
F Sampson, G Geary
Row 2: T Goodisson, G Drury, G Newman, C Roil,
H King, Mr K Jones
Front Row: B Thompson, H Townshend,
T Hokianga, W Meech, J Gresham
Absent: S Foster
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SPORT REPORTS ROWING
Back Row: J Williams, E Train, J Wallace,
W Faulkner
Row 2: O Train, B Wylie, F Sampson, N Lehartel,
Mr D Rennie
Front Row: J Cairns, F May, J Thompson,
F Ritchie (Captain), J Lorkin, H Windhager
Absent: T Aspden, F Lawson
SAILING
A lot of repairs were carried out on the school
sailing boats and trailers in 2016 so that we
could get them on the water for the boys
to use. With four school boats now up and
functioning, we are getting more boys onto
the water sailing than we managed in 2016.
A vanload of boys leaves after school on
Wednesday to sail the school 420s from the
Napier Sailing Club. With our four school
boats, eight boys are on the water sailing,
with the extras in the rescue boat with Mr
Fritchley. These boys are swapped into
the sailing boats to ensure all boys get an
opportunity to sail and improve.
There is a range of ages and abilities in
the group of boys who sail, but they are all
keen to improve and assist each other to
improve as sailors. The group of Year 11 boys
are the oldest and are very supportive and SAILING
encouraging of the younger boys, giving Back Row: A Briant, A Wilton, T Lee
advice and guidance of someone far older. Row 2: A Fuller, R McKinnon, J McPhail, Mr D Rennie
The boys are now at the point where they are Front Row: G Mason, F Del Rosario, G Walton, B Wardlaw, J Goodall
in need of specialist coaching to ensure they Absent: Mr J Fritchley
keep getting better as sailors, now that they
have a basic understanding of how to sail these boats. There has been a coach available in Term 4 of this year and this will continue into
2018. This coaching will ensure that the boys who sail are in a position to be competitive in upcoming regattas.
There is a really good vibe amongst the boys who sail, which makes looking after them an enjoyable experience. I look forward to
continued progress in the group in 2018.
JARED FRITCHLEY
COACH
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SKIING SPORT REPORTS
NORTH ISLAND SECONDARY Back Row: H Lowry, O Clayton, L Clayton, A Russell, Mrs M Campbell
SCHOOLS SKI CHAMPS Front Row: C Scott, G Brougham, N Atkinson, B Wardlaw, E Brougham
Ski racing has gone from strength to
strength at Lindisfarne College and our Scott and Tony Mossman for their amazing Trials for the North Island champs. This
racing team were out in force again, support, sponsorship for the acquisition of saw a large contingent of boys turn out to
donning their smart new jackets to the new jackets and the many hours spent tackle the giant slalom course in the Valley
participate in the North Island Secondary out on the course as officials. T Bar.
Schools competition. The team is chosen
at a trials day in August; the places are 2017 DOWNHILL TEAM A: Skiers got two runs at posting the fastest
always very sought after and there is a lot Nick Atkinson (SM), Cole Scott (JM), time in pursuit of the Junior U16yrs and
of kudos to have a place in the team. This George Brougham (JM), Arthur Russell Senior U18 individual trophies and top
year our A team raced at Turoa and were (SM), Henry Mossman (SM). school team overall.
extremely successful with such talent as
George Brougham and Henry Mossman 2017 DOWNHILL TEAM B: The Lindisfarne team proved to be too
taking some honours with George being Louis Clayton (SM), Harry Lowry (JM), strong for the other schools, winning
our outstanding downhill skier and Henry Edward Brougham (JM), Oliver Clayton the Hawke’s Bay team cup and the
coming in third overall for the freestyle (SM), Barney Wardlaw (JM) major prizes for men. The fastest senior
completion. in Hawke’s Bay this year was George
2017 FREESTYLE TEAM A: Brougham with Cole Scott, Henry
LINDISFARNE COLLEGE SKI TEAM 2017 Henry Mossman, Nick Atkinson, Arthur Mossman and Nick Atkinson skiing in
The NISSC event run by Ruapehu Russell the Lindisfarne Red team to secure the
College began in 1980 with seven schools Hawke’s Bay Cup once again. Edward
competing and today this historical 2017 FREESTYLE TEAM B: Brougham, Louis and Ollie Clayton and
race hosts over 100 schools (approx 600 Harry Lowry, Barney Wardlaw Barney Wardlaw all skied strongly for the
secondary school competitors) seeking Blue team These results are sure to lift
individual and team victories. HAWKE’S BAY EVENT - Saturday 16 the profile for the further development of
September at Whakapapa ski field, Mt snow sports at the school
Lindisfarne fielded three strong mixed Ruapehu, in conjunction with Hawke’s Bay
teams of Seniors and Juniors, two in the and Havelock North Ski Clubs, the event MARIAN CAMPBELL
downhill slalom events and one in the doubled as the Lindisfarne College Ski COACH
freestyle ski event for 2017.
SLOPESTYLE EVENT:
This event is run concurrently with the
downhill slalom and requires competitors
to perform sophisticated jumps, rails and
moves on a specially designed course
in the Terrain Park. Points are scored
for amplitude, originality and quality of
tricks. This year we again fielded a very
strong team to finish a very respectable
7th placing overall. The team comprised
Henry Mossman, Nick Atkinson and
Arthur Russell.
Teams are made up of support networks
deeper than the competitors themselves
and a special mention must be made of
volunteer parents Mike Brougham, Shane
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SPORT REPORTS SQUASH
SENIOR
This year we ran a senior and a
junior squash team that entered the
interschool competition. We trained
on Thursdays at Hastings Squash
Club, which allowed a number of
interested boys to develop their skills
on court, the focus being on shot
variation, positioning on court, and
familiarity with tactical play.
The interschool competition was split L to R: L Taylor, S Hill, J Thompson, B Roberts, Mr D Arnall
into the Napier and Hastings regions,
finals being played based upon
regional ranking. Both the Senior Red
and the Junior Green teams organised
and acquitted themselves well during
the season, both finishing in the top
half of the draw.
It would be fair to say that squash is
currently in the rebuilding phase at Lindisfarne. We are building from the enthusiasm and talent unearthed in the junior ranks
at present, and I am certainly looking forward to a number of very able squash players moving into the senior team in the near
future.
Congratulations to Sam Hill, who beat Jake Thompson in the annual Lindisfarne competition to become this year’s Senior
Squash Champion. At the time of writing the Junior Championship decider is awaiting a final match due to injury.
DAVE ARNALL
COACH
SOFTBALL
SOFTBALL A
Back Row: Mr K Jones, L Jeffares,
T Smith-Dunlop, J Rerekura, W Druzianic,
Mr W Rutgers
Front Row: J McMinn-Collard,
N Atkinson, A Petersen,
O Price-Walker, D Sugai
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SWIMMING SPORT REPORTS
SWIMMING INTERSCHOOL
Back Row: L Benson, J Lawson, R Searle
Row 2: M Soanes, H Macky, J Ebbett-Watt, D Brown
Front Row: T Matairangi, T Charteris, L Cairns, N Macky, J Karlsson
Absent: Mr M Smith, Mr G Rogers, K Wright, T Goodisson, C Scott
It was always going to be interesting to year in Palmerston North for the first time relay, where each house has its 20 fastest
see how swimming would be without the and finished 5th overall for boys’ schools and swimmers race off against the other house
Graham twins, Tavis and Stuart, such was the 9th school overall. Senior champion Nick teams. Durham House were this year’s
effect they had in their time at Lindisfarne Macky was Lindisfarne’s sole representative champion in this event with Cuthbert
on this sport. Not only do they hold many at National Secondary School Swimming and Aidan second and third respectively.
of the school’s records but they were also a Champs in Hamilton this year with his best Highlight of this year’s championships was
huge part of the successes that Lindisfarne performance being a 5th placing in his undoubtedly Tuhono Matairangi’s long
has enjoyed over recent years in regional favoured event, the 50m butterfly. plunge, a uniquely Lindisfarne aquatic event
and national swimming events. However, where participants dive in and float as far as
others appear to take their place and ANNUAL SCHOOL they can. This year Tuhono ‘plunged’ to the
Lindisfarne is most fortunate to get new SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS end of the pool, 25 metres. Unless the pool
students whose swimming abilities are is lengthened just for this event, this record
significant and the clubs within the Hawke’s The annual School Swimming is one that cannot ever be broken. For the
Bay and Poverty Bay region produce many Championships, held within the first first time an open 100m butterfly event was
very good swimmers. Lindisfarne is the three weeks of Term 1 and the first major added to the programme.
beneficiary of this. interhouse event on the year’s calendar, was
again a highly exciting, competitive and Other records broken were all by
The school championships were again a enjoyable day of swimming. Everyone in the outstanding younger swimmers, Marshall
wonderful day of swimming competition, school competes and preliminaries are run Soanes, Jake Stephens and Cole Searle.
which remarkably saw the senior long prior to the day to try to ensure that both Marshall lowered the junior 50m freestyle
plunge finally reach the end of the pool the championship and non-championship record to 28.05s and Jake Stephens broke
and the appearance of some exciting races are even and well contested. Every both the 50m backstroke and 25m butterfly
young swimming talent, especially Marshall race has valuable house points available and records, swimming times of 35.19s and
Soanes in Year 9 and Cole Searle and Jake all swimmers are encouraged to contribute 15.25s respectively in these events. Cole
Stephens and in Year 8 who gained titles and so the encouragement that even broke the 25m backstroke record, with a
at the national Aims Games in August. the lower grades receive can be as much time of 16.64s. All of these swims have
Unfortunately the representative team as the more intensive faster grades and removed some names that historically
were not able to retain the Aquahawks championship races. will be remembered for their outstanding
Trophy for Interschool Secondary School swimming when they were at Lindisfarne.
Swimming, but the Year 8 boys’ team won The relays add an extra dimension of They include Jack Clark, Sam Combs and
their respective overall competition and the excitement, especially the final event on George Mackie.
Year 7 boys were third. The secondary team the programme, the 20x25m freestyle
also attended the North Island Champs this
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SPORT REPORTS Individual age group championship winners it was a tie between Rhys and Jonty both compete in the Hawke’s Bay Intermediate
were this year quite predictable. Jake on 26 points Schools Interschool Competition and
Stephens was the Intermediate School The Senior age group was also closely another for the Hawke’s Bay Secondary
Champ, Marshall Soanes the Junior, Lars fought with Kaleb Wright earning the Schools Competition, two events in
Benson the Intermediate and Nick Macky silver and Jon Karlsson bronze respectively which Lindisfarne has always been very
the Senior. It was the fight in each age but throughout the competition Tuhono competitive; in fact Lindisfarne has won the
group for the silver and bronze medals Matairangi, Tom Charteris and Lachie Cairns Aquahawks Shield for Secondary School
which created the most interest. provided them no opportunity for relaxing. Swimming for the last six consecutive years.
In the Intermediate school age group, Cole However, that reign was broken this year by
Searle swam extremely well to earn the INTERSCHOOL a very strong Napier BHS team. Fantastic,
silver with Corban Watson gaining bronze. SWIMMING however, were the performances of the
Marshall was followed by Tom Goodisson Year 7 and 8 teams at the Intermediate
in the Junior grade for silver, whilst Hamish From the school championships a Competition with their gaining third
Macky was the bronze medal winner. In the representative school team is selected to and first respectively, with some superb
Intermediate grade it was always a close swims by Cole Searle, Jake Stephens and
tussle, with Jack Lawson, Jonty Ebbett-Watt Corban Watson
and Rhys Searle all in contention. In the end
SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL A. Akuhata 14.35s
Freestyle 25m C. Watson C. Searle R. Osborne 30.35s
50m J. Stephens C. Searle C. Watson 1:08.20s
100m J. Stephens C. Watson Z. Ebbett-Watt 16.64s®
Backstroke 25m C. Searle Z. Ebbett-Watt Z. Ebbett-Watt 35.19s®
50m J. Stephens D. Barker A. Lowe 18.48s
Breaststroke 25m C. Searle C. Watson R. Osborne 40.85s
50m J. Stephens C. Searle Z. Ebbett-Watt 15.25s®
Butterfly 25m J. Stephens C.Searle S. Alexander 1:15.78s
Indiv. Medley J. Stephens Cuthbert C. Watson 1:04.69s
4x25m Relay Durham Oswald Aidan
JUNIOR 25m H. Macky J. Schellkes C. McDougall 14.24s
Freestyle 50m M. Soanes H. Macky D. Brown 28.05s®
100m M. Soanes H. Macky G. Drury
200m M. Soanes T. Goodisson H. Macky
1:03.23s 25m T. Goodisson H. Windhager N. Morgan 2:20.58s
18.08s
Backstroke
50m M. Soanes D. Brown L. Randell 33.31s
Breaststroke 25m T. Goodisson J. Schellkes C. McDougall 19.90s
50m T. Goodisson D. Brown L. Randell 45.43s
Butterfly 50m M. Soanes H. Macky J. Barclay 33.27s
Indiv. Medley 100m M. Soanes T. Goodisson D. Brown 1:13.31s
4x25m Relay Oswald Cuthbert Durham Aidan 59.34s
INTERMEDIATE
Freestyle 50m L. Benson J. Lawson G. Charteris 27.51s
100m L. Benson J. Lawson C. Scott 1:02.28s
200m L. Benson R. Searle C. Scott 2:16.28s
Backstroke 50m J. Lawson J. Ebbett-Watt G. Charteris 33.23s
100m J. Lawson J. Ebbett-Watt C.Dods 1:20.40s
Breaststroke: 50m J. Lawson R. Searle C. Scott 35.10s
100m R. Searle G. Charteris C. Scott
Butterfly: 50m L. Benson J. Lawson J. Ebbett-Watt 1:27.45s
Indiv. Medley: 100m L. Benson R. Searle J. Ebbett-Watt 28.85s
4x25m Relay: Durham Cuthbert Aidan Oswald (DQ) 1:11.28s
54.82s
SENIOR: N. Macky T. Matairangi
Freestyle: 50m T. Charteris 25.92s
100m N. Macky K. Wright L. Cairns 57.96s
200m K. Wright N. Macky L. Cairns 2:09.97s
Backstroke: 50m J. Karlsson L. Cairns T. Charteris 31.74s
100m K. Wright J. Karlsson L. Cairns 1:11.55s
Breaststroke: 50m J. Karlsson K. Wright T. Matairangi 32.73s
100m J. Karlsson K. Wright T. Charteris 1:16.37s
Butterfly: 50m N. Macky T. Matairangi J. Karlsson 27.50s
Indiv. Medley: 100m N. Macky K. Wright T. Matairangi 1:07.91s
4x25m Relay: Aidan Cuthbert Durham Oswald 51.33s
Open Butterfly: 100m N. Macky L. Benson H. Macky 1:03.58s
4:40.69s
Freestyle Relay: 20x25m Durham Cuthbert Aidan Oswald
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The best results from both of these competitions are as follows: SPORT REPORTS
YEAR 7 Z. Ebbett-Watt 4th 50 freestyle 35.84s
4th 50 backstroke 42.77s
4th 50 butterfly 47.63
R. Osborne 6th 50 breaststroke 54.64s
J. Lowe 4th 25 breaststroke 25.38s
3rd 25 freestyle 17.60s
H. Jones 4th 25 freestyle 17.69s
6th 25 breaststroke 25.66s
3rd 100m freestyle relay 1.09.95
3rd 100m medley relay 1:19.53s
50 freestyle 30.95s
YEAR 8 C. Searle 1st 50 backstroke 34.97s
1st 50 butterfly 34.54s
1st 100 freestyle 1:10.19
4th 25 freestyle 14.76
C. Watson 1st 50 freestyle 32.70s
2nd 50 breaststroke 44.20s
3rd 100 freestyle 1:06.57
J. Stephens 1st 100 IM 1:15.25
1st 50 breaststroke 40.41s
2nd 50 butterfly 35.02s
2nd 100m freestyle relay 1.00.05s
2nd 100m medley relay 1:11.70
3rd
SECONDARY SCHOOLS 1st 50 freestyle 27.54s
13/under: M. Soanes 50 breaststroke 37.27s
3rd 50 backstroke 32.24s
1st 50 butterfly 31.36s
1st 25 butterfly 14.28s
H. Macky 1st 25 freestyle 12.99s
2nd 50 butterfly 33.05s
2nd 25 butterfly 17.70s
D. Brown 4th 25 freestyle 15.94s
6th 25 breaststroke 20.20s
T. Goodisson 3rd 50 backstroke 38.71s
4th 50 freestyle 26.86s
14-15 YEARS L. Benson 3rd 25 Butterfly 13.00s
1st 25 freestyle 12.39s
3rd 50 butterfly 29.17s
1st 25 backstroke 14.47s
J. Lawson 2nd 25 butterfly 13.95s
2nd 50 backstroke 31.58s
3rd 25 backstroke 17.65s
C. Scott 5th 25 breaststroke 18.03s
5th 50 backstroke 39.10s
5th 25 breaststroke 18.08s
R. Searle 6th 25 freestyle 13.74s
6th 50 Butterfly 36.21s
6th
16 YEARS/OVER 50 freestyle 25.79s
N. Macky 1st 100 freestyle 56.38s
1st 100 IM 1:06.58s
1st 50 Butterfly
1st 50 freestyle 27.01s
25 freestyle 12.28s
K. Wright 3rd 100 freestyle 59.57s
50 breaststroke 35.22s
3rd 50 breaststroke 32.97s
25 breaststroke 14.53s
5th 50 backstroke 31.79
100 IM 1:10.10s
6th 25 backstroke 14.73s
25 butterfly 12.95s
J. Karlsson 2nd 25 freestyle 12.29s
25 breaststroke 16.05s
1st 25 backstroke 16.17s
50 backstroke 35.67s
2nd 50 butterfly 32.71s
100m freestyle A 51.30s
3rd 100m freestyle B 1:04.15s
100m medley A 57.53s
T. Matairangi 3rd 100m medley B 1:12.68
100m freestyle A 47.85s
2nd 100m freestyle B 55.08s
100m medley A 53.59s
4th 100m medley B 1:02.92s
5th
L. Cairns 6th
4th
T. Charteris 4th
RELAY 14/UNDER 2nd
5th
2nd
5th
RELAY 15/OVER 1st
4th
1st
4th
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TENNIS SPORT REPORTS
SENIOR A
TENNIS SENIOR A & B
Back Row: Mr M Richardson, L Merwood, M Seuru, K Good, G Brougham, O Clayton, Mr G Fall
Front Row: J Fall, J Sabiston, A Shand, A Russell, G Merwood
The team members were Andrew Shand The most exciting news for the team Shand on the serve
captain, Jonty Sabiston, Jonathan Fall this season was that they qualified for Possible Starts Here
Year 10, Luke Merwood, Mateo Seuru, the 2017 National Secondary Schools’
Kadin Good, George Merwood, Arthur Teams Event for the first time, based on
Russell and Oliver Clayton. George the players’ national singles rankings.
Brougham was the reserve. Unfortunately they lost to Hamilton
Boys’ High School in the first tie by five
The team enjoyed a much more matches to one, with Jonty Sabiston
successful season in 2017, winning three winning the only match. The tie was
out of the four exchanges against St much closer than the scoreline suggests
Paul’s Collegiate, Feilding High School though, with three of the other matches
and Rathkeale College. The loss was to going to three sets.
Scots College, losing by eight matches
to four, a vast improvement from the The boys enjoyed the season, which was
12-0 defeats to them over the last punctuated with comradeship, where
few seasons. These exchanges saw they often encouraged each other in the
some close matches, won by tenacious tougher matches. The team farewells
attitudes from the boys. In particular, Andrew Shand, Jonty Sabiston, and
Arthur Russell won his singles match 7-6 George Merwood, and thanks them for
in the third set in the Feilding exchange, their rich contribution to the Senior A
and Kadin Good came back from 4-0 Tennis team.
down in the third set to win 7-5 in the
third set in that exchange. In the Scots MURRAY RICHARDSON
College exchange Jonathan Fall won a
tough singles match 6-4, 7-6 (5), being COACH
down 3-1 in the first set. Later, Jonathan
and Jonty Sabiston won a tight doubles
match 7-5, 7-6 (3).
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TENNIS TENNIS
SENIOR C SENIOR B
Back Row: B Nikora, A Cheer, D Muir, A Rennie, Back Row: Mr R Barry, L Pongcharoenyong,
H Mirams, W Tombleson P Nolan, T Yamada, L Stratton, G Ardin,
S Horsefield
Row 3: A Heighway, A Ackerman-Hart, J Cowan, Front Row: F Jull, G Kerr, W Morris,
C Buckley, R Ruangvirojanakul, S Rujiprachakorn J Wilson-Bramwell, G Crosse
Row 2: Mr J Boyd, M Gilbertson, H van der Gu- Absent: K Arlidge, J Dearden, T Menzies
lik, B Gibbs, E McKee-Harris, R Sephio, TENNIS
P Sureephan, Mr K Simes
JUNIOR A
Front Row: M Baker, D Taylor, B Purkiss, M Wills,
R Lines, J Hilson, B Viljoen Back Row: Mr M Richardson, B Hansen,
H Windhager, J Lawson, J Tomlinson
Absent: F Christie, W Evans, H Hai, O Howlett,
S Kennedy, J Liu, B Nathan, M Roach, Front Row: S Lowry, W Apatu, C Scott, L Devane,
P Tantivorawong, C Xiao J Prenter, D Davis
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TENNIS TENNIS
JUNIOR INTERSCHOOL JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
TENNIS JUNIOR INTERSCHOOL Back Row: T Smith, N Sloan, E Ridgway-Cross,
Back Row: O Newton, F Duncan, O Kynoch, B Cheer, T Roach, B Ward-Leikis, Z Fitzgibbon
Row 2: Mr A McKenzie, J Tangney, J Aarons,
C Kennedy, Mrs S Duncan
Row 2: Mrs V Gardner, W Faulkner, G Hamilton, J Ashby, J McKenzie, J Whitfield,
L d’Arbois de Jubainville, M Goodwin,
G Drury, N Castelino, Mrs J Metelerkamp
Front Row: J Barclay, E Brougham, R Mitchell, Mr D Arnall
Front Row: H Brownrigg, T Jervis,
O Lys, L Hicks, H Merwood
Absent: T Murphy, H Brasell K Lu, J Hartree,
H Banks, A Jull, O McCleland, J Olsen
TENNIS Absent: B Ravla, J Lee, J Kennedy, B Jarvis
YEAR 7/8 1st SQUAD TENNIS
YEAR 7/8 2nd SQUAD
Back Row: Mr M Smith, H Jones, L Nelson, Back Row: W Muir, J Bradbury, G de Groot, L Guo
C Watson, J Stephens, F Downey, C Hansen, H Wixon Row 2: Mr M Smith, J Pallesen, J Lowe, A Lowe, T Powdrell
Front Row: B Austin, M Johnstone, P Kaseerasakul, S Patrick,
Front Row: A Milewski, J Gale, O Strong,
G Wyeth, S Alexander, C Lowry M Thompson, C Wattie
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SPORT REPORTS Although a short season here Jayden TOUCH
Falcon again captained the side for the
second year and displayed some great Senior A
leadership on the field with his actions.
We kicked off with some good wins Back Row: Mr P Sidney, J Combs, D Livingston, M Salisbury
against Te Aute College and St John’s. Front Row: Z Ropitini, J Douglas, J Falcon, G Twigley
George Twigley continues to grow as a Absent: W Little, A Korocowiri, R Akuhata
touch player playing exceptionally well in
both games. Josh Combs is also another
who has developed his skills in touch and
showed great leadership on the field.
Our season ended with playing Te Aute
College again and this time round it was a
tough battle on the field with both teams
going try for try. Unfortunately our boys
just lost but on the whole had shown
immense growth and skill not just in this
game but throughout the season. I hope
they all continue to grow as players and in
particular our senior boys who are leaving
that they continue playing this great game
– touch rugby.
POMARE SIDNEY
COACH
TOUCH
SENIOR B
This year the season was shortened by a
late start and wet weather that disrupted
some matches. The team were enthusiastic
and seeking to enjoy their games and
season. The team had a number of very
talented players but a somewhat casual
approach and at times weak opposition
meant that the games became loose and
it was too easy for the team to go away
from a quality pattern of team play and yet
succeed through individual ability.
Jack Freschini was a genuine talent in Back Row: Mr K MacLeod, A Sokotaua, T Moleana, S Clarke, J Dixon
the middle and when he scooped almost Front Row: E Roadley, J Freschini, A Hadfield, T Awatere-Reedy
always created scoring opportunities. The Absent: J Buckeridge, T Wylie
pace of James Buckeridge, Joshua Dixon
and Sean Clark enabled breaks to be
made and almost always finished. Many
opportunities were created due to strong
defensive work from Atawhai Hadfield, Ethan
Roadley and Te Aaio Awatere-Reedy in the
link positions.
Thibault Moleana excelled when he recovered from injury with some very elusive running while Armand Sokotaua put on some
expansive steps!
This was a team full of talent and energy who found plenty of success and at times played some excellent touch.
KEN MACLEOD
COACH
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TOUCH SPORT REPORTS
SENIOR C Back Row: Mr B Payne, M Harris, M Seuru, Mr L Belli
Front Row: T Couvrat-Paille, B van Etten, P Sokotaua, G Vea
Touch is a game enjoyed by many on both
a social and competitive level. The Senior Absent: J Gollan, J Hoskens, M Kyle,
C touch team certainly knew which side of R Mulinder, C Thorman
this level they sat on. They performed well
in their division. We had a mix of players
and were well represented by the New
Caledonian boys who contributed positively
to the team environment.
The large majority of the team were
enthusiastic and enjoyed both training and
playing, developing sound structures of play
and improving their individual skill level.
As the season progressed, fitness levels
improved, familiarity with each other
developed and the performance on the
field also grew. Well done on the season.
BRETT PAYNE
COACH
TOUCH
JUNIOR RED
The Junior Red Touch team got together
in Term 1 and spent a couple of weeks
preparing for the season. Most of the
boys in the squad had limited experience
of touch football, being more at home
on the rugby field than the touch field.
This meant that, while they had the ball-
handling skills, they lacked the subtleties
of the game that more experienced teams
had.
The team was well led by Tom Druzianic Back Row: B Thompson, G Geary, T Topp, M Duncan, Mr B Adams
who kept working hard in every game no Front Row: J Gresham, T Druzianic, J Roil, B Speers
matter what the score was. George Geary
and Taylor Topp provided some real pace
out wide and were difficult to contain when
given space. Max Duncan improved from
week to week and showed an excellent
attitude throughout the season.
Unfortunately, the unsettled weather of
the late summer meant that both trainings and games were disrupted or cancelled due to rain. The team played three matches
for two wins and a loss and showed improvement week to week in the way that they played. All the boys began to develop a
better game understanding and will be better players in the 2017/2018 season because of their effort this year.
BLAIR ADAMS
COACH
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SPORT REPORTS TOUCH
JUNIOR A
Back Row: C Roil, F Davis,
M Wakefield-Sciascia, G Charteris,
Mr D Brown
Front Row: D Brown, T Hokianga,
T Aspden, A Akuhata
Absent: P Dagg, T Fergusson,
G Hesketh
TOUCH
JUNIOR WHITE
Back Row: Mr G Baker (Coach),
J Ericksen, H Roil, N Morgan,
D Patrick, Mr L Belli (Coach)
Front Row: M Meihana, J Kilsby,
B Joe, F Kittow, H Smith
VOLLEYBALL
SENIOR A RED
Back Row: M Weaver, H Gill, C McDougall, Mr H
Harland
Front Row: F Train, A Gilmour, J Pattullo
Absent: V Sceats, D Rodpan
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VOLLEYBALL SPORT REPORTS
SENIOR A RED
Back Row: M Tufuga, B Gray, M Seuru,
Mr R Dunlop
Front Row: B Spencer, A Rennie, A Sokotaua
Absent: A Korocowiri, M Nasilasila,
S Porter-Samuels, P Sokotaua
The Senior A Volleyball went through some significant personal Boys’ High School Senior A team to a 5-set game. This left us in
changes this year as a large number of last year’s squad became 5th place out of eleven teams. These results and the team’s all-
unavailable due to other commitments. This brought to the fore round play saw both Maika and Armand Sokotaua selected for the
younger and less experienced individuals who were exposed to a Tournament team and invited to trial for the Hawke’s Bay Under 18
higher level of skill and game play and relished it. Two individuals to Volleyball team.
stand out during this transition were Maika Nasilasila and Andrew
Rennie. These two really led the playing group with their intelligent Other players of note included Ben Gray, who joined the team
game play and volleyball nous. Andrew became a key mid-court only this year, but quickly became an invaluable asset in the front
hitter and captained the team in both the local mid-week Hawke’s court with his solid blocking and quick hitting. Meanwhile Anthony
Bay Competition and the Hawke’s Bay/Poverty Bay Secondary Korocowiri and Majella Tufuga both demonstrated their versatility
Schools Open Tournament in March. on the court by playing multiple positions to a high level. Several
The team’s talent potential led to their receiving some expert younger players, particularly Samuel Porter-Samuels, Mateo Seuru
coaching from Hawke’s Bay Volleyball’s Vaasili Uili. Vaasili really and Pierre Sokotaua, became regular members of the team as we
helped to improve the rotations, set skills and positioning on the looked to develop individuals of talent within the school.
court for all the boys. The team still struggled early on in the season
and ended up placing only 5th out of the six teams in the local Big thanks go to Vaasili and many of the Senior B Volleyball players,
Division 1 competition. However, by the end of the season they who played up each week, and put their varied talents to use to
managed to beat Hastings Boys’ High at the Hawke’s Bay/Poverty support the Senior A team.
Bay Secondary Schools Open and take highly-ranked Gisborne
ROB DUNLOP
VOLLEYBALL COACH
SENIOR B
The Senior B volleyball team competed in the local
Secondary School competition in Term 1. We trained
together with the Senior A team and both teams
gained from the invaluable expertise of Volleyball
Hawke’s Bay Coach Vaasili Uili. He guided the boys
and worked them hard in developing stronger skill
sets through structured drills and practice sessions.
Vaas introduced a pattern to our court positioning
and rotations that enabled the best use of all the
players’ strengths and a collective understanding
of what each player’s role is on court. The boys in
both teams have been able to consolidate their
understanding by passing the information down to
the junior teams in the Term 4 Junior competition Back Row: K MacDonald, T Moleana, Y Dabin, B Gray,
also, which sees our volleyball teams looking great Mrs A Kenny (Coach)
for the future.
Front Row: J Jacquin, A Campbell, B Spencer, T Couvrat-Paille, Y Arakawa
Absent: G Vea
The highlight for the Senior B team was gaining great
experience playing some of the top teams in the
Hawke’s Bay/Poverty Bay Open Tournament in March. The boys were committed and enthusiastic at each practice and game
and it was a pleasure to be part of the fun they have when they play together positively.
Thank you to the Senior A team for collaborating with practices and Mr Dunlop for his continued support and coaching tips also
MRS ADELE KENNY
COACH
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SPORT REPORTS VOLLEYBALL
RED & WHITE
This team was clearly brimming with talented and confident
players and with no sign of nervous we kicked off the
beginning of the season with a near win against Hastings
Boys’ Senior B. With new-found determination we remained
unbeaten for the rest of the competition. Jordan Hardie is
undoubtedly worth his height in gold as he skilfully counter-
blocked and spiked any incoming sets from the opposing
team. Mason Leef proved himself to be a consistent and level
headed player whose steady serve often led to large gains
on the scoreboard. A tactical highlight for me would have to
be the dives where the boys gallantly plunged rather than
cascaded to the ground to save the ball and continue the rally.
While this was fearlessly executed the success rate proved VOLLEYBALL RED & WHITE
somewhat dubious. Lachlan Cairns and Cole Grace (ironically) Back Row: Mr L Belli, B Hamilton, J Hardie, L Cairns, K Walsh,
were particularly talented in this area. However not only did
this demonstrate the depth of their commitment I’m sure Miss K Anderson
spectators at the Pettigrew Green Arena would attest to the Front Row: W Thomas, M Heighway, C Grace, J Ward
breadth of this team’s entertainment prowess. I’m sure if I
had a video camera at hand I could have captured some of Absent: A Clements
youtube’s best moments in true ‘funniest home videos’ style.
While there were mistakes and room for improvement the took out 2nd overall in the third division. A big thank you to
boys had a lot of fun and many bright moments. There were Ludo who served the team well with his outstanding coaching
impressive competitive volleys back and forth between teams and commitment.
as well as confidently seized opportunities for attacks, kills,
and digs. The boys smashed out a fantastic season and they KIRSTEN ANDERSON
COACH
VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL
MIXED YEAR 9
Back Row: Mr F Harrison, B Thorp-Walker, Back Row: T Te Huia, L Hicks, T Topp, J Schellkes, K Tuck,
J Wills, R Patel S Wall, Ms J Braid
Front Row: I Sadler, J Chauhan, D Patrick Front Row: T Hokianga, S Arakawa, N Lehartel, C McDougall,
J Hickey, T Wilson
Absent: F Pellett
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GLOBAL CONNECTIONS SPORT REPORTS
NEW CALEDONIA TOUR - RUGBY SEVENS
During the Term 2 holidays in June 2017,
12 boys, two coaches, one manager and
a water boy travelled to New Caledonia
to compete in the Griffin’s International
Sevens Tournament in Noumea.
Our school has had strong links to New
Caledonia, with 27 boys having attended
the school in the last 12 years, and this trip
was seen as an opportunity to show our
thanks to the people of that place as much
as to develop the rugby skills of our young
men.
This team of boys had been training Back Row: R Akuhata, K MacDonald, J Buckeridge, J Dixon, B Gibbs, P Sokotaua,
together since Term 1 but, without too Mr R Dunlop (Manager)
many warm-up matches, the travel and
tournament were pretty much an unknown Front Row: S Porter-Samuels, J Beattie, G Twigley, J Douglas, Z Ropitini
quantity to us. Arriving late in the night on Absent: M Seuru, Mr Simutoga (Coach), Mr Karika (Coach)
Tuesday after a full day of travel the boys
knuckled down to some really focused fitness and skill at the breakdown to performed true acts of service, spending
training sessions over the first two days of overwhelm the Bond team and run out time coaching and inspiring the youth of
our stay in Noumea. winners 22 to nil. Noumea through their encouraging and
empathetic exchanges. They became quite
Outside of training, we had the opportunity After the game Kaaka MacDonald led visible in the local community, with several
to visit both a primary school and the the boys in the school haka to rapturous members of the team being approached
Vikings rugby club, to run some rugby skills applause from the crowd, and the boys for autographs and selfie pictures.
and drills with the younger children. were presented their medals and trophy. The team was even given a 16-second
On the Friday, we travelled to the Numa- The subsequent days were spent in television piece on the Noumea national
Daly Stadium. Our first game was against recovery, unwinding and enjoying the news.
the team from Wallis who had won the sights and hospitality of Noumea, its
tournament in 2016 and, like most of the surrounding area and warm ocean A huge thanks to all the supporting
teams we played against, were physically beaches. This included a trip to Amédée families, the College Council, our special
quite a lot bigger than our boys. Island, a marine reserve with amazing helpers in Noumea, Mickey and Mathieu,
The team turned on a fabulous display snorkelling and wildlife. Before flying out, the players and the coaches for giving us
of sevens rugby that set the tone for the the team got together with the families of the opportunity to take the Lindisfarne
whole tournament. Jack Beattie was a current and former Lindisfarne students to ethos and brand to this wonderful part of
stand-out in this game, with Mateo Seuru enjoy a beachside barbecue, basking on the world.
also putting in an outstanding performance the sand and splashing in the water.
in his home country. ROB DUNLOP
The sporting aspect of the trip was MANAGER U16 SEVENS
The team went on to win their remaining amazing and gave the individual players
pool matches despite being pushed by an opportunity to test themselves in a
an exciting Bond University Team from new and challenging situation. Every
Australia. single individual who came on the field
made a positive contribution to the team
With the finals approaching the team were performances and grew their personal
up against the Paikea team from Gisborne, skills.
who had generally dominated their
opposition and only lost one game in the At the same time the intangible benefits of
pool matches. The Lindisfarne boys turned this trip for the individuals involved and the
up the pressure and ran out 29 to 5 winners benefits for the wider College community
of the game to book themselves a place in were huge.
the finals.
The team’s behavior and interactions were
The final match was played against the unfailingly positive with the local people
Bond University Team again. The boys dug and opposition players, reflecting the true
deep and found another level of speed Good Man values of our school. They
and physicality for which Bond had no
answer. George Twigley and
Jordy Douglas led the team with calm
intelligence, using their superior tactics,
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SPORTS DINNER AWARDS 2017 SPORTS DINNER AWARDS
NZ REPRESENTATIVES / NATIONAL CHAMPIONS FOOTBALL
TO RECEIVE SILVER FERN ON BLAZER Intermediate School
Ronan Lee 1st NZSS Int Orienteering NZSS National Title Best and Fairest Lindisfarne Cup Dylan Barker
Harry Lawson NZ U19 Hockey National Rep Best Junior Player Maycenvale Cup Brendan Joe
Sam Porter-Samuels NZ Maori U21 Hockey National Rep Most Improved Junior
Fergus Ritchie National Champion Rowing NZ Club Nat Title Player of the Year Park/McMillan Cup Luke Devane
Reece Akuhata NatChampion Surf Lifesaving Double Nat Champ Football Team of the Year Lindisfarne Cup Intermediate A
Jake Stephens Swimming and Surf Lifesaving Double Nat Champ Most Appearances1st XI Parents Cup Callum Walker
Yves Alexandre-Dabin New Cal U18/U21 Basketball New Cal Nat Rep Players Player J B Memorial Trophy Tom Hawley
Rookie of the Year Petersen Family Cup Charlie Bayly
ATHLETICS 1st XI MVP Lindisfarne Cup Karan Mandair
Inter-School Champion Blackwood Cup Corban Watson
Junior Champion Cook Cup Charlie Roil FUTSAL
Inter Champion Lindisfarne Cup Mitchell Snell Best Intermediate
Senior Champion Blackmore Cup Sam Hill School Player Lindisfarne Cup David Floyd
Best Performance
of the Year Murray Smith Cup Mitch Snell HOCKEY
ECNI Athlete of the meet 3 X ECNI titles Most Promising Int
School Player Simon Wickett Cup Timothy Cornwall
BADMINTON Most Improved Junior K Sanders Cup Ashton Guy
Junior Champion August Cup Ashton Guy Outstanding Jun Player Fortune Family Trophy William Kerr
Senior Champion McKee Cup Fred Gibson Most Improved Senior M J Brooker Memorial Cup Fergus Whyte
Best 1st XI Contribution McPherson Lowe Cup Ben Gray
BASKETBALL Best Hockey Team Ross Barry Cup 2nd XI
Most Valuable Senior Player Lindisfarne Cup Keishaun Walsh 1st XI MVP Lindisfarne Cup Harry Lawson
Most Valuable Junior Player Lindisfarne Cup Tommy Fergusson
ROWING
CRICKET Top College Crew
Most Promising Intermediate or Individual Driftwood Shield Fergus Ritchie
School Player Lindisfarne Cup Nick Cater
Best Junior Cricketer Dorward Cup Brandon Roberts RUGBY
Best Fieldsman Lindisfarne Cup Harry Mowat Best Inter School Player Lindisfarne Cup Corban Watson
Best 1st XI Batsman Macknight Cup Fergus Whyte Junior Sportsmanship D A Pollard Cup Tommy Fergusson
Most Successful 1st XI Bowler DHMcKenzieTrophy Benjamin Frame Senior Sportsmanship G D Thomson Cup Jeremy Jacquin
Best Bowling Performance Outstanding Junior
in any team Lindisfarne Cup Harry Lowry Best Rugby Player John McCutcheon Cup Charlie Dods
Batting Performance 1st XV Sportsmanship Malcolm Dixon Cup Benjamin Frame
in any team Lindisfarne Cup Fergus Whyte Best 1st XV Forward Wright Family Cup Josh Combs
Best 1st XV Back McKelvie Trophy Jayden Falcon
CROSS COUNTRY 1st XV Contribution John Timu Family Cup George Cranswick
Int School Champion Mills Cup Callum O’Keefe
Junior Champion Lindisfarne Cup Fred Mowat Most Valuable Player
Int Champion Lindisfarne Cup Mitchell Snell
Senior Champion F H Robertson Trophy Will Little 1st XV Philishave/G. Gilbert Cup Maika Nasilasila
Outstanding in Athletics
and Cross Country A R Blackwood Trophy Will Little Most Improved Team HHSOB Cup 1st XV
CYCLING Best Rugby Team Jenkinson Trophy 2nd XV
(includes mountain biking)
Best Junior Cyclist Lindisfarne Cup Taylor Topp Player of the Final
U15 Tournament P.Sokotaua,
GTwigley
SAILING
Best Junior Sailor Lindisfarne Cup Jacob Goodall
Best Senior Sailor Lindisfarne Cup George Walton
Contribution to Sailing Coaches’ Cup George Walton
Best Games Player Yves Alexandre Dabin Sports Team of the Year Outstanding Sporting
Sportsman of the Year, Harry Lawson ECNI Athletics Team Performance of the Year
Effort & Attitude in Sport, William Little
Jake Stephens
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SHOOTING SPECIAL AWARDS SPORTS DINNER AWARDS
Most Improved Shooter White Cup Haeora King Service to Sport
Single Rise Clay Rugby -1st XV videographer Kartik Patel
Target Champion Sorensen Cup Ben Thomassen Hockey – 1st XI videographer George Crosse
Single Barrel Champion Hope Cup Joe Ward Hockey – Int 2nd XI School Referee Andrew Rennie
Skeet Champion McCormick Cup Joe Ward V’Ball/B’Ball – ref/scorer Jeremy Jacquin
Clay Target Champion Cricket coaching - CCC Brandon Roberts
at NZSS McLennan Cup Joe Ward
Award for Overcoming
SNOW SPORTS Obstacles Lindisfarne Cup Jeremy Jacquin
Top Junior Skier Lindisfarne Cup George Brougham
Top Senior Skier Lindisfarne Cup Henry Mossman Year 7 & 8 Sportsman
of the Year Lindisfarne Cup Jake Stephens
SOFTBALL Year 9 Sportsman
Most Improved Junior Coaches’ Trophy Daisuke Sugai of the Year Lindisfarne Cup Charlie Roil
Most Valuable Player Coombs Cup Andre Petersen Year 10 Sportsman
Best Batter P A Graham Cup Jay Rerekura of the Year Lindisfarne Cup Mitch Snell
Year 11 Sportsman
SQUASH of the Year Lindisfarne Cup Reece Akuhata
Junior Champion Lindisfarne Cup Oliver Lys Year 12 Sportsman
Senior Champion Lindisfarne Cup Sam Hill of the Year Lindisfarne Cup Maika Nasilasila
SWIMMING Outstanding Sporting Performance of the Year - Nominees
InterSchool Champion Lindisfarne Cup Jake Stephens Mitch Snell 3 X ECNI titles, 1 X NISS title
Junior Champion W P Berry Cup Marshall Soanes Jake Stephens 3 X Gold medals Aims games
Intermediate Champion H M Bodle Cup Lars Benson Fergus Ritchie Gold NZ Club Rowing Champs
Senior Champion N E Tod Cup Nicholas Macky Club 8
Best Performance William Little 3 Snr Records at Lindisfarne
of the Year Lindisfarne Cup Jake Stephens Athletics
2 Golds and Silver Aims Game Reece Akuhata 2 X National Surf Lifesaving
TENNIS Champion
Junior Champion W Ebbitt Cup Jonathan Fall Ronan Lee 1st NZSS Intermediate Long Course
Intermediate Champion Lindisfarne Cup George Brougham Orienteering
Senior Champion McCutcheon Cup Andrew Shand
Senior Doubles Lindisfarne Cup A Shand and J Sabiston Outstanding Sporting
Performance of the Year Jake Stephens
TOUCH 3 X Gold medals Aims games
Best Junior Player Lindisfarne Cup Tommy Fergusson
Best Senior Player Lindisfarne Cup Jayden Falcon The “Good Sportsman”
Award Lindisfarne Cup Thomas Hawley
TRIATHLON Best Sports Team
Best Junior Lindisfarne Cup Corban Watson of the Year The Graham Avery Shield ECNI Athletics Team
Best Senior Lindisfarne Cup Lachlan Cairns
PREMIER AWARDS – Year 13
2017 HOUSE POINTSBest Junior Volleyball Lindisfarne Cup
VOLLEYBALL
Daniel Patrick Effort & Attitude in Sport Clarke Sweet Cup William Little
Best Senior Volleyball Coaches’ Cup Maika Nasilasila Best Games Player Todd Stembridge Cup Yves-Alexandre Dabin
Sportsman of the Year McGregor Cup Harry Lawson
2017 HOUSE POINTS
HAKA
SWIMMING SPORTS
ATHLETIC SPORTS
DEBATING
HOUSE MUSIC
WINTER SPORT
CROSS COUNTRY
TUG OF WAR
SUMMER SPORTS
PARK RELAY
ACADEMIC SKILLS
AIDAN 30 45 45 17 45 37.5 30 5 30 20 45 349.5 4
75 10 30 75 60 20 45 15 75 505.0 1
CUTHBERT 40 60 30 17 60 60 50 15 60 5 30 462.0 2
60 5 75 37.5 40 10 75 10 60 452.5 3
DURHAM 60 75
OSWALD 50 30
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ACADEMIC TIES/COLOURS ACADEMIC TIES
ACADEMIC TIES 2016
Back Row: B Nathan, B Thorp-Walker, M Roach*, F Ritchie, J Hardie, R Du Toit*, A Clements, T Moleana, D Livingston
Row 3: A Campbell, L Sanko, A Rennie, C Grace, F Whyte, H McKenzie, H Mirams*, A Ackerman-Hart, N Wrait
Row 2: B Mason, F Christie, J Beattie*, J Ward*, P Nolan, T Wylie, G Ardin, L Stratton, J Karlsson
Front Row: J Pullar, F Gibson, T Charteris, A Petersen, T Couvrat-Paille, L Merwood, T Scott, G Knobloch, M Leef, A Dickson
Absent: K Mandair, K Albers-Connolly
* Denotes Academic Tie with Distinction
ACADEMIC COLOURS
ACADEMIC COLOURS 2016
Back Row: D Muir, J Black, O Crichton*, B Gray, T Alderson, L Cairns, K Wright, B Frame, J Falcon
Row 3: J Sabiston, J Combs, T Mackisack, K Good*, S Hill, W Evans*, W Thomas, J Dearden, W Little*, W Morris
Row 2: G Cranswick, L Watson, D Minehan, T Hawley*, M Hilson, J Jacquin*, T Yamada, C Buckley, A Heighway, A Gilmour
Front Row: K Morgan, P Tantivorawong, G Merwood, N Atkinson, C Semmens, H Gill, V Sceats, W Holden, M Weaver,
R Sephio, P Sureephan
Absent: T Awatere-Reedy, O Howlett, B Nikora
* Denotes Colours with Distinction
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RECTOR’S CITATION RECTOR’S CITATIONS/NCEA
RECTOR’S CITATIONS 2016
Back Row: R Ruangvirojanakul, N Irvine, H Lawson, Y Dabin, K Walsh
Front Row: K Patel, E Roadley, D Joe, B Hamilton, G Singh, T Nimon
Absent: W Olsen
SUMMER SPORTS COLOURS CULTURAL COLOURS
Back Row: Samuel Porter-Samuels (Athletics), Back Row: Anthony Korocowiri (Pasifika), Jeremy Jacquin (Pasifika),
Fergus Ritchie (Rowing), Benjamin Frame (Cricket), Robert Du Toit (Music), Kaaka MacDonald (Kapa Haka),
Nicholas Macky (Swimming) Armand (Tagi) Sokotaua (Pasifika), Majella Tufuga (Pasifika)
Middle Row: Rector Ken MacLeod, William Little (Athletics), Middle Row: John Black (Drama and Music), Jayden Falcon (Kapa Haka),
Reece Akuhata (Surf Lifesaving), Maika Nasilasila William Little (Public Speaking), William Evans (Public Speaking),
(Volleyball), Jonathon Sabiston (Tennis) Alex Cheer (Technical), Jared Pullar (Music and Maori Culture)
Front Row: Kees Albers-Connolly (Music), Dylan Taylor (Music),
Front Row: Mitch Snell (Athletics), Lars Benson (Swimming) Luke Merwood (Drama), Alec Heighway (Music), George Walton (Technical),
Absent: Jonathan Fall (Tennis), Andrew Shand (Tennis),
Sam Hill (Athletics) Oliver Howlett (Drama and Music), Henry Mirams (Music)
Absent: Tuhono Matarangi (Kapa Haka)
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ACADEMIC PRIZE LIST ACADEMIC PRIZE LIST 2017
DUX - WILLIAM LITTLE
KEY TO SUCCESS: FAVOURITE SUBJECTS:
Perseverance and having self-belief that you have what This has to be Economics. From Year 10, when I
it takes. Even though this may be seem cliche. it is first started the subject to Year 13. I realy loved
something that I definitely put into pactice during my my studies in Economics and this has influenced
final years at the College. Through many assignments me to carry on with this at university in 2018. I
and other commtments, it’s important to put in the also really enjoyed Agricultural and Horticultural
effort to gain results that you feel proud of, but it’s also Science in my final year. I found it extremely
important to have the confidence to back yourself to rewarding and interesting, and I had a lot of fun
finish the job. studying it in 2017.
PROUDEST ACHIEVEMENTS:
Receiving the award of Dux and the Herrick Cup 2017, PLANS FOR 2018:
along with my 3 Scholarships I received in my NCEA I will be attending the University of Canterbury
exams. But something that I was personally proud of was and studying a Bachelor of Law and a Bachelor
being able to successfully juggle a busy year with leader- of Commerce (majoring in Economics).
ship, sporting. cultural and academic responsibilities.
Speech New Zealand Associate Diploma of Speech & Drama Performance John Black
Oliver Howlett
Te Aaio Awatere-Reedy.
Speech New Zealand Advanced Associate Diploma in the Teaching of Public Speaking
& Communication William Little
Speech New Zealand Advanced Associate Diploma in the Teaching of Speech & Drama Alexandar Majstorovic
NZ Representatives / National Champions to Receive Silver Fern on Blazer
Silver Fern Award: National Youth Shakespeare Company Oliver Howlett
Silver Fern Award: 1st NZSS Int- Orienteering Ronan Lee
Silver Fern Award: NZ U19 Hockey Harry Lawson
Silver Fern Award: NZ Maori U21 Hockey Sam Porter-Samuels
Silver Fern Award: National Champion Rowing Fergus Ritchie
Silver Fern Award: National Champion Surf Lifesaving Reece Akuhata
Silver Fern Award: National Champion Swimming and Surf Lifesaving Jake Stephens
New Cal U18/U21 Basketball: Yves Alexandre-Dabin
Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Gold Award: Te Aaio Awatere-Reedy,
Nicholas Crasborn, Will Evans
Ben Gray, Dylan Joe, Alex Majstorovic
Tuhono Matairangi, Douglas Muir
Dan Nettlingham, Andrew Shand,
Morgan Weaver
CULTURAL AWARDS
Speech & Drama
Senior Impromptu Speaking F H Robertson Memorial Trophy Michael Wills
Junior Impromptu Speaking Mark Anthony Cup Finley Duncan
Junior Oratory Westpac Churchill Oratory Cup Finley Duncan
Senior Oratory Westpac Churchill Oratory Cup Alex Majstorovic
Excellence in Junior Speech
and Drama Halliday Cup Oliver Price-Walker
Excellence in Public Speaking
& Drama Shirley Wane Cup John Black
Outstanding Contribution
to Drama Millingham Cup Oliver Howlett
Excellence and Outstanding
Achievement in Public Speaking
and Debating Smith Salver William Evans
MUSIC A C Francis Cup James Ashby
Junior Music Scholarship
Senior Music Scholarship A C Francis Cup Flynn Fierro
Contribution to the Symphonic Band Thompson Family Cup Dylan Taylor
Best Pipe Band Drummer Campbell Lash Cup Ben Sloan
Best Piper Royston Campbell Cup Angus Wilton
Outstanding Musician Rumbal Cup Oliver Howlett
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SPORTS AWARDS ACADEMIC PRIZE LIST
Outstanding Swimmer & Lifesaver Lindisfarne Cup Nicholas Macky
Outstanding All-Round Tennis Player Lindisfarne Cup Andrew Shand
Outstanding Softball Player Waterhouse Family Cup Andre Petersen
Outstanding Hockey Player Malthus Family Cup Harry Lawson
Year 7 & 8 Best and Fairest Rugby Player McCormack Trophy Corban Watson
Outstanding Rugby Player Kirby Brothers Cup Joshua Combs
Outstanding Shooter Clinton Holt Cup Joe Ward
Outstanding Cricketer Henderson Cup George Cranswick
Outstanding Football Player Thistle Cup Karanjit Mandair
Outstanding Sports Team Graham Avery Memorial Trophy ECNI Athletics Team Cptn – Sam Hill
Effort & Positive Attitude in Sport Clark Sweet Cup William Little
Games Player & Athlete Runner-Up Todd Stembridge Cup Yves-Alexandre Dabin
Outstanding Games Player & Athlete S E McGregor Cup Harry Lawson
ACADEMIC AWARDS
Year 7 & 8 Intermediate School - 1st in Class
Year 7MSM Tom van der Gulik
Year 8DBR Sam Alexander
Year 7/8KDO Quinn Le Lievre
Intelligent Behaviours PMA Cup Avik Mehta
Diligence, Service, Honesty, Humility
& Responsibility in Year 8 Highways in the Heart Cup Quinn Le Lievre
Outstanding Int. School Contribution R B Cater Memorial Cup Llewellyn Ward-Leikis
Year 9 - 1st in Class
9SRD Finley Duncan
9IAF Tim Wilson
9CAS Jasper Wallace
9JOB Barvick Ravla
9MAC Joshua Schellkes
Excellence in English Research Lindisfarne Trophy Finley Duncan
General Knowledge Year 9 General Knowledge Cup Edward Brougham
Year 10 - 1st in Class
10MUR Finn Calder
10JAM Brandon Roberts
10EVB Jonathan Fall
10KJO Oliver Price-Walker
10GRF Harry Smith
Excellence in English Research Lindisfarne Trophy Bryn Ward-Leikis
General Knowledge P W Whittle Cup Mankaran Kooner
Excellence in Religious Studies
Year 7 & 8 Rev W D Storkey Cup Daniel Diprose
Year 9 Rev W Lindsay Cup Bruno Wylie
Year 10 Rev J Rough Cup James Ashby
Year 11 Rev D L Vaughan Cup Ethan McKee-Harris
Year 12 Rev W B Fortune Cup Dylan Taylor
Year 13 Lindisfarne Cup Kadin Good
Excellence in Physical Education
Year 7 Callum O’Keeffe
Year 8 Corban Watson
Year 9 Lanson Randell
Year 10 George Charteris
Excellence in Technology
Year 7 Zac Ebbett-Watt
Year 8 Llewellyn Ward-Leikis
Year 9 Tom Goodisson
Year 10 Ashton Guy
NCEA LEVEL 1 - 1st in Subject
Accounting Joshua Dixon, Aidan Olsen
Jonty Ebbett-Watt
Endeavour in Accounting Berntsen Family Prize Param Pooni
Agricultural and Horticultural Science Jack Alexander
Design and Visual Communication Harry van der Gulik
Economics Finn Calder
English James Cowan
Geography James Cowan
History James Cowan
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ACADEMIC PRIZE LIST Mathematics Bryn Ward-Leikis
Lachlan Taylor
Maori Kaaka MacDonald
Physical Education Cameron Joe
Science Jonty Hilson
Technology Ellingham Trophy George Kerr
Biology Lewis Pettiford
Visual Art Francis Del Rosario
Music Flynn Fierro
Spanish Flynn Fierro
French Pierre Sokotaua
Chemistry Joshua Dixon
Physics Joshua Dixon
Excellence in Science I A McRae Cup Joshua Dixon
NCEA Level 2 - 1st in Subject
Accounting Kees Albers-Connolly
Agricultural and Horticultural Science Ashton Clements
Agribusiness Joe Ward
Art Design Ben Thorp Walker
Design & Visual Communication Jack Beattie
Art Painting Saint Rujiprachakorn
Economics Jonty Ebbett-Watt
History Fergus Ritchie
French Ben Nikora
Mathematics Aidan Olsen
Maori Jared Pullar
Music John Liu
Physical Education Fergus Whyte
Spanish Armand Sokotaua
Technology Hamish McKenzie
Biology Robert Du Toit
Chemistry Robert Du Toit
English Robert Du Toit
Physics Robert Du Toit
Endeavour in Accounting Berntsen Family Prize Alex Ackerman-Hart
Art Photography Alex Ackerman-Hart
Geography Alex Ackerman-Hart
Achievement & Excellence as a
Year 12 Student studying
predominantly at Level 2 NCEA Toulmin Cup Alex Ackerman-Hart
NCEA LEVEL 3 - 1st in Subject
Art Photography George Merwood
Art Painting Taizan Yamada
Art Design Taizan Yamada
Excellence in Senior Art Herbert Memorial Art Trophy Taizan Yamada
Biology William Little
Economics William Little
Agricultural & Horticultural Science H.B. Fruitgrowers’ Assn. Trophy/Scholarship William Little,
Thomas Hawley
Physical Education Thomas Hawley
Endeavour in Agriculture
& Horticulture Crasborn Family Cup George Cranswick
Design & Visual Communication HB Hereford Cattle Breeders Trophy Tom Mackisack
English William Evans
Classical Studies Graham Avery Memorial Trophy William Evans
French Armand Sokotaua
Geography Kadin Good
Chemistry Jeremy Jacquin
History Alex Gilmour
Maths with Statistics Thomas Hawley
Maths with Calculus Alec Heighway
Maori Te Aaio Awatere-Reedy
Music Oliver Howlett
Media Studies Campbell Martin Trophy Oliver Howlett
Technology Kieran Morgan
Physics Refin Sephio
Accounting Refin Sephio
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Endeavour in Accounting Berntsen Family Cup Connor Buckley ACADEMIC PRIZE LIST
Excellence as a Science Student Halstead Medallion Thomas Hawley
Excellence as an Arts Student Halstead Medallion William Evans
Tertiary Scholarships
Victoria University Achievers Scholarship Alex Gilmour
Victoria University Excellence Scholarship William Evans, Kadin Good
College Council Scholarship (Head of School) William Little
University of Canterbury Emerging Leaders’ Scholarship William Little
University of Canterbury College Of Business and Law Award for Excellence William Little
University of Canterbury Excellence Scholarship William Little
Kelliher Economics Foundation Scholarship William Little
Massey Business School Future Leaders Scholarship Jayden Falcon
Davis Elkins College West Virginia Academic Grant and Sports Scholarship Andrew Shand
University of Canterbury Excellence Scholarship Oscar Crichton, Ben Frame
University of Otago Leaders of Tomorrow John Black, Alec Heighway
Clubs Hastings Scholarship Alexandar Majstorovic
EIT Youth Guarantee Scholarship Fletcher Train
University of Canterbury Excellence Scholarship Jonty Sabiston
Special Awards of Prestige and Distinction
Dr Bruce Ritchie Awards - For Academic Diligence and Effort Year 7/8 Dylan Barker
Dr Bruce Ritchie Awards - For Academic Diligence and Effort Year 9 Daniel Brown
Dr Bruce Ritchie Awards - For Academic Diligence and Effort Year 10 Archie Mawley
Dr Bruce Ritchie Awards - For Academic Diligence and Effort Year 11 Arthur Russell
Dr Bruce Ritchie Awards - For Academic Diligence and Effort Year 12 Henry Mirams
Dr Bruce Ritchie Awards - For Academic Diligence and Effort Year 13 Oscar Crichton
Outstanding Contribution as a Year 9 Dayboy Greg Hughes Memorial Cup Finley Duncan
Outstanding Contribution as a Year 9 Boarder The Farne House Shield Zac Maulder, Felix Paul
Outstanding Contribution as a Senior Dayboy H Wedd Cup Kadin Good
Outstanding Contribution as a Senior Boarder Boarding Staff Cup Jeremy Jacquin
Striving, Learning, Achieving as a Year 9 student Shane Andrieux Memorial Trophy Joshua Schellkes
Striving, Learning, Persevering in Year 10 Sutherland Cup David Davis
Perseverance and Diligence in Year 11 David Jager Memorial Cup Reuben Rorrison
Attitude, Gratitude, Fortitude in Year 12 William Lindsay Memorial Cup Patrick Nolan
Winner of Inter-House Competitions Gahan Shield Cuthbert House – Ben Frame
Contribution to Cultural Dimension Alexander Family Cup John Black
Creative Innovation & Imagination Craig Foss Cup Oliver Howlett
Services to Kapa Haka Sir Rodney Gallen Trophy Jayden Falcon
Best Performer in Kapa Haka Reimana Johnson Trophy Tuhono Matairangi
Best appreciation of two or more cultures Te Whaiti-nui-a-toi Trophy Jeremy Jacquin
Head of Boarding Franklin Cup Jeremy Jacquin
Deputy Head Prefect 2017 Mellsop/Pearson Cup Tom Mackisack
Head of School 2017 Hay Cup William Little
Dux of Year 11 Iona Cup Jonty Ebbett Watt
Dux of Year 12 Haddock Cup Robert Du Toit
Proxime Accessit W S Sheppard Cup,
Heards Jewellers’ Prize Thomas Hawley
Dux Kirkpatrick Cup ,
Heards Jewellers’ Prize,
J Mills Family Scholarship William Little
To the student who shows tolerance, concern for others, fair play, sportsmanship and determination.
Bruce Ruddenklau Memorial Trophy Jeremy Jacquin
To the student who in the opinion of the staff displays the following qualities:
patience, kindness, faithfulness, humility and self-control.
Galatians Trophy Tom Mackisack
To the student who in the opinion of the staff exhibits many of the qualities rewarded in previous awards and is judged to be
the best all- round boy in the school. This beautiful solid silver cup was presented to the College in 1953 by Mr and Mrs E J
Herrick in memory of their three sons Dennis, Brian and Michael who were born and lived at Lindisfarne and who gave their
lives in World War 2. The most prestigious award of all.
Herrick Cup William Little
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FORM AND TUTOR GROUPS FORM AND TUTOR GROUPS
7MSM
Back Row: MP Gallagher, WW Muir,
JA Bradbury, EJ West, GQ de Groot,
CM O’Keeffe, ML McMinn-Collard,
TBA Randell
Row 2: Mr M Smith, R Singh, HJ Jones,
JW Roil, JS Lowe, TW van der Gulik,
TC Heath-Anderson, LF Bowyer,
WT Moroney
Front Row: BJ Austin, CM Wallace,
RP Osborne, KS Sohal, SF Hulena,
FD Young, FW Balchin
Absent: OHJ Read
8DBR
Back Row: GR Wyeth, TH Powdrell,
GA Helmore, FW Downey, JT Stephens,
NS Schmith, CE Searle, LP Nelson,
AD Macaulay
Row 2: T White, ML Thompson, T Tiakitai,
OB Strong, C Hansen, W Kaseerasakul,
JT Pallesen, ML Johnstone, Mr DL Brown
Front Row: CP Lowry, DT Floyd, NB Cater,
JA Gale, DD Gollan, SP Alexander,
CP Wattie
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Back Row: SPJ Patrick, TN Cornwall,
C Watson, LT Ward-Leikis, LZF Guo,
DD Barker, QBM Le Lievre, A Akuhata
Row 2: Mr K Doyle, HLH Marsden,
BA Wallace, ZD Ebbett-Watt, A Mehta,
HK Wixon, DLA Williams, AW Lowe
Front Row: AI Milewski, WJJ Duncan,
BJ Boerboom, JW Good, RD Herring,
C Kimble, JP Ericksen
Absent: DS Diprose
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Back Row: FM Train, HWL Newton,
YA Dabin, IP Sadler, TW McDonald,
Mrs AL Kenny
Front Row: WN Apatu, HW Banks,
FC Kittow, BA Barclay, JB Barclay
Absent: AJ Mawley
AGF
Back Row: Mr RG Fall, OC Goodman,
JH Wills, BR Nathan, AM Campbell
Front Row: ET Brougham, LP Foster,
JK Hoskens, A Sureephan, GM Bayly
AIF
Back Row: S Xiao, T Yamada, GH Brougham,
CT Grace, C Joe, Mr I Findlay
Front Row: NJ Buchanan, ALR Fuller,
TDG Jervis, OW Price-Walker, ST Foster
Absent: WG Little, JR Pullar, BJ Jarvis
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AJF
Back Row: GX Knobloch, JD Freschini,
JD Sabiston, TW Scott, BH Hansen,
Mr JD Fritchley
Front Row: TW Goodisson, TR Menzies,
LB Taylor, JI Whitfield, JJ Ebbett-Watt
Absent: MCK Graham
AJM
Back Row: KC Walsh, JS Falcon,
MM Heighway, JM Cowan
Row 2: HR van der Gulik, DG Minehan,
FW Jull, Mrs JE Metelerkamp
Front Row: JT Hartree, LK Jeffares,
BJ Roberts, EJ Ridgway-Cross, AJ Jull
AKJ
Back Row: Mr K Jones, A Majstorovic,
JO Thompson, LD Cairns, CJ Bayly,
MW Wills
Front Row: MAJ Knobloch, TP Nimon,
SI Horsefield, D Sugai, THHA Smith,
K Lu
Absent: RP Du Toit
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Back Row: Mr KA Simes,
L Pongcharoenyong, GH Hai,
MD Salisbury, TJ Hawley, JS Aarons
Front Row: FF Lys, RR Mitchell, DL Taylor,
OM Lys, AM Olsen
Absent: W Kaseerasakul, MC Nasilasila
AMC
Back Row: AJ Richardson, OGT Newton,
MMM Harris, C Joe, T Jungpipatanakul,
Mrs M Campbell
Front Row: BD Speers, B Joe,
S Ruangvirojanakul, GW Newman, JA Olsen
AMW
Back Row: Mr ML Wood, PS Pooni,
JO Alexander, HF Mirams,
AJ Ackerman-Hart, OA Train
Front Row: SW Thompson, JN Cairns,
FC Davis, AB Heighway, JW Gollan
Absent: HC Townshend
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CAJ
Back Row: TMP Meihana, HJ Gill,
FJ Ritchie, HA Mossman, F Fierro,
Miss AI Jeffery
Front Row: GW Walton, FG Mowat,
FRJ Duncan, MJ Duncan, BGK Christensen
Absent: SI Porter-Samuels
CCS
Back Row: WJ Tombleson, M Seuru,
DJ Livingston, EWF Morris, MJ Nichol,
Mr C Stuart
Front Row: SJ Barnes, MM Goodwin,
CM Dods, RS Lines, AA Guy
Absent: TJ Fergusson, G Hesketh
CEB
Back Row: JN McPhail, JA Black,
CW Semmens
Row 2: DR Davis, TM Charteris,
RJ Rorrison, S Rujiprachakorn, Mr E Bramley
Front Row: JE Lines, LJ d’Arbois de
Jubainville, AF Del Rosario, K Patel,
BW Mackenzie
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Back Row: J Liu, JA Wilson-Bramwell,
AST Clements, FA Whyte, AR Hadfield,
Ms J Braid
Front Row: J Chauhan, FA Calder,
B Thomassen, CJ McDougall, WR Meech
Absent: TJ Murphy
CMR
Back Row: KS Sandhu, RM Patel, DJ Muir,
CD Martin, HGS Lowe, Mr M Richardson
Front Row: MG Quinney, GJL Crosse,
EC Green-Searle, LTR Randell, JMR Fall
Absent: B Ravla
CRH
Back Row: BPM van Etten, HSD McKenzie,
MWJ Leef, Mr R Hanham
Front Row: LPA Sherwood, FLP Sampson,
MJ Gilbertson, HAM Mowat, GB Story
Absent: DJ Nettlingham
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CSA
Back Row: Mrs SE Duncan, FME Gibson,
SD Sherwood, TR Moleana, CJ Buckley,
DR Green
Front Row: HJ Brasell, M Soanes,
MD Weaver, KJT Arlidge, GM Charteris,
BA Thompson
Absent: BP Thorp-Walker, T Te Huia
CSD
Back Row: AT Dickson, KGT MacDonald,
BG Frame, LO Wells, Mr SW Duff
Front Row: BB Wardlaw, ED Train,
BC Ward-Leikis, BH Purkiss, SW Wall
Absent: NW Wrait
CVG
Back Row: GM Vea, SS Clarke, SD Black,
HW Windhager, EG Roadley,
Mrs VE Gardner
Front Row: JW Kilsby, T Tantivorawong,
PM Beard, E McKee-Harris, CM Kennedy,
JPJ Williams
Absent: JJ Lee
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Back Row: Mr A McKenzie, BJ Spencer,
KD Good
Front Row: SS Wattie, GOD Hamilton,
JP Ashby
Absent: S Arakawa, ON Crichton,
HR Lowry, LJ Sanko, TC Wylie
DBP
Back Row: HT Karatea-Smith,
T Couvrat-Paille, WE Chittock,
JD Jacquin, TMP Hillman, Mr B Payne
Front Row: GM Geary, AB Lawson,
SJ Kennedy, ZJ Fitzgibbon,
GW Merwood, DL Brown
Absent: JL Stuckey
DDM
Back Row: BP Cheer, GW Twigley,
NE Macky, JW Ward, GG Cranswick,
Mr D Martin
Front Row: JA Hickey, JT Diprose,
JP Reed, RL Searle, LG Devane,
JP Gresham
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DKA
Back Row: AW Briant, FWP May,
WL Evans, JB Combs, JM Schellkes,
Miss K Anderson
Front Row: OH McCurdy, WM Hansen,
BAJ Viljoen, JA Holden, PJ Hicks,
HOJ Pike
DNK
Back Row: AS Gilmour, AR Cheer,
MS Kooner, BA Nikora, Mrs N Kenny
Front Row: PB Larkin, AJ Russell,
LJ Stratton, LJD Hicks, HA King
Absent: JM Kennedy, FJG Nelson
DPS
Back Row: HW Macky, BD Gray,
JDA Hardie, AJ Shand, WB Hamilton,
Mr P Sidney
Front Row: N Castelino, BH Gibbs,
BA Kirkpatrick, N Lehartel, MPR Kyle
Absent: SC Bentley
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Back Row: CN Scott, GJ Ardin, LB King,
CA McPhail, JHC Kidd, Mr RM Dunlop
Front Row: HR Merwood, IN Patheyjohns,
MS Baker, AR McLennan, OJ McCleland
Absent: WB Broad, D Vogelaar
DDC
Back Row: BJ Wylie, S Kraiseeh,
WI Holden, LL Pettiford, KI Morgan,
Mr D Crafar
Front Row: TJE Wilson, Y Arakawa,
WT Olsen, MK Willis, CF Turley
Absent: TMT Matairangi
DWR
Back Row: PJ Nolan, ZH Ropitini,
BM Gray, HJ Stephenson, NP Atkinson,
Mr W Rutgers
Front Row: JHP Tangney, K Tuck,
LR Merwood, JPW Tomlinson, SJ Moore,
TIB Topp
Absent: BPE Garnett
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OBA
Back Row: Mr BM Adams, AG Wilton,
NP Irvine, KT Wright, KJ Albers-Connolly,
ES Munjal
Front Row: LJ Christie, DBJ Patrick,
J Rodpan, TJ Roach, PC Sokotaua,
HF Brownrigg
Absent: R Akuhata
ODA
Back Row: JK Hammond,
BA McMinn-Collard, JC Lorkin,
OW Clayton, JF McMinn-Collard,
Mr DJ Arnall
Front Row: GJ Drury, RJ McKinnon,
TI Druzianic, JH Karlsson, BD Cox
Absent: JN Pattullo
ODL
Back Row: Mrs D Lamond, TH Hokianga,
RM Mulinder, MR Roach, KS Mandair,
GW Kerr
Front Row: SB Lowry, WF Faulkner,
R Sephio, JW Harvey, CP O’Hagan,
JG Goodall
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Back Row: Mr D Rennie, JW Dixon,
CW Thorman, CJ Walker, WDJ Druzianic,
TC Ferguson
Front Row: G Singh, NC Sloan, HW Roil,
BJ Kommeren, GL Mason
Absent: HW Lawson, FJW McCabe
OHH
Back Row: TG Mackisack, NJ Crasborn,
TM Lee, Mr H Harland
Front Row: HW Bayley, JL Hilson,
AF Rennie, MR Nichols, FA Pellett
Absent, JD McKenzie, JR Buckeridge
OKB
Back Row: Mrs K Biggs, MA Hilson,
AS Hothi, OC Kynoch, LH Benson
Front Row: FP Christie, BA Sloan,
WF Thomas, LM Watson, M Singh,
SR Ferguson
Absent: WE Kerr
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OJB
Back Row: JB Douglas, TJ Kitchen,
MH Devonshire, Mr RSJ Boyd
Front Row: CJ Roil, JR Beattie, VA Sceats,
JC Lawson
Absent: FR Lawson, JA Prenter, SJ Hill,
TE Alderson
OMW
Back Row: MN Wakefield-Sciascia,
J Wilson-Blackbourn, LG Clayton,
A Sokotaua
Row 2: AJW Petersen, M Tufuga,
JD Wallace, OW Howlett, Mr MP Watson
Front Row: TM Aspden, JA Ericksen,
BS McDonald, TE Smith-Dunlop,
PTN Dagg
OWF
Back Row: Rev WB Fortune, NJ Wiltshire,
JD Dearden, JR Rerekura
Front Row: JMC Young, BH Mason,
NHO Morgan, AJ Wilson, JK Wilton
Absent: TT Awatere-Reedy, TR Douglas,
RW Lee, RJG O’Sullivan
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SALVETE SALVETE
WELCOME TO NEW PUPILS
Brody Boerboom Callum Wallace Finn Balchin William Moroney
Frimley School Port Ahuriri School Taradale School Hereworth School
William Duncan Callum O’Keefe Tori Randell Jonty Roil
Te Mata School Havelock Nth Primary Havelock Nth Primary Te Mata School
Hugo Bayley Samuel Moore Zinzan Ropitini Theo Heath-Anderson
Taupo-nui-a-Tia College New Plymouth Boys’ High Wairoa College Hereworth School
Marcus Gallagher Tukotahi Tiakitai Tom van der Gulik Jonty Lowe
Napier Central School Havelock Nth Intermediate Te Mata School Te Mata School
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SALVETE
James Bradbury Hugo Jones Lachlan Bowyer Karanvir Sohal
Te Mata School Frimley School Poukawa School St Joseph’s School
Mathew McMinn-Collard Brock Austin Charlie Lowry Blake Wallace
St Matthew’s Primary Clive School Pukehamoamoa School Overseas School
Zachary Ebbett-Watt Riley Osborne Leo Guo William Muir
Lucknow School Eskdale School Lucknow School Port Ahuriri School
Rajwinder Singh Woromat Kaseerasakul George Wyeth Sebastian Hulena
St Matthew’s Primary Overseas School Hilltop School Te Mata School
Charlie Hansen Guy de Groot Edward West Daniel Williams
Hereworth School Havelock Nth Primary Haumoana School Buckland School
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