NETBALL - Our Under 15 SONC Team played in the tournament in Queenstown at the weekend and came away with three convincing wins.

NETBALL

A - 25-17 win against Notlin Nets POD - Sydney Marshall
B - 26-15 win against Lawrence A POD - Lulu Marshall
C - 18-32 loss against Hillend Blitz POD - Kayley Strachan
D - 20-18 win against Lawrence B POD - Jade Maber
Alpha - 21-23 loss against Wynyards POD - Olivia Pennell
Beta - 17-39 loss against Crescent White POD - Zoe Seniorerwq
Gamma and Green played each other Green won 39-8 POD Savannah Walsh and Elise Barrie
Blue - 21-25 loss against Balclutha Motors POD - Molly Hyslop

Our Under 15 SONC Team played in the tournament in Queenstown at the weekend and came away with three convincing wins. Well done to Aniva Gouman, Ava Cameron-Tuhaka, Abby McKinney, Ruby Smith, Maddy McElrea, Brylee McElrea, Emmy Marshall, Lulu Marshall and Olivia Ludeman.

Hockey

11 aside - won 5-0 against OBHS
6 aside - won 13-0 against OGHS 

RUGBY

1stXV - 59-31 win against St Kevins 1stXV POD - Kairus Booth
2ndXV - 60-7 win against Mt Aspiring College Senior POD - Lochie McKenzie
Under 15 - 29-27 win against Otago Boys High School U15 White POD - Benji May
U14 Red - 71-12 loss against Otago Boys High School Stripes POD - Cooper Harvey
U14 Blue - 48-33 loss against Kings Wildcats U14 POD - Jared Wallis
All Girls Rugby was postponed this week so no results.

Girls Football

Both our first and second eleven girls football teams are showing the benefit of their hard work over the last few months. After both teams lost their first two games of the season they demonstrated real tenacity and progress yesterday. 

 The first eleven drew 2 all with Trinity College. An Early goal from Ashlee Anderson was followed by an own goal brought about by some excellent pressure from Zoe Brown. Trinity then came back into the game and piled a lot of pressure onto us. Late goals in each half saw them share the points with us but it was a very determined defensive effort from our team. Player of the day for us was Katie Murray who really led the defensive effort but it was, as the cliche says, a real team effort. 

 The second eleven shared a similar outcome. They were ahead 3-1 at halftime against Queens but conceded a late goal to finish at 4 all. Highlights were a player of the day effort by Year 9’s, Tayla Smith in goal and Waniya Khan who scored a hattrick in only her third game for the school. Our other goal was scored by Mia Cable from the Catlin’s Area School. Special mention must also go to the leadership of Ariana Cross and Annaliese Bisset working with this very young team.  

Boys’ Basketball

Poupoutunoa Falcons won 38/32 against JMC Offensive PoD is Jayden Gelacio, Defensive PoD Marco Smales and Benji May

Mata Au te Awa lost to Kings 41/91 Offensive PoD Balin Wood, Defensive PoD Archie Smith and Teawa Ketike. 

Iwi Katea Te Ra lost to JMC A Team 52/62 Offensive PoD William Maze, Defensive PoD Daniel Witt and Will Clark

Girls’ Basketball

Senior Girls basketball team lost 33-59 to Taieri A. Was close through the first 2 quarters, but fatigue got the best of us in the second half. Our defence was solid and the girls showed some good grit and determination. POD’s were Molly Paterson and Emily Jenkinson. 

Mixed Basketball

We play at the Clutha Rec each Wednesday and the Junior Teams are coached by the Senior B. This week’s coaches were Isaac McCarthy and Sam Vining. Well done. 

• Junior Kakariki beat Catlins convincingly. Defensive Player of the Day Liam Hill, Offensive Player of the Day Zack Smith.
• Junior Pango had a friendly with Catlins Seniors. Offensive Player of the Day Rylie Woodrow, Defensive Player of the Day Slade Dunn
• Seniors beat Catlins 101 to 66. Players of the Day: Henry Villar and Zachary Belisario
• Thank you to Noah Saro for refereeing all the games this week. 

Boys football - postponed becau