NZ CUP - First Round Win

Tas in action

Warming up

The victorious team

Well done to Mr Jeftha and the 1st XI for their convincing first round win over Bethlehem College on Wednesday 27 February. An outstanding batting performance led by captain Marcel Collett (115) set 170+ for the visitors to chase. A great start to the defence of our national title and as a school we wish the team all the best! The next game is 10 days away against Whakatane in Whakatane.

Oceans 13 - Surf Life Saving Nationals

Congratulations to all of our students who competed for their individual clubs at the Ocean's 13. There were some outstanding results from our students in what is an extremely tough competition. Many of our students made semi-finals and finals over the four day competition. 

Outstanding Results
Liam Moffatt
Gold    U12 Board Relay
Silver   U12 Tube Rescue
Silver   U12 Diamond Race (Run, Swim, Board)
Silver   U12 Surf Race

Any medalists missed please come and see Mrs Hampton in the Sports Office so that we can share them!

STUDENTS IN ACTION!

AIMS GAMES 2013 - Check it out!

Check it out! Start training and preparing for the biggest sporting tournament in New Zealand. If you have any further questions or queries visit the website as it is constantly update.

Brett Hampton scores 194 to secure Hawke Cup for BOP

Congratulations to Brett Hampton who scored 194 to help BOP Cricket team to win the prestigious Hawke Cup. This is this first win for a number of year. Brett is an ex-student of Tauranga Intermediate School, Assistant Coach of our NZ Cup Team and our very own Sports Coach.

Listen to his recent interview on Newstalk ZB.

Who will be the next Black Cap???

A walk down history lane shows us how the NZ Cup (formally know as the Milo Cup) has bred future stars in the Black Caps. Kane Williamson (Otumoetai Intermediate), Doug Bracewell and Trent Boult (Tauranga Intermediate) all starred in their 1st XI Milo Cup Teams and are now taking on the Cricketing world. Good luck to our NZ CUP Team for 2013 who set about achieving a 3-peat. Work hard and anything is possible!

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