NZ Schools Honours Board

Current School Championship Titleholders
2011 New Zealand Secondary Schools Champions
Boys		all
1st	Otago Boys High School
	Byron Dodge, Sam Blakely, Joe Anderson, Josh Weyber
2nd	Long Bay College
	Garion Long, Tamara Long, Millar Adams, Matt Hohaia
Girls		all
1st	Henderson High School
	Waverley Taylor, Maria Anderson, Nicola Duncan, Shelley Addison-Bell
2nd	Epsom Girls Grammar School
	Chloe Li, Chiu Koo, Vanessa Wong, Sarah Latif, Claire Crooks
Mixed		all
1st	Birkenhead College
	Eleanor Adviento, Kurt Haynes, Kelsi Heath, Scotty Gannaway

2011 North Island Secondary Schools Champions
Boys		all
1st	Kelston Boys High School
	Rory Duggan, Corey Foster, Niall Rankin, Tayler Adams
2nd	Long Bay College
	Garion Long, Millar Adams, Tamara Long, Matt Hohaia
Girls		all
1st	Henderson High School
	Waverley Taylor, Maria Anderson, Shelley Addison-Bell
2nd	Massey High School
	Sophie Prebble, Anna Mullin, Chelsea Oswin, Lisa Mattson
Mixed		all
1st	Massey High School
	Brogan Powlesland, Ashleigh Rapana, James Hale, Tomo Konichi, Mort Heaven

2011 Auckland Secondary Schools Champions
Boys		all
1st	Long Bay College
	Garion Long, Tamara Long, Miller Adams, Matt Hohaia
2nd	Birkenhead College
	Kurt Haines, Troy McLaren, Scotty Gannaway, Cameron Simms
Girls		all
1st	Henderson High School
	Waverley Taylor, Maria Anderson, Shelley Addison-Bell, Nicola Duncan
2nd	Massey High School
	Sophie Prebble, Anna Mullin, Lisa Mattson, Chelsea Oswin
Mixed		all
1st	Birkenhead College
	Eleanor Adviento, Jake Farrell, Kelsi Heath, Connor Cowling
2nd	Massey High School
	Brogan Powlesland, Ashleigh Rapana, James Hale, Tomo Konichi, Mort Heaven

Main Menu

Schools

Coming Up...

MAY

20.05.2012 16:50
Auckland Club league

MAY

22.05.2012 19:00
Contractors Cup - Naseby

MAY

23.05.2012 19:00
Contractors Cup - Naseby

MAY

24.05.2012 18:45
Auckland School league

MAY

27.05.2012
MCI Over-50s - Naseby

Newsflash

WCF newsletter - and have your say

The May 2012 newsletter from World Curling Federation President Kate Caithness is now available online to read or download.

The WCF also invites you to help shape the future of our sport, and wants to hear what you think about the rules of curling. WCF will be researching the possibility of changes to the rules which would enhance and improve the game.

WCF values all input and encourages all athletes, coaches, administrators, spectators and members of the media to get involved and have your say.