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Managers’ Briefing Pack
Northern Zone Secondary
Schools Underwater Hockey
Championships - Juniors
15 – 16 June 2019
West Wave Pool and Leisure Centre
Henderson, Auckland
An Underwater Hockey New Zealand Inc event
Underwater Hockey New Zealand Inc
Northern Zone Secondary Schools Championships - Juniors
Managers Briefing Pack 2019
1. Programme
Saturday 15 June
8.00am Gear Check commences
9.00am Competition commences for day (Round Robin)
7.30pm Competition concludes for day (Round Robin)
Sunday 16 June
9:00am Competition commences for day (Playoffs and finals)
10:00am Team MVP to be lodged with competition control
2:00pm Competition concludes
2:30pm Prize Giving Commences - Poolside
3:15pm Prize Giving Concludes
2. Championship Officials:
Tournament Director: Shayne Blake
Tournament Referee: Tony Colquhoun
3. Duties
Each school has been allocated a duty time to undertake scoring duties: 3 - 4 adults to run the scoring desks.
4. Registration and Gear Check
This will commence by the control room from 8.00am Saturday morning and will continue during the day allowing
for the different starting times for the teams. Please ensure that you allow plenty of time for gear checks prior to
the commencement of your first game.
Also, please ensure that all players have photo identification to confirm age and identity.
5. Health and Safety
All players, team support members, spectators and officials are to follow the instructions of pool staff in an
emergency.
Medical attention or emergencies: Pool staff must be informed on any medical incidents. UWHNZ is fortunate to
have the voluntary assistance of Wayne Birch at the facility for the duration of the tournament (table near the
Control Room) – please approach Wayne for assistance with medical issues.
In the event of a player showing any symptoms of concussion, that player will not be allowed to play in the
tournament without a full medical clearance to the satisfaction of the Tournament Director. The UWHNZ
Concussion Protocol applies for this tournament.
Running on the pool deck and diving into the pool are prohibited.
Access to the moveable bulkhead is restricted to officials and players in the penalty box.
Any in-water sharp edges such as broken tiles are to be reported immediately to Tournament Management
Stairs must be used to access the upper level. Climbing down over the handrail is strictly prohibited.
Do not use the stairs while wearing Fins.
Evacuation points: In the event of an emergency, Exit either:
• Via the rear door (Club Entrance, pool level, past the dive pool) and assemble over the pedestrian bridge in
Falls Park.
• Via the front door (Main Entrance) and assemble in Cranwell Park at the far end of the car park.
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6. Tournament Facilities
6.1. Pool Entry
Pool entry is via the front entrance (not the back) of the facility and entry will be only granted on presentation of
an event pass or payment of the entry fee.
Spectator Entry price is $1.00 per adult (aged 17 years and older) per day, purchased from West Wave
reception:
• Each spectator will be issued with a receipt;
• This receipt can be kept for re-entry on the day it was purchased;
• The receipt must be presented to West Wave staff on request.
Event passes will be issued to Players, Coach, Manager and Officials will be provided with passes at no
charge. Do not lose them!
Access is only granted to the main pool area where the competition is held. It does not include:
• Access to the wave or other pools
Note: Any parents with younger children wishing to use the other pool facilities MUST inform West Wave staff
at the front desk – the facility often restricts entry due to being at full capacity on the weekends.
• Access to the upstairs Gym area (through the doors in the main grand stand). This area is out of bounds for
all competitors at this tournament.
Unfortunately, in past years, the reputation of Underwater Hockey has been marred by some individuals (parents)
arguing with and being rude to West Wave staff, often to avoid paying the small entry fee. ANY instances of this
behaviour may result in Tournament Management banning the offending person from the tournament. It is VITAL
that we maintain good relationships with Auckland Council and their staff.
6.2. Banners
Schools are encouraged to bring appropriate school banners to the tournament.
6.3. Parking
Parking – we recommend using the Falls Car park (see the diagram below) as “All day parking”. At $4.00 per day
and free on Sundays, this is one of the cheapest car parks in Auckland and it is only a short walk from the car
park to the pool.
Warning:
• Observe all signage showing parking time restrictions, and do not park in the staff parking area at the back of
the pool
• All car parks are monitored by wardens - even on Sundays - and tickets will be given to cars which exceed the
time limit, are not displaying a paid ticket or do not have a current warrant of fitness or registration.
6.4. Toilets / Changing Rooms
Competitors may use the ground floor only toilet and changing room facilities only – Either the main public
changing rooms or the changing rooms out past the dive pool (by the ‘Competition and Club Entrance’).
As this is a public facility we are required to strictly enforce the “No pool side changing” rule.
Upstairs toilets are a strictly enforced DRY AREA – these may be used, but only by Dry people.
Doors from the pool and spectator areas to DRY AREAs are labelled as such and are to be respected.
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West Wave Pool and Leisure Centre
Henderson - Auckland
Main Entrance to
Pool
All Day Parking
$4 per Day
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6.5. Local Facilities (refer to map set out below)
Cafe: There is a Cafe in the foyer of the pool facility
NOTE to Parents: Children under the age of 11 years are not permitted entry to the
facility unless accompanied by an adult – IF your under-11 goes to the Café alone,
they might not be allowed re-entry to the pool area!
Supermarket: The closest is Pak n Save 5 mins walk on the corner of Alderman Ave and Great North
Road
General Shops: Westfield Shopping Centre is located 10 mins walk on Great North Road
Emergency Doctors: Westcare Medical Centre is located on Lincoln Road
Hospital: Waitakere Hospital is located on Lincoln Road
Pak n Save
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7. Tournament Rules
7.1. Governing Rules
The Championships are run under the Polices and Guidelines given by the New Zealand Secondary Schools Sports
Council. All competitors must be:
• under the age of 15 as at 1 January 2019, and
• a full-time student at the school, and
• registered as an affiliated member of UWHNZ
A competitor can only play for one team during the tournament regardless of grade.
A competitor at this tournament (Northern Zone Secondary Schools Championships – Juniors) is in-
eligible to play at the Seniors tournament (Northern Zone Secondary Schools Championships –
Seniors) on 22/23 June at BayWave, Mt Maunganui.
The Schools Subset of the current version of the International Rules for Underwater Hockey endorsed by
International Rules Director and adopted by Underwater Hockey New Zealand (CMAS 11.0 – July 2018 edition)
shall be enforced for this competition subject to amendments as set out in this briefing pack.
7.2. Games
Junior Girls grade will have split group round robin.
Junior Open grade will have a single group round robin.
All teams participate in Playoffs, with the top 4 in each group contesting for medals
Game Duration:
• Each round robin game will consist of two halves each of ten (10) minutes with two-minute halftime.
• The games in the finals and playoffs will consist of two halves each of ten (10) minutes with three-
minute halftime.
• The round robin games will have 5 minutes between games and the playoffs / finals will have up to 7
minutes between games
• For games in the playoffs / finals that end in a draw (from game 47), sudden death will apply after a
1-minute break without changing ends1.
The playoffs and finals are as follows:
Junior Girls Grade:
JGA Seed 1 win
JG winner of 59 win
JG winner of 65 1st
lose
JGB Seed 1 win JG loser of 65 2nd
JG winner of 60
lose
JG loser of 60 win
JG winner of 66 3rd
JGA Seed 2 win lose
JG winner of 54 lose JG loser of 66 4th
JG loser of 59
JGB Seed 2 win
JG winner of 53
lose
JG loser of 53 win
JG winner of 62 5th
JGA Seed 3 win
JG winner of 47 lose
lose JG loser of 62 6th
lose JG loser of 54
JG loser of 47
JGB Seed 4
JGB Seed 3 win win
JG winner of 48 JG winner of 57 7th
lose
lose JG loser of 57 8th
JG loser of 48
JGA Seed 4
JGB Seed 5 win
JG winner of 61 9th
lose
JGA Seed 5 win JG loser of 61 10th
JG winner of 55
lose
JG loser of 55 11th
JGB Seed 6
1
‘Sudden death’ means the first team to score wins the match.
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Junior Open Grade:
Quarter finals Semi finals Medals
Seed 1 win
JO winner of 49
lose win
JO loser of 49 JO winner of 63 1st
Seed 4
lose
JO loser of 63 2nd
Seed 2 win
JO winner of 50 win
JO winner of 64 3rd
lose
lose JO loser of 64 4th
JO loser of 50
Seed 3
Seed 5 win
JO winner of 58 5th
lose
Seed 6 win JO loser of 58 6th
JO winner of 51
lose
JO loser of 51 7th
Seed 7
The official clock is that used by the scoreboard.
Important Note:
With the large number of teams competing at this tournament and the limited pool time available, we are very
reliant on games starting on time. We ask that all teams ensure that they are ready to play at their allocated
start times and that referees are also in place ready to start the games on time.
7.3. Penalty Shots
• Time will be stopped for a penalty shot.
• The clock will be restarted once play has recommenced after the completion of the penalty shot.
Important Notes:
• Penalty shots are to be commenced promptly.
• There is to be no coaching of players by in water coaches on awarding of a penalty shot (this aspect of
the game should have been practiced prior to the tournament)
• All players must be on the surface for the penalty shot to commence.
7.4. Time Outs
• No team time outs will be permitted
• Referee time outs will be used at the discretion of the referees.
7.5. Points
Points are awarded and tabulated to decide the seeding’s for the playoff rounds of the competition.
Points are awarded as follows:
Win 4
Draw 2
Loss 0
Late to Refereeing (note 1) -2
Failure to Referee (note 2) -4
Abuse of Referee (note 3) -8
Default (note 4) -8
Note 1: Late to Refereeing means the allocated referees are not ready to referee when the game is due
to start and as a result the game starts late using the allocated referees.
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Note 2: Failure to Referee means the allocated referees are not ready to referee when the game is due
to start and the game has commenced or about to commence using alternate referees in the
absence of the allocated referees.
Note 3 Abuse of Referee constitutes any unsportsmanlike conduct exhibited by a player or coach
towards a Referee
Note 4: Default means where a team, of at least four players, fails to be in a position to commence the
game within two minutes after the scheduled start time.
In the event of teams being on equal points, the following procedure will be used to determine the final placing of
the teams from round robin play:
• Firstly: the ratio of goals scored for divided by goals against (to four decimal points), if the teams are
still tied then;
• Secondly: the result of the head to head game, if the teams are still tied then;
• By the toss of a coin under the supervision of the Tournament Director or Tournament Referee.
7.6. Appealing after a Match (refer to appendix 1 of this Managers Briefing Pack)
If a team wishes to protest the conduct of a game then:
• Only the team Captain or Coach may put forward a protest
• The protest must be announced to the Tournament Director (or Tournament Referee) within 15 minutes
of the end of the match.
• The written protest must be submitted to the Tournament Director within 30 minutes of the end of the
protest match.
• The written protest must be accompanied by a deposit of NZ$200.00 in cash. Video of the issue is not
allowed.
• Protests will be heard by a jury consisting of the Tournament Referee (Chair), Tournament Director and
one other independent officer
• The decision of the jury is final.
• The deposit will only be refunded if the protest is upheld
7.7. Composite and Invitation Teams
Composite teams (those with students from different schools) are ineligible to win medals or to qualify for Schools
Nationals.
These teams will be seeded at the bottom of the table after round robin games (based on the points if more than
one composite team in the grade) and will participate from this position where and if applicable.
Points gained by teams playing against Composite or Invitation Teams will count towards team rankings.
8. Refereeing
8.1. Referees
Each game is to have four referees
• One pool side chief referee
• Three in-water referees
The Tournament Referee may (and without notice) at their discretion alter the number of Referees required for a
game and or allocate the game to Pro Referees
8.2. Team Referees
In all round robin games (up to the commencement of seeded games), refereeing will be allocated to the
competing teams.
Each team must provide:
• An experienced chief referee, and
• Three in-water referees
All team referees must be at least level one qualified. Those that have completed the L1 course but yet to
complete the practical requirements (classed as L1 Provisional) may only ref if accompanied by an
experienced referee.
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The chief referee must be an experienced level 1 referee due to the importance of the role (the chief referee is in
complete control of the game)
It is imperative that all referees are on time to ensure that the tournament runs to time. There are significant
point penalties for not refereeing or being late for refereeing and these will be strictly enforced.
Referees will be allocated to the semi-finals, finals and playoffs from the senior referees attending.
8.3. Referee guidance
• The role of the referee is to control the game and ensure that it is played within the rules of Underwater
Hockey. Consideration must be given to playing advantage for minor infringements where there is no
effect on the game.
• Any decisions made must be indicated by decisive and clear signals to all players, officials and
spectators.
• The game must be restarted promptly to keep the game flowing.
9. Specific Rules for this Tournament
9.1. Equipment
All equipment must comply with section 11.3 of the International Rules.
Masks
• The mask must be either a dual lens design mask, a single lens design mask incorporating a centre
divider /support in the mask's frame or a plastic monolithic frame design mask. All lenses are to be
comprised of shatter resistant safety grade material.
Fins
• Fins must have no sharp edges or buckles
Snorkels
• Snorkels must be flexible – bend in half and squeeze the tube sides together to touch.
Sticks
• May be produced from wood or plastic or other approved material.
• It does not have to float but the stick must be considered safe.
• It must be structurally sound and edges where surfaces intersect must be rounded such that they cannot
cause harm.
• The stick must be uniformly black or white. However, it may have discrete markings in a contrasting
colour for identification purposes on the non-playing area of the stick.
Caps
• Players' caps must match the stick colour i.e. White or Dark. A team may however, seek dispensation to
wear a distinctive cap colour or pattern with the Tournament Referee (c/-
competitions@underwaterhockeynz.com), prior to the commencement of the Tournament.
o Teams which do so will be required to wear these caps (which must have firm polyethylene or
rubber ear protectors) in all games in which they play throughout the Tournament.
o The decision of whether a cap colour or pattern is distinctive is that of the Tournament Referee
and that decision will be final.
• Each player's cap number must be different from the rest of the team and players are required to use the
same numbers for the duration of the tournament. (Rule 11.2.2)
• Coaches must wear the provided Lime Green caps
Gloves
• A player’s playing glove must be of a colour that strongly contrasts the player’s stick, the referee’s glove
and colour of the puck which for this tournament will be pink.
• Players at tournaments cannot have only a black or white glove.
• Players cannot have Yellow, Gold or Orange coloured gloves (or anything remotely similar to these
colours). These colours are reserved for referees.
• Players cannot have Pink coloured gloves as the puck for this tournament is the pink SIMMS puck.
Mouth Guards
• Mouth guards are compulsory and must be worn whilst playing
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• Mouth guards can be either external or internal.
• If the external mouth guard is fitted with a cable tie, any sharp edges must be taped over.
Bathing Suits
• Teams must have bathing suits of the same design and colour however, only one suit is required for the
Championships.
Prior to the commencement of each game the referees are to check each player has:
• A cap of the correct colour
• A stick of the correct colour
• A glove of colour that strongly contrasts the players stick, referees’ gloves or puck
• A mouth guard – either internal or external
The Chief Referee’s decision is final in respect to pre-game gear checks
Any equipment not complying with these rules will not be permitted into the venue and will be confiscated. Any
confiscated equipment will be available for collection at the end of the tournament from the control room.
9.2. Player Identification
In addition to the cap numbers as above, playing numbers are to be written on the forearms and both upper arms
of each player. The number must be the same as the cap number and must not exceed 75mm in height.
In addition, the Captain and Vice-Captain will be labelled on their shoulder with C or VC.
No other writing is to appear on the player’s body or equipment.
9.3. Substitutions
The substitution area is in the designated areas behind the end line of the goal that the team is defending.
Substitutions can only occur in this area.
A substitute player cannot enter the playing area until the exiting player is fully out of the pool including fins. This
is the “Fins Out” Rule.
For safety reasons no diving into the pool is permitted.
9.4. Time penalties
The penalty areas are located on the Court’s respective bulkheads.
Time penalties commence at the latter of:
• The player is seated in the penalty chair or
• Play has recommenced.
The scorers will record the player number and time penalty and advise the chief referee when the player is eligible
to return to the game, usually by way of whistle. (10 seconds advice will be given). Players must enter the pool
by sliding into the water – they cannot dive or jump into the water. (ref 17.3.1.2.2)
In the case of a Total Dismissal, including that of a coach, the referees must give a report to the tournament jury
which will decide if there are grounds for further consequences regarding participation in the duration of the
tournament. The Tournament jury will consist of the Tournament Chief Referee (Chair), Tournament Director and
another independent senior official.
9.5. Head Shots (Dangerous Play – ref 17.13)
Head shots are a major safety issue and the following is to be strictly enforced:
Any head shot will be subject to time out penalty consideration
• A head shot considered accidental may incur a two-minute penalty
• A head shot NOT considered accidental will incur at least five-minute penalty
Accidental will not include
• A head shot resulting from a clear (non-contested) flick or pass of the puck
• A head shot resulting from an advantage puck or a penalty shot being played
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The referees have sole judgement on the determination of the penalty to be awarded.
9.6. Back Chat to Referee
Any abuse of referees or back chat will incur an automatic two-minute time penalty.
Game points may be deducted for any back chat or abuse of the referees and officials.
Coaches will be sent from their team’s playing area for any back chat or abuse of the referees and officials.
Only the captain can query a refereeing decision, or vice-captain, if the captain is not in the pool
Any abuse of referees / officials outside of playing time will be referred to the Tournament Director for further
action including referral to the Tournament Jury.
9.7. Coaches
Teams are limited to one non-playing person, usually the coach, in the water. This is due to pool size constraints.
Only one coach per team is permitted in the water and may only enter the court after a goal has been scored.
Coaches will be provided with a Lime Green coach’s cap which must be worn whilst in the water.
Coaches may not wear Referee’s vests or caps or a cap which is black, white or red in colour.
Coaches may be removed from the playing area if they impair the referees’ vision of the game
9.8. Puck
The official puck of this tournament is the SIMMS puck.
10. Pool Set Up - Refer to attached Pool diagram
10.1. Court set up
Court 1 is nearest the dive pool. Court 2 is nearest the big screen
White starts on the control room side of the pool
There are three warm up lanes available in the pool area next to Court 2.
10.2. Timing System
The standard New Zealand Underwater Hockey timing system will be used for this tournament with each Court
having an underwater and land-based speaker. These will be positioned at a halfway point on the bulkhead for
each Court.
A central scoring station will be situated between the two courts on the side opposite the main grandstand.
All scores and rankings are displayed at the control room. Any queries regarding the results and rankings should
be addressed by the team manager to the Tournament Director.
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Appendix 1 –Appeals - Rules and Procedures
1.0 Filing an Appeal
1.1 Only the team Captain or Chief Coach may put forward an Appeal.
1.2 An Appeal:
1.2.1 Must be announced to the Tournament Director within 15 minutes of the end of the match.
1.2.2 Must written in English.
1.2.3 Must be accompanied by a sum of NZD $200 in cash.
1.2.4 Must be submitted to the Tournament Director within 30 minutes of the contested match.
1.2.5 Must specify a potential remedy.
1.2.6 Can only be lodged regarding rule definition and interpretation
1.2.7 Cannot be heard on the basis of the appeal requiring the jury to determine if an event or
events did or did not happen, or whether a Referee saw or did not see it occur.
1.3 If the requirements contained in 1.2.1 – 1.2.7 have not been fulfilled, then the appeal will not
be accepted.
1.4 Once an Appeal has been filed:
1.4.1 both teams will be advised that an appeal has been lodged, and that the outcome of the
match may be altered by the Tournament Jury.
1.4.2 a copy of the appeal will be given to the other team that played in the contested match.
1.5 The other team that played in the contested match can, if it chooses, submit a response in
writing to the Appeal, within 30 minutes of receiving the appeal
2.0 Jury Composition
2.1 The Jury is comprised of:
2.1.1 The Tournament Referee (Chair),
2.1.2 The Tournament Director, and
2.1.3 One other Referees chosen, by the Tournament Referee from the Referees present at the
Tournament.
2.1.4 No Referee who sits on the Jury can have a conflict of interest.
2.1.5 If the Tournament Referee has a conflict of interest then, they will disqualify themselves
and appoint another Independent Referee (‘the new chair”) to chair the Jury.
2.1.6 If a new chair is appointed then they will appoint the other Referees for the Jury as, if they
were the Tournament Referee in accordance with Rule 2.1.3.
3.0 Powers of the Jury
3.1 The Jury:
3.1.1 has the power to do anything that may be reasonably required in order for it to reach a
decision.
3.1.2 can direct any action to be undertaken in order for justice to prevail.
4.0 Results
4.1 Each member of the Jury shall have an equal vote in the decision that the Jury will make.
4.2 The decision of the Jury must be given in writing to the Appellant and any others affected by
the decision.
4.3 The sum of NZD $200 will be refunded if the Tournament Jury considers that the Appeal has
merit.
4.4 The deliberations of the Jury are confidential.
4.5 The decision of the Jury is final and cannot be appealed.
Possible Outcomes from an Appeal may be, but not limited to, one of the following:
• Alter the outcome of the contested match
• Deduct competition points from any team
• Award competition points to any team
• Warn any coach, player or official taking part in the competition
• Suspend or eject any coach, player, official or Referee from the competition
• Direct that a portion of the game or the game itself be replayed, under conditions which it can specify
This section does not form part of the process and is provided for information purposes only
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Tournament Sponsors
Auckland Underwater Hockey is grateful for the support of Auckland City Council
and the team at West Wave Pool and Leisure Centre
Underwater Hockey New Zealand Inc is grateful for the support of the following
sponsor of the sport in New Zealand.
PRIOR YEAR CHAMPIONS
Junior Girls Junior Open Senior Girls Senior Open
2018 Diocesan School for Girls Tauranga Boys College
2017 Diocesan School for Girls Tauranga Boys College
2016 Diocesan School for Girls Tauranga Boys College
2015 Epsom Girls Grammar Glendowie College Tauranga Girls College Mount Albert Grammar
2014 Howick College Mount Albert Grammar Howick College Glendowie College
2013 Epsom Girls Grammar Mahurangi College Diocesan School for Girls Avondale College
2012 Epsom Girls Grammar Glendowie College Tauranga Girls College Mount Albert Grammar
2011 Diocesan School for Girls Glendowie College Diocesan School for Girls Mount Albert Grammar
2010 Tauranga Girls College Mount Albert Grammar Diocesan School for Girls Avondale College
2009 Diocesan School for Girls Howick College Epsom Girls Grammar Glendowie College
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RESULTS 2018 NORTHERN ZONE SECONDARY SCHOOL UNDERWATER
HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS – JUNIORS
Junior Girls Junior Open
1 Diocesan A Tauranga Boys
2 EGGS A Glendowie
3 Glendowie A MAGS
4 Mahurangi Rotorua BHS
5 John Paul Northcote
6 Trident Howick
7 MAGS Mahurangi A
8 EGGS B Mahurangi B
9 Diocesan C
10 Diocesan B
11 Glendowie B
Most Valuable Players
Junior Girls Junior Open
Diocesan A Zambia Neely Glendowie Scott Janiszewski
Diocesan B Maeve Diver Howick Connor Dower
Diocesan C Jess Marshall Mahurangi A Matthew Elder
EGGS A Jess Brown Mahurangi B Eddi Rhedfern
EGGS B Annabel Chisholm Mt Albert Dylan Baldwin
Glendowie A MacKenzie Godfrey Northcote Benjamin Overy
Glendowie B Martha Diprose Rotorua Dylan Gates
John Paul Hannah Shilton Tauranga Aiden Heath
Mahurangi Charlotte O’Connor
Mt Albert Maya Azam
Trident Daisy Boon
Fair play Coach Trophy
Tanekaha Bullard-Hape, (Trident JG)
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RESULTS 2017 NORTHERN ZONE SECONDARY SCHOOL UNDERWATER
HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS – JUNIORS
Junior Girls Junior Open
1 Diocesan A Tauranga Boys
2 Tauranga Girls Trident A
3 EGGS A Mahurangi A
4 Glendowie Glendowie
5 Mahurangi MAGS
6 Howick Trident B
7 EGGS B Mahurangi B
8 Diocesan B MAGHOW (c)
9 John Paul
10 MAGS
Most Valuable Players
Junior Girls Junior Open
Diocesan A Deborah Huang Glendowie Adam Jonkers
Diocesan B Hazel Faire MAGHOW comp Connor Green
EGGS A Zara Burt Mahurangi A Emma North
EGGS B Jessica Brown Mahurangi B John Haurua
Glendowie Sofia Hammer Mt Albert Nico Austen
Howick Jani Theron Tauranga Caleb Cooper
John Paul Hayley McCormick Trident A Willian Coulter
Mahurangi Rachael McGuire Trident B Aaria Hunia
Mt Albert McKenzie Horan
Tauranga Brooklyn Watts
Fair play Coach Trophy
Sarah Nicholls, (Tauranga Girls College)
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RESULTS 2016 NORTHERN ZONE SECONDARY SCHOOL UNDERWATER
HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS – JUNIORS
Junior Girls Junior Open
1 Diocesan A Tauranga Boys
2 Mahurangi Glendowie
3 EGGS A Trident High School
4 Otumoetai MAGS
5 Tauranga Girls Mahurangi
6 EGGS B Howick
7 Glendowie
8 Diocesan B
Most Valuable Players
Junior Girls Junior Open
JG Diocesan A Hope Stack JO Glendowie Jackson Godfrey
JG Diocesan B Hannah Flacks JO Howick Hayley McKenzie
JG EGGS A Terri Warner JO MAGS Bradan Witherford
JG EGGS B Jasmine Vahid JO Mahurangi Ryan Broughton-Johnson
JG Glendowie Elise Callaghan JO Tauranga Boys James Robinson
JG Mahurangi Mackenzie Buick JO Trident William Coulter
JG Otumoetai Adrianna Lipenski
JG Tauranga Girls Keelin McKelvie
Fair play Coach Trophy
William Moore (Mount Albert Grammar School)
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Northern Zone Secondary Schools Championships - Juniors
Managers Briefing Pack 2019
RESULTS 2015 NORTHERN ZONE SECONDARY SCHOOL UNDERWATER
HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS
Junior Girls Junior Open Senior Girls Senior Open
1 EGGS A Glendowie Tauranga Girls MAGS
2 Diocesan A Tauranga EGGS A Mahurangi
3 Mahurangi Howick Trident College Glendowie
4 Tauranga Girls MAGS Howick A Tauranga Boys
5 Glendowie Trident High School Diocesan Howick
6 EGGS B Mahurangi Mahurangi Trident High School
7 Diocesan B Howick (c) MAGS Avondale
8 Otumoetai (c) EGGS B MAGS B
9 Glendowie Northcote
10 Howick B
Most Valuable Players
Junior Girls Junior Open
JG Diocesan A Jessica Huddart JO Glendowie Martin Jonkers
JG Diocesan B Hope Stack JO Howick Bradley Stuart
JG EGGS A Annabel Fleming JO Howick (c) Rebecca Deen
JG EGGS B Weihong Yi JO MAGS Nicholas Sykes
JG Glendowie Grace Kibblewhite JO Mahurangi Sam Twhigg
JG Mahurangi Mackenzie Buick JO Tauranga Gareth Ward-Allen
JG Otumoetai (c) Chelsea Sole JO Trident Jacob Ballantyne
JG Tauranga Eloise Sharpe
Senior Girls Senior Open
SG Diocesan Sarah Robinson SO Avondale Arnon Poole
SG EGGS A Mackenzie Morgan SO Glendowie Clark Samuel
SG EGGS B Megan Lecchi SO Howick Caleb Logan
SG Glendowie Ella Knowles SO MAGS A Leo Meiklejohn-Enright
SG Howick A Grace Driscoll SO MAGS B Aiden Cullen
SG Howick B Toni Warehoka SO Mahurangi Forrest Axford
SG Macleans Emily Hortop SO Northcote Ben Whittington
SG MAGS Rebecca Cole SO Tauranga Edwin Heerschap
SG Mahurangi Amelia Arnerich SO Tarawera Emily Paavlast
SG Tauranga Jordan Ross SO Trident Jesse Thompson
SG Trident Evangeline Kay
Fair play Coach Trophy
Lauren Bird (Macleans College)
Most Promising Referee Trophy
Ben Richards (Tauranga)
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