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Mission Cup
Te Toa Shield
Tournament Weekend
4th – 6th June, 2021
Participating Schools:
Sacred Heart College, Napier
St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ College, Napier
Sacred Heart Girls’ College, New Plymouth
Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt
Your host: Sacred Heart Girls’ College, Hamilton
Mission Cup and Te Toa Shield Tournament
Queen’s Birthday Weekend 2021
Dear Principals, Staff, Students, Coaches, Parents and Visitors from all our Mission Colleges,
Nau mai haere mai ki Kemureti ki Kirikiriroa, I roto i ngā mihi tēnā koutou katoa.
Welcome to Sacred Heart Girls’ College, Hamilton, as we continue the tradition of Mission
Cup and Te Toa Shield. We last hosted the Mission Cup in 2016 and we are looking forward
to hosting both tournaments this year with the assistance of our staff, students and parents.
We hope you enjoy the manaakitanga of our College Community as well as very high-quality
Netball and Hockey games throughout the weekend, in the glorious Waikato.
In addition to the great sport and fair play, we also hope that our Mission Spirit will grow
even more amongst our young people and our College Communities.
The legacy of this gathering is to treasure, as we have among ourselves:
‘one heart and one soul’
Euphrasie Barbier
Let us take this opportunity to emphasise the Catholic Character and Mission Charism of our
Colleges:
Communion, Contemplation and Mission
Gathering as one, sharing meals and worshiping together, using our gifts
and talents for the benefit of all.
Thank you to all who are here this weekend, enriching our Mission Spirit and our Taonga:
Age Quod Agis!
Nāku noa nā
Catherine Gunn
Principal/TumuakiProgramme
Friday 4 June
4.00pm Whakatau at Sacred Heart Girls’ College (front of school off Clyde St)
4.30pm Managers Meeting in PE 1 Classroom (upstairs in the gymnasium)
5.00pm Dinner at Sacred Heart Girls’ College School Hall
Saturday 5 June
9.00am Games commence
6.00pm Mass at The Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary
480 Grey Street, Hamilton East
Enter church at 5:45pm
7.00pm School Representative/Managers meeting
(if any queries or concerns from Day 1 arise)
Sunday 6 June
8.00am Games commence
1:00pm Tournament finishes
2.00pm Prizegiving
2.30pm Final farewells
Emergency Contact: Mark McAlley, Director of Sport Development,
Sacred Heart Girls’ College, Hamilton
Ph: 027 224 0850The History of the Mission Cup
The trophy was originally inscribed:
In gratitude to
Sister M Euphrasie
Presented by L D Hanratty
Sister Mary Euphrasie was Principal of Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt for more than 30
years. During her time as Principal she took a great interest in Netball and was regularly seen
on the side line encouraging teams.
During the 50’s Sacred Heart, Christchurch and Sacred Heart, Lower Hutt travelled
alternatively by ferry to an annual Netball challenge.
The Hanratty family recognised this by donating the trophy on the occasion of Sister Mary
Euphrasie’s Golden Jubilee of Religious Profession.
For a variety of reasons, not least being the change of the ferry terminal from Lyttelton to
Picton, the trophy was only awarded for two years. Both times being won by Lower Hutt.
Thereafter it was not used again till 1972.
In the 70’s the trophy was named the Mission Cup and an invitation was extended to the
Mission Colleges: Napier, St Joseph’s, New Plymouth, Hamilton and Redwood College,
Nelson to participate in an annual tournament at Queen’s Birthday weekend. The
tournament was seen as a way to foster the Mission spirit in our Colleges as well as an
opportunity to promote the sport of Netball.
Since 1972:
• Redwood College in Nelson has closed;
• Sacred Heart College, Christchurch has amalgamated with Xavier College and was
renamed Catholic Cathedral College, a co-educational school; and
• Sacred Heart College, Whanganui was originally invited to the tournament when
Catholic Cathedral College was unable to attend, but then became a regular
participant in the tournament; and
• Tenison College, Hastings amalgamated with Sacred Heart College, Napier in 1983.
When Sacred Heart College Whanganui amalgamated with St Augustine’s College to become
Cullinane, it was decided that they would not continue to participate in the Mission Cup
tournament after 2004.
Each College hosts the tournament on a rotational basis and where possible, the teams live
together in a hostel environment to encourage the growth of friendship between the teams.Holders of the Cup since 1972 have been:
Year Winners Year Winners Year Winners
1972 Lower Hutt 1992 New Plymouth 2012 Hamilton
1973 New Plymouth 1993 Hamilton 2013 New Plymouth
Napier/New
1974 Greenmeadows 1994 2014 New Plymouth
Plymouth
1975 Nelson 1995 Hamilton 2015 Hamilton
New Plymouth/
1976 Nelson/Greenmeadows 1996 2016 New Plymouth
Hamilton
1977 Christchurch 1997 New Plymouth 2017 Lower Hutt
1978 Christchurch 1998 New Plymouth 2018 Hamilton
1979 Lower Hutt 1999 Hamilton 2019 Lower Hutt
1980 Greenmeadows 2000 Hamilton 2020 Not held
1981 Lower Hutt 2001 Hamilton 2021
1982 Lower Hutt 2002 Hamilton
1983 Hamilton 2003 Hamilton
1984 Hamilton 2004 Hamilton
1985 Hamilton 2005 Hamilton
1986 Hamilton 2006 Hamilton
1987 Hamilton 2007 Hamilton
1988 Lower Hutt 2008 Hamilton
1989 Lower Hutt 2009 Hamilton
1990 Wanganui 2010 New Plymouth
1991 Christchurch 2011 New Plymouth
Fair Play Cup
The Fair Play Cup was donated by Joan Harnett in 1998, a past pupil of Sacred Heart Girls’
College, Christchurch.
Year College Year College
1998 Sacred Heart, New Plymouth 2010 Sacred Heart, New Plymouth
1999 Cathedral College, Christchurch 2011 Cathedral College, Christchurch
2000 Cathedral College, Christchurch 2012 St Joseph’s MGC, Napier
2001 Sacred Heart, Whanganui 2013 Sacred Heart, Hamilton
St Joseph’s MGC and Cathedral
2002 2014 Sacred Heart, Hamilton
College
2003 Cathedral College, Christchurch 2015
2004 Cathedral College, Christchurch 2016 Sacred Heart Napier
2005 St Joseph’s MGC, Napier 2017 St Joseph’s Maori Girls
St Joseph’s Maori Girls and Sacred
2006 Sacred Heart, Napier 2018
Heart, Napier
2007 Cathedral College, Christchurch 2019
2008 St Joseph’s MGC, Napier 2020 Not held
2009 Cathedral College, ChristchurchMission Cup Rules 2021
• All teams consist of up to 12 players
• All games will be played at St Peter’s School, Cambridge
• Games must commence promptly at the appointed time. The games will be started by
the umpires controlling the game and shall be four 10 minute quarters with 2 minutes for
quarter breaks and 3 minutes for the halftime break.
• All teams must play in their registered Netball uniform. Where teams have a clash of
colours, the first named in the draw must wear an alternate strip.
• Each team is required to supply a match ball for each game. This must be given to the
umpire at the start of each game and collected at the end.
• Coaches may encourage their players, but in the interest of Fair Play, we ask that there
be no coaching or instructing during play.
1. Both teams have the right to make substitutions and/or team changes:
(a) During an interval.
(b) When play is stopped for injury/illness or blood.
The number of substitutions is not limited provided the players used are those named
for the match.
2. One MVP from each team will be selected by the umpires at the end of each game
and noted on the score card.
3. One Fair Play Team Award nomination will be decided by the umpires at the end of
each game.
4. Game points will be rewarded as follows:
- 3 points – for a win
- 2 points – for a draw
- 1 point – for 5 goals or less (loss)
- 0 points – for 5 goals or more (loss)
In the event of teams being on equal points the result will be determined by:
- firstly, GOAL DIFFERENTIAL
- then GOALS FORMission Cup Tournament Draw 2021
Saturday 5 June
Time Team 1 Umpire Team 2 Umpire
9.00am Hamilton Jessica New Plymouth Minda
10.00am SJMGC Sophie Napier Tracy
11.00am Hamilton Christine Lower Hutt Jessica
12:00pm New Plymouth Minda Napier Sophie
13:00pm SJMGC Tracy Lower Hutt Christine
Sunday 6 June
Time Team 1 Umpire Team 2 Umpire
8.00am Napier Jude Lower Hutt Christine
9.00am Hamilton Jessica SJMGC Tracy
10:00am New Plymouth Christine Lower Hutt Kuini
11:00am Hamilton Tracy Napier Jessica
12:00pm New Plymouth Minda SJMGC Kuini
4 x 10 minute quarters 2 minute quarter breaks 3 minutes half time
Hamilton SJMGC Napier Lower New Total
Hutt Plymouth
Hamilton
SJMGC
Napier
Lower Hutt
New
Plymouth
Points
Win 3 points
Draw 2 points
Loss (5 goals or less) 1 point
Loss (more than 5) 0 pointsMission Cup Teams
School: Sacred Heart College, Hamilton
Uniform Colours: Black/Red alternative Red/Black
Bib Colours: Black/White Lettering
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Melissa Bowkett C/WA/WD 13
2. Rieley Chou-Lee GD/GK 11
3. Zxy Cullen C/WA/WD 13
4. Ava Karalus GS/GA 11
5. Jade Kawhe GA/GS 13
6. Hannah Ngawhika GD/GA/GS 11
7. Alana Oliver WD/GD 12
8. Amiria Te Rangi GA/GS 12
9. Shyrah Tuliau-Tua’a GK/GD 10
10. Kyla Turner WD/C 13
11. Jordyn-Leigh Westrupp C/WA 10
12.
Coach: Turi Ngawhika
Assistant Coach: Kuini Thompson
Manager: Claire RosserMission Cup Teams
School: Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt
Uniform Colours: Red dress with diagonal stripes
Bib Colours: Black with White letters
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Jaden Asiata C/WA/WD 11
2. Shiloh Barton GK/GD 10
3. Ella-Grace Churchward GK/GD 9
4. Violet Fa’asoa GS/GA 10
5. Eiva-Arie Hemopo GK/GD 10
6. Jessica Lawrence C/WA/WD 13
7. Sarah Tiatia C/WA/WD 10
8. Amelia Mellow GS/GA 11
9. Mia Scrimgeour C/WA/WD 13
10. Amutia Rangihuia Timoteo GS/GA 12
11. Hineake Tevaoha Timoteo WD/GK/GD 12
12. Kiara Walters GK/GD 11
Coach: Delwynn Walker
Manager: Anna TapaMission Cup Teams
School: St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ College
Uniform Colours: Blue dress
Bib Colours: Blue
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Rylee-Jade Nicholson C/WA 13
2. Horiana Smallman C/WA/WD 13
3. Tiaana Rolls WA/C 12
4. Te Ngaru Waiwiri GK/GD 13
5. Kirihuka Burgess-Chase GA/GS 12
6. Alexander Gallagher GD/GK 11
7. Tiori Gallagher GA/GS 12
8. Rawinia Hauraki-Rewiata GD/GK 11
9. Lavinia Pohe WD/GD/C 11
10. Ariana Tierney GS/GA 10
11. Te Urikore Waititi-Lake WD/GD/C 12
12.
Coach: Miss Ngahina Transom
Manager: Miss PrenticeMission Cup Teams
School: Sacred Heart Girls’ College, New Plymouth
Uniform Colours: Red dress
Bib Colours: White/Red
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Nikalya Barnard GK/WD/GD 13
2. Hannah Hitchcock GK/GD 12
3. Demi Hudson GS/GA 11
4. Angel Ladbrook GD/GA/WA 12
5. Tayla Macleod WA/C 12
6. Georgia Meads WA/C 11
7. Madison Neale GS/GA/WA 12
8. Amelita Peters (Captain) WD/GD/C 13
9. Keighley Simpson C/WA 12
10. Lillian Syrus GD/GK 12
11. Gemma Walsh (Vice Captain) GA/GS/WA 13
12. Millie Wisnewski WD/C/WA 12
Coach: Che Tamati
Assistant Coach: Jamie Te Pau Konui
Manager: Megan HitchcockMission Cup Teams School: Sacred Heart, Napier Uniform Colours: Maroon, Grey and White Bib Colours: Black Players Position/s Yr Level 1. Anna Haronga GA/GS/GD/GK 13 2. Amy-Jay Lawson GK/GD/WD 13 3. Lucy Smith GK/GD 12 4. Acacia Tamihana-Joe GK/GD/WD/C 11 5. Alisa Onuma WD/WA/C 11 6. Synceralee Apatu GA/WA/WD 11 7. Brigham Malaitai GS 11 8. Courtney Beams WD/WA/C 13 9. Lucy Harvey C/WA 13 10. Abbie Gardiner GD/GK/WD 11 11. Praises Asolua GK/WD 13 12. Coach: Aimee Carlson Manager: Anna Campbell
The History of Te Toa Hockey Te Toa Hockey Tournament – A touch of the past … he hokinga mahara. The Te Toa Shield was presented by Valerie Stephenson of Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt in 1982. Sacred Heart College, Napier were the inaugural winners of the shield that year. Since then, the shield has fortunately resided in all of the current participating schools at some stage. Unfortunately, there are no records for the 1982 or 1983 tournaments, but according to the information from 1984, all of the current participating schools, participated back then, some 30 years ago. This definitely proves that there is a strong history and commitment to this very special occasion. Winners of the Te Toa Hockey Tournament: Year Winners Year Winners Year Winners 1982 Napier 1995 Napier 2008 No record 1983 Hamilton 1996 Whanganui 2009 Lower Hutt 1984 Hamilton 1997 Napier 2010 New Plymouth 1985 Hamilton 1998 Napier 2011 Hamilton 1986 Hamilton/St Joseph’s 1999 Napier 2012 Hamilton 1987 Lower Hutt 2000 Lower Hutt 2013 Hamilton 1988 Lower Hutt 2001 No record 2014 Hamilton 1989 St Joseph’s MGC 2002 No record 2015 Lower Hutt 1990 Napier 2003 No record 2016 Hamilton 1991 Hamilton 2004 New Plymouth 2017 New Plymouth 1992 Not held 2005 No record 2018 New Plymouth 1993 Napier 2006 No record 2019 New Plymouth 1994 Napier 2007 No record 2020 Not held
Te Toa Hockey Rules 2021
• All teams consist of 14-16 players
• All games will be played at St Peter’s School, Cambridge
• Games must commence promptly at the appointed time. The games will be started by
the umpires controlling the game and shall be two 25 minute halves with 5 minutes for
half time.
• All teams must play in their registered Hockey uniform. Where teams have a clash of
colours, the first named in the draw must wear an alternate strip.
• All Goal Keepers must wear helmets and official safety gear. All players must wear mouth
guards and shin pads. Polyprops may be worn under uniforms for insulation – no zips
allowed.
• Each team is required to supply a match ball for each game. This must be given to the
umpire at the start of each game and collected at the end.
• Coaches may encourage their players, but in the interest of Fair Play, we ask that there
be no coaching or instructing during play. Team officials should remain in the dug-out
area.
5. Subbing must take place at the half way line.
6. One MVP from each team will be selected by the umpires at the end of each game and
noted on the score card.
7. One Fair Play Team Award nomination will be decided by the umpires at the end of
each game.
8. Game points will be rewarded as follows:
- 3 points – for a win
- 2 points – for a draw
- 1 point – for 5 goals or less (loss)
- 0 points – for 5 goals or more (loss)
In the event of teams being on equal points the result will be determined by:
- firstly, GOAL DIFFERENTIAL
- then GOALS FORTe Toa Tournament Draw 2021
Saturday 5 June
Time Team 1 Umpire Team 2 Umpire
9.00am SJMGC Sabina Lower Hutt David
10.00am Hamilton Sabina New Plymouth Jack
11.00am SJMGC David Napier Jack
12:00pm Hamilton David Lower Hutt Sabina
13:00pm Napier Jack New Plymouth Sabina
Sunday 6 June
Time Team 1 Umpire Team 2 Umpire
8.00am Hamilton David SJMGC Jack
9.00am New Plymouth David Lower Hutt Sabina
10:00am Hamilton Jack Napier Sabina
11:00am New Plymouth Jack SJMGC David
12:00pm Lower Hutt David Napier Sabina
25 minute halves 5 minute half time
Lower New
Hamilton SJMGC Napier Total
Hutt Plymouth
Hamilton
SJMGC
Napier
Lower Hutt
New
Plymouth
Win 3 points
Draw 2 points
Loss (5 goals or less) 1 point
Loss (more than 5) 0 pointsTe Toa Teams
School: Sacred Heart Girls’ College, Hamilton
Uniform Colours: Black/Red top and Black skirt
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Samantha Hartstone Goalie 13
2. Kate Singer Def/mid 11
3. Brittany Marais Striker 11
4. Lola Hennessey Striker 11
5. Jamee Webber Def/mid 11
6. Sami Honey Def/mid 11
7. Opal Kounu-Thompson Str/mid/def 12
8. Lauren Phillips Midfielder 11
9. Georgia Harvey Striker 13
10. Taylor Young Midfielder 13
11. Veronica van Eyk Mid/str 11
12. Sarah Healy Def/mid 10
13. Georgia Hay Striker 11
14. Hayley Fulton Defender 13
15. Olivia Paul Defender 11
16. Libby Singer Mid/def 13
Coach: Merel Hoskins
Assistant Coach: Jeff Rosemergy
Manager: Sue YoungTe Toa Teams
School: Sacred Heart College, Lower Hutt
Uniform Colours: Red dress with diagonal stripes
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Madison Hamlyn Left Wing 12
2. Roisin Jefferys Fullback 12
3. Charlotte Palmer Goalie 10
4. Stevie Smith Inside Left 13
5. Zoe Byrne Inside Left 9
6. Gemma van der Westhuizen Right Half 12
7. Brecken Robinson Fullback 11
8. Katie Beevers Centre Half 13
9. Emmanuelle Julius-Donnelly Centre Forward 11
10. Alannah Jefferys Right Wing 11
11. Jada Ropitini Inside Right 9
12. Ella Zara Kumar Left Wing 9
13. Jordyn Te Kani Centre Forward 13
14. Sophie Roil Left Half 13
15.
16.
Coach: Subs Narasy
Manager: Phil HenleyTe Toa Teams
School: St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ College
Uniform Colours: Royal Blue/Pale Blue skirts & top
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Silve Alo Goalie 12
2. Pano Flavell-Huaki Half/Back 12
3. Katuku Gray-Barnes Centre Forward 12
4. Shalese Harris Back 11
5. Reia Harrison Back 12
6. Huria Lloyd Wing 11
7. Dakota Manuel Goalie 12
8. Paula Murray-Macgregor (Captain) Wing 13
9. Maia Rinchom-Paull Wing 11
10. Brady Simeon Inner 12
11. Geraldine Smith-Clarke Back 12
12. Ava Shelford Inner 11
13. Patricia Taumata-Albert (Captain) Centre Half 12
14. Alamay Tohiariki Puhipuhi Back/Half 10
15. Ruihaponamu Wilcox Back/Half 12
16. Ana Winders Back/Half 13
Coach: Mr Eru Hart
Manager: Maraea TaiaroaTe Toa Teams
School: Sacred Heart Girls’ College, New Plymouth
Uniform Colours: Red dress
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Kahlia Beck Mid 11
2. Lillian Brown Def 11
3. Libby Robinson Mid/Striker 9
4. Grace Coronno Striker 9
5. Astyn Douglas Mid/Striker 11
6. Riley Grylls Def 11
7. Jayda Hancock Mid 10
8. Eva Martin Mid 10
9. Bella McEwan Striker 10
10. Olivia Pennington Def 10
11. Georgia Scott Goalie 11
12. Alex Shearman (Captain) Def 13
13. Emily Shelver Def 11
14. Sophie Steenson Mid/Striker 12
15. Ella Stephens Mid 11
16. Hayley Coogan Striker 9
Coach: Lloyd McLoughlin
Assistant Coach: Anna McLean
Manager: Kim PenningtonTe Toa Teams
School: Sacred Heart, Napier
Uniform Colours: Maroon tops with Black skirt
Players Position/s Yr Level
1. Briar Fanning Goalie 11
2. Brooke Wealleans Def 13
3. Anna Mildon Def/Mid 11
4. Sophie Walker Def/Mid 10
5. Sophia Unwin Def/Mid 9
6. Tessa Coory Midfielder 13
7. Shanae August Fwd/Mid 9
8. Mckayla Leak Fwd/Mid 10
9. Cara Kuzman Fwd/Mid 10
10. Catherine Hurlstone Forward 13
11. Georgia Dallas Forward 11
12. Kelly Minehan Forward 13
13. Laura Brassington Forward 9
14. Violet Unwin Forward 9
15. Zoe Prasad Forward 11
Coaches: Jody Dallas & Alvin Prasad
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