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2010
- 31 March 2010
For a full report on the boys' tennis, click here (MS Word).
- 23 March 2010
For a full report on the girls' dragon boat racing, click here (MS Word).
2009
- 14-15 February 2009
On Saturday the Tawa College Boys' Cricket 1st XI had a fine outright win over the Wellington College 3rd XI. The top individual performance was from Ken Williams who made 93.
The 4th XI lost to HIBS despite a fine all-round performance from Luke Nicholls. On Sunday the Boys' 1st XI won by default over Heretaunga College.
2008
- 5 June 2008
It was another busy sporting week last week for Tawa College. The School Cross Country race saw a great number of competitiors enjoy a sunny day for running around the Tawa College grounds and surrounding streets.
The race winners were:
Y9 Girls - Catherine Bott Y9 Boys - Gowen Stares
Y10 Girls - Megan Blair Y10 Boys - Ryan McAlister
Y11 Girls - Nicole Mitchell Y11 Boys - Hector Farmer
Senior Girls - Aisling Anderson Senior Boys - Ethan Lankshear
For the top 5 places and times, click here (MS Word). Plus see pics below:
- 2 June 2008
It was a busy sporting week last week for Tawa College.
40 students competed at the College Sport Wellington Champs with great success. In the U19 girls race Nicole Mitchell came 3rd overall and Tawa College came 2nd in the 3 person and the 6 person team. In the U16 boys race Jack Oliver came 1st and Sean McCrudden came 3rd overall. Tawa College came 1st in the 3 person and the 6 person team. In the U19 boys race Tawa College came 3rd in the 3 person and the 6 person team.
24 swimmers competed at the Huia Cup and for the 9th year in a row Tawa College won the Co-Ed cup.
A group travelled to Havelock North for the cross country relays. Hector Farmer won the trophy for fastest boys lap of the day and Nicole Mitchell was 2nd fastest girls lap of the day. For the full week's results, click here (MS Word).
- 13 May 2008
Tawa College celebrated its Summer Sports achievements and honours. Guest Speaker Kate Horan gave the students an insight on what it take to be an Paralympic athlete. She shared her experiences about life as a leg amputee and overcoming adversity to represent New Zealand and become a World Record Holder in her classification. For Award Winners, click here (MS Word).
- 8 May 2008
The school swim sports was held at Porirua Pool. This event is used to select a team to compete at the Northern Zone Relays and then, if they qualify, these teams will go on to compete at the Huia Cup. For the 2008 swim champions, click here (MS Word).
- 12 April 2008
At the NZSS Mountain Bike Champs in Levin Bethany Balmer came 9th in the U16 girls' cross country, and 2nd in U16 Hill Climb (despite a crash which happened in front of her, she still managed to catch the leaders); Richard Leacock came 6th in U19 boys Downhill and 43rd in U19 boys' cross country; Matt Phillips came 35th in U19 boys' Downhill and Liam Forsyth came 48th in U14 boys' Downhill.
Jordan Mellars won bronze in the U50kg weight class at the Secondary School Wrestling Nationals in Hamilton.
The senior boys' triathlon team consisting of Luke Hallsmith, Matt Jackson and Ethan Lankshear won the College Sport Wellington teams' event in February, and were very competitive at National Secondary Schools' Triathlon Championships, finishing in 9th place.
- 10 April 2008
Eight Tawa College golfers competed at Royal Wellington. High achievers were Caleb Lucas who came 13th out of 98 competitors in the boys' individual NETT competition and Cameron Sharpes who came 24th out of 98 competitors in the GROSS competition.
- 4 April 2008
The girls' Softball team came 3rd at the National Secondary School Championships in Christchurch, their highest achievement in recent years. Congratulations to Ngawai Walmsley and Keri Simeon who made the tournament team.
- 3 April 2008
A seven-boy Waka Ama team represented Tawa College at the National Champs in Cambridge. Some of the boys teamed up with an under-16 girls' team from Turakina Maori Girls' College and won the under-16 mixed plate final. Well done to Ammon Goldsmith and Josh Green on making the semi-finals of the singles.
- 17 March 2008
College Sport Wellington Bowls Champs - Congratulations to Michael Johnson and Nathanael Lucas who won the Boys' Pairs
- 16 March 2008
The Wellington Dragonboating Finals were held on Wellington Harbour, with the Tawa College senior girls winning the B Petite Final.
- 15 March 2008
North Island Swimming Champs:
Rory Eason won the boys' 15 and over 200m Individual Medley, 100m Breaststroke and 50m Breaststroke
Asher Wilson won the boys' 15 and over 50m Freestyle and came 2nd in the 100m Freestyle
Nicole Mitchell won the girls' 15 and over 100m and 200m Breaststroke
Joshua Rich came 3rd in the boys' 14 and under 100m Freestyle
- Wednesday 27 February 2008
This was a day to rewrite the record books with a total of 11 records broken on School Athletics Day. Tawa College sent 30 athletes to compete in Western Zones athletics and from here 17 competitors qualified for the College Sport Wellington competition. Of these 17, Megan Blair, Olivia Sullivan, Hector Farmer and Ethan Lankshear were selected to represent Wellington at New Zealand Secondary School Athletics in Waitakere with promising results.
See Athletics Champions 2008 and New Records 2008 (both MS Word). Plus see pics below:
- 24 February 2008
Richard Leacock won the New Zealand U19 title for downhill mountain biking.
- 23 & 24 February 2008
Jordan Te Paa and Jono Boyd represented the NZ Colts who beat the Australian U21 surf boat crew in the Day of the Giants at Piha. This was followed by the boys representing Paekakariki Surf Crew who won the Trillion series after winning the Piha Big Wave Classic on Sunday.
2007
- 11 November 2007
College Sport Wellington Sportsperson of the Year awards - Tawa College was well represented with 13 finalists at this years awards. Congratulations to four students who won their sporting category: Michael Johnson - Bowls, Nathanael Lucas - Bowls, Evan Williams - Squash, Hayley Schofield - Taekwondo. For a full list of nominees and finalists click here (MS Word)
- 17 October 2007
Tawa College celebrated its Winter Sports achievements and Honours. Guest Speaker Robyn Wong gave the students an insight on what it take to be an Olympic athlete and shared her experiences and knowledge on being an elite Mountainbiker. More details on these Word documents: MVP MIP Nominations Winter 2007 Honours Awards Winter Assembly 2007
- 11-13 August 2007 - Winter Exchange (Havelock North) - results and photos
- 23 June 2007
The Boys' Soccer 1st XI drew with top-of-the-table HIBS 1-1, with Adam Ingham scoring a goal. The 2nd XI drew 1-1 with St Pats Silverstream 2nd XI, with Wade Coetzer scoring the goal.
- 9 June 2007
The Boys' Hockey first XI had a convincing 7-1 win over Wellington College, with Jason Hilton scoring 5 goals. The 'first' Netball team fought back from a 5-goal deficit to draw with Aotea College and maintain their unbeaten record in the Kapi-Mana Competition. The Rugby first XV performed creditably, narrowly losing to Mana College 7-14.
- 1 June 2007
In today's College Sport Wellington Swimming Championships, the Tawa College girls' team finished 3rd=, the boys' team finished 2nd, and the co-ed team gained 1st place! Asher Wilson was first in the Boys' 50M Super Seven race. Full details here (MS Word)
- 30 May 2007
Tawa College was the best performing co-educational school in the 2007 College Sport Wellington Cross Country Championships held today. Details here (MS Word)
- 19 May 2007
Tawa College Boys' Soccer 1st XI beat Scots College 3-2. Goal scorers were Jarrad Tibbitts,
Todd Painter and Adam Ingham. The Boys' Soccer 2nd XI lost to Rongotai College 2nd XI 2-3, with Wade Coetzer
scoring both goals.
Tawa College Boys' Hockey 1st XI beat Kapiti college 7-0, with Blair Hilton scoring 5 goals and Jamie Coombes 2.
The top Netball team has had four wins from four games, with a good win over Mana's top team.
- 16 May 2007 - CSW Wellington Netball Results (MS Word)
- 15 May 2007
Northern Zone Swimming Championships - Relay Results (MS Word)
Final Swimming Results (MS Word)
- 12 May 2007
Excellent soccer results this Saturday. Tawa College 1st XI beat Wellington High 1-0, with Todd Painter scoring. The Tawa College 2nd XI beat the Wellington College 2nd XI 2-1 with Adam Ingham scoring both goals. This is the first time Tawa has beaten Wellington College at this level for some time.
- 2 May 2007
Senior Summer Sports Assembly (MS Word)
Junior Summer Sports Assembly (MS Word)
Honours Roll (MS Word)
- April 2007 - Swimming Champions (MS Word)
- 13 April 2007
The Tawa College Boys' Hockey First XI played Hale Boys' High School from Perth, Western Australia, at the National Hockey Stadium in Wellington. The weather was cold and miserable and both teams were slow to settle. Tawa College dominated the first half but could not convert their chances. At the break the scoreline was 0-0.
In the second half Jamie Coombes scored an early goal although both teams had opportunities. At one end John Forsyth produced a fine save and then a great through ball by Blair Hilton was superbly taken by Jacques Gouws who rounded the goalkeeper and finished clinically to make it 2-0. Hale finished the stronger and richly deserved a late equaliser. The final score Tawa 2, Hale Boys 1.
Thanks to Ian Coombes for organising the game and creating ribbons by which to remember the event.
- 30 March 2007
Congratulations to the five Tawa College boys' hockey players who have been selected for the Wellington U18 Squad 2007. They are part of the 32 names announced today by the Wellington Hockey Association as having been selected from trials to form the 2007 Wellington U18 Squad: John Forsyth, Ethan Kerruish, Johan Gouws, Blair Hilton and Jamie Coombes. Blair Hilton and Jamie Coombes have also been selected for the Capital U21 Boys' Hockey Team (Capital = Wellington, Wairarapa & Nelson regions combined). The Capital team will be defending its 2006 Gold Medal.
- Late March 2007
Tawa College boys' and girls' softball teams have both qulaified for National 'A' Grade Softball Tournaments. The boys' team won their regional playoffs.
- Late March 2007
The Tawa College pairs team of Michael Johnson and Nathanael Lucas won the Wellington Secondary Schools' Bowls Pairs Tournament. Michael Leaman and Scott Johnson also performed creditably as beaten semi-finalists.
- 17-18 March 2007
Congratulations to the ten Tawa College students who gained placings (several more than once) in the College Sport Wellington Athletic Championships held this weekend. Full details here.
- 17 March 2007
Congratulations to the nine Tawa College students who made the finals (or reserves) of the North Island Secondary School Swimming Championships at Palmerston North. Full details here.
- Mid-March 2007
This is the first year that Tawa College has entered a 7s team in the local competition. The boys went into the competition to gain extra fitness and to get some game time under their belts. They are now playing in the Final on Friday night against Viard or Mana (dependent on the result of their match against each other). A big thanks to Sammy Saili and Puna Karati for coaching these boys and achieving this awesome result.
- Saturday 10 March 2007
Tawa College hosted a Senior Boys' Basketball Tournament between Porirua, Mana and Viard Colleges. This was a very successful day with Tawa College coming second only to Mana College. The tournament was enjoyed by all teams and is a good build-up to the coming season. Thank you to Nelson Laureles for coaching the Senior A Boys and achieving this result so early on in the season.
- Friday 2 March 2007
Congratulations to the following boys who made the Wellington Rugby Emerging Squads for 2007:
U14 - Luke Tomlinson, Jordan Marriott, Floyd Ginn
U15 - James Coburn, Audie Saili
U16 - Oliver Seumanufagai, Jordan Te Paa, Manuel Te'O, Jono Boyd, James Otang, Josh Tyrrell
U18 - Taniela Buekula, James Hicks, Shaun Treeby
- 1 March 2007 - Athletics Day
- Tuesday 20 February 2007
In the Wellington Secondary Schools' Triathlon at Scorching Bay the Junior Boys' Team (Nicholas Gillum, George Love, Dan Burton) came 2nd. Matt Jackson was 3rd in the Intermediate Boys' Individual; Rory Eason came 4th and Nathan Rich 6th in the Senior Boys' Individual; Bronte Tennant came 5th and Bethany Balmer 7th in the Intermediate Girls' Individual.
2006
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