Squash results.-
Results from the Junior Quadrangular tournament held in Hamilton between Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty and Northland over the weekend.
Northland finished second behind Auckland who won for the tenth consecutive time. This was the best result for a Northland team since they were first involved in the tournament in 2013.
Scores:
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Auckland (17) beat Northland (1)
Northland (11) beat Waikato (7)
Northland (10) beat Bay of Plenty (8)
Waka ama results.-
Finals results from the national secondary schools waka ama competition in Rotorua from March 26-29.
Whangārei Girls' High School:
Under-16 girls - W6 250-metres championship final: 2nd (1:05.02)
Under-16 girls - W6 500m championship final: 4th (2:37.21)
Kaitaia College:
Under-16 girls - W6 250m championship final: 7th (1:07.35)
Dargaville High School:
Under-19 boys - W6 500m plate final: 4th (2:21.54)
Te Kura Taumata o Panguru:
Under-19 girls - W6 500m plate final: 7th
Te Kāpehu Whetū:
Under-19 girls - W6 250m bowl final: 11th
Bowls results.-
Whareora Indoor Bowling Club:
March 27
1st - Alan McFarlane, Eleanor Holt, Paddy Holt, Heather Jaggard - 2 wins, 27 points
2nd - Stuart Smith, Don Tucker, Ian Goffin - 2 wins, 13 points
Open Pairs (March 30):
1st - John Tierney, Lyn Brittain
2nd - Don Simpson, Kia Ward
3rd - Marcel Ruedi, Topsy Wynyard
4th - Dave Ross, Dallas Campbell
Kamo Bowling Club:
Kamo Dairy & Lotto Domestic Drawn Triples (March 21):
1st - Marie Parker, Steve McAdam, Ray Bradley: 3 wins 39 points
2nd - Ron Kilduff, Dave Drummond, Gary Wolfgram: 3 wins 36 points
McLeod Bay Indoor Bowls Club:
Joy at the Bay, Competition Pairs (March 26)
1st - John Thompson and Ineke Buik: 2 wins 1 draw 11/27.
2nd - Graeme Richards and Helen Rozell: 2 wins, 1 loss 13/28.
3rd - Ken Rozell and Barbara Thompson: 2 wins, 1 loss 10/20
TEC - Jack Mortimore and Norma Boland
Dargaville Bowling Club:
Stott A/C Open Triples (March 24):
1st - Monty Stott, Jim Vallance and Steve Mrkusich: 3 wins, 22 ends.
2nd - Diane Klomp, Helen Nevill and Sue Rokstad: 3 wins, 21 ends, 46 points.
3rd - Bryce and Eileen Wyatt and Chris Garea: 3 wins, 21 ends, 41 points.
March 26
1st - Mike, John and William. 2 wins, 16 ends.
2nd - Ray, Lorraine and Roy. 2 wins, 12 ends.
Kauri Club grant recipients.-
Seventeen Northland sportspeople from 10 sporting codes received grants from the Kauri Club, Sport Northland announced yesterday .
Grant applications were assessed by the Northland Sports Talent Development Panel which was made up of representatives from the Far North, Kaipara and Whangārei districts and Sport Northland.
Grants were awarded twice a year and varied in size with the highest being $500. The funding would assist athletes in covering expenses incurred in travelling to events outside the region and overseas.
April 2019 Kauri Club recipients:
Alice McGregor (Whangārei): Karate
Anna Moselen (Whangārei): Squash
Brooke Fraser (Whangārei): Competitive Aerobics
Chay Edwards (Mid North): Inline Hockey
Emilia Finer (Mid North): Swimming
Esdmonde Parangi (Far North): Rugby League
Jessie Taylor (Whangārei): Netball
Kaleb Stevens (Mid North): Tennis
Makayla Templeton (Whangārei): Cricket
Mya Turner (Whangārei): Touch
Nathan Parkes (Whangārei): Cricket
Riley-Jack Vette-Blomquist (Whangārei): Squash
Rongomaiwahine Murphy (Whangārei): Karate
Ryan Townsend (Whangārei): Gymnastics
Te Kauwhata Kauwhata (Whangārei): Surfing
Tyler Jespen (Whangārei): Swimming
Zane Cooper (Mid North): Inline Hockey