Whangarei cross country champs a great success
More than 1,200 year 4-8 students competitors make Whangarei cross country championships a great success
NorthTec Sport and Recreation students hosted more than 1,200 year 4 to year 8 students at the Whangarei Primary School Sports Associations’ (WPSSA) cross country championships at Barge Park, Whangarei on 4 September.
The top fifteen place-getters from each race qualified for the Northland Primary Schools Cross Country Championships which will be held at Barge Park, Whangarei on 23 September.
“It was a
great success and a fun day was had by all,” said
NorthTec’s Sport and Recreation Programme Area Manager
Jillian Fulcher.
“Thank you to all the athletes,
supporters and volunteers for the part they played in the
smooth running of the day.”
Results:
Year 4
Girls:
1/ Sharnae Monk (Hurupaki Primary)
2/ Tyla
Simona (Maungatapere Primary)
3/ Georgia Mack (Onerahi
Primary)
Year 4 Boys:
1/ Zack Johnson (Hukerenui
Primary)
2/ Dylan Brown (Whau Valley Primary)
3/
Tanekaha Nganapo (Morningside Primary)
Year 5 Girls:
1/
Portia Olney (Hurupaki Primary)
2/ Madison Doar (Hurupaki
Primary)
3/Shania Rennedy-Low (Glenbervie)
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Year 5
Boys:
1/ Kyril McCarthy (Onerahi Primary)
2/ Cameron
Hill (Glenbervie)
3/ Louis Poot (St Francis
Xavier)
Year 6 Girls:
1/ Ashley Greenhargh
(Maunu Primary)
2/ Ella Pode-Crowe (St Francis
Xavier)
3/ Sarah Adam (Maunu Primary)
Year 6
Boys:
1/ Judah Andrews (Maunu Primary)
2/ Joshua Young
(St. Francis Xavier)
3/ Taylor Nelson (Whangarei
Primary)
Year 7 Girls:
1/ Katie Nilson
(Maungataupere)
2/ Olivia Lobb (Maungatapere)
3/ Chloe
Ludlow (Kamo Intermediate)
Year 7 Boys:
1/ Jesse
Embling (Whangarei Intermediate)
2/ Joshua Crawford (Kamo
Intermediate)
3/ Shane Maxwell (Ngunguru)
Year 8
Girls:
1/ Bridget Johnston (Kamo Intermediate)
2/
Breaze Hokai (Maungakaramea)
3/ Brianna Williams
(Matarau)
Year 8 Boys:
1/ James Edwards (Whangarei
Intermediate)
2/ Cameron Shelly (Kamo Intermediate)
3/
Taylor Tunstall (Whangarei
Intermediate)
Further results will be forwarded to schools who participated. Congratulations to all the competitors.
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