New Zealand Secondary Schools Triathlon Championships

Congratulations to Liam Cullen who was 2nd in this category at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Triathlon Championships held this week at Lake Karapiro. Well done!

Congratulations

To Ashleigh MacDougall who has been accepted for the Oceania Games for weightlifting. These are being held in Fiji during May.

To Teegan Goodall who came 2nd in the 400m race at the Otago/Southland Athletics Championships during last weekend. Teegan also finished 5th in the 200m final and has qualified for the South Island Championships in Dunedin this weekend.

Southland Secondary Schools Championships

Congratulations to Teegan Goodall who won the under 16 girls 400 race on Friday 8 March at the Southland Secondlary Schools Championships.

Southland Water Skiing Championships

Congratulations to Lucy Heenan and Charles More who competed in the recent Southland Secondary Schools Ski Champs. Both were unplaced but in the top five.

Radio Southland Open Day

Radio Southland are holding an open day on 9 April from 9.30a.m. - 4 p.m. If you are interested in broadcasting please see Mrs More at the Careers Office.

Athletics Sports Day

This is now scheduled for Thursday 4 March 2010. If the day is cancelled due to wet weather, it will be on all the radio students at 7 a.m. on Thursday morning. Students meet at Surrey Park at 9 a.m. and the day finishes at 3 p.m. sharp. The following applies to bus students:

City Buses will pick up and drop off at Surrey Park i.e. Waikiwi, Windsor, Clarendon and Clifden.

Country Buses - Al buses that leave from the Hargest Junior Campus, the Bluff bus and the Otatara bus will pick up and drop off at Surrey Park.
If your bus drops off and leaves from Onslow Street - there will be a bus to take students from Onslow Street to Surrey Park and back. This bus will leave Surrey Park at 3.05 p.m. sharp.

University Games

Southland UniGames 2010- April 13-16^th

Despite not having a University in Invercargill, Southland has the privilege of hosting the University Games 2010.

The UniGames are famous for providing a friendly, yet competitive environment for everyone who is involved. This atmosphere has developed the UniGames into NZ’s premier University Sports Event.

With 15 Tertiary Institutions involved, 1200-1500 competitors, and 24 sports, we need your help!

Volunteers are the backbone of the Uni Games and are extremely important to ensure this event can take place in a safe and efficient manner. It is our aim to create a positive, rewarding and enjoyable experience for all volunteers involved.

Giving the athletes and their teams a real Southland experience through enthusiastic volunteers from the Southland community will be critical to its success.

You may want to count this toward your Duke of Edinburgh, Champagnat service award or you may just simply want to be involved!

Areas where you can support:

-drinks stations -checking identification -welcome packs

-VIP functions -equipment coordination -result collation

- opening ceremony - closing ceremony

Across the following 24 sporting codes:

- Aquathon - Debating - Rugby Sevens

- Badminton - Football - Squash

- Basketball - Golf - Surfing

- CanoePolo - Hockey - Table Tennis

- Cricket - Lawn Bowls - Tennis

- Cross Country - Mountain Biking - Touch

- Cycling- Track - Multisport - Ultimate Frisbee

- Cycling- Road - Netball - Volleyball

If you are interested in becoming an ASSET (Assisting Sport Southlands Events Team) for this event please contact:

Melissa Winter melissa.winter@sportsouthland.co.nz (03) 2112150