Rugby
Our Under 50kg boys won the South Zone Finals
Netball
Many thanks for your schools participation in the MOSA Netball tournament 2013.
MOSA 2013 Netball Final Placings
Year 5 Final Placings
1. Viscount 2. Mangere East 3. St Mary McKillop
4. Nga Iwi 5. Koru 6. Mangere Bridge 7. Al-Madinah 8. Favona
9. Jean Batten 10. TKKM 11. Robertson Road 12. Mountain View 13. Fairburn
14. Panama Road 15. Otahuhu 16. Sutton Park 17. St Josephs 18. Southern Cross
Year 6 Final Placings
1. St Josephs 2. Nga Iwi 3. TKKM
4. Favona 5. Koru 6. Mangere East 7. Viscount
8. Al-Madinah 9. Jean Batten and Sutton Park 10. Southern Cross
11. Mountain View 12. Otahuhu 13. Robertson Road 14. St Mary McKillop
15. Mangere Bridge 16. Fairburn
Our first game was Jean Batten. I thought that we were gonna win that but sadly we lost. Maybe next time.
Nirvana Fidow Room 25 Year 5
Recount:Year 5 & 6 Netball
On the 26th June 2013 the year 5&6 netball girls were going to Baders Courts to play in a tournament against other schools from Mangere and Otahuhu.
When we got there by a taxi we all had to have a 15 minutes practise before we could play in the tournament. WE WERE ALL EXCITED ABOUT IT!!!!
Our first game was against Jean Batten. We lost to them. The score was 6-2 to Jean Batten school.
Our second game was against Robertson Road. We lost the game again. The score was 6-5 to them.
I wish we won all the games but we didn’t.We came 9th overall.I hope next year we can come1st!!!!!! Morticia Levi. Room 20 Year 6
MOSA Softball A Huge Success
Mangere Otahuhu Sports Association held its annual Softball tournament with the support of the John Walker “Find Your Field of Dreams” Foundation Primary Sport Programme, Auckland Softball Association and Otahuhu Mangere Softball Club and Primary Sport Manurewa.
290 children from fourteen schools took part at Aorere Park Mangere in the blistering sun. Over 100 softball games were played on the day. Good sportsmanship and skills where evident on the day.
Umpires from both CMS Primary Sport programmes alongside Auckland Softball Association officiated the day with extra equipment being provided by Otahuhu Mangere Softball Club.
MOSA SOFTBALL RESULTS 2013
Boys
1.Waterlea
2.Nga Iwi
3.Favona
4.Viscount
5.St Mary McKillop
6.Sutton Park
7.Panama Road
8.Fairburn
9.Mangere East
10.Robertson Road
11.Otahuhu
Celebrating Girls in Sport- Girls Only Day
One hundred and eighty year seven and eight students took part in a girl’s only day at the Papatoetoe Sports Centre organised and run by The John Walker “Find Your Field of Dreams” Foundation Primary Sport Programme.
Auckland Cricket, Auckland Rugby, Auckland Football, Auckland Softball, Counties Manukau Basketball, Netball Northern and Primary Sport coaches delivered sport specific skills throughout the day to seven local schools, Holy Cross, St Mary MacKillop, South Auckland SDA, Redoubt North, Sutton Park, Koru and Te Kura Kaupapa Maori O Rohe O Mangere.
Organiser Libby Barnett said of the day “It’s great to see regional sporting organisations supporting our local school girls in a variety of sports. Some of the girls wanted details of local clubs so they can play sport at the weekend.”
For more information on Primary Sport please contact Lincoln Jefferson at lincolnj@cmsport.co.nz
SKYCITY Breakers
Visit The Allan Brewster Recreation Centre.
By Libby Barnett. Bath Univeristy Primary Sport student and social media advisor.
The all-star SKYCITY NZ Breakers continued their visits inside the community last week, this time entertaining local school children at the Alan Brewster Rec Centre.
The squad was represented by 10 of the boys, including fan favourites Tom Abercrombie and C. J. Bruton.
The Breakers took time out of their winning-streak performances to engage with just over 180 students and staff from six Papatoetoe and Mangere schools: Sutton Park, Papatoetoe Central, St. Mary McKillop, Holy Cross, Papatoetoe South and visitors Home-school South Auckland were all amongst the fun.
Each of the schools had an opportunity to impress on court in a 5 v 5 play against the almighty NZ Breakers, as well as chance to put their skills to the test in a shoot-out competition. Each school was then able to have team photos and autographs with the NBL Champions, along with taking back merchandise and prizes from the afternoon’s activities.
The event was only made possible through partnership between the SKYCITY NZ Breakers, Counties Manukau Sport Primary Sport programme funded by The John Walker “Find Your Field of Dreams” Foundation, Counties Manukau Basketball, Manukau Leisure and the Alan Brewster Rec Centre.
Thank you to everyone involved who made this exciting afternoon possible. We look forward to the next one!Rugby League shines through for Primary Schools at Bruce Pulman Park
By Lincoln Jefferson
The current weather bomb currently sweeping through New Zealand could not stop 300 plus children playing mod rugby league at Bruce Pulman Park.
The tournament organised by Dan Keepa coaching and development officer for Counties Manukau Rugby League involved four different school clusters.
The primary cluster was the Mangere and Otahuhu Sports Association (MOSA) who played off for the chance to represent their area at the ARL Champion of Champions Tournament being held at Cornwall Park on Tuesday 9 July 2013. Sutton Park and Favona won their respected grades to fly the flag for MOSA.
Papatoetoe North were the big winners for the Papatoetoe Cluster.
Final placings are listed below.
MOSA U-45kg
1.Sutton Park
2.Mangere East
3.Robertson Road
4.Fairburn
5.Favona
6.Nga Iwi
7.Otahuhu
8.Jean Batten
MOSA +45kg
1.Favona
2.Fairburn
3.Panama Road
4.Jean Batten
5.Nga Iwi
6.Sutton Park
Papatoetoe U-45kg
1.Papatoetoe North
Papatoetoe +45kg
1. Papatoetoe North
2. Holy Cross
MPSSA U-45kg
1.Finlayson Park
Franklyn U-45kg
1.Cosgrove
Franklyn +45kg
1.Cosgrove
