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Volume 2February 28

2013

Dear Students, Parents and Caregivers

A very busy sporting start to the Term has seen the participation of our students sky rocket to 680 across all our codes. The brilliant spell of weather has enabled coaches and players across the school to embrace trainings with a real vigour and zest. Judging by participation figures and representation in our top teams it is very evident we have a strong sporting prowess amongst our Year 7 cohort. It is a spectacular sight to see our field awash with the colours of our ten different houses each day.

Congratulations to our NZ Cup 1st X1 squad for a resounding victory in the first of their regional inter-school clashes. We wish them every success in their future matches. Outside of school there have been a large number of achievements from our students especially in swimming and surf lifesaving and these can be read in more detail on pages 12-13.

On the inter-house front “Cricket Max” has proved to be a very popular initiative. While still in the round-robin phase strong performances from Totara and Miro have them firmly ranked as favourites and we wish all Syndicates the very best of luck in their pursuit of the “Holy Grail” and the ultimate bragging right of being crowned Spirit Trophy champions for 2013.

Finally the first of our school sporting events (swimming sports) takes place at the Greerton Aquatic Centre, we look forward to many records being broken and encourage as many parents to attend and spectate at what is always a great start to the schools sporting calendar of events.

Good luck to Brett Hampton who travels to Invercargill this week as part of the Northern Districts one day squad to play Otago.

Blake CarlinHead of Sport

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Boys NZ Cup Cricket Squad 2013

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NZ CUP BOYS CRICKET

HOCKEY

2013 Hockey Trials commenced this week for girls and will continue next Monday and Wednesday 4th & 6th March 3.00pm - 4.30pm on our Turf - Teacher in Charge Mrs Flynn Rm 27.Boys Hockey trials are Monday/Wednesday 11/13th March and 18/20th March 3.00pm - 4.30pm on our turf - Teacher in Charge Mr Plummer Rm 36

We have been advised by Tauranga Hockey Association that their fees have increased by 22% this year and unfortunately we have to pass this cost on. School fees will be confirmed shortly.

We had our first NZ Cup Cricket game here at school this Wednesday against Bethlehem College. I think most of our team were feeling pretty nervous as this was their first NZ Cup match. Before the game we went through our drills and had a net session.

We won the toss and decided to bat first which turned out to be the right decision. Marcel Collett Rm 19 opened the batting and had a blast out in the middle proving unstoppable finishing with a magnificent total of 115 not out. Taylor Bettelheim Rm 17 contributed with 23 runs bringing up a team total of 177/3 off 20 overs. Bethlehem bowled a lot of wides giving us an extra 20 runs.

After lunch Rhys Mischewski Rm 19 and Finn Sears Rm 13 opened with bowling with good success. After the first 6 overs Bethlehem were 23/2. Bethlehem kept their wickets intact during the middle of the match but they fell short in the end with only making 97/9 in the 20 overs. Rhys and Alex Smith Rm 37 were the most economical bowlers on the day.

We played really well but still have a lot of work to do in bowling and fielding. It it really good to have that first win under our belts.

Finn Sears Rm 13 Captain Marcel Collett Rm 19

Marcel Collett Rm 19 in

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TERM 1 SUMMER SPORTSWATERPOLO – We have 4 teams representing our school in term 1 – Games are played at the BOP Polytechnic. The draw has been copied and given to all players and is also on our Sports Office Noticeboard and at http://www.taurangawaterpolo.co.nz . Thank you to our parent managers and coaches.

CRICKET – We have 7 teams in the Saturday morning competition. A big thank you to Mr Jeftha and Mr Mossop for organising these teams. Your draw is available online on the BOP Cricket website www.bopcricket.co.nz Thank you to our parent managers, umpires and scorers.

VOLLEYBALL – 26 Kiwi Volley teams play at school on a Thursday and 9 Super League teams are entered in the Tuesday/Friday night competition. A copy of the draw has been given out to each players and a copy is on the Sports Office noticeboard and can be obtained from the website www.volleyballbop.co.nz

Along with these teams in regular weekly sport we’ve also had 40 students sign up for golf coaching, 40 for afterschool gymnastics, 80 for Trampoline Coaching, 50 for TaeKwon Do, 102 for Squash Coaching, 54 for Tennis Coaching and 26 for Surfing. A fabulous effort in getting yourselves involved - Well Done Everyone!

Calling all Coaches .....If you are interested in coaching a particular sport we would love to hear from you. As you are aware, we rely heavily upon community support and we would cherish having yours. Just contact me at school. Our winter sports codes will be starting to get organised soon..... Netball, Hockey and Basketball. Coaches and Managers will be needed to please come forward if you have skills in this area and if you haven’t and are still keen to help we can provide support for you!

To ensure the safety of all of our students it is school policy that all coaches complete a police vetting form. This will be given to coaches prior to the sporting season beginning.

Please email Karen at karenh@tauranga-int.school.nz

If you would like to receive a copy of this newsletter electronically via email please contact Sabrina Jackson at sabrinaj@tauranga-int.school.nz to be included on a mailing list.

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TERM 1 CALENDAR

TIS SCHOOL SWIMMING SPORTS - TUESDAY 5 MARCHGREERTON AQUATIC CENTRE 9.00am - 2.45pm

A warm invitation to all Parents, Grandparents and Caregivers to come along and support our students at the

Greerton Aquatic Centre9.15am - 2.30pm

All welcome however please note that TCAL have advised a 50 cent spectator fee will apply.

TIS Swimming Sports ! ! ! Tuesday 5 March! ! Greerton Aquatic CentreBOP Intermediate Golf Champs!! Tuesday 12 March!! KatikatiPB/BOP Surfing! ! ! ! Friday 15 March! ! Mount MaunganuiWBOP Have a go Golf Day! ! Monday 18 March!! Te PukeWBOP Surfing! ! ! ! Thursday 21 March! Mount MaunganuiPB/BOP Swimming!! ! ! Friday 22 March! ! RotoruaTIS Tennis Champs! ! ! Tuesday 26 March!! TIS TurfPB/BOP Touch Rugby! ! ! Thursday 4 April! ! RotoruaPB/BOP Open Water Swim! ! Friday 5 April! ! Rotorua Sport BOP Future Champions! ! Friday 5 April! ! Mount MaunganuiTIS Badminton Champs! ! ! Weds/Thurs 10/11 Ap! School GymTIS Squash Champs ! ! ! Weds/Thurs 5/6 April! School Squash Court

Tauranga Synchronised Swimming Club is on the lookout for new swimmers to join their team. If you are a good swimmer, and enjoy music, dance or gymnastics – this could be the sport for you. Trainings are on Saturday mornings at Baywave, from 9 to 10.30am for new swimmers. New swimmers that join this term will have the opportunity to swim in a team at the North Island competition which will be held here in Tauranga in July, and at the Nationals in Auckland in October. Their coach, Julieta Diaz, is a very experienced Argentinean synchronised swimming coach – so you will be coached by the best! Several of Tauranga Intermediate’s former students have become National Champions since she joined the club. If you’re interested, please call Angela Thomas on 552-5416 or 027-259-1150, or email her on john_thomas@xtra.co.nz to to arrange for a free trial lesson.

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Parkour /Free Running

(Parkour is a method of physical training that develops oneʼs ability to overcome obstacles (both physical and mental). It involves movement that will help if one is in a reach or escape emergency situation. Underpinning this is a philosophy of altruism and useful strength, longevity, self-improvement and self-understanding.

The skills of Parkour do not only apply to an urban environment, they can be utilized anywhere, in a forest, desert, mountains etc. It is not just the way you move that makes you a practitioner of Parkour, but the movement combined with the philosophy that defines it as Parkour. Parkour and Free Running are not the same thing.)

Parkour classes are once again available at Tauranga Intermediate. Classes are every Wednesday lunchtime in the Ivan Aitken hall during term 1. The Parkour class will also run in term 4.

There is no cost and no equipment needed.

Unfortunately due to the popularity of the classes some students will miss out this term. Those students will be allowed to try out for the class again in term 4.

Matua Atirau.

SPORT BOP FUTURE CHAMPIONSFRIDAY 5 APRIL

The Future Champions programme will give young talented individuals the opportunity to see what is possible for them in their sporting future. It will deliver key messages, quality coaching and values that should be encompassed by any budding champion.

This programme is for Elite athletes and is on Friday 5 April. Students apply to Sport BOP via our school sports office and 20 applicants per sporting code are selected across the WBOP. As a school we usually have around 35 students accepted.

The Sporting Codes are: Athletics Basketball Cricket Football Hockey NetballRugby Rugby League Squash Tennis Volleyball Waterpolo

Some students may already have received application forms via their classroom. If your child requires an application form they are available from the Sports Office and must be returned to the Sports Office by Tuesday 12th March.

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PLAYER PROFILEName: Lachlan HaycockRoom: 41 Rimu House Age: 12 yearsSports played at school/team level:Athletics - Greerton Athletics Club, 2012 Y7 Boy ChampCycling - 2012 1st North Island Team Time TrialMultisport - NZCT AIMS GAMES 2012 2nd Y7 BoyCross Country - TIS Y7 Boy 2012 2ndVolleyball - Super League TeamBeach Challenge - PB/BOP Beach Challenge Team 2012Mountain Biking - PB/BOP Winning Team 2012Touch Rugby - PB/BOP Y7 Team 2012 - winnersRugby - Greerton MaristSports played at representative level:Cross Country - PB/BOP winning team, 3rd Y7 Boy 2012. AIMS GAMES 2012 - 1st Y7 Boys Team and Winner of School RelayAthletics - North Island Colgate Games Ingelwood 2013 - 12yr boys 2nd 80m Hurdles, 7th 100m, 8th 200m 9th Long Jump. Was a member of the Trans-Tasman Athletics Challenge in 2012 - 3rd in 400 m and 3rd in 4 x 100m Relay. Have been selected for the Waikato/BOP Inter-Provincial team and we will travel to Timaru at Easter to compete.Rugby - 2012 Ellis Shield Team - winnersWhat is your playing/training schedule like?I go to Monday nights Athletics, Tues - Thurs nights I train for Athletics, play Friday night volleyball.What do you usually eat for breakfast and what is your favourite food?I have cereals - weetbix, cornflakes and rice bubbles. My favourite dinner is macaroni cheese.Interests/Hobbies and favourite TV Show:I like running around with our dogs - Kobe and Belski. My favourite TV show is Good Luck Charlie - on Disney Channel.Most memorable moment in sport:Probably getting the Y7 Sports Boy Award at School last year and standing up on the podium at Colgate Games.Person you admire the most:In rugby I admire Aaron Cruden and Richard Kahui because they are really good players and work together really well.How did you get involved in Sport?I tried gymnastics when I was little but said to Mum it didn’t have enough running in it so she took me down to the Athletics at Greerton.What influence has your family had on you in sport?Quite a lot because my Mum always takes me to the events and cheers me on and Mum and Dad are always very positive.What has sport taught you?To be a good leader and to work with others.What is your future goal in sport? In athletics to go to the Olympics and I would also like to stay involved in cycling.

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COACH PROFILEName: Blake CarlinSport/Team Name: Tai Mitchell Rugby 2005 2013TIS Premier Blue CricketOccupation: Teacher Rm 1What got you started in Coaching:3 successive concussions, a broken rib and a ruptured ankle (last season of playing senior rugby) Sporting Background:Anything involving a ball from a young age and my Dad encouraged me to give everything a go.

Personal Successes:Beating Gareth Scholes in the 2007 ‘Tough Guy Challenge’ in Rotorua.

Best Memory as a Coach:Too many to list - Winning the Tai Mitchell Trophy 2009 8 - 7 in Te Kaha. A well deserved victory. Then having our winners’ medals presented by V.C. Winner Willie Apiata. Watching Marcel hit a 6 over mid wicket last week.

Goals in Coaching:Foster success and personal achievement through dedication, support, fun and enjoyment.

Person you admire the Most:Kelly Slater - 11 x World Champ

Best piece of life advice:Pain is simply fear leaving the body (Naval Physical Training Instructor)It’s the top two inches that win the game. (My 12th grade rugby coach after a brain explosion)

Interests/Hobbies:Surfing, being a Dad, reading

Favourite Food:A hearty serving of Tangaroa’s finest mussels in a healthy coconut cream broth and some french bread to mop up the excess.

Favourite Music:Ben Merito

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2013 Tauranga Boys College 1st XIHoliday Football Program

Fundraising for National Tournament costs

Monday 22nd April -Thursday 25th April

(1st week of School Holidays)

Awesome value!Prizes and competitions.Ages 7 – 14. 9am – 3pm.

Southey Field, Devonport Road(Gym available if wet)

$20 per day or $60 for four days($60 price applies to pre-registered players only, paid in

full by Friday 19th April)

Contact: Scott FurnessTeacher in Charge of Football

Tauranga Boys’ CollegePh: 578 4029, ext 226

s.furness@tbc.school.nz

Registration Form

Parent’s Name: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Contact Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Child’s Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Child’s Age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Medical Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Signed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Internet Payment: 03-0445-0296510-00Reference: Football Clinic – Child’s NameCheque Payment: Tauranga Boys’ CollegeAddress: 664 Cameron Road, Attention: S. Furness.

"People don't play sport for fun but because they can't imagine their lives without it"

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All sporting opportunities are published in the daily notices. It is vital that your students collect notices from the Sports Office if they are interested in participating.

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Greerton Marist Rugby 2013 Weigh In

The club welcomes back all current players and encourages anyone new that wants to be a World Cup Winning All Black one day to come down and join the fun at Greerton Marist Rugby Club.

• 2013 Weigh In’s will be held over 2 days. These are……

1. March 6th (Wednesday) Starting at 6.00pm at our clubrooms2. March 17th (Sunday) Starting at 10.00am also at our clubrooms

Each session will run for approximately 2 hours so get in early. Please bring with you, your child’s birth cert or passport and a recent “passport style” photo of your child but only if they are to play in the under 10 grade and above (that’s 9 years old as at the first of January 2011)

Subs for the season will need to paid on either of the above dates these are…….

• $45 per player (for the season)• $70 for 2 players in the same family• An additional $25 per player for 3 or more

So come and see us soon at our club rooms the address is:

• Oropi Road, Greerton (down the bottom of the hill)

Any queries or concerns should be directed to the clubs coordinator “Andrew Rout” via email only at Andrew.Rout@TauraURC.com.

Welcome Bay Junior Rugby Clubunder 6s to under 13s 2013 JUNIOR WEIGH IN:

Tuesday 12th and Thursday14th of March4:30 - 6pm at the Waipuna Park Club Rooms

Sub $30 first child and $15 for each extra child $15 for club sox if in boots grade

If you are new to the club please BRING a copy of child's birth certificate

Children will get free mouthguard Cash and cheques accepted (NO eftpos available)

Any queries please contact Paul - 544 0490

For all people interested in supporting the club there is a meeting on 7th March at 7pm at Waipuna club rooms

COACHES AND HELPERS NEEDED COME AND SUPPORT WELCOME BAY JUNIOR RUGBY CLUB

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Mount Maunganui Sport Fishing Club Inc.Mount Maunganui Sport Fishing Club Inc.

Small Fry/Junior Tournament& The BOP Inter-School Championships

Saturday 23rd March 2013

Small Fry/Junior Tournament& The BOP Inter-School Championships

Saturday 23rd March 2013All fish must be caught in accordance with MMSFC, NZBGFC & MOF fishing rules.All fish must be caught in accordance with MMSFC, NZBGFC & MOF fishing rules.

Briefing Friday 22nd March 7pm – compulsory Fishing Area Chart 54, All Rotorua LakesSpecies Trout

GurnardSnapperKahawaiAny and all other species

Minimum Weights As per MAF legal size limits.Maximum of 3 fish per species per person to be presented for weigh in.

Fishing Times Saturday 6am until final weigh in time. Weigh In Saturday 23rd March - 3.30pm – 5pm

Catch cards are compulsory and must be in weighmasters hands by Saturday 5pm.Prizegiving Saturday 23rd March 6.30pmPrizes for Small Fry section – 1st and 2nd in all species, Average weight, Mystery weight

Junior section – 1st and 2nd in all species, Average weight, Mystery weightEntry Fee Small fry (10 years and under) and Junior (11 to 16 years) members $5 per angler

Non member where parents/grandparents are members – $5 extra per anglerImportant Note The skipper of the boat is always responsible for ensuring the area, weather and sea conditions

are satisfactory for safe use for the craft they are using.Enquiries Shirl Baker 027 656 8852 Dennis Gore 0274 576 539

Mount Maunganui Sport Fishing Club Inc. SMALL FRY & JUNIORS23rd March 2013

Angler’s NameAngler’s NameAngler’s Name Membership Number

School SMALLFRY10 & underEntry Fee

$5

SMALLFRY10 & underEntry Fee

$5

JUNIOR11 to 16 yrs

Entry Fee$5

Non member

$5 extra

TotalPaid

123456

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BOP Inter-School ChampionshipPoints will be calculated on the 20 heaviest of each Trout, Gurnard, Snapper, and Kahawai

e.g. First = 20 points Second = 19 points Third = 18 points etc. etc.

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Tauranga Sports Junior Rugby Club (Inc)

Junior Rugby Registration

Monday 18th March 20136.00pm to 7.30pm

Sunday 24th March 20133.30pm to 5.00pm

All Children Welcome

Under 6's (5yrs old) to Under 13's (12 years old)Ages are as at 1st of January 2013, 12 year olds must present for Club

Note; EFT POS will be available & the preferred payment method

Tauranga Sports Club Rooms

at the Tauranga Domain

on Cameron Road

Club contact details at www.sportsground.co.nz/tgasportsjuniorrugby – Registration forms available on this website for NEW players.

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OUT OF SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTSWe had two students compete in the Junior National Swimming Champs held in Auckland recently with great success. Marijke Hattingh Rm 29 won the silver medal in 11yr girls 50m freestyle. She also placed 2nd in the Regional North Island 50m freestyle and 3rd in 100m freestyle. Benji Rowe Rm 27 got the following Regional NI placings for 12y boys, 1st 200m butterfly, 2nd 400m freestyle and 400m Individual Medley.

Kalais Going Rm 2 won U14 Girls Singles at the Pak n Save Whakatane Junior Tennis Tournament. Her WBOP U12 Rep Team won the MasterCarvers Trophy this last weekend beating teams from BOP, Thames Valley, Waikato and Hawkes Bay.

A number of students have been selected for the Tauranga City Rep Basketball teams after trials - Zahle Bannister Rm 35 U13 Girls, Devon Bannister Rm 2 and Felila Simanu Rm 42 U15 Girls, William Clement Rm 31, Harrison Baldwin Rm 30, Tyzak Rhind Rm 40, Caleb Wingrove-Moore Rm 35 U13 Boys Oliver Rogers Rm 32 U15 Boys.

Well done to Liam McFarlane Rm 2 who had sporting success over the holidays in golf - he won his age division under 13 Nett winner in the Steve Williams New Zealand Mixed age group Classic in Tarankai. In the New Zealand North Island under 19 Liam came third in the under 13 division. Liam won his match against the President of the Eagles Mr Ross Daiziell. - BOP Juniors vs Eagles and placed 3rd overall in the mens division lost by two shots in the Waipa Classic.

Liam is currently a member of Tauranga Golf Club Top of The Harbour Team 2013 he has played two rounds to date and they have an impressive lead on the rest of the teams of 39 points. Top

of the Harbour is under 19 years teams from every golf course in the Bay of Plenty area. Liam has shot two great rounds and is showing steady outstanding golf.

Maddy Wilson Rm 8 has been training with the Canoe Slalom BOP team for white water slalom kayaking as an under 14yr paddler. Maddy will be entering in the Bay of Plenty championships at Kawerau (Tarawera river) on the 2nd of March and North island championships, also at Kawarau on the 16th of March.

She has qualified under Canoe Slalom BOP to represent Tauranga Intermediate school in the NZ secondary schools competition on March 25th-28th at Kawerau. She has been included with the Tauranga Girls Collage team, but will be representing T.I.S. We wish her all the best.

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Head of SportBlake Carlin: Email: blakec@tauranga-int.school.nz

Phone: 578-4401Sports Coordinator

Karen Hampton: Email: karenh@tauranga-int.school.nzPhone: 578-4401 Extn:114

HAIR AND BEAUTY ON TANNERALL SALON SERVICES AVAILABLE

1 Tanner StreetNext to Tauranga IntermediatePh 577 1571

Use Tauranga Intermediate as your booking reference for your school to receive a donation.

Well done to Taylor Bettelheim Rm 17 who represented WBOP at Wanganui Cricket Festival in January.

Oceans 13 - Surf Life Saving NationalsCongratulations to all of our students who competed for their individual clubs at the Ocean's 13. There were some outstanding results from our students in what is an extremely tough competition. Many of our students made semi-finals and finals over the four day competition. Outstanding Results as below:Liam Moffatt Rm 28Gold U12 Board RelaySilver U12 Tube RescueSilver U12 Diamond Race (Run, Swim, Board)Silver U12 Surf Race

Hoani Lawrence Rm 42 - finalist in run, swim, run and Diamond RaceJoy Zhang-Mitchell Rm 29 finalist Diamond, Board, Surf run, swim, run

Meila Eades Rm 30 6th Sprint U12, 3rd Grand Cameron, 4th Board RelayBenji Rowe Rm 27 U13 6th Run, swim, run 6th Surf race Rachel Weston Rm 30 U12 8th SprintRiley Kirk Rm 36 U13 Semi BoardSophia Lawrence Rm 30 7th CameronCaitlin Burns Rm 19 - Semi Run, swim, run and Diamond

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Hoani Lawrence

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