Showing posts with label West Cluster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label West Cluster. Show all posts

Monday, March 16, 2015

West Cluster Swimming Results (Year 5 and 6)

Last week we had a number of Year 5 and 6 students compete at the West Cluster Swimming Sports at Greerton Pool. Congratulations to the following students who managed to get placings on the day.
  • Troy Barnett 
    • 3rd in the Year 6 boys 100 metre Freestyle
    • 3rd in the Year 6 boys 75 metre medley
  • Ben Charman-Moore
    • 3rd in the Year 5 boys 25 metre Freestyle
  • James Hollard
    • 1st in the Year 6 boys 25 metre Freestyle
    • 2nd in the Year 6 boys 50 metre Freestyle
  • Zane Davey 
    • 2nd in the Year 5 boys 25 metre Backstroke
    • 1st Year 5 boys 50 metre freestyle
  • Toby Elsom 
    • 2nd in the Year 6 boys 25 metre Backstroke
    • 3rd in the Year 6 boys 50 metre Freestyle
The Year 5 and 6 Tauriko team also did really well at the relay events on the day:
  • 2nd in the Girls Relay
  • 1st in the Boys Relay
  • 2nd in the Grand Relay
Congratulations to James Hollard and Zane Davey who have qualified and will be swimming at the Western Bay of Plenty Swimming Champs next week. Good luck!

Thursday, September 4, 2014

West Cluster Sevens





Hockey

GO TAURIKO! There was lots of cheering for the three Tauriko teams. These teams were Tauriko, Tauriko 1 and Tauriko 2. Tauriko was the year 5 team, Tauriko 1 was the year 6 team and Tauriko 2 was the year 5 and 6 team. Boom Clack SCORE and the crowd goes wild. It was a very fun day everybody had a blast. We sadly had 3 injuries one was Wiki where she got whacked in the face with a hockey stick and ball, another one is where Darragh got hit on his temple with a hockey stick and the last one was where Ally’s sore ankle rolled and it really hurt her. Oropi won out of the year 6's and Greenpark won out of the year 5's but Tauriko year 5 team came 2nd!

By Gemma and Wiki.


Netball


For 7’s Netball we were split into 2 teams of 9 people, Tauriko 1 and Tauriko 2. For the 1st game we played against our own school as we had two teams, Tauriko 1 won. It was a hot, sunny day and some people poured water all over themselves. We played Merivale, Pyes Pa, Gate Pa, Greerton and Oropi. Pyes Pa and Merivale tied first. We all think it was a good tournament all together, although we didn’t win, it was still fun. 


By Hailey, Rachel and Caitlyn

Rugby

On the 3rd of September 2014 we had West Cluster Sevens rugby. We played at Greerton Marist Rugby Club. After a fail attempt to mould Riley’s mouth guard we played our first game against Pyes Pa. They played dirty and shirt grabbed us. Unfortunately we lost 19-12. Soon we played Gate Pa, which was a pretty good team. We lost 48-31. Next was Greerton Village. We lost 60-12. Next we played Greenpark. We lost 42-7. We lost all of our games but we still had fun.


By Sam, Riley, James and Jerry


Soccer
On the 3rd of September 2014 the 7s soccer team organised themselves into cars and departed for Morland Fox Park, where the sun was baking. We arrived and had a briefing. The referees were from Tauranga Intermediate and they went over the rules. The opposing schools where Greerton Village, Greenpark, Gate Pa and Pyes Pa. All three Tauriko teams were first up first. Mrs van Dijk was cheering everyone on. In the end it was was a good fun day with only the year six team getting a place. They got second by only one goal in goal differential. Everyone would like to do it again. Go Tauriko!


By Troy, Lilly and Joshua


Friday, March 14, 2014

Competitive Swimming Sports Results

Please find attached the competitive swimming sports results and relay results. Many of our year 5 and 6 swimmers will be competing at the West Cluster Swimming Sports in a few weeks.


Wednesday, December 4, 2013

WBOP Athletics Champs

Hi i’m Ellie and I’m Emma, we represented Tauriko School at the  Western Bay Of Plenty athletics on Wednesday the 4th of December. We had 10 students from Tauriko School represent the West Cluster.
We mostly competed in the running events but we had one person compete in the high jump and came away with third place. Well done Emma! We had heaps of fun and gave it our best shot. We would like to say a big thank you to Miss O’Reilly, Steph Aulding and Mr Loveland who were our supporters on the day.


Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Whole School Athletics


On Tuesday 19th November (Week 6) we will be holding our Whole School Athletics Day at Tauriko School. The Year 3 – 8 students will be competing from 9am in a range of athletics skills. The year 1 and 2 students will partake in a fun morning of run, jump and throw activities from 9 – 10.20 using the PAC and sounding grass areas of the playground. The whole school will then join together in the afternoon for sprint finals and relays. From our school event we will be choosing our top athletes from Year 5 and 6 in each event to compete at the West Cluster Athletics Day on Thursday 28th of November (Week 7). Hope to see you all there!

Thursday, September 12, 2013

West Cluster Sevens (Year 5 and 6)











Netball
On  Tuesday the 10th of September I jumped out of bed, put my uniform on, then my sneakers and  hopped out of the house and into the car excitedly!

When we arrived at school I ran into the classroom to meet my team and Coach, Miss O’Reilly.
Miss O’Reilly called the roll and told us all whose car we were travelling in. ‘Paige, Taila, Ellie and Holly  are going with Paiges’ Mum, Stephanie to the Netball Courts’ she said. So we nervously  got in the car and drove to the Courts. When we got to the courts we put our bibs on and got in our positions, I played wing attack, wing attack is when you get the ball and feed it down to the goal attack and goal shoot.

First up we were playing Gate Pa school, then the whistle blew. I was feeling a bit sick but excited. The centre threw the ball to me and I passed it to another player then the whistle blew and my team got a goal. Then the whistle went again and it was the end of the game, so we said “good game” to the other team and huddled up in a circle and said “wahoo, we won our first game”. So we had some morning tea and a big drink of water, my team was a little bit tired.

We got ready for our next game then we did some passes and a game called piggie in the middle. Then it was our second game, I was off. We tied with the other team. Straight after that, we played  another game and we won.

It was now lunchtime, I had yummy Subway. After lunch  it was our last game so my team got together and sorted out what positions we will be, they put me as wing defence because there was a fast little player in wing attack, wing defence is when you defend wing attack  and stop them from getting the ball. ‘Fweeeeeet’ the whistle blew, my team started off to a good start then the whistle went again and Tauriko school WON! At that moment I was so excited.

Also the person who was running the Netball games said that Tauriko A team came first. Miss O'Reilly (my coach) was really excited because she likes coming first.
Our team received a cool certificate!

I had a great time at 7’s Netball and I’m looking forward to next year!

By Paige            



Soccer
Pass, kick and score. On Tuesday the 10th of September the senior school went to the West Cluster Sevens tournament.  There was a range of different sports to choose from but I choose soccer. As the car stopped at Moreland Fox Park I jumped out , I was so excited, I slapped some sunscreen on my face on the bright sunny day. It was 9.54am the horn had gone for the game to start, Tauriko A against Tauriko B. It was a very close game but Tauriko A got the most goals in the net. I remember sitting on the side of the pitch yelling go Tauriko!! All and all it was a great day and Tauriko A ended up being placed second in the Year 6 grade.  We all had fun !!! By Lisa











Basketball (QE11)
Our first game was on court  2 against Pyes Pa. We had a slow start and it took us awhile to warm up but after the 1st 5 minutes we were away and the end score was 6/4 to us. Next we played Merrivale and we won again 4/2. The next team we competed against was Greerton Village. This was a hard game but in the end the score was 10/6 to us.

We had to wait for 40 minutes which felt like a long time. With 16 points on the table we were in the lead but Greenpark was close behind us with 14 points. We had to win the next 3 games to win the competition.

Next we played against Oropi. The final score was 12/0 to us and when we played Gate Pa we had another win. Our final game against Greenpark we had to win against them. It was a close game. Greenpark got a goal but we got a goal quickly after. BUT THEN our defence dropped the ball and we stopped getting goals in. Greenpark came out by winning 6/2. 3rd went to Greerton, 2nd went to Tauriko and I bet you have already guessed who got first.

When we got back to school Tracy our coach bought us all ice creams. We had a great day. Thank you to all the helpers that made this day happen for us and a big well done to the team; Brenden, Lachie, Lucy, Campbell, Josh, Olivia, Mitch, Sean, Reife, Ben and Arohaina.

By Lucy J











Rugby
Nine year 5 and 6 boys represented Tauriko at the West Cluster rugby Seven's  tournament.
We played four games and we won two against Greerton Village and lost two to Greenpark the scores against Greerton Village  was 19-21 and then 7-54.
Our coach was Gavin Dyer.  Highlights of the day were beating Greerton Village and being able to spend the whole day playing sport.
Not so good parts of the day were getting punched in the face by another player.
In summary it was an awesome day, enjoyed by all.
By Mitch

Sunday, June 23, 2013

West Cluster Cross-Country


Last week we had 34 Year 4 - 6 students compete in the West Cluster Cross-country at Waipuna Park. It was a cold morning but the sun was shining and we gave it our best shot. There was a field of tough competition but we achieved some outstanding results. Our Tauriko team came second overall behind Greenpark, who only bet us by two points. I was so proud of all our runners and to see all the hard training had paid off. Well done everyone.

Year 4 Girls:
3rd Casey Rendell

Year 4 Boys:
5th Sam Dyer

Year 5 Girls:
2nd Lisa Evans
3rd Libby Coster
8th Paige Aulding

Year 5 Boys:
2nd Sean Galdeman

Year 6 Girls: 
2nd Ellie Richardson
3rd Holly Bogers
8th Lucy Jensen
9th Madeline Magos
10th Sarsha Pederson-Burbery

I would like to wish the following people the best of luck for the upcoming WBOP cross-country on Wednesday 3rd July. They will be representing the West Cluster in this event at Waipuna Park.

Casey Rendell, Sam Dyer, Lisa Evans, Libby Coster, Sean Galdeman, Ellie Richardson and Holly Bogers

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

TAURIKO SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY 2013



"On your marks get set go!" Tauriko School's cross country for 2013 was under way!

Maddie and Jack took a strong lead in the Year 1s race.  Then the second race was up and going before you could say 'Tauriko racers'.  The races continued throughout the morning, the kids looking like leopards racing across Waipuna Park.  Everyone tried hard and raced well.

Here are some people's comments on the day:
Cumorah, year 5 said, "I was so nervous at the end I felt like I was dying."
Meila, year 5 said, "I was nervous at the start but I was happy at the end because I finished".
Max, year 6 said, "I wanted to come in the top twenty and I did"

Here are the results for the day:
The year 1's were like prancing baby lambs.
Girls
1st: Madison Bourke
2nd: Zoe Davy
3rd: Acacia Smith
Boys
1st: Jack Bishop
2nd: Luke Cumming
3rd: AJ Galvin

The years 2's were as fast as cheetahs.
Girls
1st: Georgia Barnett
2nd: Laura James
3rd: Imogen Aulding
Boys
1st: Taylor Groves
2nd: Tom Dyer
3rd: Darcy Gilbert

The year 3's zoomed around the track like racing cars.
Girls
1st: Peta Eilliot
2nd: Kayla Adlington
3rd: Emma Neutroski
Boys
1st: Benjamin Charman-Moore
2nd: Jack Fitzpatrick
3rd: Kyle Mills

The year year 4's and up go through to West Cluster to represent our school.  The top 6 runners in each category will race again at Waipuna Park in week 7.
Year 4
Girls
1st: Casey Rendall
2nd: Jenny Mackinnon
3rd: Sarah Fitzpatrick
Boys
1st: Sam Dyer
2nd: Troy Barnett
3rd: Ethan Finn

Year 5
Girls
1st: Lisa Evans
2nd: Paige Aulding
3rd: Libby Coster
Boys
1st: Sean Galdeman
2nd: Josh Manners
3rd: Luke McLelland

Year 6
Girls
1st: Ellie Richardson
2nd: Holly Bodgers
3rd: Lucy Jensen
Boys
1st: Jacob Van Oosterhout
2nd: Lewis Groos
3rd: Riefe Loveland

Year 7 and 8
Girls
1st: Ashlee Toma
2nd: Charlotte Mackinnon
3rd: Leah Mackinnon
Boys
1st: Toby Hayward

Well done to everyone that competed and good luck to the students that are going throught to the  West Cluster.

We would also like to thank all the teachers and parents that helped out on the day, especially the organisers Mrs Rose, Mrs van Dijk and Miss O’Reilly.

By Lucy and Tess
Photos and more results to follow soon

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

West Cluster Swimming Sports


Last week we had 23 students represent Tauriko School at the West Cluster swimming sports. There was some extremely tough competition but our swimmers did us proud. We have six students who have been selected to represent the West Cluster at the WBOP swimming sports next week. We wish them the best of luck. Check out our fabulous results below;

Relay Teams
2nd for the Girls relay team (Libby Coster, Paige Aulding, Hannah Rose and Holly Bodgers)
2nd for our Grand relay team (Lisa Evans, Mitchell Howe, Talia Moore and Jacob van Oosterhout)

Year 6
Hannah Rose
3rd 100m freestyle
2nd 25m freestyle
2nd 50m freestyle

Emma Kennedy 
3rd 25m backstroke
1st 50m freestyle

Jessica James 
3rd 25m butterfly

Talia Moore 
3rd 25m freestyle

Tess Esterman 
2nd 25m breaststroke
2nd 50m breaststroke

Year 5
Lisa Evans 
1st 25m butterfly
2nd 25m backstroke
3rd 25m breaststroke
1st 50m freestyle

Libby Coster 
2nd 25m breaststroke
2nd 50m freestyle

Alana Yorke 
3rd 50m breaststroke

West Cluster Swimming Sports



West Cluster Swimming Sports


On Wednesday the 27th of March, Rooms 11, 12 and 13 students who qualified at the School Swimming Sports went to the West Cluster Swimming Champs at Greerton Pools.
We raced against students from Pyes Pa, Oropi, Merivale, Greenpark and Greerton Village schools.

We supported our peers while they were in the water, shouting our chant "Go Tauriko lets go". 
Tauriko School came second in the grand relay. 
We found it tough and fun when Tauranga Intermediate raced us in the relay, they started half a length behind us to make it fairer but they still got first.

By the end of the day everyone was exhausted, but we had all tried our hardest. We are still waiting to be told the results to see if any students from Tauriko School are going into the next level of the Swimming Sports for the

We thank all the parents that took their time to help us with transport, time keeping and support. 
By Tess