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BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>WELCOMEThis programme is to guide you through the tournamentand also allows you to track your team’s progress.Enjoy and best of luck!TOURNAMENT HOSTTOURNAMENT OFFICIALSBBNZ Representative Maree TaylorTechnical Commissioner Raewyn Willocks<strong>Tournament</strong> Director Dallas Ward & Chris VarcoeFloor Controllers Terry Hargadon & Denise BoydTOURNAMENT VENUEThe Trafalgar Centre &Nelson College for GirlsBASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND PROUDLY SUPPORTED BYBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 1


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Welcome from Basketball New ZealandOn behalf of Basketball New Zealand it is my pleasure to welcome everyone to the <strong>U19</strong><strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>. We are sure to see some exciting basketball and alot of young talent on display during the tournament.Have a great time on and off the court, make new friends, reconnect with others, enjoythe occasion and give it your best; you never know where the game may take you – it’s atruly global sport and its getting bigger and better here in New Zealand and around theworld every year.To all of you, players, coaches, mangers, officials, parents and other supporters, we thankyou for your participation, commitment, passion and contribution to this great game.Best wishes for a successful and enjoyable tournament.Iain PotterCHIEF EXECUTIVEwww.basketball.org.nzWelcome from Nelson Basketball AssociationKia Ora – Welcome to Nelson.The Nelson Basketball Association extends a warm welcome to all players, coaches,managers, referees, team personnel and supporters attending the <strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong><strong>Championship</strong>s.Congratulations to all teams that have qualified. We hope you will not only enjoy the highclass basketball on offer but take time to enjoy the highlights of the Nelson Tasmanregion.We will be utilising the Trafalgar Centre (2 courts) and Nelson College for Girls (1 court)for the duration of the tournament and finish with the semis and finals at Trafalgar Centrein town where the viewing and atmosphere are first class.We have ordered another 4 days of fantastic sunny weather for you to enjoy andhopefully you won’t be disappointed. Remember Market day on Saturday in Nelson.As always, we do our best to make your tournament a successful one for all, so please donot hesitate in contacting us if you need any clarification on any issue.Chris VarcoeEXECUTIVE OFFICERBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 2


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Mens Pool 1Waitakere West Prems Otago Waitakere West A4 Sitani Taurua-Wolfgramm5 Jack McMillan6 Devonte Mulitalo7 Steven Robertson8 Mark Kelly9 Raymond Penny10 Caleb Vautier11 Theo Johnson12 Benjamin Williams13 Tohi Smith-MilnerCoach Brett WadsworthAst Coach Aik HoManager Tai WilliamsMens Pool 24 Tiare Barlow5 Liam Rawstorn6 Darcy Knox7 Liam Aston8 Hamish Robertson9 Jack Ascroft10 James McDonald11 Jordan Hibbard12 Ethan Horner13 Fergus Bevin-McCrimmon14 Joseph McAuley15 Nigel GoulstoneCoach Brendon PolyblankAst Coach Greg BrockbankManager Rochelle Wilson &Jenny Rawstorn4 Jordan Baas6 Connor Etting7 Josiah Williams8 Trent Tagaloa9 Philip van den Berg10 Piripi Matthews11Timothy Rogers13 Garrick Knight14 Patrick RobertsonCoach Jahlal IbrahimAst Coach Wayne RobertsonManager Caroline UpokoNorth Harbour Waikato Canterbury Country5 Luuk Witteveen6 Jaylen Gerrand10 Denhym Brooke15 Nick Brophy25 Harrison Cutfield31 Joshua Howe35Stanley Muru4 Ugo Pierantoni41 Adam King44Pierce BryersCoach Mitch RichmondAst Coach Alex StojkovicManager Niki Talma4 Ezrym Ellis5 Samuel Smith6 Jayden Bezzant7 Connor Crowe9 Ashton McQueen10 Corey Tibble11 Brandon Watkins12 Hamish Sheridan14 Zachary Easthope20 Whetuaroha Simmons21 Delroi Heu22 Troy KururangiCoach Daniel GreenAst Coach Hemi JoyceManager Pare6 Jackson Smith7 Lauchlan Weston8 George Wilson9 Cole Wilson10 Lucas Campbell11 Riley Block12 Jason O'Connor13 Josh Stempa14 Kade Willets15 Liam ConnellyCoach Danny WilsonAst Coach Mike BlockManager Nikki BlockBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 3


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Mens Pool 4Tasman6 Jye Dey7 Justin Wehner8 Benjamin Reriti9 Angus Pahl10 Mitchell Chandler11 Laughlan Campion12 Liam Whata13 Brodie Hanna14 Berndt Heersink15 Angus RileyCoach Terry HargadonAst Coach Chris VarcoeHutt Valley7 Jackson Stubbins8 Elliot Stubbins9 Nico Buckrell11 Jamal Mikaio14 Tony Brown24 Christopher Porteous25 Kwain Kiriau30 Rohan Russo31 Paul WonCoach George Le'afaAst Coach Marcus GataraManager Dana MauriohoohoTaranaki5 Mitchell Langton6 Aaron Ransfield8 Alex Taikato9 Jordan Penn10 Louis Coetzee11 Slade Whalen12 Beauden Giddy13 Joseph Hau14 Matthew Everest15 Matt HippCoach Pete KnechtelAst Coach Carl WhalenManager Collette WhalenRotorua6 Elyus Soloman7 Liam Rehu8 Tre Mauriohooho9 Tamamoko Green10 Nikkoli Stevens-Manaia11 Daniel Lipman12 Jordan Maher13 Talor Kahu20 Campbell Tawha21 Hyrum HarrisCoach Jeff GreenAst Coach Kazlo Evans & Whaan TawhaManager Gayle TawhaManager Whaan TawhaBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 5


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Womens PoolWaikato Waitakere West North Harbour4 Chelseah Savage6 Hannah Fielding7 Amy Bottcher8 Chevahn Morris9 Pareraukura Gilmartin-Kara10 Gracie Roberts-Hare11 Kalani Purcell12 Dionne Darlington Martin13 Veshae Asaua-Wilkinson14 Christine Hippolite15 Makayla Daysh5 Isabella Lawrence6 Keretina Hakaraia7 Taylor Le'au'anae8 Idaho Purcell9 Keziah-Brittany Lewis10 Wuanyei Ah-Hing12 Penina Davidson13 Courtenay Le'Au'anae14 Faustina Tuala15 Anjelica Matapo4 Sanja Kondic5 Annabelle Jenkins6 Olivia Berry8 Gabriella Fotu23 Bronwyn Kjestrup24 Florence Hinder31 Jaycin Tini33 Deena Franklin34 Shenade Southon50 Savannah Au52 Natahila Gonzalezs21 Ysobella RolfeCoach Anthony CorbanAst Coach Leeana HerewiniManager Julia ToheririCoach Aik HoAst CoachManager Margaret HakaraiaCoach Angela Perrott-HuntAst Coach Alex StojkovicManager Jenny FotuCanterbury Porirua Otago Thames Valley4 Maja Burry5 Tessa Burry6 Kendal Hastie7 Anna Radovonich8 Polly Hill9 Ashlee Fane10 Natasha Glasson11 Lauren Kelly12 Letitia Mullaly13 Laken WairauCoach Sarah WaldronAst CoachDene RobinsonManager Gerard Mullin4 Holly Dallinger5 Janey Taylor7 Tia Nepia-Sua11 Stella Beck9 Jacinta Beckley10 Tawny Burgess12 Pene Bishop-Paenga13 Laykin Paenga14 Camese Salmon15 Kawai WiniataCoach Deslea WrathallAst CoachDenise Morgan &Pene Hippolite4 Georgia Te Au5 Katelyn Moore6 Carly McMillan7 Jeanie Pattison8 Kaylee Fraser9 Holly Landreth10 Holly Campbell11 Grace Holland12 Alyssa Heller13 Mariana Ioane14 Grace Earland15 Eileen JansenCoach Greg BrockbankAst CoachBrent CheshireManagerSuzanne Te Au5 Abigail Overdevest6 Samantha Harvey7 Jamie Hall8 Bridgette Morley9 Rebecca Herkt10 Tayla Ammunson-Stephens11 Caitlin Johnston12 Ella Smit13 Bonnie Hodgson14 Mariah McCarthy-Wilson15 Tara WayneCoach Judith LunnAst Coach Suzanne HerktManager Hariata AdamsBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 6


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>OfficialsRefereesAimee Jo Clarke WanganuiBrent O’Hagan NelsonDaniel Albert WellingtonDavid Te Au Hawkes BayElliot Duncan CanterburyJan Snowdon Hutt ValleyJoss Mataira Hawkes BayKat Manaena NelsonMark Warner SouthlandRaelene Forde CanterburyRaghav Pratap CanterburyRichard Kenny CanterburySam Dixon CanterburySam Pan WellingtonScott Harris CanterburyStephen Clark WestlandToni-Lee Smith-Hunwick CanterburyTechnical CommissionerRaewyn Willocks CanterburyEducatorsMelanie Horncastle NelsonBill Eldred WellingtonStephanie Eldred WellingtonNick Warren CanterburyBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 7


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Day 1Wednesday,24 th JulyTrafalgar Centre(Court 1)Trafalgar Centre(Court 2)Nelson College Girls(Court 1)9:00amNorth Harbour VPorirua(Womens Pool)Tasman VRotorua(Mens Pool 4)10:45amCanterbury VThames Valley(Womens Pool)Canterbury Country VNorth Harbour(Mens Pool 2)Taranaki VHutt Valley(Mens Pool 4)12:30pmOtago VWaikato(Womens Pool)Waitakere West A VWaitakere WestPremier(Mens Pool 1)2:15pmWaitakere West VPorirua(Womens Pool)Southland VHawkes Bay(Mens Pool 3)4:00pmCanterbury VNorth Harbour(Womens Pool)Hutt Valley VRotorua(Mens Pool 4)Tasman VTaranaki(Mens Pool 4)5:45pmWaikato VThames Valley(Womens Pool)Waikato VCanterbury Country(Mens Pool 2)Otago VWaitakere West A(Mens Pool 1)7:30pmOtago VWaitakere West(Womens Pool)Canterbury VSouthland(Mens Pool 3)BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 8


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Day 2Thursday,25 th JulyTrafalgar Centre(Court 1)Trafalgar Centre(Court 2)Nelson College Girls(Court 1)9:00amWaikato VCanterbury(Womens Pool)Rotorua VTaranaki(Mens Pool 4)North Harbour VWaikato(Mens Pool 2)10:45amPorirua VThames Valley(Womens Pool)Hutt Valley VTasman(Mens Pool 4)Hawkes Bay VCanterbury(Mens Pool 3)12:30pmNorth Harbour VWaitakere West(Womens Pool)Waitakere WestPremier VOtago(Mens Pool 1)2:15pmCanterbury VOtago(Womens Pool)4:00pmPorirua VWaikato(Womens Pool)1 st Pool 2 V2 nd Pool 4(Mens QF2)3 rd Pool 2 V3 rd Pool 4(Mens B5RR)5:45pmThames Valley VWaitakere West(Womens Pool)1 st Pool 4 V2 nd Pool 2(Mens QF4)3 rd Pool 1 V3 rd Pool 3(Mens B5RR)7:30pmNorth Harbour VOtago(Womens Pool)1 st Pool 1 V2 nd Pool 3(Mens QF1)1 st Pool 3 V2 nd Pool 1(Mens QF3)BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 9


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Day 3Friday,26 th JulyTrafalgar Centre(Court 1)Trafalgar Centre(Court 2)9:00amPorirua VCanterbury(Womens Pool)3rd Pool 3 V4th Pool 4(Mens B5RR)10:45amThames Valley VOtago(Womens Pool)3rd Pool 4 V3rd Pool 1(Mens B5RR)12:30pmWaikato VNorth Harbour(Womens Pool)Loser QF1 VLoser QF4(Mens 5-8 SF1)2:15pmWaitakere West VCanterbury(Womens Pool)Loser QF2 VLoser QF3(Mens 5-8 SF2)4:00pmOtago VPorirua(Womens Pool)4th Pool 4 V3rd Pool 2(Mens B5RR)5:45pmThames Valley VNorth Harbour(Womens Pool)Winner QF1 VWinner QF4(Mens SF1)7:30pmWaitakere West VWaikato(Womens Pool)Winner QF2 VWinner QF3(Mens SF2)BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 10


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Day 4Saturday,27 th JulyTrafalgar Centre(Court 1)Trafalgar Centre(Court 2)Nelson College Girls(Court 1)9:00am4 th Pool 4 V3 rd Pool 1(Mens B5RR)3 rd Pool 2 V3 rd Pool 3(Mens B5RR)6 th Pool V7 th Pool(Womens 5-7 SF)10:45am1 st Pool V4 th Pool(Womens SF 1)2 nd Pool V3 rd Pool(Womens SF 2)Loser 5-8 SF1 VLoser 5-8 SF2(Mens Playoff7 th & 8 th )12:30pmLoser SF1 VLoser SF2(Mens Playoff3 rd & 4 th )Winner 5-8 SF1 VWinner 5-8 SF2(Mens Playoff5 th & 6 th )5 th Pool VWinner 5-7 SF(Womens Playoff5 th & 6 th )2:15pmLoser SF1 VLoser SF2(Womens Playoff3rd & 4th)3 rd Pool 3 V3 rd Pool 4(Mens B5RR)3 rd Pool 1 V3 rd Pool 2(Mens B5RR)4:00pmWinner SF1 VWinner SF2(Womens GrandFinal)5:45pmWinner SF1 VWinner SF2(Mens Grand Final)7:30pmAwards CeremonyBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 11


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Men Results GridPOOL 1Waitakere WestPremsOtagoWaitakereWest ATOTALWaitakereWest PremsOtagoWaitakereWest A88 V 55 105 V 68 1 st2 2 455 V 88 58 V 45 2 nd1 2 368 V 105 45 V 58 3 rd1 1 2POOL 2NorthHarbourWaikatoCanterburyCountryTOTALNorthHarbourWaikatoCanterburyCountry74 V 83 91 V 44 2 nd1 2 383 V 74 94 V 58 1 st2 2 444 V 91 58 V 94 3 rd1 1 2Win = 2 | Loss = 1 | Default = 1 | Forfeit = 0BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 12


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Mens Results GridPOOL 3CanterburyHawkesBaySouthlandCanterburyHawkesBaySouthlandTOTAL68 V 62 88 V 53 1 st2 2 462 V 68 59 V 48 2 nd1 2 353 V 88 48 V 59 3 rd1 1 2POOL 4 Tasman Hutt Valley Taranaki Rotorua TOTALTasmanHutt ValleyTaranakiRotorua44 v 95 73 V 98 62 V 73 4 th1 1 1 395 v 44 103 V 52 70 V 64 1 st2 2 2 698 V 73 52 V 103 62 V 98 3 rd2 1 1 473 V 62 64 V 70 98 V 62 2 nd2 1 2 5Win = 2 | Loss = 1 | Default = 1 | Forfeit = 0BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 13


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Womens Results GridPOOLWaikatoWaitakereWestNorth HarbourCanterburyPoriruaOtagoThames ValleyWaikatoWaitakereWestNorth Harbour Canterbury Porirua Otago Thames Valley TOTAL64 V 54 63 V 44 74 V 37 78 V 52 92 v 38 109 V 18 1 st2 2 2 2 2 2 1254 V 64 46 V 55 85 V 56 62 v 70 79 V 45 91 V 32 4 th1 1 2 1 2 2 944 V 63 55 V 46 76 V 32 55 V 52 73 V 40 76 V 10 2 nd1 2 2 2 2 2 1137 V 74 56 V 85 32 V 76 64 V 74 56 V 50 70 V 44 5 th1 1 1 1 2 2 852 V 78 70 V 62 52 V 55 74 V 64 79 V 36 84 V 19 3 rd1 2 1 2 2 2 1038 V 92 45 V 79 40 V 73 50 V 56 36 V 79 54 V 47 6 th1 1 1 1 1 2 718 V 109 32 V 91 10 V 76 44 V 70 19 V 84 47 V 54 7 th1 1 1 1 1 1 6Win = 2 | Loss = 1 | Default = 1 | Forfeit = 0BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 14


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Mens Quarter FinalsQuarter Waitakere Prems (85) V (63) Hawkes BayFinal 1 1 st Pool 1 2 nd Pool 3Quarter Waikato (83 ) V (67) RotoruaFinal 2 1 st Pool 2 2 nd Pool 4Quarter Canterbury (67) V (63) OtagoFinal 3 1 st Pool 3 2 nd Pool 1Quarter Hutt Valley (77) V (58) North HarbourFinal 4 1 st Pool 4 2 nd Pool 2Mens Semi FinalsSemi Waitakere Prems (71) V (85) Hutt ValleyFinal 1 Winner QF1 Winner QF4Semi Waikato (79) V (58) CanterburyFinal 2 Winner QF2 Winner QF35-8 Semi Hawkes Bay (66) V (58) North HarbourFinal 1 Loser QF1 Loser QF45-8 Semi Rotorua (77) V (57) OtagoFinal 2 Loser QF2 Loser QF3BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 15


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Mens FinalGrand Hutt Valley ( ) V ( ) WaikatoFinal Winner SF1 Winner SF23 rd & 4 th Waitakere Prems (78) V (72) CanterburyPlayoff Loser SF1 Loser SF25 th & 6 th Hawkes Bay (78) V (89) RotoruaPlayoff Winner 5-8 SF1 Winner 5-8 SF27 th & 8 th North Harbour (84) V (72) OtagoPlayoff Loser 5-8 SF1 Loser 5-8 SF2Mens 9-13 Bottom 5 Round RobinBoys9-13 B5RRWaitakereWest A3 rd Pool 1CanterburyCountry3 rd Pool 2Southland3 rd Pool 3Taranaki3 rd Pool 4Tasman4 th Pool 4TOTALWaitakereWest A3 rd Pool 1CanterburyCountry3 rd Pool 2Southland3 rd Pool 3Taranaki3 rd Pool 4Tasman4 th Pool 474 V 84 84 V 100 83 V 881 1 169 V 60 95 V 107 55 V 732 1 184 V 74 60 V 69 60 V 97 74 V 762 1 1 1 5100 V 84 107 V 95 97 V 60 *98 V 73 9 th2 2 2 2 888 V 83 73 V 55 76 V 74 *73 V 98 10 th2 2 2 1 7Win = 2 | Loss = 1 | Default = 1 | Forfeit = 0BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 16


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Womens Semi FinalsSemi Waikato (61) V (72) Waitakere PremsFinal 1 1st Pool 4th PoolSemi North Harbour (85) V (76) PoriruaFinal 2 2nd Pool 3rd Pool5-7 Semi Otago (69) V (34) Thames ValleyFina1 6th Pool 7th PoolWomens FinalsGrand Waitakere West (68) V (52) North HarbourFinal Winner SF1 Winner SF23 rd & 4 th Waikato (49) V (64) PoriruaPlayoff Loser SF1 Loser SF25 th & 6 th Canterbury (77) V (55) OtagoPlayoff 5 th Pool Winner 5-7 SFBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 17


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Final Team PlacingMens TeamsWomens Teams1 st Hutt Valley 1 st Waitakere West2 nd Waikato 2 nd North Harbour3 rd Waitakere Premiers 3 rd Porirua4 th Canterbury 4 th Waikato5 th Rotorua 5 th Canterbury6 th Hawkes Bay 6 th Otago7 th North Harbour 7 th Thames Valley8 th Otago9 th Taranaki10 th Tasman11 th Canterbury Country12 th Southland13 th Waitakere West ABBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 18


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND<strong>2013</strong> <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>2012 <strong>U19</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong> <strong>Tournament</strong>Mens Final Team Placing Placing Womens Final Team PlacingWaitakere West Prems 1 st WaikatoHarbour 2 nd Waitakere WestNelson 3 rd HarbourCanterbury 4 th New PlymouthWellington 5 th BullerNew Plymouth 6 th PoriruaHutt Valley 7 th Palmerston NorthWaikato 8 th CanterburyOtago 9 th OtagoWaitakere West A10 thNorth Canterbury11 thCounties Manukau12 thMens <strong>Tournament</strong> TeamWaitakere West Prems Derone RaukawaWaikato Ethan FlintoffNelson Finn DelaneyCanterbury Jozef KnottenbeltHutt Valley Nico BuckrellHarbour Reuben Te RangiHarbour Tai WebsterWaitakere West Prems Tohi Smith-MilnerWellington Tom VodanovichWaitakere West Tim ApisaiMens Most Valuable PlayerWaitakere West Tim ApisaiMens Final OfficialsJames Campion and Raelene FordeWomens <strong>Tournament</strong> TeamsWaikato Breana JonesHarbour Deena FranklinBuller Ellie NgataiHarbour Jaycin TiniWaikato Jaylen-Rose HaweaWaitakere West Keziah-Brittany LewisNew Plymouth Monique HornbyWaitakere West Penina DavidsonWaikato Rhaiah Spooner-KnightWaitakere West Te Orramae SolomonWomens Most Valuable PlayerWaikato Jaylen-Rose HaweaWomens Final OfficialsSam Pan and Sam DixonBBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 19


BASKETBALL NEW ZEALANDDrug Free Sport New Zealand Outreach <strong>Programme</strong>DFSNZ Outreach <strong>Programme</strong>BBNZ is committed to educating its athletes and support staff and officialsabout the positive effects of being drug-free in sport and in life. Drug FreeSport NZ (DFSNZ) has developed a programme based on WADA's AthleteOutreach Model. The programme provides access to information and staffin the midst of sporting events. Athletes, support staff and others canparticipate in activities that have been designed to engage and inform aboutthe key aspects of anti-doping. Athletes can do the WADA AthleteQuiz and sign the DFSNZ AthletePledge at these events.DFSNZ attended two days of the<strong>2013</strong> U17 <strong>National</strong> <strong>Championship</strong>srunning the WADA anti-doping quiz.The quiz involves aset of 10 questionsrandomly selected by the computerwhich athletes thenanswer and win abranded product. This will give DFSNZa chance to introduce those athletes tothe concept of anti- doping educationand discuss their answers andpossible answers around suchtopics as steroids, anti-dopingrules and their athlete’s rights and responsibilities.The Outreach programme is about preventing doping through effectivevalues-based education programmes that can foster anti-doping behavioursand create a strong anti-doping culture. Participants are also given theopportunity to become a pledged athlete and join the Pure Playing FieldNation Community committing to competing clean. They are then able towear the green DFSNZ armband. Live feed updates will run via twitter onthe games and the tournament, with comments, interviews and photosthrough the United by the Pledge website www.unitedbythepledge.co.nz. Avinyl wall will be available for the athletes and support staff to sign to saythey are committed to competing clean.For more information refer to the BBNZ website link:http://www.basketball.org.nz/national-teams/clean-game-campaign/.BBNZ Vision – Growing New Zealanders, Growing the Game 20

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