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Girls' Rugby The 2016 Stormers Rugby Team had a great season of developing local and new Mangere talent. This year we had many up-andcoming new players and a few experienced players. We had a roller coaster season with big wins against McAuley High School, Kelston Girls and narrow losses to Waitakere College, Epsom Girls, and we had our first defeat against Edgewater, who managed to beat us by 2 points. The season was helped by the experience of Matapo Nipu and Lose Mafi, who tried their very best to keep the team composed under pressure as well as sharing their knowledge and experience from the game. The new girls who were playing rugby for the first time were very exciting to watch. Up-andcoming talented rugby girls like Deborah Vaitupu, Jasine Leo’o and Anerosa Tulilo led the team through training and game plays. This year we were excited to hear Lose Mafi had been selected in the Auckland Women’s Storm Team, having the experience playing club rugby at Auckland Marist Women’s Premiers. Lose played alongside Black Ferns' Captain Fiao’o Faamausili. Lose was mentioned in College Sport and has also been a recipient of the Young Athletes' Award across New Zealand Schools. I have had the privilege to work with Lose as a coach since she started rugby in Year 9 at Mangere College. She has worked hard in her rugby playing magnificently throughout her school years. Lose is very knowledgeable about the game, and her presence among our girls is a big boost. Thank you Lose, for your commitment to rugby at Mangere College. No doubt bigger things will come if you keep working hard. Remember talent is not there just to have; you have to work twice as hard to get that talent further. Sadly, this is my last report and last time coaching Mangere College Girls ‘The Mighty Stormers Team’. I have really enjoyed my 9 years as a coach and what a privilege and honour it is to coach. From the first year in 2008 seeing Girls’ Rugby start its humble beginnings then seeing young girls become young women and positive role models and leaders has been inspiring. Rugby is more than just a sport. It’s a game where you create friends, skills, attitude and commitment, which are useful tools in the classroom. Thank you to all the Stormers ex and current players I have coached and journeyed with along the way. I am sure that without your support and loyalty I would not have been where I am now. Thank you to my good friend, Piri Tamihana, for his rugby expertise. A special thank you to Ms Sandy Harris. You hold a special place in our team you have shown dedication keeping our girls in line and making sure they had mouth guards on. Your work as a manager has been valuable. Thank you for being loyal and supporting me as a coach and thank you for the friendship. Thank you also to Ta'i for your support and having faith in me to have the opportunity to coach. Thank you for your friendship and being there for our girls since Day 1. To all those players who are leaving Stormers this year. Thank you for your commitment to rugby and I wish you all the very best in your future endeavours. To those who are coming back, keep working hard and put your heart in to what you do. Remember, God will always come first and continue to pray before and after training and games. Thank you, Mangere College. It has been a great journey that will always and forever be in my heart. I hope Mangere College Girls' rugby will continue to excel and develop Auckland Storm players or future Black Ferns. 'ONCE A STORMER- ALWAYS A STORMER' By Chanel Alataua (Stormers <strong>MC</strong> Girls' Rugby Coach 2008-2016) 'Rugby is more than just a sport. It’s a game where you create friends, skills, attitude and commitment...' 72 Mangere College - 2016
U85kg Rugby League The Under 85kg Rugby League team came 1st in the Auckland Boys' U85kg competition. Tag Football Girls This year the Girls' Team was mixed with both Junior and Senior Girls all at different levels. We entered the Secondary School Tag Football Competition held at Bruce Pulman Park, Papakura. We knew as a team that the competition would be tough and challenging but this didn’t stop us as we had a few experienced players who helped carry our team through the tournament. We went out there to play for fun but to also play for a place in the Auckland Champs. The girls managed to take the win against Aorere College which put us in 6th Place and also qualified us for the Auckland Champs!!! Overall the girls did exceptionally well during both tournaments. For some it was their first time making it to the Auckland Champs which was a goal for them and for us Year 13s in the team. Our team represented the school with pride and also came away with great achievements. A special thanks to our coach, Vi Viniki, and manager, Frances Viniki, for giving up their time to help coach and support us during our tournament, for also putting up with us and encouraging us to do our best in every game. A big thank you to Elizabeth Teraitua for keeping us hydrated after every game and lastly for being our number one supporter. Auckland Champs results: Overall placing 6th Mangere College - 2016 73
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18 78 39 55 Contents Formal Reports
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Mangere College Staff Back Row: Ben
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Page 33 and 34: Eden Park Trip On the 7th September
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Page 37 and 38: English Department Creative Writing
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Page 43 and 44: Gateway programme WORKING AT RADIO
Page 45 and 46: Library 2016 Librarians: First row:
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Page 49 and 50: STAND UP, STAND OUT Mary A Va'afai,
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