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NOR’WEST NEWS Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi
Tuesday June 13 2017 11
CBHS prepare for St Andrew’s
SPORTS
• By Andrew King
CHRISTCHURCH Boys’ High
have a hard week ahead of
them with a traditional rival
looking to topple their season
on Saturday.
St Andrew’s will be looking
to take points from top-of-thetable
CBHS when they meet at
the weekend.
CBHS manager Rob Smith
said it will be a tough game.
“This will be a good test for
the boys. They are definitely up
to it; they love playing the game
so the more the better,” he said.
CBHS are currently top of the
table in the UC Championship
after a five try to four win over
St Thomas on Saturday.
Smith said the St Thomas
match was very physical, but he
didn’t expect anything less from
the men from Middlepark Rd
on their club day.
• By Andrew King
RANGI RURU’S first XI
hockey team have won the Pat
Barwick Shield for the first time
in the school’s history with a
great second half performance
against Villa Maria on Friday
night.
The shield was named after
Barwick, a ​former Black Sticks
women’s captain from 1971-79,
and came into existence in 2014.
It is considered the Ranfurly
Shield of high school women’s
hockey.
The first half of the game
was a feeling out period at
Marist Park. With Rangi slow
out of the blocks, they found
themselves defending a penalty
corner within minutes of the
first whistle.
They turned it around in the
second half, finding the back
of the net four times to win the
shield off their nearby rivals.
HARD SLOG: CBHS’s first XV got past St Thomas on Saturday 32-24, They will now play two
games in four days.
PHOTO: BRENDAN BIGGS
“They gave it their all – it was
a great match,” he said.
In the week’s other matches,
Burnside were unable to
get a point against Lincoln
It was presented to captain
Annabelle Wilson by Barwick
herself.
Rangi director of sport Jo
Fogarty said it was a real buzz to
on Saturday losing 15-0.
Meanwhile, Shirley grabbed
their second win of the season
with a 17-8 victory over St
Bede’s.
have the shield on the line and
they look forward to seeing who
will challenge them for it first.
The shield has to be challenged
for by schools, 3 it is not
•Today CBHS will host rugby,
hockey and football teams
from Wellington College in
the annual school exchange
fixtures.
Rangi take Barwick Shield for first time
NO. 13 HARCOURTS NEW ZEALAND 2012-2013
PROUD MOMENT: Pat
Barwick (left) presents the
shield named after her to
winning Rangi Ruru captain
Annabelle Wilson.
automatically on the line when
playing the holder.
Three challenges must be
made each season.
“We cannot wait to see who
will take us on for it next,”
Fogarty said.
North-west
rivals meet
• By Andrew King
CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’ High
will take on St Bede’s tomorrow
in the Connetics first XI football
competition.
Seventh placed CBHS put six goals
past Rangiora last week and will be
looking to keep their foot firmly to
the floor when they meet sixth placed
St Bede’s at 4pm. All games will be at
the Christchurch Football Centre.
CBHS coach Mick Braithwaite said
after a slow start to the season, the
team are starting to ramp things up.
“The St Bede’s game will be a
tough ask. The key for us to get three
points is for our defence to continue
their impressive record and we start
scoring more of the chances we are
creating,” he said.
St Bede’s played out a 4-4 draw
against Riccarton last week to help
them retain sixth position on the
table.
Meanwhile, St Andrew’s will look
to continue their winning way when
they take on Riccarton at 7.30pm
tomorrow. They moved into second
position on the table with a solid 2-0
win over Lincoln last week.
Burnside will have their work
cut out for them when they face
off against a rampaging St Thomas
squad at 5.45pm.
Burnside moved into third position
on the table with a hard fought 2-2
draw against Shirley last week.
Burnside will have a crack at the
Connetics Shield tomorrow night,
but will face staunch opposition
from St Thomas who defended it for
a second time with a 5-1 win over
Papanui in round 6.
Burnside coach David Williams
said the shield challenge has come as
a surprise as they have never played
for it.
Papanui will have a crack against
third-placed Lincoln tomorrow at
4pm.
•Last week we said Papanui was
defeated 3-0 by St Thomas in last
year’s fixture. It was Papanui who
beat St Thomas 3-0.
Points table
1. St Thomas, 12pts; 2. St
Andrew’s, 12pts; 3. Lincoln, 11pts;
4. Burnside, 11pts; 5. Cashmere,
10pts; 6. St Bede’s, 10pts; 7.
CBHS, 9pts; 8. Riccarton, 7pts; 9.
Shirley, 7pts; 10. Middleton, 4pts;
11. Christ’s, 4pts; 12. Papanui,
3pts; 13. Rangiora, 3pts.
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