Selwyn Times: July 19, 2016
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SELWYN TIMES Tuesday <strong>July</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong> 17<br />
at Olympics<br />
Lincoln rugby on TV<br />
Since then, he has gone on to<br />
represent New Zealand at two<br />
Olympic Games, two Commonwealth<br />
Games and a Hockey<br />
World Cup.<br />
Being a teacher at St Andrew’s<br />
Preparatory School, having a<br />
family and an international<br />
hockey career has been a fine<br />
balancing act.<br />
“My wife is [the one] to thank.<br />
I’ve also taken a lot of time off<br />
teaching through the second<br />
and third terms of school to get<br />
myself ready for Rio. It’s a big<br />
decision to make with work, a<br />
family and the Olympic Games,”<br />
said Shaw.<br />
When Shaw returns to his<br />
teaching job at the conclusion of<br />
the Olympics, let’s hope he has<br />
a new piece of memorabilia to<br />
show off to his students.<br />
The Black Sticks open their<br />
Olympic campaign against Australia<br />
on August 6. They also face<br />
Great Britain, Belgium, Spain<br />
and Brazil in their pool.<br />
Black Sticks Olympics men’s<br />
squad – Ryan Archibald, Simon<br />
Child, James Coughlan, Blair<br />
Hilton, Hugo Inglis, Stephen<br />
Jenness, Devon Manchester,<br />
Shea McAleese, Shay Neal, Arun<br />
Panchia, Hayden Phillips, Kane<br />
Russell, Brad Shaw, Blair Tarrant,<br />
Nick Wilson, Nic Woods.<br />
Date of birth: February 13, <strong>19</strong>83<br />
Height: 181cm<br />
Hometown: Christchurch<br />
Position: Defender<br />
Caps: 179<br />
Shirt No: 12<br />
Fact: Shaw played representative softball<br />
and, as a teenager, He had to make a<br />
decision to gave up the summer sport to<br />
concentrate on his hockey career.<br />
Lincoln High School<br />
student Daniella Judge<br />
writes about the school’s<br />
first nationally televised<br />
rugby match, which<br />
will double as a charity<br />
fundraiser<br />
AT NOON on Saturday Lincoln<br />
High School will be holding a<br />
‘Sport and Doing Good Day’<br />
where a number of our sports<br />
teams will be playing on the<br />
Lincoln High School grounds.<br />
This also includes a few<br />
games involving local primary<br />
schools. This will all lead up to<br />
the UC Championship rugby<br />
game.<br />
The UC Championship is the<br />
premier school boys’ rugby competition<br />
in the Crusaders region.<br />
Lincoln High School has entered<br />
its first XV in this competition<br />
since 2006.<br />
At 2.45pm the first XV will be<br />
against Ashburton and the game<br />
will be televised nationally on<br />
Sky TV (on Land Rover 1 st XV<br />
rugby on the Rugby Channel).<br />
This is the first time that a Lincoln<br />
High School team has been<br />
televised nationally.<br />
The majority of the profits<br />
from this event will go to the<br />
Ronald McDonald House and<br />
contribute to the <strong>2016</strong> Lincoln<br />
High School council’s Doing<br />
Good Campaign.<br />
Within this campaign, we hope<br />
MAKING IT COUNT: Lincoln High School halfback Logan<br />
Crofts scoring a try on full time during a recent game against<br />
Waimea. Lincoln will be taking on Ashburton on Saturday in<br />
its first nationally televised game which will also be a charity<br />
fundraiser. <br />
to raise $20,000 over the course<br />
of the year for charities and<br />
organisations of our choosing.<br />
The campaign is based on one of<br />
the Lincoln High School values –<br />
doing good for others.<br />
The campaign has got off to a<br />
great start with us raising more<br />
than $2000 for the Heart Foundation<br />
and $2000 for the Mental<br />
Health Foundation of New Zealand<br />
(through Pink Shirt Day).<br />
Students have also been volunteering<br />
for multiple organisations<br />
including Camp Quality, The<br />
Delta Community Trust Friendship<br />
Group and the <strong>Selwyn</strong> Lions<br />
Club. We would like to raise as<br />
much money as we can for Ronald<br />
McDonald House.<br />
We encourage all who can to<br />
come along. There will be a variety<br />
of food stalls, games for the<br />
kids to play, music, raffles to be<br />
won and sports games to watch.<br />
Our Sport and Doing Good<br />
Day is a great opportunity for<br />
<strong>Selwyn</strong> as a community to come<br />
together to support the local<br />
players and do some good.<br />
The schedule for the day is:<br />
Noon: Primary school basketball<br />
tournament starts<br />
12.30pm: Kick-off Waihora v<br />
Darfield under 14.5 rugby<br />
2pm: Under 14.5 rugby and<br />
basketball finishes<br />
2.40pm: Hakas start for first<br />
XV<br />
2.45pm: First XV kicks off<br />
4pm: First XV finishes<br />
4.30pm: After match function<br />
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