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SOUTHERN VIEW Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />
Tuesday <strong>June</strong> 5 <strong>2018</strong> 11<br />
Cashmere High steps up to win exchange<br />
SPORTS<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
CASHMERE HIGH School won<br />
their annual sports exchange<br />
with Nelson’s Waimea College<br />
on home turf last week<br />
Cashmere won the five match<br />
exchange 4-1, reclaiming the<br />
inter-school shield they lost last<br />
year.<br />
Cashmere won the boys<br />
basketball 80-56, the boys<br />
football 4-1, the girls football 5-3,<br />
and the senior netball 40-37.<br />
Waimea won the girls<br />
basketball 82-58.<br />
Cashmere sports director<br />
Michael Jones said the event<br />
with Waimea was the school’s<br />
only sports exchange and they<br />
were thrilled to win it given the<br />
history.<br />
“There was some really close<br />
fought games, but both football<br />
and basketball is pretty strong<br />
for us at the moment,” he said.<br />
Cashmere’s boys first XI<br />
football team is currently<br />
unbeaten after four rounds of the<br />
Christchurch secondary schools’<br />
competition, having won all four<br />
of their games.<br />
This exchange was first<br />
contested in 1959 and went until<br />
1970 before stopping for the next<br />
40 years. It was started again in<br />
2013.<br />
BREAK: Cashmere’s Jodie Dean looks to keep possession during her side’s win over Waimea<br />
College.<br />
PHOTOS: ANDREW THOMPSON<br />
Mr Jones said the fixture was<br />
always highly anticipated and<br />
he hoped it continued for many<br />
years.<br />
“It’s great that we were able<br />
to restart this after a hiatus,”<br />
he said. “It provides both<br />
schools with an opportunity to<br />
play opposition they wouldn’t<br />
normally play.<br />
“With secondary school<br />
tournament weeks becoming a<br />
focus, it’s really great that both<br />
schools embrace this and give<br />
the students a chance to travel<br />
and play,” he said.<br />
The fixture is likely to be<br />
played in Nelson next year.<br />
GAME DAY: Cashmere goal<br />
shoot Sophie Dawe takes<br />
aim from distance during<br />
her team’s win over Waimea<br />
College, while Tom<br />
Russ-Hofmans looks for a<br />
long-range bucket.<br />
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