SPORT AND CLASSIFIEDS 32 <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>March</strong> <strong>25</strong>, <strong>2021</strong> Finalists decided in tight matches Sefton and Darfield will compete for country cricket’s premiership this weekend after both won enthralling semifinals on Saturday. Two CRV Ambreed Country Premier One Day 2020/21 competition semifinal matches came down to the wire. At Sefton Domain, visiting Ohoka batted first and made 237/7 thanks to half centuries from opener Daniel Lyons (69 runs off 84 balls) and Harry Fitzpatrick (59 off 83). There were afew late lusty blows from Austin Hamilton, whose unbeaten 36 off just 23 balls meant Ohoka went into the change of innings with adecent total and full confidence. Sefton’s run chase was stuttering at 97/4, before Lance Taylor (49 off 84) and Seals club legend Nigel Granger (51 off 47) put their finals hopes back on track. But Ohoka still held the upper hand going into the final overs, with time running help. Enter Tim Muir to the batting crease, whose big hitting turned the match with the flash of his blade. Muir smashed astaggering 42 runs off just 18 balls, including three sixes, to help Sefton snatch asensational twowicket win on the penultimate delivery, stunning ashocked Ohoka, which appeared to have the game in the bag. Sefton will play this weekend’s final against Darfield, which also came out on the right side of a close and quality match against LeestonSouthbridge. Darfield batted first at Leeston Park and, thanks to contributions throughout its order, made 209 in its allotted 45 overs. Half centuries from brothers Harry and Sam Chamberlain set up LeestonSouthbridge, which appeared to be cruising for victory. But when Harry, a <strong>Canterbury</strong> Aplayer, was trapped lbw by Zak Foulkes, who grabbed four wickets with the ball, the tide started to turn. Ben Chamberlain then took up the challenge, making arunaball 28 before he was out in the 43rd over, still with 21 runs needed for victory. In the end, Leeston Southbridge fell seven runs short, missing out on achance to add the <strong>Canterbury</strong> Country T20 title to the season’s achievements. Short scoreboards Ohoka 237/7 (D Lyons 69, H Fitzpatrick 59, AHamilton 36no, PMiller 26; MCampbell 2/54) lost to Sefton 238/8 (N Granger 51, L Taylor 49, TMuir 42no, MSmith 27; AHamilton 4/24, RMariu 2/48). Darfield 209 (N Jenkins 45, L Foulkes 40, ACollins 36, R Foulkes 23; DNeal 3/22, DMunro 3/41) beat LeestonSouthbridge 202/9 (H Chamberlain 59, S Chamberlain 53, BChamberlain 28; ZFoulkes 4/26, RHughes 3/36). Budding talent ... Rangiora High School is lookingforward to aquality seasonofsenior rugby. PHOTO: SUPPLIED School gears up for rugby season By ROBYN BRISTOW The new coach for Rangiora High School’s 1st XV, Glen Christini, is in charge of a new group of senior boys this year. His vast experience and knowledge of the game will be complemented by Brad McKenzie and Ben Prain, who have maintained their roles as assistants. The school’s rugby season opened with trials for alarge and competitive senior boys’ squad. It is anticipated from the talent on offer that there will also be astrong Boys’ second XV, which will be coached by Andy Riley. Former Boys 1st XV coach and <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Rugby manager Craig Mullan has taken over the Girls’ 1st XV with <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> stalwart Greg Moriarty. The large squad has welcomed girls from the Hurunui district to its team, and all are enjoying training under the coaching team. There is also alarge squad of junior boys who have begun some early morning training sessions. The junior coaching group is strong and working hard to deliver aquality programme. This Saturday, the Rugby Club is holding its fundraiser, Between the Posts, with guest speaker Brendan Laney. The Rangiora High School Staff Band, Side Hustle,will play. There will be alive auction, asilent auction, and mystery balloons. It will be held at the high school from 7pm. Tickets, at $35, are available by phoning Sarah on (027) 496 4549. ADVERTISEMENT HOWAMARVEL HEALTH SCAN CAN HELP BOOST YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM When you think of your immune system, you probably think ofhow the body fights viruses and bacteria. But the immune system performs amuch more significant role than that. Your immune system regulates inflammation, and unregulated inflammation isthe cause of nearly every disease. Inflammationdescribes the body’sresponsetoaninjury. Therefore,inflammation has abeneficial purpose in thebody. It helps thebody repair itself.Theproblem is when inflammation becomesuncontrollable, when theimmunesystembecomes dysfunctional. 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