North Canterbury News: October 14, 2021

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Rangiora Toyota Wins for Southbrook, Sefton LeestonSouthbridge gotits new country cricket campaign off to awinning start on Saturday after afine century from batter Brayden Hill. Southbrook and Sefton also notched their first wins of the CRV AmbreedCountry Premier One Day 2021/22 competition at the weekend. At Leeston Park, the home side batted first against Cheviot and knocked up a domineering 268/4 in its allotted 45 overs, with opener Hill setting up the innings, and ultimately the victory, with his classy 104 off just 127 balls. Canterbury Kings star Will Williams, also opening the batting,chipped in with afine 65, while fellow Canterbury contracted player Harry Chamberlain slapped37off 23 balls, andexDutch international Tim Gruijters struck 32 off 21. The Cheviot chase was anchored aroundopener Ryan Ellis who made a composed 66 runs off 118 balls, while others played aggressively around him. AngusSidey smashed a quickfire 73 and Scott Burnett gave the Magpies late hope with somelustyblows before the teamwas all out in the 42nd over, falling 27 runs short. Josh Simpson was chief destroyer,picking up afivewicket bag for the combined side. After atough loss to Cheviot lastweekend,Southbrook got its first win of the season, defending apaltry 127 runs awayatWeedons. Southbrook’sfirst innings never got going and it was all out in the 35th over. Canterbury leftarm wristspinnerBlake Coburn did the mostdamage, claiming four wickets. But Weedons never challenged the total, with Southbrook’sstrong bowling lineupripping through the batters. Pacebowlers Luan Blom and George Gunnknocked off the powerfultop order and Weedons never recovered to be all out for adisappointing 88. OxfordRangiora suffered its secondstraight losswith a crushing eightwicket loss to Sefton at MainPowerOval. Batting first, the Oxford Rangiora Vikings wereall out for asubpar 126runs. Onlythe Waghorn brothers Lukeand Jake showed any realresistance in a disappointing battingeffort. Sefton barely brokeasweat in thechase, withCanterbury Country player Chris Warner making 45, and talented Seals recruit AmandepArora stroking acarefree unbeaten 39 for an eightwicket win. Darfieldmade it two wins fromtwo gameswith asolid sixwicket home win against Ohoka. Ohoka was rolledfor 143 in 36 overs, with Daniel Lyons topscoring with 46. Zak and Liam Foulkes snared five wickets between them. Zak Foulkes then steered Darfieldhome with a superb60not out to claimthe comfortable win and cement the team at the top of the table. Lincoln had the bye. Short scorecards: LeestonSouthbridge 268/4 (B Hill 104, WWilliams 65, H Chamberlain 37, TGruijters 32no; HFitzpatrick 2/52) beat Cheviot 241(ASidey 73, R Ellis 66, SBurnett 35, H Fitzpatrick22; JSimpson 5/42, SChamberlain 2/39). Southbrook 127 (G Mowat 23, LBlom 22, HThornley 20; BCoburn 4/20, SClarke 3/21) beatWeedons88(GGunn 3/26, LBlom 2/23, SStewart 2/23). OxfordRangiora 126 (L Waghorn 45, JWaghorn26; M Campbell4/16, MLaffey2/13, TWaller 2/20) losttoSefton 128/2 (C Warner 45, AArora 39no, MSmith22). Ohoka 143 (D Lyons46, W Hamilton24; RHughes3/14, L Foulkes 3/32, ZFoulkes 2/20) losttoDarfield 144/4 (Z Foulkes 60no, RHughes 29, B Innes 21no). Percival St, Rangiora (03) 313-8186 www.rangiora.toyota.co.nz Proudly supportingsport in North Canterbury Charity golf for trust The inaugural North Canterbury Wine Region Charity Golf Day willbeheld on November 26 at the Pegasus Golf and Sports Club. The event willshowcase the local wine region, with additional exposure of Made North Canterbury artisan produce. The Charity Golf Day will aid the North Canterbury Rural Support Trust. The North Canterbury regionishome to more than 90 vineyards from Banks Peninsula, the Christchurch region, to the Waipara and Waikari valleys. Most of themare independently owned by a closeknit community of local families. Concentrated and expressive winesare grown, particularly Pinot Noir, Chardonnayand Riesling. Teams willbelimited to 88 22teams of 4playersat the event on Friday, November 26. The North Canterbury Wine Region willbe represented by personalities from within the wine industry, both fromalocal andnational perspective. The North Canterbury Rural SupportTrust helps localsintough times. The Trust is part of a nationwide network supporting farmersand their families. It has access to networks, services and government fundingand can help people navigate the financial and personal challengespeople face, or assistduring climatic adverse eventslike drought, flood, or heavy snow. Free and confidential assistanceisavailable throughthe Trust’s Area representatives and facilitators. The NorthCanterbury Rural SupportTrust is a charitabletrust that encompasses the five district councils of Kaikoura, Hurunui, Waimakariri, Selwyn and Christchurch, including Banks Peninsula. Harcourts Four Seasons has invested theirsupport into the event as major sponsor. Principal officer James Twiss says it is great to supportthe golf day which will showcasethe North CanterburyWine Region and the ‘‘fantastic wines from our region’’, and to supportthe trust gavethe companygreat satisfaction. ‘‘We recognise the vital work undertaken by the trust. ‘‘Hopefully thiseventcan help with the awareness within our rural community that its OK to ask for help.’’ From theWaimakariri River in thesouth to Kekerengu in thenorth, theNorth Canterbury News hasgot it covered. Reaching 48,000 readers every week
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