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Coach Hong Kong bound By ROBYN BRISTOW Apassionate netballcoach,who has tastedsuccess in Otago and <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>, has traded places on the sidelines of Rangiora, for the international coaching stageofHong Kong. Grahame Johnston, who most recentlyhas been coaching the Ohoka Premier side in the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Netballcompetition, taking themto8out of 10 finals, over the past decade,will also develop aprogramme for regionalteams. ‘‘I am reallylooking forward to it. It will be agreat adventure. ‘‘I can’t wait to get overthere and get going,’’ Grahame said before leaving New Zealand shores on Monday. He takes with him awealth of experience and knowledge, having cut his teeth in the sport with some netball greats in the deep southbefore moving to <strong>Canterbury</strong>. Grahame says afriendhad seen the job advertised and sent it to him. ‘‘I appliedand went through an interview process, and was offered the job. Anew goal ... Grahame Johnston who has departed for Hong Kong. PHOTO: SUPPLIED ‘‘I decidedtotake up the challenge instead of sitting around and seeing what retirementlooked like,’’ he said. Grahamehas morethan 20 years of practical experience coaching at NPC level and age group representative teams in Otago and <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>. He also has Sports SpecificCoaching in Netball (and othersports) to Level 3+. He has abackground in sport and recreation throughMassey University, and coachedthe Otago Under 21 netballteam and assisted withthe Otago NPC and representative teams alongside the late netball greatGeorgie Salter. Grahame’s coaching career began in rugby ‘‘yearsbefore’’his netballcoaching began. ‘‘I coached everything Icould coach in rugby, and won everything Iwent for,’’ he says. His coaching skills were called on when acoach was soughtfor a netballteam. He decided to give it ago, challenging himself to learn a new sport, and the skills required on the netballcourt. ‘‘It went reallywell, and Iended up coaching to representative level,’’ Grahame says. His work finallysaw him head north, where his skills were once again called on to coachOhoka. Grahamesays while Hong Kong is not headedtothe World Cup due to its ranking falling during Covid19, the aim is to lift it back into contentiontoclaim aspot in the next World Cup cycle. ‘‘They have potential as far as development and growth goes,’’ Grahamesays. Volunteers being sought By JOHN COSGROVE ParaFed <strong>Canterbury</strong>are seeking volunteers for the upcoming wheelchairbasketball tournamentheld over the weekend of July 8and 9. To help the organisers of the <strong>Canterbury</strong> roundofthe WheelchairBasketball New Zealand National League Tournament, ParaFed <strong>Canterbury</strong> are looking for a number of volunteers to help on both days from 8.30am to 4pm in various roles. This tasks include manning the scorebenchatgames, lunches and general volunteering. Basketball New Zealand’s disabilityand inclusion leadMatt Vernick says they need about 30 volunteers for the twoday event. <strong>North</strong><strong>Canterbury</strong> Basketball and Rapid Relief are also supporting thisevent. Matt says the scorebench volunteer roles are seated at a tableonthe halfwayline. The games are 10 minute quarters with the clockstopped during timeouts andstoppages in play. Further help is needed to prepare the lunches for all competitors eachday. Matt says the draw hasn’tbeen finalised yet, but they expect theretobeabout eight teams from around the country. ‘‘Teams are coming from Waikato, <strong>North</strong>land and Auckland, with three from <strong>Canterbury</strong>. ‘‘There will be some significant skills on display withanumber of former and currentNew Zealand international representative players like Daniella EgleBast, Travis Moffat and EamonWood who haveplayedinprofessional leagues in Australia and further abroad.’’ The <strong>Canterbury</strong> team has a number of playersfrom Rangiora including Travis Moffat, Tyler Belcher andCurtis Smith. ParaFed <strong>Canterbury</strong> sports manager HadleighPierson says it is agreat sporting event.and it’s the second time the event will be hosted at MainPower Stadium, NC SPORTS RESULTS Hard at work ... <strong>Canterbury</strong> Rollas at MainPower Stadium, Rangiora. PHOTO:SUPPLIED Rangiora. ‘‘It’s an excellent opportunity to be apart of Parasportand meetsome greatpeople.’’ Freetraining for volunteers willbeprovided. If interested, contactMatt at matt@nz.basketball with your name, contact details,and when you are available. SPORT The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>June</strong> <strong>15</strong>, <strong>2023</strong> THIS WEEKS S DRAW <strong>2023</strong> rugby 29 DIVISION1COMBINED DRAW: 2.45PM KICK OFF Luisetti SeedsCountryCombinedFinal Prebbleton vs Celtic,Prebbleton Domain Oval DIVISION 2: 1.00PM KICK OFF Glenmark Cheviot vs Hurunui, Cheviot 2 WoodendvsKaikoura, Gladstone Domain 2 OhokavsSaracens, Mandeville 1 Kaiapoi vs Ashley,Loburn Lower1 AmberleyvsOxford, Amberley1 COLTS: 1.00PMKICK OFF Hurunui vs Ashley, Cheviot 1 Lincoln BalesvsOhoka, Lincoln Domain 2 WOMENS: Friday7.00pm Oxford vs Suburbs,Oxford Oval Saturday 1.00pm Celtic vs Kaiapoi, AshburtonCeltic 1 MILESTOYOTA CHAMPIONSHIP: 2.45PMKICKOFF RangioraHS1st XV vs St Thomas2nd XV,RangioraHS1 UNDER18: 12.00pm Oxford vs Rolleston, OxfordOval 12.30pm Kaiapoi vs Prebbleton, Kaiapoi Oval 1.00pm Rangiora HS 2ndXVvsWaihora, Rangiora HS 1 UNDER 16 11.00am KaiapoivsWest Melton, Kaiapoi Oval 12.00pm Hurunui vsWaihora,Culverden 2 1.00pm Rangiora HS vs Rolleston College,RangioraHS2 UNDER14.5: 11.30AMKICK OFF RangioraHSGreen vs MCRU Alps, RangioraHS1 RangioraHSGold vs MCRU Plains, RangioraHS2 12.30pm KaikouravsWoodend,KaikouraRC1 12.30pm Hurunui vs Prebbleton, Culverden 1 2571207<strong>June</strong><strong>15</strong> Rangiora BridgeClub Saturday Kings Birthday Pairs: <strong>North</strong>/South: Tom Rose/Rona Maslowski 1, Warwick Wyatt/ David Rainey 2, RobynDawson/ Pam McAllister 3. East/West: W Maureen Kolkman/Helen Thornburgh 1, Gaynor Hurford/ Dawn Simpson 2,Cathy McPherson/Neil McPherson 3. Monday KingsBirthday Pairs: N/S: Heather Waldron/Sarah Waldron 1, Lynette Savage/ Richard Luisetti 2, Tom Rose/ Rona Maslowski 3. E/W: Mary Newton/Adrienne Lamb 1, Carol Swailes/Geoff Swailes 2, Nikki Luisetti/Gaynor Hurford 3. Plate Pairs: N/S Jim Knight/Ken Fox 1, Barry Smart/Lynda Cameron 2, Lyn Edwards/Shirley Symns 3. E/W:Maree Felstead/ Alison Price 1, Nancy Harris/ <strong>June</strong>tte McIntyre 2, Jill Amer/ Andrew Findlay 3. Amberley BridgeClub Thursday Afternoon: Nell McKellow &Douschka Saunders/ Irene Carson &Faye Priest equal 1st, Nancy Hassall & Hugh Bradbury 3. Amberley GolfClub 10 <strong>June</strong>: J Murray 67, SHartley 70, WVan Zuylen 72, NGranger 72, B Mills 73, D VanTurnhout 73,B Fitzgerald 73,NCrawford 74. Women:K Pepper 67,JCumming 72. Excel DesignLongest Putt: WVan Zuylen. Mid Week Men: J Byrne 41, R Keith37, BO:Regan 36, R Wilshire36, BLogan 36, PWylie 36. Mid Week Women: BisQue Par: L Willyplus 10, D Banton plus8,J Cumming plus 7, RLester plus 7. Longest Putt: LWilly. 9Holers: Putting: PMander 12 putts, HAstell 17, DGoodwin 17 . Paris Bakery Longest Putt: P Mander. Amberley Smallbore Rifle Club DQuigley100.4, W Parker 98.4, M Black 98.3, O Mitchell98.3, K Brown 97.4, PWisheart 95.4, G Heaven95.3, IFrazer 94.5,R Harper 93.3, MParker 90.3,E Patchett 88.0, MBourne 68.1, T Davey 45.0. VISIT WWW.NORTHCANTERBURYRUGBY.CO.NZ FOR ANY UPDATES DRAW SPONSORED BY: Four Seasons Realty2017Ltd | Licensed AgentREAA 2008 <strong>15</strong> Good Street. Rangiora. Ph 03 3136<strong>15</strong>8
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