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Bay of Plenty Sports Awards finalists announced

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4 Nov, 2015 06:16 AM4 mins to read

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VERSATILE: Athletics and hockey star Amy Robinson is a finalist in the Eves Realty Junior Sportswoman of the Year category. Photo/ANDREW WARNER

VERSATILE: Athletics and hockey star Amy Robinson is a finalist in the Eves Realty Junior Sportswoman of the Year category. Photo/ANDREW WARNER

Outstanding sporting performances by Bay of Plenty athletes on the world stage have been reflected in the finalists selected for the 2015 Bay of Plenty Sports Awards.

The annual awards organised each year by Sport Bay of Plenty, salute outstanding achievement by Bay of Plenty sportsmen and women in sport at home and abroad over the past 12 months.

Complete finalist list below.

All category winners and the Supreme Award recipient are widely regarded as the ultimate accolades for sporting excellence in our region.

The experienced judging panel hotly debated a high number of quality nominations during the day-long judging session, ultimately determining each category's finalists for the awards evening to be held at the ASB Arena, Baypark, Mount Maunganui on Friday, 4th December 2015.

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Bay of Plenty Principals' Association Secondary School Service to Sport
To be announced on the night

Aurecon Secondary School Student Contribution to Sport
Rhys Hamilton, Basketball, Tauranga Boys' College
George Haswel, Touch and Rugby Union, Mount Maunganui College
Jessica Gordon, Netball, Waterpolo & Swimming, Rotorua Lakes High School
Matthew Hathaway, Rugby & Basketball, Reporoa College

Bay Cardiology Secondary School Girls' Team of the Year
Otumoetai College Senior A Girls' Volleyball Team
Tauranga Girls' College Canoe Slalom Team
Mount Maunganui College Senior Girls' Beach Volleyball Team

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Bay Office Products Depot Secondary School Boys' Team of the Year
Tauranga Boys' College C2 Canoe Slalom Team
Whakatane High School Boys' Rowing Team
Rotorua Boys' High School 1st XV Rugby Team
Rotorua Boys' High School Sevens Rugby Team
Rotorua Boys' High School Touch Rugby Team
Western Heights High School Senior A Boys' Volleyball Team

AquaPlus Club of the Year
Te Puke Sport and Recreation Club
Harbourside Netball Centre
Rotorua Tennis

MoreFM Official of the Year
Glen Jackson, Rugby
Nick Briant, Rugby
Ross Merrett, Surf Life Saving
Tim Cleaver, Beach Volleyball

All Black Sam Cane up against Black Caps Kane Williamson and Trent Boult, world champion rower Adam Ling, and Team NZ skipper Peter Burling for Bayleys Real Estate Sportsman of the Year. Photo/File
All Black Sam Cane up against Black Caps Kane Williamson and Trent Boult, world champion rower Adam Ling, and Team NZ skipper Peter Burling for Bayleys Real Estate Sportsman of the Year. Photo/File

Dudfield Bryce Printers Open Service to Sport
To be announced on the night

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College kids high flyers

05 Nov 07:08 PM

Rugby: Te Puke High School

05 Nov 08:58 PM

Athletics: Bethlehem College

05 Nov 09:01 PM

Tauranga Energy Consumer Trust Team of the Year
Tauranga City United AFC Northern League 1st Division Football Team
NZL Beach Volleyball Team
Waihi Beach Lifeguard Service U23 Men's Boat Team - Surf Lifesaving
Tauranga Sports Rugby Club Men's Premiers Team
Waikite Women's Rugby Team

P2P Physio Junior Team of the Year
BOP Junior Squash Team
Mt Maunganui LGS U19 Men's Canoe Team Surf Lifesaving
Rotorua U19 Men's Basketball Team
Aquinas College Mixed Golf Team
Tauranga Boys' College Canoe Slalom C2 Team

CodeBlue Secondary School Coach of the Year
Rene Otto, Athletics, Edgecumbe College
Scott Mayhew, Rugby Sevens, Rotorua Boys' High School
Graham Watt, Rowing, Whakatane High School
Maurice Stone, Touch Rugby, Rotorua Boys' High School
Ngarimu Simpkins, Rugby, Rotorua Boys' High School

BayTrust Coach of the Year
Sir Gordon Tietjens, Rugby Sevens
Sean Horan, Rugby Sevens
Julieta Diaz, Synchronised Swimming
Robbie Wyatt, Squash

Waiariki Institute of Technology Secondary School Sportswoman of the Year
Hannah Van der Horst, Equestrian, Whakatane High School
Malia Josephson, Waterpolo & Surf Life Saving, Mount Maunganui College
Georgia Collard, Wakeboarding, Taupo-nui-a-Tia College
Sarah Clarke, Water Ski Racing, Taupo-nui-a-Tia College
Alanna Campbell, Golf, Aquinas College
Georgia Coughlan, Volleyball & Underwater Hockey, Tauranga Girls' College

Vodafone Junior Sportsman of the Year
Callum Gilbert, Canoe Slalom
Jack Dangen, Canoe Slalom
Aidan Ross, Rugby

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OLYMPIC STAR: Luuka Jones is a finalist in the Holland Beckett Lawyers Sportswoman of the Year category. PHOTO/FILE
OLYMPIC STAR: Luuka Jones is a finalist in the Holland Beckett Lawyers Sportswoman of the Year category. PHOTO/FILE

Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Secondary School Sportsman of the Year
Lewis Ryan, Mountain Biking & Multisport, Rotorua Lakes High School
Lenny Jenkins, Rowing, Whakatane High School
Lewis Eccles, Cycling, Taupo-nui-a-Tia College
Isaac Te Aute, Rugby & Rugby Sevens, Rotorua Boys' High School
Henry Spring, Golf, Whakatane High School

Farmer Autovillage International Sportsperson of the Year
Mahe Drysdale, Rowing
Joe Schmidt, Rugby
Jason Lochhead, Beach Volleyball
Danny Lee, Golf

Eves Realty Junior Sportswoman of the Year
Natalie Peat, Surf Life Saving
Amy Robinson, Hockey & Athletics
Rose Keddell, Hockey

Holland Beckett Lawyers Sportswoman of the Year
Sarah Walker, BMX
Lisa Carrington, Kayaking
Julia Edward, Rowing
Zoe Stevenson, Rowing
Luuka Jones, Canoe Slalom

Bayleys Real Estate Sportsman of the Year
Adam Ling, Rowing
Kane Williamson, Cricket
Sam Cane, Rugby Union
Trent Boult, Cricket
Peter Burling, Sailing

Sport Bay of Plenty Supreme Award
To be announced on the night

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