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Big netball tournament at Mount on Sunday

Peter White
By Peter White
Sports writer·Bay of Plenty Times·
23 Jun, 2017 03:00 AM2 mins to read

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HIGH HOPES: More than 400 netballers will be in action at the Harbourside Netball Centre on Sunday. PHOTO/FILE

HIGH HOPES: More than 400 netballers will be in action at the Harbourside Netball Centre on Sunday. PHOTO/FILE

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Entries to the Helen Dodge Memorial Netball Tournament at Harbourside Netball Centre in Mount Maunganui tomorrow have exceeded early expectations with more than 400 players from the mid-North Island region and further afield taking part.

The tournament honours the memory of the long-time Harbourside Netball Centre chief executive Helen Dodge who died 12 months ago.

Teams from Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Thames Valley and the King Country will be joined by a North Harbour team in the Under-15 grade with a side from the Ko Rua Cluster and an Invitation Premier team competing in the Under-19 division.

"We have had an overwhelming response in the form of entries to the Helen Dodge Memorial Tournament," Harbourside Netball chief executive Nicola Compton said.

"Fifty-four teams have entered with strong numbers in the Year 7, Year 8 and Under-15 age groups. The support from netball centres around the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and further afield is testament to the high regard Helen Dodge was held in.

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"We at the Harbourside Netball Centre are looking forward to hosting everyone for a day of excellent netball."

The strongest entries have come in Year 7 and 8 along with the Under-15 division, with 16 teams in each grade competing for the Harbourside championship titles. Several centres have taken the opportunity to extend their player base in the tournament with development teams.

Year 7
Section One: Hamilton City A, Opotiki Development, Taumarunui, Tokoroa.
Section Two: Whakatane, Paper Plus Te Awamutu, Taupo, Eastern Waikato.
Section Three: Hamilton City B, Opotiki, Rotorua, KFC Otorohanga.
Section Four: Whakatane Development, Harbourside, Maniapoto, Putaruru.

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Year 8
Section One: Taumarunui, Opotiki Development, Hamilton City B, Tokoroa.
Section Two: Taupo, Paper Plus Te Awamutu, Whakatane, Eastern Waikato.
Section Three: Rotorua, Opotiki, Hamilton City B, KFC Otorohanga.
Section Four: Maniapoto, Harbourside, Cambridge, Morrinsville.

Under-15
Section One: Tokoroa, Taumarunui, EBOP Development, Mercury Bay Development.
Section Two: Taupo, Paper Plus Te Awamutu, Eastern BOP, Thames Valley Development.
Section Three: Rotorua, KFC Otorohanga, Harbourside Development, North Harbour.
Section Four: Maniapoto, Harbourside, Cambridge, Putaruru.

Under-17
Rotorua, Harbourside, Eastern BOP, Putaruru.

Under-19
Harbourside, Ko Rua Cluster, Invitation Premier Team.

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