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NETBALL: Logo Tech stay on top

By Kristin Edge
Reporter·Bay of Plenty Times·
6 May, 2005 10:00 PM2 mins to read

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The shakedown round is over. The fifth and final game in the first round of the Habourside premier competition was played outdoors on Thursday.
While some teams battled to stay in their grades others fought hard for a spot in a higher division.
Only one point separates the top two teams Logo
Tech and Maheatataka in division one.
Logo Tech, looking for their fourth win, were disappointed after Tauranga Sports Cornerstone defaulted due to injuries and illness. However Logo Tech, with a bonus point for a close score during the round, head the table with 17 points from Maheatataka on 16, who had their fourth win.
At the bottom, Mount Sport One were faced with beating Maheatataka to stay in the top division. A strong final spell by Mount Sports One was not enough to close the gap on last year's champions who ran out clear winners 60-45. For Maheatataka it was their best first round result. Bev Southee said it was the shake-down round and team combinations were building. The newcomers to the top division are Cavaliers who will meet Logo Tech first up. Cavaliers coach Leisa Hart said her talented team was ready for the challenge of playing in the first division.
Results:
Division one: Logo Tech bt Tga Sports Cornerstone by default, Maheatataka 60 Mount Sports One 45, Arataki Bayfair Tavern 61 Rangiuru Te Whanau 29.
Division two: Accolade Angels 56 Rangiuru Angels 23, Cavaliers 50 Arataki 44, Legendz 40 Judea Pumas 39.
Division three: Mt Sports Two 48 Mt Sports Three 29, Drifters 61 Talisman 46, Nga Papaka 48 Rangataua Papakas 41.

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