PremiumPremiumSportMangapapa top points for interschool triathlonMangapapa School finished with the most points in the primary interschool triathlon run at Nelson Park last week. A total of 321 students from 15 schools took part in the run-bike-swim triathlon, which was organised by Mangapapa School. Points for the...17 Mar 06:13 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTraverse a family affair for manyThe Waimata Traverse has turned into something of a family affair. Defending champion Craig Hoskin won the title again but the rest of the family did not simply turn up as support crew . . . they also conquered the 55-kilometre road bike...17 Mar 06:13 PM
PremiumPremiumSportScoreboardFootballMen, Pacific Premiership: Heavy Equipment Services Gisborne United 3 Eskview United 2; Gisborne Vehicle Testing Thistle 5 Napier Marist 0. Gisborne Championship, Division 1: Carpet Court Thistle Massive 3 Gisborne Boys’ High School (1) 0...17 Mar 06:13 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBATTLE OF THE BAYSTHE visitors took the lion's share of honours in tightly fought Lucy May and Bays Bronze women's golf clashes between Poverty Bay and Hawke's Bay this week. Players from clubs throughout both provinces converged on Poverty Bay golf course on Monday...17 Mar 06:13 PM
PremiumPremiumSportFast 5 netballNga Uri a Maui Tahi were Grade 1 winners, with Makauri Shooting Stars runners-up at the primary schools Fast 5 netball tournament at Victoria Domain this week. Grade 2 honours were shared by Mangatuna and Ngatapa/Rere. Both had 16 points while Kaiti...17 Mar 06:12 PM
PremiumPremiumSportWairoa clubs united in respect on rugby fieldTwo clubs united in respect . . . and in rugby. The second 2018 derby match between Roseland Tavern Tapuae and Charteris Choppers Wairoa Athletic at the Sports Grounds on Saturday took on greater significance with the loss of Tapuae player Fabian...17 Mar 06:12 PM
PremiumPremiumSportWaikohu in strong Barry Cup showingRUGBYTHEY can move mountains. And on Sunday, Barry Cup holders Waikohu did just that against Hikurangi — aka “The Maunga” — 88-0. Waikohu scored 14 tries in Game 3 of the five-game Barry sub-union series at Te Karaka Domain. Now only fearsome...17 Mar 06:12 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSuper veterans come back with two-from-two recordEASTLAND faced an uphill fight and were jubilant to return with two wins from the second round of the inter-association super veterans’ Division 2 badminton competition in Feilding on Saturday. They beat Hawke’s Bay 8-1 and Oroua 5-4. Eastland...17 Mar 06:12 PM
PremiumPremiumSportYMP triumphantYMP were on fire when they started the premier-grade netball grand final at Victoria Domain on Saturday. They virtually took the match away from Whangara Old Girls in the first 10 minutes. YMP Sunshine Brewery won the final 30-23. They led by seven...17 Mar 06:12 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSecondary school winter tournament week resultsHockeyNorth Island mixed tournament, Taupo, pool play: Lytton High 3 Waitara High 0. Lytton topped pool. Quarterfinals: Lytton 5 Bream Bay College 0. Lytton v Huanui in top 4 semifinals. Mary Clinton Cup, Gisborne, quarterfinals: Campion College 4...17 Mar 06:11 PM
PremiumPremiumSportLone wolf Gooch tops NZ packGISBORNE driver Brenden Gooch reached the summit of streetstock racing at the bottom of the country on Saturday night. Gooch stormed from 15th on the grid to win the third and final heat and, with it, the New Zealand title at Riverside Speedway in...17 Mar 06:11 PM
PremiumPremiumSportAround the greens — bowling club newsGISBORNEThe club completed all of its championship singles events over the weekend, with the greens running well over the two days. Only six entries were received for the senior men’s singles. Steve Goldsbury took the title after a commendable...17 Mar 06:11 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBridge resultsTUESDAY, November 19 — Turanga Pairs 3North/South East/WestVicki Taylor, John Hudson 56.25 Carolyn McMurray, Elizabeth Jackson 69.58Diana Styche, Joy Marden 53.75 Jean Bennett, Robin Bennett 58.75Caroline Taylor, Sally Knight 51.25 Ann McCombe...17 Mar 06:11 PM
PremiumPremiumSportGisborne girls in national success?FOOTBALLTHREE Gisborne girls were in a team who won their division of a national tournament that ended in Wellington on Sunday. Leftback Dara Mulrooney, wide midfielder Grace Levy and attacking midfielder Tayla Broughton — all 13 — were in the...17 Mar 06:11 PM
PremiumPremiumSportComeback win to golden girlsREIGNING champions YMP 1 flexed their muscle and Horouta Gold stormed home in the final quarter in premier netball at the YMCA on Saturday. YMP, unbeaten last year and yet to lose this season, dished out a 72-44 thrashing to Farmlands Ngatapa. Horout...17 Mar 06:10 PM
PremiumPremiumSportExtra coaching pays off,Richter runner-up in schoolgirls’ singlesBOWLSLytton High School’s Paige Richter finished runner-up of the Bowls New Zealand national secondary schools girls’ singles played at Auckland’s Carlton Cornwall Bowling Club this week. Richter turned in a fine performance in her first...17 Mar 06:10 PM
PremiumPremiumSportAround the Greens: Club bowls newsIt was an emotional time for Dawne Abraham when she presented the Joyce Boustead Tray to the winners of the RSA Women's Bowling Section Tournament. Dawne presented the tray to Kathy Carroll (skip), Joe Wimutu (director) and Ngawai Turipa (lead). They...17 Mar 06:09 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTurner and Sumner to be honouredFORMER Gisborne City players Steve Sumner and Brian Turner will receive the Medal of Excellence from supporters group Friends of Football. The medals will be presented at a dinner at the Auckland Grammar Old Boys’ Pavilion, Epsom, on November...17 Mar 06:09 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBoys’ High win first halfThey had control. Gisborne Boys’ High School head coach Mark Jefferson knows his side had the measure of St Peter’s College for 40 minutes at the Rectory field on Saturday. But St Peter’s won the match 35-17. Boys’ High led the Aucklanders...17 Mar 06:09 PM
PremiumPremiumSportAround the Greens: Club Bowls newsPoverty BayThe Centenary Year annual general meeting of the Poverty Bay Bowling club on Sunday was well supported by club members. Jon Davies was re-elected president, Bruce Ball is the new vice-president and Ian Carroll is the...17 Mar 06:09 PM
PremiumPremiumSportGolf RoundupIf you have a story, tournament to promote or results you wish to have printed, contact The Gisborne Herald at 869-0633 or email sports@gisborneherald. co. nzGisborne ParkSEEDINGS are just a number. That’s the attitude the lower qualifiers will take...17 Mar 06:08 PM
PremiumPremiumSportBIZminton results and drawFAMILY groups were a feature of the BIZminton2020 mercantile badminton competition last Wednesday. Husbands, wives, fathers, mothers, sons and daughters all took the court, playing together in teams. In a couple of cases three generations were on the...17 Mar 06:08 PM
PremiumPremiumSportPromoting good behaviourLOCAL sporting codes are taking action to control alcohol consumption on the sidelines. In addition, smokefree, drug-free and positive sideline behaviour will be promoted. Rugby, hockey, rugby league, softball, netball, touch rugby, cricket, Horout...17 Mar 06:08 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTough times for district's u16 teamsRUGBYTo the end, the hard way — that’s how the Poverty Bay under-16s finished at the Hurricanes Youth Rugby Council tournament. Manawatu beat the Bay 62-10, for third place in Division A. The Bay finished fourth.“It was a better effort from...17 Mar 06:07 PM
PremiumPremiumSportInstruction given and second placing earnedGisborne karate student Harrison Botting has been given some top-level instruction and finished second in a national event. Goju Ryu Karate Do New Zealand had its annual national camp in Wellington this month. Botting, 13, had two days of training...17 Mar 06:07 PM
PremiumPremiumSportKayaking superstar lends her talent to Poverty Bay fourIF you are going to “borrow” another kayaker to make up your K4 crew, you want them to be a good one. In Poverty Bay’s case, a great one. Reigning world and Olympic K1 200 metres champion Lisa Carrington lent her prodigious talent to the PB...17 Mar 06:07 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSports drawsBasketballSATURDAY — Miniball league, years 3/4, 10am: C1, Maui Tinihanga v Wainui, (Cinta, Paddy, Kaipo, Lilly); C2, Mangapapa Iversons v Mangapapa Griffins, (Petra, O’Neil, Kellann, Char); C3, Shakers Ballers v Awapuni Ballers, (Karlye...17 Mar 06:07 PM
PremiumPremiumSportTairawhiti trio in squad for Maori All BlacksTairawhiti has a proud rugby heritage and has always punched above its weight. That trend continued this week with the naming of three players from local iwi and hapu in the Maori All Blacks squad. Lock Isaia Walker-Leawere, flanker Whetukamokamo...17 Mar 06:07 PM
PremiumPremiumSportKathleen Henderson tourney an early testNETBALLTHE Kathleen Henderson Memorial tournament at Victoria Domain tomorrow is the annual pre-season netball hit-out. Nineteen teams will vie for the honours, compared with 28 in the 2018 tournament.“Numbers are lower than usual this year with...17 Mar 06:05 PM
PremiumPremiumSportYoung riders to do battleShowjumping in full leap at the 32nd annual championships17 Mar 06:05 PM
PremiumPremiumSportAround the Greens: Club bowls newsGisborne Bowling Club held its annual triples championships last weekend with some interesting results. It took three games for the junior women's competition to be decided. After losing their first game to Adrienne Torrie, Karen Pinn and Nanette...17 Mar 06:05 PM
PremiumPremiumSportSurf lifesaving races this weekSURF lifesaving athletes selected from the three Gisborne clubs will take part in a comprehensive competition programme held over one day of high-level racing this week17 Mar 06:05 PM
PremiumPremiumSportGBHS leading NI high school softball compTIGHT games were the order of Day 2 at softball’s Division 2 North Island Secondary Schools’ Championships in Gisborne. Gisborne Boys’ High School beat Palmerston North Boys’ High School 5-4 yesterday and were top of their group at the...17 Mar 06:05 PM