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Maori tournament returns tomorrow

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18 Mar, 2023 08:04 AMQuick Read

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CLUB senior hockey makes way this weekend for the Hana Konewa, Hine Te Ariki and Taraipine Tutaki Open Maori Hockey Tournament, which gets under way tomorrow morning.

The two-day event has attracted 12 teams — 10 senior and two of primary-school age.

“The tournament of Hana Konewa, Hine Te Ariki and Taraipine Tutaki was started in 1929-1930 to commemorate the memory of three prestigious wahine,” tournament chairperson Te Mauri Mini Smith said.

“Hockey and rugby matches were played between Waituhi hapu and Te Aowera hapu who were the descendants of those three women.”

The tournament grew over the years with the participation of other teams, from Hiruharama, Uepohatu, Mangatu and Takitimu, among others, she said.

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“The teams taking part this year are from Turanganui a Kiwa and Ngati Porou.”

The participating teams and their supporters will be welcomed on to the new turf at Harry Barker Reserve at 8am tomorrow.

“Waituhi will karanga Te Aowera and the other participating teams on to the reserve at 8am and the first game will start at 9am.”

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The tournament was last run at Harry Barker Reserve in 2003.

“We decided they have slept long enough. We are going to wake them up.”

The tournament concludes on Sunday.

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