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Basketball: Northland U13s take on counterparts in the SuperCity basketball competition

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The Kaitaia U13 girls team at the U13 SuperCity basketball competition at Whangārei's McKay Stadium on Saturday. Photo / Tania Whyte.

The Kaitaia U13 girls team at the U13 SuperCity basketball competition at Whangārei's McKay Stadium on Saturday. Photo / Tania Whyte.

Northland's young basketball players have been testing themselves against some of the best young players in the country, on their home courts.

Hundreds of children from Northland, Franklin, Counties, Auckland, Waitakere, North Harbour and Hibiscus Coast descended on Whangārei at the weekend for the Under-13 SuperCity basketball competition.

There were 28 teams taking part at Whangārei's McKay Stadium on Saturday, which was hosted by Northland Basketball.

The Northland teams included players from Kaitaia, Mid North, Hokianga, Mangakahia Valley, Whangārei and Kaipara.

Kaipara Komene, from Northland, takes on a Counties defender. Photo / Tania Whyte
Kaipara Komene, from Northland, takes on a Counties defender. Photo / Tania Whyte
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Basketball Northland general manager Josh Port said the Northland teams performed exceptionally well against some of the best players from the Super City area.

"We've split our teams into different zones so we get more youngsters competing at a higher level - and it's paying off. They did awesome at the weekend and have been performing really well."

Northland's Dayton Simpkin holds off a Counties player in the U13 SuperCity basketball competition. Photo / Tania Whyte
Northland's Dayton Simpkin holds off a Counties player in the U13 SuperCity basketball competition. Photo / Tania Whyte

RESULTS:
Boys Division 1:
Auckland 42, Harbour 63
Northland Central 34, Counties 82
Auckland 60, Northland Central 73
Harbour 21, Counties 45
Northland Kaipara 36, Counties 73

Kaipara's Saoirse Hurley-Brown takes the ball up the court. Photo / Tania Whyte
Kaipara's Saoirse Hurley-Brown takes the ball up the court. Photo / Tania Whyte

Boys Division 2:
Northland Development 66, Waitakere 47
Northland Mid North 69, Coast 65
Northland Mid North 44, Harbour 52
Northland Kaitaia 50, Coast 42
Northland Hokianga 40, Waitakere 29

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Northland U13 player Xavier Tawhi-Marsh makes a move in a game against Counties at Whangārei's McKay Stadium. Photo / Tania Whyte
Northland U13 player Xavier Tawhi-Marsh makes a move in a game against Counties at Whangārei's McKay Stadium. Photo / Tania Whyte

Girls Division 1:
Kaitaia 56, Harbour 33
Kaitaia 49, Auckland 34
Kaipara 49, Harbour 41
Kaipara 54, Auckland 29

Kaipara's Georgina Barnes looks to get the pass away against North Harbour on Saturday. Photo / Tania Whyte
Kaipara's Georgina Barnes looks to get the pass away against North Harbour on Saturday. Photo / Tania Whyte
Tatiana Makea, from Kaipara, in a game against North Harbour in the U13 SuperCity basketball competition. Photo / Tania Whyte.
Tatiana Makea, from Kaipara, in a game against North Harbour in the U13 SuperCity basketball competition. Photo / Tania Whyte.


Girls Division 2:
Waitakere 70, Mid North 28
Hokianga 28, Coast 28
Mid North 18, Waitakere 54

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