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Hundreds of pupils flock to Northland's Maromaku School sports day

By Adam Pearse
Northern Advocate·
30 Jun, 2019 05:00 PMQuick Read

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About 1000 of Northland's school pupils from 15 schools converged on Maromaku School on Friday for a day of rugby and netball action. Video / Micheal Cunningham

Maromaku School was awash with pupils on Friday for its annual sports day. Hundreds of children from 15 different Northland schools came together for a big day of rugby and netball action.

Northern Advocate photographer Michael Cunningham was there to catch the action.

Tai Johnston, 12, from Russell School tries to break free from a tackle during the Maromaku School sports day on Friday. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Tai Johnston, 12, from Russell School tries to break free from a tackle during the Maromaku School sports day on Friday. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Kawakawa School's Ocean Vlaardingerbroeks, 12, looks to pass the ball down-court. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Kawakawa School's Ocean Vlaardingerbroeks, 12, looks to pass the ball down-court. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Thirteen-year-old Te Pona Davis-Martin from Whangaruru School (centre) reaches for the ball while battling some strong resistance. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Thirteen-year-old Te Pona Davis-Martin from Whangaruru School (centre) reaches for the ball while battling some strong resistance. Photo / Michael Cunningham
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Miria Faulkner-Luke, 12, from Kawakawa School puts all her strength into the lob pass. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Miria Faulkner-Luke, 12, from Kawakawa School puts all her strength into the lob pass. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Twelve-year-old try-scorer Dronix Fainga'a from Whangaruru School on the run. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Twelve-year-old try-scorer Dronix Fainga'a from Whangaruru School on the run. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Paihia School's rugby team strut forwards with confidence. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Paihia School's rugby team strut forwards with confidence. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Nathan Ngawati, 11, (left) from Pakaraka School offloads the ball. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Nathan Ngawati, 11, (left) from Pakaraka School offloads the ball. Photo / Michael Cunningham

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