Whangārei Girls' High School's Waiaria Frape flirts with the sideline as she tries to keep the ball in on Friday at ASB Stadium. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Whangārei Girls' High School's Waiaria Frape flirts with the sideline as she tries to keep the ball in on Friday at ASB Stadium. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Whangārei Girls' High School's junior girls basketball team proved themselves the best of the bunch at ASB Stadium on Friday.
The team took out division one of the Northland Secondary School Sports Association junior girls basketball tournament, pipping Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Kaikohe who finished second.
Northern Advocate photographerMichael Cunningham went along to catch the action from the game between Whangārei Girls' High School and Kaikohe Christian School.
Pono Marsh takes the ball forward for Kaikohe Christian School. Photo / Michael Cunningham
1st: Whangārei Girls' High School 2nd: Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Kaikohe 3rd: Northland College 4th: Kaikohe Christian School 5th: Kaitaia College 6th: Kerikeri High School
Kaikohe Christian School's Ryvy Nordstand shows expert ball control as she surveys her options. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Overall placings (division two):
1st: Abundant Life School 2nd: Te Kura Taumata o Panguru 3rd: Ruawai College 4th: Taipa Area School 5th: Okaihau College 6th: Dargaville High School
Ranga Tito Brown from Kaikohe Christian School approaches the hoop with real intent. Photo / Michael Cunningham
