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Home / Northern Advocate / Sport

Netball: One loss costly for under-15s

By Judy Macdonald
Northern Advocate·
19 Jun, 2014 06:00 PM2 mins to read

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Whangarei Netball Centre's Ricco Watts-Niha, left, fights for the ball at the Auckland Representative Tournament. Photo / Jo Kirby

Whangarei Netball Centre's Ricco Watts-Niha, left, fights for the ball at the Auckland Representative Tournament. Photo / Jo Kirby

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Whangarei's under-15 netball team came close to having a perfect competition at the Auckland Representative Tournament, winning three of their four games at an event which had over 100 teams entered.

However, the one loss they suffered meant they did not win their section. Meanwhile most of the other Whangarei Netball Centre (WNC) teams did not have great results.

At the competition earlier this month, it was an early start for the Whangarei teams - which had representation in the under-15, year 9s, year 8s, and year 7 grades - who were on a bus at 5.45am.

The Auckland Netball Tournament comes just a few weeks after a Papakura Representative Tournament, where Whangarei teams did better but it should be acknowledged that at the Papakura tournament the sections the WNC teams were in were not the top teams from each centre.

At the Auckland Netball tournament, the WNC teams were in the Blue sections which included the top teams from all the centres participating so it was always going to be a tougher draw.

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Four umpires also travelled with the WNC representative teams along with five other umpires who umpired for Waitakere, Auckland and Waiuku. Two of our NZ C umpires did the under-15 final, which saw Auckland under-15 1 beat Waitakere.

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