Caitlyn McKelvie guides the ball away for Huntley at the Central Districts qualifying tournament at Huntley School on Friday.
Caitlyn McKelvie guides the ball away for Huntley at the Central Districts qualifying tournament at Huntley School on Friday.
The Sacred Heart Girls College team will be going to the girls national finals for the Primary Schools Shield as they were dominant at the Central Districts qualifier hosted by Huntley School in Marton on Friday.
The Huntley girls team were unsuccessful in their three matches against their Taranaki andWairarapa school opponents.
Masterton beat Huntley and Stratford, but were well beaten by Sacred Heart in their final match.
Huntley played Sacred Heart first in the Twenty20 format and were bowled out for 66, with the Taranaki girls reaching their target without losing a wicket, with one of the openers making 37 not out.
They then played Masterton, who batted first and put on 85-2, with Huntley reaching 55-5 at the end of their 20 overs.
In the final game against Stratford, Huntley made 69-4, with Isabel Melville scoring 20.
However, Stratford run down the target comfortably at 71-2.
The Whanganui schools tournament to reach the boys Central Districts qualifier for the national Primary Schools Shield, of which Huntley 1st XI are defending champions, is being held at Victoria Park this weekend.
