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Mangakahia Squash Club has been a hive of activity from Thursday afternoon through to late on Saturday night this weekend as Northland’s best Under-19 players battled it out for the McCoy and Thomas - Hunting and Fishing Northland Squash Junior Open Championships.  An extra dimension was added as this doubled as the event to find the Northland Secondary Schools Girls and Boys Champions for 2010.  Approximately 50 players enjoyed some fierce competition and were appropriately rewarded with prizes and pizza after the event.
 
In the Girls Open draw, Sacha Pou-Tito (Mangakahia) was no surprise winner over Shontelle Goodhew in three straight sets.  This is Sacha’s last year for this event so no doubt the other girls competing will be looking forward to next year with several 14 to 16 year olds showing considerable promise.  Young Caitlin Foster from Maungaturoto (14) caused a couple of upsets being seeded 7th and accounting for the higher-graded Kerikeri duo of Renee Larmer and Kate Shepherd, in taking out the plate.  Shontelle Goodhew (Kamo), in finishing second, was rewarded with the Northland Secondary Schools Squash title. 
 
In the Boys Open division, second seed Ben Hyde (Kamo) proved too strong for top seed Daniel Notton (Kamo) winning the final in a gruelling five sets.  The win also saw Ben being awarded the Northland Secondary Schools title for 2010.  Ben has been in fine form recently having also won the Kamo B Grade event and beating higher-ranked opposition along the way.  Some consolation to Daniel in the spot prize draw - he won the brand new Black Knight racket.
 
Another hard-fought match was in the Boys Second division where Mangakahia’s Josh Hulse met Kerikeri’s Frank Robson in the final.  Josh came out the eventual winner at 15-13 in the fifth set.  Well done!
 
A notable exception from the boys draw this year was Tate Matson who travelled to Napier instead for the Cousins Shield competition (the national club teams event).  Competing at number two for the North Shore Squash club, Tate had a convincing yet surprise win in the second round, against the much higher-ranked Mike McSherry from Palmerston North, in four sets.  This is Tate’s first victory over an A1 player and some consolation for missing out on the NZ Junior Boys team who left for the world champs in Ecuador on Thursday. 
 
Ben Hyde and Shontelle Goodhew, quite appropriately after their school title wins, will be leading Whangarei Boys High School and Whangarei Girls High School squash teams when they head to Christchurch in early August to compete at the NZ Secondary Schools Squash Championships.  The full teams are:
  • Whangarei Girls High School    -    Shontelle Goodhew, Danielle Nauman, Jacinta Matson, Jordanah Thomas and Bridget Johnson
  • Whangarei Boys High School    -    Ben Hyde, Ryan Chestnut, James Green, Chris Smith, Max Trimble, Hayden Nauman, Cameron Johnson
Best wishes to both these teams!
 
Final Results:
 
Boys Open
Winner - Ben Hyde
Runner-Up - Daniel Notton
3rd - Ryan Chestnut (Mangakahia)
Special Plate - James Green (Mangakahia)
Plate - Cameron Johnson (Kamo)
Consolation Plate - Nathan Chestnut (Mangakahia)
 
Boys Division Two
Winner - Josh Hulse
Runner-Up - Frank Robson
Special Plate - Liam Seeley (Whangarei)
Plate - Kodi Foster (Maungaturoto)
Consolation Plate - Daniel Schmanski (Mangakahia)
 
Boys Division Three
Winner - Jesse Matthews (Mangakahia)
Runner-Up - Billy Woodworth (Mid-Western)
Special Plate - Luke Feaver (Mid-Western)
Plate  - Jayden Maugham (Kamo) 
Consolation Plate - Liam Whitting (Mangakahia)
 
Girls Open
Winner - Sacha Pou-Tito
Runner-Up - Shontelle Goodhew
Special Plate - Brittany Gibbons (Wellsford)
Plate - Caitlin Foster
Consolation Plate - Jordanah Thomas (Kamo)
 
Girls Division Two
Winner - Hayley Green (Mangakahia)
Runner-Up - MacKenzie Johnson (Kamo)
3rd - Olivia Brookland (Whangarei)
Special Plate - Cheyenne Hill (Maungaturoto)
Classic Plate - Drew Sackfield (Mangakahia)
Plate - Carli Butturini (Mangakahia)
 
 
 

News Highlights

July 9th, 2010
  • Congratulations to Sam Sayes (aged 12 from Whangarei) who travelled all the way to Christchurch to compete in the South Island Junior Champs and WON the Under 13 boys title.       AWESOME!      Hope to hear more about that later but I’m sure he’ll definitely be a player to watch at the North Island Juniors in Napier this coming weekend.  Good luck Sam!
  • Good luck also to the twenty something Northland kids who are also travelling to Napier for the North Island Junior Champs which kicks off on Thursday.
  • Well done to Ryan Chestnut (Mangakahia) who travelled to Papakura on the weekend to play in the Open and competed in style winning his division.  Not so lucky for the other two Northland juniors with Tate Matson gaining 16 points while losing to NZ no. 1 Campbell Grayson in the quarter final before again going down to Joelle King in the semi.  Daniel Notton finished 4th in his division.
  • The Autumn Interclub series has closed with the following results:  Mens Division One - Kerikeri A, Mens Division Two - Kerikeri B, Ladies Division One - Mangakahia A, Ladies Division Two - Kerikeri.  As you can see Kerikeri’s star has shone brightly in this competition.  Well done to all players.
Coming Events
  • Whangarei Squash Club are hosting the NZ Junior Boys team for two exhibition matches on Monday 12th July - that’s next Monday.  That’s four A grade Under-19 players!  Tickets for seats at this event are $15 and you can get them from Jared at Whangarei Squash.  For more information or to get tickets call Jared or Karen on 4384747 or email jared(at)whangareisquash.co.nz
  • The Northland Superchamps Eliminations are being held at Whangarei Squash Club on Sunday July 18th.  This will be an all day affair and there will be more details next week about this competition.
  • The Northland Junior Open poster is now out (see attachment) and Mangakahia Squash Club is looking forward to hosting swarms of junior players over the weekend of July 22nd to 25th.  Entries to Megan on 4346615 or Sharon on 4303330 or shazacraw(at)yahoo.co.nz  This event will also double as the Northland Secondary Schools Individual Champs but is open to all Under-19 players.
  • The Northland Masters at Kamo is also fast approaching from July 30th to August 1st.  On that same Friday, Whangarei will be hosting the Northland Secondary Schools Teams event.
  • The Wellsford Open is the next on the calendar on August 6th to 8th. 
Squash Northland Regional Mid-Year Review Meeting
This date has been changed and this meeting will now be held at the all new Sports House at the northern end of the Kensington Stadium, Whangarei.  All clubs please send representation.  Travel subsidies apply to distant clubs
Kamo Rugby and Squash Club was full to bursting over the weekend as they hosted a celebration of Kamo Rugby, as well as not just one, but two squash tournaments at once over the weekend. 
 
In a huge logistics exercise for Kamo Squash Club organisers, twenty six pairs of doubles players and eighty four singles players battled it out over Thursday and Friday nights, and throughout the weekend as they competed in the annual Ivan Pohe Memorial Doubles tournament, and the Wilkinsons/Stirling Sports Kamo B Grade singles tournament.
 
The doubles competitors ranged from the ‘Strictly Social’ annual pairings of Kamo Stalwarts Tina (Finlayson) Jones and Mel Matheson, and Carol Gardner and Wayne Churton, to the ‘Serious’ division, where Ryan Chestnut paired with recently named NZ Under 19 team reserve, and A graded player Tate Matson, to take the title and the Ivan Pohe Memorial trophy.
The ‘Tryhard’ division, was won by father and son pairing of Ben and Greg Hyde, while the ‘Fun’ division, of mainly mixed pairs went to Neil Lewis and Miranda Jex-Blake.
 
In the Kamo B Grade tournament, part of the Black Knight series, upsets in both semi-finals of the top mens division, meant that Kamo’s Ben Hyde and Whangarei’s Jared Gravatt battled for the top honours, with Hyde continuing his winning ways to take the title, while top seeds Daniel Notton and Kelvin Moselen played off for third and fourth places instead. 
Mangakahia’s Sacha Pou-Tito topped the ladies division one, beating Fiona Moselen in a four set final.
In a thrilling division two ladies final between two of Northlands fastest rising junior girls, Wellsford’s Brittany Gibbons just held off Mangakahia’s Danielle Nauman, to win in the fifth set.
The mens division five, a round robin draw also full of young rising stars, was won by
Whangarei’s Sam Dykzeul, who survived a countback situation to edge out Nathan Chestnut of Mangakahia
Winner of the Black Knight lucky draw was Sacha Pou-Tito.
Kamo Squash Club hosts the Northland Masters tournament at the end of July.
 
Full results:
Ivan Pohe Memorial Doubles:
Serious:  Winners Tate Matson and Ryan Chestnut (Mangakahia) R/up Clayton Campbell and Daniel Notton (Whangarei/Kamo) Special Plate Kelvin Moselen and Craig Lilley (Kamo) Plate Mike Hebditch and Josh Thomas (Whangarei/Kamo) Cons Plate Mark West and Kerry Chestnut (Mangakahia)
Strictly Social Doubles:  Winners Colleen Pyne and Fiona Anderson (Kerikeri) R/up Jacinta Matson and Danielle Nauman (Mangakahia)
Fun Doubles:  Winners Neil Lewis and Miranda Jex-Blake (Mangakahia) R/up Bruce and Elisha Smith (Kamo)  Third Sacha Pou-Tito and John Tito (Mangakahia)
Tryhard Doubles:  Winners Greg and Ben Hyde (Kamo) R/up Kane Turketo and James Green (Kamo/Mangakahia) Special Plate Sean and Greg Prinsloo (Kamo) Plate Shontelle and Leah Goodhew (Kamo), Cons Plate Pat Smith and Michele Salmon (Kamo)
 
Wilkinsons/Stirling Sports Kamo B Grade:
Mens Div 1
Winner Ben Hyde (Kamo) R/up Jared Gravatt (Whg) Sp Plate Daniel Notton (Kamo) Plate Ryan Chestnut (Mgk) Cons Pl Chris Jensen (Kamo)
Mens Div 2
Winner Glen Wynyard (Kamo) R/up Sam Johnson (Kamo) Sp Plate Carlo Aprea (Kamo) Plate Sam Sayes (Whg) Cons Pl Angus MacDonald (Whg)
Mens Div 3
Winner James Green (Mgk) r/up Kane Turketo (Kamo) Sp Plate Alan Rockell (KK) Plate Chris Smith (BB) Cons Pl Claude Shepherd (KK)
Mens Div 4
Winner Greg Prinsloo(Kamo) R/up Peter Houben (Whg) Sp Plate Cameron Johnson (Kamo) Plate Andrew Johnson (Kamo) Cons Pl Milton Brookland (Whg)
Mens Div 5
Winner
Sam Dykzeul (Whg) R/up Nathan Chestnut (Mgk) Third Rikajn Stuart (Kamo)
Mens Div 6
Winner Vincent Robson (KK) R/up Rob MacInlay Sp Plate Aaron Cooze(Whg) Plate Liam Seeley (Whg) Cons Pl Campbell Shepherd (KK)
Ladies Div 1
Winner Sacha Pou-Tito (Mgk) R/up Fiona Moselen (Kamo) Sp Plate Gae Lewis (Mgk) Plate Shontelle Goodhew (Kamo) Cons Pl Debbie Johnson (Kamo)
Ladies Div 2
Winner Brittany Gibbons (Wfd) R/up Danielle Nauman (Mgk) Sp Plate Amanda Gould (Kamo) Plate Miranda Jex-Blake (Mgk)
Ladies Div 3
Winner Annie Greene (Kamo) R/up Karen West (Mgk) Sp Plate Jacinta Matson (Mgk) Plate Renee Larmer (KK) Cons Pl Michele Salmon (Kamo)
Ladies Div 4
Winner Caitlin Foster (Mgto) r/up Michelle Hammond Sp Plate Nirelle McDonald (Kta) Plate Marise Gordon (Otago) Cons Pl Robyn Hammann (Whg)
Ladies Div 5
Winner Tracey Klaricich (Kamo) R/up Sharyn Thomas (Kamo) Third Bridget Johnson (Kamo) Cons Pl Penny Wilson (Kamo)
Ladies Div 6
Winner Mackenzie Johnson (Kamo) R/up Olivia Brookland (Whg) Third Gabrielle Sykes
Raffle winner Sheryl Monaghan
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Mens Div 1 1st Brent Lewis 2nd Craig Widdup 3rd Daniel Notton Plate Ben Hyde Consolation Plate Ryan Chestnut
Mens Div 2 1st Sacha Pou Tito 2nd Kane Turketo 3rd James Green Plate Josh Thomas Consolation Plate Chris Smith
Mens Div 3 1st Alan Rockell 2nd Max Trimble 3rd Greg Prinsloo Plate Reagan Wakeling Consolation Plate Adrian Green
Mens Div 4 1st Milton Brookland 2nd Sam Dykzeul 3rd Finn Trimble Plate Josh Hulse Consolation Plate Kane Matthews
Mens Div 5 1st Campbell Shepherd 2nd Steve Brown
Womens Div 1 1st Sacha Pou Tito 2nd Shontelle Goodhew 3rd Miranda Jex Blake Plate Danielle Nauman Consolation Plate Marie Notton
Womens Div 2 1st Jacinta Matson 2nd Karen West 3rd Julie Geange Plate Haidee Jacobson Consolation Plate Jill Trubshaw
Womens Div 3 1st Jordanah Thomas 2nd Tracey Klaricich 3rd Vanessa Jennings Plate Reanna Watson Consolation Plate Kelly Sackfield
Womens Div 4 1st Bridget Johnson 2nd Hayley Green 3rd Zoe Dykzeul Plate MacKenzie Johnson Consolation Plate Sarah Newson
Junior Div 1st Liam Seeley 2nd Daniel Schimanski 

True to form Kaitaia turned on a fantastic weekend of squash for travellers and locals alike over the weekend.  There were 112 entrants all up - seventy six in the senior sections, and thirty six in the junior divisions - not surprising given Kaitaia’s reputation for well run, fun tournaments and even better after-match feeds! 

 

Kamo’s Daniel Notton, one of a large number of travellers from the Whangarei area, took five sets to get past A graded lady Trina Moore who played in both the mens and ladies competitions, before causing an upset in the final and overcoming Whangarei’s Clayton Campbell in a further five sets. 

 

Things went top seeded Moore’s way in the ladies competition however, with convincing victories over all her oponents, including second place getter Abbie Palmer .     

 

One of Northland’s keenest Junior players Sam Sayes, now sits at the top of the table in the Senior Black Knight series, while Kerikeri’s Felix Reed and Vincent Spooner Robinson lead the Junior series. 

 

Whangarei’s Finn Trimble won the $50 lucky draw.

 

Check the Black Knight results pages for series updates.

Kaitaia Open Tournament results:

Mens Open 1st Daniel Notton 2nd Clayton Campbell 3rd Trina Moore Plate Karl Watson Consolation Plate Ben Hyde
Mens Div 11st Josh Thomas 2nd Willie Halbert 3rd Kenny Finlayson Plate Sam Johnson Consolation Plate Laurence Erstich
Mens Div 2 1st Sam Sayes 2nd Tony Purnell 3rd Chris Smith Plate Kane Turketo Consolation Plate Ian Smit
Mens Div 3 1st Frank Navarro 2nd Greg Prinsloo 3rd Hepa Stephens Plate Max Trimble Consolation Plate Shane Reed
Mens Div 4 1st Tyron Hansford 2nd Cameron Johnson 3rd Alan Rockell Plate Nathan Chestnut Consolation Plate Milton Brookland
Mens Div 51st Vincent Robson 2nd Aaron Cooze 3rd Sam Dykzeul Plate Peter Smith Consolation Plate Ngature Stephens
Womens Open 1st Trina Moore 2nd Abbie Palmer 3rd Sacha Pou Tito
Womens Div 1 1st Kylee Harrison 2nd Amanda Gould 3rd Danielle Nauman Plate Jacinta Matson Consolation Plate Kate Shepherd
Womens Div 2 1st Nirelle McDonald 2nd Alex Jones 3rd Renee Larmer Plate Terre Donaldson Consolation Plate Robyn Hammann
Womens Div 3 1st Sharyn Thomas 2nd Jordanah Thomas 3rd Sue Reed Plate Deb Pou Tito Consolation Plate Rachel Hammann
Womens Div 4  1st Sheryl Shine 2nd Jackie Hurst 3rd Simone Liley
 
JUNIORS
Boys Div 1 1st Sam Sayes 2nd Chris Smith 3rd Max Trimble
Boys Div 2 1st Finn Trimble 2nd Sam Dykzeul 3rd Vincent Robson Plate Ngature Stephens Consolation Plate Elliot Hassan
Boys Div 3 1st Frank Robson 2nd Daniel Clay 3rd Felix Reed Plate Shane Keen Consolation Plate Cameron Hansford
Girls Div 1 1st Sivana Shine 2nd Jordanah Thomas 3rd Zoe Dykzeul Plate Olivia Brookland Consolation Plate Hannah Shalders
Girls Div 2 1st Gina Hassan 2nd Nadia Thomas 3rd Kate Harrison Plate Cailee Stewart Consolation Plate Brydie Harrison

Kamo Junior Tournament

May 3rd, 2010

Fifty-seven of Northlands youngest squash players had their turn to take the court, in the Kamo Junior Squash Tournament over the weekend.

Children from 7 to 16 years old, some just new to squash the week prior, travelled from as far away as Kerikeri and Maungaturoto to get a taste of the fun of competitive squash.

 

In an ambitious attempt to cater for children who play other Saturday sports, the majority of games were played on Sunday, meaning the courts were full to overflowing, with games from 8.30 in the morning until 5 oclock at night. 

 

Top seeded boy James Green, and Danielle Nauman in the girls, both from the Mangakahia club, and both rising stars on the adult tournament scene, reached their finals as expected, but were toppled by Kane Turketo (Kamo) and Jacinta Matson (Mangakahia) in exciting matches.

In another thriller Whangarei’s  Zoe Dykzeul took five sets to overcome Mackenzie Johnson (Kamo) 17-15 in the fifth game, to win the girls second division final.

 

Maungaturoto’s Hawkins family had a thoroughly successful day with Liam taking out the Division 4 boys final over Connor McMurchy from Whangarei, while sister Shawna proved too powerful for her opponents in the Division 4 girl’s competition.

 

The heroics of the day were provided by local 5th Division lad Josh Salmon, who in his first ever tournament, stepped up to fill a gap caused by a last minute withdrawal from Division 3.  Though not winning any of those three matches, he pushed his opponents right to the wire, before completing his clean sweep of Division 5 by beating Kamo clubmate Brad Moselen in the final.

 

Other division winners were Boys Division 2 Vincent Spooner-Robinson (Kerikeri), Boys Division 3 Liam Seeley (Whangarei), Girls Division 3 Bailey Coates (Maungaturoto).

 

Prizes from Wild Poppy, Salt Surf or Wilkinsons Sports made a special end to a great day of junior squash.

 

This tournament was the first of the Northland Black Knight Junior Series of tournaments.  The next is to be hosted by the Wellsford Squash Club on the 14th to 16th of May.

 

Full prizewinners list:

 

Boys Division One:  Winner Kane Turketo (Kamo Rugby), R/up James Green (Mgk), Special Plate Chris Smith (Bream Bay), Plate Hayden Nauman (Mgk), Consolation Plate Milton Brookland (Whg) Division Two:  Winner Vincent Spooner-Robinson (Kk), R/up Finn Trimble (Whg),  Sp Plate Travis Durham (KR), Plate Charl Compaan (KR), Cons Plate Cameron Pye

Division Three: Winner Liam Seeley (Whg), R/up Hayden Lupton (Mgto), Sp Pl Scott Donaldson (Mgto), Plate Ashton Coates (Mgto), Cons Pl Ben Van Veen (KR)

Division Four: Winner Liam Hawkins (Mgto), R/up Connor McMurchy (Whg), Third Taylin Koroi (Kk)

Division Five: Winner Josh Salmon (KR), R/up Brad Moselen (KR), Third Sean Hay (KR), Cons Pl Hunter Smith (KR)

 

 

Girls Division One: Winner Jacinta Matson (Mgk), R/up Danielle Nauman (Mgk), Third Kate Shepherd (Kk)

Division Two: Winner Zoe Dykzeul (Whg), R/up Mackenzie Johnson (KR), Sp Plate Hayley Green (Mgk), Plate Gemma Turketo (KR), Cons Pl Nadia Thomas (KR)

Division Three: Winner Bailey Coates (Mgto), R/up Maria Wright (KR)

Division Four: Winner Shawna Hawkins (Mgto), R/up Anna Moselen (KR), Third Tayla Smith (KR)

Wellsford Tournament Results

April 18th, 2010
Wellsford Results:
Mens Div 1 1st: Ron Houben 2nd Kelvin Moselen 3rd Scott Hudson
Mens Div 2 1st Ryan Chestnut 2nd Les Gibbons 3rd Darryn Gibbons Plate Jared Gravatt Consolation Plate Chris Sellars
Mens Div 3 1st Peter Cave 2nd Kane Turketo 3rd James Green Plate Tony Purnell Consolation Plate Sam Sayes
Mens Div 4 1st Peter Houben 2nd Chris Smith 3rd Tony Scandrett Plate Jerrie Coetzee Consolation Plate Adrian Green
Mens Div 5 1st Max Trimble 2nd Milton Brookland 3rd Tyrone Hansford Plate Shay Hawken Consolation Plate Nathan Chestnut
Mens Div 6 1st Ken Manuel 2nd Craig Shadbolt 3rd Aaron Cooze Plate Vincent Robson Consolation Plate Campbell Shepherd
Ladies Div 1st Abbie Palmer 2nd Fiona Moselen 3rd Vanessa Oldfield Special Plate Brittany Gibbons Classic Plate Megan Chestnut Plate Michelle Hudson
Consolation Plate Haidee Jacobson
Ladies Div 2 1st: Sarah Radford 2nd: Kate Shepherd 3rd: Nirelle McDonald Plate: Renee Larmer Consolation Plate: Paula McGahan
Ladies Div 3 1st: Caitlin Foster 2nd: Karla Shadbolt 3rd: Mirna Clarijs Plate: Naomi Foster Consolation Plate: Leslie Fox
Black Knight $50 draw winner:  Kane Turketo
The Northland Sport Expo was held on Saturday 20 March 2010 at the ASB Leisure Centre / Kensington Stadium.  We were fortunate enough to have 11 Regional Sports Organisations on show, as well as Pasgaard Sports Distributors, Kensington Fitness Centre and the Northec Sport & Recreation Programme. 
 
 

 

The Expo provided a fantastic opportunity for all visitors to get first hand information on how to get involved with various sports available in our region.  Whether it is participating, coaching, volunteering or merely supporting, the Expo was the perfect place to gain this knowledge.

 A variety of practical workshops were held during the course of the day, which provided visitors with the chance to actually participate through “have a go” sessions which proved to be highly popular and entertaining!

Well done Annie and crew for helping promote our sport.

Once again our Northland contingent did themselves proud over the weekend in a fantastic tournament of junior squash at North Shore in the NZ Junior Open - one of the highlights of the national junior squash calendar.  The standard of entries was very high with no less than nine A grade boys competing as well as five A grade girls in the open divisions.
 
Of the 20 plus entries from our region there were some definite highpoints with some of our younger players scoring some notable victories. 
Special Congratulations
to new stars
Sam Sayes and Finn Trimble of Whangarei and
Danielle Nauman of Mangakahia
who were all Division winners. 
Sam had a huge weekend being seeded 9th in the Division 2 Boys and beating four D2 players to take the championship final.  Fifth-seeded Danielle also scored two wins against higher graded players when she beat two D1’s on the way to taking the Girls Division 1 final.  Finn Trimble was successful in the Boys Division 4 final after being seeded third for his event.
Other placings of note include:
  • Boys Open - Tate Matson, seeded 6th, finished 6th
  • Girls Open - Sacha Pou-Tito, seeded 8th, finished 8th
  • Girls Open - Abbie Palmer, seeded 9th, finished 9th
  • Girls Div 1 - Jacinta Matson, Winner Special Plate
  • Boys Div 2 - James Green, R/Up Special Plate
  • Boys Div 2 - Chris Smith, R/Up Plate 
  • Girls Div 2 - Olivia Brookland, Consolation Plate Winner
  • Boys Div 3 - Hayden Nauman, Winner Classic Plate
  • Boys Div 3 - Max Trimble, R/Up Special Plate
Full results are available at the link below.
 
http://www.northshoresquash.co.nz/article.php?id=41
 
Regards,
 
Linda Matson
Secretary
Squash Northland

KERIKERI OPEN MARCH 2010

March 27th, 2010

Once again Kerikeri Club attracted the maximum number of competitors that two courts can accommodate so inevitably there were late nights. There was some wonderful squash and we believe the PAR (point a rally) scoring produced closer competition. The standard among the junior competitors was a joy to watch. Meals on both Saturday and Sunday nights could only be described as a seafood extravaganza – an unlimited supply of crayfish, oysters, mussels and snapper as well as lamb on the spit. Competitors and families were fed all weekend, compliments of the Kerikeri Club and its generous members.

 

The Club has a reputation for great prizes and once again they did not disappoint. The event would not take place without the generous support of sponsors and donors.

 

Results

Women

Div A

Champion Paige Benioni, r/u Sacha Pou Tito, Spec Pl Shontelle Goodhew, Pl Miranda Jex-Blake, Consol Pl Amanda Gould

Div B

Champion Eva Timu, r/u  Kate Shepherd,  Spec Pl Renee Larmer, Pl Danielle Nauman, Consol Pl Nirelle McDonald

Div C

Champion Jo Hay, r/u  Debbie Shepherd, Spec Pl Jordanah Thomas, Pl Debbie Pou Tito, Consol Pl Leigh Rockell

Men

Div A

Champion Tate Matson, r/u Clayton Campbell, 3rd Scott Hudson

Div B

Champion Daniel Notton, r/u Gary Burton, Spec Pl Bruce Clay, Pl Josh Thomas, Consol Pl Dave Collins

Div C

Champion Tony Purnell, r/u James Green, 3rd Alan Rockell, 4th Claude Shepherd, Spec Pl Frank Navarro, Pl Bevan McCarthy, Classic Pl Gareth Nock, Consol Pl Mal Liddington

Div D

Champion Sam Sayes, r/u Steve Isbister, Spec Pl Terry Larsen, Pl Jerry Cortzee, Consol Pl Vincent Robson

Div E

Champion Peter Hoult, r/u Milton Brookland, Spec Pl Andy Hay, Pl Warwick Thirkell, Consol Pl Mal Shepherd 

 

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