Rotorua Boys’ High school have defended their Boys title at the NZ Secondary Schools 2015 National Championships, beating Hamilton Boys’ High in the final over the weekend at Bruce Pulman Park, Auckland.
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Rotorua look to retain Men's title- NZ Secondary Schools Touch Comp
The New Zealand Secondary Schools Touch Competition kicked off in Auckland today.
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Te Rarawa claim Open Men’s section- Māori Touch Nationals
Te Rarawa finally claim bragging rights in the Open Men’s section of the Māori Touch Nationals.
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Wheelchair turbo touch launch a hit
Wheelchair turbo touch is a new sport launched to benefit people with disabilities. Celebrities assembled in Auckland for the launch and were put to the test by the Turbo Flyerz.
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Early start for Bay of Plenty Touch
Bay of Plenty's U15 and U17 players put their skills to the test today in the hopes of representing the region. BOP Touch is investing time and energy in developing their younger grades of not only players, but referees too.
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Ngā Ringa Raupā- Carol Ngāwati
Tonight's Matariki hero hails from Ngāti Porou. She's been involved in education for 32 years and always fought for and found innovative ways for Māori to succeed in education, sport and health. The education advocate set up the first primary school bilingual unit in West Auckland at Ranui Primary. Along with her late husband Gerrard, Carol Ngāwati started Māori Touch NZ and still runs the Māori Touch Tournament 20 years on.
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Australia come out on top at Touch World Cup
Out of the seven New Zealand teams to make the finals at the Touch World Cup 2015, only one picked up gold.
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Māori talent seen across other countries at Touch Worlds
The natural Māori flare and skill wasn't only seen in the NZ teams, there are Māori representing many countries including England, Australia, Cook Islands and South Africa.
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Men's 40s luck out in Touch World Cup final
Today marks the final day of the Touch World Cup. "Fight like a shark, don't give in like an octopus" was the focus of the men's 40s in the final against Australia.
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NZ Open Men's still in line for Touch World Cup final
The NZ Open Men's team went down 6-2 to Australia in their round-robin clash. But NZ is still in line to make tomorrow's Touch World Cup final.
