[1] Check out Sport BOP website www.sportbop.co.nz where you’ll find lots of information regarding upcoming events, get active options, inter- school results etc... Volume 9 21 June 2012 Dear Students, Parents and Caregivers, Well done to students, teachers and families for an awesome effort with the Tauranga Intermediate School Cross Country. An amazing day with the sun shining and some fantastic racing. The competition was fierce across the four divisions and we look forward to taking a strong team to the PB/BOP Championships and the New Zealand Community Trust AIMS GAMES. Congratulations to our 75 gymnasts who travelled to ARGOS last week. A hugely successful competition for our school collecting 36 medals across the different events and divisions. A big thank you to Mrs Jackson, Miss Jackson, Marie, Mrs Stull, Mrs Bickford, Mrs Harris and Mrs Pye for their work and preparation with our students. Also a huge thank you to Mrs Hampton for her work behind the scenes organising and co-ordinating transport and uniforms for such a large team. We are now on the countdown to the New Zealand Community Trust AIMS GAMES with only one term to prepare. All teams will be confirmed before the end of Term Two. We wish students all the best with their selections and look forward to following their progress as we build toward the September games. Gareth Scholes Deputy Principal Newsletter Sponsors of the Tauranga Intermediate School Sports Academy & School Cross Country 1st, 2nd & 3rd Twister Trampoline Girls at Argos Gym Competition
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Check out Sport BOP website www.sportbop.co.nz where you’ll find lots of information regarding upcoming events, get active options, inter-school results etc...
Volume 921 June 2012
Dear Students, Parents and Caregivers,
Well done to students, teachers and families for an awesome effort with the Tauranga Intermediate School Cross Country. An amazing day with the sun shining and some fantastic racing. The competition was fierce across the four divisions and we look forward to taking a strong team to the PB/BOP Championships and the New Zealand Community Trust AIMS GAMES.
Congratulations to our 75 gymnasts who travelled to ARGOS last week. A hugely successful competition for our school collecting 36 medals across the different events and divisions. A big thank you to Mrs Jackson, Miss Jackson, Marie, Mrs Stull, Mrs Bickford, Mrs Harris and Mrs Pye for their work and preparation with our students. Also a huge thank you to Mrs Hampton for her work behind the scenes organising and co-ordinating transport and uniforms for such a large team.
We are now on the countdown to the New Zealand Community Trust AIMS GAMES with only one term to prepare. All teams will be confirmed before the end of Term Two. We wish students all the best with their selections and look forward to following their progress as we build toward the September games.
Gareth ScholesDeputy Principal
Newsletter
Sponsors of the Tauranga Intermediate School Sports Academy & School Cross
Country
1st, 2nd & 3rd Twister Trampoline Girls at Argos Gym
PB/BOP ULTIMATE FRISBEE TOURNAMENTOn the 7th of June the TIS Ultimate Frisbee team travelled down to Gisborne to compete in the PB/BOP ultimate frisbee competition.
The students were billeted to various pupils from Gisborne Intermediate with the experience of sleeping the night in a foreign town. The students were very polite and hospitable towards the Tauranga team. It was a great experience. “Mean, I stayed at a flash as place!” “Our place was better, we had a spa and a swimming pool” were just a few quotes from our students the next morning.
Game day:We were split up into two pools of six teams the games were 15 minutes long. We played Whakatane first up and had a great win 12-2. We then played Gisborne Int 1 and lost 10-0 (who were the tournament winners). This followed with another loss to Ilminster 2 of 5 - 0. We then made a small come- back with a win against Gisborne 5 5-4 and then a draw against Gisborne 3 5-5. We narrowly missed out on a spot in the semi-finals. We then went on to play Gisborne 2 for 5/6th spot and had a 4-4 draw finishing 5th= so we were pretty happy with our result overall.
Overall winner was Gisborne 1 with Te Puke in 2nd and Ilminster 1 and 2 were 3rd and 4th. Our most valuable player of the day (M.V.P) was Jayden Wood Rm 8.
Our trip back up to Tauranga was very enjoyable especially the dinner at Burger King and K.F.C. We arrived back at school at 6.30pm we were all very tired.
A special thanks to Mrs Hughes and Mrs Hampton for taking us to Gisborne and making sure we were well cared for.
Jacob Forman Rm 19, Tyce Robinson Rm 41, Hayden Ririnui Rm 8, Clayton Elder Rm 8, Haylen Ritter Rm 36Jayden Wood Rm 28, Taylah Tahuri Rm 5, Karolina Eyban Rm 5, Eden Pou Rm 27, Phabian Patrick Rm 27
PB/BOP Ultimate Frisbee
Team
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Our after-school Gymnastics programme run by Marie Farrell of the Gymnastics Academy and Anita Jackson with assistance from Mrs Stull has been running since the beginning of the year. The annual Argos Gymsport Competition gives these students an opportunity to perform and compete, what they have been practising at these classes. On Tuesday 12 June over 75 students competed in a wide range of events from artistic, rhythmic, trampoline events to Group Performances in Hip Hop, Aerobics and Cheerleading. Competitors were graded into Springers, Flyers and Twisters and Open Divisions so that they all competed within their own ability groups. Each competitor performed three gym routines: a floor routine, vault, and beam/mat for girls/boys. Some students also competed in the trampoline section. Students competed as a team of 3 or 4 with the top three scores counting toward the team result. Individual scores were also counted.
Competitors won medals for first, second and third with their scores being counted individually in the three apparatus and aggregated as a team result in gym routines and rhythmic routines. Our students all did really well with lots of great results as below:
14 Gold medals12 Silver medals10 Bronze medals Twisters Girls Artistic1st place – Caitlin Fletcher Rm 303rd place – Alexis Cowbourne Rm 181st team – Alexis Cowbourne Rm 18, Mia Gregory Rm 27, Kayleigh Julian Rm 40, Trinity Gaby Rm 26 Twisters Tramp Boys1st place – Wiremu Leef Rm 342nd place – Jack Niles Rm 73rd place - Reece Gander Rm 251st team – Wiremu, Jack, Reece Twister Tramp Girls1st place – Millie Burton Rm 322nd place – Catrin Pearse Rm 163rd place – Georgina Dewar Rm 22
WBOP ARGOS GYMSPORT COMPETITION
Aerobic Team 2nd
place
Amelia Kaiser Rm 18 on the beam
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Twister Tramp Girls 1st team – Millie, Catrin, Georgina2nd team – Alexis Cowbourne Rm 18, Mia Gregory Rm 27, Greta Stanton-Hough Rm 273rd team – Jessica Richardson Rm 6, Karah Bixley Rm 32, Rosie Pua Rm 4 Hip Hop Group3rd place - Sam Uljee Rm 35, Sophie McConnell Rm 19, Stevie Smith Rm 27, Eden Pou Rm 27, Taylor Murray Rm 42, Emily Kneale Rm 18, Phabian Patrick Rm 27, Caitlin Fletcher Rm 30, Zoe Walden Rm 27, Greta Stanton-Hough Rm 27 Twisters Boys Artistic1st place – Jack Niles Rm 7 2nd place – Wiremu Leef Rm 343rd place – Keanu Teao Rm 371st team – Jack, Keanu, Wiremu, Reece Gander Rm 253rd team – Micah Francevic Rm 23, Troy Morrell Rm 17, Tioriori Waikato Rm 23 Flyers Boys Artistic3rd team – Koraha Pita-Grey Rm 12, Jesse Bennett Rm 24, Ngatoroirangi Te Keeti Rm 9, Tawhai Wirihana Rm 12 Springers Girls Artistic2nd place – Chloe Jordan Rm 62nd team – Chloe Jordan Rm 6, Olivia Choo Rm 21, Shelbee Pointon Rm 1, Melissa Lorenz-Searle Rm 36 Springers Tramp Boys3rd team – Tawhai Wirihana Rm 12, Koraha Pita-Grey Rm 12, Aaron Kohiti Rm 7 Flyers Tramp Boys2nd place – Ngatoroirangi Te Keeti Rm 91st team – Ngatoroirangi, Tioriori Waikato Rm 23, Te Waata Forbes Rm 72nd team – Jack Hodge Rm 16, Travis Jennings Rm 29, Keanu Teao Rm 37, Micah Francevic Rm 23 Flyers Tramp Girls1st place – Mikayla Hall Rm 32nd place – Amelia Kaiser Rm 181st team – Mikayla, Amelia, Marlique Ellis-Emery Rm 11 Aerobics Group2nd place - Tayla Fairbairn Rm 16, Grace Ede Rm 17, Brittany Duggan Rm 41, Kennedy Crowther Rm 41, Emily Kneale Rm 18, Madison Randall Rm 4, Rosie Pua Rm 4, Catrin Pearse Rm 16, Mikayla Hall Rm 3, Leah Hawthorne Rm 13, Milly Hillbrook Rm 30, Brooke Aldridge Rm 30 Flyers Rhythmic Girls1st place – Catrin Pearse Rm 162nd place – Jessica Richardson Rm 6
Open Junior Rhythmic Girls1st place – Kelsey Duff Rm 32
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PB/BOP ROCK CLIMBING COMPETITION
Open Junior Girls Artistic3rd place – Caitlyn Wardell Rm 192nd team – Caitlyn, Millie Burton Rm 32, Georgina Dewar Rm 22, Catrin Pearse Rm 16
Cheerleading Group1st place - Millie Burton Rm 32, Georgina Dewar Rm 22, Courtney Collis Rm 16, Mia Gregory Rm 27, Greta Stanton-Hough Rm 27, Zoe Walden Rm 27, Emily Parrot Rm 42, Eden Pou Rm 27, Kennedy Crowther Rm 41, Georgia Bartlam Rm 22, Casey McDowall Rm 3, Taylor Murray Rm 42
Last Friday 15th June our Indoor Rock Climbing team travelled to Taupo to compete in the PB/BOP Intermediate Competition. There were students from Whakatane, Taupo, Mokoia, Rotorua and Te Puke Intermediates. After the trip down most of us were not feeling that great from the trip and were also nervous about the event.
The Year 7’s climbed first with Josiah Albert Rm 23 and Breeana Shilling Rm 34 finishing in 5th place each. The Year 8’s climbed next. Both William Esterman Rm 20 and Ben Whitaker Room 1 climbed really well - both reaching the top on the Diamond Wall and had a ‘climb-off’ for first place with William claiming first place overall.
In the girls Eden Faulkner Rm 20, Phabian Patrick Rm 27 and myself all climbed really well as a team and made the finals. I finished in a close 2nd place and Eden 4th and Phabian 5th. It was good enough for the Year 8’s to win the Champion Year 8 Team Shield. We were very excited about this. Overall it was a fun day out and we would like to thank Mr MacDonald for all the trainings and taking us to Taupo.
Georgia Bartlam Rm 22
Winning Year 8 Team - Ben Whitaker, Jack
Wilson Rm 36, William Esterman, Eden Faulkner, Georgia Bartlam,
Phabian Patrick
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NZCT AIMS GAMES - 9 SEPTEMBER - 14 SEPTEMBER
“ Winners never quit and quitters never win.”
Vince Lombardi American Football Coach
These games are now past approaching and all teams are almost confirmed. We will publish a full list of our competitors in our next Sports Newsletter early next term - we’re anticipating over 200. Competitors will bring home a newsletter then with lots of information about the event.
The Opening Ceremony is going to be held at the new TECT Arena at Bay Park which is going to be very exciting.
We have teams in nearly every sporting code and are eager to get our students in top condition and well drilled before the tournament. Training squads are now well underway and it is important that your child is fully committed to their team. This year there are 16 Sporting Codes making up the 2012 AIMS GAMES with the introduction of Rugby League. Other codes are Badminton, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Gymsports, Hockey, Indoor Bowls, Multisport, Netball, Rugby Sevens, Squash, Swimming, Tennis, and Waterpolo. Last year we had over 200 students competing and we won 5 cups and 49 medals finishing top of the overall medal table. For information about this tournament go to www.nzaimsgames.co.nz
If your family can help out with billeting students from Christchurch we would love to hear from you. We need to find homes for around 45 students and to date have places for 11.
TAURANGA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY INVITATION
FOR ALL PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS TO ATTENDFriday 22 June 2012 at School
First race commences at 9.00am - Year 7 Girls 9.25am - Year 7 Boys 9.50am - Year 8 Girls 10.15am - Year 8 Boys
PLAYER PROFILEName: Eden PouRoom: Rm 27 Age: 12 years
Sports played at school/team level:Netball - Year 8 A teamUltimate Frisbee - PB/BOP TeamTouch Rugby - PB/BOP Team - WinnersSquash - PB/BOP Team - WinnersVolleyball Super League TeamPolice Competency Test Team
What is your playing/training schedule like?Busy - I’m netball training 5 times per week and play squash on Mondays
What do you usually eat for breakfast and what is your favourite food?Muslei and yogurt. Pork belly and marinated Pork Chops that Mum & Dad cook
Interests/Hobbies:Shopping and playing on computer
Most memorable moment in sport:Being selected in the NZCT AIMS GAMES and Harbourside Rep teams last year.
Person you admire the most:Laura Langman because she’s cool and plays netball really well.
How did you get involved in Sport?My Mum & Dad
What influence has your family had on you in sport?They have taken me a long way and taught me a lot about sport.
What has sport taught you?To keep fit
What is your future goal in sport? To make the BOP Gold Netball team
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COACH PROFILEName: Wayne ArthurSport/Team Name: Cross Country Team Occupation: Teaching in Rm 20 Totara House
What got you started in Coaching:At College I was asked by my teacher to coach Year 9 students in football. I enjoyed seeing the players learn new football skills. Then I moved into Triathlon and running.
Personal Successes:Completed Ironman Triathlon Taupo (3.8km swim, 180km bike, 42 km run) 3 times - best time was 10.45hrs finished 110 out of 1200. Rowing North Island Champs - 2nd in Coxed 4 and 8. Otago Football Team Y7.
Best Memory as a Coach:NZCT AIMS GAMES 2009 - 2011 Number 1 in NZ - well done team!
Most Embarrassing Moment as a Coach:When coaching a marathon runner who was racing and doing a personal best time, I got excited, jumping up and down so much I lost my footing and slipped down the bank. He had to stop running for laughing so much!
Goals in Coaching:To help athletes achieve their goals and be the best they can be.
Best piece of life advice:Be determined. Aim high. Sir Ed Hilary
Person you admire the Most:Cameron Brown - NZ Champion Ironman - 10 times. Dedicated and pushes his body to the limits.
Interests/Hobbies:Triathlon, coaching, taking our two children to the beach/playground. Catching up with family and friends
We have been approached again from Christchurch Intermediate Schools to host sporting students who are competing in the NZCT AIMS GAMES. We have helped out these schools in the past and wish to continue assisting them as it is hugely expensive to travel to this National Sporting Event. Billeting would be from Sunday 9th September - Friday 14th September. Once at school their team would make their own travel arrangements for the day with team mini-vans.
Chisnallwood Intermediate have 35 students - a netball team, a boys rugby 7’s team, boys football team, 2 squash players and a swimmer.
Christchurch South Intermediate are bringing a netball team. So if you’re up for a new experience that week, where you’ll:
* Meet and get to know students from the South Island* Can provide a bed, meals and a safe family home for the students* Get them to school each day where they will make their own travel arrangements, we
would love to hear from you!..........................................................................................................................................Please return to the Sports Office
Yes I can take 1/2 billet/s from Chisnallwood Intermediate Boy/Girl (circle)
Yes I can take 1/2 billets from Christchurch South Intermediate Boy/Girl
Students Name: .................................................Room ..................................
Parents Name ............................................. Signed .......................................
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Use Tauranga Intermediate as your booking reference for your school to receive a donation.
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Mount Maunganui - BOP RUGBY HOLIDAY PROGRAMMEDate: Thursday 5th July – Friday 6th JulyTime: 8.30am Sign in – 3.00pm FinishVenue: Bay of Plenty Rugby Union – Baypark StadiumCost: $60.00 for Two Days (One Child) $100.00 (Two Children)Info: www.boprugby.co.nz/holiday-program
July Holiday Workshops: ARGOS Gymnastic Club Tauranga
Enrolments are open now for the July school holiday period. We are running recreational workshops, incorporating MoveMprove, gymnastics,
trampolining ,parkour and adult classes. Monday 2nd July through to Thursday 12th July for ages 5 plus and Preschool holiday sessions on Monday 2nd and 9th July. Come along and work on new skills/challenges or build on skills you may already
have.Check out our website for further information or to download an enrolment form at
www.argosgym.co.nz . Or you can email [email protected] or phone 577 0603.
TERM 2 CALENDARWero Matauranga Football Tourney! Thursday 21 June!! RotoruaTIS Cross Country!! ! ! Friday 22 June! ! School
TCBA are offering you an opportunity to develop your skills and knowledge these holidays. Our coaching line-up includes Byron Vaetoe Ex Tall Blacks captain and Maine Mareko-Johnson a young up and coming coach. All kids aged between 8-13 years old are welcome to join the fun of the holiday skills camp.
Date: July 4th-6th and 9th-11th Time: 9.00am-3.00pmVenue: TECT ArenaAge: 8-13Options: 3 day camp is $90.00 per child ($10.00 discount for each additional child from the same family). 2 days only – $70.00.1 day only – $35.00.
To book your child in please contact Tauranga City Basketball Inschools Coaching Administrator.
There’s lots of fun and ac1on packed holiday ac1vi1es at the Baypark TECT Arena during the school holidays!!!
SOCCER CLINICTECT ARENA AT BAYPARKTuesday 3rd, Wednesday 4th, Tuesday 10th & Wednesday 11th July 9.30am – 3pmShem O1eno & Mark NeillSkills & games6 -‐ 13yrsGroups split into age & abilityCost $30 per day KIDS HOLIDAY SPORTS DAYSTECT ARENA AT BAYPARKThursday 5th, Friday 6th, Thursday 12th July10am – 12.30pm each daySports include, Uni hockey, Miniball, Soccer, Relay Races & DodgeballAges 5 – 13yrsCost $6 BAYPARK KIDS TEAM CHALLENGETECT ARENA AT BAYPARKMonday 2nd July10am – 12.30pmA range of sporty challenges, mixed in with a quiz, brainteasers, puzzles, art and team buildingChildren will be divided into teams and rotate on a course, scoring points as they go.Cost $6 SPORTY SPECIAL EDITIONTECT ARENA AT BAYPARKMonday 9th July1.30 -‐ 3.30pmSpecific for children with disabiliGes (Behavioural disabili1es must to be accompanied by a caregiver)Games will include, wheelchair basketball, boccia, quoits, paddle bat, target throwing & heaps of other fun ac1vi1esCost $6 U/5’s FUN DAY OUTTECT ARENA AT BAYPARKMonday 9th July10am – 12pmCost $6A big day out for Pre-‐Schoolers, Includes trampoline, running races, gymnas1c equipmentBall and music gamesAll facilitated ac1vi1es, with children split into age groups
RegistraGons essenGal!!!
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Congratulations to the following students who have been selected in Tauranga City Basketball teams as follows:
U13 Girls A Team" U13 Boys A TeamDevon Bannister Rm 3! Oliver Rogers Rm 40Olivia Holroyd Rm 36! Wiremu Leef Rm 34Olivia Rose Rm 20! !Wikura Kuka Rm 9Felila Simanu Rm 30
U13 Boys B Team" U15 Boys A TeamKullen Burgess Rm 29! Kyle Hamilton Rm 42!Well done to Ruby Matthews Rm 19 who competed on the weekend in Taupo, at the Xcelerate 2012 swim meet, and got the following results: Girls 13 – 50mt breaststroke – 2nd overallGirls 13 – 100mt breaststroke – 3rd overall
Congratulations to Laura McKee Rm 17 who was the only girl from our school to enter the BOP Chess Championship held last week at the Tauranga RSA. She went to to win the Intermediate Girls Division.
Congratulations also to the Y7 Matai Toa team who won the Y7 Division 1 Grade at the recent Harbourside Netball Tournament.
