PAT WALSH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Presented Sunday 15 March at Bridge Park Bowling Club
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MAORI ATHLETES ON THE WORLDS PODIUMES
TIARN COLLINS (Ngāi Tahu) Snowboard Slopestyle 17 February 2020Kiwi Tiarn Collins has won the latest round of the men’s slopestyle Snowboard World Cup in Calgary, Canada.The 21-year-old has won with a score of 80.50 points, beating Japan’s Ruki Tobita into second. Compatriot Carlos Garcia Knight finished 33rd.Collins sustained a shoulder injury just days before he…
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MAORI SUCCESS AT THE HALBERGS
He Whakamihi ki a Kahurangi Noeline Taurua DNZM, Lisa Carrington MNZM, Sid Going MBE. Seven individual Māori athletes were finalists in the Halberg awards and numerous others where in team finalists, below is a list of Māori winners: Sportswomen of the year award – Lisa Carrington MNZM (Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki, Ngāti Porou) Coach of the year…
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Lessen Huiarangi (Ngāi Te Rangi) RWC Bowls scholarship recipient
Lessen from Waihi and Katikati College Rugby Captain, and a national Judo champion, with overall level 2 excellence endorsement, was the recipient of this years MĀORI SPORTS AWARDS RWC RUGBY SCHOLARSHIP GRANT at the Peter Johnstone Memorial Bowls at Mt Maunganui last Wednesday 5 February.
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The 2019 Māori Sports Awards winners and recipients
December 1, 2019 | press release PĀNUI PĀPĀHO / MEDIA STATEMENT 01 TIHEMA / 01 DECEMBER 2019 WORLD CHAMPION CANOE RACER – LISA CARRINGTON (Te Aitanga ā Māhaki, Ngāti Porou) AND WORLD CHAMPION NETBALL COACH – NOELINE TAURUA (Ngāpuhi) WERE CROWNED DUAL WINNERS OF THE SUPREME AWARD ‘ RONGOMARAEROA’ at the 29th ALBIE PRYOR MEMORIAL…
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