College sports awards
Sports Awards: Grant Bain Memorial Trophy, Senior Boys Swimming Champion: Grant Cockburn Memorial Trophy, 1st XI Boys Football Most Valuable Player:
Te Awamutu College Trophy, Intermediate Boys Athletics Champion: Te Awamutu College Trophy, Senior Boys Athletics Champion, Murray Green Cup, Best Male Athlete, Most Outstanding Boys 1st XV Rugby Player:
Lambeth Trophy, Senior Girls Swimming Champion, Henderson Trophy, Best Overall Swimmer: Te Awamutu College Trophy, Intermediate Boys Cross Country Champion: C.B. Green Ltd Cup, Best School Girl Rower:
Te Awamutu College Trophy, Senior Girls Athletics Champion, McFall Cup, Senior Girls Cross Country Champion, Linton Cup, Best Female Athlete, Gordon Cup, Best All Round Athlete, Norah Smith Award, Outstanding Senior Netball Player:
Te Awamutu College Trophy, 1st XI Girls Football Player of the Year:
Sanders Trophy, Most Outstanding Girls 1st XV Rugby Player:
Wilson Cup, Best School Boy Rower: Te Awamutu College Trophy, Most Outstanding Girls Volleyball Player:
Te Awamutu College Trophy, Intermediate Boys Swimming Champion: Sanders Cup, Senior Boys Cross Country Champion:
Most Outstanding Girls Premier, Lacrosse Player:
Te Awamutu College Trophy, Intermediate Girls Swimming Champion:
Sports Excellence Badge:
Dylan Brett;
Crown;
Gulliver;
Hobbs;
Jessie Hunt;
Rapana;
Jamal Shariff;
Walmsley;
Aleks Apperley;
Trent Brierley;
Georgia Wilson.
Te Kapamanawakii
RicK Dykshoorn;
Thomas Riddell;
Lara Doig;
Maria Muraahi;
George Poolman;
Teegan
Jamie
Te Miringa
Tegan
Ave Aguirre, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Katerina Amituanai, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter. Netball, Waikato Under 18 representative: Katrina Amituanai, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Jordan Baillie, Wrestling, North Island Secondary Schools title holder; Flynn Cameron, Swimming, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Kimiora Cooper, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Atareipounamu Crown, Rugby, Waikato Under 18 Girls representative; Te Kapamanawakii Crown, Athletics, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Samantha Dixon, Climbing, New Zealand Secondary Schools placegetter; Lara Doig, Swimming, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Amber Fitzpatrick,, Lacrosse, New Zealand Under 23 representative, Waikato Under 18 representative; Ilisa Folau, Lacrosse, Waikato Under 18 representative; Cooper Fortis, Athletics, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Griffyn Gibson, Lacrosse, Waikato Secondary Schools winner, Waikato Under 18 Boys representative; Jack Gibson, Lacrosse, Waikato Secondary Schools winner, Waikato Under 18 Boys representative; Cole Haden, Shooting, New Zealand Junior Small Bore representative; Mackenzie Harris, Lacrosse, Waikato Under 18 representative; Samuel Harris, Lacrosse, Waikato Secondary Schools winner; Diadre Herrick, Judo, Bronze Medal Under 66kg 14-17 year old Sydney International; Jamie Hobbs, Athletics, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Netball, Waikato Under 18 representative; Ngawaina Hohepa, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Sarah-Jane Hudson, Swimming, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Iris Hut, Athletics, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Troy James, Lacrosse, Waikato Secondary Schools winner; Charlie Mason, Lacrosse, Waikato Secondary Schools winner; Nikyla Miezenbeek, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter, WSS Under 19 representative; Dylan Mockford, Lacrosse, Waikato Secondary Schools winner; Maria Muraahi, Touch, Waikato Mixed Senior Open, Rugby.
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Waikato Under 18 Girls representative; Amy Nightingale, Squash, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Camryn Parkes, Lacrosse, Waikato Under 18 representative; Sarah Peehikuru, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; George Poolman, Athletics, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Te Miringa Rapana, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Tallulah Rayner, Sailing, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Madison Reid, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Cory Sargent, Athletics, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Nathaniel Short, Sailing, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Jacob Strawbridge, Wrestling, National title holder; Mya Sunnex, Powerlifting, National title holder, Rugby, Waikato Under 18 representative; Haereakau Tihi, Athletics, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Donald Tonihi, Touch, Waikato Under 18 representative; Quinn Tuaupiki, Lacrosse, Waikato Under 18 representative; Emma Turnbull, Lacrosse, Waikato Under 18 representative; Tegan Walmsley, Lacrosse, New Zealand Under 23 representative to Australia & South Korea, Waikato Senior Women’s representative, Waikato Under 18 representative; Jasmine Weaver, Climbing, New Zealand Secondary Schools placegetter; Tamara Wells, Volleyball, Waikato Secondary Schools placegetter; Ella Yarndley, Swimming, Waikato Secondary Schools title holder.
Cameron, winners of four house events and receive the College Shield for Touch, the College Trophy for Softball, the College Trophy for Football, and the College Trophy for Badminton; Gorst, winners of two house events and receive the College Shield for Basketball and the Lenco Cup for Netball and The Ardent Trophy for the Best House Spirit 2019; Melrose, winners of one house event and receive the Coleman Shield for Swimming; Selwyn, winners of four house
House Awards:
events and receive the Helen Crowe Memorial Trophy for Athletics, the Hull Cup for Cross Country, the College Shield for Volleyball, and the College Trophy for Singing and Haka. The winner of the AG Freeman Rosebowl for Interhouse Supremacy 2019 was Selwyn.
The Bev Garrett Memorial Trophy for Excellence in Sport:
Maria Muraahi. Maria was a member of the Waikato Open Mixed Touch Team at the 2019 Bunnings Nationals. She was captain of the Girls 1st XV Rugby team which won the inaugural Waikato Secondary Schools Girls 10+ competition. Maria went on to be selected to the YMCA Waikato Girls Under 18 rugby team that placed first in the Northern Region Girls rugby competition. She was selected to trial for NZ Wahine Under 18 Girls Rugby team.
The Tataurangi Family Trophy for Outstanding Performance in an Individual Sport:
Cole Haden.
Cole was selected to the North Island Junior Small Bore shooting team that competed against the South Island at the New Zealand Premier Target shooting event. He shot the third highest score for the North Island and was selected for the New Zealand Small Bore shooting team that competed against the UK Home Counties, scoring 295/300, placing fifth.
Tangata Toa o Te Tau Trophy for Sportsperson of the Year:
Tegan
Walmsley.
Tegan has represented Te Awamutu College in a wide variety of sports. In 2019 she has sharpened her focus to her chosen sport of Lacrosse and was chosen to represent New Zealand at Under 23 level, travelling to South Korea and Australia this year for tournaments. She has also been selected for the Waikato Senior Women’s, Lacrosse team and the Under 18A Girls Lacrosse team that won this year’s nationals. As well as this success, Tegan is captain of the Te Awamutu College Premier Girls Lacrosse team, captain of the Te Awamutu College Equestrian team and captain of the Te Awamutu College Snow Sports Team.