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Students proudly race in their house colours at the Queen’s High School cross-country, demonstrating participation, enthusiasm and strong house spirit. This event celebrates the value of physical activity, while creating a fun and supportive...

Cromwell College girls showed perseverance, determination and teamwork to win the Dunstan zone rippa rugby tournament. Made up of players from different year levels, they had to quickly get to know each other and learn to work together. Their...

Columba College students Charlotte Moeahu (left) and Kate Wilson having a blast at netball, showing the value of fun, teamwork and
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Mount Aspiring College year 13 students Jack Sides (left) and Tarn Currie exhibited incredible grit and determination, finishing the race at the Central Otago cross-country championships neck and neck. This dramatic finish highlighted a long-standing...

Blue Mountain College basketballer Emma Stiven stepped up in a crucial moment for her team. Winning the ball in a jump-off reflected her determination, confidence and commitment to contributing when it matters most.

This photo captures the Trinity Catholic College First XI boys football team’s commitment and unity, as they come together before the game to support,
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Even after a tough game of rippa rugby, being a good sport is what matters most. By cheering for the other team, these Maniototo Area School students are showing that having respect for each other is more important than winning.

Logan Park High School footballer Harris Wilkinson kicks for goal in a First XI outing against Otago Boys’ High School, reflecting the school sport values of ‘‘Mangopare — Embodying strength, courage and determination’’.
‘‘One moment that mattered’’ — that was the task the Otago Secondary Schools Sports Association set when it asked local schools to capture some images of what sport means to them. Here are a selection of the images and the schools’ words.



