Chances to be sports leaders relished
Aya Moetaua hoists the trophy after St Hilda’s won the South Island secondary schools netball final in Dunedin last month. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH
Secondary Sport
Lighting the way for all fellow students
Logan Park High School sports leaders (from left) Sophie Campbell, Finn Dixon-Stewart and Isaac Simons. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Contribution of volunteers invaluable
Noni Callandar. Photos: supplied
Students striving for solo success
Dylan Rawcliffe. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Students focused on being best they can be
Otago Girls' High School diver Lyvia Nilsen. Photos: supplied
Volunteer heroes form backbone of every game
Queen’s High School teacher Anna Cross (back left) with her cross-country team. Photos: supplied
Putting in hours to reach top of lower-profile sports
Ella Rowe, of Bayfield High School, gets in some training. Photos: supplied
Secondary sport
The first term is nearly over and there has been plenty of action in secondary schools sport.
Goalie an inspiration to aspiring players
Logan Park High School handball player Felix Pettigrew. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Sports prefects see role as privilege, opportunity
Bayfield High School sports prefects (from left) Jack Flanagan, Kyla Glover, Ella Rowe and Aydean Noradzmudin. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED