U19 Nationals - WWABI men finish third
Under 19 Nationals - Tauranga
Men
Day One:
Tauranga City def by Wellington 53-107
Harbour def Counties 95-54
North Canterbury def by Hibiscus Coast 86-55
WWABi def by Hawkes Bay 82-85
Nelson def Tauranga City 91-78
New Plymouth def by Harbour 67-80
Canterbury Red def by WWABi 68-72
Waikato def North Canterbury 57-54
Wellington def Nelson 85-59
Day Two:
Counties def New Plymouth 73-60
Hawkes Bay def Canterbury Red 68-56
Hibiscus Coast def Waikato 83-45
Tauranga City def by New Plymouth (Bottom 4) 78-83
Wellington def Counties (QF1) 102-59
North Canterbury def by Canterbury Red (Bottom 4) 72-74
Hibiscus def by WWABI (QF2) 67-81
Hawkes Bay def Waikato (QF4) 78-66
Harbour def Nelson (QF3) 82-76
Day Three:
Counties def Waikato (P5/8 Semi) 72-69
Hibiscus Coast def Nelson (P5/8 Semi) 81-46
Tauranga City def North Canterbury (Bottom 4) 100-69
New Plymouth def by Canterbury Red (Bottom 4) 54-57
Wellington def Hawkes Bay (SF1) 81-47
WWABI def by Harbour (SF2) 58-82
Day Four:
Counties def by Hibiscus (P5th/6th) 57-69
Waikato def by Nelson (P7th/8th) 67-74
North Canterbury def by New Plymouth (Bottom 4) 82-93
Tauranga City def Canterbury Red (Bottom 4) 81-70
Hawkes Bay def by WWABI (P3rd/4th) 70-77
Wellington def Harbour (GF) 83-58
Final Standings
1st Wellington
2nd Harbour
3rd WWABI
4th Hawkes Bay
5th Hibiscus Coast
6th Counties Manukau
7th Nelson
8th Waikato
9th New Plymouth
10th Tauranga City
11th Canterbury Red
12th North Canterbury
Women
Day One:
Harbour def Tauranga 70-52
Waikato def Te Tai Tokerau 82-36
Wellington def North Canterbury 82-64
Hutt Valley def by Nelson 50-66
Te Tai Tokerau def by Hawkes Bay 45-63
Harbour def WWABi 62-56
Tauranga City def by Hutt Valley 58-70
North Canterbury def by Waikato 52-82
Hawkes Bay def Wellington 73-62
WWABi def by Nelson 61-64
Day Two:
Harbour def Hutt Valley 83-67
Te Tai Tokerau def by North Canterbury 42-61
Waikato def Wellington 70-50
WWABi def Tauranga City 74-46
Hawkes Bay def North Canterbury 68-48
Nelson def Harbour 74-60
Wellington def Te Tai Tokerau 62-40
Hutt Valley def by WWABi 28-70
Tauranga City def by Nelson 66-75
Waikato def Hawkes Bay 60-55
Day Three:
Hutt Valley def by WWABi 28-70 (Bottom 6 Carried Over)
WWABi def Tauranga City (Bottom 6 Carried Over) 74-46
Tauranga City def by Hutt Valley (Bottom 6 Carried Over) 58-70
Wellington def North Canterbury (Bottom 6 Carried Over) 82-64
Wellington def Te Tai Tokerau (Bottom 6 Carried Over) 62-40
Te Tai Tokerau def by North Canterbury (Bottom 6 Carried Over) 42-61
Tauranga City def by North Canterbury (Bottom 6) 57-66
WWABI def by Wellington (Bottom 6) 67-70
Te Tai Tokerau def by Hutt Valley (Bottom 6) 40-47
Wellington def Tauranga City (Bottom 6) 69-61
WWABI def Te Tai Tokerau (Bottom 6) 66-42
Hutt Valley def by North Canterbury (Bottom 6) 44-45
Nelson def by Hawkes Bay (SF) 46-54
Waikato def Harbour (SF) 70-63
Day Four:
Nelson def Harbour (P3rd/4th) 64-59
North Canterbury def by WWABI (Bottom 6) 52-70
Tauranga City def Te Tai Tokerau (Bottom 6) 52-48
Hutt Valley def by Wellington (Bottom 6) 49-60
Hawkes Bay def by Waikato (GF) 46-100
Final Standings
1st Waikato
2nd Hawkes Bay
3rd Nelson
4th Harbour
5th Wellington
6th WWABI
7th North Canterbury
8th Hutt Valley
9th Tauranga City
10th Te Tai Tokerau
U19 National Championships
Women’s Grand Final
Waikato 100
Hawkes Bay46
Final Officials Scott Harris and Brent O’Hagan
1st Qrt 12-22
2nd Qrt 12-17
3rd Qrt 11-27
4th Qrt 11-34
Tournament Team
Josie Stockill (Hawkes Bay)
Alicia McEwen (Hawkes Bay)
Anna Cameron (Waikato)
Aleesha Coulter (Waikato)
Rhaih Spooner-Knight (Waikato)
Hana Wilkinson (Nelson)
Shannon Perrett (Nelson)
Brooke Blair (Harbour)
Moengaroa Subritzky (Waitakere West)
Shinae Blair (Harbour)
Most Valuable Player
Aleesha Coulter (Waikato)
Men’s Grand Final
Wellington 83
Harbour 58
Final Officials Apai Apai and Sam Pan
1st Qrt 15-16
2nd Qrt 17-9
3rd Qrt 18-20
4th Qrt 33-13
Tournament Team
Steven Adams (Wellington)
Alonso Burton (Hawkes Bay)
Derone Ruakawa (Tauranga)
Isaac Fotu (Harbour)
James Ashby (Waitakere)
Stanley Williams (Wellington)
Aramis Dennan (Hibiscus Coast)
Chris McIntyre (Wellington)
Tim Wyatt (Harbour)
Joseph Webb (Wellington)
Most Valuable Player
Steven Adams (Wellington)
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For tournament letter and programme please visit
http://www.basketball.org.nz/competitions/tournaments/rep-tournaments/under-19/nationals-drawsresults/
Results will be posted on:
http://www.basketball.org.nz/competitions/tournaments/rep-tournaments/
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BBNZ is committed to educating its athletes and support staff and officials about the positive effects of being drug-free in sport and in life. Drug Free Sport NZ (DFSNZ) has developed a programme based on WADA's Athlete Outreach Model. The programme provides access to information and staff in the midst of sporting events. Athletes, support staff and others can participate in activities that have been designed to engage and inform about the key aspects of anti-doping. Athletes can do the WADA Athlete Quiz and sign the DFSNZ Athlete Pledge at these events.
DFSNZ will attend two days of the 2011 BBNZ U19 and Secondary School National Championships running the WADA anti-doping quiz. The quiz involves a set of 10 questions randomly selected by the computer which athletes then answer and win a branded product. This will give DFSNZ a chance to introduce those athletes to the concept of anti-doping education and discuss their answers and possible answers around such topics as steroids, anti-doping rules and their athlete’s rights and responsibilities.
The Outreach programme is about preventing doping through effective values-based education programmes that can foster anti-doping behaviours and create a strong anti-doping culture. Participants are also given the opportunity to become a pledged athlete and join the Pure Playing Field Nation Community committing to competing clean. They are then able to where the green, DFSNZ armband. Live feed updates will run via twitter on the games and the tournament, with comments, interviews and photos through the United by the Pledge website www.unitedbythepledge.co.nz. A vinyl wall will be available for the athletes and support staff to sign to say they are committed to competing clean. For more information regarding FIBA Clean Game Campaign and United by the Pledge, use the BBNZ web link: http://www.basketball.org.nz/national-teams/clean-game-campaign/.
MAREE TAYLOR
Tournaments and Leagues Manager
Basketball New Zealand
Phone: +64 (4) 498 5967
Mobile: +64 (27) 687 5383
Fax: +64 (4) 472 3623
Web: www.basketball.org.nz
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