Tournaments – Page 3 – Heaton Sport

Term 3 Korfball Tournament 2022

September 26, 2022

Being at the tournament was an amazing experience and opportunity. Most of us almost tripped on our way to Hagley Park because of all the excitement. Group of teams were said aloud and we all encouraged each other. Many people were feeling anxious for their first game but they also were super excited to be playing Korfball and missing out on school. Everyone had high expectations in participating and it was a great opportunity to play with people from other classes and years that they didn’t know. At the end of the day everyone was so worn out, tired, and sore.Most importantly we wore our school uniform with confidence and showed the Heaton values.

Tusi & Lucy (Room 8)

On Monday the 19th of September the Heaton Korfball teams went to the Hagley park netball courts for their Korfball tournaments against other schools. Once there they had round robin matches in the morning and then they had competition matches after lunch.

Our Heaton Korfball teams did astonishingly well that day with some awesome sportsmanship and skill. The teachers Mrs. Eames, Mr. Colvin and Mr. Evers helped escort our teams to Hagley park. Heaton #4 came 11th, Heaton #3 came 12th, Heaton #2 came 13th, Heaton #1 came 15th, Heaton #5 and came 17th.

Hithesh (Room 7)

AIMS Games Individual Athletes 2022

September 22, 2022

Four devoted individual athletes travelled to Tauranga this year to represent Heaton in the 2022 Zespri AIMS Games Championships. We are so proud of the dedication you all demonstrated to train and prepare for this fantastic opportunity. It takes many hours of hard work, focus, sacrifice and discipline for individual athletes, and we are so happy that you were all rewarded for your incredible efforts. A big thank you must also go to our athletes families for all of their support in providing this opportunity for your children.

Mason M (Room 1) finished an incredible 9th place overall in the Yr.8 Cross Country with a time of 11:17:18. Mason was the top runner in the south island.

Uny S (Room 6) competed in the 18 hole golf competition and finished in 13th position in the gross standing. Uny made fantastic improvements over all three rounds shooting rounds of 89, 80 and 78.

Brock M (Room 17) and Lachie B (Room 3) both took part in the BMX competition, bringing home the coveted team cup. Brock finished second overall with time trials of 40.144 and 40.539, and Lachie finished 6th overall with time trials of 42.563 and 42.668. An amazing achievement gents!

CAIMS Invitational Tournament 2022

September 5, 2022

The 2022 CAIMS Winter & Indoor Tournament was a fantastic success for our Heaton athletes!

There were 125 teams from 14 Canterbury intermediate and middle schools gathered in venues across Christchurch for the annual CAIMS two day tournament. With nine sporting codes on offer (badminton, basketball, football, hockey, netball, rugby sevens, squash, table tennis and volleyball), Heaton were extremely well represented with the largest number of teams entered out of any school.

The improvements over the two competition days were amazing, as were the attitudes from our student representatives. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our dedicated staff and adult volunteers for making this opportunity possible. We would also like to recognise our three Heaton teams that won their competitions

Open Football Champions
Girls’ Football Champions
Rugby 7’s Champions (Heaton Kowhai)

Heaton Tennis Championships 2022

February 24, 2022

What a wonderful day of tennis for our Heaton athletes! There were a number of fantastic performances and close matches this year. We had an exciting mix of social/beginners with our more experienced/club players. Congratulations to all who expressed their interest and took part, and a big thank you to the Elmwood Tennis Club for their continued support of this event.

Our female champion for this year was Lily Doyle (Room 9), who won the final 6-3 against Evie Bertie (Room 5). Third place went to Tessa Meng (Room 15) who won the playoff match 6-4 against Amelia Smith (Room 18)

Our open champion for this year was Jake Llewellyn (Room 14), who won an extremely close final 7-6 against Oliver Parnham (Room 12). Third place went to Monty Hampton (Room 4) who won the playoff match 6-3 against Kingston Laifa (Room 5)

Heaton AIMS Games Representatives 2021

December 14, 2021

We would like to recognise the amazing efforts and dedication of our two Heaton football teams and individual athletes. We are really proud of the way you trained and prepared for this tournament, and for the maturity to manage the disappointment of not being able to take part this year. What an awesome group of young athletes!

Heaton Individual Athletes 2021 – absent from photo (Jacob T, Nixon C, Charlie B)

CAIMS Swim Championships 2021

April 16, 2021

We are incredibly proud of our 40 athletes who represented our school so brilliantly at this year’s CAIMS Swim Championships. Congratulations to all swimmers on a fantastic effort. Many members of our team made finals, swam personal best times and finished in the top three of their respective races.

Top 3 Finishes for 2021

Girls 50 Meter Breaststroke year 8 – 3rd: Zara H
Mixed 200 Meter Medley year 7 Relay – 2nd: Zeff, Kingston, Amy, Jasmine
Boys 200 Meter Freestyle year 7 Relay – 3rd: Zeff, Will, Liam , Seiji
Mixed 200 SC Meter Medley year 8 Relay – 1st: Seb, Josh, Mia, Issy
Girls 200 Meter Freestyle year 8 Relay – 2nd: Issy, Mia, Charlotte, Zara
Boys 200 Meter Freestyle year 8 Relay – 2nd: Josh , Seb, Ryan, James
Boys 25 Meter Backstroke year 7 – 3rd: Roman T
Boys 25 Meter Breaststroke year 7 – 3rd: Roman T
Girls 50 Meter Butterfly – 3rd: Issy S
Boys 50 Meter Butterfly – 2nd: Josh E
Boys 100 Meter IM – 1st: Josh E

For a full list of race results, please access the following link:

CAIMS Swim Results 2021

Summer Tournament Day – 2021

March 10, 2021

Please ensure you read the following tournament information carefully so you are prepared for a great day of fun, improvement and competition. A huge thank you to all staff and parent helpers for their efforts in making this opportunity possible for our students’.

DATE: Tuesday 16th March 2021

CODE OF CONDUCT: All participating students must ensure they read and follow our school representative sports Code of Conduct (please select the link below to access):

Sports Code of Conduct (CARE)

PARTICIPATION LIST (who is taking part in each sport?):

Summer Tournament Participation List 2021 – Sorted by Sporting Code

If you are sick on the day or you cannot attend the tournament for any reason, please communicate this directly with your coaches or supervisors via email (please see information below). Please do not email Mr Evers (unless you are a male cricket player) as he will be offsite running an event, and will have limited access to email.

STAFFING ORGANISATION (Teachers I.C of sports):

Orienteering: Mrs Smeele and Mrs Taylor
Tennis: Mr Greaves
Boys Cricket: Mr Evers
Touch: Miss Just and Ms Clarkson
Golf: Mrs Dore
Bowls: Mr Brown
Korfball: Mrs Earl and Miss Nattrass

COMPETITION VENUES:

Tennis: Wilding Park
Orienteering: South Hagley Park (meet at the car park behind the netball building)
Golf: Bottle Lake Golf Course
Boys Cricket: South Hagley Park (Polo Grounds)
Touch: South Hagley Park
Lawn Bowls: Bowls Canterbury Centre, Fendalton Park (28a Mokora St, Fendalton
Korfball: South Hagley Netball Courts

RULES:

Summer Tournament Rules 2021

SPORTS DRAWS & COMPETITION INFORMATION:

All draws (excluding golf and orienteering) are now online and are accessible using the following link:

Summer Tournament Draws 2021

Please be aware that there may be subtle changes to the draws between now and Tuesday, eg field numbers, opponents etc, so Primary Sport Canterbury would not encourage printing them until Monday. The timings of these draws however, will not change.

PITCH MAPS:

COST: As an opt-in (user pay) sporting opportunity, participation in this tournament will incur a cost that covers transportation e.g. Advance bus bookings and/or tournament entry fees (if applicable). These costs will be added to your Heaton school accounts and must be paid before the end of term one.

STUDENT EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: All participating students will require the following equipment for this tournament.

Packed lunch with plenty of healthy snacks (no chocolates, lollies, gum)
Water Bottle
Heaton PE kit with Heaton Cap
All Orienteering Students will require a pencil or a pen
Appropriate Footwear (trainers)
Any personal sports equipment (tennis racquet, cricket kit etc.)
All personal medication you require (Ventolin, epipen etc.)
Sunscreen
Boys Cricket Students: If possible please wear your whites with your Heaton PE top, and bring your personal cricket bag with all equipment.
Golf Students: As discussed at our meetings, students only require one set of clubs per team. Mrs Dore will also have a school set of clubs and some balls that teams can utilise during the day.

STUDENT MEETING TIMES AND TRANSPORT ORGANISATION:

TOUCH, CRICKET & KORFBALL: Please meet Miss Just, Miss Clarkson, Miss Nattrass and Mrs Earl in the Heaton hall at 8:00am for the roll. The bus will depart school promptly at 8:10am to take the group to South Hagley Park. At 2:45pm the bus will collect students and return them to school. The expected time back at Heaton will be 3:15pm.

LAWN BOWLS & ORIENTEERING: Please meet Mr Brown, Mrs Smeele and Mrs Taylor on the outdoor basketball court promptly at 8:15am for the roll. Students will be on 1 x 49 seater bus, which will depart school at 8:30am. The bus will drop the bowls students off first (28a Makora St, Fendalton) and then take the Orienteering students to their meeting place (Hagley Netball Centre). At 2:00pm, the bus will collect the Orienteering students first, followed by the Bowls students. It is expected that students will be back at Heaton by 3:00pm.

TENNIS: Please meet Mr Greaves & your transport helpers (Kati McLean & Sue Bealing) by the Heaton Flagpole at 8:05am for the roll. Students will be transported in a Heaton van and by 1-2 parent helpers, and will depart school promptly at 8:15am. Students will leave the venue to return to Heaton at approx. 2:50pm and are expected to arrive back at school by 3:15pm.

GOLF: Please meet Mrs Dore at the Heaton flagpole at 8:20am for the roll. Students will be transported to the venue (Bottle Lake Golf Course) in a Heaton van and parent/caregiver vehicles (Mark & Rebecca). The golf group will depart Heaton at 8:30am. The 6 hole Ambrose competition will start promptly at 9:30am. It is expected that the students will arrive back to school at approx. 11:30am and will return to their class for the remainder of the school day.

Girls’ Canterbury Cricket Finals 2020

November 3, 2020

Canterbury Finals : 28/29 October 2020 – Match report from coach Barry

Game 1 : Heaton 231/5 beat Ashburton Intermediate 48 in 12.4 overs.

Heaton lost the toss and were asked to bat first. Millie S and Isla C opened and in the 3^rd over Millie was run out for 2 (her first dismissal for Heaton this year). The run out was through a brilliant bit of fielding by Ashburton. Isla (7) was bowled the same over and soon after Georgetta (7) was caught and bowled. In the 5^th over we were 3/36 – not ideal but we had some strong batting to come. Our next 4 batters were retired : Emily (51*), Lilly (33*), Ciara H (29*), Ava (13) – who was retired however came back in to be later run out). Millie M (2*) and Maya Y (4) saw out the rest of the 20 overs.

I sensed we were in for a treat with the bowling. Ava D bowled beautifully and finished with the standout figures of 4-5-7. There were two dropped catches but Millie M caught a great one off Lily Y bowling (2-1-9). Ciara, Isla (2-0-8), Emily bowled beautifully (2-1-2)and Millie M (1-1-3) rounded out the bowling effort.

Game 2 : Heaton 209-2 beat Darfield 65 in 15 overs

We knew nothing about Darfield except that they had a very good bowler and a batter who scored 95 in a preliminary game. We won the toss and elected to bat. This time our openers fired and did so against a very good bowling line up. Isla (26) batted beautifully scoring well with three boundaries and both batters scoring excellent singles. After 10 overs we were 80/1 with Millie S (54*) retiring followed by a double half century with Emily (56*). Elia P (2), Abby B (8*) and Lily Y (16*) kept the scorers busy by keeping up the running and scoring shots before we ended on 209/2. Particularly pleasing was how well all the Heaton batters played their best bowler who plays division one boys cricket.

With the ball, Ciara was in excellent form (4-3-17) supported by Ava (3-2-10). Their openers looked handy and started well getting Darfield to 19 before the first wicket fell. Six bowled wickets and two run outs restricted Darfield to a total of 65. Lily Y (1-1-0) and Georgetta H (2-1-10) took wickets.

Game 3 : Waimea 65/7 after 20 overs lost to Heaton 66/2 after 10.3 overs

Light drizzle pushed the game start back half an hour, but at 10am we were all ready to go. Waimea won the toss and elected to bat first.

Ava struck success in her first over bowling the opener and finished with 3-1-9. Ciara also had success in her first 2 overs with two more wickets. Ciara finished on 3-4-10 and Maya 3-1-8 bowled well especially her last over (wicket maiden). Millie M and Maya Y combined on a well executed run out.

We started off with Isla C (10*) and Georgetta H (9*) who did well getting us to 23 after the 4^th over – they were then retired allowing Mia F (3*) and Abby B (6*) to enter the crease. Mia and Abby ran well between the wickets adding another 20 runs before Abby was caught (after picking the previous ball off her pads for 4 through fine leg. Maya Y (7) and Millie M (12*) were left the task of getting us through to 66. Millie M looked comfortable picking up a couple of 4s through fine leg and hit the winning runs.

Congratulations to all of our 13 Heaton players on a wonderful season and for being crowned Canterbury Champions. We are very proud that you will be representing our region at the upcoming Nationals tournament.

CAIMS Invitation Tournament 2020

September 21, 2020

Fun, friendship and fabulous results at the 2020 CAIMS Invitational Tournament

We are extremely impressed with the efforts, attitudes and sportsmanship of all Heaton athletes who took part in the 2020 Canterbury AIMS Invitational Tournament.

This Invitational tournament was an addition to our sports calendar this year, due to the many cancelled events and disjointed sports season resulting from Covid-19 restrictions. It was a huge undertaking for our whole school community, due to the participation numbers and number of venues. I would personally like to recognise the amazing efforts of our dedicated Heaton staff, and all of our parent/caregiver/family volunteers. Thank you for the commitment and passion you have modelled, and for creating these opportunities for our Tamariki. All of the students who took part made exceptional improvements and created very special memories with their peers.

Please find below a list of our amazing results and achievements: