Tournaments – Page 3 – Heaton Sport

CAIMS Swim Championships 2023

March 13, 2023

Date: Tuesday 28th March, 2023

Spectators: There will be no spectators allowed to attend the event this year. Thank you to our parent volunteer time keepers:

Pamela Butler, Lisa Llewellyn and Bronwyn Smith.

Event Schedule, Rules & Programme:

Swimming Rules & Event Information Pages 5, 6, 7 & 8 of the document

Please ensure you read the race rules and technical information carefully. The Canterbury AIMS Schools Sports Council wants this event to cater for positive participation in a non-threatening environment. This event is, however, a sanctioned swimming meet and there are disqualifications, so please ensure you read your specific race rules e.g. two-handed touch requirements for breaststroke

Venue: EA Networks Centre

Meeting Time & Organisation: Students will be transported to/from the venue by bus. Students are required to meet in the Heaton Intermediate hall, promptly at 7:10am The bus will depart school no later than 7:30 am, as any competitor that reports late to the marshalling area will not be accepted for racing. We anticipate that we will return to school by 3 pm. There will be a message sent via Hero if we are running late.

Participation List (who is competing):

Please CLICK HERE to view entries

Equipment Requirements: Students are to arrive at Heaton in their PE kit (with their swimming togs underneath) so we can begin marshalling as soon as we arrive at the venue. Students will not require their full school uniform on this day and can transition home in their PE kit.

Togs
Towel
Jandals
Swimming Cap (if you would like to wear your own under the Heaton cap that will be provided)
Packed lunch with plenty of healthy snacks
Water bottle
All relevant personal medication e.g. EpiPen, Ventolin

Cost: As an opt-in (user pay) sporting opportunity, participation in this event will incur a cost that covers transportation (if required) and this will be added to your school account. If you have any questions or no longer wish for your child to be involved, please contact Kate Henderson or our Heaton Executive Officer, Jackie (eo@heaton.school.nz)

CAIMS Summer Tournament 2023

March 12, 2023

What an incredible day the CAIMS Summer Tournament was! We had nearly 160 students from Heaton Intermediate competing and we are so proud of the sportsmanship, respect and enthusiasm they demonstrated across the eight different sports they represented us in.

Thank you to our amazing kaiako who supported our ākonga and ensured they had such an incredible day!

Congratulations to the following teams who celebrated top three finishes:

Boys Touch – First place
Girls Touch – Second place in a drop-off style final!
Boys Cricket – won all their matches: the final result is to be confirmed.
Bowls Doubles – First place: Rory McNabb and Antonio McKee
Bowls Doubles – Third place: Marcus LaValley and Luca Stott
Girls Tennis – First place
Softball – First place
Girls Rogaine – First place: Josephine Botha, Danica Jin, Lily Tucker, Ivy Castles
Girls Rogaine – Second place: Ingrid Leighs, Sally Kim, Honor Bourke, Annelyse Mundy
Girls Orienteering – Second place: Ingrid Leighs, Sally Kim, Honor Bourke, Annelyse Mundy
Mixed Rogaine – Second place: Cooper Shaw, Lucas Drummond, Ottilie Gibbons, Milla Boulton
Mixed Orienteering – Third place: Cooper Shaw, Lucas Drummond, Ottilie Gibbons, Milla Boulton

Tennis Tournament

March 2, 2023

What a great turnout we had for our Heaton Tennis Tournament! Despite the rain, we had some high-quality tennis and some competitive matches. A highlight was seeing our more experienced players supporting and guiding our players who were new to tennis. Well done and congratulations to all participants for showing fantastic sportsmanship, support and respect. A big thank you to Elmwood Tennis Club for hosting and supporting this fabulous event.

Our female champion this year was Tessa Meng (Room 15) in a tightly contested final against Lily Doyle (Room 20). Third place went to Stella Brown.
Oliver Parnham (Room 12) took out our open-grade tournament this year with a roughly fought final against Ruben Hartland (Room 9).

Girls’ Cricket Festival – Term 4, 2023

October 28, 2022

The location and timings have now been finalised for the Term 4 Girls’ Cricket Festival. A huge thank you to Coach Georgia and Mrs Edge for providing their time to ensure this tournament is an opportunity that can be provided for our girl’s cricket players. Please read the following information carefully with your whānau, so you are up to speed with all relevant details. If for any reason you no longer wish to be involved or are unable to take part, please email Mrs Edge (edgew@heaton.school.nz) and Mrs Henderson (hendersonk@heaton.school.nz) before 9am on Tuesday so team adjustments can be made.

Tournament Date:

Friday 3rd November

Participation List (who is invited to take part):

1. Stella C (captain) (11)

2. Louisa H (9)

3. Matlida B (1)

4. Violet C (11)

5. Katherine L (8)

6. Lucy W (19)

7. Amelia B (11)

8. Navia MC (20)

9. Sharnara B (15)

10. Lexi F (16)

Coach: Georgia Edge

Manager: Wendy Edge

Scorer: Kate D (11)

Venue:

South Hagley Polo grounds

Game Start Times:

Games will commence at 9.15am and afternoon games at 12:45pm

Finish Times:

It is expected that the days play will finish around 3:30pm. We encourage students to be collected by their parents/caregivers directly from the venue at this time. When you collect your daughter from the venue, please ensure you sign out with Mrs Edge before leaving.

If you have made plans for your daughter to be collected by another adult or you are having trouble arranging collection, please communicate this with Kate Henderson or Wendy Edge via email before 9 a.m. on Tuesday.

Meeting Times / Locations:

Students are required to meet at the Heaton flagpole at 8:00 a.m. Students should arrive at school in their PE uniform top and cricket whites as trousers. Please aim to borrow these from a friend or make contact with Wendy Edge or Kate Henderson if you are having issues. All students must have a Heaton hat.

Transportation to Hagley Park:

Students will be transported to the venue (Hagley) in our two Heaton vans.

Tournament Resources:

Injuries / Availability:

If you have any injury concerns or sickness, or you cannot participate on Friday, please make contact with both Mrs Henderson and Mrs Edge.

Equipment Requirements:

All personal cricket equipment e.g. pads, bat, gloves (if you have these). Additional equipment will be provided for those student who does not have any.
PE uniform
White cricket trousers – please try to borrow these if you do not have your own.
Water bottle
Sunscreen
Heaton Hat
Packed lunch with plenty of healthy snacks (no chewing gum, fizzy drinks etc.)
All relevant personal medication e.g. EpiPen, Ventolin etc.

Cost:

As an opt-in sporting opportunity, participation in this cricket festival may incur a cost that contributes to the use of the school van. If you have any questions, please contact our Heaton Executive Officer.

Weather:

Any cancellations due to weather will be communicated by 7:45am (at the latest) and will be sent out via Hero. The information will also be posted in the student daily notices.

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