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In the first of two grading rounds tonight played at Diocesan School pool MAGS played St Peters College.
It was a tight game with St Peters having a one goal advantage at half time but with the final score 7 – 7.
In the first of two grading rounds tonight played at Diocesan School pool MAGS played St Peters College.
It was a tight game with St Peters having a one goal advantage at half time but with the final score 7 – 7.
The National Touch competition was played out at Bruce Pulman Park with over 50 teams from round NZ.
The Senior Girls faced Hamilton Girls first up in the pool round losing that game 6 – 4.
The next game against Rangi Ruru College had MAGS at a disadvantage after 3 very quick tries and a half time score of 5 – 1 down.The second half saw a remarkable comeback with MAGS scoring 7 tries leaving the final score 7 – 5 to MAGS.
With the National Tournament cancelled the Junior Boys played in the AKSS tournament out at Rosedale Park winning every game by a large margin.
This competition played out at Rosedale Park saw MAGS enter two teams both Junior Boys and Girls. Both teams made the finals with the Boys winning theirs and the Girls runners-up.
The Junior Boys played St Pauls College in the semi-final winning that 9 – 5 and going on to play St Peters College in the final.
They also won the final 7 – 6 in a tight game.
In the semi-final of the Central Zone competition MAGS played Epsom at Grey Lynn Park both having scored an equal number of goals.
Play then entered drop off and when down to three players Epsom scored the winning try.
The Junior Gold Girls played Parnell College and lost in the gym at MAGS.
The Junior Boys team played Tangaroa College at Eden-Roskill Club grounds.
The final score was 19 – 3 to MAGS.
MAGS’ U15 Boys Sevens team completed the trifecta of AKSS Sevens Rugby titles following on from the Senior Boys and Girls wins. Unfortunately the school could not field an U15 Girls team because the girls had too many commitments.
The U15 Boys came from behind to win the final against De la Salle College 34-14, having beaten National Condor champions Kelston Boys High School in the semi-final.
MAGS played Westlake at Westlake bowling first on a good wicket. Westlake made 342 all out off their 49 overs with the best bowling figures A Ashok with 103 off 10 overs.