MAGS' 201 fallen Albertians were remembered today at a stirring ceremony that began with a karanga and piper Andrew Wilkie escorting guests and Air Training Corps cadets into the FW...
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A first innings of 90/6 by MAGS seemed indefensible but the game turned into a nail-biter with King’s College struggling early on at 10/3.
Some ageing bodies were put to the test as Albertians returned to MAGS on Wednesday, March 31 to take on our Premier teams across a range of sports for the Albertian Games.
The National Basketball 3 v 3 competition was held at the Pulman Arena with teams from all over New Zealand. MAGS had a number of teams playing.
The AKSS Volleyball championship was held at the Pulman centre. MAGS had both a Premier Boys and Girls team representation.
Whaea Tui Gallagher with Head Boy Marcus Savelio and Head Girl Hana Hilson after presenting them with their korowai. Following the postponement of the Leadership Assembly earlier in the year...
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Pictured above with Deputy Principals Mr Powell and Ms Hayes are, Year 9 Level Representatives, from left, Brendan Akeli, Scarlet Connor, Khalen Quensell and Lucas Bindon. At assemblies on March...
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The Northern Regional finals took place in compressed form due to Covid circumstances with three final games at Dilworth College. They played both Mahurangi College and Orewa College winning both and the first one by default.
A one day tournament at Rosedale Park saw two boys’ teams and one girls’ team entered.
The boys played Rosehill College in the final having beaten Pakaranga College and Alfriston College 11 – 0 and 13 – 0 in the pool rounds.
The final score was 4 – 1.
A one day tournament at Rosedale Park saw two boys’ teams and one girls’ team entered. The girls won all their pool matches but lost in the final to One Tree Hill College.