Pegasus parkrun 241 run report Pegasus parkrun 241 run report April 27, 2021 By Pam Fraser Sport A busy morning at Pegasus saw a pleasingly higher than average 107 parkmates complete the circuit (We're sitting just under 68 per week) including our two newbies, Carlos COWIE and Diane CRAWSHAW. We also had 11 wonderful visitors: Mike CLARK, Alistair MCALEVEY, Nick HYDE, Julian ADAMSON, Stephen GRAHAM, Andrew DURRAN, Ralph PAIN, Anna PUTU, Rosie HAY, Deborah ASHLEY and Clare PAIN. A stunning morning gave us a delightful day for a moments silence for ANZAC ... Open in the Appor continue >> Read More >>
Even match at Mandeville Even match at Mandeville April 27, 2021 By Pam Fraser Sport The Canterbury Country combined second round produced a very evenly contested match at Mandeville between Ohoka and Saracens. For Ohoka rugby’s Richard Donaldson it was his 100th senior match. At halftime the teams couldn’t be separated, 10-10. However, Saracens managed to take the win 25-24, pipping Ohoka for the points. In another closed match Glenmark Cheviot continued their winning ways, getting up 27-21 over neighbours Hurunui. Ashley defeated Woodend 43-24, and Kaiapoi extended their dominant form ... Open in the Appor continue >> Read More >>
Bulldogs bounce back Bulldogs bounce back April 27, 2021 By Pam Fraser Sport After losing their opening match last weekend, a repeat of the 2020 grand final against the Linwood Keas, the Northern Bulldogs have bounced back with a convincing win at home, at Murphy Park. They met the Eastern Eagles, who were first to get the scoring underway, however one the Bulldogs found the mark, they romped away with a 54-14 win. The Bulldogs will be looking to continue that form this weekend when they face the ... Open in the Appor continue >> Read More >>
Five from five Five from five April 27, 2021 By Pam Fraser Sport The Waimak Championship men’s team have maintained their unbeaten run this season. In the weekend they defeated FCTwenty 2-1 on the turf at Kendall Park. It was a tightly contested first half, with neither team having dominance over the other, although Waimak did have two goals denied due to offside and handball, and went into the halftime break confident they could find the back of the net. In the second half, Waimak settled into their ... Open in the Appor continue >> Read More >>
Opposite starts Opposite starts April 27, 2021 By Pam Fraser Sport The Rangiora Hockey division one men’s and women’s sides have had opposite starts to their seasons. The women have had two losses from their first two games, going down last week to Avon 1-3, and this weekend they suffered a heavy 0-7 loss to HSOB Burnside. By contrast, the men are two wins from two, with a close 2-1 win over Avon, and then winning 7-0 themselves, in their clash with HSOB Burnside. In the Sunday ... Open in the Appor continue >> Read More >>