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The Fantail programme has gotten off to a great start at Thames Football Club. Photos: SUPPLIED/MARK BROWN

Growing girls’ confidence through football

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:May 29, 2024
Post category:Sport

Girls can play sports too - that’s what the Thames Football Club is hoping to highlight with its newest enterprise. The club has joined the MILO Fantails programme, a nationwide initiative…

Colourful costumes and bright sunshine make the school vibrant as students skip in a variety of combinations at Parawai School. Photos: ALICE PARMINTER

Skipping sensations

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:May 22, 2024
Post category:Sport

Pārāwai School students donned pink and house colours on May 17 for a fundraising skipathon. The 230 students spent the day on the court, jumping, leaping and bouncing with all…

The Maramarua senior mens’ hockey team is all set for their first season in the Thames Valley Competition. Photo: SUPPLIED

Sticks ready for newest hockey team

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:May 22, 2024
Post category:Sport

Meet the newest team on the turf in Thames Valley’s winter hockey competition.The newly-formed Maramarua senior mens’ team has joined the fray, as a ‘bunch of mates’ from the area…

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