Auckland is not alone in having such one-sided games.
North Harbour has posted scores of 44-8, 55-5, 41-7 and 44-5 in the opening rounds of this season's 1A championship and Counties Manukau is yet to start its competition but last season had 67-0, 57-0, 61-3 romps and, in the semifinals, 72-0.
A disturbing pattern quickly emerges.
There is no fun in being on the wrong end of such scorelines especially when it appears it would not need too much planning to come up with a championship that would be acceptable and fairer - to players at both ends of the spectrum.
A premier championship of say 10 teams - six from Auckland, three from North Harbour and one from Counties Manukau (or a similar mix of up to 12 teams) - would surely be meaningful and produce close, keenly-contested matches rather than the embarrassing one-sided affairs seen on both sides of the bridge.
The Counties Manukau Union said such a proposal was a "topic of discussion" two years ago but it appears opposition from Auckland meant there was no move for change.
Counties Manukau has now aligned itself with the Chiefs but that means added travel - as far as Taupo and Rotorua. For the first time, Counties Manukau will have seven schools playing in its 1st XV A grade.
College Sport chief executive Manoj Daji said he has been trying for three years to "achieve the impossible" and admits "two [unions] are very keen".
Daji says, like soccer, rugby should have other senior grades citing the 1B and 1C competitions and a visible promotion-relegation system to ensure the best teams play the best teams no matter where they come from.
The Auckland Rugby Union maintains it has nothing to gain from any change but did say there was to be a review and that a Super City competition would be one discussion point, but added it was a two to three-year initiative.
In opposing such a move, ARU officials say why should a team like Kings (who finished seventh last season) lose their place in the top competition. The union also is certain that a team finishing seventh in its 1A championship would beat the top four North Harbour teams. The eight-team premier soccer competition has, as an example, six teams from Auckland and WBHS and Rangitoto from North Harbour. There is the same six-two split in its A1 league.
North Harbour rugby people point to other parts of the country where school teams from different unions meet in regular competition as a reason why it could, and should, work.
Their only (slight) concern is that players who might normally go to their nearest school would gravitate towards schools in the premier championship. To a degree, that is already happening with some schools accused of luring rugby talent with the offer of scholarships and academies.
With no teenage grades in North Harbour or Auckland club rugby these days, the emphasis is very much on schools and what they can do for the union's young talent. An elite city-wide school competition would give these players their chance to be seen by the Blues franchise of which North Harbour remains an integral part.
Such a move would, surely, be widely accepted as the vision of the Super City grows.
What's next? Netball? Hopefully, but that looms as an even greater challenge.
COLLEGE SPORT WRAP
Basketball
Westlake continued their unbeaten start to the premier boys' league with a 99-84 fifth round win at Avondale College.
With players missing through injury or absent overseas, only eight players were suited up as Westlake fielded a young team.
Both teams started the game as an offence showcase seemingly making a bucket on every offensive trip in the first quarter. Matt Freeman was shooting lights out from behind the three-point arc (he finished the game shooting five from seven) for the visitors but Avondale would not go away and stuck with Westlake for the first quarter and half until Westlake tightened their defence.
The Westlake offensive onslaught continued shooting great percentages throughout as Jaylen Gerrand and Sesi Palei claimed double-doubles, 19 points and 11 assists and 18 points and 14 rebounds respectively. Freeman top-scored with 25 points, ably assisted by Jackson Stent who was extremely efficient in shooting eight of nine for 17 points.
League
The top six teams have been confirmed for the Warriors Cup phase of the College Rugby League Premier First XIII Competition after final round-robin matches.
St Paul and KBHS came through the first phase with five straight wins. St Pauls beat Papatoetoe High 30-4 and Kelston accounted for Avondale College 26-0.
With St Pauls clear winners in pool B the heat was on in the clash between MAGS and Tangaroa to find the second team. In a tough battle, Tangaroa scored first but the Steve Price-coached MAGS, playing at home, led 10-4 at halftime and went on to triumph 22-10. That lifted MAGS to six points, level with Tangaroa, but MAGS went through with a vastly superior points differential.
With Otahuhu swamping Manurewa High 48-8 in pool C, all interest was on the outcome between Sir Edmund Hillary and Southern Cross with the winner going through. This was a tense tussle with Hillary surviving 16-12 to finish top of the pool with nine points.
Rugby
Auckland
In the televised match of the day, Kings were soundly beaten 27-15 away by a very efficient and well organised Auckland Grammar. It was Kings' first loss of the season.
The home team held an early advantage and were soon out to 10-0 before Kings responded with a Luke Reed penalty. AGS attacked again and came up with a further try to go to the break 15-3 ahead after Kings had been guilty of missing too many first time tackles.
In the second half AGS scored and converted again to lead 22-3 and an old-fashioned hiding was certainly on the cards. To their credit, the visitors came back with tries to Willis Alatini and Conor
Brooke-Cowden with Reed adding the extras for 22-15 and the momentum appeared to be shifting.
To their credit the home side dug deep and a sweeping move earned them another try in the corner and the conversion completed the scoring.
That late try earned AGS a bonus point and denied Kings the bonus point for finishing within seven.
Kings now face KBHS away in another match of the round while there will also be plenty of interest in St Peters' trip to play De La Salle.
Playing away, St Peters scored their third straight win with an emphatic 55-0 victory over newly promoted Papatoetoe. Playing with the wind in the first half, Papatoetoe took the game to St Peters and were unlucky not to score on two occasions in the opening stanza. A converted try just before halftime to in-form fullback Jordan Trainor allowed St Peters to go to the break with a flattering 17-0 lead.
St Peters were dominant in the second half, scoring six unanswered tries as their forward pack overwhelmed Papatoetoe to provide quality ball for the backs who ran rampant.
For Papatoetoe, No8 Emmanuel Sefo was impressive while centre Oliveti Kata looked dangerous with limited opportunities. For St Peters, blindside flanker Tim Houghton played his best game of the season and wing Eljen Petersen was powerful on both defence and attack. Jordan Trainor was awarded man of the match for the second straight week, scoring an impressive 25 points.
North Harbour
Making the most of home advantage, Takapuna Grammar claimed a 48-0 win over Mahurangi College in a gruelling, often physical encounter.
From the kick-off, the hosts aimed to dominate with an offensive game. After an early kick deep into Mahurangi's territory, TGS attacked again with a pass finding left-wing Fin Gilmore in the clear and he went over in the corner.
Frequent strong runs from the Takapuna side maintained good pressure, and their strong work ethic paid off with No 8Grant Thompson scoring their second try for a 10-0 lead.
Prop Sam Cheesman scored a third try for Takapuna, the physicality of the game clearly taking a toll on Mahurangi's performance. The conversion by fullback Conor O'Toole gave TGS a 17-0 lead at the break.
Initially, the second half proved a far more even contest until Thompson scored his second and third tries and a 29-0 advantage which continued to grow as captain and centre Sean Wainui crossed for a try followed by two for O'Toole, who also kicked another two conversions to complete the comprehensive eight tries to none victory.
- Josh Mazciritis
Waikato
In Hamilton, Hamilton Boys HS successfully defended the Moascar Cup with a convincing 35-7 win over New Plymouth BHS in the opening round of the Super 8 competition.
The home team Hamilton outscored their visitors four tries to one, with the goal kicking of first-five Bryn Gatland extending the winning margin. Gatland was successful with three conversions and three penalty goals.
Hamilton travels this weekend to play Palmerston North BHS.
COLLEGE SPORT RESULTS
ATHLETICS
AUCKLAND SS CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
(St Kentigern)
Girls.-
Senior: Audrey Gregan (St Cuthberts) 14m 42s 1, Madeline Evans (St Kentigern) 15m 34s 2, Hannah Lynch (Carmel) 16m 49s 3, Hannah Amende (WGHS) 17m 15s 4, Sonia Hollands (Rosehill) 17m 20s 5. Three-person teams, St Cuthberts 20pts 1, Diocesan 45 2, WGHS 53 3.
Intermediate: Isabella Brooke Richards (EGGS) 15m 05s 1, Kaitlin Petherick (Pukekohe HS) 15m 14s 2, Alana Sherman (Glendowie) 15m 19s 3, Grace Wood (St Kentigern) 15m 27s 4, Lucy Jacobs (TGS) 15m 30s 5. Three-person teams, St Cuthberts 1, EGGS 2, Pukekohe High School 3.
Six-person teams, St Cuthberts 92 1, EGGS 119 2, St Kentigern 221 3.
Juniors: Georgia Clode (Baradene) 12m 01s 1, Jacey Cropp (Rangitoto) 12m 14s 2, Heidi Robinson (Western Springs) 12m 18s 3, Julia Giurgiu (TGS) 12m 20s 4, Laura Watkinson (Diocesan) 12m 26s 5. Three-person teams, Baradene College 23 1, Glendowie 40 2, MAGS 41 3. Six-person teams, Baradene 110 1, MAGS 129 2,
Howick 275 3.
Boys.-
Senior: Finn Wilson (AGS) 20m 10s 1, Sam Pendreigh (St Peters) 20m 45s 2, Andrew Stewart (AGS) 21m 20s 3, Kirk Madgewick (AGS) 21m 29s 4, Calum Ross (AGS) 21m 38s 5. Three-person teams, AGS 8 1, WBHS 45 2, Macleans 52 3. Six-person teams, WBHS 1, Sacred Heart 2, AGS 3.
Intermediate: Daniel Hoy (WBHS) 12m 55s 1, Matthew Mannings (St Kentigern) 13m 03s 2, Finn Mason (WBHS) 13m 30s 3, Conal Wilson (AGS) 13m 35s 4, George Knowles (AGS) 13m 37s 5. Three-person teams, AGS 1, WBHS 2, St Kentigern 3. Six-person teams, WBHS 62 1, AGS 84 2, St Kentigern 117 3.
Junior: James Uhlenberg (Sacred Heart) 14m 03s 1, Jesse Weldschidt (Papatoetoe HS) 14m 06s 2, Dalton Hiley (AGS) 14m 18s 3, Gus Ullrich (Western Springs) 14m 20s 4, Aron Mago (Howick) 14m 23s 5. Three-person teams, Macleans 29 1, WBHS 32 2, Sacred Heart 35 3. Six-person teams, Sacred Heart 113 1, AGS 115 2, WBHS 118 3.
BADMINTON
NORTH HARBOUR
Senior girls A/B: Kristin 4 8 Albany SH 3 0, WGHS 1 8 Pinehurst 1 0, TGS 8 Kristin 3 0, WGHS 2 Albany SH 1 0, Orewa 1 8 Albany SH 4 0, Birkenhead 1 5 WGHS 3 3, Carmel 2 8 Albany SH 2 0, Kristin 1 7 Birkenhead 2 1, Rangitoto 4 4 Kristin 2 4, Rangitoto 1 5 Carmel 1 3.
BASKETBALL
Premier girls: Rangitoto 51 AGGS 30, MAGS 52 St Kentigern 37, Avondale 60 Carmel 51, Massey 91 WGHS 56.
Rangitoto 5 4 0 1 314 220 13
Massey 5 4 0 1 333 252 13
WGHS 5 4 0 1 321 285 13
MAGS 5 3 0 2 350 263 11
Avondale 5 2 0 3 253 363 9
AGGS 5 1 0 4 186 224 7
St Kentigern 5 1 0 4 204 246 7
Carmel 5 1 0 4 161 269 7
Premier boys: Rangitoto 93 AGS 73, Onehunga 72 St Kentigern 68, WBHS 99 Avondale 84.
WBHS 5 5 0 0 473 347 15
Rangitoto 5 4 0 1 458 355 13
AGS 5 3 0 2 423 368 11
Rosmini 4 3 0 1 327 291 10
Avondale 5 2 0 3 398 373 9
St Kentigern 5 1 0 4 330 391 7
Onehunga 5 1 0 4 283 399 7
Lynfield 4 0 0 4 210 378 4
CYCLING
AVANTI AUCKLAND SS TIME TRIALS
Race two.-
Junior boys: AGS 24m 01.03s 1, St Kentigern 24m 35.87s 2, WBHS 24m 51.13s 3.
Junior girls: Baradene 27m 10.00s 1, St Kentigern 27m 49.49s 2, EGGS 28m 04.61s 3.
Senior boys: St Kentigern 22m 31.20s 1, AGS 22m 47.21s 2, WBHS 22m 59.24s 3.
Senior girls: St Kentigern 25m 26.59s 1, Baradene 26m 32.60s 2, Diocesan 26m 43.85s 3.
HOCKEY
SuperCity.-
Boys A grade: St Kentigern 3 Sacred Heart 0; AGS 2 Kings 0; Avondale 2 Macleans 1; WBHS 4 MAGS 0.
Girls A grade: Diocesan 2 EGGS 1; St Kentigern 4 MAGS 0; St Cuthberts 3 Baradene 0; WGHS 1 Avondale 0.
Lacrosse, Auckland girls, division one, Whangaparaoa 11 Avondale 8, Diocesan 9 WGHS 2.
AUCKLAND
Open A boys: St Peters 3 Botany Downs 0; AGS 2nd XI 1 Kings 2nd XI 0; KBHS 11 Onehunga 1.
Open A girls: Pakuranga 7 Kings 0; Diocesan 2nd XI 4 Botany Downs 2; MRGS 1 St Marys 1. St Cuthberts 2nd XI 1 Botany Downs 1.
Open B boys: Henderson 4 AGS A 0; One Tree Hill default to Macleans 2nd XI; St Kentigern 2nd XI 3 Lynfield 2.
Open B girls: EGGS 2nd XI 5 Baradene 2nd XI 0; Macleans 2nd XI 3 MAGS 2nd XI 0; St Cuthberts 3rd XI 1 Lynfield 1st XI 1. Baradene 2nd XI 1 Macleans 2nd XI 0; EGGS 2nd XI 2 Lynfield 0; Glendowie 5 St Cuthbert's 3rd XI 0.
Open C boys, East: AGS 3rd XI 2 Kings 3rd XI 0; Ormiston 7 Aorere 0. Central/West: Dilworth 7 MAGS 2nd XI 1; Parnell 7 St Peters 2nd XI 0; Western Springs default to MRGS 2nd XI.
Open C girls, Central: Parnell 1 2 St Marys 2 1; Western Springs 1 default to MAGS 3rd XI, AGGS 1 6 Parnell 1 0; Diocesan 3 6 MAGS 3rd XI 1; St Cuthberts 5 default to Western Springs 1.East: Howick 2 Papatoetoe 0; Kings 1 Onehunga 0; Sancta Maria 8 Aorere 2, Howick 10 Kings 0; St Cuthberts 4 3 Papatoetoe 2. West: Marist 14 KGHS 0, Henderson 3 KGHS 1.
Open D boys, section one: Edgewater 6 Aorere 2 0; Macleans 3 1 St Kentigern 3 1; Kings 4 2 Papatoetoe 2; Sancta Maria 7 Glendowie 2 1, Kings 4 default to Aorere 2; Edgewater 1 Glendowie 2 0; Macleans 3 2 Sancta Maria 2; Papatoetoe 1 St Kentigern 3 0. Section two: AGS 4th XI 1 Lynfield 2 1; Sacred Heart 2 8 Waitakere 0,
Avondale 2 3 AGS 4th XI 1; Lynfield 2 3 Selwyn 0.
Open D girls, East: Edgewater 1 Glendowie 2 0; Macleans 3 1 Pakuranga 3 0; St Kentigern 3 4 Glendowie 3 0, Edgewater 2 Macleans 3 0; St Kentigern 3 1 Pakuranga 2 0. South/Central: One Tree Hill 1 St Kentigern 2 0; McAuley 11 EGGS 4 0; Otahuhu 5 Selwyn 0, St Kentigern 2 13 EGGS 4 0; One Tree Hill 10 Papatoetoe 2 0; McAuley 2 Selwyn 1. West: Baradene 3 1 Avondale 2 0; EGGS 3 2 Rutherford 2 0, EGGS 3 2 Baradene 3 0.
Under-15 girls A: St Cuthbert's 1 1 Macleans 1 0; St Kentigern 1 2 MRGS 1 2; Diocesan 1 3 EGGS 1 1.
Under-15 girls, Central: Baradene 1 5 Baradene 2 2; Diocesan 2 3 EGGS 2 0; St Cuthberts 2 7 MAGS 1 1. West: St Cuthbert's 3 3 MAGS 2 2; Diocesan 3 3 Lynfield 1 1. East: Howick 1 5 Saint Kentigern 2 1; Sancta Maria 1 1 Otahuhu 1 0.
LACROSSE
Auckland SS Girls
Division one championship: Whangaparaoa 11 Avondale 8; Diocesan 9 WGHS 2.
Division two, pool A: St Mary's 19 MAGS D 0. Pool B: MAGS B 5 MRGS 4; AGGS 2 12 MAGS C 4.
LAWN BOWLS
AUCKLAND SS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Boys, singles, quarter-finals, Daniel MacDonald (Dilworth) bt Cle Moir (MAGS), walkover; Lance Fuller (KBHS) bt Jack Iles (AGS). Semifinals, Fuller 8 MacDonald 4, Liam Van Rijn (Lynfield) 17 Ben Fisher (Dilworth) 4. Final, Van Rijn 10 Fuller 4.
Girls, pairs, final, Mackenzie Blucher/Alex Greer (St Dominics) 10 Emily Fly/Kayla Wright (St Dominics) 6.
LEAGUE
Pool A.-
KBHS 26 (Treyvan Leuluai 2, Conan Mualama, Matt Halalova, Sala Falelua Malio tries; Zion Ioka 3 con) Avondale 0. HT: 16-0.
Western Springs 34 (Samuel Stenson 2, Shechinah Tumu-Makara, Ahotau Kali, Viane Skeen, Steven Gilbert tries; Tawhio Rogers 5 con) Rutherford 0. HT: 18-0.
WBHS 42 (Jerimiah Tominiko 2, Troy Leo, Matthew Phillips, Nathan Tuala, Wiremu McCarthy, Jim Paea tries; Ben McIntyre 7 con) Henderson HS 4 (Lofa Tupito-Esau try). HT: 18-4.
Pool B.-
Aorere 14 (Falaniko Manu, Telai Finau, Antonio Stafford tries; Manu con) MRGS 10 (Thomas Taunuu, Tualima Tualima tries; Tualima con). HT: 4-6.
St Paul 30 (Bradley Abbey, Gerar Vili, Paul Nuia, Roger Parker, Semisi Havili, Scott Tofa-Timoteo tries; Chris Sio 2, con) Papatoetoe HS 4 (Michael Laulu try). HT: 14-4.
MAGS 22 (Delaney Chaney-Puata, John Tapueluelu, Sam Lulia, Connor Purcell tries; Lulia 3 con) Tangaroa 10 (Chris Kaitau, Michael Uluakiola tries; Antonio Adams con). HT: 10-4.
Pool C.-
Papakura HS 38 (Kameli Vasu 3, Tuakana Asuao, Gene Roberts, Josh Harris, Jazz Tevaga tries; Arthur Crichton 5 con) James Cook 4 (Moses Vailea-Teu try). HT: 28-0.
Sir Edmund Hillary 16 (Robert Valele 2, Tiga Anae tries; Paula Sopilano 2 con) Southern Cross 12 (Birdsall Fa'apepele, Okomaka Talagi, Lisiate Vaihu tries). HT: 4-6.
Otahuhu 48 (Jamel Hunt 3, Ariel Tusiane 2, Wesley Tauti, Alfred Smalley, John Faletagoai, Vandross Paloane-Brown tries; Don Seuala 3, Tusiane 2, Faletagoai con). Manurewa High 8 (Erin Clarke, Esera Sooaemaleagi tries). HT: 22-8.
NETBALL
AUCKLAND
Premier, round two.-
MAGS 66 Botany Downs 20, Baradene 30 Massey HS 20, EGGS 43 Diocesan 34, Aorere 37 McAuley 23, St Kentigern 47 Macleans 18, Avondale 30 AGGS 23.
Points: MAGS, Baradene, Aorere, Avondale 8, St Kentigern 5, AGGS, EGGS, Diocesan 4, McAuley, Massey, Botany Downs, Macleans 0.
Senior A. round two.-
MAGS 41 EGGS 26, MRGS 29 Baradene 28, Sancta Maria 41 Howick 40, Kings 36 St Marys 33, St Cuthberts 34 Pakuranga 28, St Kentigern 34 AGGS 28.
Points: MAGS, St Kentigern, Kings 8, St Marys 5, AGGS, St Cuthberts, Sancta Maria, EGGS, MRGS 4, Baradene 2, Howick 1, Pakuranga 0.
NATIONAL TELEVISED COLLEGE SERIES
Second semifinal, Tu Toa 37 Baradene 22.
COUNTIES/MANUKAU
Premier: Alfriston 44 Tuakau 32; Rosehill 37 Papakura 16; Pukekohe Gold 69 Sir Edmund Hillary 6; Papatoetoe 27 TKM Nga Tapuwae 12; Wesley 20 Manurewa 20.
RUGBY
AUCKLAND
1A.-
AGS 27 Kings 15, Sacred Heart 17 De La Salle 8, MAGS 23 Tangaroa 9, St Peters 55 Papatoetoe 0, St Kentigern 31 Onehunga 0, KBHS v Otahuhu postponed.
AGS 4 4 0 0 2 118 33 18
Kings 5 4 0 1 2 115 57 18
MAGS 4 3 1 0 2 159 31 16
St Kentigern 4 3 1 0 1 79 34 15
St Peters 4 3 0 1 1 94 60 13
Sacred Heart 4 2 0 2 2 67 49 10
KBHS 3 1 0 2 3 68 33 7
Otahuhu 4 1 0 3 2 78 71 6
Tangaroa 4 1 0 3 2 59 93 6
De La Salle 4 1 0 3 0 30 64 4
Onehunga 4 0 0 4 0 28 143 0
Papatoetoe 4 0 0 4 0 18 245 0
1B, pool A, Edgewater 24 Botany Downs 0, Pakuranga 19 One Tree Hill 19, St Pauls 15 Avondale 13, Dilworth 48 Marcellin 9.
Pool B, Macleans 23 Southern Cross 13, Aorere 50 Tamaki 5, Mangere 25 Hillary 17.
1C, Howick 30 Sancta Maria 10.
NORTH HARBOUR
1A.-
TGS 48 Mahurangi 0, WBHS 88 Birkenhead 5, Massey 25 Rangitoto 17, Rosmini 29 Orewa 3.
Points: TGS 17, WBHS 13, Rosmini, Massey 12, Orewa 9, Rangitoto, Birkenhead 6 Mahurangi 0.
Open B.-
Cardinal section, Kaipara 46 Kristin 10, WBHS 2nd XV 53 Glenfield 5. Points: WBHS 2nd XV 9, Kaipara 5, Glenfield 4, Kristin, Whangaparaoa 0.
White section, Long Bay 17 Massey 2nd XV 15, WBHS 3rd XV 11 Rosmini 2nd XV 10. Points, Massey 2nd XV, Northcote 6, Rosmini 2nd XV 5, Long Bay, WBHS 3rd XV 4.
WAIKATO
Super 8: Hamilton Boys HS 35 (Isaac Te Tamaki 3, Samuel Chongkit tries; Bryn Gatland 3 con, 3 pen) New Plymouth Boys HS 7.
Top 8: Te Awamutu 27 Tokoroa 15, Matamata 21 Morrinsville 3, St Johns 20 Hamilton Boys 3rd XV 12, Cambridge 49 St Pauls 2nd XV.
Middle 8: Fraser 12 Fairfield 12, Melville 31 Putaruru 19, Hillcrest 46 Otorohanga 33, Hamilton Boys 4th XV 29 St Johns 2nd XV 24.
Bottom 8: Te Kuiti 27 Matamata 2nd XV 7, St Peters 2nd XV 56 St Pauls 2nd XV 10, Forest View 96 Hillcrest 2nd XV 7, Te Awamutu 2nd XV 15 Cambridge 2nd XV 10.
SOCCER
Premier.-
Sacred Heart v KBHS postponed, St Kentigern 7 WBHS 3, Rangitoto 1 AGS 2, MAGS 9 St Peters 0.
MAGS 5 4 1 0 21 3 13
St Kentigern 5 3 2 0 21 8 11
AGS 5 3 1 1 13 9 10
WBHS 5 3 0 2 18 13 9
KBHS 4 1 0 3 6 12 3
Rangitoto 5 1 0 4 5 12 3
Sacred Heart 4 1 0 3 3 11 3
St Peters 5 1 0 4 6 25 3
Senior A1.-
TGS 1 Kristin 1, Rosmini 3 Papatoetoe HS 3, Macleans 1 Glendowie 2, Liston 3 Kings 1.
Glendowie 5 5 0 0 18 6 15
Liston 5 3 2 0 14 7 11
Macleans 5 3 1 1 17 5 10
Kristin 5 2 2 1 7 8 8
Kings 5 2 0 3 15 11 6
Rosmini 5 1 1 3 9 13 4
Papatoetoe 5 0 1 4 8 20 1
TGS 5 0 1 4 3 21 1
Senior A2.-
Onehunga High 3 One Tree Hill 0, Botany Downs 0 MRGS 1, Long Bay 3 Avondale 2, Pakuranga 3 Northcote 3.
Onehunga 5 5 0 0 14 3 15
Long Bay 5 4 0 1 12 8 12
Avondale 5 3 0 2 12 10 9
Northcote 5 2 1 2 10 8 7
Pakuranga 5 2 1 2 10 9 7
MRGS 5 1 1 3 5 10 4
Botany Downs 5 1 0 4 5 9 3
One Tree Hill 5 0 1 4 4 15 1
Senior A3.-
Waitakere College 3 Albany Senior High 3, Whangaparaoa 0 Howick 2, Lynfield 6 Glenfield 1, Western Springs 4 Rutherford 3.
West Springs 5 4 1 0 16 7 13
Albany SHS 5 3 1 1 23 9 10
Rutherford 4 3 0 1 18 10 9
Howick 5 2 1 2 10 7 7
Lynfield 5 2 1 2 11 12 7
Waitakere 4 1 2 1 14 14 5
Whangaparaoa 5 1 0 4 8 15 3
Glenfield 5 0 0 5 4 30 0
Senior A4.-
Dilworth 3 Parnell College 4, KingsWay 2 Green Bay 3, Marcellin v Sancta Maria postponed, Massey HS 6 Selwyn 4, Pinehurst School 4 Auckland International College 4.
Massey HS 5 4 1 0 21 8 13
Parnell 4 4 0 0 17 3 12
Green Bay 5 4 0 1 18 10 12
KingsWay 4 2 1 1 17 7 7
Selwyn 4 2 0 2 12 12 6
Dilworth 4 2 0 2 11 11 6
Pinehurst 5 1 1 3 11 24 4
Sancta Maria 4 1 0 3 9 11 3
Akld Intl College 5 0 1 4 6 24 1
Marcellin 4 0 0 4 6 18 0
Counties Manukau Premier: Manurewa 4 Al Madinah 0.
GREATER AUCKLAND GIRLS
Premier one (under-19): EGGS 5 WGHS 0; St Kentigern 5 Massey 0; Rangitoto 1 MAGS 0; Diocesan 1 Whangaparaoa 0.
Premier two: Glendowie 2 Baradene 0; St Marys 2 Long Bay 0; Northcote 2 St Cuthberts 1; Lynfield 1 St Dominics 0; Western Springs 2 Green Bay 2.
Premier junior A 1 (under-15): Diocesan 4 Avondale 1; EGGS 11 Western Springs 0; St Cuthberts 1 Rangitoto 0; WGHS 2 St Kentigern 1.
Premier junior A two: Albany Junior High 6 St Cuthberts Develop 1; Baradene 5th XI 6 MAGS Develop 1; Baradene 3rd XI 6 Rutherford 0.
Counties Manukau premier girls: Pukekohe 2 Pakuranga 0; Howick 2 Rosehill 0.
TABLE TENNIS
AUCKLAND SS
A premier grade, round three.-
AGS A 5 Macleans B 2, Macleans A 4 AGS B 3, Pakuranga A 4 St Kentigern A 3, Rutherford A Macleans C 0.
