Results from Tournament Week

15/08/2006

The annual sporting Tournament Week started yesterday with a variety of teams from Otago Boys' competing around the country.

Results from Day 1 (Monday):

Hockey, Rankin Cup (Christchurch) -

vs Westlake College, lost 2-4

vs Tauranga Boys', lost 0-2

Football, Jim Wishart Tournament (Dunedin) -

vs Howick College, drew 2-all

vs Marlborough Boys', won 1-0

Rugby, National Under 15 tournament (Tauranga) -

vs Rotorua Boys', won 11-10

vs Wellington College, lost 12-52

Results from Day 2 (Tuesday):

Hockey, Rankin Cup -

vs St Andrews, drew 1-all

Football, Jim Wishart Tournament -

vs St Pauls, won 2-1

Rugby, National Under 15 tournament -

vs Christchurch Boys', lost 7-10

Golf, NZ Collegiate tournament (Royal Wellington) -

First round score of 230 (lying in 4th spot, 16 shots from the leaders - Wellington College)

Results from Day 3 (Wednesday):

Hockey, Rankin Cup -

vs Tawa, lost 2-3

Rugby, National Under 15 tournament -

vs St Patricks (Town), won 24-12

Golf, NZ Collegiate tournament -

Second round score of 226 to finish second overall behind the tournament winner, Wellington College. Otago Boys' will now contest the trans-Tasman intercollegiate series in April next year. Individual counting scores for Otago Boys' for the tournament were - Jimmy Hunter (151), Nick Borren (152) and Daniel Elder (153)

Results from Day 4 (Thursday):

Hockey, Rankin Cup -

vs New Plymouth, won 6-0

Football, Jim Wishart Tournament -

vs Hutt International, lost 1-6 (after qualifying for the quarter-final through a penalty shootout)

vs St Peters, won 2-1 and will now play Nayland College for 5th/6th place

Rugby, National Under 15 tournament -

vs Auckland Grammar, lost 20-22

Deep South Basketball Premiership, qualifying tournament for nationals (Dunedin) -

vs Waitaki Boys', lost 68-72

vs Fiordland College, won 104-37

Results from Day 5 (Friday):

Rugby, National Under 15 tournament -

vs Rotorua Boys, drew 17-all (finished in a tie for 11th place)

Football, Jim Wishart Tournament -

vs Nayland College, lost 0-2 (finished in 6th place)

Deep South Basketball Premiership, qualifying tournament for nationals -

vs Wakatipu College, won 88-45

Results from Day 6 (Saturday):

Deep South Basketball Premiership, qualifying tournament for nationals -

vs Waitaki Boys', lost 43-62 (this was the tournament final with a berth in the top two giving Otago Boys' a place in the national tournament later in the year. Named in the tournament team were Morgan Nathan, Paratene McLeod and Michael Dawson)