The Junior Boys had two games – against Rutherford High School and Lynfield College at May Rd which they won 16 – 2 and 16 – 1 respectively.
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MAGS opened the batting and posted 274 with two players making centuries. St Kent’s were restricted to 175 in reply, giving MAGS a 99-run win.
The Boys U15 team could not repeat last years win instead going out in the quarter finals to De la Salle’s no 1 team.
An outstanding year of success in the sporting sphere was celebrated at the Sports Awards Dinner 2019 at Alexandra Park on October 23, with world champion kayaker Lisa Carrington as...
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Again out at Waitakere Rugby Club the U15 Girls lost their first pool game to Tangaroa College in a close game but won all their other games including the final against Onehunga High School 22 – 7.
The Girls team playing out at Waitemata Rugby Club lost one pool match to Aorere College but won the semi-final against Howick College to meet Aorere again in the final.
This time winning 24 – 14 in the final.
The Boy’s team won all of their pool matches and played De la Salle College in the semi-final which they lost. De la Salle played Kelston in the final and won.
MAGS Academy swimmers shone at the NZ Short Course Swimming Championships which were held at the Sir Owen Glenn Aquatic Centre during the recent school holidays. The meet format is...
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Liam Baber, Sam Nash and William Couldrey at the U15 tournament in Adelaide. Lacrosse players Liam Baber (Year 10), William Couldrey (Year 11) and Sam Nash (Year 11) represented New...
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On Tuesday September 24, Sports Lions and special trophies were presented to MAGS' top sportspeople for the year at a Sports Assembly in the F.W . Gamble Hall. Director of...
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