The mixed touch team played both Kaipara College and Mt Roskill Grammar School at Cox’s Bay winning the latter game 4 – 0.
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Two records were broken at the 2019 MAGS Athletics Championships at Mt Smart Stadium on Wednesday, February 20.
Held annually this event started out at Mt Smart stadium at 8 am to accommodate the hurdles.
Fifteen swimming records were broken at the MAGS Swim Sports held yesterday at the Mt Albert Aquatic Centre. Swimming Captain Vasilina Shipilova and Cook Island swimming representative Bede Aitu led…
MAGS Swimming Sports took place in the Aquatic Centre with a field of 86 athletes and a limit of 8 events. For race results, click here, and for Championship points,...
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In a major coup for MAGS Football Academy, a team will travel to Australia to play the Melbourne Victory's Youth side at Easter. As part of building a relationship with...
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Francis Douglas Memorial College travelled from New Plymouth to play MAGS, not always a traditional fixture but with a past history of 4 or 5 games.
MAGS made 280/4 with a century and a 93 not out giving MAGS a good start.
The Premier Girls grading round was played at St Cuthberts College against Epsom Girls Grammar.
A game in which MAGS remained in front the whole game finishing with the score at 6 – 4.
In the first of two grading rounds tonight played at Diocesan School pool MAGS played St Peters College.
It was a tight game with St Peters having a one goal advantage at half time but with the final score 7 – 7.
The National Touch competition was played out at Bruce Pulman Park with over 50 teams from round NZ.
The Senior Girls faced Hamilton Girls first up in the pool round losing that game 6 – 4.
The next game against Rangi Ruru College had MAGS at a disadvantage after 3 very quick tries and a half time score of 5 – 1 down.The second half saw a remarkable comeback with MAGS scoring 7 tries leaving the final score 7 – 5 to MAGS.