The Cricket Boys 1st XI and Albertians combined to form two teams (Augusta and Angusta) in a 30-over-a -side match.
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Playing out at Keith Hay Park MAGS beat Diocesan School in their first pool match. Facing Takapuna Grammar School who made 143/4 off their 50 overs in the second pool match they came agonisingly close.
Te Puna o Wairaka put on their greatest ever performance at Polyfest on to finish third in Division 1 – their best result on the Māori stage. Due to Covid-19...
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At a ceremony this afternoon, E Block was rededicated as the Greg Taylor Building, with former Prime Minister Helen Clark as guest speaker. Mr Taylor was MAGS' fifth Headmaster and...
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At assemblies over the past week or so, Juniors have been introduced to their leaders across various areas of MAGS life for the upcoming year. Year 9 and Year 10...
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Played in a very dark Millenium pool the girls team ultimately prevailed over the Baradene girls’ even gifting them a goal. The scores were 2 – 1 Baradene, after the first quarter, 3 – 3 at the third quarter until the end with the final score 9 – 7 to MAGS.
Caitlin (5) scored 4 goals using the bounce shot at goal with Milly (2) and Tasha (1).
Played at the Sacred Heart Pool it was a closely fought game. 5 – 3 at the end of the second quarter then 6 – 4 for the third ending at 9 – 7 to Sacred Heart.
MAGS batted first and made 124/8 with a solid mid-wicket partnership of over 50 runs .
The team played Rutherford College ( 11 – 3 Win) and Rangitoto College (12 – 0 Win) to advance to the semi-final where they played Kelston Boys High School. Another handy win ( 13 – 0) meant they moved to the final against Rutherford College. They emerged victorious with a final score of 13 – 0.
Pictured above from left: Alysha Dodampegamage (Best All-round Year 9 Drama Student), Leila Brain (Most Promising Female Dancer), Kyra-leigh Masina (Best All-round Year 9 Dance Student) and Delcie Pomfrett (Most Promising...
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