Following on from their sixth straight national secondary schools title win in Wellington, the Premier Boys Softball team wrapped up the Auckland title last night as well. In the final,…
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Fresh from winning the NZ Softball title MAGS played Auckland Grammar School for 1st/2nd place in the Auckland competition.
The ball was hit out of the ground 4 times for 4 automatic home runs and the final score was 10 – 0. 4th Innings mercy rules.
After winning a silver medal in the Girls U16 Single Sculls at the Maadi Cup, Holly Chaafe has been named in the North Island v South Island U18 Trials next…
Congratulations to the Premier Boys Softball team, who are national champions for the sixth straight year after a 3-0 win today over Hastings Boys High in the final at Fraser…
Weeks of dedication from students, staff and supporters paid off with stunning performances from MAGS groups at PolyFest last week. Seven groups – Kapa Haka, Tongan, Samoan, Cook Island, Niuean,...
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Bookings have opened for Parent Teacher Interviews for Years 9, 10 & 13 on Thursday, August 2 from 3.30pm-7pm. You should have received an email with instructions about how to…
The NISS Tournament where MAGS Premier Boys team played Kristin School out at West Wave Aquatic Centre.
Unfortunately having been relatively even throughout 3 of the 4 quarters MAGS lost 8 – 13.
Chris Liddell’s rise through the business and political ranks in the United States would come as no surprise to his former schoolmates at MAGS. Mr Liddell (1971-1975), who has been appointed…
The second day of the T20 Tournament out at Parr’s Park, Glen Eden MAGS played Botany Downs in the morning and St Peters College in the afternoon game. They were 133/9 off their 20 overs. MAGS could only make 90 all out and finished 6th in the competition.
The MAGS Girls’ Cricket team played Baradene College out at Lloyd Elsmere Park in Howick making 70/7 off their 20 overs.
Very quickly they had 2 wickets off one of the early overs bowled.