Time’s up on the clock, you’re 23-18 down and you need to punch a hole in the Marist defence. Step up Dillon Martin who had Te Awamutu Sports fans in raptures – and even found time to smile for The News camera on Saturday. His last gasp try at Marist Park on Saturday was just another part of the excitement in a cup final full of excitement and drama. Photo: Roy Pilott.
It all hinged on a late penalty at the end of extra time – and when Marist missed, Te Awamutu Sports could celebrate winning the premiership B Waikato rugby title in Hamilton on Saturday.
The match was an epic – and the trophy presentation was followed by a haka to acknowledge a gallant Marist, beaten ……
That haka, written for the club by Mikaera Hemara – in his second season wth the club – was performed for just the fourth time and, after last week’s rendition by the team and the juniors ahead of Sports’ premier club semi, only the second time in public.
Waipā boxer Floyd Masson took to social media to show off a cauliflower ear after his points loss to Polish boxer Mateusz Masternak last weekend. Masson, Te Awamutu born and Brisbane based, was making his…
Bowlers have raised $1100 for Te Awamutu’s Riding for the Disabled organisation. Kihikihi Bowling Club’s latest tournament was a departure from the norm, in that all proceeds from the day were donated. Representatives from the…
Two Cambridge women point to technology as the major reason they are still playing golf after 60 and 40 years respectively. Gaye Bezzant, 87, and Betty Harvey, 90 next month, say their careers were extended…
The Targa Rally can be a win-win for motor sport fans and the local communities who host it, says Maihiihi Primary School deputy principal Katie Robinson. The Labour Weekend timing didn’t work in Waitomo district…