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.
A post-event review will be held to work out how to improve access and transit times to a huge competition at a Cambridge venue which resulted in long Waikato Expressway queues on Sunday. The Weetbix…
They say Ōhaupō’s new stables match anything in Kentucky. Mary Anne Gill checks out Breckon Farm. A Waikato horse breeding legend has described Breckon Farm’s new state of the art complex in Ōhaupō as “world…
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…