Showing posts with label Taranaki Trophy.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taranaki Trophy.. Show all posts

Monday, 3 August 2015

Taranaki Trophy Rugby Highlights

On Friday 31st July Auroa Primary School hosted Opunake Primary School as part of the Y7/8 sports competition the Taranaki Trophy. Auroa Primary School hosted our friends form nearby Opunake Primary School. Auroa and Opunake competed in Soccer, Netball and Rugby Union. The rugby union was a friendly seven a side game with some amazing play, highlighted by Caleb from Room One who scored ten tries!

Taranaki Trophy Vs. Opunake 31/7/2015 from Myles Webb on Vimeo.

These highlights were filmed and edited by Teague from Room Three.

Taranaki Trophy Vs. Opunake 31/7/2015 Pt 2 from Myles Webb on Vimeo.

This second game highlights were filmed by Caro from Room Three who also edited and published them.

Wednesday, 6 August 2014

Taranaki Trophy R2 Vs. St Josephs Hawera

On Tuesday 5th August 2014 Auroa Primary School hosted St Josephs Hawera in Round Two of the Taranaki Trophy Y7/8 Sports Competition.  The two schools played against each other in the three competition sports, Rugby, Netball and Soccer.

This video, created by Kaiah and Emily from Room One, this video shows highlights of the Netball game between the two schools.   Auroa are in the blue and orange and Hawera are in the purple.   Filmed at Auroa Primary School, Taranaki, New Zealand on Tuesday 5th August 2014.
Netball VS St Joes Hawera 2014 from Myles Webb on Vimeo.

Monday, 4 August 2014

Vs. Mangorei Primary School

Highlights of the Taranaki Trophy game between Auroa Primary School and Mangorei Primary School, held Friday 1st August at Auroa Primary School.
Taranaki Trophy 1/8/14 Vs. Mangorei from Myles Webb on Vimeo.

On a nice sunny day three great games were played to a very high level.   With the Netball Auroa had a win 39-11 in a great game.   Soccer Auroa Primary School won 3-1 and they completed a clean sweep with a win of 69-17 in the Rugby.  In the next round Auroa will take on St Josephs Hawera on Tuesday 5th August 2014. [Lucas].

Last Friday, the first of August, Auroa and Mangorei Schools competed in the Taranaki Trophy competition.   It was held at Auroa School, the netball on the Auroa School Netball Courts.  Auroa smashed Mangorei with a whopping score of 39 to 11.   Auroa gave it their all thanks to Isabelle Cook and Brylee Winter, the fantastic shooters from Auroa.  It seemed that luck was with the Auroa School sides with Auroa winning Netball, Soccer and Rugby.   With a clean sweep for Auroa in the competition we expect big things coming up in the next round. [Kaiah]

These highlights were filmed by Heavenlee during the game.  They were edited by Lucas and Tom.  Filmed at Auroa Primary School on Friday 1st of August 2014.

Taranaki Trophy Vs. Mangorei


Taranaki Trophy 1/8/14 from Myles Webb on Vimeo.

Last friday on the 1st of August Auroa School  and Mangorei School competed in a game of Rugby, Netball and Soccer.  It was round one of the 2014 Taranaki Trophy competition.  All three teams came out with a victory Soccer won 3-1 Netball won 39-11 and Rugby won 69-17.

The is Brylee writing in the style of a TV news anchor about the event.
"Last Friday at the Auroa School Netball Courts an astonishing game of Netball was showcased by two well known teams, Auroa and Mangorei.  In the first two quarters we saw great defence from both sides but Auroas offence was the real star though.  Sending the ball down the court, which was not surprising that the half time score was 26-9 to Auroa.   After a very competitive but clean game Auroa came out on top with a clean sweep and a score of 39 to 11.  

In these highlights, filmed by Lucille from Room One, edited by Meg and Brylee, Auroa are in the blue and orange uniforms and Mangorei are in the green.  Filmed at Auroa Primary School on Friday 1st August 2014.

We've spent the day analysing the highlights that were filmed, as we have another game on Tuesday. What do the students recording need to focus on? Should they be recording landscape or portrait? What else could they add to the film to enhance your understanding of the competition or the game?
If you are from overseas have you even heard of Netball?