Senior Pink: Oliver Biggs, Zinzan Leatua-Bondarenko, Dom Botherway, Oscar Compton-Moen, Alexander De Luca, Max Howard, Tadhg McKenna, Oscar Olsson, Hugo Sudell, Rico Steere, Raziel Zhao Senior White: Sam Aitken, Freddie Coates, Daniel Gourley, Hunter Hartel, Jake Hayes, Rahal Pathirana, Nicholas Sharr, Harry Vaughan, Oliver Walker, Noah Yee, Seann Zhao Senior Blue: Jonathan Barnes, Dylan Butler, Aaron Kwak, Brandon Lee, Tinura Madduma Gajamange, Benjamin Murphy, Lachie Short, Ray Tsung, Kennedy Xiao, Gordon Wyness Senior Green: Max Chi, Tom Costly, Thomas Hazeldine, Robert Kidd, Tom Lee, Blake Lewis, Masahiro Miyazaki, Harry Penn, Jack Penter, Angus Vincent, Calib Wyness, David Zhou Junior A: James Bandasak, Charlie Burns, Alex Feasey, Felix Liu, Yoshinori Matsunami, Michael Rankin, Josh Shannahan, Liam Wylie, Sebastian Wynn-Thomas
Junior Black: George Campbell, Jai Ferguson, Jack Howard, Bruno Kearney, Simon Lai, Hunter Lethlean, Kiniwai Morgan, Josiah Rofe, Soko Selan, Thomas Seymour, George Simonsohn Junior White: Austin Beer, Nikau Crosby, Tom Eyre-Walker, Bailey Kingan, Kourosh Langley, Alex Luhrs, Cole Moffatt, Max Perkasky, Ollie Slabbert, Charlie Sugrue, Will Thelning, Monty Williams Junior Blue: Louis Addeau, Tom Clarke, Jack Gorrie, Will Hayes, Max Hindmarsh, Alex Johnstone, Tom Kerr, Arlo McCrystal, Alfie McLean, Edward Pottinger, Matthew Rawstron, Sam Trustam Finally, a volleyball season with (almost) no pandemic-related disruptions. The 2022–2023 season has been a pleasure to watch unfold. Christ’s College teams have outperformed themselves, with the highlight of the season being the Senior A boys earning a very respectable 3rd place in Division 3 at the National Championships. That, in turn, earns the Canterbury region
an additional space in the top 32 (Divisions 1 and 2) for 2024. The season began in Term 4 2022, with eight teams entered in the Canterbury Secondary Schools competition (Senior A and B, three Year 11 teams, Junior A, and two mixed junior teams). While the Term 4 Monday night competition was short and sweet, with only six weeks of games, all boys did their teams proud. The Junior A team came out swinging as it prepared for the Canterbury Junior Secondary School Championships and the South Island Junior Indoor Championships. The boys stepped up their game in the Canterbury tournament at Pioneer Stadium, finishing 8th in a strong field of 12. Finishing below teams they had beaten earlier in the tournament taught the boys some valuable lessons about tournament play. They put this to good use as they headed to Nelson to compete in the South Island Championships. Some close losses in the first two days put the team in the bottom eight of Division 1. However, when
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