SPORT Hockey
HOCKEY AWARDS Worner Trophy for Outstanding Commitment to Hockey at College Toby Beale, Tim Cross Cup for the Best Senior Player in the 1st XI Tom Macfarlane Garry Hill Trophy for the MVP at Tournament Tom Macfarlane Cup for Outstanding Contribution to College Hockey Below the 1st XI Reuben van Leeuwen TA & KM Mouldey Cup for Junior Hockey Excellence Timothy Seeto HOCKEY PRIZE-GIVING Most Valuable Player 1st XI – No award 2nd XI – Jack Satterthwaite 3rd XI – Louie Kinder-Rycroft Colts XI – Hugh Duston Youth Black – Alex McEwan Youth Grey – Reis Azlan, James Drury Youth White – Joshua Garland Worner Award for Spirit and Enthusiasm 1st XI – Kyle Houston 2nd XI – Matias Biraben-Clough
Most Improved Player 1st XI – Tom Clarke 2nd XI – Sam Kelly 3rd XI – Cole Smith Colts XI – Alex Stead Youth Black – Christian Higgins Youth Grey – Jake Abbiss Youth White – Joshua Peckitt 1ST XI HOCKEY Manager: Darrell Thatcher Coaches: Joe Bartholomew, Matt Crake Team: Tim Cross* (captain), Liam Adams, Liam Alexander, Archie Batchelor, Toby Beale*, Lorenz Beckmann, Thomas Clarke, Joshua Erasmus, Kyle Houston*, Ollie King, George Lamb, Nicholas Lidstone, Alex Lloyd, Tom Macfarlane*, Zach May*, Henry Mossman, Hamish Newstead, Timothy Seeto, Caleb Westbury * Colours awarded in 2019 The season was one of frustration, with strong performances against St Bede’s College, Timaru Boys’ High School and St Andrew’s College countered by poor performances against Burnside High School and Christchurch Boys’ High School. In a must-win game to make the semi- finals, the team put in one of their poorer performances to lose 4–0 to CBHS. This saw the 1st XI miss the play-offs for the first time in the schools’ premier league history. In the final match of the season a 3–3 draw with Burnside meant the team finished 5th equal in the competition. At the national schools’ tournament (Rankin Cup) the team had a more positive week where they played more to their potential. They finished top of their pool with comfortable wins over Hutt International Boys’ School
MiC: Darrell Thatcher
For the first time in its history Christ’s College fielded seven hockey teams in 2019. While results on the field were not as positive as in previous seasons, the development of the boys as players and young men certainly was. INTERHOUSE HOCKEY RESULTS The quality of hockey played in the interhouse games was again high, as each House competed passionately against the other. In the junior competition, Corfe House met Harper House in the final, with Corfe House coming out on top 4–0. In the senior competition, the final between Somes House and Flower’s House was tight, with the score locked at 4–4 at full time before Flower’s House scored the winning goal in extra time. REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS New Zealand High Performance Pathway to Podium programme Nicholas Lidstone NewZealand U18 Development Camp Nicholas Lidstone
Tasman Association U18 representative
Liam Adams, Toby Beale (captain), Tim Cross, Kyle Houston, Ollie King Canterbury U15A representative Thomas Clarke, Alex Lloyd, Timothy Seeto Canterbury U15B representatives James Griffin
3rd XI – Harry Trolove Colts XI – William Law
Youth Black – Max Falvey Youth Grey – Guy Roadley Youth White – Jed Gimblett
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