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Headmaster’s Welcome

I would like to extend a warm welcome to all students, staff

and parents from the Colleges attending the 29th annual

Presbyterian Schools Quadrangular tournament at Scots

College.

There is no doubt that this tournament is a highlight in each

College’s programme and I know it is an eagerly awaited

event. Our four Colleges have a similar tradition and events

such as this forge friendships between the Colleges and

students involved.

A feature of such tournaments is the spirit in which the games are played and I am

sure this year will be no exception with all games being fiercely and fairly contested.

I am sure the players are looking forward to the competition and camaraderie.

It is a great pleasure to have a number of parents supporting this event. I hope

you are able to attend the events organised for you and I trust that you all have a

memorable time in Wellington, enjoying the opportunity to mix and mingle as well

as take in the sights of the city. We invite you to enjoy the hospitality of the College.

Such tournaments do not simply “happen”. I would like to thank all the staff,

sponsors, officials and families who have contributed to the staging of this occasion;

without your assistance it would not be possible.

Yours sincerely

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4 2021 Presbyterian Schools Quadrangular Tournament 2021 Presbyterian Schools Quadrangular Tournament 5

Jade Stewart Co-captain

Ben Ake Co-captain

Ezekial Kolo

Ethan Agaimalo

Maddox Grindstaff Calway

Nick Morton

Saipele Tito

Rawiri Martin

Saipele Tito

Tetauru Cuthers

Eli Pearce

Xavi Taele

Tevita Naufahu

Benjiman Moughan

Dickie Terepo

Zae Mangu

Jack Bennett

Frazer Brown

Taylor Kerr

Josh Crenfeldt Smith

Andrew Aniterea

Zaid Bharuchi

Kiyaan Manukonga

Siale Pahulu

Coach Tasesa Lavea

Assistant Coaches Sherwin Stowers and Shalom Senara

Manager Ben Salt

Tino Savea Captain

Jack Hamilton

Bruno Wylie

Sean Lagikula

Henry Windhager

Tom Druzianic

Kingshouse Tupuola

Patrick Tuifua

Adam Akuhata

Monte Timu

Taylor Topp

Matawhero Wakefield-Sciascia

Corban Watson

Grayson Hesketh

Tuawhio Porima

Jonty Good

Hugh Kilsby

Tama Heather

Sam Bartram

Quin Stephens

Bradley Kaikilekofe

George Newman

Jasper Wallace

Charlie Roil

Coach Karl Jones

Assistant Coaches Emma Akeripa and Taine Randell

Managers Jared Fritchley and Nicola Parsons

Will Stodart Captain

Archie Calder

Connor Newton

Tamati Frost

Ben Chittock

Cameron Blackwood

Torian Barnes

Harry Lindsay

Cylas Tauti

Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula

Arden Ongley

Lino Tauti

Tom Sexton

Tom Ruwhui

Cornelius Kaufuti

Lucas Te-Rangi

Cameron Blythe

Josh Carr

Ryan Watson

Regan Holden

Arthur Inkson

Marcus D’acre

Jackson Foster

Couper Killick

Director of Rugby Rod McIntosh

Coach Ian Robinson

Assistant Coaches Trent Harris and Greg Thompson

Manager Mike Johnston

Eric Lawson Co-captain

Cody Lokotui Co-captain

Samu Moli

Manu Latu

Braedyn Goli

Valentine Parker

Semurana Fepulea’i

Fraser Harding

Archie Treadwell

Maea Tema-Schmidt

Sione Latu

Aidan Christians

Tana Maene-Lokeni

Will Lambie

Paddy Blackman

Muri Stewart

Tane Mumu

Rupeni Mataele

Eduardo Payano

Andre Debriacher

Kaia Brunning

Zion Opetaia-Tiatia

Calum Koebergh

Ayden Hammond

Director of Rugby Sam Rasch

Coach Willy Leota

Assistant Coaches Adam Campbell and Tane Tuipolotu

Manager Jason Laverock

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College Rugby Highlights

St Andrew’s CollegeSt Andrew’s College is an independent, co-educational school for pre-school to Year 13 day and

boarding students. At St Andrew’s, proud Scottish Presbyterian traditions and values, academic

rigour, and exceptional sporting, cultural and leadership opportunities combine for an education

that is truly world-class and a life experience that is unforgettable. The College was founded in 1916

and has now been co-educational for 27 years. The College has a strong co-curricular programme

and offers students more than 50 sports and cultural activities. In the Secondary School,

participation remains a key priority and most students participate in at least one activity. There are

many opportunities for students to test their talent at regional, national and even international level.

Specialist coaches and tutors are available to help students extend their ability and experience.

St Andrew’s College has a proud reputation in rugby and fields seven teams from the Secondary

School, and a further four from the Preparatory School in the CRFU Saturday competitions. In

2011 and 2012 the 1st XV had two of their strongest years in recent times making the top four of

the Crusaders region Schools competition in both years. The 2015 team went the Top Four Co-

educational competition and returned as champions. St Andrew’s College has also held the famous

Moascar Cup (2016) being only the third school in the South Island to win this. In 2020 the 1st XV

had one of it’s most successful seasons in recent history in winning the U.C Championship for the

first time in the current format it runs under which has been going for 21 years.

Saint Kentigern CollegeSaint Kentigern College is an independent Presbyterian school offering a premium education to

girls and boys in Years 7–13. The College is located on a large and attractive campus in the suburb

of Pakuranga, 16 kilometres from the centre of Auckland. Our students enjoy extensive playing

fields and world class teaching facilities.

Established in 1953, the College has evolved into a state-of-the-art, educational facility which

remains true to its traditional Christian faith and values. Rugby, being the national sport in New

Zealand, has had a high profile at the College since it was opened in 1953. The Saint Kentigern 1st

XV has had a regular presence at the top level of Auckland Secondary School Rugby.

The team plays in the highly competitive Auckland 1A competition. The team was runner up in

1996, 1998 and 2000 before winning the competition in 2001. We placed 3rd in Auckland in 2008.

In 2010 after placing 5th in the Auckland 1A competition we won the National co-educational

competition. In 2011 Saint Kentigern won the Auckland 1A competition and defended the National

co-educational title. After winning the Auckland 1A competition again in 2012, the school went on

to win the National Top 4 competition that year, along with winning the SANIX World competition

in Japan at the start of 2013 and then went on to win the Auckland 1A competition for the 3rd year

in a row. We lost the final of the National competition in 2013. Today, Saint Kentigern has a proud

tradition of competing at the highest level in over a 68 year Rugby history.

Lindisfarne CollegeThroughout the 68-year history of Lindisfarne College, rugby teams have consistently fought

above their weight. A proud rugby tradition has evolved, and the College has now produced six All

Blacks: Mick Duncan (1971, two tests), John Timu (1989-94, 50 matches, 26 tests), Taine Randell

(1995-2002, 61 matches, 51 tests, 22 as Captain), Campbell Johnstone (2005, 3 tests), Israel Dagg

(2010 – 2018, 66 tests) and George Bridge (2018 – present, 10 tests to date). Lindisfarne College

has also produced eleven NZ Schools’ players and 40 in various NZ age group sides over the years.

At present, we field six rugby teams from a school roll of approximately 500 Secondary School

pupils. These teams are all coached and managed by staff members. As a College, we work hard to

compete against strong local schools in Hastings BHS, Napier BHS, Te Aute College and St John’s

College. We have annual traditional fixtures against Scots College, Rathkeale College and Wanganui

Collegiate. Currently the 1st XV team competes in the competitive CNI competition which means

that we get to play a very high standard of rugby week in, week out.

The 1st XV is looking forward to the challenges ahead during their 2021 season and in particular

the Annual Presbyterian Schools Quadrangular Tournament held at Scots College.

Scots CollegeScots College, when it was formed in 1916, had a mission of nurturing the holistic development of

its students. To do this we ensure that our students are involved in sporting, academic and cultural

pursuits as well as service and leadership. Rugby has been an important part of College life for

over 100 years and it is our belief that such team games develop character and team work in our

students. The added benefit to be derived from participating in competitive sport is the opportunity

presented to represent the College beyond school and we continue to celebrate the achievements

of our Old Collegians like James McCormack (1947), Chris Tregaskis (1991) and Victor Vito (2010)

who all represented the All Blacks.

We have a proud history of rugby tradition at the College whether it be via our local Wellington

competition or beyond. Honours include winning the CSW Premiership in 1989, 2014, 2019 and

2020. Further success was achieved at regional level with the 1st XV winning the Hurricanes

Championship in 2014 and 2015. The highlight for the College came in 2014 when the 1st XV

won the National tournament and then fell just short in 2015, losing in the final. Our Rugby 7s

programme has also achieved great success with the Senior team winning the Condors 7s title from

2017 to 2019. Many individuals have also gone on to regional and national representation both

players and coaching staff, and this is most pleasing.

The Secondary School had four rugby teams playing in the College Sport Wellington competition

and they had a very successful 2020 winning three age group competitions (1st XV, 2nd XV, U65)

and we look forward to 2021 with great anticipation.


Tuesday 27 April14:00 All visiting teams arrive

–17:30

19:00 Dinner for all players and

staff served, in Chartres Hall

19:30 Coaches and Manager’s meeting

in The Hub

Wednesday 28 April07:30 Breakfast for all players and staff

served, in Chartres Hall

09:00 Official Tournament opening and

Chapel service

10:00 Official team photographs

(St Kentigern and St Andrew’s

College), outside the College Hall

10:30 Official team photographs

(Lindisfarne and Scots College),

outside the College Hall

11:00 Light lunch served for

(Lindisfarne and Scots College),

in Chartres Hall

12:00 Match 1: Saint Kentigern versus St Andrew’s College

13:30 Match 2: Scots College versus Lindisfarne

13:30 Light lunch served for

(St Kentigern and St Andrew’s

College), in Chartres Hall

15:15 After-match function with

(Scots Collegians & Lindisfarne

Old Boys)

16:15 After-match function concludes.

Teams prepare for formal dinner

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17:30 All teams transferred to

Parliament for the formal dinner.

This is a formal occasion and as

such, players are required to wear

their respective school uniforms

18:00 Tournament Dinner in the

Banquetting Hall, Parliament

22:00 All teams transferred back to

Scots College

Thursday 29 April08:30 Breakfast for all players and staff,

served in Chartres Hall

09:00 Packed lunches, if required, can

be collected from Chartres Hall

after breakfast. Teams depart

Scots College for various activities

18:00 Dinner for all players, served in

Chartres Hall

18:30 All team management and

staff are invited to dinner at

Arcimboldi. This will conclude

at 9pm

Friday 30 April08:30 Breakfast for all players and staff,

served in Chartres Hall

11:00 Match 1: Consolation final

12:30 Match 2: Final

14:15 After-match function, including a

light meal, in the College Hall

15:15 After-match function concludes

and teams depart

15:20 Teams will be transferred to the

Wellington Airport according to

their flight schedules


Tournament RulesFirst agreed to at the Managers’ meeting at the inaugural tournament at St Andrew’s College on 16

August 1989 and updated at subsequent tournaments.

1. Draw for games

Each College, in its first match, plays the team it did not play in the previous year.

The host plays in the second match.

2. Squad numbers and age of players

Up to twenty two (22) may be included in a squad.

All players must be under 19 on 1 January of the tournament year.

If any squad becomes seriously depleted for whatever reason, the host school will provide

additional players.

3. Player replacement Substitutions/replacement of players is per the current NZRU regulations.

4. Length of spells

Each half will be thirty five (35) minutes, excluding stoppages for injury. Games stop for all

injuries and coaches may check an injured player.

5. Form of competition

The tournament is a knock out competition, with the winners of the preliminary games

playing off for the title of Tournament winners.

The times of the games and the order of play are at the discretion of the host school.

In the case of a draw in the preliminary games, the team to advance to the final will be:

i the team that has scored more tries

then ii the team that scored the first try

then iii when no tries are have been scored, the team that recorded the first points

then iv in the event of a 0 - 0 result, by the toss of a coin

If there is a draw in the final the title shall be shared. The trophy will be shared jointly, but the

team which scored first will receive it for the first part of the year. (August 1994)

6. Game ball Teams are to provide their own match balls.

7. Grounds

The allocation of grounds is at the discretion of the host school

8. Discipline

If a player is ejected from a game (red carded), the school concerned will follow up. (August

1994). It will be up to the school to decide his status for any following games.

All decisions will be communicated to the host Headmaster. (August 1994)

Contact Details

Team ManagersSt Andrew’s College Mike Johnston 029 205 6588

Saint Kentigern College Ben Salt 027 632 1149

Lindisfarne College Jared Fritchley 027 683 2555

Scots College Jason Laverock 021 133 1453

Other ContactsScots College school office 04 388 0850

Tournament Director Shane Gaffney 0210 585 6125

College Medical Centre Jo Smith 04 388 0852

027 216 9674

College Custodian John Nieuwoudt 04 380 7582

022 496 8127

Acknowledgements

Scots College wishes to thank the following people and groups who have contributed to the

Tournament:

• The Scots College Rugby Club and

supporters

• Parents of the Scots College 1st XV

• Mr Paul Eagle MP

• Armstrong’s Wellington Land Rover

• Fujifilm Group

• The officials of the Wellington Rugby

Referees’ Association

• The Tournament committee – Graeme Yule,

Shane Gaffney, Rebecca Burton, Leisa Robb,

Sam Rasch, Stephanie Croft, Marcus Tso,

Caroline Sarfati, John Nieuwoudt

• Mark Tantrum and Elias Rodriguez for match

photographs

• Mike Dennis and the catering team

• Tania Steadman and the Boarding House

and staff

• Ian Leslie and The Scots College Pipers

• Scots College Administration, Murray King

and Grounds staff• Andrew Hawthorn, Sky Sport • Special Guests at the Formal Dinner –

Jason Laverock (MC), TJ Va’a, Ken Laban, Alex Fidow, Peter Umaga-Jensen, Jackson Garden-Bachop

• Liaison Officers – Liam Roche, Matt McEwan, Arne Burgess

• Parliamentary services – Icon Venues and Soundtech

• Mayer & Toye

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