Trans Tasman Cup 2016 RHOBC Agenda

The below is only the Old Boys reunion agenda – The actual TT event Timetable is a separate document and differs from the below.

Friday 26th August

12.00pm Lunch Postmans Leg (across from Stadium)

2.00pm Watch the U21’s Game

4.00pm Watch the Senior Men’s Game

5.00pm Mix and Mingle at Postmans Leg (across from Stadium –separate room)

7.00pm Watch the U16’s Game

8.00pm Dinner at the Postmans Leg (across from Stadium –and mix and mingle in separate room)

Saturday 27th August

11.00am Watch the Senior Men’s play

12.00pm Lunch Postmans Leg (across from Stadium)

12.30pm Free Time – 1966 team members will be asked to present trophies.

5.00pm Watch the Senior Men’s Game

8.00pm Social Event - Mix and Mingle at Postmans Leg (across from Stadium –separate room)

Please note: The 50th Anniversary of the 1966 team will be attending this event

and we welcome all ex-players and supporters to join in on this event.

And a special thanks to Warren Banks for organizing the 1966 team reunion.

Stadium - ActivZone 30 Downing Street Glenfield, Auckland. Phone 09 444 6340

For any further information or questions please call Rob Vazey on 021 726 986

Web: www.rollersportsnz.com

Email: [email protected]

NZ win 3 out of  5 sections:

After an action packed Test Series we are proud of all teams and players that participated in this well run event in Melbourne.

Youth U14's winners NZ in an action packed final with NZ winning in extra time.All three games come down to the wire, keeping the crowd on there feet. An outstanding display of skill and determination from both Countries.

Junior U20's winners NZ taking the title in the last minute of the final game. Again a edge of the seat display of Roller Hockey, with each team putting there bodies on the line. All players showed good sportsmanship and commitment.

Senior Mens winners Australia winninbg all three games, an outstading display from a well rounded team. NZ came close in game one with a determined fight back losing 8-7. All players should be proud as they demonstrated an outstanding display of Roller Hockey.

Masters winners NZ took out the final game after being three all at half time winning 9-4 with a late flurry of goals, all three games were close even though the scores may not show it. Again all players showed great skill and proved even at an older age Hockey is exciting.

Vets winners Australia won two out of three and drew one therefore went without a loss. The games were good to watch as most players still participating were ex national team players from years past. Great to see everyone still had the skills needed to put on a great display.