Congratulations to the following Old Boys

Tahu Kaa Lincoln University RFC [Ngāti Porou, Ngāi Tahu] who was named in the Maori U20 team to play Fiji U20 as the curtain-raiser to the second Maori All Blacks match against Fiji.

Bailey O'Donnell won the Open Kermesse in Deinze, Belgium - 115km long, 19 laps of a 6km circuit around the township - there were 90 starters of which there were 20 foreign riders.

Daniel Cooper named a 2019 recipient of the $1000 Cecily Maccoll High Achiever Award, Daniel is the director of music and organist at Knox Presbyterian Church and is completing his Master of Music In Performance (Conducting) at the University of Canterbury.

The following Old Boys are competing in the Rugby World Cup in Japan

All Blacks - Matt Todd,  Brodie Retallick, Anton Lienert-Brown

Tonga - Nasi Manu, Paul Ngauamo

Oliver Hunt  (CBHS Yr 13  - 2012)- The Christchurch engineering graduate taking on the medical device industry.  Oliver Hunt is a University of Canterbury engineering graduate who believes there is plenty of room for hospitals to improve while still keeping to the highest standards of safety. He started his company Medsalv as a way to reduce medical device waste. Medsalv takes single-use devices from hospitals, cleans them, checks that they still work, and gives them back for a lower price. “We keep doing that until we can’t do it any longer, at which point we break the devices down and recycle, if possible,” Hunt says.

Last year, while studying at UC’s Centre for Entrepreneurship, Hunt who is a UC Master of Engineering in Management graduate, won a $100,00 entrepreneurial award to develop Medsalv: https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/news/2018/uc-student-wins-100000-entrepreneurial-award.html