Kaiapoi High School celebrated our second Sports Awards Evening in early November in the KHS Auditorium.
We would like to congratulate the following students on their success in 2018:
Hall Of Fame
This award is for students who have achieved any one of the following:
- Selected to represent NZ in their sport
- Top 3 NZ ranking in their sport
- Placed at NZ Champs (Top 3) or at World Champs (Top 10) in their sport
Layla Bailey McDowell: Softball - U17 Emerging White Sox Team
Sophie Vos: Futsal - 3rd Place National Women’s League
Helen Matthews: Basketball - U17 World Cup Basketball Team
Luke Hopkinson: Wrestling - NZSS Wrestling Champs 1st Place
Brianna Stalker: Harness Eventing - NZ Champs 3rd Place
Tayla Messervy: Aerobics - 2017 NZ Aerobics Champs 1st Place
Jessica Garlick: Powerlifting - National Deadlift Record of 150kg
Owen French: Karate - 1st Place NZ U14 Development Squad
Koby Cameron: Surfing - 1st Place National Surf Champs Canterbury Team
Luke Price: Cycling - Selected for NZ Cycling Team for Junior Goulburn Tour Australia.
Team of the Year: Touch Rugby Snr Girls
Sportsman of the Year: Lewis MacDonald
Sportswoman of the Year: Helen Matthews
Junior Sportsman of the Year: Luke Hopkinson
Junior Sportswoman of the Year: Megan Green
Jock MacTaggart Shield - For Contribution to Sport at Kaiapoi High School
Jock MacTaggart was a long serving member of staff here at KHS and was heavily involved in Canterbury and New Zealand Secondary School Athletics for many years.
Jill Cassidy is the deserving winner of the Jock MacTaggart Shield for 2018. Jill has been contributing to KHS sport for over 30 years at KHS as a coach, manager, or supervisor of many sports and has attended a huge number of tournaments as team manager.