WMMH & Hamilton Mayor s Welcome

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2 WMMH & Hamilton Mayor s Welcome Waikato-Maniapoto Hockey Welcome E nga mana, e nga reo, e nga karangarangatanga maha kei waenganui i a koutou. Nau mai ki te whakataetae Haupoi Maori, whakatau mai ki roto i te poho o Waikato Taniwha rau. Mayors Message - Welcome to Hamilton. It is my pleasure to welcome the 2017 National Maori Hockey Tournament to Hamilton. It has been 7 years since Hamilton last hosted the tournament; it is great that we are able to host the event for a 4 th time. I am encouraged to see that the tournament is not just focusing on the competition but providing coaching clinics to support our junior hockey players. I'd like to extend a particularly warm welcome to those who are visiting our city for the first time. It's great to have you here and I'm confident you will be impressed by our city. While you are visiting Hamilton, make sure you sample some of our great hospitality. We ve got plenty of award-winning restaurants and eating places for you to enjoy as well as great shopping and entertainment. Take a walk or run along river walkways, around Hamilton Lake or through the international award-winning Hamilton Gardens. Waikato Museum, at the southern end of Victoria Street, presents the stories and history of our city and our region. Alternatively, please contact the friendly staff at the Hamilton i- SITE Information Centre on 0800 HAMILTON ( ), or visit them at their Garden Place location. I wish you all the very best for the tournament and hope you enjoy your time in Hamilton. Andrew King Mayor of Hamilton

3 Chairman s Mihi/Whakatau Tihei Mauriora! Ka tangi te titi ka tangi te kaka ka tangi hoki au Tihei Mauriora! E nga Iwi, e nga mana, e nga karangatanga maha o nga hau e wha, nga mihi nunui ki a koutou. Te mea tuatahi tenei te mihi ki te haukainga o te Waka o Tainui, Potatau te tangata, Taupiri te maunga, Waikato te awa, Waikato Maniapoto te iwi, he piko he taniwha, he piko he taniwha Whakahonoretia te Kingii Maori a Tuheitia me tana whanau te Kahui Ariki, Pai Marire. No reira koutou katoa nga kaihautu o nga rohe o te motu, nga whanau nau mai, haere mai. Whakatau mai ra ki a Kirikiriroa ki te tautokomai te kaupapa o tenei Tatawhainga o te Haupoi Maori o Aotearoa me te tumanako ka tere tau wairua ki waenganui o tatou. No reira Kia tau nga manaakitanga o te Kaihanga ki runga i a tatou. Ki nga tini mate o koutou haere, haere, haere atu ra, haere ki te kainga tuturu i whakaritea o to tatou Kaihanga, no reira tatou te hunga ora ki a tatou, ratou te hunga mate ki a ratou, huri to tatou marae, no reira tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa. Mauri Ora! On behalf of the NZ Maori Hockey Council welcome to the tribal area of Tainui and Potatau Te Wherowhero, the mountain of Taupiri, the river of Waikato and the home of Kingi Tuheitia. Once again it is that time of the year where representatives of each of the 8 tribal districts throughout Aotearoa congregate to compete and renew their relationships on and off the hockey turf. A warm welcome is also extended to those families who have also gathered in support of their loved ones at this the 26 th National Māori Hockey Tournament in Hamilton. Many thanks to the rohe of Waikato our hosts this year, who have made this event possible, all the very best of luck to you all, enjoy yourselves and each other s company and have an awesome time, before returning home safely from the Tournament. May the lord bless this time we are together and let us not forget our loved ones who maybe ill at home or have passed on at this precious time. Stay well! Kahu Ripia Tiamana Te Kaunihera Haupoi Maori o Aotearoa

4 National Maori Hockey History Maori have been involved in the sport of hockey for nearly a century in New Zealand. Early Maori hockey revolved around whanau or marae based teams that competed locally against other whanau or marae. As the sport grew in popularity, tournaments began to emerge. Through the mid 1900 s, Maori hockey tournaments were held throughout the country, mainly on the East Coast of the North Island, throughout the Bay of Plenty and in the Waikato-Maniapoto district. However, these tournaments were not enduring and slowly Maori hockey started to dissipate. Involvement by Maori in hockey dwindled with the reduced number of Maori oriented tournaments until there was few, if any, to talk about. Through the 1970 s and 1980 s, Maori hockey as an entity was nearly non-existent. It was not until the early 1990 s that a renewed focus on Maori hockey led to what we now have here today the National Maori Hockey Tournament. Marg Hiha is widely regarded as one of the key driving forces in ensuring that Maori hockey lived on. In 1992, Marg & a number of committed individuals introduced the first national tournament in Napier. Since then, the Aotearoa Maori Hockey Tournament has grown in both popularity and in stature across Aotearoa. The tournament has a proud tradition of hosting some of this country s best hockey players who have achieved at the highest levels playing for their country. And the presence of Maori players at the elite level continues to grow each year. Waikato Maniapoto last hosted the tournament in 2010 at the Gallagher Hockey Centre and are now proud to host the 26 th Annual Aotearoa Maori Hockey Tournament at the same venue. We look forward to helping ensure that Maori Hockey succeeds and will continue to be a breeding ground for our talented players as well as a place for our players to thrive. The first Waikato-Maniapoto Tane team - Palmerston North 1995

5 Tournament Programme Friday 20 th October pm 4.40pm 4.50pm 5.30pm 9.45pm Powhiri starts at Gallagher Hockey Centre Managers Meeting Umpires Meeting Games Played 9.00am 6.45pm 1.15pm 7.00pm Saturday 21 st October 2017 Games scheduled on both water turfs Coaching Clinics Annual General Meeting Sunday 22 nd October am 7.15pm 12.45pm 4.00pm 6.00pm 5.45pm 7.15pm 7.30pm 10.30pm Games scheduled on both water turfs Coaching Clinics Hangi Collection at Gallagher Hockey Centre Women s Semi-finals Po Whakangahau Fairfield College 25 Bankwood Rd, Chartwell, Hamilton Monday 23 rd October am 12.30pm 2.00pm 3.15pm 3.45pm Games Start Women s Final Men s Final Presentations & National Squads Named Poroporoaki / Tournament Close

6 Tournament Draw Time Turf Draw Pool Team 1 Team 2 Friday 20 th October pm 1 Wahine C Waikato-Maniapoto Aotea 5.45pm 2 Tane A Waikato-Maniapoto B Tamaki Makaurau 6.30pm 1 Tane A Waikato-Maniapoto A Aotea 6.45pm 2 Tane B Waiariki A Waiariki B 7.30pm 1 Wahine A Takitimu A Te Tai Tokerau B 7.45pm 2 Wahine D Waiariki A Waiariki B 8.30pm 1 Wahine B Te Tai Tokerau A Tamaki Makaurau B 8.45pm 2 Tane B Te Tai Tokerau B Te Tai Tokerau A Saturday 21 st October am 1 Wahine C Waikato-Maniapoto Tairawhiti 9.15am 2 Wahine D Waiariki B Te Wai Pounamu 10.00am 1 Tane A Tairawhiti Tamaki Makaurau 10.15am 2 Tane A Waikato-Maniapoto A Waikato-Maniapoto B 11.15am 1 Tane B Waiariki A Te Tai Tokerau B 11.30am 2 Tane B Takitimu Waiariki B 12.15pm 1 Wahine A Tamaki Makaurau A Te Tai Tokerau B 12.30pm 2 Wahine B Tamaki Makaurau B Takitimu B 1.15pm Coaching Clinics 2.00pm 2 Tane A Waikato-Maniapoto B Aotea 2.30pm 1 Wahine D Waiariki A Te Wai Pounamu 3.00pm 2 Wahine C Tairawhiti Aotea 3.30pm 1 Tane A Waikato-Maniapoto A Tairawhiti 4.15pm 2 Tane B Te Tai Tokerau B Waiariki B 4.45pm 1 Wahine A Takitimu A Tamaki Makaurau A 5.15pm 2 Wahine B Te Tai Tokerau A Takitimu B 5.45pm 1 Tane B Takitimu Te Tai Tokerau A Sunday 22 nd October am 1 Wahine A&B 3 rd Pool A 3 rd Pool B 7.45am 2 Tane A Waiariki A Te Tai Tokerau A 8.30am 1 Tane A Waikato-Maniapoto B Tairawhiti

7 Tournament Draw Time Turf Draw Pool Team 1 Team am 2 Wahine C&D 3 rd Pool C 3 rd Pool D 9.45am 1 Wahine QF1 1 st Pool A 2 nd Pool D 10.00am 2 Tane B Takitimu Te Tai Tokerau B 10.45am 1 Tane A Aotea Tamaki Makaurau 11.00am 2 Wahine QF2 1 st Pool B 2 nd Pool C 11.45am 1 Wahine QF3 1 st Pool D 2 nd Pool A 12.00pm 2 Wahine QF4 1 st Pool C 2 nd Pool B 12.45pm Coaching Clinics 1.30pm 2 Wahine B&D 3 rd Pool B Pool D 3 rd 2.00pm 1 Wahine A&C 3 rd Pool A 3 rd Pool C 2.30pm 2 Tane A Waikato-Maniapoto A Tamaki Makaurau 3.00pm 1 Tane B Waiariki A Takitimu 3.30pm 2 Wahine Playoff 1 QF3 Loser QF4 Loser 4.00pm 1 Wahine Playoff 2 QF1 Loser QF2 Loser 4.45pm 2 Tane B Te Tai Tokerau A Waiariki B 5.15pm 1 Tane A Aotea Tairawhiti 5.45pm 2 Wahine SF1 QF3 Winner QF4 Winner 6.15pm 1 Wahine SF2 QF1 Winner QF2 Winner Monday 23 rd October am 1 Wahine C&B 3 rd Pool C 3 rd Pool B 8.15am 2 Tane Playoff 7/8 4 th Pool A 4th Pool B 9.00am 1 Tane Playoff 5/6 3 rd Pool A 3 rd Pool B 9.15am 2 Wahine Playoff 7/8 Loser Playoff 1 Loser Playoff am 1 Wahine Playoff 5/6 Winner Playoff 1 Winner Playoff am 2 Tane Playoff 3/4 2 nd Pool A 2 nd Pool B 11.15am 1 Wahine Playoff 3/4 Loser SF1 Loser SF am 2 Tane Playoff 9/10 5 th Pool A 5 th Pool B 12.30pm 1 Wahine Final 1/2 Winner SF1 Winner SF am 2 Wahine A&D 3 rd Pool A 3 rd Pool D 2.00pm 1 Tane Final 1/2 1 st Pool A 1 st Pool B

8 Results Tane Pool A Tamaki Makaurau Waikato-Maniapoto A Tairawhiti Aotea Waikato-Maniapoto B Points For Against Diff Place Tamaki Makaurau Waikato-Maniapoto A Tairawhiti Aotea Waikato-Maniapoto B Pool B Waiariki A Waiariki B Takitimu Te Tai Tokerau A Te Tai Tokerau B Points For Against Diff Place Waiariki A Waiariki B Takitimu Te Tai Tokerau A Te Tai Tokerau B Final Placings Tane

9 Results - Wahine Pool A Takitimu A Tamaki Makaurau A Te Tai Tokerau B Points For Against Diff Place Takitimu A Tamaki Makaurau A Te Tai Tokerau B Pool B Te Tai Tokerau A Takitimu B Tamaki Makaurau B Points For Against Diff Place Te Tai Tokerau A Takitimu B Tamaki Makaurau B Pool C Waikato- Maniapoto Tairawhiti Aotea Points For Against Diff Place Waikato-Maniapoto Tairawhiti Aotea Pool D Waiariki A Te Waipounamu Waiariki B Points For Against Diff Place Waiariki A Te Waipounamu Waiariki B Final Placings Wahine

10 Tournament Information Tournament Controller Richard Baggs Venue Manager Organising Executive Organising Committee Umpire Manager First Aid Po Whakangahau Medical Food Tournament Shirts Coaching Clinics Tournament Website Hockey Venue Rules Brett Sanders Scott Woolf (Chairperson) Ethan Hohneck (Secretary / Web Admin) Phil McConnell (Treasurer) Aaron Barnsdall, Paul Davies, Vanita Kutia Marley Macpherson St Johns on Site. Tickets available from the Tournament Committee. Please note that Tickets for guests are $5 each. Anglesea Accident & Emergency Gate 1 Cnr Thackeray, Anglesea Street PH: Open 24hrs Café & Bar will be open in the WHA Clubrooms. Sausage Sizzles will be occurring during the days. The Hangi will be arriving Sunday Afternoon. 400m from the Gallagher Hockey Centre are the Fast Food outlets. Available for $45 + $8 Courier. EFTPOS available. Cheques payable to Waikato Maniapoto Maori Hockey. More details on the website. To register for a Coaching Clinic, visit the website below and fill out the Coaching Clinic Registration Form. Clinics cost $10 per player for primary/intermediate students. $20 for goalkeeping clinic. Smoke Free Venue (Smoking area outside under trees). NO alcohol to be Brought into the premises. Alcohol to be consumed ONLY in the indicated Areas. NO food to be taken onto the turf. NO Dogs on the turf. Clean shoes before going on the turf if walking through mud or grass clipping.

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