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CHALLENGE: Hebe Hopa (above)<br />
tackles the mud head on. Left – Hollie<br />
Parker jumps from the scaffolding.<br />
Right – Eve Solodi climbs through the<br />
obstacle course.<br />
PHOTOS: GORDON TRIGG<br />
Pupils show true grit<br />
ST ANNE’S Catholic School<br />
produced an unconventional<br />
cross-country event, using<br />
an obstacle course which<br />
involved ducking, diving and<br />
getting muddy.<br />
The Grit Challenge was<br />
the idea of a parent who<br />
works for a scaffolding<br />
company and involved a<br />
technical run including two<br />
crossings, jumping a fence,<br />
tunnels, poles, large barrels<br />
and several mud-based<br />
obstacles.<br />
The pupils climbed up a<br />
four-level scaffolding feature<br />
and jumped off into matting.<br />
Principal Dallas Wichman<br />
said the challenge was put together<br />
to promote the school’s<br />
attitude of grit.<br />
“To persist when things get<br />
difficult and give things a go<br />
which we know is a big determiner<br />
of success in life.”<br />
“The event was amazing<br />
and brings so many<br />
families rather than the<br />
traditional ‘running around<br />
the park’-style cross-country<br />
which we know is dead<br />
boring.”<br />
He said the pupils loved the<br />
course.<br />
“They loved getting really<br />
high on the scaffolding obstacle<br />
and dropping off onto our<br />
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Environment Canterbury staff<br />
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the proposal in its draft Long Term<br />
Plan that would axe the six lowest<br />
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Those routes included the 535<br />
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Bromley’s stinky sites investigated<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
MORE THAN 60 sites in<br />
Bromley have been investigated<br />
for potentially causing a stink<br />
– but none were warranted bad<br />
enough for action.<br />
Environment Canterbury and<br />
the city council have carried out<br />
an odour investigation project<br />
in the suburb, which currently<br />
gets the most<br />
complaints in<br />
Christchurch.<br />
The project’s<br />
findings are<br />
being analysed<br />
and will be used<br />
Ross Trotter<br />
to help further<br />
investigations<br />
as odour complaints<br />
continued.<br />
City council solid waste manager<br />
Ross Trotter said it<br />
was created to help provide a<br />
register of the industrial sites<br />
in Bromley to assess “potential<br />
odour risk”.<br />
Of the 270 sites surveyed, 60<br />
were noted as being activities<br />
or industries that could create<br />
odour. Seventeen of those had<br />
already been noted as being “at<br />
risk.”<br />
“During the survey undertaken,<br />
three sites’ activities were<br />
noted for further investigation to<br />
Environment Canterbury,” Mr<br />
Trotter said.<br />
“These activities were reviewed<br />
by a senior resource management<br />
officer and no pollution<br />
event was raised, as he was<br />
confident there was no further<br />
concern.”<br />
Bromley has long had an<br />
odour problem.<br />
The city council-owned organics<br />
processing plant Living Earth<br />
on Metro Place, which deals<br />
with the contents of green bins,<br />
has been the source of most of<br />
the complaints.<br />
In 2016, a putrid stench<br />
wafted over the suburb plaguing<br />
residents and forcing Bromley<br />
School to close for two days,<br />
though the source was never<br />
determined.<br />
Christchurch West Melton<br />
Banks Peninsula zone manager<br />
Steve Firth said the investigation<br />
meant they could determine<br />
the “character” of the different<br />
odours and how to deal with<br />
them in the future.<br />
Since January 1, Bromley has<br />
had the highest number of odour<br />
complaints in the city.<br />
ECan stats show there had<br />
SMELLY: Bromley<br />
has long had an<br />
odour problem,<br />
with many of<br />
the previous<br />
complaints having<br />
come from the<br />
Living Earth plant. <br />
been about 108 reports of odour,<br />
and 58 odour events.<br />
An odour event is when complaints<br />
are received for the same<br />
location during any 24-hour<br />
period.<br />
Fifty-one of the odour events<br />
were from Metro Place, where<br />
Living Earth is, three came from<br />
Senior Place, two from Tanya St,<br />
and one each from Wickham St<br />
and Francella Place.<br />
Mr Firth said of the 16 substantiated<br />
odour events, many<br />
were not deemed offensive, while<br />
the source was unable to be<br />
found at others.<br />
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build contracts. The earthquakedamaged<br />
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Rd has been closed since 2011. The<br />
library is operating out of interim<br />
premises in the nearby Opawa<br />
Children’s Library building.<br />
WALTHAM PARK SAFETY<br />
City council staff have found<br />
safety concerns at Waltham Park<br />
need to be identified by a crime<br />
prevention through environmental<br />
design report, after a request<br />
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• By Anan Zaki<br />
CONSTRUCTION OF Halswell<br />
and Westmorland’s new<br />
wastewater scheme has been<br />
completed.<br />
Estimated to serve 14,000 residents,<br />
the $12 million South East<br />
Halswell Wastewater Scheme is<br />
made up of 8km of new sewer<br />
mains pipes, which had a diameter<br />
of 450mm.<br />
A new pump<br />
station was<br />
also built at 270<br />
Sparks Rd, near<br />
Hendersons Rd.<br />
The sewer<br />
pipes linked<br />
pump stations<br />
Kylie Hills<br />
and would<br />
allow for new<br />
subdivision<br />
connections, the city council<br />
said.<br />
Halswell Ward councillor<br />
Anne Galloway said the<br />
scheme was “totally positive” for<br />
the area and praised workers for<br />
delivering the project on time.<br />
“Having it means pressure is<br />
taken off ageing infrastructure<br />
in other parts of the ward and<br />
means we have infrastructure<br />
that protects the environment<br />
and up to the job,” she said.<br />
Haslwell was one of the fastest<br />
growing areas in the city and the<br />
Wastewater scheme completed<br />
In Brief<br />
CHALLENGE:<br />
Councillor<br />
Anne<br />
Galloway with<br />
Fulton Hogan<br />
project<br />
manager Jon<br />
Ireland. <br />
new wastewater scheme meant<br />
the area was future-proofed for<br />
growth, Cr Galloway said.<br />
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Kylie Hills said the scheme<br />
had the capacity to service more<br />
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MOVE FOR SCHOOL<br />
Language school Pasifika<br />
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from 20 Twigger St.<br />
CLUB GETS BOOST<br />
Riccarton Leagues Club’s hopes<br />
of building two new changing<br />
rooms have been boosted. City<br />
council staff recommended the<br />
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton<br />
Community Board give the club<br />
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cost. Building the changing<br />
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board meeting on <strong>May</strong> <strong>29</strong>.<br />
PARKING RESTRICTIONS<br />
Parking restrictions have been<br />
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Scarborough Dippers not afraid of the cold<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
THE STARS are still visible<br />
above Pegasus Bay when Kerry<br />
Newton dips her toes into the<br />
waves lapping at Scarborough’s<br />
steps.<br />
It’s just after 7am on a Friday<br />
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Eight others have joined her<br />
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The group down Coffee<br />
Culture takeaways before<br />
shedding their puffer jackets and<br />
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There’s no squealing or<br />
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disappear under the 12 deg<br />
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In 10min they’re all back,<br />
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and carry on with their day.<br />
“It’s bracing,” grins Robin, who<br />
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And though the weather isn’t<br />
always so kind, most of the<br />
group will be back next Friday.<br />
They’re hard core.<br />
The Scarborough Dippers<br />
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About four of them managed<br />
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North Canterbury Forest &<br />
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City council parks ranger<br />
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“It also signals a strong commitment<br />
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Others have joined and there’s<br />
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Cathe Grater was one of<br />
the original ‘Wet July’ four<br />
and says the experience was<br />
transformational.<br />
“That month is life changing.<br />
You get out there, it’s completely<br />
quiet other than us and we just<br />
laugh. You could be in the worst<br />
mood, but whatever is going<br />
on in your life you walk out<br />
there and it just changes your<br />
perspective.”<br />
It is hoped that the specially<br />
designed habitat will encourage<br />
more lizards to settle next<br />
to the riverside walkway from<br />
Ferrymead Heritage Park to the<br />
Tunnel Rd bridge in Woolston.<br />
The planned low-growing<br />
plants and rock piles will add to<br />
the local biodiversity by providing<br />
both food sources and shelter<br />
from predators.<br />
Work on the sanctuary got<br />
under way on Sunday with a<br />
“It is cold. But other than a few<br />
crab bites it’s mainly just such a<br />
mental discipline and challenge.<br />
We keep it sort of meditative<br />
because you have to adjust;<br />
without going above the kidney<br />
line you just walk out and hang<br />
out there as long as you can<br />
until we go under. We’re in togs<br />
not wetsuits and if it’s winter<br />
and you get under that nine<br />
degrees it can be quite dangerous<br />
if you get chilled in the back.<br />
We’ve tried double dipping in<br />
winter but it gives you an ice<br />
headache.”<br />
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community planting day.<br />
The project will feature signage<br />
that encourages planting of<br />
trees and scrubs which enhance<br />
the habitat for native birds and<br />
lizards.<br />
Calder Green Reserve manager<br />
Mick Ingram said the sanctuary<br />
targets the protection and<br />
enhancement of indigenous<br />
flora and fauna through ongoing<br />
“restoration planting” by the<br />
river.<br />
CHILLED: The<br />
Scarborough<br />
Dippers at<br />
their early<br />
morning<br />
ocean swim.<br />
The water<br />
temperature<br />
was 12 deg C.<br />
From left to<br />
right – Wayne<br />
Simmons, Sue<br />
Elliot, Sandra<br />
Taylor, Bee<br />
Rueder, Cathe<br />
Grater, Robin<br />
Dawson,<br />
Kathrin<br />
Mueller, David<br />
Bennett and<br />
Kerry Newton<br />
PHOTO:<br />
MARTIN<br />
HUNTER <br />
“The warmer months are<br />
nothing, you get out there, have<br />
a laugh but in winter it takes<br />
discipline to get out of bed<br />
especially when it’s raining. But<br />
you do it – and nothing else<br />
matters. It’s beautiful, it’s always<br />
different. Usually in winter<br />
there’s no waves, everything<br />
is still and you see all kinds of<br />
things. We have George our<br />
dolphin and we have a seal that<br />
come and visits.”<br />
“You’ve got to go and do it to<br />
understand. It’s life-changing,<br />
it’s amazing.”<br />
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Stepping stone in Quarryman’s Trail<br />
THE FIRST stage of a cycle<br />
route that will eventually<br />
connect Halswell and the central<br />
city is nearing completion with<br />
the last few intersections and<br />
crossings opening soon.<br />
Construction work started<br />
on the Quarryman Trail cycleway<br />
last October. The first<br />
4.6km stage of the route, from<br />
Moorhouse Ave to Victors Rd,<br />
is expected to be finished by<br />
the end of June. In the next few<br />
weeks, traffic signals will be<br />
turned on at two new intersections<br />
and two new controlled<br />
crossings for cyclists and pedestrians.<br />
A pedestrian and cyclist crossing<br />
from Rydal St to Sparks Rd<br />
near Hoon Hay School became<br />
operational last week. Signals at<br />
the Lyttelton St and Sparks Rd<br />
intersection will be open from<br />
<strong>May</strong> 28 and traffic lights will go<br />
on at Sparks Rd and Hoon Hay<br />
Rd from June 5.<br />
Another pedestrian and cyclist<br />
crossing has been built at the<br />
intersection of Barrington St<br />
and Strauss St and this will open<br />
in June, once the new shared<br />
path connecting Roker St and<br />
Barrington St is finished.<br />
The contractors, Isaac Construction<br />
Ltd, have completed<br />
the intersection upgrades using<br />
‘deep lift asphalt’. This is a<br />
CHRISTCHURCH South<br />
Toy Library is taking part in a<br />
national toy library awareness<br />
week.<br />
Toy Library Awareness week<br />
runs until Sunday.<br />
There are nearly 200 local toy<br />
libraries across New Zealand<br />
supporting families and children<br />
by providing access to a wide<br />
range of toys, games, and<br />
puzzles for hire.<br />
For many families, hiring<br />
toys gives their children access<br />
to items that are not easily<br />
affordable to buy, and allows<br />
children to come to a library<br />
and explore all the different toys<br />
relatively new technique where<br />
the asphalt is a thicker layer<br />
than usual and allowed faster<br />
construction. It is also stronger<br />
and more long-lasting, reducing<br />
future maintenance, the city<br />
council said.<br />
Contractor Fulton Hogan<br />
has worked on the section of<br />
the Quarryman’s Trail between<br />
Moorhouse Ave and Roker<br />
St which is already open, and<br />
includes two new and three<br />
upgraded intersections.<br />
The final stage of the cycleway,<br />
from Victors Rd to Te Hapua in<br />
on offer. Christchurch South<br />
Toy Library recently relocated<br />
from Spreydon School to a new,<br />
temporary home at Addington<br />
Raceway.<br />
Open two mornings a week –<br />
Friday and Saturday – there is<br />
a large area with many toys for<br />
members to peruse.<br />
Members say they like the<br />
new space and the way the toys<br />
are displayed. Children can<br />
explore the toys and try them<br />
out in a safe and welcoming<br />
environment.<br />
It is proven that play is an<br />
essential component of child<br />
development and many schools<br />
Halswell, will be constructed at<br />
a later date subject to funding<br />
availability.<br />
The city council’s planning<br />
and delivery transport manager<br />
Lynette Ellis, says the new intersections<br />
will benefit motorists<br />
as well as improving safety for<br />
pedestrians and cyclists.<br />
“They will help ease congestion,<br />
particularly at peak times<br />
at the busy intersections of<br />
Lyttelton St and Sparks Rd and<br />
at Hoon Hay Rd and Sparks Rd<br />
which were previously roundabouts<br />
and now have signals. The<br />
are incorporating play as a<br />
tool to support learning in the<br />
classroom.<br />
The library has dress up<br />
and role playing toys such as<br />
doctor’s kits, play kitchens and<br />
cash registers, all of which are<br />
considered good for the brain.<br />
Studies say that the act of<br />
staying in character strengthens<br />
kids’ discipline and impulsecontrol,<br />
and promotes the social<br />
skills they’ll need as adults.<br />
Hiring from a toy library is<br />
also a great way to care for the<br />
environment.<br />
It is estimated that more than<br />
25 per cent of toys thrown away<br />
NEARLY<br />
FINISHED:<br />
Cycle lanes<br />
being<br />
constructed<br />
at the Sparks<br />
Rd and<br />
Lyttelton St<br />
intersection. <br />
zebra crossing outside Hoon<br />
Hay School has been replaced<br />
with pedestrian signals which<br />
will make it much safer for<br />
children.”<br />
Long term, the cycle route will<br />
provide a safe way for people to<br />
commute between Halswell and<br />
the central city, she says.<br />
The Quarryman’s Trail is part<br />
of a network of Major Cycle<br />
Routes, being built across the<br />
city by the city council to link<br />
shopping centres, businesses,<br />
schools, parks and popular recreation<br />
destinations.<br />
Toy library celebrates at Addington base<br />
each year go straight into the<br />
rubbish bin.<br />
The library is open Friday,<br />
9.30-noon, and Saturday, 9-<br />
11.30am, at the Twiggers Stand<br />
at Addington Raceway.<br />
Visit the Facebook page<br />
at www.facebook.com/<br />
ChristchurchSouthToyLibrary<br />
or www.southtoys.co.nz for<br />
parking details and more<br />
information about memberships.<br />
Or call librarian Karen on 027<br />
714 1335 for more information.<br />
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Outcry forces<br />
ECan bus<br />
route rethink<br />
•From page 1<br />
The Rapaki section of the route<br />
will be serviced three times in the<br />
morning and three times in the<br />
evening by an extended version of<br />
the 28 Lyttelton bus.<br />
During a deliberation meeting<br />
on Wednesday, councillor Cynthia<br />
Roberts said she wanted staff to<br />
re-look at dropping the 535.<br />
“I really would like staff to have<br />
a look again at the opportunity<br />
for the 535 that went through Ferrymead.<br />
. .There is quite a substantial<br />
group of people who are<br />
interested in this route,” she said.<br />
Councillors have asked for staff<br />
to further consider the best solution<br />
for the 535.<br />
The 145 route from Westmorland<br />
to Barrington Mall will be retained<br />
and extended into the CBD.<br />
The service will have a half-hourly<br />
frequency during peak times and<br />
less frequent services off-peak.<br />
The section of the 145 between St<br />
Martins and Eastgate will still be<br />
discontinued.<br />
However, ECan public transport<br />
senior manager Stewart Gibbon<br />
said a school service is being considered<br />
for Cashmere High school<br />
students who use the 145.<br />
ECan announced in February it<br />
was considering cutting the routes<br />
to plug a $4 million funding shortfall.<br />
The news prompted outrage.<br />
The plan would be funded by<br />
a 2.5 per cent increase in fares<br />
annually for the next three years,<br />
starting in July.”<br />
There were 781 submissions on<br />
the draft LTP, with the majority of<br />
those on public transport options.<br />
Mr Gibbon said if approved, the<br />
changes would come into effect in<br />
October.<br />
The decision now lies in the<br />
hands of councillors who will approve<br />
the final LTP in June.<br />
Bus patronage has not fully recovered<br />
following the February 22,<br />
2011, earthquake.<br />
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Encouraging men to get healthy<br />
• By Anan Zaki<br />
THE LENS will be focused on<br />
Christchurch men next month,<br />
as Men’s Health Month kicks<br />
off.<br />
Sport Canterbury have teamed<br />
up with generous local activity<br />
providers to create a month of<br />
free activities for over-60s to<br />
celebrate the month.<br />
“Men’s Health Month is a<br />
chance for men across New<br />
Zealand to start talking more<br />
about their health,” Sport<br />
Canterbury chief executive<br />
Julyan Falloon said.<br />
“What we’re trying to do is<br />
raise that awareness and translate<br />
that awareness into behaviour<br />
change,” he said.<br />
Sport Canterbury’s Community<br />
Groups Strength and Balance<br />
project leader Rebecca Logan said<br />
men have usually been shy to join<br />
group activities.<br />
“Often guys think group<br />
exercises are for women, but<br />
these classes have benefits for<br />
everyone.”<br />
Miss Logan encouraged men<br />
to make the most of the month of<br />
activities.<br />
“Come and give it a go<br />
and if you enjoy it, buddy up<br />
with another participant to<br />
become a regular class attendee.<br />
Group exercise offers many<br />
benefits to men, including<br />
improving your strength and<br />
balance, which will enable you<br />
live stronger for longer and keep<br />
your independence.”<br />
ACTIVE: Sport Canterbury<br />
chief executive Julyan Falloon<br />
and Community Groups<br />
Strength and Balance project<br />
leader Rebecca Logan are<br />
encouraging men to think<br />
about health.<br />
Free Classes for over-60s<br />
Qigong Class<br />
June 5<br />
Qigong is a peaceful<br />
flowing movement practise,<br />
which could be described<br />
as a mixture between Tai<br />
Chi and Yoga. This exercise<br />
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spirit. Socialise with free<br />
refreshments after class.<br />
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YMCA Lifefit Circuit Class<br />
June 11<br />
This circuit class involves<br />
intervals with weights and<br />
cardio stations to enhance<br />
strength and stamina. It<br />
is suitable for all fitness<br />
levels. Go and give it a<br />
go. Socialise with free<br />
refreshments after class.<br />
11am-noon, YMCA<br />
13a Bishopdale Court,<br />
Bishopdale. To register<br />
email paul@ymcachch.org.<br />
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Outdoor Circuit Class<br />
June 12<br />
Small group personal<br />
training in the great<br />
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and friendship. Socialise<br />
with free refreshments<br />
after class. 11am-noon,<br />
Centennial Park. Lyttelton<br />
St, Somerfield. To register<br />
email manuela@myfitlife.<br />
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882<br />
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June 15<br />
Gentle exercises for senior<br />
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Tuesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>29</strong> <strong>2018</strong> 11<br />
National schools team call-up for Zoe<br />
SPORTS<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
ZOE MCMEEKEN is making the<br />
right impression in her Halswell<br />
14 premier boys football team,<br />
with both national selectors and<br />
the Mainland Pride taking notice.<br />
Zoe has been named in the<br />
under-15 secondary schools team<br />
to travel to Sydney from July 8-14.<br />
The team will play three games<br />
against New South Wales age<br />
group teams.<br />
She is also part of the Mainland<br />
Pride wider-training squad.<br />
The 14-year-old winger has<br />
been outflanking the boys for the<br />
past three years and said playing<br />
against them had only positive<br />
effects on her game.<br />
“I really enjoy it because they’re<br />
a lot more physical when they go<br />
in to challenge you and I think it<br />
forces me to match it and protect<br />
the ball more,” she said.<br />
The Lincoln High School student<br />
first started playing at age five<br />
in a Rolleston ‘first kicks’ event.<br />
A talented runner and crosscountry<br />
athlete, it wasn’t until year<br />
9 when football became her focus.<br />
“I did enjoy running and crosscountry<br />
and it’s helped me in my<br />
position in football, but I enjoyed<br />
the team aspect of football more<br />
than being an individual in running,”<br />
she said.<br />
Zoe said she has aspirations to<br />
become a Football Fern in the<br />
future but she wanted to make the<br />
most of every opportunity given<br />
to her,<br />
She said training alongside<br />
players she looks up to and who<br />
are twice her age has been a great<br />
experience.<br />
“I’m realistic that I don’t expect<br />
to make the Pride squad this year<br />
since I’m so young but I know the<br />
trainings are making me a better<br />
player,” she said.<br />
As for the boys, they know what<br />
to expect “I’ve been playing for<br />
Halswell long enough that I think<br />
they are used to me by now,” she<br />
said.<br />
IMPACT: Zoe McMeeken (right) looks to have a bright future in the sport after making the New<br />
Zealand under-15 football team and the Mainland Pride wider-training squad.<br />
Cashmere Club to host<br />
Addington gym boxer’s<br />
Golden Gloves’ challenge<br />
POWER PUNCH: Sophie Mullally, with assistant coach Matt<br />
Neale, is eager to make her presence felt at the South Island<br />
Golden Gloves on Saturday.<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
A SHOULDER injury three<br />
years ago got Addington boxer<br />
Sophie Mullally fixated on the<br />
sport<br />
Sophie has been training with<br />
former national coach Phil Shatford<br />
at Addington’s Riverside<br />
Boxing Gym, and on Saturday<br />
she is set to compete at the South<br />
Island Golden Gloves at the<br />
Cashmere Club.<br />
Sophie said she has always<br />
enjoyed physical sports so boxing<br />
was a natural fit.<br />
“I had a shoulder injury from a<br />
game of rugby and (my dad) said<br />
I should come to the gym and do<br />
some boxing to try to rehab it,”<br />
the former rugby flanker said.<br />
“The shoulder got better the<br />
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What’s On<br />
Entertainment<br />
FAST PACED<br />
PSYCHOLOGICAL<br />
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Written by Jeffrey Hatcher, A Picasso is a fastpaced<br />
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e story line follows a cat-andmouse<br />
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genuine, Señor?”…<br />
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‘A Picasso’ takes place at the<br />
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