Anton Jenkins has always been around water. He is a member of the Capital Swim club and lives close to the beach.
2 July 2015 By
George Jackson – Riding High
In 2014 George Jackson from Rongotai College won two National Under-15 cycling titles. The first came on the track when he won the under-15 points race at the national championships in Invercargill in March. Then on May 2, Jackson turned in the ride of his life to win the 35km national under-15 road race in Hamilton.
“I went up there hoping for a podium finish so to win was pretty exciting,” Jackson said.
The promising Year 11 rider has graduated to the much tougher under-17 grade and is making good progress, despite being two years younger than most of his competitors. George talks about his cycling achievements and his future ambitions.
1 July 2015 By
Albert Stanley – Sailing Around The World
This weekend Albert Stanley will travel to Antigua for two weeks to compete in the North American Optimist sailing championships.
The Year 9 at Rongotai College has been sailing his entire life, but has made rapid progress as a competitive racer in three years. Albert talks about his experiences in sailing and his ambitions for the future.
17 February 2015 By
Flashback: Lachlan Tijsen – The First Man to Win Back to Back CWS Sportsman Of The Year Awards!
Lachlan Tijsen first played water polo in 1996 at Evans Bay Intermediate School. He had always been a rugby player and was the MVP of his under-7 team scoring 45 tries in the season!