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Gisborne/Tairawhiti team named for regional rep event

Published: January 22, 2019 3:59PM
Some of the 2019 BDO Gisborne/Tairawhiti Representative Challenge team gathered at Midway on Saturday. They are, back (from left): Dion Williams (coach), Jordan McLarin, Quaid Thompson, Ruben Bronlund, Seven Mapu, Jack Keepa and, from sponsor BDO, Janine Swann. Front: Renee Wikaire (team manager), Ana Naden, Britta Carroll, Katie Kirkpatrick, Alex Bermingham, Olivia Corrin, Michelle Mitchell (team manager) and Sonia Keepa (team manager). Picture by Liam Clayton

SURF LIFESAVING

The 2019 BDO Gisborne/Tairawhiti Representative Challenge surf lifesaving team has been announced for the regional teams event at Midway Beach on Auckland Anniversary Day (Monday next week).

They will compete against other regional representative teams from around New Zealand.

Team members are, from Waikanae, Britta Carroll, Briana Irving, Ana Naden, Georgie Pitkethley, Lauren Pickett, Christy Tate, Harry Allan, Lachie Falloon, Seven Mapu, Jordan McLarin and Quaid Thompson; from Midway, Alex Bermingham, Olivia Corrin (captain), Ruben Bronlund and Matthew Scott; from Wainui, Katie Kirkpatrick, Ava Smith, Mitchel Brady, Jack Keepa and Yannis Kokkosis.

SURF LIFESAVING

The 2019 BDO Gisborne/Tairawhiti Representative Challenge surf lifesaving team has been announced for the regional teams event at Midway Beach on Auckland Anniversary Day (Monday next week).

They will compete against other regional representative teams from around New Zealand.

Team members are, from Waikanae, Britta Carroll, Briana Irving, Ana Naden, Georgie Pitkethley, Lauren Pickett, Christy Tate, Harry Allan, Lachie Falloon, Seven Mapu, Jordan McLarin and Quaid Thompson; from Midway, Alex Bermingham, Olivia Corrin (captain), Ruben Bronlund and Matthew Scott; from Wainui, Katie Kirkpatrick, Ava Smith, Mitchel Brady, Jack Keepa and Yannis Kokkosis.

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