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WEEKEND SCOREBOARD

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Horouta Koura shooter Lexi Rutene and Ngatapa goal keep Alex Megaw in an aerial duel for the ball during a Premier Grade netball game in the YMCA on Saturday. Horouta won 52-24. While these players had the relative comfort of an indoors setting, other sports had to battle the elements of a miserable winter’s day in the district. Picture by Liam Clayton

Gisborne Pak’nSave senior netball — Premier Grade: Gisborne Girls’ High Senior A 48 Character Roofing YMP 41, Horouta Koura 52 Farmlands Ngatapa 24.

Other grades (*bonus point for scoring within three goals.), Prem Reserve/A Grade: Down to Earth Natural Health OG Whangara 40 Waikohu P2 27, YMP Masters 32 GGHS Snr B 26, FarmCare HSOG 32  Horouta Taimana 26, Whalis 48  Claydens Waikohu 2 28, HSOG 30 The Tav Sportsfit 25.

A Reserve: GGHS Jnr A 34 Campion Snr A 32*, YMP Hine Taiohi Whakato 41 Tyre General Ngatapa 20, Steve Craill Builder Ngatapa 32 ATS OBM Blue 16.

1st Grade: Claydens Waikohu 4 44 Uawa Ngarangikahiwa 26, Brendan Fry Builders Sportsfit OG 36 OBM White 8, Horouta Hiriwa 25 Mike Pero Mortgages Thistle Storm 22*.

1st Reserve: OBM OG 27 GGHS Tuakana 15, Whatatutu 23  Allwood Enterprises HSOG 16, XLR8 29 Uawa Nui 8.

2nd Grade: Horouta Kohatu 24 Gis Glass Ngatapa 24, YMP Manawanui 31 Tatapouri Sportsfit Social 19.

Rugby

Civil Project Solutions Poverty Bay club rugby, Premier: GT Shearing Waikohu 37 Earthwork Solutions High School Old Boys 0; East Coast Farm Vets YMP 83 Kevin Hollis Glass Pirates 5; Enterprise Cars OBM 24 Larsawn Ngatapa 0.

Senior 1: Tapuae 22 Charteris Choppers Wairoa Athletic 14; LVD Farm Services YMP 10 Pango Productions Uawa 47; Harvest Matawhero  Transport Ngatapa 0 Nuhaka 34; Horouta had the bye.

Ngati Porou East Coast Premier men’s competition: Waiapu 13 Tokararangi 19; Hikurangi 12 Hicks Bay 21; Waima 17 Ruatoria City 41.

NPEC women: Hikurangi 24 Hicks Bay 5; Waima 48 Ruatoria City 5.

Super 8 secondary schools (at Hastings): Gisborne Boys’ High 1st XV 19 Hastings BHS 26; GBHS 2nd XV 8 Hastings 33; GBHS under-15s 12 Hastings 17; GBHS U14s 19 Hastings 17.

Football

Central Federation League (in Palmerston North): Palmerston North United 4 ALH Ltd Gisborne Thistle 2.

Eastern League 1: Sunshine Brewing Wainui Sharks 2 Heavy Equipment Services United 1sts 6; 1st Class Decorators Wainui Salty Dogs 4 Gisborne Thistle Youth 6.

Eastern League 2: Ngatapa Brandt Silkies 0 Smash Palace Shockers 4; Heavy Equipment Services Gisborne United 3rds 0 Neighbourhood Pizzeria Wainui Sandbar 2; Gizzy Bobcat Services Thsitle 1 Tumu Thistle 5.

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