Congratulations to our students who competed in the Auckland Schools Rogaine Orienteering Championships at Muriwai on Sunday 14 June. Year 9 student Lacey Gornall and Year 10 student Eva Scott achieved an outstanding 3rd place in the Year 10/11 Girls Team category, collecting an impressive 760 points in the 90-minute navigation challenge.
In the individual competitions, Cayleigh Blackburn had an excellent performance in the Year 12/13 Girls category, placing 4th with 690 points, narrowly missing a podium finish.
Camryn Gornall placed 14th in the Year 10/11 Girls category with 530 points, while Brooke Day finished 17th with 430 points.
Rogaine Orienteering is a cross-country navigation sport where competitors use map-reading, compass skills, and strategic route planning to visit as many controls as possible within a set time limit, earning points for each control found.
Well done to all of our competitors on representing the school so well with their teamwork, determination, and navigation skills.
Main image above: Lacey Gornall (left) and Eva Scott (right).
