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ALL PLAYERS TO NOTE THE FOLLOWING 1. Team will consist of 7 players on court at one time e.g. 3 links – 2 male/1 female or 2 female/1 male (NOT 3 male or 3 female) 2 defence – 1 male/1 female (NOT 2 male or 2 female) 2 offence – 1 male/1 female (NOT 2 male or 2 female) If a team cannot field females/males in the above respective positions but 7 players are available then shooting/defensive positions must be filled first as above resulting in only 2 links being able to take the court unless an agreement has been met from opposing team. Maximum of 11 players per team Substitutes can only take the court at the beginning of quarters 2, 3 and 4. 2. Players may only play for the team they have registered with unless filling in for another team that is short by sliding across or playing up a grade (as per rule 4). 3. No player shall play down from the grade they have registered with. Automatic team default. 4. Any nightly replacement or making up of teams, opposing team must agree on replacement player(s). Both team captains to sign score sheet before game begins if an agreement to play replacement player/s is reached. If your team is unable to obtain replacement players then a minimum of one male defence and offence and one female defence and offence and 1 link will start the game (5 team members). 5. All players eligible for semifinals/finals shall be recorded on the team sheet from the first grading night i.e. Monday 3rd September 2012 and Tuesday 4th September 2012. No changes to team personnel on the team sheet will be available from first grading game. Only if a player is unable to play for the duration of the competition due to injury or illness, then a replacement player can be registered at the discretion of the organizers. Any team playing unregistered players in semifinals/finals will result in the default of that game. Any point of contention is at the discretion of the organisers. 6. Team points: 2 for a win 1 for a draw 0 for a loss Default games – Team contact to telephone 0272512515 to advise their intention to default as soon as possible so opposing team can be notified. 7. For safety reasons please, only wedding bands allowed – no other jewellery permitted. 8. Simple Rules (a) A toss at half court circle to start each quarter between opposing links i.e. male/male – female/female. (b) After a scored goal, the ball must be played from inside the top of the shooting circle. Do not wait for “play” from umpire. Play will only resume when the ball is caught/controlled outside of the playing circle. The ball must be caught/controlled in your defensive half before passing into your offensive half. (c) One point for every successful goal taken inside the circle. Successful shots taken anywhere else on the playing court results in two points per shot. (d) Out of bounds throw in – where the ball left the court is where it is to be thrown in when ready and can be thrown in to any area of the court. Do not wait for “play” from umpire. (e) Umpire’s word is final.

The ‘Bersatu Games’ is an annual sporting tournament fully conducted by Malaysian students for Malaysians throughout New Zealand. It also serves as the largest and is a hugely anticipated annual gathering of Malaysian students in New Zealand. Just as the name suggests, the ‘Bersatu Games’ tournament symbolizes ‘unity in diversity’ where all Malaysians regardless of race, religion, or background come together in the spirit of true sportsmanship and friendship. Nevertheless, just like in any true sporting event, the ultimate aim is to be the best they can and emerge the overall winner! For this very reason and more, the tournament is the perfect medium for the Malaysian students in New Zealand to embody the values of 1Malaysia on a large scale. Over the years, the ‘Bersatu Games’ tournament has succeeded in attracting participation from all over New Zealand from the various universities that come together under their respective students' organisations. This year, WMSO is your proud host and we are looking forward to having you here in July. See you in Windy Welly!

ATQMA was formed in 1982 after breaking away from the midgets and we have continued to race out of Western Springs Stadium, Western Springs, this has been our home base for 30 years.

With the half marathon (21km), the 10km and 5km events, the Whangamata Run Walk Festival offers something for participants of all ages and abilities. All three courses take in spectacular views of ocean beach & pristine bush-clad hills along the way. Enter individually, with friends and family, or gather a team together for the business house team event. The pride of the Coromandel, Whangamata boasts a wide range of recreational choices including surfing, fishing, kayaking, tramping, mountain biking, birdwatching as well as plenty of shopping, arts and crafts, plus great cafes, restaurants and bars! Although the emphasis is always on safety and fun, last year we were able to distribute a record $8000 back to Whangamata community groups: St Johns Ambulance, Lions and Whangamata Area School among others. We look forward to seeing you on September 1st for this family fun run event; an occasion that always provides a challenge and entertainment for both serious and recreational runners and walkers.

Watch DHM on SBPnz http://www.youtube.com/sbpnz Official Website http://www.drifttrikeswhangarei.co.nz

The New Zealand Rally Championship features six rounds in 2013. Round 1 – 5 to 7 April – Rally of Otago Round 2 – 18 to 19 May - International Rally of Whangarei (NZRC and APRC) Round 3 – 29 June - Daybreaker Rally (Manawatu) Round 4 – 10 August - Canterbury Rally Round 5 – 7 September - 10th Anniversary Possum Bourne Memorial Rally sponsored by Vantage (South Auckland) Round 6 - 5 October - Rally Wairarapa

Whangarei Badminton Club welcomes players of all abilities to join us for social or competitive games in a friendly club atmosphere. Come along and check us out, your first visit's free!!!

New Zealand Travel League is a ten pin bowling league of ten teams. We bowl four times a year and centres throughout the lower north island

information source for competitions run by New Zealand Strength Events Ltd - Event Manager of the New Zealands Strongest Man Competition.

Promoting the sport of Kickboxing and Muay Thai in Christchurch.