The Round 7 results wrap of the Auckland Secondary Schools Boys Premier competition is brought to you in conjunction with Dynamic Sport New Zealand.
Full report service will resume next week.
Westlake Boys 95 – Daniel Ottenhoff 37 (6 x 3-pointers), Hamza Zahran 27, Rocco Chang 18, Malachi Book 5
Rosmini College 105 – Tom Beattie 29, Charlie Dalton 21, Kane Murphy 18, Jameer Reed 11, Zion Anderson 10
Sacred Heart College 60 – Josh Stewart 18, Preston Tuaputa 14, Josh Tengblad 7, Matthew Fautuaalii 6
Mt Albert Grammar 64 – Harri Coker-Grey 27, Victor Keil 16, Kade Cartwright 13, Will Leger 8/15rebs
St Kentigern College 92 – Dontae Russo-Nance 45 (5x 3-pointers), Merrick Rillstone 29, Ari Taylor 8, Hunter Te Ratana 5
Auckland Grammar 94 – Josh Muggleston 36 (5 x 3-pointers), Cody Brown 34, Theo Brothers 8, Ryan Hunt 5
Liston College 38 – Dhon Lao 10, Sebastian Alan 9, Rasheed Ieremia 8
Rangitoto College 73 – Joel Brown 25, Tautoko Wynyard 13, Jed Barlow 9, Michael Ropotini 7, Baxter Riley 6
Congratulations to Aucklanders Julius Halaifonua (Rosmini College), Dante Matakatea (Mt Albert Grammar), William Passi (Manurewa High School), Brody Perry (Pukekohe High), George Turner (St Kentigern College), Kalid Petzer and Will Shortt (both Auckland Grammar)
All are members of the New Zealand U17 Men’s National Team that have qualified for the U17 Men’s FIBA World Cup to be played in Spain in July.
The Kiwis defeated Iran 72-66 v at the quarter-final stage of the FIBA Asian Championship in Doha overnight.
New Zealand joins Australia, Japan and Lebanon as semi-finalists at the Asian Championship and with it passage to the World Cup in Spain next month.
Current Standings:
7-0 Rosmini
5-2 Westlake
4-2 AGS, Rangitoto
3-3 MAGS
2-4 St Kentigern
1-6 Sacred Heart
0-7 Liston
*The Rangitoto v AGS and St Kentigern v MAGS fixtures will be played at a later date.
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