Wednesday 21 July 2010: It was a contrast of grounds and results from today's annual exchange with St Patrick's College Town. At the new artificial pitch at Te Whaea, the First XI Football team maintained their unbeaten record in Tradtionals this year with a 3-0 win. Meanwhile, down at a muddy, slippery Hataitai Park, the First XV Rugby team were staunch in defence, only allowing Town a single try, with Aviata Silago slotting a penalty, to trail 3-7 at half-time. Despite, strong periods of play Town were too strong, eventually taking the game 19-3. The comeback story of the day belongs to the Under-15 Rugby team, trailing 3-22 at half-time, coming back to win 25-22! In an unbalanced game, the Colts Football team won 11-0 with Lachlan Waugh scoring five.  At the National Hockey Stadium, the early game saw the 2nd XI Hockey team win 4-2, while the 1st XI Hockey team trailed only 1-2 until two late goals saw a 1-4 final scoreline. The Road Race was very close with Town finally winning on countback. In other games, the Senior Basketball team lost 30-104 and Badminton lost 0-6.
Wednesday 21 July 2010: It was a contrast of grounds and results from today's annual exchange with St Patrick's College Town. At the new artificial pitch at Te Whaea, the First XI Football team maintained their unbeaten record in Tradtionals this year with a 3-0 win. Meanwhile, down at a muddy, slippery Hataitai Park, the First XV Rugby team were staunch in defence, only allowing Town a single try, with Aviata Silago slotting a penalty, to trail 3-7 at half-time. Despite, strong periods of play Town were too strong, eventually taking the game 19-3. The comeback story of the day belongs to the Under-15 Rugby team, trailing 3-22 at half-time, coming back to win 25-22! In an unbalanced game, the Colts Football team won 11-0 with Lachlan Waugh scoring five.  At the National Hockey Stadium, the early game saw the 2nd XI Hockey team win 4-2, while the 1st XI Hockey team trailed only 1-2 until two late goals saw a 1-4 final scoreline. The Road Race was very close with Town finally winning on countback. In other games, the Senior Basketball team lost 30-104 and Badminton lost 0-6.