Tuesday 6 December 2011 | Published in Cricket
On the island of Mangaia, kids got into the swing of things with a full day of cricketing fun down at the Oneroa field. As the schooling year draws to an end, Mangaia School put together some activities for the kids to enjoy with a cricket tournament being played amongst the juniors and secondary students. […]
Monday 5 December 2011 | Published in Other Sports
Team Cook Islands Olympic scholarship sailors Helema Williams, Taua Elisa and Junior Charlie joined fellow sailors from 72 nations at the opening parade of the World Sailing Championships in Perth at the weekend. The following is a report from Team Cook Islands Sailors. Sailors and support crews go up the Swan River to Perth via […]
Monday 5 December 2011 | Published in Cricket
Cook Islands Cricket has further extended its close partnership with Northern Districts Cricket by signing off on an agreement that will see the countrys top ANZ junior cricketers playing in major secondary school tournaments in New Zealand. The first of the local players to benefit from this newly formed agreement is rising talent Pastor Tekaria. […]
Saturday 3 December 2011 | Published in Cricket
Cook Islands cricket is going red for World AIDS Day. Teams and umpires taking to cricket fields this weekend will all pin on a red ribbon in support of the internationally recognised day, which this year is focusing on ending the transmission of HIV from mothers to their babies within the next four years. Though […]
Thursday 1 December 2011 | Published in Football
One hundred children aged 6 to 10 gathered at the CIFA Complex in Matavera last Friday during Childrens Awareness Week for the celebration of Just Play along with nine countries throughout the Pacific. On arrival all children received a special Pacific Nations Celebration t-shirt, before mixing in with students from the various schools attending and […]
Wednesday 30 November 2011 | Published in Cricket
The Muri Creeps Womens team are the 2011 Edgewater Saturday Premier Champions following an epic final in the weekend. The Creep girls came up against top of the table Arorangi Red Hot Chicks at Raemaru Park in perfect conditions for cricket. Winning the toss, the Red Hot Chicks decided to exert pressure through their bowling […]
Monday 28 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
“/> Kylie Young (right) and a paddling pal from the Rogz for Dogs crew enjoy a raurau of umu kai at the closing of the Vaka Eiva festival on Friday night held for the first time at Muri beach after the sprint races on Friday.
Monday 28 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Cook Islands Canoeing Association president Janet Maki presents a Red Cross volunteer with the president’s award for the groups outstanding service to the Vaka Eiva event and sport of oe vaka. “/> Uirangi Bishop entertains the Vaka Eiva crowd with beautiful Cook Islands dancing on Muri beach. “/> They were joined on the sandy podium […]
Monday 28 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Saturday 26 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Tandem lie-down paddle boarding generated lots of laughs at the Muri lagoon sprints yesterday, the final day of Vaka Eiva 2011.
Friday 25 November 2011 | Published in Other Sports
The Cook Islands 2012 London Scholarship Sailing team has been training hard at the Sailing Academy in Aitutaki after their successes at the 2011 Pacific Games in Noumea in August. The team of Helema Williams, Taua Elisa and Junior Charlie will leave Rarotonga this week to compete at the ISAF 2011 World Champs being held […]
Thursday 24 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Wednesday 23 November 2011 | Published in Football
The Sava under 17 mens round cup competition will go into its ninth round of games today at the CIFA complex in Matavera with the first matches kicking off at 4:35pm with Matavera playing Tupapa and Takuvaine taking on Avatiu. The last match for the day will be between Nikao Sokattak and Titikaveka scheduled to […]
Tuesday 22 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Local paddler Serena Hunter is holding back from Vaka Eiva this year and holding Rarotongas youngest oe vaka supporter instead. Hunter gave birth to Tia Maeva Hunter early last week, just in time for this years oe vaka festival. This is just the second Vaka Eiva shes missed an injury sidelined her one year since […]
Monday 21 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Monday 21 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Individual paddling prowess was on full display in what was an outstanding day of paddling on the ocean in the V1 and OC1 division on Saturday. Masters men and senior masters men hit the water first at 8am with the legends of the sporting line up at the Boiler for the start of their 12km […]
Saturday 19 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Outrigger canoe paddlers gathered at Avarua harbour yesterday afternoon for a special vaka blessing ceremony to ask for the protection of their canoes and themselves over the next week. Hundreds of paddlers gathered for the Akatapu ceremony in which Pastor Ngarima George consumated sea water before blessing each of the six vaka and the six […]
Saturday 19 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
Vaka Eiva racing begins today with the first V1 and OC1 iron races shooting off the line at 8am. More than 130 paddlers will head out through Avarua harbour today for the first day of Vaka Eiva racing in the V1 and OC1 iron division. On the water action will start at 8 oclock when […]
Friday 18 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
When: Friday 18 November Where: Avarua Wharf starting at 5pm This will be followed by registration for all crews at the CICA registration centre situated inside Vaka Village at Avarua Harbour When: Saturday 19 November What: Mstr men, Snr Mstr men & U19s men OC1 & V1 Iron (12km) When: 6.30am registration with 8am race […]
Friday 18 November 2011 | Published in Paddling
The Art Studios annual Vaka Eiva exhibition gets more creative and inclusive with each passing year. From Vaka Eivas inception the Arorangi gallery has timed its iconic painted paddle exhibition to run during the festival. But the yearly exhibit has grown to include paintings, wearable art and, for the first time this year, stone sculpture. […]
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