Bay Harbour: April 25, 2018

Anzac Day PAGE 14 Wednesday <strong>April</strong> <strong>25</strong> <strong>2018</strong> Lest we forget Anzac Day on <strong>April</strong> <strong>25</strong> was first observed in 1916, a year after the Anzac Gallipoli Day Campaign on <strong>April</strong> in Turkey. <strong>25</strong> was Thousands first observed lost their lives in on 1916, the Gallipolli a year after Peninsula, the including Gallipoli 2721 Campaign New Zealanders. in Turkey. Despite Thousands being a disastrous lost military defeat, the commemoration of Gallipolli created a national their identity lives and on established the Gallipolli a precedent Peninsula, for respecting including the fallen 2721 at home. New Zealanders. Despite being a disastrous Throughout New military Zealand, the defeat, Anzac Day Ceremony takes the form of a military the commemoration of Gallipolli created a national funeral. It begins with a dawn parade and identity and established a precedent march by returned for service respecting persons to the the local Over the years, Anzac Day has gone through many changes and now embraces those New Zealanders who fought and died in all wars as well as those who served and returned to their country. It is a day that fallen inspires respect, at home. tradition and remembrance by service personnel themselves as well as Over their descendants. the years, Anzac Day has Anzac Day is commemorated with the gone through many changes laying of wreaths at memorials and the and now embraces those New wearing of a red poppy which was the emblem Zealanders who fought and died adopted worldwide to mark the armistice of in World all wars War as 1 well on November as those who 11, 1918. served and returned to their country. 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Wednesday <strong>April</strong> <strong>25</strong> <strong>2018</strong> Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Sumner head into Anzac Day match undefeated • By Gordon Findlater SUMNER HEAD into today’s match against Burnside undefeated after continuing their good run of form in the Hawkins Metro Premier Cup by beating Sydenham on Saturday. Their 35-20 win over Sydenham was the first time Sumner have defeated the ‘bus drivers’ since moving to the metro premier grade in 2010. The Sumner wave came out rolling and dominated possession in the first half, which coach Martin Dodgson was quick to attribute to the team’s attacking coach, Gareth D’Almeida. “He came up with a wicked game plan,” said Dodgson. While Sumner may have their attack sorted, the club is understood to be on the hunt for a new meteorologist, after making a weather prediction that would have given Jim Hickey nightmares. “It was absolute genius planning on my behalf,” joked Dodgson. “I said to Dylan [Nel] ‘win the toss and take the howling gale because it’s going to rain at half-time’. And just before kick off, it’s not a breath of wind and boiling hot. He looked at me and said he’s never listening to me again.” In the unpredicted TRANSITION: Hayden O’Donnell made a successful switch from halfback to fill in Sumner’s gap at first-five. PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY dry conditions, Sumner piled on three first half tries courtesy of Hayden O’Donnell, Nel and William Saukuru to lead 21-8 at the break. The home side also started the second 40min relentlessly with second half tries to Nel and Filimoni Waqainabete. However, Sydenham kept coming back late in the game to reduce the gap with two late tries. Sumner successfully addressed their first-five injury dilemma by playing back-up halfback O’Donnell as first receiver. “He’s played their a little bit in the past . . . he’s just a really chilled out guy and he actually went really, really well,” said Dodgson. The team may have also escaped a scare after centre Wesley Mauafu left Saturday’s game early due to a dislocated shoulder. The injury often comes with a 12-16 week recovery. However, Mauafu appears to have struck a lucky break. “The physio did all the strength tests on him afterwards and said ‘his shoulder is as good as new because it popped back in really cleanly’,” said Dodgson. It’s hoped he could even be in contention for Sumner’s clash with Burnside at St Leonards Park today. A busy eight days of rugby will be concluded at St Leonards when Sumner host fellow table-toppers and competition favourites Lincoln University on Saturday. BAY HARBOUR PAGE 15 Juniors dominate doubles at Tennis Canty champs WINNING PAIR: Isaac Boomer and Jack Hansen-Ratter after their title-winning performance at Tennis Canterbury’s junior championships. SPORTS SUMMER TENNIS Club juniors were among the winners at Tennis Canterbury’s junior championships at Wilding Park last week. The all Sumner duo of Isaac Boomer and Jack Hansen- Ratter dominated the 10 and under boys doubles competition, dropping just three games in their three matches. They had victories of 4-1, 4-0 in the quarter-final, and 4-0, 4-1 in the semi-final to progress to the final where they met Anzac Robinson Hawkins and Jimmy Rumble. Isaac and Jack brushed aside their competition in the final to win 4-1, 4-0. In the 11 and under boys doubles, Sumner’s Archie Whithear teamed up with Bishopdale’s James Kirk to win the title. They progressed to the final comfortably before defeating the Queenstown pairing of Dan Milburn and Noa Milburn 1-4, 4-2, 12-10. TEAM UP: Archie Whithear teamed up with James Kirk to win the 11 and under boys doubles title. style noun elegance and sophistication. synonyms: flair, grace, poise, polish, suaveness, urbanity, chic, finesse, taste, class, comfort, luxury, affluence, wealth, opulence, lavishness. MAGAZINE STYLE.KIWI