26/12/2023
Auckland Sports College (www.sportscolleges.nz) is accepting enrolments for 2024 in Years 11-14 at its Onehunga site
We provide athlete development and mentoring, as well as work experience through a free metal collection service in Auckland
Tamaki Sports Academy offers mentoring, training, and work experience to youth in South Auckland who are alienated from the mainstream school system but show sporting talent. Our members are enrolled in correspondence school if they are not attending secondary school or tertiary training. They play club sport and are provided with gym memberships and equipment.
26/12/2023
Auckland Sports College (www.sportscolleges.nz) is accepting enrolments for 2024 in Years 11-14 at its Onehunga site
30/06/2023
Our live-streamed Rugby League Tournament (U18, or U19 and under 96kg) is on at Bruce Pulman Park, Takanini, next Wednesday and Thursday (July 5-6). Four teams, each plays two games a day, 25 minute halves. Players keep their jerseys (Broncos, Dolphins, Panthers, or Storm). Last chance to register at
07/06/2023
Live-streamed Rugby League Tournament - U18 or under 95kg. Bruce Pulman Park, Takanini. July 5-6, 2023. FREE. (McGregor Cup). Players keep their jerseys (Penrith, Melbourne, Dolphins, or Broncos). Followed by courses for NCEA credit July 10-13 (ten credits per day, Level 2 and 3). Register at
home page, McGregor Cup The McGregor Cup is an Auckland under 18 or under 95kg rugby league competition. The 2023 competition will be held July 5-6 at Bruce Pulman Park, Takanini. The first McGregor Cup was held in 2022
28/01/2023
We are part of a funded programme that is free for 15-18 year olds with one or more of these - want to play rugby or league at a high level, have left school but want to complete NCEA, not working full-time, want their driver license. Register at https://www.mcgregorcup.nz/relocationchoice.php
Free e-waste and metal collection in the Auckland area. Tamaki Sports Academy operates this service as a fundraiser and to provide work experience for its members. Phone us on 021 263 9800 or email [email protected]. We pick up roofing iron, batteries, old whiteware, cars and car parts, machinery, aluminium, cans, lawnmowers, shelving, engines, motors - anything metal, anything that plugs into a wall, but not the old TVs
23/11/2019
We lost one of our greatest supporters and oldest friends when Mickey B passed away last night. Our condolences to Vicki and their boys, and to all those tough young men who shed a tear for Mickey at the wake last night. The one held in the boxing ring that went on until 6 this morning! We think the funeral will be Wednesday. Details to come.
01/12/2018
Tamaki Sports Academy needs a replacement truck for our free metal collection service. If you are able to make a donation we have a givealittle page https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/tamaki-sports-academy-needs-a-replacement-truck
Otherwise give us a call if you have something for us to pick up (roofing iron, old appliances, car batteries, computers, etc) 021 263 9800
Tamaki Sports Academy needs a replacement truck - Givealittle Tamaki Sports Academy operates a free metal collection service. This provides valuable work experience. Our truck needs to be replaced. - Givealittle is the place to donate and fundraise for causes and charities online.
13/10/2018
Five of our boys were selected in the Toa Samoa U18 team to play against NZ Residents U18 on Oct 6. Congratulations to Blade Kamuhema, Mikeey Lemafa, Eteru Ropeti, Jonah Sauavea, and Kakoi Togoiu.
24/08/2018
We are running a free off-season training programme for up to twenty Auckland or Counties 17-19 year old rugby league players who are aiming to break into the Jersey Flegg (NSW U20) competition, or to make a Fox team in the ARL competition next year. Bigger, stronger, faster for 2019! Get in touch. Check out our web-page at http://www.tamakisports.nz/2018summer.php
20/07/2018
Well done these two. Siave and Kakoi Togoiu made their debut for the NZ Warriors
under 20 team on July 15. Siave scored a try in a well deserved 14-12 win over Penrith
26/11/2017
TONGA, the team of the Rugby League World Cup 2017. Maybe, the ref cost them the semi-final last night, but Tonga would have lost the quarter-final last week if the ref got things right all the time. Tip: Never leave it up to the ref to decide the result of the game. Catch the ball. Make your tackles.