KingsWay School Sport

It’s wonderful to see so many young men honing their hockey skills while their Christian character shines through — both on the turf and in life. Grateful for the coaches and leaders guiding them with faith, humility, and integrity.

Sunrise training for our Senior 1 Netball team this morning ❤️

Congratulations to Flanny Xue who over the weekend went to the 2026 North Island Table Tennis Teams Championships. After some really close and competitive matches, Flanny’s team managed to secure 1st place in the Under 19 Girls category, beating Auckland in a very tight final! They also placed 4th in the A-Grade Open Women’s category.
Flanny says ‘It was such a great experience learning to play under pressure from both the crowd and players.’ Friends and family got to watch games as they were live streamed on the TTNZ YouTube channel. Go Flanny.

Are you interested in watching the woman’s Black Sticks at Harbour. Starting Monday 15th June to Sunday 21st June

FIH Hockey Women's Nations Cup - Saturday 20 June | Day 4 (Semifinals) Four teams. Two spots in the final. Everything on the line. The pool stage is done and semifinals day is set. Today at North Harbour, the top four nations fight for a place in the FIH Hockey Nations Cup final, while the rest battle it out for classification. One bad bounce, one brilliant moment —....

If you have a daughter, watch this

Why I will always support my daughter endlessly in sports. #stronggirls #girlssports #youthsports #sportsmom #girlssoccer

A couple more highlights from the Year 13 V Teachers Netball match this week

At lunchtime today the hotly contested Netball match between the Year 13s and the teachers ended 12–6 in favour of the students. The teachers started strongly and looked dominant early on, but the Year 13s used superior speed and energy to turn the game around and run out winners, 12-6, levelling the series at one-all.

Flame Basketball Coaches are incredibly proud of their young energetic Basketball team!
They may be small, but they consistently played with giant hearts.
The way they shared the ball, cheered for each other on the bench, and gave 100% effort on every game shows what true teamwork is all about.
Great job, team!

Ruben Hanekom proudly represented KingsWay School at Round 2 of the Auckland Schools MTB XC Champs at South Head, dominating the field to take 1st place in the U16 Boys in a fast, fiercely competitive race! He now sits 1st overall in the championship series. What an incredible achievement! Well done Ruben.