Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
The 2010 Rowing Championships and New Zealand Universities selection trials will be held at Lake Waihola, Dunedin. The competition will run from 10 - 11 April with NZU Trials on 11 & 12 April.
A copy of the Team Managers handbook can be downloaded here
Monday, March 1st, 2010
University Sport New Zealand (USNZ) is pleased to announce that the 2009 New Zealand University Games event has been announced as a finalist in the 2009 New Zealand Sport and Recreation Awards.
The event which was held in Taranaki has been named in the Project Collaboration Section. 2009 was just the second time the Games event had been held outside of a University town and the first time it had ever been to the Taranaki region.
The Project Collaboration Section Award is designed to recognise organisations which have partnered in a successful sport and recreation collaboration.
The Games and the 2009 Consortium consisting of Sport Taranaki, Western Institute Of Technology, Venture Taranaki, New Plymouth District Council, Stratford District Council and South Taranaki District Council will vie for this coveted award against three other finalists; Community Swim (The John Walker Find Your Field of Dreams Foundation and Manukau Leisure Services Ltd) Nairnville Artificial Turf (Wellington City Council, New Zealand Community Trust, Capital Football and Wellington Rugby Football Union) and Push Play Neighbourhoods (Harbour Sport, Rodney District Council, Harbour Health PHO, Coast to Coast PHO and Accident Compensation Corporation)
Winners will be announced at the Sport & Recreation Sector Awards on Monday 26th April in Wellington.
Media Release Sector Awards
Thursday, February 25th, 2010
University Sport New Zealand is working with partners and affiliates to develop up submissions to the Select Committee against Voluntary Student Membership (VSM).
If Voluntary Student Membership had to take effect it would severe implications for tertiary sport in this country as funding and resource towards sporting opportunities at a campus level right through to National and International events would be severely reduced or cut altogether.
Current USNZ programmes such as the World University Games, New Zealand Universities Blues, Uni Games and Uni Snow Games will all be at risk. Training and development programmes run by USNZ for tertiary sports staff would be discontinued and new initiatives being explored with the New Zealand Secondary School Sports Council would be dropped.
Student Associations, Universities, Tertiary providers and organisations such as USNZ are compiling submission now. If you would like to make a submission to the Select Committee please contact your Student Association on campus alternatively contact:
Louise Burns - University Sport New Zealand
Louise.burns@universitysport.org.nz
OR
Pene Delaney New Zealand Union of Student Associations
pene.delaney@students.org.nz
Submission close 31 March 2010
For more information visit:
To make a submission
http://www.parliament.nz/en-NZ/PB/SC/MakeSub/9/c/9/49SCES_SCF_00DBHOH_BILL9320_1-Education-Freedom-of-Association-Amendment.htm