Hillsborough Junior Athletics Club Inc (HJAC) aims to introduce children to the sport of athletics and caters for all children between the ages of 2 and 14.
The season runs from October to March with a break over Christmas. If you would like more information about Hillsborough Junior Athletics Club, feel free to contact any of the committee members.
Come along and enjoy athletics with us at Hillsborough Park, Carlton Street, Hillsborough, every Wednesday from 5:45 (7pm finish for Juniors 2-6, about 7.30pm finish for Seniors 7-14)
If the weather looks doubtful, please listen to Newstalk ZB (1080AM or 89.4FM) just after 5pm on Wednesday evenings, and refer to this page.
Don't forget to check out the latest news right here News 2011
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HJAC Prizegiving photos from Sunday 6th May 2012, Hillsborough Primary School hall coming soon.
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Our thanks to Bunnings Warehouse Mt Roskill for your support with our fundraising efforts during 2011
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Site last updated: 17 May 2012
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Accolades continue
to flow for HJAC athletes at the annual Auckland Junior Prizegivng held Monday
14 May 2012.
Awards are presented
to the top three boy and girl athletes in each group - either 7-9 years or 10-14
years.
Three HJAC
athletes were nominated and selected by the Auckland Junior
committee.
10-14 Girls - Malia
Longopoa (11G) Second place (she won it last year)
10-14 Boys - Michael
Dawson (14B) First place Niven Longopoa (13B) Second place (he won it last
year)
In addition, Niven
won the trophy for the top 13 year old at Auckland
Championships. Their families were
also present to share the special moments. A fantastic
achievement for the athletes and HJAC - Congratulations! -
Niven Longopoa, Aubrey Lasi, Tamsin Harvey and Marlia Steinmetz were chosen for the Auckland 12/13 Interprovincial team.
Teams from each province in NZ contested a closely fought competition at Mt Smart over the Easter weekend.
Some excellent performances including four HJAC records. Congratulations to Niven for being chosen as the Boys Captain.
The competition was won by Wellington with Auckland a very close second, just 77 points adrift!
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