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  The New Zealand Secondary Schools Calendar caters to students competing in Aerobics, Artistic Gymnastics, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Tumbling and Trampolining. Westlake Girls has a proud history in rhythmic gymnastics and this year is no exception. Year 10 student Athena Li won the New Zealand Junior International Rhythmic Gymnastics title, and the New Zealand Secondary Schools […]

Westlake Girls Squash is fortunate to call North Shore Squash Club their home. Within walkabout distance to school, students are invited to try a new sport or develop their skills set at the well established club. The Secondary Squash league starts in May each year and it is played on Monday’s after school at various

Westlake Girls High School sporting facilities include three artificial turfs which comprise a blue international hockey turf and two FIFA class artificial football fields. The covered courts have six tennis and four netball courts with another three outdoor tennis and netball courts. There is a cricket oval, two cricket practice nets, two gymnasiums, one dance

Westlake Girls Tennis is played in Term 1 and Term 4. The Senior school competitions and tournaments are played in Term 1 while the Junior school competitions are in Term 4. Teams travel to various venues around Auckland or Harbour, depending on the competition, as well as host teams at the impressive Westlake Girls covered

Adventure Racing is a multi-based sports event that is a combination of running, swimming, mountain biking, team building, water activities and mystery challenges which you will only find out about on the day of the race. Each Westlake Adventure Racing Team is a combined group of 8 from the Girls and Boys schools. Each year

Westlake Girls has a high number of students playing badminton for the school both socially and competitively. Seniors and juniors play in the North Harbour competition during Terms 2 and 3 as well as at the Auckland and New Zealand Championships. The North Harbor Senior competition: Starts 8th of May (tbc) North Harbour Senior Competition

After an incredibly successful 2022 season which saw the return of the Westlake Girls Premier Cricket to the top grade in Auckland for 2023, the side experienced a challenging year. With the oldest player in the side only in Year 11, it highlighted the need to focus on developing the side for the future. The

If you are not afraid of a little bit of dirt and mud, and enjoy getting out amongst nature, then Cross Country might be the sport for you! The Cross-Country season runs from April through to August and involves challenging races of various distances over public parks, reserves and sometimes even farms. Westlake Girls also

Equestrian is a specialist sport which has continued to grow from strength to strength largely due to the dedicated commitment of enthusiastic parents. Student’s are required to have their own horse to compete in Equestrian and parental supervision is essential. Westlake Girls has many students that compete regularly for the school throughout the year. 2024

Football is one of the larger sports at Westlake Girls with 8 teams competing in the North Harbour and Auckland competitions last year. There are 4 competitive teams, 2 x Senior & 2 x Junior in 2024, as well as 4 Social teams across both junior & senior. In preparation for the trials in late

Westlake Girls has enjoyed golfing success over the past 5 years but is rebuilding its golf team for the North Shore Collegiate Golf Competition which is played in February – March. To compete in this league, students need to have a handicap. Individuals can also enter the two day Auckland Secondary Schools Strokeplay Championships on

Netball is the largest sport at Westlake Girls with 46 teams competing in the 2023 North Harbour and Auckland competitions. Students must register early for netball, before 20 February, because Junior trials begin on Sunday 25 February (see trial dates below). Played in Term 2 and 3, the competition begins with 4 weeks of grading