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Aoraki Trophies and cups have been presented to the following teams.
Aoraki Ice-breaker
South Island (or Christchurch) Champs
| Hell For Leather Cup (Sprints): |
| Date |
Winner |
Runner up |
Third |
| 6-March-10 |
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| 14-March-09 |
Fei Long |
Beca Crewsaders |
Tu Meke |
| 2008 |
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| (previously the Partington Cup) for the fastest adult 500m on the day, heats or finals: |
| Date |
Winner |
Runner up |
Third |
| 6-March-10 |
Tu Meke |
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| 14-March-09 |
Tu Meke |
CPC |
Fei Long |
| 2008 |
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South Island (or Christchurch) Champs - Schools
| Boys Championship Cup: |
| Date |
Winner |
Runner up |
Third |
| 6-March-10 |
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| 15-March-09 |
Shirley Boys High School |
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| 2008 |
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| Girls Championship Cup: |
| Date |
Winner |
Runner up |
Third |
| 6-March-10 |
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| 15-March-09 |
Christchurch Girls High School |
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| 2008 |
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| Boys "Splash and Dash" Sprint Cup: |
| Date |
Winner |
Runner up |
Third |
| 6-March-10 |
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| 15-March-09 |
Shirley Boys High School |
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| Girls "Splash and Dash" Sprint Cup: |
| Date |
Winner |
Runner up |
Third |
| 6-March-10 |
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| 15-March-09 |
Christchurch Girls High School |
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Regattas are run under NZDBA
Race Rules
The "Partington Cup" has traditionally been presented to the fastest of any adult
Canterbury crew. Up till 2008, teams have had to come straight from a Corporate/Open final and back it up with a very hardout race. From 2009, the Partington is presented to the fastest times on the day in the 500m course.
That time might be recorded in any race (heats or final).
At the South Island Champs in 2010, Aoraki commissioned a beautiful carved trophy to take the place of the Partington Cup.
Artist Alex McLeod, of Tu Meke club explains "The overall shape of the main carved figure represents a waka.
"The top and the head of the figure represents the peak of Aoraki Mountain looking over the waters of the South Island as Aoraki is the highest mountain in New Zealand.
"There are many meanings to the designs carved on the figure - one is Kowhaiwhai which means growth, sprituality, new beginings and harmony and on the figure I have also used it to represent the water and the cresents between is representing the ripples in the water". |