The Blues evening was a great success this year with 51 merit awards, 87 blues awarded, and six students earning national honours. Their success highlights that nearly ten percent of our students are excelling in their chosen sports. more..

MAHURANGI COLLEGE BLUES AWARDS Is a prestigious distinction that is presented to a student who has achieved outstanding success in sporting activities. In order to achieve a BLUES AWARD the Criteria and standards below must be met. Blues recipients will receive a badge as well as a certificate. more..

This is a prestigious distinction that is presented to a student who has achieved outstanding success in sporting activities. Blues recipients will receive a badge as well as a certificate. All applications to be received no later than 9am on the 16th September 2015. All enquiries and applications ... more..

The Annual Sports Blues took place on Wednesday 21st October in the College Hall. Our student leaders and Sports Prefects, Louis Reeves and Emma Matheson welcomed everyone and reminisced about their time doing sports at Mahurangi College. Principal David Macleod also gave a quick welcome and intro... more..

Another successful Sports Blues was held at Mahurangi College on Tuesday night the 21st. The guest speaker was Doug Young, a Big Wave Surfer featured in the Herald in September. Congratulations to the Junior Open Underwater Hockey team as Team of the Year, Ariaana Osborne as Sportswoman and Forrest ... more..

This year has been great for sport at Mahurangi. The Junior Underwater Hockey team not only qualified for their very first NZ Secondary Schools Nationals but won the Silver medal as well. The Senior Girls and Senior Mixed Touch Teams are off to NZ Secondary Schools Touch Nationals, again, and the ... more..

The Sports Blues Awards were held in the school Auditorium on Thursday the 15^th September.  The awards are held to celebrate the achievements of the elite athletes in the school.  This year we were proud to congratulate 75 Athletes on their achievements so far this year.  Some... more..

The Sports Blues were held at the end of Term 3. Jo Aleh, an olympic sailor was the guest speaker who spoke of her experiences training to ensure she reached her goal of the Olympics. Sportsman and women were announced as Andrew Johnston along with Stacey Cunningham and Stacey Martin. more..