Carmel College continues to shine on the sporting stage, with recent triumphs in Cheerleading and Beach Volleyball underscoring the depth of talent emerging across all year levels. As the school heads into a busy period of regional and national competitions, these achievements highlight both the dedication of the athletes and the strength of Carmel’s sporting programmes.
Carmel College’s Cheerleading team delivered a phenomenal performance at the New Zealand Super Nationals, securing first place in their division and being crowned overall Grand Champions – the highest-placed school at the event. Their precision, teamwork and athletic flair set a new benchmark for excellence.
Several Carmel athletes also excelled while competing with their All-Star Legacy teams at major events on both sides of the Tasman:
Kayson Ramsay-Reid & Arabella Holt – “Pink Obsession”
Gold & Grand Champions — Highest placing Level 5 team
Arabella Holt – “Viperz”
Gold (Level 5)
Amelia Mena, Ava Donnelly & Kristina Koprivcic – “Angelz”
Gold (Level 2)
Kayson Ramsay-Reid & Arabella Holt – “Pink Obsession”
Gold & Grand Champions — Highest placing Level 5 division team
Arabella Holt – “Viperz”
Silver (Level 5)
Amelia Mena, Ava Donnelly & Kristina Koprivcic – “Angelz”
Gold & Grand Champions — Highest placing Level 2 team
These results are a testament to the athletes’ commitment and the high-performance coaching environment supporting them.
Carmel’s Beach Volleyball athletes were equally impressive, with 28 Year 9 and 10 students competing at the 2025 North Harbour Championships. Across both year groups, Carmel teams consistently placed in the top ranks, showcasing exceptional skill and teamwork.
🏆🥇 1st – Alayna Wright & Amilia Young
5th – Anya Whittaker & Sophie Spence
6th – Mia Williams & Chloe Barrett
🥉 3rd – Millie Upton & Maria Hale
4th – Paige Young & Maisey Manolas
5th – Isla Fitzgerald & Edin Irvine
These performances reflect the growing strength of Beach Volleyball within the school and bode well for upcoming island and national competitions.
Carmel College also celebrates Athena Macmac, who represented New Zealand at the IDO World Tap Dance Championships. Competing among 29 dancers from 21 countries in the Tap Dance Solo Female Children category, Athena achieved an outstanding 4th place overall—a remarkable international accomplishment.
Agents and families supporting Carmel athletes should note the following key dates:
Friday 7 November – Athletics Y7/8 NH Zone Day
Monday 10 November – Sports Awards Form Y7/8 Due
Wednesday 12 – Friday 14 November – Volleyball Y9/10 Auckland Champs
Saturday 15 November – Beach Volleyball Y11/12 North Harbour Champs
Tuesday 18 November – Beach Volleyball Y7/8 NH Zone Day
Tuesday 18 – Friday 21 November – Volleyball Y9/10 North Island Champs
Thursday 20 – Sunday 23 November – Waterpolo Y9/10 North Island Champs
Saturday 22 November – Beach Volleyball Y9/10 North Island Champs
All Year 7 and 8 students are encouraged to submit their sporting achievements for 2025.
Deadline: Monday 10 November, 10am
Carmel College is currently seeking coaches for the 2026 season across all sports and levels, from Year 7 and 8 teams through to Premier squads. Those passionate about developing young athletes are warmly invited to express interest.
Enquiries: Sports Department or [email protected]