KIS Wall Of Fame
We honour those who have come before us, who have aimed for the stars and reached the mountain tops. It’s not just the past, it’s the future. It’s not just about Kamo Intermediate, it’s the world. It’s a message of excellence EVERYWHERE!
They practised, they worked hard and they succeeded. Congratulations to these chosen few. Proof that dedication and consistency will lift you among the stars.
E HINE, E TAMA, NGĀ WHETŪ, MŌ ĀPŌPŌ
Girls, Boys, Stars of Tomorrow
2019 –
• First KIS Student to collect over 100 school stripes. (KIS Record-104)
• Received the Year 8 Sportsmanship Award in 2014.
2017 –
• Gold Medalist 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
• Received the Year 8 Citizenship & Sportsmanship Awards in 2012.
2017 –
• 2012 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup
2014 –
• Recipient of the Year-8 KIS Citizenship Award in 2004.
2013 –
• 2019 Member of Team NZ America’s Cup Sailing
• 2015 Member of Emirates Team NZ America’s Cup Squad
• 2013 2nd 49ers & 49ers FX World Championships Yachting
2010 –
• NZ Olympian #1229
• 2016 Rio & 2012 London Olympic Games
• 2015 Canadian & 2011 German FIFA Women’s World Cup
2009 – 2012 | 2014 –
• NZ Olympian #1152
• Gold Medalist 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
• Silver Medalist 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games.
• 2012 London & 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
2009 – 2012 | 2017 –
• NZ Olympian #1159
• Gold Medalist 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
• Silver Medalist 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games.
• 2012 London & 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
2009 –
• Most capped Women’s Black Stick in history (16/06/2019 vs Belgium)
• NZ Olympian #1180
• 2011 FIH Women’s Young Player of the Year.
• Gold Medalist 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
• Bronze Medalist 2014 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games.
• Silver Medalist 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games.
• 2012 London & 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
2009 – 2012
• Silver Medalist 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games.
2008 –
• 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Athlete
(Representing South Africa).
• Formerly represented New Zealand in triathlons until 2017.
2008 – 2011
• Recipient of the Year-8 KIS Sportsmanship Award in 2002.
2007 – 2009 | 2011 – 2012
• NZ Olympian #1181
• 2012 London Olympics New Zealand Women’s Hockey Team.
• Recipient of the KIS Year 8 Citizenship & Sportsmanship Awards in 2001.
2006 – 2007
2005 – 2013 | 2015 – 2017
• NZ Olympian #1158
• Silver Medalist 2010 New Delhi Commonwealth Games.
• 2012 London & 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
• 1985 KIS Year 8 Sportsmanship Award Recipient
2003 | 2011 – 2012
2002 – 2004
• Head Coach New Zealand Junior Tall Blacks Men
• Won the New Zealand Highland Heavyweight Games Championships 18 consecutive years 1995-2013
• Received both the Year-8 Citizenship and Sportsmanship Awards in 1984
1994
• Black Fern #54
1990 – 1999
1989 – 1999
• All Black #902
• Scored 65 test points for the All Blacks
1981 – 1992
• NZ Olympian #471
• 1984 Los Angeles & 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games.
• NZ Men’s Hockey Coach
• NZ Olympian #360
• Gold Medalist 1976 Montreal Olympic Games
We have some impressive teachers at our school, but these are some of the more famous teachers. They are part of the Kamo Intermediate whānau legacy. They have represented New Zealand in sports around the world!
“The Best That You Can Be!”
2001 – 2015
• NZ Olympian #969
• Silver Medalist 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games
• 2004 Athens & 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
• Bronze Medalist 1994 Victoria Commonwealth Games
• Received Queen’s Service Medal for Services to Bowls and the Community.
1978 – 1981
• All Black #790
• Silver Fern #41
• 1967 Netball World Champions
These are former Kamo Intermediate students and teachers who have represented their countries in full or senior national teams. We have not included Age-Group and Junior national teams.
Black Sticks YouTube Channel : 21 June 2019
Stacey Michelsen 275 Caps Interview
Stuff News Article : 11 May 2018
Home ground parade congratulates Whangarei’s Golden Girls’ hockey success
Northern Advocate Article: 19 Sep 2012
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