Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Kawau Island.
In one week we are, going to a island called Kawau. It is 8km off the mainland of New Zealand.
Camp Bentzon is on Kawau island, you have to go there by ferry from Workworth or from spit bay. We have to go by bus to get to Workworth then we have to get on the ferry and load all our gear on to it.
I’m looking forward to jumping off the wharf. Richard and I are going to have a legendaray bombing challenge, I am definetley going to beat him. He is being so cocky about him thinking that he is going to beat me, but it is not going to happen(I’m calling you out Richard. I will beat him.
The challengeing thing for me is going to be the burma trail I hate doing them. The last one that I did was last year and it was freaky. I didn’t know what was going to be around the corner, and if someone was going to pop out of a bush and scare me. But I am also looking forward to the burma trail I want to be the first to get to the end of it.
I can’t wait untill we get to Kawau Island. This camp sounds like it is going to really fun.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Class Project
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
On
the 30th of September, Samoa and South Africa played against each other
in the final pool game. Amongst the restless crowd, there were lots of
screaming Samoan fans. It seemed that only Samoan fans turned up to
watch the game. Luckily for them the score was closer than everyone
thought.
The first try was scored by Brian Habana, who plays for South Africa. He dived over in the corner for his 40th test rugby try. In the last rugby world cup Brian Habana equaled with Jonah Lomu for the most Rugby World Cup tries in a whole tournament. This year he should be looking to break that record.
The Refereeing in this game was just shocking. The ref called some unbelievable calls, like sending Paul Williams off with a red card. John Smit was also sent off with a yellow card. Unsurprisingly, there were some rumours that the ref was paid by the South African team to make them win.
The final score for this game was 9-17 to South Africa. South Africa just pulled away with the win. Manu Samoa should still have their, heads up high. The score was closer then what everyone expected. Hopefully the All Blacks will avenge the Samoans in a game.
I think this game was very close and the referee for this game made a lot of bad decisions. The score could have been even closer if he didn’t make those decisions
The first try was scored by Brian Habana, who plays for South Africa. He dived over in the corner for his 40th test rugby try. In the last rugby world cup Brian Habana equaled with Jonah Lomu for the most Rugby World Cup tries in a whole tournament. This year he should be looking to break that record.
The Refereeing in this game was just shocking. The ref called some unbelievable calls, like sending Paul Williams off with a red card. John Smit was also sent off with a yellow card. Unsurprisingly, there were some rumours that the ref was paid by the South African team to make them win.
The final score for this game was 9-17 to South Africa. South Africa just pulled away with the win. Manu Samoa should still have their, heads up high. The score was closer then what everyone expected. Hopefully the All Blacks will avenge the Samoans in a game.
I think this game was very close and the referee for this game made a lot of bad decisions. The score could have been even closer if he didn’t make those decisions
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