13/08/2020
Sport Waikato will be continuing to operate at Level 2 while practicing strict hygiene and physical distancing, as well as moving our meetings to online where at all possible. At alert Level 2, sport and recreation can continue as long as gathering numbers, contact tracing and physical distancing (where possible) are observed. Please contact your regional sporting organisation for updates and information specific to your sport. Here's a reminder for what play, active recreation and sport looks like at Level 2: https://bit.ly/2DMh1M7 Below are some links to information and services that could help during this time to answer any questions you might have.
23/03/2021
Updated strategy to grow participation in play, active recreation and sport in the Waikato region
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A steep decline in the number of registered female rugby players was the catalyst for King Country Rugby Union (KCRU) to develop the new Les Elder Wahine Toa Secondary School Program.
06/11/2020
More than 130 play, active recreation and sport organisations across the Waikato region....
25/08/2020
There’s no question, the year 2020 has seen sport impacted like never before.
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