2020 COVID 19 has put paid to  the entire years play for the Secondary schools - no qualifier, no Under 21's, no National final, no replacement events (there were to be 3) two in the north and one in the south. Lets hope things improve for the secondary school players next year.

Secondary Schools Regional Final played in Timaru on 27th March 2019,  A Grade at Ashbury and the B Grade played at West End.

A Grade:  was won on a countback from the first 3 teams all on 6 wins.

1st Thomas Henderson and Caitlin Smith Mt Hutt College.

2nd Harry Wilson and Sen Mcmaster Waitaki Boys High.

3rd Conner Hall and Hunter Lil, MHC.

4th on a countback Neil Alumbro and Cam Holmes MHC from

5th placed Jazmine Davidson and Libby Robb Waitaki Girls High School both with 5 wins.

There were nine pairs competing from four schools the other being Timaru Boys High School.

B grade won by Ashburton College Girls, Charlotte Clifford & Alice Homer.

2nd Timaru Bos High, Harry delaney & Ben Shikkur.

3rd  =Timaru Boys High School Jack Blakemore & Alex Doyle

       = Timaru Boys High School MacKenzie Amett & Hamish Stayt.

Secondary schools regional final, tournament played in Timaru on the 21st March 2018, A grade at Ashbury and the B grade played at West End.

A Grade 1st Logan McCorkindale and Josie Tallents Ashburton College. Ash Col

2nd Kaleb Small and Chris Spittal Mt Hutt College. MHC

3rd Edmund Fordyce and Connor Hall MHC,     4th Jakob Smith and Thomas Henderson MHC

5th Caitlin Smith and Kristie Hunter-Latham MHC,     6th Libby Robb and Jazmin Davidson Waitaki Girls High

7th Neil Alombro and Cameron Holmes MHC,     8th Duncan Mac Farlne and Sebastion Ruehorn Waitaki Boys High.

B Grade - West End

1st Harry Wilson and Sen Macmaster WBHS

2nd Ben Hargreaves and Reed Stevenson Timaru Boys High

3rd Alexander Doyle and James Martin TBHS,     4th Adam McEwan and Thornton Hellewelle TBHS

5th Penny Stilgoe and Braxton Morrison Ash Col,     6th hannah O'Reilly and Drew Porter Ash Col

7th Brett Meyer and Ned Milne TBHS,     8th Marry Tarry and Ashleigh Mavor Ash Col

9th Ben Shikker and Harry Deleaney TBHS, 10th Laurraine Aperocho and Yvangeline Radin Ash Col

11th Romina Malabuyoc and Leslie Revsora Ash Col.

 Secondary Schools Tournament Wednesday 29th March, held in Timaru with the A grade at Ashbury Club and the B Grade held at West End Club.

Entries this year in the B Grade were 12 pairs (last year only 4 pairs) Participants were inexperienced players new to the game. They were managed at West End by Jarrod Coutts from Mt Hutt High School, they played in two blocks of six pairs and a seven point game.

Winners Jazmin Davidson and Libby Robb who were successful in all of their games, Jazmin & Libby play for Waitaki Girls High School in Oamaru.

The A grade playing at the Ashbury Club had eight entries and played in two blocks of four and two playoff rounds. Block one winners playing the Block two winners in the final round. 

Chris Spittall and Kaleb Small prevailing over Edmond Fordyce and  Jakob Smith in a closely fought game 7-6, in third place was the Ashburton College pairing of Logan McCorkindale and Josie Tallents who comfortably beat Richard Turpie and Joshua Ree from Mt Hutt College. the manger at Ashbury was Jenny Macnab, schools represented at the event were Mt Hutt College, (11 pairs) Ashburton College, (3 pairs) Timaru Boys High, (2 pairs) Waitaki Boys High (2 pairs)and Waitaki Girls High School (1 pair). Conditions underfoot were damp while overhead the sun was absent all day.

Secondary Schools Tournament Sunday 18th October 2015 at Aorangi with Janet Skerrett managing.
This is the qualifying tournament for the schools final in the North Island in 2016.

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Secondary Schools tournament Wednesday 6th November 2013 at Aorangi with Janet Skerrett managing.
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Results from the Secondary Schools Tournament played in Ashburton at the Waireka Club on 3rd April 2012.
The Manager was Raylene Phillips this is her comment on the day.
" The answer to Waireka's prayers - when the day dawned fine and we welcomed 16 teams consisting of 62 players from the Croquet South Canterbury region, with North Otago, South Canterbury and Ashburton schools participating.
Ashburton College - 7 teams, Timaru Girls High 1 team, Timaru Boys High 2 teams, Waitaki Girls 4 teams, Waitaki Boys 2 Teams.
The Competition comprised of 16 teams each with 4 players - this ensured play was continuous with the pair not playing lending much support to the other half - the spirit of competition was immense as you can imagine with youth of this age. Waireka had a mentor on the lawn - one for each game - this worked well and enabled play to be flow freely - no mean feat with double banking and golf croquet.
From the arrival of the players  to the their departure, the day ran like clockwork, thanks largely to the paperwork carried out by the Waireka Club Secretary Sue Lamb as she liased with Bob Pringle [the Regional Sports Director for the Aoraki Secondary Schools Sports] over the finer details."

The results.from the primary division.
Boys:
1st Ashburton College G - Angus Mackenzie, Harry Ferguson, Connor Wilson, Jamie Stockdale.
2nd Timaru Boys High B - Hamish Johnston, Matt Hodgett, Mitch Burberry, Ryan Powell.
Girls:
1st Ashburton College E - Brittany Butler, Chelsea Corbett, Britteny Davis, Beth Jepson.
2nd Ashburton College F - Christal Brosnahan, Alicia Calles, Sarah Overweel, Becky Mavor.
3rd Waitaki Girls C - Baylee Berry, Tahlia Hapuku, Jess Mason, Nicole Williams.

The results from the advanced division.
Boys.
1st Ashburton College B - Andrew Hawthorne, Adam Greaney,Laurent Fifield, Cedric Senkel.
2nd Waitaki Boys A - Blake van Rooy, Graig Devlin, Lucus McIntrye, Dylan Williams.
3rd Waitaki Boys B - Cullen Smith, Bryn Bayliss, Albie Ng, Cameron Tonkin.
Girls.
1st Timaru Girls  Palamie Flannery, Jasmine Rule, Lisa Auty, Corina Fuchs.
2nd Waitaki Girls A - Tannah McLay, Jessie Robertson, Selene Kane, Chrystal McIntyre.
3rd Ashburton College C - Cheyenne Rose, Britteny Hindson, Kelsey  Campbell, Tayla McAdam.

The overall winners on the day were Timaru Girls High School who were awarded the 'Aoraki Secondary Schools Golf Croquet Champions Trophy.'