UPCOMING KEY DATES
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The 2020 South Island Masters Games will be a sporting and social experience not to be missed. Held from the 9-18 October this will be an occasion where the saying 'the older we get the better we were' will ring true.
Below are some Key Dates for participants and supporters to keep in mind: Early March - The schedule of sports will be announced. Old favourites will be there along with new events like Mud, Sweat & Tears, The Mini Golf Masters and Pickleball! Mid / Late March - The entertainment schedule will be announced. Think quiz nights, comedy nights, group buffet dinners, bingo, DJ's, bands and maybe a couple of other familiar faces from the past... we may even turn the Caro Bay Hall into our own version of the Ally Pally!! April - Entries for all events OPEN! |
Report on the 2018 Games
Thank you everyone for a great games in Timaru 2018 Thank you so much to everyone that joined us in Timaru for the 2018 South Island Masters Games! It was another blast. Blessed with good weather (well apart from one day), the Games was a rip-roaring success.
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About the South Island Masters Games
Proving age is no barrier to participating, the Games hosts 30+ sports which attract thousands of competitiors aged up to 95 and beyond from all over the South Island.
The goal of the Masters Games is to encourage participation in sport where camaraderie and competition are equally celebrated. People compete for various reasons whether it is to stand on the podium, improve their personal best, catch up with friends and enjoy the social atmosphere.
For most sports there is no qualification criteria other than age. That means anyone can compete - either to win or simply have fun.
The goal of the Masters Games is to encourage participation in sport where camaraderie and competition are equally celebrated. People compete for various reasons whether it is to stand on the podium, improve their personal best, catch up with friends and enjoy the social atmosphere.
For most sports there is no qualification criteria other than age. That means anyone can compete - either to win or simply have fun.
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