WHS Sports Achievement
2024 National Achievements
- Kendall McKane: Volleyball – Under 20 NZ Women’s Development Team
- Ben Peat: 2nd IPC Beach Volleyball Under 17
- Kendall McKane & Ani Doherty: 3rd NZSS Beach Volleyball Champs Year 12/13
- Kendall McKane & Monique Prasad: 2nd BOP Under 19 Team – IPC Indoor Volleyball Champs
- Caitlin Lowe, Sophie Growden, Kendall McKane, Monique Prasad, Ahliyah Thompson-Harrison, Zoe Giles, Niamh Steens, Jordan Cochrane, Ani Doherty & Tayla Bree-Heath: 3rd Australia Schools Volleyball Cup, Open Women’s Grade
- Rose Morton: 2nd Under 13 Beach Flags, Oceans 2024
- Holly Mees, Trista Baker, Lucy Carter, Lucie Plockl, Anwen Brown, Lily Anderson, Brooke Nolan & Cassie Bennett: 2nd NZSS Ultimate Frisbee Champs
- Ash Schutz: 2nd Under 16 Single Sculls MAADI Cup
- Travis Talpos & Alex Iremonger: 3rd Under 17 Double Sculls MAADI Cup
- Ash Schutz, Alex Iremonger, Leon Mahy & Hamish McPherson: 3rd Under 17 Coxed Quad MAADI Cup
- Ash Schutz and Travis Talpos: 1st Under 18 Double Sculls and part of the North Island Rowing Team
- Jai Julian: 1st Member of the Eastern Regional A Team Under 17 IPC Surf Lifesaving
- Finn Jones: 2nd Member of the Eastern Regional B Team Under 17 IPC Surf Lifesaving
- Tekaumarua Christie, Ariki Roozendaal, Waihekerangi Totorewa, Te Are Hare, Kaedyn Thrupp & Taane Marshall-Wallace: 3rd W16 250m NZSS Waka Ama
- Zaria Carter: 1st 1.05m Showjumping Championship, Horse of the Year
- Riley Rutter and Peter Thai: 1st Young Enterprise National Excellence Awards (NZSS) – Excellence for Innovation in a Business Plan
2023 National Achievements
- Jamie Julian: 2nd IPC Beach Volleyball Under 19
- Travis Talpos and Alex Iremonger: 1st U16 Double Sculls MAADI Rowing Championships and 1st U16 Double Sculls NISS Rowing Championships
- Shaun Snow & Luke Berquist: 3rd Under 18 Double Sculls MAADI Rowing Championships
- Travis Talpos, Alex Iremonger, Micah Harrison-Walker, Ash Schutz & Hamish McPherson: 1st U16 Coxed Quad Sculls NISS Rowing Championships and 3rd U16 Coxed Quad Sculls MAADI Rowing Championship
- Ariana Dawson: 1st Under 13 Beach Sprints, Oceans 2023 and 1st Under 13 Mixed Beach Relay, Oceans 2023
- Coco Wren: 1st Under 13 Mixed Beach Relay, Oceans 2023 and 3rd Run-Swim-Run Under 13 girls, Oceans 2023
- Ollie Peat: 1st Under 13 Mixed Beach Relay, Oceans 2023
- Kaedyn Thrupp: 1st Waka Ama Long Distance Nationals – J16 W6 and J19 W6 event
- Anna Isaac: 1st NZ National Three Day Eventing Championships at Taupo, L Open Class
- Sophie Growden, Monique Prasad, Ahliyah Thompson-Harrison & Ani Doherty: 1st BOP Under 17 Team, IPC Volleyball Champs
- Kaden Naidoo: 2nd BOP Under 17 Team, IPC Volleyball Champs
- Jamie Julian: 3rd BOP Under 19 Team, IPC Volleyball Champs
- Jonghyun Yun: Blue Light – International Youth Leadership Conference
- Jamie Julian, Jai Julian, Finn Jones, Fjord Hagger, Anna Isaac, Kiera Dooley, Olivia Nolan & Teigan Nolan: 2nd Hillary Challenge
- Maia Patterson-Foster: 1st Aria Singing Competition – Maori Waiata Class 14 Under 21 grade, Highest overall mark in Maori Waiata
2022 National Achievements
- Monique Prasad & Sophie Growden: 1st North Island Year 10 Beach Volleyball Champs
- Kendall McKane & Ani Doherty: 2nd Under 17 IPC Nationals Beach Champions
- Zak Boonen, Luke Berquist, Shaun Snow, Ryan Calder & Conrad Hopkins: 2nd Under 17 Coxed Quad Sculls, NZSS MAADI Cup
- Kokako Raki & Jordyn Shadrock: 3rd BOP Under 18 Rugby League Team at the NZRL 9s tournament
- Caign Boonen: 2nd NZ Age Group Swimming Champs 13 years, 50m and 100m backstroke and 3rd NZ Age Group Swimming Champs 13 years, 50m freestyle
- Kendall McKane & Jordan Cochrane: 3rd Under 17 NZ Inter Provincial Championships – Indoor Volleyball BOP Team
- Charles Santos, Hawk Bendikson & Jonghyun Yun: Endorsed with Excellence – Level 3 (as a Year 12)