Tainui Games runs over two weekends:

1. Saturday 28 / Sunday 29 January 2023
2. Saturday 11 / Sunday 12 February 2023

Tainui Games runs over two weekends and three different locations.

Surfing | Ragland, 28 – 29 January 2023

Tuurangawaewae Games | Tuurangawaewae Marae & Paterson Park, 29 January 2023

1. Piirori-A-Roto | Indoor Bowls

2. Whai-Kiingi | Chess

3. Teenehi | Tennis

4. Kii-O-Rahi

5. Waka Ama

6. Hahaupooro | Golf

Hopuhopu Main Games | Hopuhopu Sports Centre, 11 – 12 February 2023

1. Whiikoi Roa

2. Toa Haakarimata (Haakarimata Ngaaruawaahia)

3. Paa Whutupooro | Touch

4. Poituukohu | Basketball

5. Poirewa | Volleyball

6. Poitarawhiti | Netball

7. Poikoopiko | Table Tennis

8. Kukume Taura | Power Pulling

9. Iuka | Euchre

10. Tiaki Taiao | Pest Remover Comp

11. Te Reo Maaori | Tikanga Ora Reo Ora

12. Para Kore

Please contact your Marae directly or you can email Pania Paekau | [email protected]

Marae were emailed their registration packs on Friday 7 October 2023.

The Tainui Games Rules and Information can be found here on the Tainui Games page on our website.

Because of time constraints we have tried to maximise the time as much as possible to accommodate as many rounds as we can, as well as enough time for finals and prize giving.

You can find each sports capacity limit within the Sports Rules and Information.

You can find the Stallholder application here.

Stallholder applications close | Monday 9 January 2023.

Stallholder applications close | Monday 9 January 2023