Sport is an integral part of life at Solway College - shaping character, confidence, and connection across every year level.

 

Our sports programme is built on participation, pride, and performance, offering every student the opportunity to develop skills, leadership, and teamwork in a supportive and inspiring environment.

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As part of our special character, all Solway girls are expected to participate in at least one competitive sport each year. Engaging in sport not only fosters teamwork, resilience, and school pride but also supports physical and mental wellbeing, helping girls develop healthy habits that encourage a lifelong love of being active.

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From local competitions to national tournaments, Solway students represent the College with commitment and integrity.

We value the lessons learned through sport -  resilience, reliability, and respect and celebrate effort as much as achievement.

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Each term offers a wide range of sporting opportunities, from traditional codes such as hockey, netball, and equestrian, to fast-growing activities including archery, volleyball, dragon boating, touch rugby and waka ama.

 

Our students are also encouraged to take on new challenges through leadership workshops and tailored experiences designed to grow confidence, develop coaches and officials, and explore pathways in sport beyond the field of play.

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Our teams are supported by dedicated staff, coaches, and whānau who foster a strong sense of community spirit.

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Through inter-house competitions, exchanges, and regional events, Solway girls learn what it means to compete with heart and to celebrate both individual and collective success.

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At Solway College, sport isn’t just something we do -  it’s part of who we are.