ENSOC plays a vital role in connecting engineering students with industry professionals, offering practical experience, networking opportunities, and professional development.

The Keystone Trust supports young New Zealanders into property, construction and engineering careers through scholarships, mentoring, internships and industry connections, helping create pathways for the next generation of industry talent.

The Christchurch Football Club is the oldest Rugby club in New Zealand, and was named when Rugby was known as football hence the name. The club provides valued facilities to the Christchurch community.

Courtney Williams is a canoe slalom athlete who competes on an international level. She recently competed in the Oceania champ in Auckland, finishing 5th overall, and looks forward to where her canoe takes her next.

Since the early 80’s the Tauranga BMX Club has been a valued facility for the Tauranga Community. The track is a place to learn and improve cycling skills, to socialise with peers, and to partake in competitive cycling.

Ohaupo Rugby & Sports Club was established in 1888 and is one of the longest running clubs in the Waikato. The team is full of many talented players including our own Kirk Roberts structural engineer.

The aim of the Waihi Beach Lifeguard Service is to achieve excellence in beach rescue services and lifesaving sports by continually developing the skills of our members and by promoting the role of the club in the community.

Tauranga Girls’ College had a number of teams competing in the semi finals of BOP/ Waikato EPro8 competition held at Waikato University.