The touch module at Nunweek Park has had massive numbers, thanks to the work of Shelly Johnstone and her family. 

They’ve been running the module for 25 years. 

We shine the spotlight on Shelly this week and get a feel for the amount of passion she and her family have for the module and for those playing in it. 

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The touch module at Nunweek Park has had massive numbers, thanks to the work of Shelly Johnstone and her family.&nbsp;
They’ve been running the module for 25 years.&nbsp;
We shine the spotlight on Shelly this week and get a feel for the amount of passion she and her family have for the module and for those playing in it.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

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Every Saturday morning, Lesley Murdoch brings you the best in local, national and international sport.
Previews, reviews, results and reaction from our own backyard, around New Zealand and across the world.
If it’s sport, we’ll cover it ... with a red and black tinge!
All Sport Breakfast with Lesley Murdoch, 7 - 9am Saturdays on Newstalk ZB.

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Shelly Johnstone: Organiser of the Nunweek Park touch module on the game

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The Pollock Cup is the premier trophy in women's golf in Canterbury and is highly sought after by the clubs.  

This weekend Russley, Waimairi, Christchurch and Clearwater will scrap it out at the beautiful Rangiora Golf Club for bragging rights. 

Thanks to the Elmwood Trading Company, Debbie Scott joined Lesley Murdock to give her thoughts on this weekend’s semifinals, and the state of women’s golf in the region. 

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The Pollock Cup is the premier trophy in women's golf in Canterbury and is highly sought after by the clubs. &nbsp;
This weekend Russley, Waimairi, Christchurch and Clearwater will scrap it out at the beautiful Rangiora Golf Club for bragging rights.&nbsp;
Thanks to the Elmwood Trading Company, Debbie Scott joined Lesley Murdock to give her thoughts on this weekend’s semifinals, and the state of women’s golf in the region.&nbsp;
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Debbie Scott: Canterbury Women's golf team manager ahead of the Pollock Cup semifinals

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The much-anticipated series between the Black Caps and England gets underway this week at Hagley Oval. 

New Head Groundsman Jayden Tohill spoke with Lesley Murdoch about his role in the all-important pitch preparation. 

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The much-anticipated series between the Black Caps and England gets underway this week at Hagley Oval.&nbsp;
New Head Groundsman Jayden Tohill spoke with Lesley Murdoch about his role in the all-important pitch preparation.&nbsp;
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Jayden Tohill: Hagley Oval Head Groundsman ahead of the test between the Black Caps and England

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The word legend is used all too often these days, however there is no doubt Kay O'Reilly earned the title. 

Kay gave a lifetime of service to sport and teaching, particularly netball, coaching and mentoring thousands of girls and women in the art of the game and life. 

Sadly, Kay passed away peacefully in the company of her family in New Plymouth earlier this month. 

Lesley spoke with long-time friend of Kay, Adrienne Hayes about her contribution. 

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The word legend is used all too often these days, however there is no doubt Kay O'Reilly earned the title.&nbsp;
Kay gave a lifetime of service to sport and teaching, particularly netball, coaching and mentoring thousands of girls and women in the art of the game and life.&nbsp;
Sadly, Kay passed away peacefully in the company of her family in New Plymouth earlier this month.&nbsp;
Lesley spoke with long-time friend of Kay, Adrienne Hayes about her contribution.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE&nbsp;

Adrienne Hayes: Long-time friend of Kay O'Reilly on her impact on New Zealand sport

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Shelly Johnstone: Organiser of the Nunweek Park touch module on the game

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