Chiefs, Auckland, and New Zealand secondary schools rugby representative. Liam Barry - former All Black Adrian Blincoe - New Zealand middle distance running representative Anthony Boric - Professional rugby union player; former All Black Martin Brill - Olympic fencing representative Graham Dowd - former All Black Chris Drum - former Black Cap David Kosoof - former Black Stick Blair Larsen - former All Black Moses Mackay - music, performing arts, and opera star, bass/baritone of trio Sol3 Mio Mark Mitchell - Member of Parliament for Rodney (2011–present) Taine Murray - New Zealand basketball player currently with the Virginia Cavaliers John O'Sullivan - New Zealand rugby league international Chris Pringle - former Black Cap Tony Scheirlinck - former All White Members of the Screaming Meemees (Tony Drumm, Lawrence "Yoh" Landwer-Johan, Peter van der Fluit, Michael O'Neill) Martin Snedden - former Black Cap, sports administrator, 2011 Rugby World Cup CEO Scott Talbot, swimmer and coach Rudi Wulf - former All Black Notes Boys' schools in New Zealand Educational institutions established in 1961 North Shore, New Zealand Catholic secondary schools in Auckland 1961 establishments in New Zealand