Nigel Brown ONZM – artist Shane Cortese – actor Malcolm Evans – cartoonist Ian Mune OBE – actor Erik Thomson – actor Richard O'Brien – actor Jeremy Redmore – musician Stuart G. Bugg – international debating Public service Tuariki Delamere – politician & Commonwealth Games athlete Air Marshal Sir Bruce Ferguson – KNZM, OBE, AFC Chief of New Zealand Defence Force Todd Muller – Member of Parliament for the Bay of Plenty (2014–present) and former Leader of the Opposition (New Zealand) Sport Kris Bouckenooghe – NZ Football Brendon Bracewell – NZ Cricket John Bracewell – NZ Cricket Daniel Braid – All Black Mick Bremner – All Black Peter Burke – All Black Peter Burling (born 1991), Olympic sailor Sam Cane – All Black Adrian Cashmore – All Black John Clark – NZ Rowing – 1972 Olympian Stuart Conn – All Black Geoff Cotter NZ Rowing – 1988 Olympian Mahé Drysdale (born 1978), Olympic rower Daniel Flynn – NZ Cricket Steve Graham – NZ Hockey Wayne Graham – All Black Andy Hayward – NZ Hockey Nathan Harris – All Black Jarrad Hoeata – All Black Brendon Julian – Australian cricketer Greg Kane – All Black Tanerau Latimer – All Black Tony Lochhead – NZ Football, 2010 Fifa World Cup representative Sam Meech (born 1991), Olympic sailor Brent Newdick – NZ decathlete, Commonwealth Games silver medallist Jordan Parry – NZ Rowing – 2020 Olympian David Rayner – NZ Football Aidan Ross – All Black Greg Rowlands – All Black Jason Saunders (born 1991), Olympic sailor Paul Simonsson – All Black Owen Stephens – All Black and Wallaby; rugby union and rugby league Roger White-Parsons – NZ Rowing – 1984 Olympian Kane Williamson – NZ Cricket Royce Willis – All Black References Boys' schools in New Zealand Educational institutions established in 1958 Secondary schools in the Bay of Plenty Region Schools in Tauranga 1958 establishments in New Zealand