Sport Basketball •
Jake McKinlay – Manawatu Jets and Junior Tall Blacks
Cricket •
Dane Cleaver –
Black Caps •
Jamie How – Black Caps •
Adam Milne – Black Caps •
Jacob Oram – Black Caps •
David O'Sullivan – Black Caps •
Victor Pollard – Black Caps and All White •
Mathew Sinclair – Black Caps •
Ian Smith – Black Caps and commentator •
Derek Stirling – Black Caps •
Ross Taylor – Black Caps •
George Worker – Black Caps •
Bryan Yuile – Black Caps
Cycling •
Jesse Sergent – Olympic bronze medalist •
Simon van Velthooven – Olympic bronze medalist •
Campbell Stewart - Olympic silver medalist
Football •
Stu Jacobs –
All Whites, New Zealand Olympic coach •
Steven Old – All Whites •
Jarrod Smith – All Whites •
Alex Rufer – All Whites •
Adrian Elrick – All Whites
Golf •
Craig Perks – former PGA tour golfer
Hockey •
Nick Wilson –
Black Sticks •
Hayden Phillips –
Black Sticks Kayaking •
Ian Ferguson – Olympic gold medalist •
Ben Fouhy – Olympic silver medalist
Motor Racing •
Brendon Hartley – 2015
FIA World Endurance Championship •
Jono Lester – Japanese
Super GT •
Chris Pither –
V8 Supercars Rugby •
Kurt Baker –
IRB Sevens player, Manawatu and Taranaki representative •
Josh Bradnock – Hurricanes •
Francis Bryant –
Manawatu Turbos •
Dean Budd – Italy, Benetton •
Craig Clare – Manawatu, Otago, Highlanders, Bay of Plenty •
Aaron Cruden –
All Blacks •
Jason Eaton – All Blacks •
Jason Emery – Manawatu Turbos, Highlanders •
Ma'afu Fia – Highlanders •
Mark Finlay – All Blacks •
Ben Funnell – Crusaders •
Hamish Gard – Canterbury •
Jackson Hemopo – All Blacks, Highlanders, Manawatu Turbos •
Emosi Koloto – Manawatu, Wellington and Tonga •
Ngani Laumape – All Blacks, Hurricanes, Manawatu Turbos •
Johnny Leota – Highlanders •
Lifeimi Mafi – Munster •
Hadleigh Parkes – Scarlets, Southern Kings, Welsh Grand Slam Winner. •
Liam Squire – All Blacks, Highlanders, Tasman Mako •
Andre Taylor –
New Zealand Maori •
Jade Te Rure – Manawatu Turbos, Edinburgh •
Brent Thompson – Hurricanes •
Rob Thompson – Canterbury, Highlanders, Maori All Blacks •
Doug Tietjens – Highlanders •
Grant Webb – Newport Gwent Dragons •
Craig Wickes – All Blacks •
Ruben Love - Wellington, Hurricanes, All Blacks
Rugby League •
Emosi Koloto – New Zealand
Kiwis •
Ngani Laumape – New Zealand Warriors (rugby league), Hurricanes, Manawatu (rugby union), All Blacks
Politics and public service •
Harold Barrowclough (1894–1972),
Chief Justice of New Zealand (1953–1966) •
Douglas Carter (1908–1988), National MP representing the Raglan electorate •
Trevor de Cleene (1933–2001), Labour MP representing the Palmerston North electorate •
Gaven Donne (1914–2010), Chief Justice of Samoa, Niue, the Cook Islands, Nauru and Tuvalu •
Jonathan Hunt (1938-2024),
Speaker of the House and High Commissioner to the United Kingdom • Major-General
Brian Poananga (1924–1995), Chief of the General Staff, New Zealand Army •
Grant Smith, Mayor of Palmerston North (2015–present). •
Tim Costley (born 1979/1980), National MP representing the Ōtaki electorate
Television •
Shane Cortese – NZ theatre and TV actor •
Peter Land – UK theatre and TV actor •
Hamish McKay – NZ television presenter •
Richard Wilkins – television presenter •
Jed Brophy – TV and film actor – Lord of the Rings •
Clarke Gayford – Fisherman and TV personality •
Jeremy Corbett – TV presenter – Comedian
Other •
H. W. Gretton – poet, lyricist, teacher, journalist, diarist and soldier •
Simon Grigg – music industry entrepreneur, archivist and writer •
Aaron Hape –
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts •
Fred Hollows – ophthalmologist •
Bob McDowall – freshwater fish scientist •
Barry Mora – opera singer •
Simon Moutter – CEO of Spark NZ •
John Panting – artist •
David Shand – International Civil servant •
Colin Webster-Watson – artist •
Guthrie Wilson – novelist and educator •
Gregor W. Yeates – scientist == See also ==