Golf: Bordering Wentworth College is the prestigious Gulf Harbour Country Club, New Zealand's premier golf course.  Since its inception in 2003, Wentworth has worked with the Country Club to offer Wentworth students (with a qualifying handicap of 10 or under) the opportunity to belong to our Golf Academy through our golf scholarship programme.  Golf is also offered to students with higher handicaps who are interesting in competing at inter-school competitions.

Sailing: Within walking distance of Wentworth is the beautiful Gulf Harbour Marina. Interested students can undertake 'Learn to Sail' programmes as well as enjoy training on the water either at the marina or at one of the many beautiful local beaches.  Wentworth sailors compete in secondary schools' sailing regattas and have enjoyed considerable success in past years.

Air Pistol Shooting:  The sport of pistol shooting is very popular at Wentworth. Students over the age of 12 can take up fencing, with training being held after school in the state-of-the-art shooting range which has been purpose built in the College gymnasium.  Students regularly take part in school competitions such as Auckland and National Secondary School Championships and have had considerable success in recent years, with the Wentworth College Shooting Team winning the prestigous McMillan Cup on 2 occasions and recently placing third in the National Secondary Schools Competition.

Fencing:  Fencing is another popular sport at Wentworth, and one in which a number of students have excelled at both national and international level.  Students of all ages can learn fencing, with 3 disciplines available - Foil, Epee and Sabre.  Students compete both as individuals and as members of the Wentworth Fencing Team.  Students who show particular ability are able to go on to compete internationally, with students in recent years competing at both Oceania and Commonwealth Championships.

Adventure Racing:  This is a popular and growing sport which suits Wentworth students.  Drawing upon leadership, teamwork and technical skills, students can compete in various adventure races such as the Get2Go challenge.  In past years Wentworth students have won the Regional event and qualified for the national finals which are held in December on Gt Barrier Island.  Events such as kayaking, orienteering, mountain biking, tramping and rock climbing are incorporated into this exciting sport.  For senior students, participating in the prestigous Hillary Challenge is the goal, taking technical skills, fitness levels and determination to a whole new level!

Orienteering:  Many Wentworth students are involved in orienteering, one of the fastest growing sports in the country.  Students can compete in a variety of individual and team events which are held across a vast range of terrains.  From school playgrounds to Regional Parks to deep forests, there are races to suit all levels of skill and experience.

Swimming:  Many of our students are heavily involved with the local Coast Swim School, achieving regional and national success with their club.  Students also regularly represent Wentworth at inter-school swimming competitions, where they have the opportunity to compare their performance levels against that of students from other schools.

Volleyball:  Utilising the fantastic facilities of the Wentworth Sports Centre, volleyball is a sport that can be played by anyone. Even without the height advantage claimed by some of our competitors, Wentworth students have represented the school with credit in the past at regional level.

Rowing: Wentworth is a relative new-comer to the secondary schools' rowing scene but is starting to make its mark.  The rowing season is from early spring through to the end of summer, with students 'on the water' training taking place at the Weiti River, approximately 10km from the College.  Students compete in a range of regatta's with the highlight being the NZ Secondary Schools Rowing Regatta (otherwise known as the Maadi Cup).