Rugby / April 2023
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Sideline Conversions 1 May (some rugby news and information to start the week)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- We are in the mix for round six this coming weekend, games at a glance: #1 – Avalon v Pare-Plim #2 – HOBM v Upper Hutt Rams #3 – Norths v Ories #4 – Wainui v Poneke #5 – Wellington v Marist St Pats #6 – J’ville v OBU #7 – Tawa v Petone +++++...
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Statement win for Women
- Marist St Pats Rugby
- Our Premier Women made a statement in their big win over Oriental-Rongotai, while most of our Men lost to OBU...
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More high scoring as Rams and OBU continue to set the pace
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Johnsonville race in to score their last try of the day in their 29-26 win over Oriental-Rongotai for the Ash Pointon Cup. PHOTO: Andy McArthur. By Steven White & Scott MacLean Results & Standings (individual scoring to be included once received) HERE Another round of high scoring in the Premier Swindale Shield competition on a...
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Wellington club rugby live scoring updates, Round 5, 29 April
- Wellington Club Weekly
- It is the fifth round of the 2023 Wellington club rugby season. The fifth round of the Premier Men’s Swindale Shield competition sees all seven matches kick-off at their usual time of 2.45pm. The draw with teamlists is HERE Today’s Swindale Shield radio broadcast match is the Old Boys University v Marist St Pat’s kick...
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Maranui slsc newsletter march/april 2023
- Maranui Surf Life Saving Club
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Kia ora e te whānau, Thank you to ALL our amazing clubbies for another epic season. Amazing work everyone. Well Done to all our amazing tamariki and rangatahi who have given it a go, learnt new skills, grown in confidence, developed, shown leadership, achieved outstanding results, personal bests and had FUN! Awesome work Maranui athletes. A HUGE THANKS to all the athletes, awesome coaches, parents who got in the water, managers, lifeguards, officials, IRB drivers & crew, age group managers, BBQ crew, helpers, event crew, towing the trailers, parents, supporters, sign-in crew, maranui whānau, supporters, sponsors, admin staff and board members for making it such a fantastic and awesome season. Shout out to all those who became lifeguards and officials. We couldn’t have done it without you. Big thanks! Nothing short of magnificent - TEAM MARANUI - LEGENDS! We look forward to seeing you all at the Maranui End of Season Celebration on Sunday 7 May. Please join us in celebrating the 2022/2023 season. This celebration is for both juniors and seniors, we hope to see as many of you there as possible - details below. Subs for 2023/2024 have not been agreed as of yet, but just a reminder that subs finish at end of June with a new year commencing on 1 July. Ngā mihi. <!-- --> MARANUI END OF SEASON CELEBRATION Maranui SLSC invites you all to come and celebrate the Maranui End of Season Celebration 2023. This is held annually to recognise the achievements and service of club members over the season for lifeguarding, junior surf, senior sports, instructors, coaches and service to Maranui SLSC over multiple years. We encourage all club members to attend. This celebration is for both juniors and seniors, we hope to see as many of you there as possible PLEASE RSVP USING THE ONLINE FORM - https://forms.gle/k8pFYAwMcwwRZ3U37 RSVP by Monday 1 May SUNDAY 7 MAY Wellington Rugby Club Hataitai Park, Ruahine St, Hataitai AWARDS START 3PM SHARP Awards finish 5pm Finger food, water and fruit juice will be provided. Drinks can be purchased from the bar (EFTPOS is available). <!-- --> Junior Surf (Nippers) What a season we have had. I know we haven’t celebrated our tamariki as often as we should in this newsletter, but hopefully our social media content has shown how we love seeing what they and the parents achieve. Jump on Facebook www.facebook.com or instgram www.instagram.com/maranuislsc/. As I look back over this season I feel proud of every child that pulls on togs or wetsuit and hits the water at Sunday sessions, Carnivals & Mid week development sessions. I thank our amazing coaches for the effort and care they give to developing these amazing kids. We did not cancel a Sunday session, ran for 3 extra weeks into March and ran the Inaugural Boat ramp to beach swim. This year had 18 athletes regularly taking part in mid week development & 16 of those headed to Oceans - Junior surf nationals and represented Maranui with pride and showed all the values of the Maranui way. We also had a steady 6-10 keen paddlers come on a Thursday to board skills sessions. We want to grow these groups and grow more lifeguards as well as athletes who continue through to lifeguard sports. We can not achieve what we achieve without unwavering support from our parent group, sign in crew, lifeguards and board members. Thank you to the parents who have become officials this year, managed age groups at carnivals and squeegeed the floor before leaving, it was noticed and appreciated. As we plan for 2023/24 we are always looking for more officials, coaches, helpers …If your not sure what you can do give me a call/text/email. If you have any thoughts on what we can do to support more kids getting involved again reach out. Sunday 7th May is our end of season celebration. We celebrate the success of our tamariki, excellence in our senior lifeguard sport athletes, achievements of lifeguards in service and our amazing volunteers. Please do join us, its also an opportunity to meet some of those people you don’t see often or haven’t met but do heaps for our Nippers. Lucy Barry Director Junior Surf Sport lucyjanebarry@gmail.com <!-- --> Maranui SLSC Lifeguard Sport athletes (Seniors) Back Row L-R: Joshua Bethell, Bruno Joli, Kano Hill, Joseph Barry, Max Reynolds, Thomas Warburton + Coach Rhys Speirs. Front Row L-R: Amelia Brown, Holly Reynolds, Lola Beck, Bella Tuia, Ruby Douglas, Sarah Hay, Olivia Butcher, Ella Strang. MARANUI REPRESENTS AT TSB NATIONALS 2023 IN NEW BRIGHTON Big, challenging, scary and exciting are all words that Maranui's lifeguard sport team would use to describe the surf conditions at TSB Nationals. Maranui has been going through a rebuilding phase of it's senior team with only 2 current athletes having experienced Nationals previously thanks to Covid. The club has some exciting talent that showed their potential and that they are heading in the right direction. Athletes made a number of finals across the age groups. Whilst only one Podium was achieved the young team showed they are on the cusp of producing podium finishes, by recording 4ths, 5ths, 6ths, 7ths and top 15's in highly competitive races and challenging conditions. Ski events were incredibly hard in 3 metre surf and gnarly sandbars. It was incredibly satisfying to see our U19 women's ski relay team of Holly Reynolds, Ruby Douglas and Ella Strang rewarded with a bronze. Coach Rhys is looking forward to continuing the work and fun, seeing what can be achieved in 2023/24 as the team matures and the mahi starts. Rhys Speirs Director of Sport rhys.speirs@gmail.com U19 Women's Ski Relay Team L - R: Holly Reynolds, Ruby Douglas and Ella Strang - Bronze medalists. L-R: Ella Strang, Amelia Brown, Holly Reynolds, Ruby Douglas, Kano Hill, Joe Barry, Bruno Joli, Tom Warburton <!-- --> MARANUI IRB RACE TEAM The Maranui IRB Team competed at the 2023 bp New Zealand IRB Championships at Waihi Beach, Bay of Plenty on Saturday 15 April. Unfortunately due to surf conditions, Day 2 racing (Sunday 16 April) was cancelled. Day 1 - Strong wind and rough conditions meant a challenging day of racing for the crews. U23 Mens - Mass Rescue Semi, Single Rescue Semi U19 Mens - Mass Rescue Semi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Want to be part of the IRB TEAM? Qualifications expression of interest will be sent out to lifeguards/members in the coming month. IRB Crewpersons Module - www.surflifesaving.org.nz/lifesaving/powercraft-education/irb-crewpersons Senior Lifeguard Award - IRB Driver - www.surflifesaving.org.nz/lifesaving/powercraft-education/irb-driver <!-- --> FIRST AID OFFICER WANTED After 6 years in the role I am stepping down. I will do a proper hand over and provide support in the transition. If you are interested please contact Carrie - redmanatee@gmail.com Look forward to hearing from you, Carrie Matson Speirs <!-- --> RACHAEL BURKE - PEER SUPPORT Rachael Burke has recently undertaken training through SLSNZ to take on the role of Peer Supporter within Maranui Surf Life Saving Club. Peer Supporters are specially trained SLSNZ members who can provide confidential support to their fellow members on a range of issues including wellbeing concerns, personal stress, and traumatic lifesaving incidents. Peer Supporters can also connect Maranui members with the Benestar programme. All current active members and their immediate families have access to FREE counselling and wellbeing support through Benestar. If you would like to discuss anything further feel free to contact Rachael on 021767347. KOOGA JACKETS KOOGA DECK PARKAS FOR SALE Price: $170 inc GST Branded Maranui 300gsm fleece lining 3000mm water resistant shell Knee length Fleece lined hood Super toastie warm for Wellington weather or between races. GARMENT MEASUREMENT GUIDE Please check sizing before you place an order. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aj9zvZchA1SY6Kbd-gcUFQ9YhbQwqPUi/view?usp=sharing Please contact Rhys - rhys.speirs@gmail.com <!-- --> IRB <!-- --> SEASON CALENDAR 2023 / 2024 Maranui End of Season Celebration (All Club Members) - Sunday 7 May 2023, Wellington Rugby Club, 3pm - 5pm Junior Surf Starts - Sunday 5 November 2023 Oceans'24 - Thursday 22 February - Sunday 25 February 2024, Mount Maunganui Beach, Tauranga SLSNZ Calendar - https://www.surflifesaving.org.nz/calendar All dates, times, locations etc are correct when published but subject to change. <!-- --> CLUB CONTACTS Jim Warwick (Club Chairperson) - chair.maranuislsc@gmail.com Anna McDonnell (Director of Lifesaving) - lifesaving.maranuislsc@gmail.com Rhys Speirs (Director of Sport) - rhys.speirs@gmail.com Francie Russell (Director of Business) - frances.russell@xtra.co.nz Pru Popple (Director of Operations) - prupopple@hotmail.com Lucy Barry (Director of Junior Development) - lucyjanebarry@gmail.com Rachael Burke (Director of Membership) - rachael@tiaki.net.nz <!-- --> Thank you to our MAJOR SUPPORTERS for your continued support! <!-- --> Copyright © 2023 Maranui SLSC, All rights reserved. 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Club rugby to soar to new heights in fifth round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Upper Hutt Rams are gunning for their fifth straight win when they play Northern United at Porirua Park tomorrow, while Wainuiomata will want to get their campaign back on track following recent home losses when they travel to Tawa. PHOTO: T-Paul Gale. Draws & Results HERE By Scott MacLean It seems remarkable that after...
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Aisle be Back: Hurricanes v Brumbies tonight
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Kevin McCarthy There’s a sense for the Hurricanes that their season starts tonight. The meaningful season that is. I’ve struggled this year to get a gauge on how they’re really tracking – and their soft early draw has not helped. Sitting atop the table a couple of weeks ago, I hope no-one took that...
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O’Brien a welcome addition to WRFU Academy and MSP Swindale Shield squad
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Steven White Jack O’Brien has come down to Wellington from Hamilton this year to join the WRFU Academy and Marist St Pat’s and has already left his mark. A strapping midfield back with a cool head, O’Brien has shown both qualities in his first two Swindale Shield matches for his new club. This past...
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Three Historic New Zealand Rugby Players
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Inevitably, New Zealand has witnessed a generation of success, stardom and splendid players. The country is known for its prominent legacy in a myriad of sports activities and has also gracefully bagged the Rugby World Cup title in its resume. Perennially, the All Blacks are positioned atop the International Rugby ranking system over the years...
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Club rugby winning streaks and unbeaten runs
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The match in 2016 that ended Old Boys University’s 19-game winning streak, losing 20-23 at Kilbirnie Park. In 2016 we ran a story called Club Rugby Winning Streaks – a look at some of the famous winning runs in modern and historical times. Seven years later, we thought to update this by incorporating some more...
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington: Jack Lamason
- Wellington Club Weekly
- One of Wellington’s finest all-round sportsman. John Ryder ‘Jack’ Lamason was a year-round captain of club and Wellington provincial teams for several years during the peak of his career in the 1930s. Lamason was both Wellington’s rugby and cricket captain, and he represented New Zealand in the latter sport. He was also a Wellington club...
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Polo Ground Colts, Premiers highlights from Saturday
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Paris Memorial Trophy. Scoring highlights of the opening round of the Paris Memorial Trophy Wellington club rugby Colts competition in Wellington on Saturday 22 April, between home team Oriental-Rongotai and visitors the Wellington Axemen. In drizzly but clearing conditions, Ories won the match 45-11, after leading 12-6 at halftime. The margin of victory for...
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Rugby - Teamsheets & Live Scoring for 2023
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- For 2023, all boys and girls rugby teams will be required to use NZ Rugby s MyRugby Manager app to enter game day team...
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Sideline Conversions 24 April (some rugby news and information to start the week)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- With their team gelling on the field, supporters have enjoyed consecutive Saturday afternoons out in the Ngati Toa Domain sunshine. Photo: Stewart Baird. Anzac Day tomorrow – lest we forget. There is one match tomorrow, at Evans Bay Park, where the MSP Colts and the St Pat’s Town First XV will play for the Xavier...
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Rams and Goats unbeaten, eye-catching results in the Eastern Suburbs
- Wellington Club Weekly
- By Steven White & Scott MacLean & Andy McArthur (photos) Results & Standings (individual scoring added as received) at: http://www.
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Big wins and draw
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- Many grades enjoyed big wins on a damp Saturday afternoon, while our Premier Men have escaped with a draw...
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Wellington club rugby live scoring updates, 22 April
- Wellington Club Weekly
- It is the fourth round of the 2023 Wellington club rugby season. The fourth round of the Premier Men’s Swindale Shield competition sees all seven matches kick-off at their usual time of 2.45pm. The draw with teamlists is HERE For the games, scoring updates and updated results see below. WRFU Men’s Premier The Colts competition...
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Club rugby set to soar in round four
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Callum Watts-Pointer and Northern United were defeated by Marist St Pat’s last week. They cross the road to take on Poneke for the Cyril Collett Memorial Shield and in an important fourth round match for both sides. By Scott Maclean Draws & teamlists for round 4 HERE The quarter-mark on the Premier season gets reached...
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Barrett and Rams Bonding Strong
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Tynan Barrett lining up a kick a fortnight ago against Poneke. Photo: Upper Hutt Rams. By Adam Julian The Upper Hutt Rams appear to be a different beast in 2023. The Rams have won three consecutive matches to start the Swindale Shield. They won four matches in each season between 2019 and 2022. “Upper Hutt...
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 038: Sydney and Jack Shearer
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Sydney (left) and Jack Shearer, both Poneke/Selwyn/Oriental and Wellington forwards operating a century ago. The Shearer brothers, older brother Sydney and Jack, were both hard-nosed forwards who flourished in Wellington club rugby in the years following the cessation of World War One, both making Wellington representative teams and the All Blacks and continuing their careers...
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Harper Lock Shield: Poneke v Paremata-Plimmerton
- Wellington Club Weekly
- The Harper Lock Shield. Scoring highlights of the Round 3 Wellington club rugby Premier 2 fixture on Saturday between Paremata-Plimmerton and Poneke at Ngati Toa Domain. In windy, but fine conditions, Poneke won 40-34, after earlier skipping out to a 21-0 lead and then leading 28-14 at halftime as the home side dug deep and...
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Big wins on Old Timers Day
- Marist St Pats Rugby
- Our Premier Men, Women, Premier Reserves and Presidents all recorded big wins as the club celebrated Old Timers Day...
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Sideline conversions 17 April (some news and information to start the week)
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Big crowds and plenty of support around the club rugby venues in Wellington Saturday. A high scoring round, with over 60 tries scored in the seven Swindale Shield matches played. Round 4 matches this coming weekend at a glance: #1 – Ories v Petone #2 – Wainui v Upper Hutt Rams #3 – Poneke v...
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High scoring matches highlight Swindale Shield third round
- Wellington Club Weekly
- Johnsonville celebrate one of their tries in their 42-7 win over Hutt Old Boys Marist this afternoon at Helston Park. PHOTO: Natural Light Photography. By Steven White & Scott MacLean Results and scoring (individual scorers added when received) HERE The third round of the Swindale Shield played in sunny, windy conditions around the Wellington region...
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Wellington club rugby live scoring updates, Round 3, 15 April
- Wellington Club Weekly
- It is the third round of the 2023 Wellington club rugby season. The third round of the Premier Men’s Swindale Shield competition is being played today, with the remaining five scheduled matches kicking off at 2.45pm. The draw is HERE For the games, scoring updates and updated results see below. WRFU Men’s Premier The third...
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Third round blockbusters in club rugby on Saturday
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- The Upper Hutt Rams will be hoping to make to make it three wins from three when they host the Wellington Axemen tomorrow, with the Hinaki-Mei Axe on the line. By Scott Maclean Draws & teamlists for round 3 HERE Tomorrow sees the commencement of the remaining WRFU grades, but our first weekend with a...
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Aisle be Back Hurricanes v Chiefs (check guides for replays)
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- By Kevin McCarthy The Hurricanes – Chiefs match directly clashes with club rugby this week. Attendance at club rugby matches is encouraged ahead of the Super Rugby fixture. Check guides for replays of that match. Club rugby Draws & teamlists for round 3 HERE Here comes the reality check. It’s hardly the Hurricanes’ fault that...
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Ronaldo Seumanufagai back at Ories and working hard in 2023
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- Ronaldo Seumanufagai playing against Paremata-Plimmerton last Saturday. PHOTO: Stewart Baird. Former St Pat’s Town captain Ronaldo Seumanufagai made 26 Premier appearances for Oriental-Rongotai in 2020 and 2021, before shifting to Southland last year for a season. He has returned to Wellington and Ories in 2023, and Huddy Sports caught up with him for a chat...
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 037: Stan Dean
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- Stanley Sydney McPherson Dean was a titan rugby administrator for over three decades in the first half of last century. Dean was a Poneke Football Club, WRFU and NZRU administrator, Chairman and President for many years and also served twice as All Blacks manager on two overseas tours. Originally an Aucklander, Dean became a naturalised...
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Rugby Rising Stars in 2023
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- All eyes on the Rugby World Cup 2023, about to take place later this year. France is set to host the 10th edition of the Men’s Rugby World Cup, with 20 nations competing for the trophy from September 8th to October 28th. Having lost out in the finals on the first three previous occasions, France...
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Spotlight on Coolmoves
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- If you are looking for a moving company, then look no further than our major sponsor Coolmoves...
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A “Club” Loyalty Quandary
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- By Rolling Maul In the sometimes-troubled intersection between community and professional sport, this weekend sees the unprecedented situation where Wellington’s rugby faithful are being invited to abandon the free-of-charge sidelines of the Swindale Shield, to pay for a bucket seat at Wellington’s CBD stadium to watch the Hurricanes play the Chiefs. As Tuesday’s media release...
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Harper Lock Shield scoring highlights: Tawa v Marist St Pat’s
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- The Tawa Second XV were the top team in their grade in 2022, with a 16/16 record. They started their 2023 home season with this 43-14 win over Marist St Pat’s at home at Lyndhurst Park on Saturday. In fine conditions, Tawa played into the moderate wind in the first half and went on to...
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Tough Easter Saturday
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- Our Premier Men, Women and Premier Reserves were all handed tough losses on the road on Easter Saturday...
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Sideline Conversions 10 April (the rugby Resurrection)
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- Poneke halfback Sam Howling scored all 16 points for his team on Saturday. Poneke heads to Ngati Toa Domain this coming Saturday searching for their first win, against home side Paremata-Plimmerton who defeated Oriental-Rongotai on Saturday. Photo: Upper Hutt Rams rugby. Monday morning edition (check back for updates): Two weeks into the new season and...
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Paremata-Plimmerton pip Ories as Rams, OBU and Petone make it two from two
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- Two bonus point wins to start the 2023 season for Old Boys University and two defeats for Hutt Old Boys Marist. Photo: Andy McArthur. By Steven White & Scott MacLean Draws & Results HERE (individual scoring to be added as and when received) Paremata-Plimmerton will be devouring their Easter eggs tomorrow morning after their 21-17...
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Wellington club rugby scoring updates Round 2, Saturday 8 April
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- It is the second round of the 2023 Wellington club rugby season. There have already been three Easter weekend competition games prior to today: Swindale Shield: Norths beat Avalon 28-24 Swindale Shield: Wainuiomata beat Wellington FC 31-16 Harper Lock Shield: Hutt Old Boys Marist beat Old Boys University 36-27 The second round of the Premier...
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Second round Swindale Shield continues on Easter Saturday, Women’s competition underway
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- Northern United No. 8 Luca Rees with ball in hand in his side’s win over Avalon on Thursday night. PHOTO: Chainsaw Photos. By Steven White & Scott MacLean The second round of the 2023 Swindale Shield continues tomorrow with the remaining five matches to be played, while it’s the also the second round of the...
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Aisle be Back: Hurricanes v Highlanders
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- By Kevin McCarthy The organisation I work with is sending a couple of people to over the Rugby World Cup in France later this year. Cue the jokes – no need to book anywhere past the quarterfinals then. Black humour of course, or in this case All Black black humour. The classic get-in early defence...
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Easter comes early for Swindale Shield with games tonight
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- For three of the four teams in action tonight, their Easter eggs will taste a lot sweeter later in the weekend if they can register their first wins of the Swindale Shield competition. There are two matches being played tonight, and both promise to be epic encounters, involving one team that won on opening day...
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Ellis enjoying being back with Johnsonville this season
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- Andy Ellis playing for Johnsonville in 2021 at Helston Park. Johnsonville’s 31-24 win over Poneke in the first round of the Swindale Shield last Saturday was one of the notable results of the opening weekend. Andy Ellis took a year off last season as Johnsonville won four and drew one of their 13 matches and...
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 036: Charlie Gillespie and Alexander Pringle
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- Gillespie left and Pringle right, Oriental club All Blacks 1913 and 1923. Two Oriental clubmen who played a decade apart but had much in common. Both Gillespie and Pringle were hard-nosed forwards who both gave unwavering commitment to Oriental in Wellington club rugby over several seasons, both played a similar number of games for Wellington...
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Harper Lock Shield: HOBM (24) v Wainuiomata (13) match highlights
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- The Hutt Old Boys Eagles second XV kick-started their season on Saturday at William Jones Park with a 24-13 win over their Wainuiomata counterparts. In windy conditions, the Eagles led 14-0 after halftime then 14-10 at halftime as Wainuiomata hit back with two tries before the turnaround. Playing into the wind in the second half,...
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Sideline Conversions 3 April (some rugby news and information to start the week)
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- Two tries on Premier debut for last year’s College Sport Wellington Player of the Year and new Upper Hutt Rams prop Senio Sanele. Both his tries came late and part of the Rams’ last-gasp 35-34 win over Paremata-Plimmerton. PHOTO: Peter McDonald. The opening weekend of club rugby is in the bag, and at least a...
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First up wins over Avalon
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- Our Premier Men and Premier Reserves have recorded bonus point wins over Avalon to open the 2023 season...
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Upsets and thrillers mark opening day in Wellington club rugby
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- Petone made a fast start to the Swindale Shield with a big win over Northern United. PHOTO: Andy McArthur. By Scott Maclean & Steven White Week One results (individual scorers to be added once known) HERE The long-awaited 2023 Wellington Club Rugby season kicked off this afternoon in blustery and sometimes showery conditions, and defending...
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