Wellington Club Weekly / December 2024
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Rugby outlook 2025 – Part 1 Representative Rugby
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- The festive season is over, and the holiday season will soon be too. It’s back to the grind for many, but for others it means it’s all downhill to another rugby season filled with excitement and drama, mystery and intrigue. We’ve put together some themes and topics to ponder over before the 2025 season kicks...
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Seasons Greetings with Club Rugby
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- Club Rugby wishes the rugby community a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Club Rugby’s team of regular contributors wishes to thank all readers and viewers of our content for their ongoing support to ensure that we can continue to cover rugby from the ground up from a neutral/overview perspective and document and preserve...
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A trusted guide to online betting for NZ sports fans
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- Looking to gamble at an online sportsbook for the first time? While it isn’t necessarily a difficult thing to do, you might need somebody to walk you through the process. That’s what we’re here for. We’re going to give you a quick but informative guide to online betting in New Zealand. There’s quite a lot...
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Excitement building for 2025 Swindale Shield with draw released
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- The 2025 Swindale Shield draw is out, and clubs and supporters will be circling the big dates on the calendar. The season gets underway in the first weekend of April as it did this year, and then rolls through 13 weeks finishing in the last weekend of June, before the playoffs commence the following week...
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St Mary’s third, other Wellington schools underwhelm at Condors
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- A far from vintage weekend for Wellington at the Condor Sevens at Mount Maunganui’s Blake Park. St Mary’s were the only shining light, reaching the Cup semifinals before falling 10-26 to Howick College. St Mary’s had topped their pool on Saturday, with wins over Rosehill College (36-0), hosts Mt Maunganui College (43-7), and then heavyweights...
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