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Wing Fritz Rayasi attacking early in the second half for the Centurions today, with teammates in close support. By Steven White & Scott MacLean One-sided results were the order of the day in three matches played in and around Palmerston North today. The Wellington Centurions sailed to a 79-14 win over Manawatu
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Plenty of representative rugby to follow this weekend- plus Top 4 day one updates
Wellington U19s co-captain Ollie Church on the attack last week. They play the Manawatu U19s in Pahiatua in their second competition match tomorrow. Photo: Andy McArthur. By Scott MacLean The rugby rolls on tomorrow with a full slate of matches around the region. A preview of what's and teamlists as available
Aisle be Back: Winger-go-round and Laumape returning to Hurricanes
Ngani Laumape is returning to the Hurricanes next year. By Kevin McCarthy World Rugby has given the All Blacks permission to field a revolutionary 19-man starting lineup for the blockbuster test at Eden Park next week. There’ll be eight forwards as usual, a halfback and first five and fullback. And five
Lions and Auckland looking for change in fortunes in Fred Lucas Cup game
Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 114: Tom Katene
One of the original ‘pocket battleship’ wings. The years 1955 and 1956 were heady ones for in Petone, Wellington and New Zealand rugby. Petone were runners-up and then won the Jubilee Cup in these two seasons, Wellington won back the Ranfurly Shield and the country hosted the Springboks. Tom Katene was in