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MSP and Love preparing for Hardham Cup final against Petone

by clubrugby - July 20, 2023July 20, 2023

MSP halfback Logan Love getting his pass away in his team's recent match against first round winners Paremata-Plimmerton. Photo: Stewart Baird. By Steven White After a delayed start to the club season because of a groin injury, Marist St Pat’s halfback Logan Love has been one of the Scarlets’ most consistent

OBU and Ories win Jubilee Cup eliminators in tightly fought matches

by clubrugby - July 8, 2023July 9, 2023

By Steven White, Scott MacLean and Adam Julian JUBILEE Cup results and scoring (with scorers as received) is HERE HARDHAM Cup results and scoring (with scorers received) is HERE The Old Boys University Billygoats and the Oriental-Rongotai Magpies won a pair of tightly fought Jubilee Cup elimination matches today, to advance to

POLLS (new): Who do you think will win the Jubilee and Hardham Cups?

by clubrugby - July 4, 2023July 4, 2023

The Wellington club rugby Jubilee and Hardham Cup teams have been confirmed for the remainder of the season. We are now into knockout rugby for the next three weeks. Starting this Saturday, the winners progress to the semi-finals on Saturday 15 July and the finals on Saturday 22 July and the

Most tries in a Wellington Premier club rugby match (since 2006)

by clubrugby - May 11, 2023May 14, 2023

Stanley Solomon 4 tries last weekend for Petone (left) and Riley Higgins, 4 tries in a match on two occasions for Petone last season. Photo: Andy McArthur. The following article has been updated from its original that was published in June 2018, and covers the period since the start of 2006

Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington: Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington: 021 Major William James Hardham, VC

by clubrugby - July 27, 2022July 27, 2022

William James Hardham was the only New Zealander to be awarded the Victoria Cross during the Boer War in South Africa (1899-1902). He also played club rugby for Petone and 53 games for Wellington before and after that war and Wellington’s Premier 2 club rugby trophy is named after him. Hardham