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A bittersweet day yesterday for rugby fans across New Zealand. On one hand, the All Blacks excelled on the world stage and came within a whisker of winning the Rugby World Cup; on the other there were several what ifs and maybes on fulltime after the 11-12 loss to the Springboks
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Sir Gordon Tietjens Sevens this weekend
The annual Sir Gordon Tietjens Sevens Tournament is being played at Massey University this Saturday and Sunday. The tournament hosted by Palmerston North Boys' High School features three divisions, these being: Open Boys, Open Girls, U15 Boys, each being played concurrently on three adjacent fields. Pool play is on Saturday from 11.20am
Sideline Conversions 25 October (Some midweek rugby news and information)
The 2023 season is rapidly coming to a close, and with it this column for this year. See below for some midweek news and information. An entertaining, positive day out in sunny conditions at Naenae College on Monday for the annual Condor Sevens tournament, with some great rugby played. Scots College
Scots, St Mary’s and Hutt Valley High School win Condor 7s titles
The Hutt Valley High School U15 team. Photo Andy McArthur. By Steven White Scots College (Open Boys), St Mary’s College (Open Girls and U15s Girls) and Hutt Valley High School (U15s Boys) are the 2023 Wellington region Condor 7s champions. Both Scots and St Mary’s retained their respective Christian Cullen Cup and