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The Wellington Lions after their win over the Counties Manukau Steelers in 2019, with the Jonah Lomu Memorial Trophy. PHOTO: Mike Lewis Pictures. The Wellington Lions have shown both their defensive mettle and attacking prowess in their recent two National Provincial Championship matches that rounded off their Storm Week. After beating Tasman
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Homegrown excitement machine Harold ‘Bunk’ Pollock was a fixture of Wellington club and representative rugby throughout the 1930s. Bunk Pollock was a three-time Jubilee Cup winner with his Petone club in 1930, 1935 and 1938, and played a decade of representative rugby for Wellington and played for the All Blacks in
Scoring highlights: Wellington U19s (50) v Hurricanes Heartland U20s (12)
The two teams met in the first round of the Hurricanes region Central Region Shield competition at NZCIS at Upper Hutt. Defending champions the Wellington U19s won the match 50-12, after leading the Hurricanes Heartland U20s 31-7 at halftime. The other opening round match of this competition saw Hawke's Bay beat Manawatu
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Tipped over. Action from the match on Saturday between the Wellington U19s and the Hurricanes Heartland U20s. Wellington won 50-12. Hawke's Bay beat Manawatu 45-0 in their match and Wellington and Hawke's Bay play each other in round two this Saturday. Photo: Andy McArthur. UPDATES 1.0: The rugby train keeps rolling,