Semi-finals heartstoppers

Petone supporters celebrate with their team on fulltime after beating Tawa in a thriller a year ago. This coming weekend it's Jubilee Cup semi-finals time. Ngati Toa Domain and Helston Park will become the newest venues in Wellington to host Jubilee Cup semi-finals, with Paremata-Plimmerton hosting Old Boys University and Johnsonville welcoming

Wellington defends Ranfurly Shield against spirited Horowhenua-Kapiti

By Adam Julian and Steven White  Wellington: 68 (Sione Halalilo, Dominic Bird, Asafo Aumua, Isi Saumaki 2, Sam Clarke, TJ Clarke, Lewis Northcott, Kailopasi Uluilakepa, Joe Faleafaga tries; Aidan Morgan 9 con) Horowhenua Kapiti: 7 (Malaki Masoe try, Jack Tatu-Roberston con) Wellington successfully defended the Ranfurly Shield in their first defence of 2023, resisting a

Ranfurly Shield Match Savers: Wellington v Auckland 1920

The Match: Wellington v Auckland, Auckland Domain, 7 August 1920 Referee: Mr. C. Atkinson (Whanganui) Conditions: Fine, with darkening skies Crowd: 13,000 The Result:  Wellington 23 – Auckland 20  The Teams: Wellington: F. Malin, McCabe, Tilyard, Barker, Corner, M. Nicholls, E.H Nicholls, Fitzgerald, J. Shearer, Hughes, Harkness, Price, Wilson, Calcinai, Pearce. Emergencies: O’Sullivan, De Clifton, W.

Ranfurly Shield on the line for the first time in season of new tenure as both teams named

The Wellington Lions match-day squad to defend the Ranfurly Shield on Wednesday is: 1. Ha'amea Ahio (Johnsonville) 2. Asafo Aumua (Avalon) 3. PJ Sheck (Tawa) 4. Hugo Plummer (Tawa) 5. Dominic Bird (Upper Hutt Rams) vice-captain 6. Dominic Ropeti* (Oriental-Rongotai) 7. Sione Halalilo (Oriental-Rongotai) 8. Keelan Whitman (Marist St Pats) 9. Logan Henry* (Petone) 10. Aidan Morgan (Marist St Pats) 11.