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Australian born and raised Kenneth ‘Snowy’ Svenson eventually played for four provinces but made his biggest mark playing for Wellington as a midfield back or wing. From Toowoomba, about an hour’s drive inland from Brisbane, Svenson started his career at the end of World War One at Whanganui before playing for
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Fewer clubs mean fewer players – but all is not lost
By Touchline While following the drama of the Jubilee Cup on the wireless this past Saturday afternoon, (and being aware of six defaulted games in the Under 85 competition), Touchline mused on the state of the game in the Capital. As an older member of Wellington’s rugby community, Touchline’s circle of
Paremata-Plimmerton and Johnsonville earn week off, Petone and MSP drop to Hardham Cup
Tawa second five Lumafale Lualua on the charge against Petone in today's opening round Jubilee Cup fixture, won narrowly by Tawa. Jubilee Cup results and scoring (as received) HERE Hardham Cup results and scoring (as received) HERE Club rugby round-up by Steven White and Scott MacLean Updated Sunday: The top two qualifiers from
Second round Jubilee and Hardham Cup competitions starting tomorrow
‘By George,’ Young Archie Wins Quad for Wellington College
By Adam Julian Photos by Andy McArthur Wellington College has won the annual quadrangular tournament for the first time since 2014 with a pulsating 32-31 victory over Whanganui Collegiate in postcard conditions at Wellington College this afternoon. In a gargantuan struggle of thrilling tries, jolting tackles, and feverish crowd support, the