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The two teams met to fine-tune their preparations for their upcoming regional competitions that start this coming Saturday. Tasman play in the South Island U20s competitions and Wellington contest the Hurricanes region Central Region Shield, in which they have been champions since 2014. Wellington got off to a good start and scored
Representative Rugby
NPC Number Crunching: Wellington v North Harbour
Above: Callum Harkin scores a try for the Lions in their defeat to North Harbour. This proved to be their only try of the evening. The Stat Attack by compiled by Peter Marriott continues for this year’s 50th National Provincial Championship competition. The third one from the match against North Harbour is
Sideline Conversions 17 August (some rugby news and information to start the week)
Lineout time at Rugby League Park on Saturday, with the Wellington Centurions and Māori teams in action in drizzly conditions. Monday midday updates: A busy weekend of rugby just completed, with St Pat's Silverstream and Poneke celebrating the most. Silverstream won five college rugby titles on Saturday and Sunday to cement
Pōneke Ruffnuts win Reserve Grade final, College Finals Day winners crowned and rep rugby ramps up
By Steven White & Scott MacLean The Pōneke Ruffnuts put the icing on the cake of their 30th anniversary celebrations with a hard-fought and gritty 30-20 win over the Johnsonville Cripples in their home Reserve Grade Division 1 final this afternoon. In College Finals Day, there were wins for St Pat’s
Club and College Finals and Representative rugby all on the schedule this weekend
Above: The Wairarapa-Bush and Wellington Māori teams in the thick of the action last weekend. Photo: Hugh Pretorius. Wairarapa-Bush are away to play Poverty Bay in their Heartland Championship season opener, while the Māori are at Rugby League Park to meet the Wellington Centurions. More below. By Scott MacLean The path