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Naitoa Ah Kuoi playing in his only match for Marist St Pat's this year, a draw with Johnsonville. Photo: Andy McArthur. By Steven White There is plenty of synergy between Wellington and Bay of Plenty, in terms of playing style, team culture and the sort of individuals that thrive in both
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Wellington U19s retain title, OBU Scallywags miss out in semi, Samoans beat Centurions in U18s derby game
Rongotai College and Wellington Samoa U18s halfback Sila Fa'avae gets his pass away amongst a sea of Wellington Centurions U18s defenders in today's U18s competition match at Lyndhurst Park. Fa'avae scored one of five tries as his side won 31-24. Photo: Andy McArthur The Wellington U19s completed an unbeaten season and
Wellington U19s on the road in last match, OBU Scallywags hosting U85kg semi-final
Version 2.0 (5.00pm updates): The Wellington U19s require just two bonus points, from a draw or a high scoring close loss, to retain the Hurricanes U19s Central Region Shield this coming weekend against the Manawatu U19s in Palmerston North. But they are not resting on their laurels against the competition strugglers
Scoring highlights: Wellington Centurions (55) v Hawke’s Bay Saracens (19)
The two teams met at Rugby League Park, Newtown, on Saturday. Wellington won 9 tries to 3, after leading 17-7 at halftime, in fine clear conditions. The match was well-contested at the breakdown, but Wellington had a clear advantage up front and at scrum time. That and two separate sin-binnings to Hawke's
