Representative Rugby – Page 60

Matchday highlights: Wellington Centurions (33) v Whanganui Heartland (17)

by clubrugby - August 8, 2023

The Wellington Centurions [men's Development team] beat the Whanganui Heartland Championship squad 33-17 in their fixture at Porirua Park 2 on Saturday. In a close match, there were eight tries scored, as presented below, via Club Rugby TV. Scores were locked up at 12-12 before the Centurions scored right on halftime

Finalists found in college and lower grade club rugby as representative season gets underway

by clubrugby - August 5, 2023August 6, 2023

A tense and willing Premiership semi-final today saw St Pat's Silverstream hold off Wellington College. They will meet Scots College in next week's semi-final. PHOTO: Andy McArthur. By Steven White & Adam Julian The finalists have been determined for next week’s Premiership and Premier 2 First XV college competitions and Reserve

College semi-finals and club and representative transition weekend

by clubrugby - August 4, 2023August 4, 2023

By Scott MacLean The bulk of the club season might be over, but there’s still plenty of rugby happening and some big matches over the next two weekends. College Top billing this weekend goes to the school ranks, with semi-finals in both the Premiership and Premier 2. After the smoke cleared from last

Aisle be Back: The last Test before the RWC and the NPC starting

by clubrugby - August 4, 2023

By Kevin McCarthy Everyone needs a Canada. Even Canada. I’m referencing the Maple Leaf because I always reckon they were the prefect pre World Cup opposition, in 1995 when the All Blacks were off to South Africa. Laurie Mains’ side were not exactly setting the world on fire – 1994 record, six

Rugby coming up throughout August, September and October

by clubrugby - August 3, 2023August 4, 2023

The Wellington Maori - Wellington Samoans clash is always a feature on the representative calendar. They meet this year at Ngati Toa Domain on 19 August. Club rugby in 2023 is winding up through the Lower North Island, but there is plenty of rugby still on the table over the next