Representative Rugby – Page 74

Scoring highlights: Wellington Centurions (55) v Hawke’s Bay Saracens (19)

by clubrugby - September 5, 2023September 5, 2023

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

Sideline Conversions 4 September (some rugby news and information to start the week)

by clubrugby - September 4, 2023September 4, 2023

A big weekend of rugby just gone, and it continues this coming weekend, albeit a bit quieter with fewer games and competitions in action. Of course, it will be wall-to-wall Rugby World Cup coverage, heading into the opening match of the tournament in Paris between France and the All Blacks next

Contrasting wins for Wellington teams over Hawke’s Bay sides at Rugby League Park

by clubrugby - September 2, 2023September 2, 2023

Above: Teammates celebrate Wellington U19s wing Junior Paulo's try at the end of the match that gave them a one-point win over the Hawke's Bay U19s in their match at Rugby League Park. By Steven White Both Wellington teams in action against Hawke's Bay teams today at Rugby League Park won

Bumper weekend of rugby in Wellington and lower North Island

by clubrugby - September 1, 2023September 2, 2023

Tawa's Tufuka Paongo captains a mostly settled Wellington U19s side in their match against the Junior Magpies tomorrow. Just a couple of changes made in the outside backs from last week's win. Kick-off at Rugby League Park is at 12.00pm. Photo: Andy McArthur. By Steven White Updated 4.15pm: For sheer

Samoa looking to Shock World Like ‘Beegee’ Williams’ Pioneers

by clubrugby - August 31, 2023

The Rugby World Cup is only a fortnight away. Fiji beat England and Samoa took Ireland to the brink in recent warm-up matches. Adam Julian caught up with one of the five living All Blacks knighted to talk about his giant killing exploits of the past and the prospects for Samoa