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The second week back from lockdown sees a surfeit of representative rugby matches to follow throughout Wellington and the lower North Island. As per last week, we are in Alert Level 2, which means no spectators. Check guides for which individual matches will be livestreamed. As always, we will endeavour to
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Aisle be Back: The 100th Test
Petone halfback Ginger Nicholls playing in the first ever All Blacks -Springboks test in Dunedin in 1921. The All Blacks won 13-5 and Nicholls was Player of the Match before being dropped for the second Test. By Kevin McCarthy A wounded Springbok is a dangerous beast. It’s also wounded. Going into the
Centurions teams round out return to rugby weekend with wins
By Steven White The two Wellington Centurions RFC teams in action on Sunday won their games. The Wellington Centurions Development side returned from their month off with a 73-17 win over Tasman B in Blenheim. The Centurions U18s side battled hard in beating the Manawatu U18s 24-7 at Lyndhurst Park in at
Hurricanes Youth Council U18s and U19s competitions underway as rugby re-starts
The Wellington U19s and Hurricanes Heartland U20s after their match at the Sport & Rugby Institute on Saturday afternoon. By Adam Julian and Steven White There were wins today for the Wellington and Manawatu U19 sides in the opening round of the Central Region Shield competition, while the Hurricanes Youth Council's
Crowley putting roots aside in Wellington – Taranaki clash
By Will Johnston – Sports News Taranaki Leo Crowley will put his native allegiances aside on Saturday. After a long association with Taranaki rugby, Crowley is in his second year as Wellington’s head coach. His side will play Taranaki when the national provincial championship restarts in Inglewood. He had three stints as