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As we enter a new season of rugby in the Wellington region, a look back at how the season panned out 100 years ago. This year it is 1925, another exciting and eventual year. A recap of the 1925 club season below. Part 2 canvassing representative rugby to come. Pōneke
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The Published Histories of New Zealand Rugby Football
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Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 090: Graham Mexted
Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington: 088 Brian Steele
Leo Brian Steele is Wellington’s oldest living All Black, and the second oldest nationwide (at the time of this profile being published on 18 September 2024). Steele was born on 19 January 1929, not long after the oldest All Black Wiliam McCaw (Southland, born 27 August 1927). Both players made their
Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 087: Guy Bowers
With Wellington challenging Tasman this coming Sunday for the Ranfurly Shield, this week’s history profile is with a former Nelson College First XV captain who made the All Blacks whilst representing Wellington in 1953 after only two Wellington A matches and who would not play for Wellington again and moved