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After a false start last Labour Day Monday, the Condors tournament on Saturday is set to usher in Sevensvember across the region. In changes to last Monday's draw, there are two fewer teams in the Open Boys grade and no Open Girls section (there is also the Hurricanes Girls 7s tournament
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UPDATED CANCELLED Condor 7s chance for smaller rugby schools to shine
Monday morning update: The tournament has been cancelled owing to the prospect of grim weather this afternoon at the venue which will be no fun for anyone. Further details on what this means for National Condor 7s qualifications to come. Defending champions Hutt International Boys’ School return to the scene of
Sideline Conversions 13 October (some news and information to start the new week in rugby)
Heartland semi-finals and Manawatu Pacific 10s this Saturday
By Scott MacLean and Steven White All three lower North Island Heartland Championship teams are in action tomorrow in the Heartland Championship Meads and Lochore Cups semi-finals, including two playing against each other. Tomorrow also sees the annual Manawatu Pacific 10s tournament in Palmerston North. A short preview of this follows below. Heartland
National Club 7s tournament this Saturday at Karaka
Updated with draw: Six of the country’s leading club sevens teams roll up to Karaka Sports Park on Saturday to contest the National Club 7s tournament. The six clubs that have entered this year are set to challenge for the Middlesex County Wavell Wakefield Cup. The tournament is a one-day shootout to
