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Matakesi goes back-to-back at Shannon

by clubrugby - February 27, 2021

Composite side Matakesi retained their Shannon 7s crown at a sun-drenched Shannon Domain on Saturday. Matakesi went through the day unbeaten with four straight wins before the final in which they beat Manawatu’s College Old Boys 31-5 in the Cup decider. Matakesi won the final five tries to one, after leading 19-5

UPDATED: Porirua Park 15s rugby and 34th annual Shannon 7s on Saturday

by clubrugby - February 26, 2021February 26, 2021

Porirua Park and the Shannon Domain are the two venues for rugby around the Wellington region tomorrow, with two 15 games at Porirua Park and the annual Shannon 7s tournament being played. The first match at Jerry Collins Stadium is round two of the Hurricanes region inter-academy series between the Wellington

Rugby in 2021 kicks off this weekend

by clubrugby - February 12, 2021February 12, 2021

Rugby in the lower North Island gets underway on Saturday, with two sevens tournaments and the Hurricanes in action for the first time in 2021. The Hurricanes are involved in a ‘game of three halves’ against the Blues and Chiefs squads at Maidstone Park, Upper Hutt. Gates open at 10.30am and

Rugby coming up in February, March and April

by clubrugby - February 6, 2021February 20, 2021

There is plenty of rugby coming up leading into the opening rounds of the 2021 club rugby competitions in the lower North Island. Below is an unofficial calendar of what is coming up. It is intended that this will be updated when we receive more information, particularly around club rugby pre-season

Ardmore Marist beat Norths in National Cup 7s final to retain title

by clubrugby - January 30, 2021February 1, 2021

Action from the Cup final. Photo credit and more coverage at: https://www.facebook.com/ardmore.marist Ardmore Marist (Counties Manukau) defended their National Club 7s title on Saturday, beating Northern United (Wellington) 17-12 in the Cup final. Ardmore Marist are the second team in recent years to win consecutive titles, after Auckland's Eden had won in