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The Wellington Samoans are playing Wellington Maori at William Jones Park and the Wellington Fijians are meeting the Wellington U19s at Porirua Park in two 1.00pm matches tomorrow. By Scott Maclean & Steven White Second edition (further possible changes and additions to come). Rugby supporters, make your choices and plot your
Wellington Lions
Aisle be Back: I see red
Meanwhile, Brad Shields and the Wellington pack climb into their work against Otago last Saturday. They play Southland on Saturday at the Hutt Rec Photo: Caswell Images. By Kevin McCarthy England are a poor rugby side right now. They will probably squeak into the quarterfinals, courtesy of the weakest of the groups
Akira Ieremia carrying family name into Wellington Lions
Akira Ieremia made his Wellington Lions debut last month in the opening Ranfurly Shield defence of the year against Horowhenua-Kapiti in Levin, joining a select group of father-son duos to pull on the Wellington jersey. Father Alama played 65 times for Wellington between 1992-2000, culminating in him winning the National Provincial
Ranfurly Shield Match Savers: Wellington v Hawke’s Bay 1982
The Match: Wellington v Hawke's Bay, 21 August 1982 Referee: Bob Francis (Wairarapa-Bush) Conditions: Fine and breezy. Crowd: 32,000. The Result: Wellington 13 - Hawke's Bay 12 The Teams: Match Notes: In 1981, Wellington became the first union to do the NPC-Ranfurly Shield double in the same year. They locked both away for the summer, returning in early 1982
