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By Adam Julian at the Women's Rugby World Cup Sue Day knew she had scored 19 World Cup tries for England but her realisation that tally was a tournament record was short-lived. Only in the past two years following a thorough examination of women’s rugby history by World Rugby have accurate,
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Aisle be Back: The NPC Final, the Women’s World Cup continues and the All Blacks coming up fast
The National Provincial Championship cup would sit nicely alongside the Ranfurly Shield. By Kevin McCarthy Watching the Lions blitz Auckland last weekend, I kept pondering quite what it is that means Wellington-based sides almost invariably choose to play open and attacking rugby. I’m not old enough to remember further back than Bernie
Aisle be Back: Women’s World Cup, Lions and All Blacks
Nothing compares to Sinead To’oala-Ryder
By Adam Julian Photos by David Brownlie Wellington Pride openside flanker Sinead To’oala-Ryder burst on to the rugby scene in 2017 and has been a regular part of Wellington Pride match-day squads ever since. With a general background in several sports such as volleyball, basketball, touch, flag and hockey, To’oala-Ryder started
Ioane in Harmony as Pride Prepare to takedown Canterbury
By Adam Julian The Wellington Pride start their 2022 Farah Palmer Cup Women’s NPC season at Jerry Collins Stadium, Porirua on Saturday when they host Canterbury. Canterbury lost the Premiership final to Waikato last season, ending a four year reign with the title. With a dozen current or former Black Ferns