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Monica Tagoai playing for Marist St Pat's against Oriental-Rongotai recently. PHOTO: Andy McArthur. By Adam Julian Ories and Norths. Norths and Ories. Th names of the two clubs have a familiar ring when discussing who will be win the Wellington club rugby women’s title each year. Together those two clubs have won
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Boilovers and thrillers – Swindale Shield comes alive in third round
Lester Maulolo scores Petone's winning try on fulltime against Oriental-Rongotai. Petone won 37-35. PHOTO: Andy McArthur. By Steven White & Martyn Bridge Results & Standings HERE Updated Sunday morning (with some additional scoring details): The 2022 Swindale Shield has ignited. The third round of matches played in fine, windy conditions today resulted in
Defending champions toppled in season opener as Swindale Shield gets underway
Draws & Results HERE By Steven White and Martyn Bridge Saturday evening edition: Defending first round champions Old Boys University and last year’s second round Jubilee Cup winners Tawa were both beaten in the opening round of Wellington club rugby Swindale Shield matches played in balmy conditions around the region
Women’s Super Rugby squads announced for 2022
The inaugural New Zealand Women’s Super Rugby competition, Super Rugby Aupiki, will be contested over four weekends in March 2022 and the four squads were announced on Thursday. These include teams from the Blues, Chiefs, Hurricanes and a combined South Island line-up. The Hurricanes squad of 26 players, with two to be
Georgia Daals – Rugby on my mind
Georgia Daals playing for the Wellington Pride against Counties Manukau recently. PHOTO: Dave Brownlie. By Adam Julian. Georgia Daals recently returned from a stint in Japan, in time for the start of this year’s Farah Palmer Cup. The diminutive and fleet-footed fullback brings imposing form to the Wellington Pride. The Mie Pearls