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By Kevin McCarthy You may have heard there’s a rugby match or two at altitude in the next two weekends. You remember rugby – as opposed to enjoying talking about rugby administration. Just where do you sit on the spectrum about the Great Trek then? At one end, you will be wishing
Manukura, Naenae and Upper Hutt Colleges win midweek schools rugby
By Adam Julian Three school matches at Porirua Park on Wednesday, with St Mary's College playing MANUKURA, followed by the Wellington Girls Division 2 final between Naenae College and Bishop Viard College and the Wellington Boys Co-Ed Cup final between Upper Hutt College and and Bishop Viard. Accounts of these
5 of the most inspirational Australian athletes
Australia is known for producing some of the best athletes in the world. This is due to multiple factors, including a strong sports culture, biodiversity which allows for both winter and summer sports, and economic wealth to build sporting infrastructure. Many people travel to Australia to watch rugby or surf
Aidan Morgan and Wellington Lions starting 2022 season this Sunday
Aidan Morgan making a break for Wellington in their first-class friendly at Porirua Park last year. By Steven White Last year the Wellington Lions lost five matches in the National Provincial Championship by scores inside a converted try. High on the heartbreak scale amongst those defeats was their second round 37-43 loss
Pioneers of Rugby in Wellington 022: Ernie Dodd and Eric Watkins
Fraser and Wilson, Jarden and Clark, Ellison and Gage – examples of memorable partnerships in Wellington Rugby. Watkins and Dodd are also on that list, great friends and front row partners for club, province and briefly the All Blacks in the early years of the previous century. Ernest Henry Dodd and Eric