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There are three matches in Wellington on Saturday and several more in other parts of the Hurricanes region for local rugby supporters to follow. As per last week, we are in Alert Level 2, which means no spectators at any grounds. Check guides for which individual matches will be livestreamed. As
Manukura retain Rex Kerr Cup in tough final against St Mary’s
By College Sport Media Manawatu champions Manukura retained their Hurricanes Secondary Schoolgirls rugby title that they shared last year with St Mary's College with a 19-12 win over their Wellington rivals at Bill Brown Park in Palmerston North on Wednesday afternoon. Like last year’s between the same teams that was drawn
Bond Banter 27 September (some rugby news and information to start the week)
The start of daylight savings usually means the end of 15-a-side rugby. But Covid interruptions mean we are still going strong for a bit longer! This coming weekend sees another several matches involving Wellington's U16, U18 and U19 teams, as well as the senior Centurions Development and Maori representative teams. More details
A draw to Awe – Scots and Silverstream Share Premiership Crown
By Adam Julian A bemused atmosphere reigned at the conclusion of the Premiership Wellington final at Wellington Stadium on Sunday. St Patrick’s College Silverstream and Scots College shared a 36-36 draw in a breathless spectacle highlighted by outrageous twists in momentum. Officially the title was shared but had a National Top
Hard-fought college finals and action aplenty in representative rugby
Centre Sapati Tagoai racing away to score one of his two tries for the Wellington U19s against the Hawke's Bay U19s. PHOTO: Stewart Baird. Updated: There were five college rugby finals played today in Wellington and two were decided by a point. St Pat’s Silverstream teams won both these close matches, their