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A highly competitive club rugby season, a successful representative season culminating in the return of the Ranfurly Shield and a hugely popular in-bound tour by Great Britain – 1930 remains one of the vintage seasons in Wellington rugby. As we build up to the 2020 year in rugby, we rewind
Short Passes 24 February
The Hawke's Bay Sevens tournament hosted by the Central Rugby and Sports club was held at Waipukurau on Saturday. The tournament was won by Bay of Plenty side Rangataua, who beat recent National club tournament semi-finalists Havelock North in the final 22-18. Tamatea won the Colts and Taradale won the
“Radio: the pictures are better”
By Touchline Update two: No More “Lazy Days Of Summer” While lovers of classical music may delight in the reprieve they received from the Government, with the shelving of the plans to cease live broadcasts of Concert FM, supporters of cricket will be reeling from the news that, for commercial reasons,
Aisle be Back: Hurricanes v Sharks and the bye week
Inaugural U85kg national club rugby knockout competition announced
Above: The Avalon Wolves U85kg side with the Wellington championship Paul Potiki Shield last August, after beating Paraparaumu 24-11. PHOTO: Hugh Pretorius. NZR Media Release 20/2/20: New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has today announced an inaugural national club rugby competition, scheduled to kick off in May this year. The weight-restricted Under 85kg National Club