Short Passes 7 October

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+++++ Job done and a perfect representative season for the Wellington Maori side. A late change to proceedings saw them only needing to play once in Saturday's Te Tini A Maui tournament, taking on Hawke's Bay Maori for the trophy. A 22-15 win to Te Upoko saw the Hikaia Amohia Trophy

Maori aim for perfection at Te Tini

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By Scott Maclean Aside from the Lions and Pride, the representative season for most Wellington region senior teams finished two weeks ago. However one that still has business to take care of is the Wellington Maori side – Te Upoko O Te Ika – who have their annual Te Tini

Inaugural Fa’atonu Fili 7s this weekend

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Strap on the afterburners, the sevens season is here. The 2019/20 summer of sevens starts this Saturday at Rongotai College with the inaugural Fa’atonu Fili 7s tournament, hosted by Toki Services. Nine Wellington club squads and a ‘Fa’atonu Fili 7’ team will take the field on Rongotai No. 1 for 24 games

Wins for Wellington Lions and Wellington Pride

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The Wellington Pride and the Wellington Lions both went big in the second halves of their games at Westpac Stadium on Saturday to beat Waikato and Northland respectively. Both teams are in semi-finals positions as the business end of the season draws nearer. Meanwhile, the Wellington Development’s scheduled fixture against the Auckland