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By Kevin McCarthy Never say Never but it’s hard to believe that Beaudie for the Blues is anything other than the sort of stuff that comes out when a player is off contract and trying to get the best deal. A move surely wouldn’t be about greater opportunity or moving out
Aotea College and visitors St Bede’s win mid-week college games
By Adam Julian and Steven White Aotea College regained the Beard Trophy and won their Co-ed Cup semi-final with a 10-0 win over Tawa College in a misfiring midweek fixture at Porirua Park on Wednesday night. Earlier in the day, visiting Christchurch School St Bede’s College beat St Pat’s Silverstream 26-17. St
This week in history: 10-16 June
In association with the Bond Street Sports Bar on Bond Street in Wellington, some highlights from this week in Wellington club rugby history are below. 10 June 1961: Petone snaps a four-year first round losing streak to Onslow, beating them 9-3 and retaining their three-point lead at the top of the table after seven rounds.
The Swindale Publicans
By Touchline “Booze” and Rugby Union have long had a dependent and mutually beneficial relationship. In the early twentieth century, Wellington (and other regions) voted to prohibit the sale of alcohol, other than at licensed hotels, creating a unique opportunity for hoteliers to cash-in on the thirst of sportsmen and
Short Passes 10 June
Above - Scott Waldom scored two tries on Saturday, you can't teach an old wolf new tricks. A bumper weekend of rugby just gone, and it gets better. Confirmed school rugby this Wednesday at St Pat's Silverstream and Porirua Park. The Silverstream First XV hosts Christchurch's St Bede's College at 11.00am at