HIGH NOTE: Sheldon Pakinga,Wanganui High School 1st XV player (pictured earlier in the season), was part of the winning combination against Collegiate yesterday. PHOTO/FILE The winning sequence continued for the …
KICKS MATTER: Mitch Millar’s boot helped the Wanganui High School 1st XV into the Manawatu Colts final with a 24-22 win over Linton. PHOTO/BEVAN CONLEY A big week few days …
2014 NZBAS captain Keegan Gray carries strongly into the Harlequins defence. Photo / Marie Relph Two Wanganui Area Schoolboys selected for Baabaa’s Eliuda ‘Bruno’ Vitata, Anthony Hansen (both Taihape Area …
Wanganui Under 13s Coach Hayden Potaka Backs Coach Mike Lama Manager Jody Takiari Zac Matherson-Booth Tawhiwhi Karaitiana Shayden Gardiner Blake Hogan Chloe Henderson Neo Tichbon Hunter Morrison Ngapuke Patea Adam …
CAUGHT: Pirates winger Pena Ulukuta gets stopped by Taihape fullback Glen Horton in Saturday’s nailbiting semifinal at Spriggens Park. Photo/Bevan Conley Call it the finals effect. Whatever happens during regular …
Wanganui Rugby There was one word that summed up Waverley Harvesting Border’s day at Dallison Park for players, coaches and supporters alike – “finally”. Not only did “finally” mean the …
MATCH WINNER: Ruapehu’s dynamic captain Gabriel Hakaraia goes over for the winning try in the nail-biting Senior championship semifinal against Ngamatapouri in Ohakune on Saturday. PHOTO/MERRILYN GEORGE DAVE Hoskin Carriers …
Tasman Tanning Premier championship, semi-finals- At Spriggens Park- Integrity Motors Pirates 25 (Willie Kabakaba, Pena Ulukuta, Clive Stowers tries, Denning Tyrell pen, fg, 2 con) bt PGG Wrightson/Ballance Taihape 24 …
Semi-Finals Jul-25 Border v Ruapehu Waverley Pirates v Taihape Spriggens.Park THEY can’t pretend even if they wanted to, because for Waverley Harvesting Border and PGG Wrightsons/Ballance Taihape, season 2015 will …
YOUNG TALENT: Three of Wanganui’s Central Maori U18 representatives, Blade Jones (left), Bobby Lambert, Connor Hill.PHOTO/STUART MUNRO Four Wanganui teenagers loved the chance to show their natural ability in Maori …
