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  • StargazerS Offline
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    Hadn't realised that the Northern Region gets 6 spots in the National tournament and thus all 6 participating provinces have already qualified before a game is played. Ridiculous. At least one of those spots should be given to the Central Region.

    http://www.nz7smagazine.com/2016/12/07/why-the-northern-regionals-mens-qualifier-is-the-least-exciting/

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    @Stargazer I guess, if you did that, at least one first division union from the North would miss out and at least two second division teams from Central would get in.

    Maybe teams from central and south should be allowed to compete in the northern championship as a sort of qualifying repecharge?

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    Northern Region - Teams (I'll update the list as soon as team line-ups are published):

    AUCKLAND MEN: Laga Faasavalu, Rodrigo Costa, Ben Nee Nee, Lolagi Visinia, Sam Livingston, Dave Afamasaga, Ignacio Costa, Mosese Sokiveta, Tutu Tairea, Nico Costa, Brody Lam, Sebastian Visinia

    AUCKLAND WOMEN: Charlotte Scanlan, Tasha Davie, Lydia Crossman, Akari Kato, Christyl Stowers, Kiritapu Demant, Tyla Nathan-Wong, Niall Williams, Leanne Thompson, Leilani Fuikefe, Lara Diamond, Abigail Roache

    BAY OF PLENTY MEN: Adam McGarvey (Rangataua), Akira Mako (Rangataua), Dan Crowther (Tauranga Sports), Elijah Nicholas (Whakatane Marist), Isaac Te Aute (Mount Maunganui Sports), Jesse Parete (Arataki), Josh Honey (Tauranga Sports), Lalakai Foketi (Rangataua), Leigh Bristowe (Loan – Southland), Mason Walker (Mount Maunganui Sports), Regan Ware (Arataki), Ruki Tipuna (Rangataua)

    BAY OF PLENTY WOMEN: Autumn Stephens (Rotoiti), Kendra Reynolds (Rangiuru), Kororia Heyblom (Rangiuru), Luka Connor (Rotoiti), Michaela Blyde (Te Puke Sports), Ora Williams (Taupo nui-a-tia), Parekura Whareaorere (Rangiuru), Polly Playle (Rotoiti), Rian Sanerive (Rotoiti), Sapphire Tapsell (Rangiuru), Tynealle Fitzgerald (Opotiki College), Victoria Edmonds (Rotoiti)

    COUNTIES MANUKAU MEN: Aaron Biddle, Jamie Gilbert Clark, James Brady, Jason Guthrie, Liam Daniela, Peni Buakula, Penitoa Finau, Chris Cunningham, Vuga Tagicakibau, Lolohea Loco, Savelio Ropati, Epeli Lotawa

    COUNTIES MANUKAU WOMEN: Badinlee Munro-Smith, Krystal Murray, Te Kura Ngata-Aerengamate, Yuki Ono, Victoria Subritzky-Nafatali, Hazel Tubic, Azania Watene, Renee Wickliffe, Portia Woodman, Shontelle Woodman, Utumalama Atonio, Larissa Lima

    NORTH HARBOUR MEN: 1 Ethan Roots, 2 Donald Coleman, 3 Tate Evans, 4 Leigh Thompson, 5 Benjamin Smith, 6 Mark Telea, 7 Tumanawa Tawhai, 8 Jona Tuitoga (c), 9 Raniera Takarangi, 10 Simon Quickfall, 11 Moses Leo, 12 Solofa Silipa

    NORTH HARBOUR WOMEN:

    NORTHLAND MEN: Bram Egli, Epineri Uluiviti, Taniela Manu, Matt Matich, Aorangi Stokes, Whiria Meltzer (c), Dan Wells, Noah Cooper Kyle Thomson, Scott Gregory, Isimeli Taqea, Dane Subritzky

    NORTHLAND WOMEN: Timara Leaf (c), Aroha Heta, Arerina Ihaka, Liz Eber-Portway, Tyler Nankivell, Holli O'Sullivan, Renee Fletcher, Kayla Hopkins, Te Mania Te Iringa, Harono Te Iringa, Cydney McNally, Jodeci Campbell

    WAIKATO MEN: Sevu Reece, Ratu Emosi-Vucago, Joseph Simpkins, Nganohi McGarvey-Black, Zac Guildford, Atu Masirewa, Josh Gordon, Josaan Levien (c), Tyler Campbell, Jahrome Brown, Louis Rogers, Iliesa Ratuva Tavuyara

    WAIKATO WOMEN:

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    #37

    Central Region - Teams (will be updated)

    HAWKE'S BAY MEN: 1. Thomas Fogerty (CHB), 2. Cole Eru (CHB), 3. Damien Scott (CHB), 4. Jayden Rihia (HRS), 5. Hayden Hann (Pirates), 6. Neria Fomai (c, HRS), 7. Mason Emerson (HRS), 8. Jeriah Mua (HBHS), 9. Trent Hape (HBHS), 10. Joseph Penitito (NOBM), 11. Matt Garland (Pirates), 12. Kaleb Whakataka (Taradale)

    HAWKE'S BAY WOMEN: 1 Laurae Blake, 2. Odelle Edmonds, 3. Jamie Heather, 4. Teilah Ferguson, 5. Julie Ferguson-Ngawaka, 6. Niamh Jefferson, 7. Nina Pineaha, 8. Felicity Powdrell, 9. Kirsty- Rae Sciascia, 10. Shaylee Tipiwai, 11. Gemma Woods

    HOROWHENUA KAPITI MEN: Aaron Lahmert, Keanu Taylor, Ross Taurima, Garry Phelps, Fala Matua, David Thompson, Manasseh Wineera, Willie Paia'aua, Greg Mullany, Tommy Fifita-Tovo, Jamie Hinds, Lyric Jr Faolua

    MANAWATU MEN: Jaxon Tagavaitau (c), Reece White, Samu Kubunavanua, Maikeli Ledua, Jordan Bunce, Alipate Natoba, Ben Wethmuller, Mickey Woolliams, Devon Scott, Shai Wiperi, Osea Rokubu, Nathan Tudreu

    MANAWATU WOMEN: Selica Winiata (c), Vaine Greig, Samantha Tipene, Georgina Ponsonby, Krysten Duffill, Kristina Sue, Janna Vaughan, Rhiarna Ferris, Kendall Templeman, Samantha McIntosh, Jessica Pease, Lauren Balsillie

    POVERTY BAY MEN:

    POVERTY BAY WOMEN:

    TARANAKI MEN: 1 Pita Gus Sowakula, 2 Trinity Spooner-Neera, 3 Sione Ahokava, 4 Codey McGrath, 5 Brent Landers, 6 Matt MacKenzie, 7 Jackson Ormond, 8 Jade Taylor, 9 Jayson Potross, 10 Daniel Bernet, 11 Liam Blyde, 12 Blake Hohaia

    TARANAKI WOMEN: 1 Tiana Davison, 2 Rebecca Jury, 3 Aroha Nuku, 4 Kayla Henry, 5 Jessie Aitken-Fowell, 6 Casio Austin, 8 Chrissy Longstaff, 9 Tara Blyde, 10 Danika Northcott-Weherua, 11 Iritana Hohaia, 14 Kate Parkinson, 15 Chelsea Aim

    WAIRARAPA BUSH MEN: Peni Rokoduguni, Soli Malatai, Bruce Kauika-Petersen, Marcus Ale, Epeli Rayaqayaqa, Daryl Pickering, Rodney Kjestrup, Jock Cameron, Inia Katia, Nick Olson, Epa Taraga, James Goodger (c), Regan Pope

    WANGANUI MEN: Dane Whale, Tremaine gilbert, Jaye Flaws, Hamish Bennett, Timoci Seruwalu, Kameli Kuruyabaki, Te Tua Kemp, Jessy Kemp, Te Aomarama (Cody) Hemi, Te Rangatira Wereh, Ben Whale, Tyler Rogers-Holden

    WANGANUI WOMEN: Trassina Noble, Nicola Cross, Jasmine Tipoki, Zoe Whatarau, Morgan Whatarau, Taylah Barrett, Kororia Ririnui, Lavenia Nauga-Grey, Terri Kingi, Shayden Tipu, Georgia Adams, Monique McFarlane

    WELLINGTON MEN:

    WELLINGTON WOMEN:

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    @Crucial said in 2016-2017 provincial & club sevens:

    How did those pools get set for the men's comp? Drawn from a hat? They seem very lopsided.
    Without knowing too much about the squads this year I would imagine the best three teams are all in the same pool going by previous years.

    I found this explanation of the seeding on the Wairarapa Bush website; I assume it's the same for all regional tournaments, not just the central zone tournament.

    The seedings have been determined as follows;
    
    * Finishing position at the 2016 National Sevens;
    * Any teams that did not participate at the 2016 National Sevens will be ranked based on their finishing position at the previous year’s Central Region Sevens; and
    * Any teams that did not participate at the previous year’s Central Region Sevens will be ranked based on finishing position in the most recent relevant domestic 15s competition (with the Premier Competition ranked above the Heartland Championship).
    * In 2017 only the two additional Women’s teams will be allocated seedings as follows: Central 4 (11th seed) and Northern 5 (12th seed).
    
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  • StargazerS Offline
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    Most team line-ups are now available. I have added them to my earlier posts.

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  • Stockcar86S Offline
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    East Coast mens have withdrawn - new Central draw is

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    @Stockcar86 Yep, had edited my earlier post to include the current pools and draw.

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    @Crucial Note that the teams from pool 1 only play the teams from pool 2 so the seedings are an artificial way for the best teams to avoid playing eachother until the final.

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  • CrucialC Offline
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    @Bovidae said in 2016-2017 provincial & club sevens:

    @Crucial Note that the teams from pool 1 only play the teams from pool 2 so the seedings are an artificial way for the best teams to avoid playing eachother until the final.

    That explains it. Thanks.
    What an odd way?

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    #44

    Central Region 7s

    Women's results:

    Wellington 31 - 12 Taranaki
    Manawatu 29 - 5 Poverty Bay

    Taranaki 26 - 5 Wanganui
    Hawkes Bay 19 - 7 Poverty Bay

    Wanganui 0 - 39 Wellington
    Manawatu 31 - 7 Hawke's Bay

    PF1
    Hawke's Bay 26 - 5 Wanganui
    PF2
    Taranaki 26 - 12 Poverty Bay

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    wrote on last edited by Stargazer
    #45

    Central Region 7s

    Men's results:

    Hawke's Bay 21 - 14 Horowhenua Kapiti
    Wellington 19 - 19 Wanganui
    Taranaki 29 - 12 Poverty Bay
    Manawatu 19 - 7 Wairarapa-Bush

    Wellington 21 - 19 Hawke's Bay
    Wanganui 0 - Horo-Kap 19
    Manawatu 14 - 24 Taranaki
    Poverty Bay 7 - Wai-Bush 33

    Wellington 48 - 0 Horowhenua Kapiti
    Wanganui 12 - Hawke's Bay 15
    Manawatu 26 - 7 Poverty Bay
    Taranaki 36 - 7 Wai-Bush

    PF1
    Wanganui 5 - 12 Wai-Bush
    PF2
    Horowhenua-Kapiti 24 - 14 Poverty Bay

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    Central Region 7s

    Women

    SF1
    Wellington 39 - 7 Hawke's Bay
    SF2
    Manawatu 26 - 0 Taranaki

    3rd/4th play-off
    Hawke's Bay 5 - 17 Taranaki

    Final
    Wellington 5 - 26 Manawatu

    Qualified:
    1st: Manawatu
    2nd: Wellington
    3rd: Taranaki
    4th: Hawke's Bay

    Men

    SF1
    Wellington 21 - 5 Manawatu
    SF2
    Hawke's Bay 0 - 34 Taranaki

    5th/6th play-off
    Wairarapa Bush 7 - 14 Horowhenua-Kapiti

    3rd/4th play-off
    Manawatu 12 - 21 Hawke's Bay

    Final
    Wellington 33 - 5 Taranaki

    Qualified:
    1st: Wellington
    2nd: Taranaki
    3rd: Hawke's Bay
    4th: Manawatu
    5th: Horowhenua-Kapiti

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  • StargazerS Offline
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    #47

    I hope the games are fun to watch at the Northern Regionals, because these pool games are so predictable.

    Both in the men's and women's tournament, the Pool 1 teams have beaten the Pool 2 teams. Hope the next round brings some surprises! Or that those pool 1 teams shred each other to pieces during the final stages. May not happen, considering they are qualified for the Nationals anyway.

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    #48

    Northern Region Sevens

    Women's results:

    Counties Manukau 26 - 5 Auckland
    North Harbour 24 - 10 Northland
    Bay of Plenty 23 - 14 Waikato

    Counties Manukau 38 - 7 Waikato
    North Harbour 20 - 0 Auckland
    Bay of Plenty 50 - 0 Northland

    Counties Manukau 67 - 0 Northland
    North Harbour 10 - 31 Waikato
    Bay of Plenty 24 - 5 Auckland

    Men' results:

    Counties Manukau 17 - 12 Bay of Plenty
    Auckland 19 - 5 Northland
    Waikato 31 - 19 North Harbour

    Counties Manukau 28 - 7 North Harbour
    Auckland 14 - 26 Bay of Plenty
    Waikato 24 - 21 Northland

    Counties Manukau 10 - 22 Northland
    Auckland 22 - 5 North Harbour
    Waikato 31 - 7 Bay of Plenty

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    Northern Region Sevens

    Remaining results:

    Women
    SF1: Counties Manukau 28 - 0 Auckland
    SF2: Waikato 12 - 24 Bay of Plenty

    5th & 6th play-off: North Harbour 40 - 7 Northland
    3rd & 4th play-off: Auckland 5 - 19 Waikato

    Final:
    Counties Manukau 31 - 19 Bay of Plenty

    Qualified:
    1st: Counties Manukau
    2nd: Bay of Plenty
    3rd: Waikato
    4th: Auckland
    5th: North Harbour

    Men
    SF1: Waikato 26 - 7 Bay of Plenty
    SF2: Northland 24 - 10 Auckland

    5th & 6th play-off: Counties Manukau 29 - 7 North Harbour
    3rd & 4th play-off: Bay of Plenty 29 - 17 Auckland

    Final:
    Waikato 31 - 17 Northland

    Qualified:
    1st: Waikato
    2nd: Northland
    3rd: Bay of Plenty
    4th: Auckland
    5th: Counties Manukau
    6th: North Harbour

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    I watched the SF and finals replays last night without knowing any results apart from the mens final.

    I thought Guildford looked good for Waikato so it will be interesting to see how he goes at the nationals. Northland must have been the surprise team to make the SFs ahead of CM and then get to the final. Auckland were poor in their SF vs Northland.

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    replied to Bovidae on last edited by taniwharugby
    #51

    @Bovidae we've had some decent results in 7s the past few years, although like our 15s, very inconsistent, I mean we got dealt to in pool play by Auckland and then beat them in the semi...that said, I think we have had the wood on CM most years though??

    What is interesting, is there are a good portion of our guys are those form our Mitre 10 Cup squad, whereas most of the others don't appear to have that many involved?

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    @taniwharugby You're right. Most squads seemed to include club and school players, who didn't play Mitre 10 Cup. For Mitre 10 Cup teams with a lot of All Blacks, Maori All Blacks, All Black 7s or Super Rugby players that's unavoidable. I wonder whether any of the All Blacks 7s players will be released to play the Nationals? The Nationals are 2 weeks before the Wellington 7s.

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    @Stargazer other thing is, most of our guys are the ones involved in our team last year too, so looks like a vehicle for keeping these guys involved and fit as much as anything.

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