NZ Club rugby (general)
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My team that I manage, Te Rapa had their first win beating Pirongia who are still winless. It was a replay of last years Division 1 final. We got ahead by 14 but almost lost it, a nail biting last five minutes. 46 Year old Keith Lowen came on for Pirongia in the second half and was very influential.
Liam Messam is quite likely to play for Raglan in next week's Division 2 Final playing Old Boys Guzzlers C team who are unbeaten for about six years.
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My team that I manage, Te Rapa had their first win beating Pirongia who are still winless. It was a replay of last years Division 1 final. We got ahead by 14 but almost lost it, a nail biting last five minutes. 46 Year old Keith Lowen came on for Pirongia in the second half and was very influential.
Liam Messam is quite likely to play for Raglan in next week's Division 2 Final playing Old Boys Guzzlers C team who are unbeaten for about six years.
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Defending champs East Coast Bays got another hiding.
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@Tim haha I decided to click the link and see that's content that has to be paid for....one of my clubs was marist and old boys, what a horrible dirty combination. Apart from being brilliant and all about community. I had no it represented those institutions when there.
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Auckland, North Harbour and Counties Saturday games will probably cancelled. Waiting to see what Waikato will do.
@mikedogz said in NZ Club rugby (general):
Auckland, North Harbour and Counties Saturday games will probably cancelled. Waiting to see what Waikato will do.
If Northland club rugby goes ahead, I'm guessing both Wellsford and Tomarata will have to default their games as they're in the Super City borders.
Wellsford are due to host Hikurangi, both teams are out of contention for finals spots so won't make much difference.
Tomarata are due travel play a Semi Final against Mid Western, so would be a real shame if they have to default.
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North Harbour Rugby have confirmed the decision that even if we get back to Level 2 by Saturday, there will be NO RUGBY THIS WEEKEND & UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. In the unlikely situation that we get back to Level 1 by Saturday, rugby will proceed as normal. This decision has been supported by our key Rugby committee leaders. The key reasons for this are the lack of time to ensure all the necessary health and safety measures across all clubs, schools and fields under Level 2 conditions are established and signed off. As well as the need to prioritise the safety of people right now whilst also playing our part in combating this new challenge we are all facing. The Union will wait for further information from MoH & NZR to advise on where to from here for rugby in our community. We have also started work on the implications of this decision on our competitive grades and potential scenarios that may occur. We would ask that you please bear with us, as there is much to consider.Senior club rugby in the Counties Manukau region will go ahead this Saturday if the Government reduces the COVID-19 alert level in Auckland from 3 to 2 at midnight on Friday. Following reported cases of community transmission in Auckland on Wednesday night, the city has moved back to a COVID level 3 lockdown while the rest of the country is back in level 2. Under level 3, rugby cannot go ahead. However, under level 2, rugby can go ahead as long as strict COVID-19 protocols regarding crowd control, hygiene measures and contact tracing are in place. While a decision has already been made to call off this weekend’s secondary schools and junior club rugby – a decision that will stand regardless of what alert level Auckland is in on Saturday – there is still a chance senior club rugby matches will take place. (...)
