2020 School Rugby
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Results from the games played.
TRANZIT COACHLINES 1ST XV WELLINGTON PREMIERSHIP
Wellington College 20 v St Bernard’s College 26
Wairarapa College 22 v St Patrick’s Silverstream 59
Scots College 79 v Mana College 21
Tawa College 21 v Rongotai College 52
Aotea College 12 v St Patricks’s Town 64UC CHAMPIONSHIP
Mid Canterbury Combined 30 v St Andrew’s College 35
Shirley Boys 55 v Roncalli Aoraki Combined 3
Marlborough Boys College 69 v Lincoln Combined 12
Waimea Combined 12 v Christchurch Boys High 62
St Thomas 18 v St Bede’s College 19
Rangiora High 19 v Christ’s College 16A big upset?
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Results from the games played.
TRANZIT COACHLINES 1ST XV WELLINGTON PREMIERSHIP
Wellington College 20 v St Bernard’s College 26
Wairarapa College 22 v St Patrick’s Silverstream 59
Scots College 79 v Mana College 21
Tawa College 21 v Rongotai College 52
Aotea College 12 v St Patricks’s Town 64UC CHAMPIONSHIP
Mid Canterbury Combined 30 v St Andrew’s College 35
Shirley Boys 55 v Roncalli Aoraki Combined 3
Marlborough Boys College 69 v Lincoln Combined 12
Waimea Combined 12 v Christchurch Boys High 62
St Thomas 18 v St Bede’s College 19
Rangiora High 19 v Christ’s College 16A big upset?
@Bovidae said in 2020 School Rugby:
UC CHAMPIONSHIP
Mid Canterbury Combined 30 v St Andrew’s College 35
Shirley Boys 55 v Roncalli Aoraki Combined 3
Marlborough Boys College 69 v Lincoln Combined 12
Waimea Combined 12 v Christchurch Boys High 62
St Thomas 18 v St Bede’s College 19
Rangiora High 19 v Christ’s College 16A big upset?
Given Ashburton/Mid Canty had scored 49 points in 8 prior games, that would have been a far bigger upset if they hadn't conceded a late try.
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Goon High were in fifth or sixth and the Syrups have gone right off the boil (excuse the pun) lately, so not too earth shattering.
Amazing that STAC who are something like 9 from 9 could let Mid Canty Combined get so close. But then, St Bedes lost to Waimea Combined so maybe the traditional colleges lose focus and motivation for some of these games.
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Thursday, 20 August, 11.35am (no spectators permitted):
Super 8
- Hamilton BHS v Tauranga BC (Thu 20 August. 11.35am)
LIVESTREAMED via sideline app
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One-off competitions in the Hurricanes Region:
Hurricanes Life Members Cup
Each member Provincial Union is responsible for determining it's team to compete in this 2020 knock-out competition for boys, with four "Wild-Card" entries to be selected by the Council's Operations Committee, from entries received by Provincial Unions.
The "Hurricanes Life Members Cup" celebrates the important role that boys' secondary school rugby plays in encouraging community participation by school-leavers across the many Clubs comprising the Hurricanes region. The intent of the Cup is to promote rugby within our Heartland and non-traditional rugby schools. Provincial Unions when selecting their representative should be mindful of this intent.
Quarter-Final 1
(Winner progresses to Semi-Final 2)
Wainuiomata College (Wellington) vs Makoura College (Wairarapa Bush)
Wednesday, 19 August, 1.20pm - Makoura College, MastertonSt John's College (Hawkes Bay) vs Horowhenua Combined Colleges
Wednesday, 19 August, 2.00pm, Ongley Park, Palmerston North
Semi-Final 1
Manukura (Manawatu) vs Lindisfarne College (Hawkes Bay)
Thursday, 20 August, 1.00pm, Manukura, Palmerston North
Rex Kerr Cup (Girls' competition)
Semi-Finalists will be drawn from the following regional-based Provincial Unions :
- Wanganui & Manawatu
- East Coast, Poverty Bay & Hawkes Bay
- Wairarapa-Bush & Horowhenua-Kapiti
- Wellington
Quarter-Final 1
(Winner progresses to Semi-Final 2)
Manukura (Manawatu) vs Feilding High School (Manawatu) - 19 August
Otaki Te Rāhui Kura (Horowhenua-Kapiti) - defeated Kapiti College by 25 points to 22.
Semi-Final 1
Hastings Girls' High School (Hawkes Bay) vs St. Mary’s College (Wellington)
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One-off competitions in the Hurricanes Region:
Hurricanes Life Members Cup
Each member Provincial Union is responsible for determining it's team to compete in this 2020 knock-out competition for boys, with four "Wild-Card" entries to be selected by the Council's Operations Committee, from entries received by Provincial Unions.
The "Hurricanes Life Members Cup" celebrates the important role that boys' secondary school rugby plays in encouraging community participation by school-leavers across the many Clubs comprising the Hurricanes region. The intent of the Cup is to promote rugby within our Heartland and non-traditional rugby schools. Provincial Unions when selecting their representative should be mindful of this intent.
Quarter-Final 1
(Winner progresses to Semi-Final 2)
Wainuiomata College (Wellington) vs Makoura College (Wairarapa Bush)
Wednesday, 19 August, 1.20pm - Makoura College, MastertonSt John's College (Hawkes Bay) vs Horowhenua Combined Colleges
Wednesday, 19 August, 2.00pm, Ongley Park, Palmerston North
Semi-Final 1
Manukura (Manawatu) vs Lindisfarne College (Hawkes Bay)
Thursday, 20 August, 1.00pm, Manukura, Palmerston North
Rex Kerr Cup (Girls' competition)
Semi-Finalists will be drawn from the following regional-based Provincial Unions :
- Wanganui & Manawatu
- East Coast, Poverty Bay & Hawkes Bay
- Wairarapa-Bush & Horowhenua-Kapiti
- Wellington
Quarter-Final 1
(Winner progresses to Semi-Final 2)
Manukura (Manawatu) vs Feilding High School (Manawatu) - 19 August
Otaki Te Rāhui Kura (Horowhenua-Kapiti) - defeated Kapiti College by 25 points to 22.
Semi-Final 1
Hastings Girls' High School (Hawkes Bay) vs St. Mary’s College (Wellington)
@Stargazer The Ta$man of Hawkes Bay, Lindersfarne, should walk that comp, they're not really a Heartland or non-traditional rugby school like the others seem to be.
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@Stargazer The Ta$man of Hawkes Bay, Lindersfarne, should walk that comp, they're not really a Heartland or non-traditional rugby school like the others seem to be.
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@Stargazer The Ta$man of Hawkes Bay, Lindersfarne, should walk that comp, they're not really a Heartland or non-traditional rugby school like the others seem to be.
@Nepia Yeah, I have the impression that all schools in the Hurricanes region are eligible that don't play Super 8 or Wellington Premiership. And then, the provinces need to be represented, too. I guess the HBRU could have nominated Te Aute instead, but maybe they weren't available for some reason. Or Lindisfarne is one of those "Wild-Card" entries. Your guess is as good as mine!
Edited to add that I hope Hastings Girls smash St Mary's. Last year, HGHS ended up in the SF against Manukura (and lost); this year, they could reach the final.
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@Nepia Yeah, I have the impression that all schools in the Hurricanes region are eligible that don't play Super 8 or Wellington Premiership. And then, the provinces need to be represented, too. I guess the HBRU could have nominated Te Aute instead, but maybe they weren't available for some reason. Or Lindisfarne is one of those "Wild-Card" entries. Your guess is as good as mine!
Edited to add that I hope Hastings Girls smash St Mary's. Last year, HGHS ended up in the SF against Manukura (and lost); this year, they could reach the final.
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@Stargazer Yeah, I have no idea how the comp works and all good for them to be getting some games in (is the CNI canned this year?), I was just taking an opportunity to get a dig in at both Lindersfarne and @Chris-B in one go.
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@Nepia Yeah, I have the impression that all schools in the Hurricanes region are eligible that don't play Super 8 or Wellington Premiership. And then, the provinces need to be represented, too. I guess the HBRU could have nominated Te Aute instead, but maybe they weren't available for some reason. Or Lindisfarne is one of those "Wild-Card" entries. Your guess is as good as mine!
Edited to add that I hope Hastings Girls smash St Mary's. Last year, HGHS ended up in the SF against Manukura (and lost); this year, they could reach the final.
@Stargazer I'm off to watch St Marys (my whangai's daughters play for them) play Wainuiomata up at Wainui very shortly so will give you and idea how they are going. I have watched the smash all Wgtn opposition in earlier games but they have often been only ten or twelve aside as their opponents struggle to muster 15 players.
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@Stargazer I'm off to watch St Marys (my whangai's daughters play for them) play Wainuiomata up at Wainui very shortly so will give you and idea how they are going. I have watched the smash all Wgtn opposition in earlier games but they have often been only ten or twelve aside as their opponents struggle to muster 15 players.
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@Higgins I read somewhere that the Hawke's Bay Girls' competition is also 10-a-side, this year.
@Stargazer Is was a drizzly sort of start to the game which was played 12 aside. The drizzle had thankfully gone by half time but it certainly had a big effect with numerous spilled passes in what was a fairly physical, but penalty dominated, sort of game. Each team had long periods of continuous possession but you always had the impression the the visiting St. Marys were the better side, if not by all that much. They had a slightly more confrontational pack with the loosehead prop and number 8 to the fore there. The final score was something like St. Marys 22 - 19 Wainuiomata 4 tries to 3. To say this was a vintage St. Marys performance would be the understatement of the year. They are miles away from the side that won the NZ Schoolgirls title in 2018 but this was their first hitout against a team that actually offered much of a challenge so would be a good wakeup call for them. Still remains to be seen what the standard of the other decent teams like Manukura and Fielding Ag are. Until then no real comparison of the hopes of Hurricanes Region schoolgirls teams chances of success can't really be made with any sort of certainty.
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LIVESTREAM
Waimea combined v Marlborough BC
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Televised games this week:
Thursday 20th at 11:30am - Hamilton Boys v Tauranga Boys - LIVE on Sky Sport NZ and PRIME.
Saturday 22nd at 12:00pm - St Paul's Collegiate v St Peter's School Cambridge - LIVE on Sky Sport NZ
@Stargazer said in 2020 School Rugby:
Televised games this week:
Thursday 20th at 11:30am - Hamilton Boys v Tauranga Boys - LIVE on Sky Sport NZ and PRIME.
Hamilton BHS won 37-0.
Speaking to one of the Sky guys the OBU trucks had to drive up from Wellington while staff came from Welly, Hawke's Bay and even Chch.
Angus Ta'avao was the co-commentator so he can't be in the Auckland bubble.
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Results Saturday, 22 August 2020
2020 Rex Kerr Cup (Hurricanes region - girls)- QF: Manukura 64 - 0 Feilding HS
2020 Life Members Cup (Hurricanes region - boys)- QF: Wainuiomata College 38 - 7 Makoura College (Wed 19 August)
- QF: St John's College Hastings 48 - 12 Horowhenua Combined Colleges (Wed 19 August)
- SF1: Manukura 0 - 36 Lindisfarne (Thu 20 August)
Auckland 1A
Round 7: No games due to COVID-19 restrictions
Harbour 1A
Round 8: No games due to COVID-19 restrictions
Central North Island
Round 5- St John's Hastings 3 - 26 Whanganui Collegiate
- Feilding HS 41 - 19 Rathkeale Coll
- St Paul's Collegiate 25 - 21 St Peter's Cambridge
- Francis Douglas MC 5 - 44 St John's Hamilton
Super 8
Round 5- Hamilton BHS 37 - 0 Tauranga BC (Thu 20 August)
- Napier BHS 22 - 25 Rotorua BHS - RBHS are the new holders of the Moascar Cup
- Hastings BHS 13 - 35 New Plymouth BHS
- Palmerston North BHS 54 - 10 Gisborne BHS
Wellington Premiership
Round 5- Rongotai Coll 27 - 20 Wellington College (Wed 19 Aug)
- St Pat’s Wellington 74 - 7 Wairarapa Coll
- St Pat’s Silverstream 76 - 5 Mana Coll
- St Bernard's 27 - 19 Aotea Coll
- Tawa Coll 12 - 84 Scots Coll
UC Championship
Round 8- Waimea combined 34 - 21 Marlborough BC (Thu 22 August)
- Christ’s College 38 - 36 Nelson College
- Lincoln combined 17 - 36 Timaru BHS
- Mid Canterbury combined 7 - 43 Shirley BHS
- Aoraki-Roncalli combined 10 - 56 St Thomas College
- St Bedes College 14 - 31 Christchurch BHS
- St Andrews College 19 - 24 Rangiora HS
Otago Premier Schools (Premiership)
Round 7- Otago BHS 2nd XV 19 - 34 St Kevin's
- Dunstan HS 10 - 56 Southland BHS
- King's HS 8 - 13 Otago BHS 1st XV
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@Bovidae Yep, and to a charging Goon HS side. They're doing what Burnside and to a lesser extent Aranui HS threatened to do in years gone by and really shaking things up amongst the traditional, largely boy's only schools. If there is a national co-ed tourney this year, they'll clean up.
