2022 Hawke's Bay Representative Rugby
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The Tui squad for the Farah Palmer Cup has been announced:
Many players from last year returning, also quite a few new names.
Notable absence is prop Ashley Palu (Canterbury) and also Teilah Ferguson (Wellington), who unfortunately - despite playing club rugby for Tech - has not returned after finishing her studies in Dunedin. -
2022 Te Matau a Maui Tane Squad
Anthony Wilson** (CLIVE)
Ash Robinson Bartlett (TAMATEA)
Bailey Johnson** (AOTEA)
Baden Papuni (HAVELOCK NTH)
Bronson Hokianga (CLIVE)
Colin Hokianga (BRIDGE PA)
Debdan Keil (BRIDGE PA)
Donovan Mataira** (CLIVE)
Eli Rore (PIRATES)
Eli Martin (TECH)
Ethan Webby (PIRATES)
Eugene Sandiland (HASTINGS RUGBY&SPORTS)
Everard Reid (BRIDGE PA)
Grayson Ewart (PIRATES)
Hakoro Wainohu (BRIDGE PA)
Hemi Hokianga (BRIDGE PA)
Ian Rore (TARADALE)
Jackson Waerea (BRIDGE PA)
Jacob Stephenson** (AOTEA)
Jasper Wylie (HAVELOCK NTH)
Jayden Falcon (CLIVE)
Jayden Rihia** (HASTINGS RUGBY&SPORTS)
Jayden Walker** (TARADALE)
Josh Rautahi (AOTEA)
Kaihau Pasikala (HAVELOCK NTH)
Kalani Grant (TARADALE)
Kaleb Whakataka (TARADALE)
Karl Hewitt (TARADALE)
Keanu Hape-Moke** (AOTEA)
Maka Harris (TAMATEA)
Oranga Harris (TAMATEA)
Piripi Panapa (PIRATES)
Rani Rautahi (AOTEA)
Roger Paewai (MAC)
Sam Jones** (AOTEA)
Shae Tutaki (BRIDGE PA)
Stephen Te Patu (MARAENUI)
Taniera Miratana (BRIDGE PA)
Thomas Eden (TARADALE)
Tiki Greening (MAC)
Tipene Maxwell (PIRATES)
Tipene Meihana (PIRATES)
Vinnie Wildemoth (MARAENUI)
Wiremu Erkell (HAVELOCK NTH)
Zendrick Te Ngahue (MARAENUI)** Denotes dual selection HB Saracens
Coaches: Murdoch Paewai, Mutu Ngarimu, Andre Taurerewa
Manager: Tom Blake -
2022 Te Matau a Maui Tane Squad
Anthony Wilson** (CLIVE)
Ash Robinson Bartlett (TAMATEA)
Bailey Johnson** (AOTEA)
Baden Papuni (HAVELOCK NTH)
Bronson Hokianga (CLIVE)
Colin Hokianga (BRIDGE PA)
Debdan Keil (BRIDGE PA)
Donovan Mataira** (CLIVE)
Eli Rore (PIRATES)
Eli Martin (TECH)
Ethan Webby (PIRATES)
Eugene Sandiland (HASTINGS RUGBY&SPORTS)
Everard Reid (BRIDGE PA)
Grayson Ewart (PIRATES)
Hakoro Wainohu (BRIDGE PA)
Hemi Hokianga (BRIDGE PA)
Ian Rore (TARADALE)
Jackson Waerea (BRIDGE PA)
Jacob Stephenson** (AOTEA)
Jasper Wylie (HAVELOCK NTH)
Jayden Falcon (CLIVE)
Jayden Rihia** (HASTINGS RUGBY&SPORTS)
Jayden Walker** (TARADALE)
Josh Rautahi (AOTEA)
Kaihau Pasikala (HAVELOCK NTH)
Kalani Grant (TARADALE)
Kaleb Whakataka (TARADALE)
Karl Hewitt (TARADALE)
Keanu Hape-Moke** (AOTEA)
Maka Harris (TAMATEA)
Oranga Harris (TAMATEA)
Piripi Panapa (PIRATES)
Rani Rautahi (AOTEA)
Roger Paewai (MAC)
Sam Jones** (AOTEA)
Shae Tutaki (BRIDGE PA)
Stephen Te Patu (MARAENUI)
Taniera Miratana (BRIDGE PA)
Thomas Eden (TARADALE)
Tiki Greening (MAC)
Tipene Maxwell (PIRATES)
Tipene Meihana (PIRATES)
Vinnie Wildemoth (MARAENUI)
Wiremu Erkell (HAVELOCK NTH)
Zendrick Te Ngahue (MARAENUI)** Denotes dual selection HB Saracens
Coaches: Murdoch Paewai, Mutu Ngarimu, Andre Taurerewa
Manager: Tom Blake@Stargazer I knew NOB
Mwas white, but no players at all in Te Matau a Maui Tane. Wow... -
@Stargazer I knew NOB
Mwas white, but no players at all in Te Matau a Maui Tane. Wow...@Stockcar86 @Stockcar86 You guys might have a number in the HB B Team or, more likely, the HB Samoan Team.
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@Stargazer I knew NOB
Mwas white, but no players at all in Te Matau a Maui Tane. Wow...@Stockcar86 You guys might have a number in the HB B Team or, more likely, the HB Samoan Team.
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Not unexpected, but the Tui lost today; by a bigger margin than it should have been (in terms of history between the teams).
Defence is a big work-on, line-out throwing, too. Some players don't look fit.
Otago really using the width of the field well and their kicking game was really good. The Tui's defence didn't adapt.
Otago also has the advantage of some "stars" in their squad that we simply don't have.
Nevertheless, Otago had several players in the bin, playing with 13 for some time, and the Tui should have taken advantage of the space on the field. They didn't.Several newbies making their FPC debut for the Tui today. Also a lot of the other starters would have been reserves in previous years, but that happens when players keep leaving. And a 4:4 split on the bench. Injuries?
Harmony Kautai was playing out of position and I prefer her on the wing. Amelia Pasikal, I prefer her as a starter in the midfield. She had great impact from the bench.
The young new halfback, Kahlia Awa, who scored a try on debut, looks promising. We need a new talented halfback, because Emma Jensen is well into her 40s and not sure how long she still wants to play. She's also not as good anymore as she used to be. Funny to hear she's Awa's teacher at Hastings Girls'. Totally irrelevant, but Awa is Cooper Flanders' girlfriend.
Our best was Gemma Woods. She just keeps going, year after year. Her experience, but also her determination during the game, is a great example for the young ones. Great engine.
Final point: the player who took out Nina Pineaha in the line-out should have received a red card. Pineaha landed on her neck/head.
Full time: Tui 22 - 44 Otago
North Harbour away, next week. Hopefully Kath Brown will be available for that game.
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This looks like a really good team! Lots of players from the 2019 Top 4 winning Hastings Boys' team & some of the best from Napier Boys' that I remember. I haven't seen some of them play since their schooldays, so I can't wait to see how they go. Or maybe I should see, "read" how they go, because I'm not sure we get to see any of the games. I hope sideline live will livestream some of these rep games!
A few players have changed position since leaving school. Not only Cooper Flanders is now definitely a 7, instead of an 8, but they've also changed Nick Ennor from a lock into a prop! Must be a big lump of a prop! -
Good 32 - 5 win from the Tui, today. Centre Amelia Pasikala is a seriously good player. Very strong and powerful. I bet she'd also do well as a loosie.
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Just a reminder that the HB Bs (or whatever name they are going under this season) are taking on Wanganui over at Park Island's Tremain Field on Saturday - kick off at 2.30pm. Sadly that's the same time the A team are dealing to Waikato up in Hamilton but I know where I am going to be.
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Just a reminder that the HB Bs (or whatever name they are going under this season) are taking on Wanganui over at Park Island's Tremain Field on Saturday - kick off at 2.30pm. Sadly that's the same time the A team are dealing to Waikato up in Hamilton but I know where I am going to be.
@Higgins Thanks for that. Where did you find/hear this info? I've been looking for it.
It would be great if the HBRU had a page or pages on their website about representative rugby and a schedule of their games. Don't see them on the app either. In the past, you could find them on the HB Referees website, but they now refer to the app.
Edit: I assume you mean the team that used to be known under the name of the Hawke's Bay Saracens? I think they now just call them the Hawke's Bay Development team.
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@Higgins Thanks for that. Where did you find/hear this info? I've been looking for it.
It would be great if the HBRU had a page or pages on their website about representative rugby and a schedule of their games. Don't see them on the app either. In the past, you could find them on the HB Referees website, but they now refer to the app.
Edit: I assume you mean the team that used to be known under the name of the Hawke's Bay Saracens? I think they now just call them the Hawke's Bay Development team.
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Tui line-up v Northland. The time of 2.05pm in the picture is wrong; kick-off time is 4.35pm. The idiots from NZR have scheduled our women's team's FPC game at the same time as the Magpies' game!
@Stargazer Think Sky TV would have the biggest say what time the games are to be played
