2018 Hawke's Bay Representative Rugby

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Results:
Hawke's Bay U16 Development 14 v Wellington U16 Development 12
Hawke's Bay U16 23 v Manawatu U16 21

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Results Hurricanes U16 Tournament (Tuesday, 2/10)

Hawke’s Bay U16 32, Wellington U16 24 (HT: 10 - 17)
Hawke’s Bay U16 Dev 68 v East Coast U16 6 (HT: 42 - 0)

Finals on Thursday.

[Number 10]

Excellent to beat Wellington.

So the final will be a return encounter on Thursday!

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Two players, who will play are Clint Newland and Orcades Crawford.

[Number 10]

I thought Friday was the 5th this week? Or have they switched to metric days?

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@number-10 Yeah, it's Friday the 5th. They got that wrong in the picture.

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Hurricanes U16 Tournament (Thursday, 4/10)

Division B Final - Kick-off 9.30am (Turf, Memorial Park)
Hawke's Bay Development v Wellington Development

Division A Final - Kick-off 11.00am (Turf, Memorial Park)
Hawke's Bay v Wellington

Interestingly, both Wellington teams won their preseason game against our boys, while our teams beat theirs on Monday.

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Hawke's Bay Maori Legends (curtain raiser v Manawatu Maori Legends this Friday at McLean Park, k/o 5.30pm)
1 Clint Newland
2 Danny Logan
3 Orcades Crawford
4 Matt Bird
5 Layton Onekawa
6 Tom Symes
7 Jason Skipper
8 Mutu Ngarimu
9 Tom Blake
10 Mano Flutey
11 Jason Kupa
12 Aayden Clarke
13 Marty Lloyd
14 Aaron Hamilton
15 Jacob Kennedy
16 Brad Newland
17 David Briggs
18 Matt Maxwell
19 Everade Reid
20 Raumoa Timu
21 Henare Harris
22 Wallace Sullivan
23 Karl Broughton
24 John Robin
25 Jearrard Stephenson
26 Hoki Ward
27 Kelly Graham
28 Richard Kupa
29 Ray Blake
30 Richard Whaitiri
31 Rob Whaitiri
32 Eddie Hekenui

Player Coach - Tom Blake
Assist Coach - Murdoch Paewai, Ray Falcon
Manager - Trent Boswell-Wakefield
Assist Manager - Ash Dixon

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Manawatu Maori legends squad:

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1738642902924368&id=1044284329026899&

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@stargazer Surprised they couldn't get Taine Randell to dust off his boots.

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Maybe they only have 32 jerseys and pairs of socks in the kit bag.

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Hurricanes U16 Tournament

Div A Final:
Hawke's Bay U16 40 - Wellington U16 36

Div B Final:
Hawke's Bay U16 Dev 20 - Wellington U16 Dev 40

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@stargazer said in 2018 Hawke's Bay Representative Rugby:

Hurricanes U16 Tournament

Div A Final:
Hawke's Bay U16 40 - Wellington U16 36

Div B Final:
Hawke's Bay U16 Dev 20 - Wellington U16 Dev 40

O-for-Awesome.

Not only beat Wellington in the final, but beat them twice in three matches.

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Saturday, 6 October 2018
12.45pm: Waikato U14 v Hawke's Bay U14 at Owen Delany Park, Taupo
Apparently, this is the first time the U14s are playing Waikato.

FARAH PALMER CUP (cross-over game)
1.00pm: Manawatu Cyclones v Hawke's Bay Tui at CET Arena, Palmerston North

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Results:

Waikato U14 31, Hawke's Bay U14 45
Manawatu Cyclones 22, Hawke's Bay Tui 10

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This week: Hurricanes U18 girls tournament at Napier BHS, with 3 games of 35 minutes and finals.

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Several players with familiar names and a set of twins for the midfield.

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Results U18 girls:

v Poverty Bay: 15 - 14 W
v Wellington: 0 - 24 L
v Manawatu: 22 - 14 W

They'll play the final against Wellington tomorrow.

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As we know the Hawke's Bay Under 16 team won the Hurricanes tournament for the first time since 2014.

HB beat Wellington twice in the tournament - in the round-robin game and then in the final.

So, of course, the Hurricanes Under 16 Tournament team (22 boys) is named and contains nine from Wellington and only six from Hawke's Bay ...

Even more astonishing is that the Hurricanes deigned to award the player-of-the-tournament to a Hawke's Bay boy - Treyah Kingi-Taukamo.

Surely the Hurricanes could have gone the whole way and flipped two fingers in our direction instead of just one?

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@number-10 It's always the same story, isn't it? Frustrating. They have more opportunities to watch these Welly boys play, maybe even know some of them. Maybe they find it hard to overlook them just for that reason? They should come out of Wellington more, to the Bay.