Heartland Championship

Follow @RedefinedRugby When winners turn out to be losers THE MOST amazing outcome from Steelform Wanganui's 57-35 win over Wairarapa-Bush on Saturday is how victory did not help them to home advantage in the Meads Cup playoffs, but glorious defeat earned their hosts an equal away game opportunity. On a weekend in which

Follow @RedefinedRugby We look at Week Eight the final round of the regular season of the 2015 Heartland Championship Mid Canterbury's self implosion last week has opened up the top of the table with neighbours South Canterbury taking advantage and top spot on the table as we enter the final round of

Follow @RedefinedRugby THE TOP 4 with one week to go Front runner Mid Canterbury suffered a 43-47 loss to Horowhenua Kapiti at Ashburton in round seven of the Pink Batts Heartland Championship on Saturday. The win, and that by Wairarapa Bush over East Coast 45-3, has resulted in an interesting scenario heading into

Follow @RedefinedRugby With two rounds of the Pink Batts Heartland championship remaining, Mid and South Canterbury and Wanganui seem likely to claim three of the four Meads Cup play-off positions after Round Six games on Saturday. Mid Canterbury remain on top with 27 points while South Canterbury are two behind with Wanganui

Follow @RedefinedRugby We look at Week Six of the 2015 Heartland Championship and Mid Canterbury are still the only un-beaten side in the 2015 Heartland Championship though their neighbours South Canterbury are right on their tail 2 points back. As Mid Canterbury travel to Gisborne to take on the up and down Poverty