Follow @RedefinedRugby Thursday November 13, 2014 http://www.cookislandsnews.com/ New Zealand Heartland’s winger Nathan Hunt who scored a brace of tries in his team’s 64-6 thrashing of the Cooks. The visiting New Zealand Heartland XV gave the local selection side a lesson in New Zealand-style rugby on a wet BCI Stadium
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Ranfurly Shield challengers confirmed
Follow @RedefinedRugby The first challengers to Hawkes Bay's Ranfurly Shield have been confirmed. Photo / Getty Hawkes Bay have confirmed the three Heartland Union challenges they have accepted for early Ranfurly Shield defences next year. Hawkes Bay received six challenges and have confirmed Wairarapa Bush, Horowhenua Kapiti and this year's Meads Cup
Inaugural Hurricanes Secondary School Sevens on Saturday
Follow @RedefinedRugby Twenty two school teams from the lower and central North Island are scheduled to descend on Palmerston North for the inaugural Hurricanes Youth Rugby Council Sevens Tournament this coming Saturday. Thirteen boys’ and nine girls’ schools will compete across six pools in the tournament, hosted by the Manawatu Rugby Union
New Zealand Heartland XV to play Cook Islands Residents XV named
Follow @RedefinedRugby New Zealand Heartland XV to play Cook Islands Residents XV named The New Zealand Heartland XV squad to play Cook Islands Residents XV has been named by Head Coach Kurt McQuilkin today. Kickoff for the match is at 3.30pm on Wednesday (NZT) 12 November at BCI National Stadium in Nikao, Rarotonga. The
Heartland XV come back to defeat Marist for third straight year
Follow @RedefinedRugby The New Zealand Heartland XV have come from behind to score a remarkable 46-31 victory over an outstanding NZ Marist outfit at North Harbour Marist in Albany this afternoon (Saturday NZDT). Marist led 17-15 at halftime, and when the match entered the final quarter, the Heartland XV were still three