Follow @RedefinedRugby Wanganui Rugby Football Union head Dale Cobb called fulltime on his role last week.PHOTO/FILE Steelform Wanganui's celebrations of Saturday's win were a little tempered by the surprise resignation of WRFU chief executive Dale Cobb last week. Cobb, after six years in the role and a decade with the WRFU, brought his
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Buller on march towards Meads Cup glory
Follow @RedefinedRugby 4th October 2014 BULLER vs WEST COAST @ Westport Buller's march continued as they secured home advantage throughout the Heartland Championship playoffs with a gritty 29-24 derby victory over West Coast on Saturday. New Zealand's smallest union jumped to a six-point lead following their seventh successive win and, with one round remaining till the
Junior Lions national U19 Champions
Follow @RedefinedRugby Junior Lions national U19 Champions with emphatic win over Canterbury The Wellington U19s celebrating their win over Canterbury in the National U19 tournament final. Photo credit: Dave Lintott. The Wellington U19s are the inaugural National U19 tournament champions, Beating Canterbury 32-21 in the final of the Jock Hobbs National U19 Tournament
Heartland Championship – Results Week 7
Follow @RedefinedRugby Week Seven 4-Oct Horo-Kapiti v Sth Canterbury Levin Result 23-11 4-Oct Mid Canterbury v North Otago Ashburton Result 28-07 4-Oct Thames Valley v Poverty Bay Paeroa Result 09-17 4-Oct Wanganui v Wairarapa Bush Wanganui Result 38-24 4-Oct Buller v West Coast Westport Result 29-24 4-Oct East Coast v King Country Ruatoria Result 07-34 Buller hopped out to a six-point lead in the Pink Batts Heartland Championship when beating West Coast 29-24 in a close game in Westport on Saturday. Poverty Bay, courtesy of a
NZ Schools hold off fast finishing Australian Schools
Follow @RedefinedRugby Members of the New Zealand Schools perform their pre-match haka in driving rain at the start of today's Schools Test at Porirua Park The New Zealand Schools beat Australia Schools and the New Zealand Barbarian Schools defeated Fiji Schools in today's two internationals at Porirua Park. New Zealand Schools 34 -