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WAIKATO RUGBY UNION
CLUB RUGBY NEWS
Saturday 27 April 2013
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS PLUS THIS WEEK’S TEAM LISTS INSIDE
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PREMIER WEEK 5 REVIEW
Fraser Tech managed a hard fought win over Melville in the Game of the Round, while Hamilton Old
Boys and Hamilton Marist both had wins to keep them at the top of the table.
GAME OF THE ROUND
Fraser Tech 22 – Melville 15
Fraser Tech came away with a hard fought win over
Melville at Mill Street in the ‘Game of Round 5’.
In an even match the visiting Melville side made a lot of
the play and took it to Tech, but their discipline cost them
with several penalties killing their momentum. Melville
were still in the game in the final 10 minutes but the resolute
Tech defence was able to hang on.
Tech made a steady start and were on the scoreboard
early with two penalty kicks from first five Chauncy Edwardson.
The match then turned into a tough grind for most of the
first half with lots of penalties slowing down the pace of
the game.
Late in the first spell Melville breached the Tech defence
with a try from flanker Conway Brady, converted by first
five Matt Hogg, to take the lead.
Edwardson kicked a penalty on halftime to give the
home side a 9-7 lead at the break.
After a tight first half the game sprung to life with a lot
more action at both ends of the field in the second 40
minutes.
It was Melville who struck first in the second half when
Number 8 Haimona Waititi drove over the line after good
build up play from the visitors.
However Tech responded almost instantly to regain the
lead with a try to centre Save Tokula, who was Tech’s
main attacking threat whenever he touched the ball.
With 15 minutes remaining Tokula showed his class
again, scoring his second try to push Tech’s lead out to 19
-12.
The momentum was now with Tech and the penalty
count against Melville continued to hinder them. Edwardson
kicked his fourth three-pointer of the day to make it a
10 point lead.
Hogg replied with a penalty of his own to get Melville
within seven again and that set up a tense final 10 minutes
where the visitors threw everything at the Tech defence.
But the hosts were able to hold on for a hard earned
victory while Melville took away a deserved bonus point
from the match.
Hamilton Marist 20 – Te Rapa 0
Hamilton Marist made it five wins in a row with their
victory over Te Rapa at Marist Park.
The home side got off to a fast start with a try to flanker
Josaan Levien plus a conversion and two penalties from
first five Jason Kjestrup. But they didn’t add any further
points until near fulltime when hooker Sefo Setefano
crossed the line, with Kjestrup again converting.
Despite their slow start Te Rapa fought well to stay in
the contest but were unable to trouble the Marist defence
with the home side impressively keeping them to zero
points.
Hamilton Old Boys 31 – Morrinsville Sports 13
Hamilton Old Boys moved into first equal on the table
with a bonus point win over Morrinsville Sports at Campbell
Park to maintain their unbeaten start to the season.
Wing Sione Tupa was the star, running in a hat-trick of
tries, while loose forward Brodie Locke and centre Dean
Devcich also got on the score sheet. First five Kane Adams
added three conversions.
Morrinsville were right in the match until a burst of
points from Old Boys early in the second half. The home
team’s points came from a try to prop Tom Rowling and
eight points from the boot of first five Andre Wilson.
Otorohanga 25 – Hautapu 0
Otorohanga managed a bonus point win in their match
against Hautapu at Island Reserve to keep them firmly in
the top four.
Exciting fullback Sekove Seriki had a good outing for
the home team, scoring two tries, while there was also
tries to lock Josh Ferguson and first five Byron Morgan.
Centre Rupeni Seduadua kicked a conversion and a penalty.
Hautapu made a strong start to the match but couldn’t
seem to make inroads into a solid Otorohanga defence.
The ability of the home side to attack from anywhere on
the field proved to be the difference between the sides.
Te Awamutu Sports 20 – University 5
Te Awamutu Sports ground out a tough win over University
at Albert Park to hold on to their spot in the top
four.
Debutant hooker Jack Munce, fullback Hayden Ivil and
wing Shuaib Samaai scored the tries for the home side.
First five Todd Doolan added a conversion and a penalty.
University, who slumped to their fifth straight loss, were
unable to score any points in the first half but managed a
late consolation try from replacement wing William
Mango.
Fraser Tech wing Chris Johnston makes a break, with fullback
Jono Sullivan in support, during their win Round 5 win over
Melville. Photo courtesy of Heddfan Photography.

PREMIER WEEK 7 PREVIEW
Note: Round 6, the ’Anzac Day’ round, was played on Wednesday and Thursday (April 24 and 25). The split round,
played partly in pre-season and partly during this week, was not completed in time for this publication. The results and
updated points tables from Round 6 will be published in next week’s edition.
Round 6 games played on March 16: Te Awamutu Sports 24 - Hautapu 20, Melville 23 - Hamilton Marist 8.
Round 6 games played this week (not played at time of publication): Hamilton Old Boys v Otorohanga, Fraser Tech v
University, Te Rapa v Morrinsville Sports.
Round 7
Saturday 27 April 2013
All games kick-off at 2:45pm
(previews written before the midweek Round 6 games)
Fraser Tech vs Hautapu
Mill Street, Hamilton
Struggling Hautapu travel to Mill Street to take on Fraser
Tech.
Hautapu has had a tough start to the season with just one
win and a draw from six games, while Fraser Tech are
progressing well and are slowly moving into top four
contention.
Tech, who won both matchups between these two sides
last season, will be favourites to take out this match on
current form. However Hautapu will be desperate for a
win which could be dangerous for the home side.
Hamilton Marist vs University
Marist Park, Hamilton
Teams at opposite ends of the table meet at Marist Park
with in-form Hamilton Marist hosting bottom of the table
University.
After a first up loss Marist continues to impress, chalking
up five straight wins, while University have done the
opposite to start the season - losing their first five games.
Marist comfortably won both their fixtures against University
last season and will be confident of another win
here, but University are a better side than their start to the
season would suggest.
Otorohanga vs Morrinsville Sports
Island Reserve, Otorohanga
Morrinsville Sports head to Otorohanga for what is always
a tough away fixture at Island Reserve.
Defending champions Otorohanga look to be back to
near their best with some good form moving them into the
top four. Morrinsville have had a mixed start to the year
but could easily be higher on the table after a couple of
narrow losses.
Otorohanga made easy work of Morrinsville in their two
games against them last season and will be expected to
take the points again here, but this is an improving Morrinsville
side that should put up a good fight.
Te Awamutu Sports vs Hamilton Old Boys
Albert Park, Te Awamutu
Two teams to have good starts to the season, Te Awamutu
Sports and Hamilton Old Boys, face off at Albert
Park.
Old Boys have been the form team so far, winning their
first five matches, while Te Awamutu have shown they
will be a playoff contender this year with four wins and
two losses.
The red and blacks took out both games between these
two last year, but only by narrow margins on both occasions.
This should be a very tight match, particularly with
Te Awamutu at home.
Te Rapa vs Melville
St Andrews Park, Hamilton
Te Rapa and Melville, both currently in the bottom half
of the table, play at St Andrews Park.
Melville made a great start to the year, winning their first
two games, but have gone on to lose their next four. Te
Rapa also started with a win but has found the going a lot
tougher since then.
However both teams have been competitive and will be
desperate for a win to push them up the table. Melville
will be confident they can get the right result but Te Rapa
will be up for it in front of their home crowd.
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PREMIER TEAM LISTS
Fraser Tech v Hautapu
Jamie Vette
Rohan Kamo (c)
Richard Johnston
Peni Iowane
Colin Cooper
Matt Vant Leven
Joe Scheres
Alex Suttie
Matt Cameron
Chauncy Edwardson
Matt Kenny
Glen Robertson
Save Tokula
Chris Johnston
Jono Sullivan
Jarred Edwards
Taylor Jackson
Nathan Sunde
Simon Humble
Daniel Teka
Sikeli Vorenasu
Tarren Te Moni
Coaches
Roger Randle
Sean Hohneck
Sponsor
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Mill Street
2.45pm
Ref: Aaron Paterson
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Dan Evans
Sam van der Valk
Dan Ross
Longo Takataka
Jordan Crowe
Nick Feast
Stefan Destounis
Isaac van der Valk
Brogan Bayliss
Liam Eldridge
Sam Matangi
Tane Mita
Marnus Hanley
Yoshikazu Morita
Josh Gascoigne
Tyrone Te Ruruku
Eiri Nekada
Jarrod Bellingham
Dan Tupou
TBA
TBA
TBA
Coach
Adam Poka
Sponsor
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Te Awamutu Sports v Hamilton Old Boys
Kieran Ramage
Jack Munce
IWade McLean-Te Huia
Daniel Gujer
Chris Middleton
Norman Solofa
Matthew Towers
Jono Armstrong (c)
Jarred Bayliss
Todd Doolan
Nanai Naturaga
Leon Emery
Semisi Fotu
Paulo Dulunaqio
Hayden Ivil
Chris Keen
Shane Thompson
Samisoni Moka
Dennon Bell
Shuaib Samaai
Waylon Tangahou
Alex Mylchreest
Coaches
Deon Muir
Ray Stowe
Sponsor
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RD1
Albert Park
2.45pm
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Junior Tyrell
Thomas de MalmancheI
Geoff Sisterton
Nick Ross
T Bennett
Kaleb Foote
Brodie Locke
David Faville
Sam Hall
Dean Devcich
Sione Tupa
Aleki Kisina
DJ Collier
Anthony Coffey
Thomas Bird
J Leaf
Jason Church
Jason Te Brake
Andy Koli
Kylem O’Donnell
Kane Adams
Isaako Peato
Coaches
Craig West, Bas LennanI
and Warren HodgesI
Sponsor
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Te Rapa Wholesale Cars
Hamilton Marist v University
Aaron Botherway
Sefo Setefano
Mark Tyrell
Leif Johansson
Lui Finau
Bart Karalus
Josaan Levien
Zane Kapeli
Michael Walsh
Jason Kjestrup
Josh Fa’agalu
Phil Mourits
Jeremy Farr
Keegan Faria
Brad Hills
Blair Currie
Aaron Gamble
Vaughan Hodgson
AJ Tuhoro
Luke Karalus
Ben Finau
Hilton Gibbons
Coach
Sean Botherway
Sponsor
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Jason Hunter
Wayne Boyd
Mitchell Takiari
Richard Bayley
Raumati Morgan
Arron Kelly
Richard Deadman
Daisuke Kurihara
Cliff Blair
Matthew Lahana
Takumi Ito
Jordan Cameron
Leigh Bristowe
Aaron Dykstra
Harrison Lafituanai
Wade Davis
Brendon Te Kanawa
Cody Thompson
Matthew Jensen
Blair Webber
Ashley Hayward
Viliaketi Tu’ungafasi
Coaches
Cedric Wilson
Ben Paurini
Sponsor
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Te Rapa
Marist Park
2.45pm
Ref: Grant Cotterell
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Te Rapa v Melville
St Andrews Park
2.45pm
Ref: Grant Stuart
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Steele Williams
Seth Heynes
Todd Foster
Kelly Anderson
Brian Alainu’uese
Sean Nixon
Eli Atkins
Louis Rogers
Josh Fawcett
Johnny Te Ruki
Raphael Himiona
Sam McCahon
Joe Murray
William Mango
James Loto
Tahi Ruru
Ben Dickson
Ryan Morrison
Matthew Brown
Jake Holmes
Owen Tarrant
TBA
Coaches
Reginald Proffit
Rhys Ellison
Sponsor
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Bar
Fraser Neal
Kereti Tonga
Viliami Tu’ungafasi
Dale Shane
Haimona Waititi
Adam Tolua (c)
Conway Brady
Jake Ale (c)
Paul Shields
Matt Hogg
Retimana Karaka
Brett O’Connor
Jimmy Horsford
Mike Cassidy
Mike Martin
Allan Cassidy
Frank Ale
Kousuke Yamashita
Matt McKone
Ezra Hirawani
Joey Fluhler
Arron Wilson
Coach
Wayne Maxwell
Sponsor
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Bar and Restaurant
Otorohanga v Morrinsville Sports
Whetu Barber
Brad van der Heyden
Villiame Seuseu
Chris Keech
Josh Ferguson
Turuva Lumelume
Rory Grice
Peke Manawaiti
Ben Needham
Byron Morgan
Solo Korovata
Terry White
Rupeni Seduadua
Eseroma Nabawala
Sekove Seriki
John Jackson
Josh Ostern
Hayden Buckman
Sam Trangmar
Ross Fenton
Jessie Williams
Leighton Parsons
Coaches
Noel Barber
Nathan Pye
Sponsor
OTC / Freightlines
Island Reserve
2.45pm
Ref: James Higgins
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LEADING POINT SCORERS
(after Round 5, and part of Round 6)
68 - Todd Doolan (Te Awamutu Sports)
54 - Chauncy Edwardson (Fraser Tech)
53 - Kane Adams (Hamilton Old Boys)
49 - Jason Kjestrup (Hamilton Marist)
35 - Liam Eldridge (Hautapu)
35 - Hayden Ivil (Te Awamutu Sports)
LEADING TRY SCORERS
(after Round 5, and part of Round 6)
7 - Hayden Ivil (Te Awamutu Sports)
6 - Save Tokula (Fraser Tech)
6 - Sione Tupa (Hamilton Old Boys)
6 - Sekove Seriki (Otorohanga)
5 - Niko Malo (Hamilton Marist)
5 - Richard Deadman (Te Rapa)
Colin Vette
Jordan Mallinger
Tom Rowling
Cody Price
Wiremu Stevenson
Josh Janmaat
Shaun Peek
Glen McIntyre
Lester Pollard
Andre Wilson
Jason Chambers
Nico Ezekiela
Bryce Cowley
Niko Masirewa
Josh O’Flaherty
Steven Lowe
Mark Verner
Duncan Leask
Jarrid Foster
Henry Foy
Reggie Sikivou
Vesi Rauluni
Coaches
Damon McKinnon
Kelly Westgate
Sponsor
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Frankton v Leamington
Emani Semau
Mu Alafau
Mose Ese
Fei Sao
Jono Single (c)
Tua Lavea
Tony Ropati
Teofilo Brown
Stu Poulava
Tua Sione
Ben Hooper
Tim Walters
Reti Tofilau
Jordan Oliver
John Taylor
Abraham Chong-Nee
Tauese Nofoa
Maea Iclu
Cleveland Marsters
Peter Peters
Isaac Fui
Sean Leonard
Coach
Cameron Brett
Sponsor
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Fabricators
Bryan Cameron
Ian Cameron (c)
Dave Cameron
Troy Mahon
Jeff Clarke
Brad De Thierry
Hamish Mahon
Davie Panirau
Zane Carlyon
David Litt
Dean Rameka
Pete Harris
Sam Fletcher
Jason Heberley
Mitch Howie
Daryl Hodges
Brad Conning
Sam Herbert
Craig Wilson
Regan McKenzie
Mike McGehan
Ethan Beattie
Coaches
Dave Williams
Eric Stevens
Sponsor
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Swarbrick Park
2.45pm
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Taupiri v Putaruru
Murphy Lane
2.45pm
Ref: Mo Edwards
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DIV 1 TEAM LISTS
Riki Uerita
Adam Finlay
James Keeley
Steve Cottle
Bryant Mike
Adrian Zahner
Brendon Bouma
Malcolm Lewis
Trent Goodwin
Adin Bolton
Shaun Bax
Sean Richmond
Callum Neels
Scott Terry
Gary MacFarlane
Craig Bolton
Gavin Andrews
Paul Wright
Ian Seymour
Owen Raumita
Lemear Wirihana
Sean Bolton
Coaches
Frank Callaghan
Neihana McKinnon
Sponsor
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Leamington
Hamish Neale
Richard Bloomfield
Daniel McGillivray
James Hamilton
Eugene Bullot
Shaun Dixon
Thomas White (c)
Alex Graham
Regan Carter
Kyle Savage
Tiriti Hughes
Gary-Jack Gibb
Mark Watkins
Robbie Robinson
James Ensor
Dan Birks
Ricky Baigent
Charles O’Rourke
Michael White
Wiki Double
Alan Gilchrest
Jubert Moeke
Coach
Lawrence Dixon
Sponsor
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Loose Goose
Hinuera v Southern United
Josh Hawke
Ricky Edwards
Ben Whaiapu
Johnny McGurk
Tristan Mclean
IAndrew Ettinghowsen
Fergus King
Gerome Bardoul (c)
Matthew Dalton
Scott Bonencamp
Levi Henare
Hayden McPhail
Todd Allen
Marley Papalii
Sharmen Johnson
IJonathon Van Heuven
Jeremy O’Reilly
Zane Herrick
Joey Ramsey
Warrick Ross
Chris Henderson
Ryan Hoffman
Coaches
Henry De Haas
Brent Moss
Sponsor
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Mark Wilcox
Morts Wilson
Brook Whitehead
Joe Polaschek
Lotoa Aliimatafitafi
Eli Smale
Tobis Crighton
Sione Maaka
Ben Rush
Ryan Tuhakaraina
Chris Cawker
Matthew McIntyre
Jamie McIntyre
Rob Faloon
Danny Wharawhara
Chris Baker
Ben Brill
Chad Cambell
Gareth Kaukau
Ray Tuhakaraina
Sean Tuhakaraina
Shanan Mowett
Coach
Craig Taylor
Sponsor
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Wealleans Park
2.45pm
Ref: Mark Ray
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United Matamata Sports v Pirongia
Bedford Park
Thursday 6.10pm
Ref: Cam Brown
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Brian Sidney
Rua Tipene
James Foster
Kiel Harpur
Ned Honey
James Sutherland
John Belvert (c)
Chad Hulme
Jerome Wilson
Jordan Wood
Karl Munday
Sonny Goodnight
Cassius Read
Azza Pene
Sean Claude McCain
Dominic Uerata
Sam Pahewa
Chance Brown
Trent Lincoln
Paddy Dodunski
Logan Kana
Nelson Sheck
Coach
Che Harpur
Sponsor
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Ecolab
Ben Coutts
Nathan Bates
Lee Bennett
Ryan Bardsley
Simon Besanson
Adam Benefield
Doug Chappel
Cameron Coombes
Greg Gane
Scott Sands
Mitch Cooper
Travis Cook
Pere Retemeyer
Hayden Gamble
Jordan Craig
Fergus McConnell
Jordan Cook
Stan Rind
Dylan Hanning
Warrick Armore
Derek Everaats
Ryan Vickers
Coaches
Greg Fitzgerald
Dean Bar
Sponsor
PGG Wrightsons
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RESULTS & STANDINGS
WAIKATO CLUB RUGBY RESULTS FROM LAST SATURDAY:
Premier Senior A (Haswell Catley Trophy):
Fraser Tech 22 (Save Tokula 2 tries; Chauncy Edwardson 4 pens)
Melville 15 (Conway Brady, Haimona Waititi tries; Matt Hogg con, pen).
HT: 9-7.
Hamilton Marist 20 (Josaan Levien, Sefo Setefano tries; Jason Kjestrup
2 cons, 2 pens) Te Rapa 0. HT: 13-0.
Hamilton Old Boys 31 (Sione Tupa 3, Brodie Locke, Dean Devcich tries;
Kane Adams 3 cons) Morrinsville Sports 13 (Tom Rowling try; Andre
Wilson con, 2 pens) HT: 19-13.
Otorohanga 25 (Sekove Seriki 2, Josh Ferguson, Byron Morgan tries;
Rupeni Seduadua con, pen) Hautapu 0. HT: 13-0.
Te Awamutu Sports 20 (Jack Munce, Hayden Ivil, Shuaib Samaai tries;
Todd Doolan con, pen) University 5 (William Mango try) HT: 15-0.
Premier Senior B: Morrinsville Sports 27 Hamilton Old Boys 17, Hamilton
Marist 64 Te Rapa 0, Melville 14 Fraser Tech 11, Otorohanga 38 Hautapu
8, Te Awamutu Sports 45 University 14.
Division 1 Senior A: Putaruru 50 Frankton 0, Hinuera 23 Pirongia 11,
United Matamata Sports 41 Leamington 10, Taupiri 28 Southern United
13.
Division 1 Senior B: Hinuera 48 Pirongia 10, United Matamata Sports 27
Leamington 20, Taupiri 30 Southern United 13, Putaruru bye.
Division 2: Matangi Hillcrest 17 Huntly 11, Ohaupo 18 Raglan 14, Te
Akau 25 Kereone 15, Hamilton Old Boys 64 Kihikihi 12, Suburbs 17 Te
Rapa 5.
Division 3: Te Awamutu Sports 38 Melville 7, University 75 Marawatea 0,
Ngaruawahia 113 Leamington 0, Whatawhata 31 Te Awamutu Marist 22,
Jaradites 31 Ohaupo 7, Southern United 19 Hinuera 10, Northern bye.
Under 21s: Hamilton Old Boys 10 Hautapu 8, Hamilton Marist 68 Hinuera
0, Morrinsville Sports 23 University 17, Fraser Tech bye..
Under 85kg: Hautapu 8 University 0, Te Awamutu Sports 24 Melville 24,
Te Rapa 20 Hamilton Marist 3, Morrinsville Sports bye.
For draws, results and points tables for all grades go to
http://draws.nzrugby.co.nz/competitions/Default.aspx
Fraser Tech centre Save Tokula dives over for his sixth try of the season
against Melville last weekend. Photo courtesy of Heddfan Photography.
PREMIER SENIOR A POINTS TABLE
*as of Tue Apr 23 P W D L F A BP Pt
Hamilton Old Boys 5 5 0 0 142 62 3 23
Hamilton Marist 6 5 0 1 148 105 3 23
Otorohanga 5 4 0 1 134 93 4 20
Te Awamutu Sports 6 4 0 2 197 140 2 18
Fraser Tech 5 3 0 2 148 113 4 16
Melville 6 2 0 4 118 157 3 11
Morrinsville Sports 5 1 1 3 111 128 4 10
Hautapu 6 1 1 4 104 143 4 10
Te Rapa 5 1 0 4 73 181 1 5
University 5 0 0 5 83 134 3 3
PREMIER SENIOR B POINTS TABLE
*as of Tue Apr 23 P W D L F A BP Pt
Te Awamutu Sports B 6 5 0 1 233 70 6 26
Morrinsville Sports B 5 5 0 0 128 80 2 22
Melville B 6 4 0 2 123 129 2 18
Hamilton Marist B 6 3 0 3 178 77 4 16
Hamilton Old Boys B 5 3 0 2 180 70 3 15
Otorohanga B 5 3 0 2 110 128 2 14
Hautapu B 6 2 0 4 113 165 3 11
Fraser Tech B 5 2 0 3 103 87 2 10
Te Rapa B 5 0 0 5 25 277 0 0
University B 5 0 0 5 62 172 1 -4
DIVISION ONE POINTS TABLE
*as of Tue Apr 23 P W D L F A BP Pt
Southern United 3 3 0 0 143 24 3 15
Putaruru 3 3 0 0 88 41 1 13
Hinuera 3 2 0 1 124 28 2 10
Taupiri 3 2 0 1 72 44 1 9
Pirongia 3 1 0 2 70 89 1 5
Utd. Matamata Sports 3 1 0 2 37 57 0 4
Frankton 3 0 0 3 20 137 0 0
Leamington 3 0 0 3 5 139 0 0

THIS WEEKEND’S DRAW
Premier Division (all games kick off at 2.45pm):
Fraser Tech vs Hautapu at Mill Street 1; Otorohanga vs Morrinsville
Sports at Island Reserve 1; Hamilton Marist vs University at Marist
Park 1; Te Awamutu Sports vs Hamilton Old Boys at Albert Park 1;
Te Rapa vs Melville at St Andrews Park 1.
Premier Division Senior B (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
Fraser Tech B vs Hautapu B at Mill Street 1; Otorohanga B vs Morrinsville
Sports B at Island Reserve 1; Hamilton Marist B vs University
B at Marist Park 1; Te Awamutu Sports B vs Hamilton Old Boys
B at Albert Park 1; Te Rapa B vs Melville B at St Andrews Park 1.
Division 1 (games kick off at 2.45pm unless specified):
Frankton vs Leamington at Swarbrick Park 1; United Matamata
Sports vs Pirongia at Bedford Park 1 on Thursday April 25, 6.10pm
kick off; Hinuera vs Southern United at Wealleans Park 1; Taupiri vs
Putaruru at Murphy Lane 1.
Division 1 Senior B (games kick off at 2.45pm unless specified):
United Matamata Sports B vs Pirongia B at Bedford Park 1 on Thursday
April 25, 4.30pm kick off; Hinuera B vs Southern United B at
Wealleans Park 1; Taupiri B vs Putaruru B at Murphy Lane 1, Leamington
bye.
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COMPLETE WAIKATO CLUB RUGBY DRAW FOR SATURDAY 27 APRIL 2013
SPOT THE BALL COMPETITION
Division 2 (all games kick off at 2.45pm):
Ohaupo vs Te Akau at Ohaupo 1; Kereone vs Suburbs at Campbell
Park 1; Kihikihi vs Matangi Hillcrest at Kihikihi 1; Huntly vs Raglan at
Huntly 1; Te Rapa vs Hamilton Old Boys at St Andrews Park 2.
Division 3 (all games kick off at 2.45pm):
University vs Te Awamutu Sports at University 1; Leamington vs
Melville at Leamington 1; Marawatea vs Te Awamutu Marist at Stan
Heather Park 1; Ohaupo vs Ngaruawahia at Ohaupo 1; Whatawhata
vs Hinuera at Whatawhata 1; Northern vs Jaradites at Tahuna 1;
Southern United bye.
Under 21s (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
Morrinsville Sports vs Fraser Tech at Campbell Park 1; Hautapu vs
Hamilton Marist at Memorial Park 1; Hinuera vs University at Wealleans
Park 2; Hamilton Old Boys bye.
Under 85kg (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
University vs Morrinsville Sports at University 1; Hamilton Marist vs
Te Awamutu Sports at Marist Park 2; Te Rapa vs Hautapu at St
Andrews Park 2; Melville bye.
Pick which section of the grid the ball is in and email your answer to media@mooloo.co.nz with the subject line ‘Spot the Ball Comp’.
All correct answers go into the draw to win a Waikato Gilbert rugby ball. The winner will be announced in next week’s programme.
Entries close 5.00pm on Tuesday 30 April 2013. (There were no correct answers last week - the answer was C5).
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The ‘Form XV’ after Round 5 of the 2013 Waikato premier club competition.
1. Tau Koloamatangi
(University)
6. Adam Tolua
(Melville)
9. Kylem O’Donnell
(Hamilton Old Boys)
11. Sione Tupa
(Hamilton Old Boys)
4. Nick Ross
(Hamilton Old Boys)
10. Todd Doolan
(Te Awamutu Sports)
2. Rohan Kamo
(Fraser Tech)
8. Alex Suttie
(Fraser Tech)
12. Jordan Cameron
(Te Rapa)
15. Hayden Ivil
(Te Awamutu Sports)
5. Whetu Douglas
(University)
3. Wade McLean-Te Huia
(Te Awamutu Sports)
13. DJ Collier
(Hamilton Old Boys)
7. Jono Armstrong
(Te Awamutu Sports)
14. Josh Fa’agalu
(Hamilton Marist)