CLUB RUGBY NEWS

WAIKATO RUGBY UNION
CLUB RUGBY NEWS
Saturday 18 May 2013
RESULTS AND POINTS TABLES PLUS THIS WEEK’S TEAM LISTS INSIDE
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PREMIER WEEK 9 REVIEW
Otorohanga held on for a five-point win over Te Awamutu Sports in the Game of the Round, while
Hamilton Marist extended their winning streak to eight with a win over Hamilton Old Boys.
GAME OF THE ROUND
Otorohanga 34 – Te Awamutu Sports 29
Otorohanga held on for a hard-earned win over Te Awamutu
Sports at Albert Park in the ‘Game of Round Nine’.
The 2012 premier champions headed back down State Highway
3 with their third straight bonus point win, while a late
penalty for Te Awamutu saw them take away two deserved
bonus points from the match.
The visitors got off to a fast start with second five Joe Perawiti
scoring a simple try from a scrum five metres out.
Perawiti converted his own try and added a penalty shortly
after as Otorohanga jumped out to an early 10-0 lead.
Te Awamutu then settled into the game and eventually got
on the scoreboard when first five Todd Doolan scored under
the posts after a good build up from the home forwards.
The match continued at a quick pace with good running
rugby from both sides - Otorohanga in particular prepared to
run the ball from all corners of the field with their offloads
causing the Te Awamutu defence problems.
Otorohanga were rewarded for their adventurous play as they
kept the ball in hand and scored in the corner through prop
Villiame Seuseu.
However Te Awamutu responded superbly just before the
break as Doolan found a big gap in the Otorohanga midfield
before spinning a pass to fullback Hayden Ivil who showed
electric pace to score, narrowing the margin to 15-12.
Just like the first half Otorohanga came out of the blocks
quickly and flanker Rory Grice crashed his way over to extend
the visitors’ lead.
But the see-sawing action continued as Te Awamutu halfback
Jarred Bayliss pounced on a loose ball for a well-taken
try. Doolan’s conversion brought the margin back to three.
Otorohanga then launched an extended period of attack in
the Te Awamutu 22 and Grice was in the thick of the action
again as he crossed for his side’s bonus point try.
Despite the visitors continuing to dominate possession their
big forward pack was becoming visibly tired and the Te Awamutu
defence was courageous in holding them out to keep
themselves in the match. But the host’s line was finally
breached again with lock Anthony Wise the scorer.
With five minutes remaining Ivil scored his second try of the
game to secure a bonus point for Te Awamutu and set up an
interesting finish to the match.
Otorohanga were able to spoil well on defence in the final
minutes and Te Awamutu had to be content with a penalty on
full time from replacement first five Waylon Tangohau to
ensure a second bonus point.
Fraser Tech 36 – Morrinsville Sports 21
Fraser Tech was always in control in their match against
Morrinsville Sports at Mill Street, coming away with a bonus
point win.
Tech wing Matt Kenny continued his good form with two
tries. Others to get on the score sheet for the home side were
first five Chauncy Edwardson, wing Navi Sikivou and flanker
Wilisoni Qiqiawaqa with a penalty try also awarded.
Morrinsville fought back well after being shut out in the first
half, with tries to flankers Shaun Peek and Josh Janmaat and
wing Niko Masirewa.
Hamilton Marist 22 – Hamilton Old Boys 8
Hamilton Marist held on to their spot at the top of the table
with a win over Hamilton Old Boys at Marist Park.
Centre Niko Malo, wing Joe Webber and loose forward Zane
Kapeli scored tries for Marist as they were able to pull away
in the second half after a tight first 40 minutes.
Old Boys scored their only try of the match in the first half
through prolific winger Sione Tupa, and a solitary penalty
from fullback Kane Adams was the only scoring they could
muster in the second spell.
Hautapu 23 – Melville 15
Hautapu recorded a good win, and a much needed four
points, over Melville at Collins Road.
The visitors scored just two tries, through outside backs
Tongafau Soli and Josh Gascoigne, but were kept in front
thanks to the boot of first five Liam Eldridge who kicked two
conversions and three penalties.
Melville’s tries came from Number 8 Jake Ale and prop
Frank Ale, with first five Talia Taulaulele adding a conversion
and a penalty.
University 53 – Te Rapa 17
University produced a superb first 40 minutes, playing into a
stiff breeze, to shoot out to a 45-0 lead against Te Rapa at St
Andrews Park which led to their first win of the season.
The students ran riot with William Mango (2), Ethan Pollock,
Ryan Nixon, Whetu Douglas, Ben Dickson, Trent
Parkes and Sam McCahon all scoring as they finally registered
a win in 2013.
Te Rapa faired far better after the break, winning the second
half thanks to two tries from Leigh Bristowe and one from
Ashley Hayward, but the damage had been done.
Otorohanga flanker Rory Grice crashes into his opposite number,
Norman Solofa of Te Awamutu Sports, during their Round 9 clash.

Top of the table Hamilton Marist face arguably their toughest test of the year against second-placed Otorohanga,
while the other clash of note is fourth-placed Te Awamutu Sports versus fifth-placed Fraser Tech.
Round 10 - Saturday 18 May 2013
All games kick-off at 2:45pm
Hautapu vs Te Rapa
Memorial Park, Cambridge
Seventh-placed Hautapu host bottom of the table Te Rapa at
Memorial Park in Cambridge.
Hautapu, buoyed by an important win last weekend, will be
expecting to make it back to back victories with revenge also
on their mind after losing to Te Rapa earlier in the year.
Te Rapa has struggled in recent weeks, including a disappointing
loss to University last weekend, but they should head
into this match with self-belief knowing they have already
beaten Hautapu this season.
Morrinsville Sports vs Melville
Campbell Park, Morrinsville
This match up at Campbell Park in Morrinsville should be an
interesting one between two evenly matched teams.
Morrinsville (eighth place) and Melville (sixth place) have
not been far off the pace this season, mixing it with the top
four sides, so this game will be a good gauge to see where
both clubs are at.
Melville will be slightly favoured, due to their better place
on the table and a win over Morrinsville earlier in the year,
but playing at home will be a big advantage for Morrinsville.
Otorohanga vs Hamilton Marist
Island Reserve, Otorohanga
Hamilton Marist faces their second top of the table clash in
as many weeks at Island Reserve.
After Hamilton Old Boys’ loss to the Marist last weekend,
Otorohanga has leapfrogged them into second spot and will
give Marist arguably their toughest match of the season.
Despite having to travel to Otorohanga, Marist has every
reason to be confident - they have had eight straight wins after
a first up loss back in March. They also beat Otorohanga 35-
15 back in round one.
Te Awamutu Sports vs Fraser Tech
Albert Park, Te Awamutu
Fourth-placed Te Awamutu Sports take on fifth-placed
Fraser Tech at Albert Park in Te Awamutu.
Despite being behind Te Awamutu on the table and playing
away, Tech will be confident of getting the win that would
push them into the top four.
However Te Awamutu has proven a very tough side so far
this season and will rate their chances in front of their home
fans, despite going down to Tech in a high-scoring match
back in round one.
University vs Hamilton Old Boys
Waikato University, Hamilton
University finally got themselves in the win column last
weekend which will be a huge boost ahead of a tough fixture
this weekend, at home against Hamilton Old Boys.
Third-placed Old Boys, who won the match up between
these two earlier in the year reasonably comfortably, will head
in as strong favourites.
But University, whose win last weekend lifted them off the
foot of the table, have plenty of talent and could push Old
Boys if it clicks for them.
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PREMIER TEAM LISTS
Hautapu v Te Rapa
Memorial Park
2.45pm
Ref: Daniel O’Connor (CM)
Taiapa Tomlinson
Sam van der Valk
Dan Ross
Sam Kilgour
Jordan Crowe
Nick Feast
Stefan Destounis
Kane Jacobson
Brogan Bayliss
Liam Eldridge
Yoshikazu Morita
Sam Matangi
Marnus Hanley
Dan Tupou
Tongafau Soli
Dan Evans
Tyrone Te Ruruku
Jarrod Bellingham
Eiri Nekada
Isaac van der Valk
Tom Jensen
Tane Mita
Coach
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Adam Fairley
Mitchell Takiari
Richard Bayley
Raumati Morgan
Apitanga Taotola
Richard Deadman
Daisuke Kurihara
Cliff Blair
Matthew Lahana
Takumi Ito
Jordan Cameron
Leigh Bristowe
Harrison Lafituanai
Wade Davis
Aaron Dykstra
Jake Goosen
Aaron Tawhara
Blair Webber
Brendon Te Kanawa
Ashley Hayward
Viliaketi Tu’ungafasi
Coaches
Cedric Wilson
Ben Paurini
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Te Rapa
Te Awamutu Sports v Fraser Tech
Kieran Ramage
Jack Munce
IWade McLean-Te Huia
Daniel Gujer
Chris Middleton
Norman Solofa
Matthew Towers
Jono Armstrong (c)
Jarred Bayliss
Waylon Tangohau
Paulo Dulunaqio
Leon Emery
Semisi Fotu
Nanai Naturaga
Hayden Ivil
Shane Thompson
Blake Morgan
Samisoni Moka
Calab Rewi
Luke Parsons
Trevor Attwood
Te Awa King
Coaches
Deon Muir
Ray Stowe
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Albert Park
2.45pm
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Jamie Vette
Taylor Jackson
Richard Johnston
Peni Iowane
Colin Cooper
Nathan Sunde
Joe Scheres (c)
Wilisoni Qiqiwaqa
Matt Cameron
Chauncy Edwardson
Oka Sanerivi
Chris Johnston
Glen Robertson
Navi Sikivou
Jono Sullivan
Nathan Jones
Latu Talakai
James Palmer
Sam Walters
Daniel Teka
Jason Robertson
Tarren Te Moni
Coaches
Roger Randle
Sean Hohneck
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Morrinsville Sports v Melville
Tom Rowling
Steve Lowe
Mark Verner
Duncan Leask
Cody Price
Josh Janmaat (c)
Paul Sweeney
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Brendon Leonard
Sam McLeod
Josh O’Flaherty
Henry Foy
Bryce Cowley
Niko Masirewa
Andre Wilson
Jordan Mallinger
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Lance McIntyre
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Lester Pollard
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Jason Chambers
Coaches
Damon McKinnon
Kelly Westgate
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Jake Holmes
William Mango
Sam McCahon
Joe Murray
Ethan Pollock
James Loto
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Tama Ratapu
Matthew Brown
Dayne Tiffany
Raphael Himiona
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Campbell Park
2.45pm
Ref: Miah Williams (TV)
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University v Hamilton Old Boys
Waikato University
2.45pm
Ref: J Paterson (NH)
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Viliami Tu’ungafasi
Jon Otto
Frank Ale
Dale Shane
Dan Bowater
Adam Tolua (c)
Conway Brady
Jake Ale (c)
Paul Shields
Mike Martin
Mike Cassidy
Brett O’Connor
Jimmy Horsford
Taurean George
Talia Taulaulele
Kereti Tonga
Matt McKone
Allan Cassidy
Haimona Waititi
Ezra Haiwani
TBA
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Coach
Wayne Maxwell
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David Faville
Kaleb Foote
Brodie Locke
Adam Burn
Sam Hall
Dean Devcich
Isaako Peato
DJ Collier
Sione Tupa
Ryan Kelliher
Anthony Coffey
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Jason Church
Alex Powell
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A Api
Thomas Bird
Coaches
Craig West, Bas LennanI
and Warren HodgesI
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Otorohanga v Hamilton Marist
Whetu Barber
Brad van der Heyden
Villiame Seuseu
Anthony Wise
Josh Ferguson
Rory Grice
Turuva Lumelume
Peke Manawaiti
Ben Needham
Byron Morgan
Solo Korovata
Joe Perawiti
Eseroma Nabawala
Rupeni Seduadua
Ross Fenton
John Jackson
Josh Ostern
Sam Trangmar
Chris Keech
Terry White
Sekove Seriki
Leighton Parsons
Coaches
Noel Barber
Nathan Pye
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Island Reserve
2.45pm
Ref: Michael Winter
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Lionel Wairau
Sefo Setefano
Blair Currie
Mike Hapi
Leif Johansson
Zane Kapeli
Luke Karalus
AJ Tuhoro
Michael Walsh
Wharenui Hawera
Josh Fa’agalu
Phil Mourits
Niko Malo
Joe Webber
Jono Malo
Dan Hodgson
Mark Tyrell
Aaron Ferguson
Bart Karalus
Marty Holah
Ben Finau
Jason Kjestrup
Coach
Sean Botherway
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LEADING POINT SCORERS
(after Round 9)
109 - Todd Doolan (Te Awamutu Sports)
87 - Kane Adams (Hamilton Old Boys)
80 - Chauncy Edwardson (Fraser Tech)
67 - Liam Eldridge (Hautapu)
49 - Jason Kjestrup (Hamilton Marist)
45 - Hayden Ivil (Te Awamutu Sports)
42 - Byron Morgan (Otorohanga)
LEADING TRY SCORERS
(after Round 9)
9 - Hayden Ivil (Te Awamutu Sports)
8 - Sione Tupa (Hamilton Old Boys)
8 - Matt Kenny (Fraser Tech)
7 - Save Tokula (Fraser Tech)
6 - Joe Fluhler (Melville)
6 - Sekove Seriki (Otorohanga)
6 - Niko Malo (Hamilton Marist)
6 - Chris Middleton (Te Awamutu Sports)

Hinuera v Leamington
Kahn Underwood
Ricky Edwards
Ben Whaiapu
Rhys Williams (c)
Tristram McLean
Jeremy O’Reilly
Andrew Buller
Gerome Bardoul
Joey Ramsay
Scott Bonencamp
Ryan Wilson
Hayden McPhail
Todd Allen
Marley Papalii
Sharman Johnson
Johnathon McGurk
Fergus King
Toby O’Reilly
Hamish McKenzie
Joshua Hawke
Warrick Ross
Zane Herrick
Coaches
Henry De Haas
Brent Moss
Sponsor
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Wealleans Park
2.45pm
Ref: Luan Kloppers
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Craig Bolton
Adam Finlay
James Keeley
Steve Cotterel
Mike Bryant
Adrian Zahner
Brendon Bouma
Malcolm Lewis
Trent Goodwin
Shaun Bax
Lieme Wirihana
Sean Richmond
Adin Bolton
Scott Terry
Gary MacFarlane
Riki Erueti
Paul Wright
Gavin Andrews
Chris Gillies
Alex Vanili
Callum Neels
Craig Dunn
Coaches
Frank Callaghan
Neihana McKinnon
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Brian Sidney
Dominic Uerata
James Foster
Chance Brown
Sam Pahewa
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John Belvert (c)
Kiel Harpur
Zane Costar
Azza Pene
Sean Claude McCain
Sonny Goodnight
Cassius Read
Mose Mose
Tamati Lee
James Sutherland
Phillip Neil
TBA
TBA
Jerome Wilson
Karl Munday
Logan Kana
Coach
Che Harpur
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Memorial Sportsground
2.45pm
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Mark Wilcox
Morts Wilson
Chris Baker
Joe Polaschek
Ben Brill
Eli Smale
Chad Cambell
Sione Maaka
Ben Rush
Ryan Tuhakaraina
Chris Cawker
Jamie McIntyre
Ray Tuhakaraina
Danny Wharawhara
Sean Tuhakaraina
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Matthew McIntyre
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Travis Cook
Pere Retemeyer
Dylan Hanning
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Hamish Mahon
Davie Panirau
Zane Carlyon
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Dean Rameka
Sam Tuliau
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Jason Heatherley
Daryl Hodges
Brad Conning
Peter Harris
Craig Wilson
TBA
TBA
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Eric Stevens
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Pirongia 1
2.45pm
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Taupiri v Frankton
Murphy Lane
2.45pm
Ref: Kelvin Bennett
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Hamish Neale
Richard Bloomfield
Daniel McGillivray
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Eugene Bullot
Ricky Baigent
Thomas White (c)
Alex Graham
Regan Carter
Kyle Savage
Allan Gilchrest
Gary-Jack Gibb
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Thomas Scheres
Ryan Walsh
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RESULTS & STANDINGS
WAIKATO CLUB RUGBY RESULTS FROM LAST SATURDAY:
Premier Senior A (Haswell Catley Trophy):
Otorohanga 34 (Rory Grice 2, Joe Perawiti, Villiame Seuseu, Anthony
Wise; Byron Morgan 2 cons, Perawiti con, pen) Te Awamutu Sports 29
(Hayden Ivil 2, Todd Doolan, Jarred Bayliss tries; Doolan 2 cons, Leon
Emery con, Waylon Tangohau pen). HT: 15-12.
Fraser Tech 36 (Matt Kenny 2, Chauncy Edwardson, Wilisoni Qiqiwaqa,
Navi Sikivou tries, penalty try; Edwardson 2 cons) Morrinsville Sports 21
(Shaun Peek, Niko Masirewa, Josh Janmaat tries; Andre Wilson 3 cons).
HT: 16-0.
Hamilton Marist 22 (Niko Malo, Joe Webber, Zane Kapeli tries; Wharenui
Hawera 2 cons, pen) Hamilton Old Boys 8 (Sione Tupa try; Kane Adams
pen). HT: 12-5.
Hautapu 23 (Tongafau Soli, Josh Gascoigne tries; Liam Eldridge 2 cons,
3 pens) Melville 15 (Taurean George, Frank Ale tries; Talia Taulaulele
con, pen). HT: 17-10.
University 53 (William Mango 2, Ethan Pollock, Ryan Nixon, Whetu
Douglas, Ben Dickson, Trent Parkes, Sam McCahon tries; Jake Holmes 5
cons, pen) Te Rapa 17 (Leigh Bristowe 2, Ashley Hayward tries; Matthew
Lahana con). HT: 45-0.
Premier Senior B: Melville 22 Hautapu 10, Te Awamutu Sports 21
Otorohanga 19, University 17 Te Rapa 5, Fraser Tech 33 Morrinsville
Sports 15, Hamilton Marist 50 Hamilton Old Boys 12..
Division 1 Senior A: Southern United 40 Pirongia 3, Taupiri 38 Leamington
12, Hinuera 27 Putaruru 19, United Matamata Sports beat Frankton by
default.
Division 1 Senior B: Taupiri 20 Leamington 5, Hinuera 43 Putaruru 12,
Southern United beat Pirongia by default, United Matamata Sports bye.
Division 2: Te Akau 21 Suburbs 13, Huntly 22 Te Rapa 10, Hamilton Old
Boys 30 Ohaupo 8, Matangi Hillcrest 23 Kereone 17, Raglan beat Kihikihi
by default.
Division 3: Te Awamutu Sports 16 Te Awamutu Marist 10, Ohaupo 101
Leamington 0, University 82 Hinuera 0, Melville 64 Northern 12, Ngaruawahia
21 Southern United 15, Jaradites 36 Whatawhata 19,
Marawatea beat Huntly by default.
Under 21s: Hautapu 50 Hinuera 5, Hamilton Old Boys 77 Fraser Tech 0,
Hamilton Marist 30 Morrinsville Sports 17, University bye.
Under 85kg: Hamilton Marist 22 Melville 10, Morrinsville Sports 79 Hautapu
0, University 17 Te Awamutu Sports 7, Te Rapa bye.
For draws, results and points tables for all grades go to
http://draws.nzrugby.co.nz/competitions/Default.aspx
Fraser Tech wing Matt Kenny about to cross for one of his two tries
against Morrinsville Sports last weekend. Heddfan Photography.
PREMIER SENIOR A POINTS TABLE
P
W D L F A BP Pt
Hamilton Marist 9 8 0 1 242 131 5 37
Otorohanga 9 7 0 2 274 179 8 36
Hamilton Old Boys 9 7 0 2 211 178 4 32
Te Awamutu Sports 9 6 0 3 317 202 6 30
Fraser Tech 9 5 0 4 262 209 9 29
Melville 9 4 0 5 205 190 4 20
Hautapu 9 3 1 5 166 225 4 18
Morrinsville Sports 9 2 1 6 216 259 6 16
University 9 1 0 8 164 227 5 9
Te Rapa 9 1 0 8 134 391 3 7
PREMIER SENIOR B POINTS TABLE
P
W D L F A BP Pt
Te Awamutu Sports B 9 7 0 2 298 124 8 36
Melville B 9 7 0 2 234 153 4 32
Morrinsville Sports B 9 7 0 2 200 141 4 32
Hamilton Marist B 9 6 0 3 334 99 7 31
Fraser Tech B 9 6 0 3 278 144 6 30
Otorohanga B 9 6 0 3 197 164 4 28
Hamilton Old Boys B 9 3 0 6 216 212 4 16
Hautapu B 9 2 0 7 152 285 3 11
University B 9 1 0 8 109 317 1 0
Te Rapa B 9 0 0 9 35 414 0 0
DIVISION ONE POINTS TABLE
P W D L F A BP Pt
Hinuera 5 5 0 0 126 70 2 22
Taupiri 5 4 0 1 123 68 2 18
Southern United 5 3 0 2 174 42 4 16
Putaruru 5 3 0 2 174 64 4 16
Utd. Matamata Sports 5 3 0 2 99 101 2 15
Pirongia 5 1 0 4 52 126 0 4
Leamington 5 1 0 4 48 180 0 4
Frankton 5 0 0 5 10 155 0 0

THIS WEEKEND’S DRAW
Premier Division (all games kick off at 2.45pm):
University v Hamilton Old Boys at Waikato University 1; Te Awamutu
Sports v Fraser Tech at Albert Park 1; Morrinsville Sports v Melville
at Campbell Park 1; Otorohanga v Hamilton Marist at Island Reserve
1; Hautapu v Te Rapa at Memorial Park 1.
Premier Division Senior B (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
University B v Hamilton Old Boys B at University 1; Te Awamutu
Sports B v Fraser Tech B at Albert Park 1; Morrinsville Sports B v
Melville B at Campbell Park 1; Otorohanga B v Hamilton Marist B at
Island Reserve 1; Hautapu B v Te Rapa B at Memorial Park 1.
Division 1 (all games kick off at 2.45pm):
Hinuera v Leamington at Wealleans Park 1; Taupiri v Frankton at
Taupiri 1; Pirongia v Putaruru at Pirongia 1; Southern United v
United Matamata Sports at Tokoroa 1.
Division 1 Senior B (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
Hinuera B v Leamington B at Wealleans Park 1; Pirongia B v Putaruru
B at Pirongia 1; Southern United B v United Matamata Sports B
at Tokoroa 1, Taupiri B bye.
Division 2 (all games kick off at 2.45pm):
Hamilton Old Boys v Te Akau at Fred Jones Park; Kihikihi v Te Rapa
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B
C
D
COMPLETE WAIKATO CLUB RUGBY DRAW FOR SATURDAY 18 MAY 2013
SPOT THE BALL COMPETITION
at Kihikihi 1; Suburbs v Raglan at Flagstaff 1; Huntly v Kereone at
Huntly 1; Matangi Hillcrest v Ohaupo at Matangi 1.
Division 3 (games kick off at 2.45pm unless specified):
Te Awamutu Sports v Ohaupo at Albert Park 2; Hinuera v Te Awamutu
Marist at Wealleans Park 2; Leamington v Northern at Leamington
1; Huntly v University at Huntly 1 (kick off 1.00pm); Melville v
Southern United at Collins Road 1; Jaradites v Marawatea at Stan
Heather Park 1; Ngaruawahia v Whatawhata at Ngaruawahia 1.
Under 21s (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
Hautapu v Morrinsville Sports at Memorial Park 2; Hinuera v Hamilton
Old Boys at Wealleans Park 2; University v Fraser Tech at Stan
Heather Park; Hamilton Marist bye.
Under 85kg (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
University v Te Rapa at University 2; Hautapu v Te Awamutu Sports
at Memorial Park 3; Melville v Morrinsville Sports at Collins Road 1;
Hamilton Marist bye.
Presidents (all games kick off at 1.00pm):
Suburbs v Te Rapa at Flagstaff 1; Kio Kio v Whatawhata at Kio Kio
1; Fraser Tech v Melville at Mill Street; Hamilton Old Boys v Frankton
at Fred Jones Park; Hamilton Marist 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 21 May 2013. (There were no correct answers last week - the answer was B5).
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6. Rory Grice
(Otorohanga)
The ‘Form XV’ after Round 9 of the 2013 Waikato premier club competition.
1. Whetu Barber
(Otorohanga)
9. Kylem O’Donnell
(Hamilton Old Boys)
11. Joe Webber
(Hamilton Marist)
4. Dale Shane
(Melville)
10. Wharenui Hawera
(Hamilton Marist)
2. Brad van der Heyden
(Otorohanga)
8. Jono Armstrong
(Te Awamutu Sports)
12. Joe Perawiti
(Otorohanga)
15. Hayden Ivil
(Te Awamutu Sports)
5. Anthony Wise
(Otorohanga)
13. DJ Collier
(Hamilton Old Boys)
3. Lionel Wairau
(Hamilton Marist)
7. Kane Jacobson
(Hautapu)
14. Ethan Pollock
(University)