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WAITOHI RUGBY CLUBCLUB RUGBYWaitohi Rugby Club islooking forward to anotherseason of top rugby withhigh expectations, justlike in 2010. Having lostthe WADSCO PremierDivision final for the lasttwo seasons, the Clubare looking to make itthrid time lucky this timearound.Co-coaches and formerMarlborough Red DevilsTroy Looms and Nathan Peipi arelooking to Daniel and Nathan Karena,Rory Wright, James Giles, ManuMataele and Les Ivamy to lead byexample, while youngsters such asJoe Stewart, Willie Karena and DanielHawkins will provide enthusiasmand plenty of energy for this excitingWaitohi side.A huge acquisition for the Club thisseason is Tasman Makos hookerVernon Fredericks, who is currentlyrecovering from an off-seasonshoulder operation. Other newadditions include props Joel Nicklinand Aaron Whatuira, flankers TobyClubContactsSeniorsTroy Looms0274 866 356JABMark Cooper021 991 806Randell and Jordan Herbertas well as utility back PeterBishell.The Waitohi Senior A willbe lead by coaches ShaneStammers and Steve Masonand there are high hopessurrounding this team too.Waitohi’s JAB base is strongagain this year with six teamscompetiting in various agegroups from Under 6 toUnder 14 ½.“Waitohi is a Club with a strongcommunity behind us,” PresidentMark Cooper says, “and in 2011 we’llbe looking to once again be the topClub in Marlborough – and hopefullyTasman. With the talented playerswe have, we know we can producethe same standard of rugby again.Of course, when it comes to JABrugby, we need to acknowledge thesupport and efforts given by parents,grandparents, caregivers and auntiesand uncles to these teams. Withoutthem these kids would not be playingthe game so, as a Club, we want tothank them for that.”TOP RIGHT: Lock Troy Looms fights to get over the try line for Waitohi inthe 2010 WADSCO Premier Division final.RIGHT: Waitohi’s James Giles is tackled by Central’s Adam Goldsworthyduring the 2010 WADSCO Premier Division finalBELOW: Waitohi won the 2010 Under 13 finalBOTTOM: Tino Moorhouse and Josh Cooper both played a hard matchto win Waitohi the Under 13 championship last yearPROUD SUPPORTERS OF THEWAITOHI RUGBY CLUB3573875AASounds Construction Solutionswww.waikawabay.net.nzPROUDLY SUPPORTINGWAITOHI RUGBY CLUB3585922AA• Earthmoving• Drainage• Subdivisions• Driveways• Section clearing• Demolition• Sewage• Kerbing• Concrete placing• Metal supplies• Wheelie bins/skips21 KENT ST, PICTONPH: 573 6119ccc.picton@xtra.co.nz
RENWICK RUGBY CLUBCLUB RUGBYThe Renwick Rugby Football Club’s focusis on developing and retaining playersfrom junior level all the way to thesenior and premier grades.“We’re a close-knit club,” PresidentHamish Macdonald says, “our seniorsides work very closely together andare always happy to help out with thejunior sides too. We’re going to havea Kids Day one Sunday this seasonand the Senior A and Premier teamswill be involved with those. We’ve hadthe under 12’s team come along toPremier grade trainings too so they canexperience how they do things andwe’re looking forward to doing moreof those sorts of initiatives. It’s all aboutdeveloping that love of the game in thechildren, who are the future of our club,and working together for the good ofthe club and the players is the best wayof doing that.”This will be the club’s second full seasonwith the use of the fantastic facilitiesavailable in the Giesen Sports and EventsCentre, which has done a lot for thespirit of the club. Hamish says that therehas been a big swell in the number ofplayers and supporters attending thetraditional after match functions andthey’re looking forward to more of thatthis year. Each home game we will invitetwo of the junior teams to attend theaftermatch where they will be handedout their players of the day awards.“After one game last year, we had a lotof our players stay till late at the EventsCentre along with players from Centralto watch an All Blacks test – it’s anexample of the way great facilities canbuild camaraderie amongst not just clubmembers, but all the sportspeople thatplay there.”Both of Renwick’s Senior teams, theSenior A and Premier side, are looking toimprove their performances after whatwas a fairly successful year in 2010,where the Premier’s made the semis andthe Senior A’s made the final. Both willbe looking to go further this season,as they welcome the bulk of their bothsquads back for another tilt at the titles.ClubContactsSeniorMattMcDougall –027 413 2245JABVicki Harrison-Jones021 767 482Renwick’s Corey Bovey pierces a gap versus HarlequinsHarlequins’ Jon Cooke tries to evade Renwick Number 8 Paul Frost inlast year’s WADSCO Division Two finalNEW 4 BEDROOM HOME 165m²$187,500 incl GSTNEW 4 BEDROOM HOME 180m²$204,900 incl GSTHarlequin’s defenders can’t stop Renwick’s Sam Thomas3585109AAINCLUDED• Bosch appliances• All service connections to 15m• Polystyrene in slab• Building consent to $2,500• Included carpets, vinyls anddesigner kitchenPH 572 5210 or 0800 NS HOMES36 High Street, Renwick, BlenheimMajor sponsors of Renwick club rugbyPlay fair, play hard and have fun!!3581064AARenwick and Rural SpecialistsRemember to ask about the Harcourts CommunityReferral Network, list and sell your home withHarcourts and we give back to our community,just ask Rhonda or Tom today!Rhonda Stewart 021 736 922Tom Rutherford 021 300 000MarlboroughP: 03 578 0888E: rhonda.stewart@harcourts.co.nz or tom.rutherford@harcourts co.nz W: Marlborough.harcourts.co.nz
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