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SOUTHERN WESTERN NEWS VIEW Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />

Tuesday <strong>October</strong> [Edition <strong>22</strong> datE] <strong>2019</strong> 23 11<br />

Successful season<br />

for local league club<br />

It has been another tremendous year, both on and off<br />

the field, for the Hornby Rugby League Football Club<br />

president Brent Tomlinson says, with many highlights<br />

for this “big little club”.<br />

“Our junior numbers grew again, with Hornby fielding<br />

at least one team in every grade offered by CRL, if<br />

not two. Every team from 11’s through to Premiers<br />

experienced finals football, with four teams winning<br />

their respective grand finals – 11’s, 12’s,16’s and 18’s.”<br />

The club’s presidents side played an undefeated<br />

season and won the CRL 10-a-side tournament.<br />

“Our premier side had an outstanding season, playing<br />

some very attractive football. They made another<br />

Canterbury Grand final, unfortunately losing the game.<br />

However, their efforts have been recongnised with nine<br />

of them being selected to represent Canterbury in the<br />

National Provincial Competition (Canterbury Bulls),”<br />

Brent says.<br />

The players are: Tevin Arona, James Baxendale,<br />

Regan Stanton, Jordan Coleman, Caius Faatili, Brad<br />

Campbell, Keletisia (David) Tongotongo, Rulon Nutira<br />

and Caleb Tohovaka.<br />

The Bulls assistant coach is the club’s premier coach<br />

The club’s 16 year-olds display the trophy after winning their grand final.<br />

Jed Lawrie and the head trainer is Lee Puru.<br />

Many other club players have also been recognised for<br />

their abilities in other representative teams:<br />

NZ Maori - Caleb Tohovaka<br />

Canterbury Maori - Nopera Karipa, Nick Stewart,<br />

Sean Spooner, Caleb Tohovaka, Sincere Harraway<br />

NZ Residents 18’s - Caius Faatili, Jordan Coleman<br />

Niuean Women’s - Katie Arona<br />

Canterbury Women’s - Katie Arona<br />

SZRL 15’s - Felix Faatili, Josiah Neli, Ngaheke Nepata,<br />

SZRL 17’s - Jaedon Wellington, Matariri Halbert-Pere<br />

CRL 17’s - Levi Davis-Nevin, Tyler Hodgkinson,<br />

Zachary McNevin, Mekhye Wiparata, Fletcher<br />

Downing, Tavita Tatu, Jaedon Wellington, coach<br />

Brendon Rosie, manager Brooke McNevin<br />

Scorpions 17’s - Jaedon Wellington, Archie Jacobs<br />

(coach) , Brendon Rosie (manager), Willy Simons,<br />

Grant Downing trainers<br />

Otago 17’s - Sam Langford, Nathan Bruce.<br />

NZ Residents 16’s - Jaedon Wellington, Felix Faatili<br />

Canterbury 19’s - Leo Petelo and the trainer Kairim<br />

Murray<br />

CRL 15’s - Felix Faatili, Josiah Neli, Finley Esera,<br />

Ngaheke Nepata<br />

CRL 13’s - Tobi Gibson, Jeremiah Neli, Jackson<br />

Stewart, Ramsey J Sula, Atalasa Tuliakono, Jackson<br />

August, Tamani Murray<br />

CRL 12’s - Kalib Clarkson, Henare-Te Huatahi<br />

Kahukiwa, Aisa Mataese, Isaiah Savea, Micah Sula,<br />

Katoa Turner, Blake Hauraki-Carle, Bryce Hauraki-<br />

Carle, non- travelling Rawiri Davis<br />

Coach Manu Clarkson, trainer Pani Kahukiwa<br />

CRL 11’s - Quaiden Westland, Sam McGregor,<br />

Porourangi Manawatu<br />

CRL 10’s - Riley Metcalf-Ngarongo, Hoani Kahukiwa<br />

CRL Club awards - Hornby 12’s Best Defensive Team,<br />

and most points as a Junior Club.<br />

“So many familiar faces, so many new faces, so many<br />

kids learning the game, just a very enjoyable and<br />

successful year for all involved,” Brent says.<br />

“The club executive would like to thank all our<br />

members, coaches, managers, supporters and<br />

sponsors for their support of the club.”<br />

Anyone interested in playing, coaching or generally<br />

being involved can contact the club via their Facebook<br />

page or phone (03) 349 5139.<br />

Breakfast Bolognese<br />

Ingredients<br />

• 400-500g Quality Mark beef mince<br />

• 2 tablespoons olive oil<br />

• 2 red capsicums, finely chopped<br />

• 1 large brown onion, finely chopped<br />

• 2-3 cloves garlic, finely chopped<br />

• 2 heaped tablespoons tomato paste<br />

• 1 400g can chopped tomatoes<br />

plus ¼ can of water<br />

• 1 tsp dried oregano<br />

• 1 tsp dried basil OR handful chopped<br />

fresh basil<br />

• 1 dessertspoon balsamic vinegar<br />

• salt and pepper to taste<br />

• 4 eggs<br />

• 4 pieces of whole grain sour-dough<br />

bread<br />

• 2 tablespoons parsley,<br />

chopped for garnish<br />

• 25g Parmesan for garnish<br />

Method<br />

Heat a splash of oil on medium heat<br />

and add onion, cooking until it becomes<br />

caremelised. Add garlic and cook for a<br />

further minute. Add mince, dried oregano<br />

and dried basil and fry until browned.<br />

(If adding mushrooms and courgette or<br />

any other veges add toward the end of<br />

this stage). Cook until vegetables have<br />

softened.<br />

Add tomato paste and fry for one minute,<br />

then add chopped tomatoes and simmer<br />

over gentle heat until the sauce has thickened<br />

– about 20 minutes. Add balsamic<br />

vinegar and season with salt and pepper<br />

according to taste.<br />

Create four hollows in the bolognese<br />

mixture and drop an egg in each hollow.<br />

Keeping pan on a low-medium<br />

heat, cover pan with lid until the eggs are<br />

cooked through but yolks still runny. It<br />

takes longer to poach the eggs in the bolognese<br />

mixture than poaching in water<br />

so patience is essential. Serve mince and<br />

one egg on toasted sourdough bread and<br />

garnish with chopped parsley.<br />

Chef’s tips<br />

• Boost the breakfast vege and add 1 cup<br />

chopped mushrooms and/or 1-2 small<br />

grated courgettes<br />

• For an even richer sauce add an extra<br />

tin of tomatoes and reduce the sauce<br />

down longer.<br />

• Break eggs into individual pouring<br />

bowls before pouring into the sauce.<br />

• You can poach the eggs seperately then<br />

add to the sauce.<br />

• Use leftover bolognese sauce from the<br />

night before.<br />

Recipe by Beef+Lamb NZ Nutritionist:<br />

Regina Wypych.

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