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/ARU325/xxx future stars wanted BIG REGISTER FOR JUNIOR RUGBY THIS SATURDAY If you’re keen to kick off a year of awesome rugby, head along to your local club for junior registration. Sign up on Saturday 14th March from 3-5pm and as well as learning new skills FREE and making new friends, you’ll get a cool free MILO branded ball and more. Give the club ® your email address and you’ll also go in the draw for you and your family to be picked MILO BALL up and taken by members of the Blues squad to the Hurricanes game at Eden Park on & GOODIE BAG Saturday 23rd May. WHEN YOU You must be under 13 years old to register (bring a birth certificate if it’s your REGISTER first year). And of course, bring your friends to register with you too – it’s going to be heaps of fun. Entry to competition is by providing your email address on the junior rugby registration form. MILO branded ball is subject to availability. Competition will be drawn on 4th May 2015. Promoter is Auckland Rugby. For terms and conditions visit www.aucklandrugby.co.nz or www.harbourrugby.co.nz. AUCKLAND CLUBS: MARIST RFC SUBURBS RFC NORTH HARBOUR CLUBS: MARIST NORTH HARBOUR For more details see Marist Clubrooms, Shadbolt Park, For more details see Stadium Drive, off Appian Way, aucklandrugby.co.nz Dunkirk Rd, Panmure 200 Portage Road, harbourrugby.co.nz Albany or call 09 815 4850. New Lynn or call 09 447 2100. MT WELLINGTON RFC MASSEY Mt Wellington Clubrooms, TEACHERS EASTERN RFC Moire Park, 23 Granville Drive, COLLEGE RIFLES RFC EAST COAST BAYS Hamlin Park, Mt Wellington Orakei Domain, Massey Haast Street, Remuera 496 East Coast Road, 36 Reihana Street, Orakei Windsor Park, Mairangi Bay OTAHUHU RFC NORTHCOTE / BIRKENHEAD EAST TAMAKI RFC 8 Awa Street, Otahuhu TE PAPAPA ONEHUNGA RFC Recreation Drive, Birkenhead 244 East Tamaki Road, GLENFIELD Olea Road, Onehunga East Tamaki Kaipatiki Park, Segedin Place, PAKURANGA UNITED RFC NORTH SHORE Glenfield Bells Road, Lloyd Elsmore Park, AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY RFC Vauxhall (Devonport) Domain, EDEN RFC Pakuranga Colin Maiden Park, Vauxhall Rd, Devonport Gribblehirst Park, HELENSVILLE 71 Merton Road, Sandringham Awaroa Road, Helensville PAPATOETOE RFC Glen Innes SILVERDALE Papatoetoe Sports Centre, 6 Hibiscus Coast Highway, CARLTON JUNIORS RFC KUMEU Sutton Cres WAIHEKE ISLAND RFC SH 17, Silverdale Carlton Juniors Clubrooms, Riverhead War Memorial Onetangi Sports Park, Puriri Drive, Epsom Domain, 2 Alexandra Street, PONSONBY RFC O’Brien Road, Waiheke TAKAPUNA Riverhead Western Springs, Onewa Domain, Akoranga GRAMMAR JUNIORS RFC Stadium Road WAITAKERE CITY RFC Drive, Northcote Shore Road, Remuera Grounds MAHURANGI Trusts Stadium, State Highway 1, Warkworth PONSONBY KELSTON RFC Central Park Dr, Henderson MANUKAU ROVERS RFC Show Grounds, Warkworth Archibald Park, Viscount Street, Mangere Archibald Road, Kelston WAITEMATA RFC 96 Swanson Road, MARIST EASTERN ROSKILL DISTRICTS RFC Henderson Baverstock Oaks Fearon Park, Akarana Ave, Primary School hall, Mt Roskill 21 Baverstock Rd, East Tamaki /ARU325/H BIG.

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