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Farriers Poverty Bay Farriers Wairarapa Bush Vs Poverty Bay Irarapa Bush Farriers Wairarapa Bush vs Poverty Bay Saturday 14th September Trust House Memorial Park Message from the Wairarapa Bush President, Bryan Weatherstone On behalf of the Wairarapa Bush Rugby Football Union, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the players, management and supporters from the Poverty Bay Union to this fourth round match of the 2019 Heartland competition. This week’s game will be an interesting encounter, as only three places separate the two teams after three rounds of the competition. The away game to Poverty Bay last was a close encounter with Wairarapa Bush losing in the last minute. The local boys put on a great display of running rugby last week against King Country to the delight of a large crowd in attendance. Wairarapa Bush looks forward to this week’s game with confidence as they continue to roll out a fully home-grown squad. The home games are a must win on the turf and in front of a home crowd support. Last week, Ties where presented to Jock Cameron, Brent Wilson, and Terongo Tekii for their first game in the Heartland team. Our entire representative teams continue to perform well, last week the Development team had a good win over Horowhenua Kapiti. The Under 11s and Under 14s had wins, while the Under 16 and 18s had narrow losses. On behalf of our Union may I wish everyone an enjoyable day of rugby. Message from the Wairarapa Bush Chairman, Jason Carruthers On behalf of Wairarapa Bush Rugby Union, I would like to welcome you to Trust House Memorial Park for this fourth round match of the Mitre 10 Heartland championship. A warm welcome to the Poverty Bay players, coaches, management and officials who have travelled down to support their union. Only 2 points separate both teams on the current standings table. No doubt todays encounter will be close match! Wairarapa Bush will be hoping to take out another win with the home crowds support behind them. I’m sure Poverty Bay will be looking to get a win after a narrow loss to North Otago last weekend. Congratulations to Samuel Morison, Adam Gordon, Stan Wright, Raniera Petersen and Logan Hebenton Prendeville who have participated in the National Under 19 competition over the past week. It is great to see you representing our Heartland region in the Under 19 Heartland team along with Davide Castorina as physio. What a great opportunity it is for you do continue to develop your rugby skills. I wish to acknowledge the ongoing support we receive from our major sponsor Trust House. To all other sponsors and volunteers who make today possible we thank you. I also wish to recognise Mitre 10 for their involvement in what is a terrific competition. WAIRARAPA BUSH UNDER 11 11.00pm Trust House Memorial Park #1 Wairarapa Bush vs Horowhenua Kapiti Referee: John Dyckhoff ARs: Pete Semmens & Volunteer Mason Woodhouse 1 Otaki Adams Ryder Thompson 2 Jackson Clarke Noah Henricksen 3 Saxton Atutahi-Walker © Jimmy Somerville 4 Jeremiah Qaranivalu Izaarn Graham 5 Rongotai Chapman-Downing Olly Groenewald 6 Lukah Van Mills Wills Madden 7 Micah Steinmetz Brandon Matthews 8 Whatumanawa Tukerangi Guy Diederich 9 Mason Pulepule Izaiah Kaiwai 10 Ethan Mupariwa Jordan Potangaroa-Waiwiri 11 Taylah Seng Genuine Salaliga 12 Rico Poutama Manaia Pirere-Newton 13 Maia Sweetman Mate Kava 14 Taysian Davey-Tiotio Tim Rodier 15 Keelyn Cutter Richie Kloeg 16 Ryein Chambers Silas Clement 17 Zahrn Morgans Edward Weatherstone 18 Bailey Brown Pepe Iona 19 Connor Farrow Charlie Day 20 Pererika Taratoa-Nepia Lucas Te Whare 21 Oscar Bland Ged Billing 22 Paulie Marsters Scott Madden Coach Lance Tukerangi Roger Newton Coach Kaitlin Russell Manager Katera Rikihana – Tukerangi WAIRARAPAWAIRARAPA BUSH BUSH UNDER U13 13 12.00pm Trust House Memorial Park #2#2 Wairarapa Bush vs Horowhenua Kapiti Referee: Brent Gare ARs: John Dychoff & Volunteer Mitchell Shields 1 Hunter Crouch Jack Thomson 2 Sione Taeiloa Trinity Savaliga 3 Tolosanga Iakopo Johnny Falloon 4 Christopher Wana Byron Hammond 5 Tawhia Martin Baylee Eberlein 6 Flynn Clark Peter O’Driscoll 7 Tuari-James Katipa Cooper Veneberg 8 Bronson Terry Le Sharn Paku 9 Sione Metui Zach Ratuki 10 Richard Schaaf Sam Jonas 11 Keegan Green Damien Neioti 12 Larvarn Wood-Kimura Kingston Love 13 Kaahurere McKay Hunter Williams 14 Teaoti Aari Tsar Vainu 15 Teina Kapukai Nathan Shaw 16 Boston Pollock Aiden Scott 17 Daniel Oldridge Zavier Walker 18 Hari Murphy James Church 19 John Strange Kere Te Rangi 20 Daniel Lynch Charlie Regnault 21 Eli Telford Coach Rodney Hudson Garth Thomson Coach Slade Sturmey Malcom Jaspers Manager UNde Wairarapa Bush vs Thames Valley UNDER 14’s – Memorial Park # @12.30pm Referee: Ryan Hardman ARs: Scott Andrew & Pete Semmens Willie Mataitai 1 Ashton Mathers Conley Alexander (CC) 2 Brodi Springer Luke Loder 3 Tevita Vaea Will Billing 4 Eden Mainwaring Kairome Nootai 5 Marcel Campbell Sam Goodman 6 Zane McNeil Paselio Manesa 7 Oli Mathis © Cyrus Wilson 8 Zyon Ford Lucas Pierson (CC) 9 Max Baker William Day 10 Rory Bathurst Augustine Malatai 11 Kayne Rapana Max Lett 12 Simione Veatupu Will Cole 13 Kellum Ropiha Warren Pule 14 Riley Jackman Junior Mila 15 Trentham Sydney Bruce Bargh 16 Jason Collins Mason Sinclair 17 Tyrese Melde William Clarkson (CC) 18 Tisharn Field Tane Walker 19 Mason Hammond Will Summerfield 20 Jackson Walker Zak Henson 21 Harian Roudon Timothy Prendeville 22 Scott Day Coach Wok Mathis Chris Matthews Coach Matt Walker Sinead Barrell Manager Shelley Springer Farriers Wairarapa Bush Colours: Green & Red Sam Gammie Bruce Kauika- Max Tufuga Eketahuna Petersen Eketahuna 16 Elijah-James Pakoti Wellington Norths Martinborough Sam Tufuga 4 5 17 Manawatu Varsity Lachie McFadzean Andrew McLean 18 Brent Wilson Carterton Gladstone Carterton 6 8 7 19 Logan Flutey Martinborough BJ Campbell Kirk Tufuga © Johan van Vliet Bryan Arnold 20 Eketahuna Manawatu Varsity Eketahuna East Coast 9 21 Cameron Hayton Gladstone Daryl Pickering Alex Priest 22 Carterton Martinborough Greytown 10 12 Tipene Haira Brock Price Martinborough Carterton 11 13 14 Tristan Flutey Ueta Tufuga Tim Priest Martinborough Manawatu Varsity Martinborough 15 Inia Katia Gladstone Head Coach Asst Coaches Manager Physio Trainer Deon van Joe Harwood Shay O’Gorman Olivia Browne Scott Cottier Deventer MATCH REFEREE NICK WEBSTER (NORTH OTAGO) Poverty Bay Colours: Scarlett & White 1 2 3 Reserves Toru Noanoa Rikki Terekia Semisi Akana Matekairoa McGuire 16 Waikohu OBM Ngatapa HSOB Lance Dickson 4 5 17 OBM Ken Houkamau © Gabe TeKani 18 Juston Allen Pirates GMC OBM OBM Lachlan Foote 6 8 7 19 Piopio RFC Morgan Reedy Tamanui Hill Adrian Wyrill Willy Bolingford 20 OBM HSOB OBM Pirates GMC Kelvin Smith 9 21 Waikohu Willy Grogan Matt Raleigh 22 OBM Ngatapa 10 12 Tane McGuire Jacob Leaf Hawkes Bay Pirates GMC 11 13 14 Andrew Tautevalu Scott McKinley Ethine Reeves HSOB Waikohu OBM 15 Beaudein Waaka Coach Assistant Coaches Manager Assistant Manager Physio Miah Nikora & Mark Tom Cairns Jefferson Bruce Amai Stu Smith Grace MacDonald MATCH ARS Chris Jefferies & Alistair Payne 2019 Heartland Championship Standings Table *bp1 = for scoring 4 tries (or more). **bp2 = for losing by 7 points (or fewer). 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Free to email them at call 0800 WHATSUP (0800 942 8787) [email protected] WAIRARAPA BUSH SUPPORTERS CLUB Welcome to the Poverty Bay team and supporters. Also, to our local team of dedicated die-hard supporters. Last weekend’s game and after match at the Gravel Pit had to be one of the best! The Pit was rocking with a very vibrant crowd. Good to see our sponsors coming to the after match to give out the player of the day prizes. Last week’s sponsor Mike Eastwood was pleased to with our choice of player of the day loose forward Johan van Vliet. Mike was also a loose forward for Wairarapa Bush. This week’s sponsor is Blane Smith from Mobil Garages. Next week a bus load of supporters will be travelling to Paeroa for the Thames Valley game. Followed by a trip to Westport to watch Buller play against Wairarapa Bush on the 28th September. We hope our bodies can handle the two 3 dayers in a row! It’s great to have Rory back on the paddock. This week we want more noise and plenty of positive support. We would like to see all supporters, visitors and locals before and after the game at the greatest supports club rooms the Gravel Pit “GO THE MIGHTY GREEN AND REDS” Farriers Wairarapa Bush Heartland Team Fixtures 2019 DRAW 14 September 2.30pm vs Poverty Bay @ Trust House Memorial Park, 21 September 1.00pm vs Thames Valley @ PaeroaMasterton Domain, Paeroa 28 September 2.30pm vs Buller @ Victoria Square, Westport Horowhenua Trust House Memorial Park, 5 October 2.30pm vs @ Kapiti Masterton Mid Ashburton Showgrounds, 12 October 2.30pm vs @ Canterbury Ashburton 19 October Semi Finals Finals 26/27 October Upcoming Fixtures: Saturday 14th September: Wairarapa Bush U12’s vs Horowhenua Kapiti @ Levin, 11:00am Wairarapa Bush U18’s vs Wellington Samoa @ Wellington, 1:00pm Wairarapa Bush Development vs Wanganui @ Wanganui, 12:45pm Saturday 21st September: Wairarapa Bush U14’s vs Manawatu @ Trust House Memorial Park, Masterton 12:30pm Wairarapa Bush U16’s vs Wellington U16’s @ Porirua, 2:00pm Farriers Wairarapa Bush vs Thames Valley @ Paeroa Domain, Paeroa, 1:00pm Lansdowne Kindergarten .
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