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MITRE 10 HEARTLAND CHAMPIONSHIP
DRAW 2020

as at 27 February 2020| Details subject to change
Kick off times may change if teams travel schedules dictate
Home team listed first

DATE

  • TIME
  • MATCH
  • VENUE
  • TOWN

WEEK 1

22 August 22 August 22 August 22 August 22 August
2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.00pm 2.30pm 2.30pm

  • East Coast v Buller
  • Whakarua Park
  • Ruatoria

  • Oamaru
  • North Otago v South Canterbury

Poverty Bay v King Country Thames Valley v Mid Canterbury Wairarapa Bush v West Coast Wanganui v Horowhenua Kapiti
Whitestone Contracting Stadium More FM Rugby Park Paeroa Domain
Gisborne Paeroa
Trust House Memorial Park Cooks Gardens
Masterton

  • Wanganui
  • 22 August

WEEK 2

29 August 29 August 29 August 29 August 29 August
2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm

  • Buller v North Otago
  • Victoria Square
  • Westport

  • Levin
  • Horowhenua Kapiti v Thames Valley

King Country v Wairarapa Bush Mid Canterbury v Poverty Bay South Canterbury v Wanganui West Coast v East Coast
Levin Domain

  • Rugby Park
  • Te Kuiti

Ashburton Showgrounds Alpine Energy Stadium John Sturgeon Park
Ashburton Timaru

  • 29 August
  • Greymouth

WEEK 3

05 September 2.30pm 05 September 2.30pm 05 September 2.30pm 05 September 2.30pm 05 September 2.00pm

  • Buller v West Coast
  • Victoria Square

Whakarua Park Shannon Domain Alpine Energy Stadium Boyd Park
Westport Ruatoria Shannon Timaru
East Coast v Poverty Bay Horowhenua Kapiti v Wairarapa Bush South Cantebrury v Mid Canterbury Thames Valley v King Country Wanganui v North Otago
Te Aroha

  • Wanganui
  • 05 September 2.30pm
  • Cooks Gardens

WEEK 4

12 September 2.30pm 12 September 2.30pm 12 September 2.30pm 12 September 2.00pm 12 September 2.30pm

  • Mid Canterbury v Buller
  • Ashburton Showgrounds

Whitestone Contracting Stadium More FM Rugby Park
Ashburton

  • Oamaru
  • North Otago v King Country

Poverty Bay v Horowhenua Kapiti Thames Valley v Wanganui Wairarapa Bush v East Coast West Coast v South Canterbury
Gisborne

  • Paeroa
  • Paeroa Domain

Trust House Memorial Park John Sturgeon Park
Masterton

  • Greymouth
  • 12 September 2.30pm

WEEK 5

19 September 2.30pm 19 September 2.30pm 19 September 2.30pm 19 September 2.30pm 19 September 2.30pm 19 September 2.30pm

  • Buller v South Canterbury
  • Victoria Square
  • Westport

  • Te Kuiti
  • King Country v Mid Canterbury

North Otago v East Coast
Rugby Park Whitestone Contracting Stadium Trust House Memorial Park Cooks Gardens
Oamaru
Wairarapa Bush v Thames Valley Wanganui v Poverty Bay
Masterton Wanganui

  • Greymouth
  • West Coast v Horowhenua Kapiti
  • John Sturgeon Park

WEEK 6

26 September 2.30pm 26 September 2.05pm 26 September 2.30pm 26 September 2.30pm 26 September 2.30pm
East Coast v Thames Valley Horowhenua Kapiti v North Otago King Country v West Coast Mid Canterbury v Wanganui Poverty Bay v Buller

  • Whakarua Park
  • Ruatoria

Wellington Taupo
Sky Stadium Owen Delany Park Ashburton Showgrounds More FM Rugby Park Alpine Energy Stadium
Ashburton Gisborne

  • Timaru
  • 26 September 2.30pm
  • South Canterbury v Wairarapa Bush

WEEK 7

03 October 03 October 03 October 03 October 03 October
2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.00pm 2.30pm
Horowhenua Kapiti v East Coast Mid Canterbury v North Otago Poverty Bay v West Coast

  • Otaki Domain
  • Otaki

Ashburton Showgrounds More FM Rugby Park Alpine Energy Stadium Paeroa Domain
Ashburton Gisborne

  • Timaru
  • South Canterbury v King Country

  • Thames Valley v Buller
  • Paeroa

  • 03 October
  • Wanganui v Wairarapa Bush
  • Cooks Gardens
  • Wanganui

WEEK 8

10 October 10 October 10 October 10 October 10 October 10 October
2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm
Buller v Horowhenua Kapiti East Coast v South Canterbury King Country v Wanganui

  • Victoria Square
  • Westport

  • Ruatoria
  • Whakarua Park

Taumarunui Domain Whitestone Contracting Stadium Trust House Memorial Park John Sturgeon Park
Taumarunui

  • Oamaru
  • North Otago v Poverty Bay

Wairarapa Bush v Mid Canterbury West Coast v Thames Valley
Masterton Greymouth

WEEK 9 – Semi Finals, Lochore Cup and Meads Cup LOCHORE CUP SEMI FINALS

5th ranked team from pool round v
17 October

17 October
2.30pm 2.30pm
8th ranked team from pool round 6th ranked team from pool round v 7th ranked team from pool round

MEADS CUP SEMI FINALS

Top ranked team from pool round v 4th ranked team from pool round 2nd ranked team from pool round v 3rd ranked team from pool round
17 October 17 October
2.30pm 2.30pm

WEEK 10 – Finals, Lochore Cup and Meads Cup MEADS CUP FINAL

  • *24 October
  • Winner Semi 1 v Winner Semi 2

Winner Semi 1 v Winner Semi 2

LOCHORE CUP FINAL

*25 October

*Date subject to Operational and Broadcasting logistics

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