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Farriers Wairarapa Bush Vs East Coast Saturday 2Nd September Trust House Memorial Park Heartlands 100Th Game Farriers Wairarapa Bush vs East Coast Saturday 2nd September Trust House Memorial Park Heartlands 100th game The Wairarapa–Bush rugby team celebrates winning the Heartland Championship at Cooks Gardens, Whanganui, in October 2006. The team beat Wanganui 16–14. Message from the Wairarapa Bush President As President, I would like to welcome you all to the home of Wairarapa Bush Rugby. To all the officials, players and supporters a feast of rugby and hospitality is on offer for you all to enjoy. Today four games are being played at Trust House Memorial Park; Under 14s vs Manawatu, Tranzit Wairarapa Bush U18s vs Wanganui, Jackson Street Bar Wairarapa Bush Development vs Wellington Maori and Farriers Wairarapa Bush go head to head with East Coast. A full day of rugby at its best. East Coast has a proud tradition formed in 1922, known as Ngati Porou East Coast. They can lay claim to the great George Nepia who played club rugby there and Andy Jeffard. They are a team that always play an entertaining style of rugby and will ensure that the home team is truly tested. Where ever East Coast play, many locals find that they have connections to the Coast and whatever the result a good after match can be guaranteed with many stories told. As always, we have the best supporters club in the Heartland. The Gravel Pit will be open to welcome all. A visit to the club is always an experience and the support they give the union is much appreciated. In conclusion, enjoy the day and please remember that the referees and the side line officials are there to make our game safe and enjoyable and will as always accept good natured banter, abuse is unnecessary and is unacceptable. To all our Sponsors thank you for your continued support and I encourage all the rugby fraternity to support our sponsors whenever possible. Richard Dahlberg President WBRFU. Message from the Wairarapa Bush Chairman A very warm welcome to everyone here today at Trust House Memorial Park including Ngati Porou East Coast, Wellington Maori, Wanganui U18's, Manawatu U14's and all their supporters, officials and management groups. Today marks the 100th Wairarapa Bush Heartland Rugby Game played in New Zealand since it started in 2006 replacing the Air New Zealand NPC Division Two and Three. All teams have much to play for today with both the Local Heartland and the Development sides needing to get their season back on track with a win. Thanks to the many people who travelled to Wanganui last weekend to support our boys. I know they appreciated the support. Congratulations to all the players selected in representative teams and we hope you enjoy your rugby as much as we enjoy watching you play it. Have a great day and a safe travel home. Tim Nathan. NDER S U 14’ 11.00am Wairarapa Bush vs Manawatu Referee: Pete Semmens ARs: Logan Wakefield & Kaleb Rowlands Reed Miller 1 Raymond tuputopu Caedman Hawkins 2 Felix Wallace Ezra Eseika-Savea 3 Pulotu Toumohuni Ezekiel Souden 4 Reuben Davies Joe Quinn 5 George Alabaster Motootua Toilolo 6 Cody Borlase Thomas Williams 7 Kodie Albert-Papuni Lucciano Blundell © 8 Arama Kite George Eschenbach 9 Caleb Hallett Willie Matthews 10 Hunta Boyes Jackson Iasona 11 Renata Campbell-Simon Hayden Cooper 12 Tama Nikora Jayden Webb-Milner 13 Thomas Lilo Alex Gerrard 14 Dean Shields Michael Buick 15 Takarangi Metekingi William Southey 16 Liam Hill Brian McCarthy 17 Zac Maskill Jonno McKay 18 Korobeau Morrison-Winitana Oliver Hewitt 19 Jordan Viljoen Louie Manesa-Anae 20 Phillip King-Panapa Sam Blundell 21 Curtis Heaphy Sam Mathewson 22 Paulie Manuel Scott Day Coach Deon Van Deventer Coach Scott Day Manager Water/Tee NDER S U 18’ 12.30pm HE HIELD T RDO S 12.30pm Tranzit Wairarapa Bush vs Wanganui Referee: Jordan Price ARs: Atene Karauria & Vaea Peterson Ruamano Thomas 1 Joe Hazelhurst© Tua Levi 2 Kholt Convey Jeremiah Mapusua 3 Emmanuel Savage Matthew Vollebregt 4 Josefa Rokotakala Dominic Herlihy 5 Joseph So'onalole Zach Wakefield 6 Phoenix Kairimu Rory McKee 7 Jason Myers Sam Smith 8 Finau Nimatasau Isaac Bracewell 9 Toi mairangi Tamehana Josh Arnold 10 Desmond Tyrell(vc) Matt Masoe 11 Jack McKay Danny Lauvi 12 Zac Simpson Cooper Jamieson 13 Te Wanahi Rowe Jack Beatson 14 Julian Toho Anthony Tamakehu 15 Duran Marino Isaac Walker 16 Jett-Leigh Tumataroa Tafa Tafa 17 Onewa Tai 18 Tony Henry 19 Reuban Kallow Hone Graham 20 Ezekiel Anderson Jack Eschenbach 21 Nino Skipps Joe Gordon 22 Joe Nuku Coach Danny Tamehana Coach Hayden Hepburn Caleb Agnew-Jones Manager Jackson Street Bar vs Wellington Maori Wairarapa Bush Referee: Pat Baucke ARs: Pete Semmens & Bruce Tomlin Vincent Liardet Smith 1 Joe Reid Matt Gain 2 Dylan Manuel Lewis Bush 3 Jordan Ngongo Francis Muller 4 Taine Tata Cody Cunningham 5 Dylan Williamson Sam Gammie 6 Kauri Quin Ryan Knell 7 Mason Henry Jonte Miller 8 Danny Herewini Reece Calkin 9 Logan Henry Utah Walker 10 Kahu Bishop Daryl Pickering 11 Max Pearson © Pu’a Tafa 12 Regan Wai Wai © Chris Renwick 13 Jay Cameron Taylor Fenwick 14 Anzac Mautofu Dion Havea 15 Petara Rikiriki Blane Kete 16 Ezekel Sopoaga Hone Vella 17 Rhys Reiri Joseph Hei Hei 18 Teraiti Denaghy Michael Tuipulotu 19 Vaughan Koopu Chaz Matthews 20 Vaa Fiso Chance Ropiha 21 Caleb Taskoff Caine Osborne 22 Stacey Grant Coach Scott Madden Coach Rob Glanville Manager Farriers Wairarapa Bush Colours Green & Red 1 2 3 Reserves 1 2 3 Reserves Nick Hohepa James Pakoti Jayden Mason 16 Sosaia Tufui 4 5 17 Matt Kawana Lachie McFadzean GG Andrew McLean 18 Regan Pope 6 8 7 19 Chris Raymond BJ Campbell Tavita Isaac Eddie Cranston 20 Epeli Rayaqayqa 9 21 Inia Katia Piri Weepu 22 Corey McFadzean 10 12 Tim Priest Cyrus Baker 11 13 14 Nikora Ewe Tipene Haira Soli Malatai (Carterton) 15 Sam Monaghan Head Coach Asst Coaches Manager Asst Manager Trainer Physio Joe Harwood James Bruce Gavin Hodder Shay O’Gorman Damon Tafatu Jess Schweizer M ATCH REFEREE TERUHISA KAJIWARA Ngati Porou East Coast Colours Blue & White Michael Chambers Perrin Manuel Laman Davies 16 Kareti Palmer 4 5 17 Hone Haerewa GG Rhys Walker 18 Tim Barbarich 6 8 7 19 Manaia Nyman Trent Profitt Parekura Lalaga Allen Patrick 20 Fabyan Kahaki 9 21 Slade Tiopira Ryan Buchanan 22 Te-Rangitira 10 12 Keelan Poi Kahu Ward 11 13 14 Jayden Milner Te Wehi Wright Te Peehi Fairlie 15 (Carterton) Kris Palmer Head Coach Asst Coaches Manager Physio Wayne Ensor Troy Para Lorne Goldsmith MATCH ARS Alistair Payne & Chris Jefferies THIS WEEKEND WELL SEE FARRIER WAIRARAPA BUSH PLAY IT’S 100TH HEARTLAND GAME 99 GAMES PLAYED 47 WON 51 LOST 1 DRAW 48 Home Games since 2006 Date Home (H) (A) Away Venue Competition 15-Oct-16 Wairarapa Bush 44 22 East Coast Masterton Heartland 1-Oct-16 Wairarapa Bush 24 26 Buller Masterton Heartland 17-Sep-16 Wairarapa Bush 28 18 Thames Valley Masterton Heartland 27-Aug-16 Wairarapa Bush 16 18 King Country Masterton Heartland 10-Oct-15 Wairarapa Bush 35 57 Wanganui Masterton Heartland 26-Sep-15 Wairarapa Bush 33 19 Horowhenua Kapiti Masterton Heartland 12-Sep-15 Wairarapa Bush 26 35 South Canterbury Masterton Heartland 29-Aug-15 Wairarapa Bush 16 18 North Otago Masterton Heartland 11-Oct-14 Wairarapa Bush 36 49 Buller Masterton Heartland 27-Sep-14 Wairarapa Bush 20 18 Thames Valley Masterton Heartland 13-Sep-14 Wairarapa Bush 10 23 Poverty Bay Masterton Heartland 30-Aug-14 Wairarapa Bush 23 23 Mid Canterbury Masterton Heartland 5-Oct-13 Wairarapa Bush 44 31 East Coast Masterton Heartland 21-Sep-13 Wairarapa Bush 34 13 King Country Masterton Heartland 14-Sep-13 Wairarapa Bush 22 15 Horowhenua-Kapiti Masterton Heartland 31-Aug-13 Wairarapa Bush 32 12 West Coast Masterton Heartland 6-Oct-12 Wairarapa Bush 21 28 North Otago Masterton Heartland 22-Sep-12 Wairarapa Bush 31 06 Mid Canterbury Masterton Heartland 15-Sep-12 Wairarapa Bush 19 26 Wanganui Masterton Heartland 25-Aug-12 Wairarapa Bush 32 21 South Canterbury Masterton Heartland 17-Sep-11 Wairarapa Bush 47 10 Horowhenua-Kapiti Carterton Heartland 10-Sep-11 Wairarapa Bush 21 23 Poverty Bay Carterton Heartland 20-Aug-11 Wairarapa Bush 11 26 Buller Masterton Heartland 6-Aug-11 Wairarapa Bush 26 53 Thames Valley Masterton Heartland 30-Oct-10 Wairarapa Bush 15 09 Buller Masterton Final Lochore Cup 16-Oct-10 Wairarapa Bush 22 43 King Country Masterton Heartland 2-Oct-10 Wairarapa Bush 30 35 West Coast Masterton Heartland 25-Sep-10 Wairarapa Bush 20 29 North Otago Masterton Heartland 18-Sep-10 Wairarapa Bush 33 14 East Coast Masterton Heartland 4-Sep-10 Wairarapa Bush 17 30 Mid Canterbury Masterton Heartland 17-Oct-09 Wairarapa Bush 06 24 Mid Canterbury Masterton Meads Cup 26-Sep-09 Wairarapa Bush 28 13 Buller Masterton Lochore Cup 5-Sep-09 Wairarapa Bush 21 17 Wanganui Masterton Heartland 11-Oct-08 Wairarapa Bush 67 23 East Coast Masterton Heartland 27-Sep-08 Wairarapa Bush 11 00 Thames Valley Masterton Heartland 13-Sep-08 Wairarapa Bush 31 36 Horowhenua-Kapiti Masterton Heartland 6-Sep-08 Wairarapa Bush 08 11 Buller Masterton Heartland 23-Aug-08 Wairarapa Bush 31 37 West Coast Masterton Heartland 29-Sep-07 Wairarapa Bush 15 07 North Otago Masterton Meads Cup 15-Sep-07 Wairarapa Bush 25 36 Mid Canterbury Masterton Heartland 1-Sep-07 Wairarapa Bush 16 08 King Country Masterton Heartland 18-Aug-07 Wairarapa Bush 46 00 West Coast Masterton Heartland 14-Oct-06 Wairarapa Bush 25 19 North Otago Masterton S/F Meads Cup 30-Sep-06 Wairarapa Bush 47 17 South Canterbury Masterton Meads Cup 23-Sep-06 Wairarapa Bush 31 11 Horowhenua-Kapiti Masterton Meads Cup 9-Sep-06 Wairarapa Bush 19 18 North Otago Masterton Heartland 26-Aug-06 Wairarapa Bush 31 18 West Coast Masterton Heartland 19-Aug-06
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