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Kiwi Sticks Saturday 7th May 2016 REAL DEAL TYRES 1 REAL DEAL TYRES 2 7.40am Kamo Primary Pink v WPS Kiwi 3 7.40am 8.00am Kamo Primary Pink v Mangapai 5 8.00am 8.20am Parua Bay v Bream Bay Paton 8.20am 8.40am Glenbervie Kiwi 1 v Matarau Kiwi 2 8.40am 9.00am WPS Red v Marist Punt 9.00am 9.20am Glenbervie Kiwi 1 v Kamo Primary Blue 9.20am 9.40am Marist Punt v Hora Hora Kiwi Gold 9.40am 10.00am Ruatangata Blue v Matarau Kiwi 1 10.00am 10.20am Marist Flynn v WPS Black 10.20am 10.40am Maunu Sapphire v WPS Black 10.40am 11.00am Bream Bay Litchfield v MGK Tigers 11.00am 11.20am WPS Black v Matarau Kiwi 1 11.20am CURRIE ELECTRICAL 1 CURRIE ELECTRICAL 2 7.40am Marist Burrows v Parua Bay 7.40am 8.00am Hikurangi Kiwi Red v MGK Leopards 8.00am 8.20am Hikurangi Kiwi Red v WPS Kiwi 4 8.20am 8.40am MGK Lions v Kamo Primary Blue 8.40am 9.00am Maunu Navy v RTG Green 9.00am 9.20am Glenbervie Kiwi 2 v Hikurangi Kiwi 2nd 9.20am 9.40am RTG Green v Bream Bay Sands 9.40am 10.00am Bream Bay Litchfield v Mangapai 4 10.00am 10.20am Bream Bay Litchfield v Mangapai 4 10.20am 10.40am Kamo Primary Blue v RTG Red 10.40am 11.00am Marist Charlton v Matarau Kiwi 2 11.00am 11.20am Mangapai 4 v Kamo Primary White Kiwi Sticks Saturday 7th May 2016 REAL DEAL TYRES 2 Mangapai 5 v WPS Kiwi 4 Maunu Gold v Bream Bay Paton Maunu Gold v WPS Kiwi 3 Glenbervie Kiwi 2 v Kamo Primary Red Marist Charlton v Hora Hora Kiwi Gold Kamo Primary Red v Mid Northern Marist Charlton v WPS Red Maunu Sapphire v Kamo Primary White Ruatangata Blue v Kamo Primary White Marist Flynn v Matarau Kiwi 1 Ruatangata Blue v Hikurangi Kiwi Black Marist Flynn v Maunu Sapphire CURRIE ELECTRICAL 2 RTG Green v Glenbervie Kiwi 2 Marist Punt v Bream Bay Sands MGK Leopards v Marist Burrows Mid Northern v Hikurangi Kiwi 2nd RTG Red v Bream Bay Sands MGK Lions v Matarau Kiwi 2 RTG Red v Maunu Navy MGK Tigers v Hikurangi Kiwi Black Hikurangi Kiwi Black v MGK Tigers MGK Lions v Hora Hora Kiwi Gold Kwik Sticks Development Game.

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