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$7.50 TUI BREWERY IN ASSOCIATION WITH OUR MATCH DAY SUPPORTERS PRESENTS VS SATURDAY 1ST FEBRUARY 2014 Our team Our fans LOOKING AFTER THE BOYS SINCE 1889. THANKS TO THESE GUYS! MATCH DAY SUPPORTERS: WITHOUT THEIR SUPPORT TODAY WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE 2 HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 MAP. THIS WILL BE HANDY. MARIST CLUB Toilets GA FOOD & ICE CREAM BAR WATER STATION 1 GA TRUCK 2 TRUCK 3 TRUCK 4 TRUCK GA 5 BALL TRUCK BOYS 6 TRUCK 7 TRUCK 8 TRUCK GA FAMILY ZONE KOOGA CLUB CORPORATES & STAND KOOGA DISABLED PARKING TICKET HOLDERS ONLY CLUB FOOD TUI BREWERY POLICE WATER FIRST AID CORPORATE STATION VILLAGE TENT PARKING ONLY PARKING SPONSORS SPONSORS WATER STATION FOOD/BAR CATERERS & OFFICIALS & CATERERS COFFEE Toilets MEDIA & CASH FACILITIES BAR ENTRANCE VIP GATE SALES EVENT MGMT & INFO ENTRY Restricted Dixon Street GATE Vehicle Access Dixon Street BAR PRICES AND HOURS TUI - $5 WINE (200ML GLASS) - $10 MAXIMUM 4 UNTIL 3PM LEMONADE - $2 MAXIMUM 2 FROM 3 - 4PM WATER - $5 AMSTEL LIGHT - $5 PUBLIC BAR CLOSES 4.15PM HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 1 TIMETABLE FOR THE DAY 12.55PM WOMENS SEVENS – WAIRARAPA BUSH VS CENTRAL 1.20PM SUMO SEVENS – BUSH BULLDOZERS VS KOOGA KANNONBALLS 1.45PM MENS SEVENS – WAIRARAPA BUSH VS COLLEGE RIFLES (AKL) 3.00PM HURRICANES VS BLUES 5.00PM CLOSE FOR GENERAL ADMISSION 5.45PM AFTERMATCH SPEECHES (TUI BREWERY CORPORATE VILLAGE) Warming up It’s all on 2 HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 WELCOME FROM THE HURRICANES CHAIRMAN Welcome to Masterton’s Memorial Park for the Hurricanes’ fi rst pre-season match ahead of the 2014 Investec Super Rugby season. We are delighted to be hosting the Blues here today, in what is a superb way to prepare for the tough, yet exciting, campaign ahead. With many big names in both line-ups today, I’m sure the action and entertainment will not disappoint. Our team have been working hard and committing long hours to training since they came together in November, and have the utmost desire to turn that hard work into success this season. In just two weeks the Hurricanes head to South Africa for what will be a tough start to the year, however, they are looking forward to tackling this challenge head on. Today, we are here to bring Super Rugby to one of our treasured regions, to not only celebrate the game of rugby, but also allow the fans to get up close and personal with the players. Playing in the Wairarapa is always a highlight for the Hurricanes franchise, and we are thrilled to be playing in Masterton this year following four successful years in Mangatainoka. Our connection to Hurricanes fans across the region is an important part of this team and we hope the Hurricanes will continue to inspire a passion for rugby within many generations to come. This event is not possible without the support and vision of the team at Tui. To Nick Rogers and his team, we thank you for the hours of work that go into planning today’s event. Our partnership with Tui is an important one and this game demonstrates how we can work together to deliver a memorable occasion for both the teams and fans. On behalf of the team, we would like to extend a warm welcome to our visitors, the Blues. To Sir John Kirwan and your men, along with your supporters, we hope you enjoy the Masterton experience. A huge thank you must also go out to you, the fans, as it is your support that allows us to continue to bring our game back to grassroots. To be able to kick-off our campaign in the heart of Hurricanes territory is a special way to start the year. It gives the team a real boost to see their fans from across the region join on this paddock to embrace what we love; rugby and the Hurricanes. Enjoy the match! Brian Roche Hurricanes Chairman HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 3 4 HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 MESSAGE FROM YOUR HOSTS WELCOME Welcome to Memorial Park for this Super Rugby pre-season clash between the Hurricanes and the Blues. The Wairarapa Bush Rugby Union is thrilled to support what will surely be an exciting game of rugby and we are pleased to continue our long association with Tui, which like us has been an iconic Wairarapa brand for over 100 years. This is the fourth time the Hurricanes have played a pre-season game in our region – the three previous sold-out games were played at the Mangatainoka RFC – and it is further proof that grass roots rugby shows no signs of diminishing in heartland New Zealand. We wish Mark Hammett and his team all the best today and for rest of the 2014 Super Rugby Season. We also extend a warm welcome to our visitors, the Blues and hope you enjoy today’s unique experience. There is no other sport in New Zealand where you can see world champions and famous All Blacks kick a ball around in your own back yard – and that is largely thanks to the hard work and dedication of many people who have collectively joined forces to bring today’s big game to Masterton. There is over 300 years of combined history between the WBRU, Tui, Trust House and the WBS. Collectively we’ve supported rugby in the Wairarapa for decades and this year is no exception with a continued enthusiasm and commitment seen from all quarters. We thank these businesses for their ongoing support. We’d also like to say a big thanks to our Match Day Supporters: PGG Wrightson, Sharpes Stockfeed, Cable Price, Norwood Farm Machinary, More FM, Wairarapa News, Printcraft, Trust House and of course Tui and WBRU. Today is an opportunity for rugby fans and our next generation of players to see, touch, and hear their rugby heroes up close in the fl esh. It only happens like this a few times in our lives and it is the stuff memories are made of. Lastly we want to thank you – our supporters for your continued support of the Hurricanes and rugby in this region. Tony Hargood – Wairarapa Bush Rugby Union Board Nick Rogers – Tui Brewery HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 5 from the Brewery to the Beaches every week BEACH The Region’s Community Paper Ph: 06 370 5690 123 Chapel St, Masterton www.wairarapanews.co.nz Buy your Season Memberships today and be part of the Hurricanes and Lions home advantage! * • 12 games from just $199 Save up to • Priority to purchase for All Blacks vs South Africa Test in Wellington. $166 • Watch training and join the Hurricanes for lunch. Season membershipsberships available at www.ticketek.co.nz HURRICANES VS BLUES * Plus booking MASTERTON 2014 fees 7 CELEBRATING LambWAIRARAPA ALLFLEX AND 1-28 BEEF + LAMB FEBRUARY SPONSORED BY PROUDLY NEW ZEALAND 2014 Best Lamb Dish Restaurant Competition Participating Restaurants Gladstone Inn, Gladstone Greytown Hotel, Greytown Horseshoe Restaurant & Bar, Masterton The Grill at Solway Park, Masterton Iberia, Masterton Tin Hut, Tauherenikau Pinocchio, Martinborough Wakelin House, Greytown The Pukemanu Tavern, Martinborough Wharekauhau, Palliser Bay Saluté, Greytown HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 9 SUPPORTER OF RURAL RUGBY Eketahuna 37 Main Road, phone 06 375 8125 Masterton 38 Lincoln Road, phone 06 370 1855 Dannevirke Barraud Street, phone 06 374 4630 Carterton 66 High Street, phone 06 379 6845 Martinborough 43-45 Jellico Street, phone 06 306 9699 Freephone 0800 10 22 76 Helping grow the country 10 HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 ENSURING YOU’RE POWERED TO SUCCEED! CablePrice is the only authorised dealer for Hitachi Construction Machinery, Scania Trucks & Buses and John Deere Construction & Forestry Equipment in the country, and actively support the construction, forestry, transport, agriculture, quarry & aggregate, mining and demolition industries of New Zealand. With a network that comprises 24 branches, dealers and service centres CablePrice offers unsurpassed experience in the transport, rural contracting, construction, forestry, mining, and drilling industries. This experience has put CablePrice at the forefront of many industries that make up the infrastructure of the New Zealand economy. CablePrice – ensuring you’re powered to succeed! 0800 555 456 [email protected] www.cableprice.co.nz HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 11 THE HURRICANES 1 PROP CHRIS EVES RESERVES 2 HOOKER JOE ROYAL 16 MOTU MATU’U 3 PROP BRENDON EDMONDS 17 ADRIAN BARONE 18 JOHN SCHWALGER 4 LOCK MARK ABBOTT 19 MARK REDDISH 5 LOCK JAMES BROADHURST 20 BLADE THOMSON 21 FAIFILI LEVAVE 6 BLIND SIDE JACK LAM 22 ADAM HILL 23 CALLUM GIBBINS 7 OPEN SIDE ARDIE SAVEA 24 BILLY GUYTON 8 N0. 8 BRAD SHIELDS 25 CHRIS SMYLIE 26 BEAUDEIN WAAKA 9 HALF BACK CHRIS SMYLIE 27 HADLEIGH PARKES 10 FLYHALF MARTY BANKS 28 ANDRE TAYLOR 29 RICHARD BUCKMAN 11 WING MATT PROCTOR 12 2ND 5/8 CARDIFF VAEGA HURRICANES OFFICIALS 13 CENTRE TIM BATEMAN HEAD COACH: MARK HAMMETT ASSISTANT COACH: ALAMA IEREMIA 14 WING NEWTON TUDREU TECHNICAL ADVISOR: RICHARD WATT 15 FULLBACK NEHE MILNER-SKUDDER TEAM MANAGER: TONY WARD 12 HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 THE BLUES 1 PROP SAM PRATTLEY RESERVES 2 HOOKER JAMES PARSONS 16 GREG PLEASANTS-TATE 3 PROP OFA TU’UNGAFASIA 17 TOM MCCARTNEY 18 ANGUS TA’AVAO 4 LOCK LIAKI MOLI 19 WILLIAM LLOYD 5 LOCK PATRICK TUIPULOTU 20 TOM MURDAY 22 JORDAN MANIHERA 6 BLIND SIDE KANE BARRETT 23 JAMISON GIBSON-PARK 24 BADEN KERR 7 OPEN SIDE BRENDON O’CONNOR 26 MATT MCGAHAN 8 N0. 8 PETER SAILI 28 MARTY SWART 9 HALF BACK BRYN HALL 10 FLYHALF BENJI MARSHALL BLUES OFFICIALS 11 WING TEVITA LI HEAD COACH: SIR JOHN KIRWAN ASSISTANT COACH: MICK BYRNE 12 2ND 5/8 JACKSON WILLISON ASSISTANT COACH: GRANT DOOREY 13 CENTRE GEORGE MOALA TECHNICAL ADVISOR: SIR GRAHAM HENRY 14 WING LOLAGI VISINIA SCRUM COACH: NICK WHITE 15 FULLBACK ALBERT NIKORO HURRICANES VS BLUES MASTERTON 2014 13 THE HURRICANES NAME:
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