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FRIDAY 23 APRIL, 7.05PM FMG STADIUM WAIKATO Salute To OFFICIAL PROGRAMME FRIDAY 23 APRIL, 7.05PM Salute to ANZAC FMG STADIUM WAIKATO – 1 – – 1 – Dear Reader, We know that you know we’ve been taking care of Kiwi farmers since the 1930s … but DID YOU ALSO KNOW that we’re pretty big in the security and fuel systems industries too? With over 800 team members on our New Zealand sites (and more than 1000 Security globally), our solutions can be found in over 160 countries. If you’re a farmer then you’ll likely already know how our smart farm systems help you. But DID YOU ALSO KNOW that our world beating security platforms look after students, office workers, nurses, doctors, patients, prison officers, bankers, miners and many, many more, all over the globe. Be it keeping the lights on by protecting the UK’s national power infrastructure, Animal the iron ore flowing in Western Australia or Management providing instant lockdown at Harrisburg District school in South Dakota, our high tech access control takes care of people just about everywhere you can think of. And we even provide fuel dispensers for around 80 per cent of fuel retailers throughout Australasia. To say we’re proudly powered from New Zealand is an understatement. We hope you enjoy today’s game! Fuel The team at Gallagher Systems – 2 – – 3 – COACH COMMENT Kia ora Chiefs Whanau, The Gallagher Chiefs team were ecstatic with the number of supporters who filled the stands at last week’s home game at FMG Stadium Waikato, and hope CLAYTON to hear you all again tonight. MCMILLAN In the spirit of ANZAC Day the coaching staff and Gallagher Chiefs Gallagher Chiefs team had the privilege of having Interim Head Coach an enjoyable dinner at the Hamilton RSA on Monday evening. It was a great night with the RSA’s veterans, patrons and their families. Tonight we will look forward to honouring the men and women who have played their part in history and continue to serve us today. The team were pleased to have won last week as it kept us alive in an extremely tight competition. Small moments are determining the outcome of games and we have been on the right side of the ledger in recent weeks. Conversely the Hurricanes have been really unlucky and are a far more formidable side than what the points table indicates. Tonight is going to be a challenging and tight clash for you to enjoy and we hope you’re entertained once again this evening. – 2 – – 3 – – 4 – – 5 – CEO COMMENT Kia Ora and welcome to FMG Stadium Waikato this evening. This evening we will join together to honour the ANZACs and acknowledge all men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. Last Friday several of our MICHAEL Gallagher Chiefs players joined the Splice Construction Magic COLLINS in the poppy collection for the Hamilton RSA’s Poppy Appeal. Chiefs Rugby Club CEO On Monday evening the Gallagher Chiefs team and coaching group joined local RSA patrons, veterans and their families for dinner. Tonight we welcome the Hamilton RSA’s patrons and veterans. Our ANZAC commemoration activities kick off this evening with poppy collection from the Cadets at the gate, please give generously. Prior to kick-off, both teams will take the field for the reading of The Ode, playing of the Last Post, a moment’s silence, followed by The Reveille before the start of an exciting game against the Hurricanes. While tonight’s game is our last scheduled match for the Sky Super Rugby Aotearoa competition, we hope to see our supporters travel north to Eden Park next week to be a part of history when the Waitomo Chiefs Women take the field against the Blues Women in the Sky Super Rugby Aotearoa double header on Saturday 1 May. For more information on this fixture see www.chiefs.co.nz All the best to the match officials and both teams, we are certain there will be a great contest on display. – 4 – – 5 – KEY STATS SOLIDLY 2021 SEASON AVG STATS OVERALL CHIEFS V HURRICANES (39 GAMES) BACKING 23.7 (4th) Points 22.5 (5th) 16 Wins 21 2.5 (4th) Tries 2.5 (4th) 2 Draws 2 OUR BOYS 79% (2nd) Goal Kicking % 70% (4th) 867 Points 952 114.7 (1st) Carries 92.5 (5th) 22.23 Mean Score 24.41 428.7 (3rd) Metres Made 351.7 (5th) 9.3 (2nd) Clean Breaks 7.5 (4th) CHIEFS AT HOME V HURRICANES (18 GAMES) 24.2 (1st) Defenders Beaten 19.0 (4th) 7.7 (3rd) Offloads 6.5 (5th) 157.0 (1st) Passes 129.7 (5th) 20.3 (2nd) Kicks From Hand 20.0 (4th) 9 Wins 7 117.0 (2nd) Tackles 116.0 (3rd) 2 Draws 2 Summit Homes is proud to support the 18.7 (1st) Missed Tackles 21.7 (4th) 419 Points 361 Gallagher Chiefs as their official home build partner and is working hard to ensure the 86% (2nd) Tackle % 84% (4th) 23.27 Mean Score 20.05 Gallagher Chiefs are able to attract and 11.0 (3rd) Pens Conceded 10.8 (1st) retain the best players each season. Gallagher Chiefs’ Co-Captain Brad Weber has made a 0.2 (1st) Yellow Cards 1.2 (5th) league-high 10 clean breaks this season; he has made 10 clean breaks across his last seven Super Rugby games 0.0 (1st) Red Cards 0.0 (1st) against the Hurricanes The Gallagher Chiefs have won their last four Sky Super 10.3 (1st) Turnovers Conc. 10.8 (2nd) Rugby games on the bounce – each by a margin of six points or fewer; the last time they won more in succession was a 6.2 (3rd) Turnovers Won 6.8 (1st) five-game winning streak from March to April in 2018 which was ended by a 25-13 defeat to the Hurricanes. 82% (4th) Lineout Success % 80% (5th) SUMMIT HOMES 94% (1st) Scrum Success % 92% (2nd) MAJOR SPONSOR 95% (2nd) Ruck Success % 96% (1st) STATS PROVIDED BY OPTA – 6 – Learn more at summithomes.co.nz – 7 –[email protected] | 0508 NZ SUMMIT SOLIDLY BACKING OUR BOYS Summit Homes is proud to support the Gallagher Chiefs as their official home build partner and is working hard to ensure the Gallagher Chiefs are able to attract and retain the best players each season. SUMMIT HOMES MAJOR SPONSOR – 6 – Learn more at summithomes.co.nz – 7 –[email protected] | 0508 NZ SUMMIT Industry leaders in civil construction We're proud to have worked on many significant projects throughout our country. With a commitment to being foremost in our field, you can rely on us for the highest quality workmanship. Civil Works For projects big or small, commercial or residential, Earthworks please get in touch. Development 0800 4 SPLICE Roading Drainage Trac Management PROUD MAJOR Guardrail Installation SPONSOR Equipment Hire www.spliceconstruction.co.nz– 8 – – 9 – Industry leaders in civil construction We're proud to have worked on many significant projects throughout our country. With a commitment to being foremost in our field, you can rely on us for the highest quality workmanship. Civil Works For projects big or small, commercial or residential, Earthworks please get in touch. 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Trac Management PROUD MAJOR Guardrail Installation SPONSOR Equipment Hire to be in to win. firstwindows.co.nz/firstview www.spliceconstruction.co.nz– 8 – – 9 – GALLAGHER CHIEFS 2021 SQUAD AIDAN ALEX ROSS NANKIVELL Position: Prop Position: Midfield Back DOB: 25/10/95 DOB: 25/10/96 Height: 1.89m Height: 1.88m Weight: 111kg Weight: 98kg Province: BOP Province: Tasman ANGUS ANTON TA’AVAO LIENERT-BROWN Position: Prop Position: Midfield Back DOB: 22/03/90 DOB: 15/04/95 Height: 1.94m Height: 1.85m Weight: 124kg Weight: 96kg Province: Waikato Province: Auckland ATU BAILYN MOLI SULLIVAN Position: Prop Position: Midfield Back DOB: 12/06/95 DOB: 03/09/98 Height: 1.89m Height: 1.87m Weight: 127kg Weight: 93kg Province: Tasman Province: Waikato – 10 – – 11 – BRAD BRADLEY WEBER (CC) SLATER Position: Halfback Position: Hooker DOB: 17/01/91 DOB: 23/09/98 Height: 1.72m Height: 1.86m Weight: 75kg Weight: 110kg Province: Province: Taranaki Hawke’s Bay BRYN CHASE GATLAND TIATIA Position: First Position: Fullback Five-Eighth DOB: 14/10/95 DOB: 10/05/95 Height: 1.81m Height: 1.77m Weight: 93kg Weight: 88kg Province: BOP Province: N. Harbour DAMIAN ETENE MCKENZIE NANAI-SETURO Position: Position: Outside Back First Five/Fullback DOB: 20/08/99 DOB: 20/04/95 Height: 1.83m Height: 1.75m Weight: 92kg Weight: 81kg Province: Province: Waikato Counties-Manukau JONAH JOSH LOWE LORD Position: Wing/Midfield Position: Lock DOB: 09/05/96 DOB: 17/01/01 Height: 1.84m Height: 2.02m Weight: 92kg Weight: 106kg Province: Hawke’s Bay Province: Taranaki – 10 – – 11 – KALEB KAYLUM TRASK BOSHIER Position: First Position: Loose Forward Five-Eighth DOB: 09/04/99 DOB: 27/01/99 Height: 1.89m Height: 1.80m Weight: 109kg Weight: 90kg Province: Taranaki Province: BOP KINI LACHLAN NAHOLO BOSHIER Position: Wing Position: Loose Forward DOB: 12/04/99 DOB: 16/11/94 Height: 1.78m Height: 1.91m Weight: 92kg Weight: 104kg Province: Taranaki Province: Taranaki LAGHLAN LUKE MCWHANNELL JACOBSON Position: Lock Position: DOB: 20/10/98 Loose Forward Height: 1.98m DOB: 20/04/97 Weight: 114kg Height: 1.91m Province: Waikato Weight: 107kg Province: Waikato MITCHELL MITCHELL BROWN KARPIK Position: Position: Loose Forward Loose Forward DOB: 15/08/93 DOB: 02/06/95 Height: 1.94m Height: 1.85m Weight: 110kg Weight: 101kg Province: BOP Province: Taranaki – 12 – – 13 – NAITOA NATHAN AH KUOI HARRIS Position: Lock Position: Hooker DOB: 07/10/99 DOB: 08/03/92 Height: 1.96m Height: 1.86m Weight: 116kg Weight: 110kg Province: Wellington Province: BOP OLLIE PITA GUS NORRIS SOWAKULA Position: Prop Position: Loose Forward DOB: 11/12/99 DOB: 26/10/94 Height: 1.85m Height: 1.95m Weight: 110kg Weight: 110kg Province: Waikato Province: Taranaki QUINN RAMEKA TUPAEA POIHIPI Position: Midfield
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