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10Thjune 2017 Round 13 10thJune 2017 Round 13 BROTHERS SEASON TOTAL 1 Josh/Tei WaldenTEAM 1 14 2 Ryan/Kurt Hammer 11 3 Kyle/Brett Harris 11 4Josh/Sam Dickson 9 5 Sio/James Tomkinson 7 6 Taylor/Mackenzie Haugh 4 7 Sunia/Moe Makasini 4 8 Riley/Slade McDowall 2 9 Alex/Tom Frood 2 ROUND 13, June 10, 2017 Peter Johnstone Park, 2.45pm *George Broadley Trophy* TAIERI KAIKORAI Taieri welcomes Kaikorai to Peter Johnstone Park as the George Broadley Trophy goes up for grabs, and it is the visitors Kaikorai who are the current holders. Kaikorai also currently find themselves in fourth position, they haven’t lost a match since 29th of April and are on track for finals footy again in 2017. Taieri, despite being only a mathematical chance of the top four, would love nothing more than to take back the George Broadley, along with putting an end to Kaikorai’s unbeaten run. Back in Blue: Fullback Mitchell Scott will make a welcome return for the home team on Saturday, after recovering from an ankle injury sustained against University 3 weeks ago. Mitchell adds spark to the Taieri backline and his exceptional communication skills ensure the Taieri team will head in the right direction. Loose Unit: Kaikorai have an abundance of talent in the loose, this week opting for young guns Isimeli Tuivaga, Slade McDowall and Patrick McCurran. The trio are dynamic around the field and aren’t afraid to get confrontational both on attack and defence. Iakopo Petelo Mapu will be waiting patiently on the bench and will add impact when unleashed! Players to Watch: Matt Whaanga (Taieri) gets better and better every week as his match fitness returns after a long stint on the side-lines. Matt’s uncanny strength makes him a handful for opposition defences and his ability to offload in the tackle creates ample opportunities for his outsides. Sean Conner (Kaikorai) an elusive outside back who will look to insert himself on the game as often as possible. The more he touches the ball, the more chance Kaikorai will have of retaining the George Broadley Trophy. TAIERI KAIKORAI TEAM 1 Peter Johnstone Park, 2.45pm . *George BroadleyZZ Trophy* Referee: Tumua Ioane AR’s: E Brown & O Hadfield Ethan Harrex Josh Reid Jonah Aoina Mitchell Pryde Josh Turnbull Allan O’Sullivan James Hadfield Sidney Fidow Kerran O’Sullivan Shea Robertson George Hendry Blair Tweed Brendon Murdoch Sam Fischli Cian Romaine Iakopo Petelo Mapu Cameron Woods Ryan Hammer Pita Sinamoni Kieran Fowler Nick Henderson Jack Stewart Isimeli Tuivaga Gus Gray Josh Brown Rory van Vugt Slade McDowall © Jordan McEntee Riley McDowall Patrick McCurran Kurt Hammer Kadin Brocks Connor Fifita Ben Miller Christian Kelly Byron Dodge COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Kori Rupene Mitchell Purvis Head Coach: Phil Young Andy Hunter Matt Whaanga Danny van der Voort Head Coach: Ass Coach : David Hunter Ass Coach: Ryan Martin Glen Beadle Matt Jones Adam Whaanga Manager: Nathan Conner Mitchell Scott © Sean Conner Manager: Nigel Hodge Team up Score yourself an RD Petroleum fuel card and you’ll save at least and save 12c per litre on fuel 24/7 Save at No annual or Accepted at access the pump transaction fees BP and g.a.s sites nationally RD Petroleum is proud to be partnering with the Otago Rugby Union to help save you money on fuel this season. With an RD Petroleum fuel card you’ll save at least 12c per litre and enjoy 24/7 access to fuel sites across the South Island. That makes getting to the away game a whole lot cheaper and easier. Spend less money on fuel and more time at the rugby. How’s that for a game plan? Start enjoying our exclusive value-added RD Petroleum Apply for your RD fuel card today benefits today. by phoning 0800 44 00 14 or online at www.rdp.co.nz HARBOUR DUNEDIN TEAM 1 Watson Park, 2.45pm . *Stephen Bell Trophy* Referee: Tim Griffiths (Manawatu) AR’s: R. Lemme & K. Wallis Aidan Spence Sekonaia Pole Joshua Thom Ayden Lloyd Christian Schaaf Nathan Seiuli Nathan O’Brien Brendan Eathorne George Bower Tim Medder Donald Brighouse TBC Sione Misiloi Nick Hegarty Richard Thompson Morgan Reedy Chucky Koroi Jamie Angus Mark Grieve-Dunn © Shelford Meeds Ben Whale Ratu Bishop Ashley Craig Louis Tili James Tomkinson Marckis Schaaf Jamie Mowat Caleb Young Charles Elton © Lausei Pritchard Tala Fagasoaia Will Cosgriff Logan Allen Tim Cossens Jerome Harimate Mone Samate-Palu COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Hemaua Samasoni Fapene Popoali’i Ewan Brumwell Co-Coaches: Hale T-Pole Charlie McCartin Marty Schaaf Head Coach: Keith Cameron Ngana Nicholas Zac Harrison Jones Scott Guthrie Ass. Coach: Mike Robertson Sala Halaleva Manager: Grant Innes Cameron Hay Manager: Jeff Foster & Denis Su’a ZINGARI-RICHMOND UNIVERSITY TEAM 1 Montecillo , 2.45pm. Referee: Adam Morrison AR’s: C. Neilson & C. Austin Liam Sharples Chris Shields Kilipati Lea Callum Hardie Karl Still Luke van Gorp Ricky Jackson Henry Lissaman Chris Preddy Tauira Patterson Tom Stevens Josh Hill Eli Tonga Conrad Williams Jack Murray Jack McHugh Matthew McCormick Ciaran Jansen Sione Teu Tyler Beary Tom Rowe Reilly Leonard Sam Dickson Tom Morrison Jack Wolfreys Marty McKenzie Cory Morrison Dom Clapcott Chris Bell Adrian Fou Ronin Ainsley Jack Bird Thomas Johnson Stephen Fenemor Tatai Proctor Taylor Haugh COACHING STAFF Dwayne Corcoran COACHING STAFF Mike Williams Ciaran Gaffney Head Coach: Andrew Melville Josh Timu Head Coach: Sir Rahul Das Zayden Tane Ass. Coach: Trevor Shanks Gavin Stark Ass Coach: Brendan Timmins Manager: Grant Henderson Sam Aitken © Manager: Mike Jackson Chris McNoe ALHAMBRA-UNION GREEN ISLAND TEAM 1 North Ground, 2.45pm Referee: Fraser Hannon AR’s: J. Chalmers & T. Grant Will Ward Harley Iraia Richard Te Nahu Terry Gough Alex Frood Witana Petley Peter Mirrielees Hamish Clapp Timoci Tawaketini Tristan Fuli Richard Guttenbiel Ben Lang Calum Donnelly Tala Ulutui Jared Williams Sam Thomson Sean Boult Alistair Burnett Woody Kirkwood Devin Stapley Ben Tuiomanufili Caspar Harvey Tim Heller Shane McNoe Jacob Coghlan Sione Latu Matt McCutcheon Mitch Kelly Connor VanTurnhout Simon Tupu Caleb Gray © Scott Emmerson Zach Porter Ben Patston John Tapueluluheu Nelson Yorston COACHING STAFF Poasa Cama COACHING STAFF Latu Siaki Head Coach: Dean Moeahu Legin Felix-Hotham Head Coach: Bevan Townsend Kane Pomare Ass Coach: Corey Kara Adam Simpson Ass. Coach: Alan Wheeler Brad Tunnicliffe Manager: Sherman Weatherall Vilimoni Koroi Hugh Tait Sunia Makasini Manager: Hugo Hyndman .
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