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Priding ourselves on being the first major code with an all-Mainland regional team, we are merged together by a giant iconic ‘zip’- our majestic Southern Alps. To outsiders, they see ALPINERS simply as our name and logo. But for us Mainlanders, the Southern Alps capture the spirit of who we are as people, as players and as a team As ALPINERS we have enormous courage - with the resilience to deal with and overcome any adversity thrown our way. We are all about community and selflessness, we’ll always be there in support of others. We pride ourselves on our uncompromising work ethic and desire to succeed. As a team, we will relentlessly strive to reach new heights. Never taking a backward step. Or in the immortal words of the our beloved Sir Ed, the world’s greatest ever Alpiner, we’ll simply keep going until we can say…We Knocked The Bastard Off! WOMEN’S SQUAD MEN’S SQUAD Isabella Ambrosius Blair Tarrant ALPINERS WOMEN’S STAFF Jessica Anderson David Brydon HEAD COACH Aaron Ford Leah Butt Dominic Newman ASSISTANT COACH Reiner Vellinga Amelia Calder Dylan Thomas ASSISTANT COACH Kate Trolove Hayley Cox Finn Ward MANAGER Rachel Williams Anna Crowley George Connell PHYSIO Nicole Radburn Frances Davies CO-CAPTAIN George Enersen Tessa Jopp Gus Wakeling ALPINERS MEN’S STAFF Charlotte Lee Hugo Inglis HEAD COACH Grant Edwards Georgina Mackay-Stewart Jordan Ward ASSISTANT COACH Aaron Ford Saasha Marsters Joseph Morrison MANAGER Campbel Stewart Rachel McCann Kane Russell PHYSIO Ben Ardagh Olivia Merry CO-CAPTAIN Louis Beckert Kirsten Nation Malachi Buschl Arabella Sheild Maxwell Rasmussen Belinda Smith Moss Jackson Phoebe Steele Nick Elder Catherine Tinning Nicholas Lidstone Brittany Wang Nick Ross CAPTAIN Emily Wium Samuel Houston Sam Lane Simon Yorston.

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