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Saturday 7Th September Trust House Memorial Park Saturday 7th September Trust House Memorial Park Message from the Wairarapa Bush President On behalf of the Wairarapa Bush Rugby Football Union, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the players, management and supporters from the King Country Union to this third round game of the 2019 Heartland competition. This week’s game will be an interesting encounter, as the two teams have a win and a loss for the season, with King Country six places higher on the table over the locals. Wairarapa Bush looks forward to this week’s game with confidence as they roll out a fully homegrown squad. The home games are a must win on the turf and in front of a home crowd. All the best boys, for a win, and the season will look very promising. May I congratulate all the recipients at the WBRU Annual Awards Function held last week. On behalf of our Union may I wish everyone an enjoyable day of rugby. Bryan Weatherstone Message from the Wairarapa Bush Chairman On behalf of Wairarapa Bush Rugby Union, I would like to welcome you here for this third round match of the Mitre 10 Heartland championship. A special welcome to the King country players, coaches, management and officials who have travelled down to support their union. Both teams come into this game with a win and a loss under their belts. For Wairarapa Bush, we are looking to bounce back from a unfavourable result under the roof at Forsyth Barr Stadium last weekend, whilst King Country come into the game with confidence after producing a great result over Buller at home in Taupo. What the first two weeks of competition have shown, by results across the championship, is that this year is the closest we have seen in a long time and it is shaping up to be another great edition of the Heartland championship. Congratulations to all players who participated in the New Zealand Heartland XV rugby match against Manu Samoa last weekend, in particular our captain James Goodger. What a fantastic opportunity and spectacle for Heartland rugby. I also wish to express my appreciation at the ongoing support of our major sponsor Trust House, and all other sponsors, volunteers who make today possible. I also wish to acknowledge Mitre 10 for their involvement in what is a fantastic rugby championship competition. Finally, congratulations to all finalists and winners from our annual rugby awards, and special mention to Tipene Haira who was recognised for his outstanding year so far. Jason Carruthers WAIRARAPA BUSH UNDER 16 12.00pm Trust House Memorial Park #3 Wairarapa Bush vs Wellington Development Referee: Tom Roseingrave ARs: John Wheeler & John Dyckhoff Ezra Eskeia Savea 1 Christian Semu Caedman Hawkins 2 Mose Tuifao-Galuvao Lipa Lam Yuen 3 Alex Joyce Joe Quinn 4 Thomas Brock Ezekiel Souden 5 Brooklyn Tapusoa Tom Williams 6 William Peoples Ollie Hewitt 7 Cody Lokotui Lucciano Blundell 8 Caleb Mapu Pierre Jacobs 9 Manunui Tito Willy Matthews 10 Jake Tibbitts Zinny Harmon 11 Garry Tuilekutu Honor Mita 12 Elijah Maene-Lokeni Hayden Cooper 13 Letitaia Campbell Tofiga Manesa 14 Dean Sheilds Jayden Webb-Milner 15 Kobe-Joe Vulu Brian McCarthy 16 William Eastham Marcus Laing 17 Matolu Petaia Jono McKay 18 Cameron Burgess Liam Searle 19 Junior Telea Tua Toilolo 20 Joseph Afamasaga Louie Manesa-Anae 21 Tofuka Paongo Campbell Carrington-Morse 22 Rani Wilson 23 Leeroi Edgecombe 24 Kane Richardson 25 Jonathan Tanner Coach Grainger Heikell Cameron Hayton Coach Charlie Fuller Jude Perez Manager Peter West Physio Julie Gillmor WAIRARAPA BUSH UNDER 18 12.30pm Trust House Memorial Park #2 Wairarapa Bush vs Horowhenua Kapiti Referee: Aaron Conlon (Wanganui) ARs:ARs: GraemeGraeme Reis Reisimaima & & Dean Dean Goddin Goodin Tafa Tafa © 1 Elias Terry Thomas Innes 2 Christos Petratos Mal Wright 3 Oskar Tausi Lucas Megaw 4 Tane Matthews Louis Houston 5 Jayden Angrove Tama Bartlett 6 Cail Terry Felix Blundell 7 Isaac Laracy KJ Rimene 8 Henry Fonoti Ala Malatai 9 Jaxon Poutama Quinn Riddell 10 Keelan Ng Charles Fisa Maitatai 11 Loto Fatulolo Dru Molesi 12 Marino Jenkns Denny Lauvi 13 Taine Hata © Manaia Wilson 14 Caleb O’Reilly John McKenzie 15 Cameron Bond Waylon Mason 16 Fetui Hala Callum Forbes/Mate Manesa 17 Levi Batten Kobe Herbert 18 Keanau Oka-Murray Callum Higginson 19 Isaac Winchcombe Lei Alatua 20 Edward DeVillers Winiana Devon Gerrard 21 Lennix Tovo Elijah Mapusua 22 Jayjay Hailwood 23 Chris Senior Coach Les Poutama Sam Mitchell Coach Ben Molesi Manager Murray Bond FARRIERS WAIRARAPA BUSH DEVELOPMENT 12.30pm Trust House Memorial Park #1 Wairarapa Bush vs Horowhenua Kapiti Referee: Mike Wakefield ARs: Ryan Hardman & Pete Semmens Vincent Liardet-Smith 1 Michael Toremana Terongo Tekii 2 Coby Devery Wesley Pearse 3 Zac Third Zac Chandler 4 Ngarongo Selby-Rickit Clinton Skelton Keil 5 Shanti Davis Tom Simmers © 6 Tala Fonoti Josh Fulton 7 Todd Shields Logan Flutey 8 Hone Taiapa © Taylor Fenwick 9 Chris Kulisi Salu Pua Tafa 10 Abraham Jackson Harry Eschenbach 11 Harry Davies Simanu Simanu 12 Junior Tevita Shayne Harmon 13 Anthony Fuauli Avei Nikora Ewe 14 Agape Gase Alex Priest 15 Jeff Mua Nicholas Hohepa 16 Tiwana Paringatai 17 Brian Fonoti Tavita Isaac 18 Hokio Henare Maguire Smith 19 Lafi Salu 20 Michael Laursen-Muagututia Cameron Hayton 21 Christian Tahiwi-McMillan Phillip Brown 22 23 Chris Osborne Coach Andre Baker Mark Percy Assistant Coach Charles McFadyen Steve Thompson David McGillicuddy Manager Irene Eruera Taiapa Dane Buchanan Rob Glanville Water Abbey Maher Physio Farriers Wairarapa Bush Colours: Green & Red Sam Gammie Bruce Kauika- Sam Tufuga Eketahuna Petersen Manawatu Varsity 16 Terongo Tekii Wellington Norths Carterton Max Tufuga 4 5 17 GG Eketahuna Lachie McFadzean Brent Wilson 18 Andrew McLean Carterton Carterton Gladstone 6 8 7 19 BJ Campbell Eketahuna Sam Shaw Kirk Tufuga © Johan van Vliet Bryan Arnold 20 Eketahuna Manawatu Varsity Eketahuna East Coast 9 21 Tim Priest Martinborough Daryl Pickering Moo Moo Falaniko 22 Carterton Greytown 10 12 Tipene Haira Brock Price Martinborough Carterton 11 13 14 Tristan Flutey Ueta Tufuga Jock Cameron Martinborough Manawatu Varsity Gladstone 15 Inia Katia Gladstone Head Coach Asst Coaches Manager Physio Trainer Deon van Joe Harwood Shay O’Gorman Olivia Browne Scott Cottier Deventer MATCH REFEREE TIPENE COTTRELL (HAWKES BAY) Ssangyong King Country Rams Colours: Maroon & Gold 1 2 3 Reserves Carl Carmichael © Nick Barnes Dan Ross Manawa Owens Taumaranui R & S Taupo Sports Taumaranui R & S 16 Tongariro United Charlie Henare 4 5 17 GG Taupo Sports Bradly Jeffries Josh Balme 18 Douglas Clapcott Piopio RFC Waikato Piopio RFC Lachlan Foote 6 8 7 19 Piopio RFC Karney Dunster Chulainn Mabbett- Liam Rowlands Alex Thrupp Kio Kio United Sowerby Taupo Sports 20 Waitete Piopio RFC James Hemara 9 21 Waitete Zayn Tipping Ratu Vosaki 22 Taupo Sports Taupo Sports 10 12 Evaan Reihana Brad Armstrong Waitete Bay of Plenty 11 13 14 Sisa Vosaki Tayne Tupaea Alefosio Tapili Taupo Sports Auckland Piopio RFC (Carterton) 15 John Ika Hawkes Bay Coach Assistant Coach Manager Physio Technical Advisor Trainer Craig Jeffries Charles Hubbard Nick Clarke Jenny Reid Simon Luoni Gareth Williams MATCH ARS Mike Wakefield & Alistair Payne • Farry McLeod – Volunteer of the Year. Winner: Mike Geenty – Wairarapa College • David Galvin – Senior Administrator of the Year. Winner: David McGillicuddy – Gladstone • Ron Hughes – JAB Administrator of the Year Winner: Nicole James-Boyce – Pioneer • Rutene Family – College Player of the Year Winner: Tafa Tafa – Wairarapa College • Patrick Rimene – Top Points Scorer Premier Grade Winner: Tipene Haira 110 points • Manuera (Ben) Riwai-Couch – Top Try Scorer Premier Grade Winner: Moo Moo Falaniko 12 tries • Mrs A McPhee – Female player of the Year Winner: Darian Walker – Carterton • Pat Shannahan – Premier Player of the Year Winner: Tipene Haira – Martinborough • Eric Kenny – Rugby Personality of the Year Winner: Alistair Boyne (Tora) – Tuhirangi • Kingi Matthews – Maori Player of the year Winner: Tipene Haira – Martinborough • Lane Penn – Coach of the Year Winner: James Bruce – Martinborough • Baden Whale – Referee of the Year Winner: Mike Wakefield • Bob Francis – Best and Fairest Award Winner: Joe Tako • Sir Brian Lochore – Supreme Award, Club of the year Winner: Martinborough Need Help? Lifeline The Lowdown Nationwide 24 hour, 7 days A website for young New Zealanders a week counselling service. to help understand depression and anxiety from their own perspectives. Free to call 0800 543 354 Get in touch with a trained counsellor by free txt (5626) Depression Helpline Talk to a trained counsellor Anxiety Line who can discuss your situation and find you the Provide support and help around right support/tautoko. understanding anxiety and peoples experiences. Free call available 24/7 Free to call 24/7 on 0800 on 0800 ANXIETY (0800 269 4389) 111 757 Youthline What’s Up Free, confidential and non- Freephone counselling service for judgemental youth service. young people, 7 days a week from Free to call, 0800 376 633 or 1pm to 11pm. They also have a free free text 234. You can also online chat 7-11pm everyday. Free to email them at call 0800 WHATSUP (0800 942 8787) [email protected] WAIRARAPA BUSH SUPPORTERS CLUB A warm welcome to King Country and their supporters. As usual our club rooms, the magnificent Gravel Pit is open before and after the games to chew the fat on last and this week’s games. Last week a large contingent of us went to Dunedin for the North Otago clash. We all loved Forsyth Barr Stadium, so easy to get in and around. The game was very even until we started losing players to injuries. Along with the injury to James Goodger in the Heartland vs Manu Samoa clash. We would hope our stringers are up to it.
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