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Saturday 22 May, 7.05Pm Fmg Stadium Waikato Official OFFICIAL PROGRAMME SATURDAY 22 MAY, 7.05PM 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 – THANK YOU TO OUR MATCH DAY SPONSOR Check them out at www.jswap.co.nz – 2 – – 3 – KEY STATS SOLIDLY 2021 TRANS-TASMAN AVG STATS OVERALL CHIEFS V BRUMBIES (27 GAMES) BACKING 20.0 (7th) Points 29.0 (6th) 11 Wins 15 3.0 (7th) Tries 4.0 (6th) 1 Draws 1 OUR BOYS 40% (9th) Goal Kicking % 80% (3rd) 632 Points 768 89.0 (9th) Carries 95.0 (7th) 23.40 Mean Score 28.44 328.0 (9th) Metres Made 416.0 (5th) 6.0 (5th) Clean Breaks 5.0 (7th) CHIEFS AT HOME V BRUMBIES (13 GAMES) 15.0 (8th) Defenders Beaten 24.0 (4th) 11.0 (3rd) Offloads 6.0 (6th) 131.0 (8th) Passes 142.0 (6th) 19.0 (5th) Kicks From Hand 17.0 (8th) 8 Wins 5 139.0 (3rd) Tackles 107.0 (6th) 0 Draws 0 Summit Homes is proud to support the 21.0 (5th) Missed Tackles 20.0 (4th) 271 Points 279 Gallagher Chiefs as their official home build partner and is working hard to ensure the 87% (3rd) Tackle % 84% (6th) 20.84 Mean Score 21.46 Gallagher Chiefs are able to attract and 19.0 (10th) Pens Conceded 11.0 (4th) retain the best players each season. The Gallagher Chiefs and Brumbies have each made 30 17.0 (8th) Turnovers Conc. 12.0 (4th) clean breaks within the opposition 22m zone in Sky Super Rugby competitions since the beginning of 2021, the joint- 7.0 (2nd) Turnovers Won 7.0 (2nd) most of any team in that time (also Blues). The Gallagher Chiefs have made 10+ offloads in each of their 75% (9th) Lineout Success % 94% (4th) last five Sky Super Rugby games, more times than they had done so in their 19 games prior. 100% (1st) Scrum Success % 92% (8th) 98% (2nd) Ruck Success % 95% (9th) SUMMIT HOMES STATS PROVIDED BY OPTA MAJOR SPONSOR – 4 – Learn more at summithomes.co.nz – 5 –[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 – 4 – Learn more at summithomes.co.nz – 5 –[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– 6 – – 7 – 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 You will also win a Chiefs Rugby jersey, food and beverage vouchers, Drainage Chiefs Rugby merch and more! Trac Management PROUD MAJOR Guardrail Installation SPONSOR Equipment Hire to be in to win. firstwindows.co.nz/firstview www.spliceconstruction.co.nz– 6 – – 7 – 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 – 8 – – 9 – 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 – 8 – – 9 – 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 LIAM MCWHANNELL MESSAM Position: Lock Position: Flanker DOB: 20/10/98 DOB: 25/03/84 Height: 1.98m Height: 1.90m Weight: 114kg Weight: 109kg Province: Waikato Province: Waikato LUKE MITCHELL JACOBSON BROWN Position: Position: Loose Forward Loose Forward DOB: 20/04/97 DOB: 15/08/93 Height: 1.91m Height: 1.94m Weight: 107kg Weight: 110kg Province: Waikato Province: Taranaki – 10 – – 11 – MITCHELL NAITOA KARPIK AH KUOI Position: Position: Lock Loose Forward DOB: 07/10/99 DOB: 02/06/95 Height: 1.96m Height: 1.85m Weight: 116kg Weight: 101kg Province: Wellington Province: BOP NATHAN OLLIE HARRIS NORRIS Position: Hooker Position: Prop DOB: 08/03/92 DOB: 11/12/99 Height: 1.86m Height: 1.85m Weight: 110kg Weight: 110kg Province: BOP Province: Waikato PITA GUS QUINN SOWAKULA TUPAEA Position: Position: Midfield Back Loose Forward DOB: 10/05/99 DOB: 26/10/94 Height: 1.86m Height: 1.95m Weight: 97kg Weight: 110kg Province: Waikato Province: Taranaki RAMEKA REUBEN POIHIPI O’NEILL Position: Midfield Back Position: Prop DOB: 14/10/98 DOB: 17/02/95 Height: 1.87m Height: 1.83m Weight: 105kg Weight: 117kg Province: Province: Taranaki Canterbury – 10 – – 11 – RIVEZ SAM REIHANA CANE (CC) Position: Position: First Five Eighth Loose Forward DOB: 25/05/00 DOB: 13/01/92 Height: 1.87m Height: 1.89m Weight: 93kg Weight: 103kg Province: Waikato Province: BOP SAMIPENI SAMISONI FINAU TAUKEI’AHO Position: Position: Hooker Loose Forward DOB: 08/08/97 DOB: 10/05/99 Height: 1.83m Height: 1.93m Weight: 115kg Weight: 109kg Province: Waikato Province: Waikato SEAN SHAUN WAINUI STEVENSON Position: Outside Back Position: Outside Back DOB: 23/10/95 DOB: 14/11/96 Height: 1.91m Height: 1.90m Weight: 90kg Weight: 102kg Province: Taranaki Province: North Harbour SIMON SIONE PARKER MAFILEO Position: Loose Position: Prop Forward DOB: 14/04/93 DOB: 06/05/00 Height: 1.78m Height: 1.92m Weight: 128kg Weight: 109kg Province: Province: Waikato North Harbour – 12 – – 13 – STAN TE TOIROA VAN DEN TAHURIORANGI HOVEN Position: Halfback Position: Lock DOB: 31/03/95 DOB: 22/01/98 Height: 1.74m Height: 2.03m Weight: 85kg Weight: 113kg Province: BOP Province: BOP TOM TUPOU FLORENCE VAA’I Position: Flanker Position: Lock DOB: 20/05/98 DOB: 27/01/00 Height: 1.89m Height: 1.98m Weight: 101kg Weight: 118kg Province: Taranaki Province: Taranaki XAVIER ZANE ROE KAPELI Position: Halfback Position: Flanker DOB: 13/12/98 DOB: 28/09/92 Height: 1.79m Height: 1.88m Weight: 81kg Weight: 103kg Province: Waikato Province: BOP MATCH DAY SPONSOR Save 20% before midnight Sunday!* GALLAGHER CHIEFS REBELS SATURDAY 5 JUNE | KICKOFF 4.35PM FMG STADIUM WAIKATO TICKETS @ CHIEFS.CO.NZ * IN ANY ZONE BEFORE MIDNIGHT SUNDAY MAY 23 & SCORE 20% OFF. EXCL BOOKING/CARD FEES. – 12 – – 13 – 2021 COACHING TEAM CLAYTON MCMILLAN INTERIM HEAD COACH The current Maori All Blacks Head Coach and former Bay of Plenty Rugby Head Coach, will take up the role as Interim Head Coach for the Gallagher Chiefs in 2021, in absence of Gallagher Chiefs Head Coach Warren Gatland Heads who will be heading the British & Irish Lions for his third tour. The Bay of Plenty centurion transitioned into coaching eighteen years ago while finishing playing professionally in Japan.
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