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New Zealand Rugby.Pmd The New Zealand Rugby Flyer www.classworldschools.com 2012 New Zealand Schools’ rugby is run under the auspices of the New Zealand Rugby Football Union. The New Zealand Rugby Football Union Website is www.allblacks.com NEW ZEALAND SCHOOLS, 2011 1. Conan Houkamau, Gisborne Boys High School 2. Dillan Halaholo, Mt Albert Grammar 3. Joe Walsh, Hamilton Boys High School 4. Josh Davey, St Peter's Cambridge 5. Sione Mafileo St Kentigerns 6. Brandon Nansen, Sacred Heart College 7. Scott Scrafton, St Kentigerns 8. Patrick Tuipulotu, St Peter's College Auckland 9. Joe Edwards, St Kentigerns 10. Ardie Savea, Rongotai College 11. Levi Guildford, Napier Boys High School 12. Mitchell Brown, New Plymouth Boys High School 13. Kane Jacobsen, Hamilton Boys High School 14. Sheridan Rangihuna, Gisborne Boys High School 15. Ben Edwards, Feilding High School 16. Simon Hickey, Kings College 17. Calvary Fonoti, Onehunga High School 18. Michael Collins, Otago Boys High School 19. Jason Emery, Palmerston North Boys High School 20. Ngani Laupage, Palmerston North Boys High School 21. Roger Tuivasa-Scheck, Otahuhu High School 22. Ngataua Hukatai, Kings College 23. Joe Webber, Hamilton Boys High School 24. Lolagi Visinia, Kelston Boys High School Index to Flyer Page 1 - New Zealand Schools 2011 Page 2 - New Zealand Schools 2010, 2090 Page 3 - New Zealand Schools 2080 Page 4 - The South African Schools rugby flyer NEW ZEALAND SCHOOLS, 2010 1. Fraser Armstrong, Hamilton Boys’ High School 2. Michael Gardner, St Bede’s College 3. Ofa Tuungafasi, Mangere College 4. Michael Fatialofa, Mt Albert Grammar School 5. Nick Ross, Vice-Captain, Hamilton Boys’ High School 6. Tupou Sopoaga, Wellington College 7. Doug Horrocks, Feilding High School 8. Adam Burn, Hamilton Boys’ High School 9. TJ Perenara, Captain Mana College 10. Matt McGahan, Mt Albert Grammar School 11. Junior Tofa Va’a, Kelston Boys’ High School 12. Ope Peleseuma , St Patrick’s College (Silverstream) 13. Jason Emery, Palmerston North Boys’ High School 14. Milford Keresoma, Mt Albert Grammar School 15. Albert Nikoro, Mt Albert Grammar School 16. Gafatasi Su’a, Mt Albert Grammar School 17. Tuki Raimona, Southland Boys’ High School 18. Joe Latta, Wellington College 19. Jacob Heenan, Whangarei Boys’ High School 20. Bryn Hall, St Peter’s College 21. Siulogo Fotofili, Wesley College 22. Scott Eade ,Southland Boys’ High School 23. James Lowe ,Nelson College 24. Matt Proctor, St Patrick’s College (Town) NEW ZEALAND SCHOOLS, 2009 1. Michael Allardice (Palmerston North BHS, Manawatu), 2. Gareth Anscombe (Rosmini College, North Harbour), 3. Carl Axtens (Reporoa College, Bay of Plenty), 4. Sam Cane (Reporoa College, Bay of Plenty), 5. Chauncy Edwardson (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 6. Hanipale Galo (Wellington College, Wellington), 7. Norman Goodes (Wellington College, Wellington), 8. Antonio Kiri Kiri (Palmerston BHS, Manawatu), 9. Steven Luatua (Mt Albert Grammar School, Auckland), 10. Otenili Moala (Auckland Grammar School, Auckland), 11. Maritino Nemani (Sacred Heart College, Auckland), 12. Albert Nikoro (Mt Albert Grammar School, Auckland), 13. Ope Peleseuma (St Patrick’s Silverstream, Wellington), 14. TJ Perenara (Mana College, Wellington), 15. Charles Piutau (Wesley College, Counties Manakau), 16. Francis Saili (St Peter’s College, Auckland), 17. Solomona Sakalia (Wellington College, Wellington), 18. Lima Sopoaga (Wellington College, Wellington), 19. Michael Stewart (St Bede’s College, Canterbury), 20. Ben Tameifuna (Hastings BHS, Hawke’s Bay), 21. Codie Taylor (Fielding High School, Manawatu), 22. Joseph Tupe (Auckland, Da La Salle College, Auckland) 23. Ofa Tuungafasi (Mangere College, Auckland), 24. Kaperiere Wharewera (Rotorua BHS, Bay of Plenty). www.classworldschools.com NEW ZEALAND SCHOOLS, 2008 1. Willie Afuvai (Palmerston North BHS Manawatu), 2. Kane Adams (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 3. Jeff Allen (Wellington College, Wellington), 4. Nick Annear (Timaru BHS, South Canterbury), 5. Carl Axtens (Reporoa College, Bay of Plenty), 6. Cyrus Baker (Palmerston North BHS, Manawatu), 7. Kane Barrett (Francis Douglas Memorial College, Taranaki), 8. Vance Elliot (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 9. Ben Funnell (Palmerston North BHS, Manawatu), 10. James Hadfield (Nelson College, Tasman), 11. Aaron Kelly (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 12. Tawa Kerr-Barlow (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 13. Rhys Llewellyn (St Bede’s College, Canterbury), 14. Charlie Ngatai (Gisborne BHS, Poverty Bay), 15. Glen Roberston (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 16. Julian Savea (Rongotai College, Wellington), 17. Joe Scheres (St Paul’s Collegiate Hamilton, Waikato), 18. Alex Taylor (Southland BHS, Southland), 19. Logan Taylor (St Bede’s College, Canterbury), 20. Blade Thomson (Gisborne BHS, Poverty Bay), 21. Star Timu (Te Aute College, Hawke’s Bay), 22. Joseph Tupe (De La Salle College, Auckland), 23. Luke Whitelock (Feilding High School, Manawatu) NEW ZEALAND SCHOOLS, 2007 1.Willie Afuvai (Palmerston North BHS, Manawatu), 2.Nicholas Annear (Timaru BHS, South Canterbury), 3.Kane Barrett (Francis Douglas Memorial College, Taranaki), 4. Joshua Blucher (Takapuna Grammar, North Harbour), 5. Trent Boswell-Wakefield (Napier BHS, Hawke’s Bay), 6. Ben Botica (Westlake BHS, North Harbour), 7. Mitchell Campbell (New Plymouth BHS, Taranaki), 8. Jason Church (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 9. Todd Curtis (Francis Douglas Memorial College, Taranaki), 10. Elliot Dixon (St Bede’s College, Canterbury), 11. Daniel Faleafa (Mt Albert Grammar, Auckland), 12. Siosaia Fia (Palmerston North BHS, Manawatu), 13. Sean Haloholo (Mt Albert Grammar, Auckland), 14. TJ Ioane (Wellington College, Wellington), 15. Murray Iti (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 16. Tawera Kerr-Barlow (Hamilton BHS, Waikato), 17. Patrick Leafa (Sacred Heart College, Auckland), 18. Faatiga Lemalu (De La Salle College, Auckland), 19. Rick McKenna (Francis Douglas Memorial College, Taranaki), 20. Tim Nanai-Williams (Manurewa HS, Counties Manukau), 21. Michael Newman (Timaru BHS, South Canterbury), 22. Charlie Ngatai (Gisborne BHS, Poverty Bay), 23. Brendon O'Connor (Gisborne BHS, Poverty Bay), 24. Robert Robinson (Southland BHS, Southland), 25. Alex Ryan (St Bede’s College, Canterbury), 26. Pomare Samupo (Gisborne BHS, Poverty Bay), 27. Buxton Sasi Leutulava (Wellington College, Wellington), 28. Sio Savea (Rongotai College, Wellington) www.classworldschools.com The South African Rugby Flyer www.classworldschools.com 2012 South African Schools’ rugby is run under the auspices of the South African Rugby Football Union, Newlands, Camp Ground Road, Cape Town. 021 659 6900. The South African Rugby Football Union Website is www.sarugby.co.za SPRINGBOKS SPRINGBOKS 2012 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2111 Gio Aplon Hawston Secondary Bjorn Basson Dale College Andries Bekker Paul Roos Gym Willem Alberts HS Monument JP Botha Vereeniging THS, Middelburg THS Bjorn Basson Dale College SWP Burger Paarl Gym Marcell Coetzee Port Natal High Juan De Jongh Hugenot High J Deysel Keegan Daniel Dale College Jannie Du Plessis Grey College Jean de Villiers Paarl Gym PF du Preez Affies Bismarck du Plessis Grey College JP du Randt Piet Retief Jannie du Plessis Grey College Juan De Villiers Paarl Gym B W du Plessis Grey College JJ Engelbrecht Grey High J Fourie Monument Eben Etzebeth Tygerberg High D Greyling Bryan Habana KES Brian Habana KES Francois Hougaard Boland Agriculture Alistair Hargreaves Durban High School J Hougaard Boland Agriculture Elton Jantjies HS Florida A Jacobs Ryan Kankowski St Andrews, Grahamstown Conrad Jantjies CBC Boksburg Zane Kirchner PW Botha College ER Januarie Weston SS Juandre Kruger AD James Maritzburg College A Johnson Werner Kruger Jeugland HS R Kankowski St Andrews, Grahamstown Patrick Lambie Michaelhouse Zane Kirchner PW Botha College Tendai Mtawarira Peterhouse GeorgeW Kruger Lwazi Mvovo P Lambie Michaelhouse Francois Louw Bishops Wynand Olivier Affies Bandise Maku Dale College Coenie Oosthuizen Grey College Victor Matfield Pietersburg High Ruan Pienaar Grey College C McLeod JP Pietersen General Hertzog J Muller Landbouskool, Oakdale M Mvovo Jacques Potgieter Daniel Pienaar HS, Uitenhage Wynand Olivier Affies Chiliboy Ralepelle Pretoria Boys BJ Paulse Skurweberg HS Pierre Spies Affies R Pienaar Grey College Frans Steyn Grey College J PR Pieterson General Hertzog Dewald Potgieter Daniel Pienaar, Uitenhage Morne Steyn Sand du Plessis A S Pretorius Dinamika HS Adriaan Strauss Grey College Chiliboy Ralepelle Pretoria Boys Flip van der Merwe Grey College DJ Roussouw Rob Ferreira HS Franco van der Merwe Hartswater High R Skinstad Hilton John Smit Pretoria Boys’ High Jano Vermaak HTS Vereeniging JH Smith JBM General Hertzog HSP J Spies Affies -The Rugby Newsletter Gurthro Steenkamp Paarl Boys D Stegmann Page 2 - 2011 World Cup FPL Steyn Grey College Page 3 - 2011 Rugby Festivals, 2012 Rugby Festivals Morne Steyn Sand du Plessis CJ van der Linde Grey College Page 4 - International Websites F Van der Merwe Grey College Page 5 - S A School teams JL van Heerden Waterkloof PJ Wannenburg Oakdale Page 6,7,8,9 - Provincial representatives Luke Watson Grey High Page 10,11,12 - New Zealand Schools Flyer AK Willemse Swartberg SS Talk to us Do you have any constructive comments to make about the state of the game, selection processes? 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