Premier 1’s – Close encounter with Southern
Harbour 29 Southern 29 Harbour appeared to open the scoring against Southern in a thrilling 29-29 draw at Watson Park. But only a handful of people gathered in the corner actually saw hooker Sekonaia Pole ground the ball on the line. No-one else seemed to notice, including the referee, touch judge and […]
Harbour takes a 1round loss to Zingari

Zingari-Richmond 25 Harbour 15 Highlanders Greg Pleasant-Tate and Tevita Nabura played a major role in Zingari-Richmond’s Challenge Shield win against holder Harbour at Watson Park. Hooker Pleasant-Tate played a key role in helping the forward pack overcome the size and strength of the Harbour pack, while Nabura’s presence in midfield gave the backs […]
Harbour Hawks – Nicholas back to try his hand at coaching

Former Highlander Ryan Nicholas has popped back up in Dunedin after spending 13 years living and playing rugby in Japan.
Open Day – Moller Park Saturday March 10

🏉 Open day at Moller Park this Saturday March 10th. Come down and meet the new kids on the block. Support the boys as they warm up for the season with a pre-season game against Dunedin. All juniors welcome…
SCORE A FREE TRIP TO BALI 10’s 2019 play colts for the hawks now

Get some friends together and play Colts for the best club in Dunedin and score a free trip to Bali 10’s in 2019. Great club culture, top coaches and the only club with full gym facilities.
Harbour Rugby Club Announces New Premier Coach Ryan Nicholas
We are very proud to announce Ryan Nicholas will be our new Premier Coach for the 2018 season. He has played 13 seasons for Japan from 2005 to 2018 and is a former Highlander, Otago and NZ Maori player.
Finals Here We Come!

Harbour 40 – Dunedin 27 Aggressive flanker Ben Whale played the decisive hand to help Harbour beat Dunedin 40-27 in in the opening semifinal.
Prem’s Claim the Speights Challenge Shield

Harbour: 31 Alhambra-Union: 13 Alhambra-Union retained a slim chance of slipping into the playoffs but its prospects got lost in the mud at Watson Park. Harbour second five-eighth Jerome Harimate helped bury its hopes with a three-try haul in the 31-13 win.
Premiers Secure Semi Final Placing

Harbour 23 – Taieri 10 Taieri drafted in the big guns, as Blues fullback Michael Collins and Highlanders Aki Seiuli and Guy Millar joined the team for the Challenge Shield defence against Harbour.
Harbour Premiers 32-0 Win over Dunedin

Harbour 32 – Dunedin 0 The conditions were marginal at Port with an icy wind across the ground, meaning most of the play was played down the touch line by the clubrooms. One team, Harbour, played the conditions well, thus the six tries, while Dunedin was tactically inept.