Picture – Jack Medder – looking good @ 79 yrs of age still supporting the hawks   ODT – Paul Dwyer – “Kick for Touch”

University stretched its lead at the top of the standings with a 26-22 win against Harbour. It is 10 points clear of its nearest rival

ODT – Paul Dwyer Column Southern comfortably despatched AU and is tantalisingly close to the four, being just four points adrift of fourth-placed Dunedin. AU’s

ODT Article Kaikorai and Dunedin enhanced their prospects of making the playoffs, while Southern and Green Island kept their chances alive. However, Taieri can get

University A held on to the Jonathan Keogh Memorial trophy with an impressive 28-20 win against Dunedin. The defending champion had too much strike power

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Harbour 29 Green Island 22 Harbour made a positive start at Watson Park and opened the scoring with a try down the left wing. Nick

Present station was made to the Captain Benny Whale for the Speights Cup winner of the first round. Group photo of the sleights cup and

Zingari-Richmond and Harbour seem set to follow in the footsteps of the Labour and Green Parties by pushing their single beds together. The clubs are

ODT – Kick for Touch Varsity stayed in top spot with a solid win over Taieri out at the Eel pit. With the turmoil of