School Rugby 2025
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@BMR323 said in School Rugby 2025:
both Schools with hostels with a widespread catchment.
I don't know about PNBHS, but Fielding manage to "catch" quite a few boys that aren't in their catchment area.
I can see why they put up the dates for the post-season fixtures, but it rankles me a bit that they give the Hurricanes ones the same billing level.
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@Chester-Draws
If that is a sides ambition why not set it down to target it?
Napier also guilty previously of being modest.
I'm sorry can you explain your manage to "catch" comment? That seems somewhat resentful.
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@Bovidae The first one particularly so.
Rotorua had a young side last year - and went fairly well. Looks to be that they are going to be running hot this year. SJC forward park much the same as last year. New young backline looking at the names. -
I went to watch the Hamilton BHS-Westlake BHS game, which was a Moascar Cup defence. This was a game of missed opportunities, from Hamilton in the 1st half, and both teams in the 2nd half. The team with the wind behind them spent more time in their own half. The last 10 mins became a grind and squeaky bum time when Westlake scored a late try out wide.
Hamilton BHS 10 - 8 Westlake BHS (HT: 7-0)
Hamilton BHS now heads to Japan for the Sanix tournament.
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Manurewa High School is back in the Counties 1st XV Comp. Them and Pukekohe High School would be the strongest.
Tipene St Stephens are back after a 20 plus year break. They just have year 9 and 10 students for now but will be a team to look out for in a few years time.
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CNI (Round 1)
Whanganui Collegiate 22 – 20 St John’s Hamilton
St Paul’s Collegiate 10 – 19 Lindisfarne College
FDMC 19 – 26 Feilding High School
Wesley College 7 – 31 St Peter’s Cambridge
St John’s Hastings - bye (Rathkeale College appears to have withdrawn from the competition)