New Zealand Heartland XV squad
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@Pepe said in 2016 New Zealand Heartland XV squad:
@Stargazer said in 2016 New Zealand Heartland XV squad:
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I can't see how King Country are a "surprise package" when they won the Lochore Cup last year??.... That will become "back to back" winners on Saturday in Te Kuiti.
A little birdy tells me Pinetree is making an special effort to be at the game, so the team will need no greater motivation....Article in today's Herald:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/rugby/news/article.cfm?c_id=80&objectid=11736902
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@KiwiMurph said in 2016 New Zealand Heartland XV squad:
George Moala's brother made it - nice.
I'm guessing a large number of this squad will likely make up the Provincial Unions XV that will take on the British Lions in Game 1 in Northland?
Wouldn't the Mitre 10 Cup players without Super Rugby contracts be first choice?
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Just in case you don't want to/ are not able to watch the Maori All Blacks play tomorrow and you are near Papakura and you would like to watch some footy:
NZ Heartland team named to play NZ Marist (Sat 5 Nov, 2.00pm - Ardmore Marist Rugby Club, Walters Rd, Papakura)
1.Ralph Darling (North Otago)
2.Hayden Wisnewski (Thames Valley)
3.Scott Cameron (Horowhenua Kapiti)
4.Josh (JJ) Manning (West Coast)
5.Everard Reid (Poverty Bay)
6.Peter Rowe (Wanganui)
7.Dan Hytongue (Buller)
8.Kieran Coll (Captain)(South Canterbury)
9.Lindsay Horrocks (Wanganui)
10.James Lash (Vice Captain) (Buller)
11.Willie Paia’aua (Horowhenua Kapiti)
12.Lemi Masoe (North Otago)
13.James Hemara (King Country)
14.Te Rangatira Waitokia/Maleli Sau (Wanganui/Mid Canterbury)
15.Sam Monaghan (Wairarapa Bush)16.Jackson Donlan (Mid Canterbury)
17.Timaru Tafa (South Canterbury)
18.Viki Tofa (Wanganui)
19.Aarin Dunster (King Country)
20.Eddie Cranston (Wairarapa Bush)
21.Zayn Tipping (King Country)
22.John Koko (King Country)
23.Maleli Sau/Nete Caucau (Mid Canterbury/Mid Canterbury)http://www.allblacks.com/News/30065/new-zealand-heartland-xv-named-to-play-new-zealand-marist
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@Stargazer yep that is the way I read it when the Baabaa game was announced, similarly when the Baabaas played up here a few years ago as well.
I expect there will be a few 'token' Northland players in the squad too, just to wind up Rotarded.
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A 35 – 14 win to NZ Heartland over NZ Marist this afternoon.
http://www.allblacks.com/News/30078/nz-heartland-xv-edge-nz-marist
Scorers: NZ Heartland 35 (Kieran Coll, Willie Paia'aua, Te Rangatira Waitokia, John Koko, Eddie Cranston tries, Jash Lash 5 con) NZ Marist 14 (Simon Lilicama try, penalty try, Hamish Strachan 2 con) HT 14:0 -
By the way, this was the line-up of the NZ Marist team:
NZ Marist XV: Hamish Strachan, Simon Lilicama, Simon Dibben, Neria Fomai, Jesaia Bogileka, Ellery Wilson, Shawn Begg, Ben Hammerlink, Te Puoho Stephens, Taylor Jones, Viliame Rarasea, Murray Hewson, Matt Fetu, Valentine Meachen, Tuki Raimona; Reserves: David Adams, Jason Long, Joe Apikatoa, Angus Lindsay, Mickey Seymour, Bram Egli, Scott AdamsI recognise the names of a four Hawke's Bay players: Neria Fomai (Hawke's Bay Saracens), Ellery Wilson (Magpies), Ben Hamelink (Magpies), Jason Long (Magpies). I don't know the others.
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NZ Heartland XV to play Nadi tomorrow, Tuesday 8 November at 5.00pm:
1.Timaru Tafa – South Canterbury
2.Jackson Donlan – Mid Canterbury
3.Viki Tofa – Wanganui
4.JJ Manning – West Coast
5.Aarin Dunster – King Country
6.Aaron Lahmert – Horowhenua Kapiti
7.Eddie Cranston – Wairarapa Bush
8.Kieran Coll (C) – South Canterbury
9.Zayn Tipping – King Country
10.James Lash – Buller
11.Willie Paia’aua – Horowhenua Kapiti
12.John Koko – King Country
13.James Hemara – King Country
14.Maleli Sau – Mid Canterbury
15.Sam Monaghan – Wairarapa Bush16.Hayden Wisnewski – Thames Valley
17.Ralph Darling – North Otago
18.Scott Cameron – Horowhenua Kapiti
19.Siua Moala – Poverty Bay
20.Peter Rowe – Wanganui
21.Lindsay Horrocks – Wanganui
22.Nete Caucau – Mid Canterbury
23.Te Rangi Waitokia – Wanganui -
Last night watched a mainfreight rugby program that I'd myskyed and forgot about.
Semifinal week.
PB left winger looked electric, but not in this team.
Hah, and he was an elecyrician. Honestly no pun intended. Just happened, honest.
Also Tongan flanker for North Otago looked good. By good I mean scored an awesome try.
Is their eligibility rules for this heartland team? A heck of a lot of PI imports in some if this small rural provinces?
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@Rapido The NZR rules don't say anything about eligibility for the NZ Heartland XV team, but this is a quote from stuff that I posted earlier, which gives an idea of which players from the Heartland competition are eligible :
Loan players and 'players of origin', are not available for selection in the NZ Heartland side, along with players who have represented other national [teams] at either sevens or 15-aside.The NZR Competitions Regulations Handbook (2016) does contain player eligibility rules for the domestic competitions (in addition to those of World Rugby). This is the part relevant to the Heartland Championship and overseas players:
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The NZ Heartland team played its second game today and beat Nadi (Fiji) 26-19.
The team line-up was:
Sam Monaghan (Wairarapa-Bush), Maleli Sau (Mid Canterbury), James Hemara (King Country), John Koko (King Country), Willie Paia'aua (Horowhenua Kapiti), James Lash (Buller), Zayn Tipping (King Country), Kieran Coll (South Canterbury, c), Eddie Cranston (Wairarapa-Bush), Aaron Lahmert (Horowhenua Kapiti), Aarin Dunster (King Country), Josh Manning (West Coast), Viki Tofa (Wanganui), Jackson Donlan (Mid Canterbury), Timaru Tafa (South Canterbury) Reserves: Hayden Wisnewski (Thames Valley), Ralph Darling (North Otago), Scott Cameron (Horowhenua Kapiti), Siua Moala (Poverty Bay), Peter Rowe (Wanganui), Lindsay Horrocks (Wanganui), Nete Caucau (Mid Canterbury), Te Rangi Waitokia (Wanganui)http://www.allblacks.com/News/30092/winning-start-for-nz-heartland-xv-in-fiji
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NZ Heartland team to take on Nadroga (Fiji) on Friday 11/11, 7pm:
1.Ralph Darling – North Otago
2.Jackson Donlan – Mid Canterbury
3.Viki Tofa – Wanganui
4.JJ Manning – West Coast
5.Everard Reid – Poverty Bay
6.Peter Rowe – Wanganui
7.Dan Hytongue – Buller
8.Kieran Coll (C) – South Canterbury
9.Lindsay Horrocks – Wanganui
10.James Lash – Buller
11.Willie Paia’aua – Horowhenua Kapiti
12.Lemi Masoe/Nete Caucau – North Otago/Mid Canterbury
13.James Hemara – King Country
14.Te Rangatira Waitokia – Wanganui
15.Sam Monaghan – Wairarapa Bush16.Hayden Wisnewski – Thames Valley
17.Scott Cameron – Horowhenua Kapiti
18.Timaru Tafa – South Canterbury
19.Eddie Cranston – Wairarapa Bush
20.Siua Moala – Poverty Bay
21.Zayn Tipping – King Country
22.Nete Caucau/John Koko – Mid Canterbury/King Country
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The 2017 NZ Heartland XV team has been named. The team will play New Zealand Marist in Timaru at Apline Energy Stadium on Saturday 4 November (k/o 2.30pm). This will be their only game this year.
Squad:
Scott Cameron (Horowhenua Kapiti)
Craig Clare (Wanganui)
Kieran Coll (South Canterbury)
Ralph Darling (North Otago)
Eric Duff (Mid Canterbury)
Anthony Ellis (Buller)
Matt Fetu (South Canterbury)
Bryn Hudson (Wanganui)
Nathan Kendrick (Horowhenua Kapiti)
Melikisua Kolinisau (North Otago)
Seta Koroitamana (Mid Canterbury)
Sam Maddams (Wanganui)
Lemi Masoe (North Otago)
Siosiua Moala (Poverty Bay)
Willie Paia'aua (Horowhenua Kapiti)
Jarred Percival (Mid Canterbury)
Ethan Pollock (Horowhenua Kapiti)
Tom Reekie (West Coast)
Ethine Reeves (Poverty Bay)
Maleli Sau (Mid Canterbury)
Andrew Stephens (Buller)
Nick Strachan (South Canterbury)
Willie Wright (South Canterbury)http://www.allblacks.com/News/31670/new-zealand-heartland-xv-named-for-2017-one-off-fixture
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2018 NZ Heartland team
Alex Bradley (Thames Valley)
Scott Cameron (Horowhenua Kapiti)
Carl Carmichael (King Country)
Dean Church (King Country)
Craig Clare (Wanganui)
Cam Crowley (Wanganui)
Ralph Darling (North Otago)
James Goodger (Wairarapa Bush)
Campbell Hart (Wanganui)
Shaun Hill (Thames Valley)
Sione Holani (West Coast)
Meli Kolinisau (North Otago)
Seta Koroitamana (Mid Canterbury)
Aaron Lahmert (Horowhenua Kapiti)
James Lash (Buller)
Simon Lilicama (North Otago)
Glen McIntyre (Thames Valley)
Peni Nabainivalu (Wanganui)
Veikoso Poloniati (South Canterbury)
Brett Ranga (Thames Valley)
Andrew Stephens (Buller)
Nick Strachan (South Canterbury)
Troy Tauwhare (West Coast)
Alex Thrupp (King Country)
William Wright (South Canterbury)http://www.allblacks.com/News/33319/new-zealand-heartland-xv-named-for-2018
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Heartland XV line-up for their game against Vanua Fiji XV in Taupo this evening (kick off 5pm):
1 Carl Carmichael (King Country)
2 Troy Tauwhare (West Coast)
3 Scott Cameron (Horowhenua Kapiti)
4 Campbell Hart (Wanganui)
5 Veikosa Poloniati (South Canterbury)
6 Brett Ranga (Thames Valley)
7 Seta Koritamana (Mid Canterbury)
8 Alex Bradley - captain (Thames Valley)
9 William Wright (South Canterbury)
10 James Lash (Buller)
11 Cameron Crowley (Wanganui)
12 Sione Holani (West Coast)
13 Peni Nabainivalu (Wanganui)
14 Dean Church (King Country)
15 Craig Clare (Wanganui)16 Glen McIntyre (Thames Valley)
17 Meli Kolinisau (North Otago)
18 Ralph Darling (North Otago)
19 James Goodger (Wairarapa Bush)
20 Aaron Lahmert (Horowhenua Kapiti)
21 Andrew Stephens (Bullers)
22 Alex Thrupp (King Country)
23 Willie Paiaua (Horowhenua Kapiti)Injuries to Shaun Hill, Simon Lilicama and Nick Strachan has seen Sam McCahon (Thames Valley), Willi Paiaua (Horowhenua Kapiti) and Callum McDonald (Poverty Bay) brought into the squad.Former Chiefs and Waikato loose forward Alex Bradley captains the team, with vice captains Craig Clare and Ralph Darling.http://www.heartlandchampionship.co.nz/News/33373/new-zealand-heartland-xv-named-for-first-match
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Easy win for Heartland XV last night: 60 - 0
http://www.allblacks.com/News/33378/convincing-win-for-heartland-xv
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@stargazer not sure if it's been said but what is the Vanua XV?
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@booboo It's a Fijian Development team in the mould of the Fijian Drua.
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