Hurricanes 2018
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Not posted by the Hurricanes, but I found this on Facebook:
The Hurricanes U20s face the Chiefs U20s tomorrow at Owen Delany Park in Taupo at 1.30pm. Team below*
1 Sione Asi (Manawatu)
2 Tane Te Aho (Old Boys University)
3 Pasi Uluilakepa (Petone)
4 Taine Plumtree (Old Boys University)
5 Liam Mitchell (Manawatu)
6 DJ Taoipu (Poneke)
7 DuPlessis Kirifi (Northern United)
8 Devan Flanders (Hawke’s Bay)
9 Carlos Price (Petone)
10 Lincoln McClutchie (Hawke’s Bay)
11 Losi Filipo (Petone)
12 Ueta Tufaga (Manawatu)
13 Billy Proctor (Marist St Pat’s)
14 Mitch Drew (Hawke’s Bay)
15 Cody Hemi Manawatu)RESERVES:
16 Dylan Gallien (Wanganui)
17 Meinrad Fitsemanu (Marist St Pat’s)
18 Josiah Metcalf (Hawke’s Bay)
19 Taisson Lealaisalanoa (Paremata-Plimmerton)
20 Tyler Moeau (Manawatu)
21 Folau Fakatava (Hawke’s Bay)
22 Kienan Higgins (Northern United)
23 Harry Symes (Wanganui)*As received Friday – subject to change.
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@stargazer said in Hurricanes 2018:
Not posted by the Hurricanes, but I found this on Facebook:
The Hurricanes U20s face the Chiefs U20s tomorrow at Owen Delany Park in Taupo at 1.30pm. Team below*
1 Sione Asi (Manawatu)
2 Tane Te Aho (Old Boys University)
3 Pasi Uluilakepa (Petone)
4 Taine Plumtree (Old Boys University)
5 Liam Mitchell (Manawatu)
6 DJ Taoipu (Poneke)
7 DuPlessis Kirifi (Northern United)
8 Devan Flanders (Hawke’s Bay)
9 Carlos Price (Petone)
10 Lincoln McClutchie (Hawke’s Bay)
11 Losi Filipo (Petone)
12 Ueta Tufaga (Manawatu)
13 Billy Proctor (Marist St Pat’s)
14 Mitch Drew (Hawke’s Bay)
15 Cody Hemi Manawatu)RESERVES:
16 Dylan Gallien (Wanganui)
17 Meinrad Fitsemanu (Marist St Pat’s)
18 Josiah Metcalf (Hawke’s Bay)
19 Taisson Lealaisalanoa (Paremata-Plimmerton)
20 Tyler Moeau (Manawatu)
21 Folau Fakatava (Hawke’s Bay)
22 Kienan Higgins (Northern United)
23 Harry Symes (Wanganui)*As received Friday – subject to change.
Team list issued by WRU? We won't name your club if you're from some other hick province.
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@stargazer fark, that is nasty!!
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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/rugby/news/article.cfm?c_id=80&objectid=12021730
I don't think he's a serious contender for the ABs at the moment but he is playing well
His form turned around way back in the 2015 NPC. Then he looked extremely good for the Blues dev team in early 2016 (combined really well with Ioane who was playing 13).
I was expecting him to have a big impact on SR that year.. Unfortunately that's the game when he got the injury that kept him out for a year.It's a shame Umaga let him go in 2017 and opted for Declan O'Donnell over him. Declan wasn't up to standard and now the Hurricanes have the benefit of a fully fit Lam
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I can confirm Jackson Garden-Bachop managed to make the Northern United club's 1st XV for their match played against Wellington at Porirua Park tonight. He ended up being relieved of the goalkicking duties after missing four from six, including one from almost in front about 25 metres out. Food for thought for those that are pushing for his inclusion in the Hurricanes matchday 23?
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@duluth said in Hurricanes 2018:
I don't think he's a serious contender for the ABs at the moment but he is playing well
If he keeps this form up he will be. Perhaps not a starter but definitely in the squad unless teams can expose skill gaps. He looks like a genuine power winger with pace.
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Hurricanes Development team to take on Chiefs Development in the curtain raiser of Hurricanes v Sharks:
15 Chase Tiatia 14 Te Rangatira Waitokia 13 Billy Proctor 12 Peter Umaga-Jensen 11 Losi Filipo 10 Jacson Garden-Bachop 9 Carlos Price 8 Devan Flanders 7 Du’Plessis Kirifi 6 Liam Mitchell 5 Isaia Walker-Leware 4 Murray Douglas 3 Pouri Rakete-Stones 2 James O’Rielly 1 Marcel Renata.
Reserves, 16 Tim Cadwallader 17 Sioni Asi 18 Pasi Uluilkepa 19 Liam Hallam-Eames 20 Will Tremain 21 Kemara Hauiti-Parapara 22 James Tofa 23 J.J. Tualangi
.HURRICANES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME PRAISED
The Hurricanes Development programme continues to show its worth in helping the club prepare for its Investec Super Rugby schedule. Tonight’s curtain raiser against the Chiefs Development side will be the side’s fourth match this season having already lined up against the Crusaders Knights, the Blues Development and a New Zealand Under-20 selection. Hurricanes Development coach and regional development manager Darren Larsen said the importance of the programme could not be under-stated. Larsen highlighted the fact that several players who had already been part of the development side in 2018 would be starting or were on the bench for the Hurricanes when they line up against the Sharks at McLean Park. “If you look at a guy like Sam Henwood, he’s played some big minutes for us, played really well and now he’s starting for the second time in a row for the Hurricanes,” he said. “You then look at a guy like Jeff Toomaga-Allen who has been in the development side as he came back from injury and the likes of Ihaia West and Reed Prinsep who have got some valuable time at a really good level to keep their form where it needs to be.” Larsen said the development side’s matches were also an excellent opportunity for the likes of New Zealand Under-20 squad members Devan Flanders, Carlos Price, Billy Proctor and Pasi Uluilakepa to really test themselves before their national commitments. As well as those key points, provincial union’s within the Hurricanes club were also using the programme to put forward players they want to see play at a higher level, including Hawke’s Bay outside back JJ Tualangi who would come off the bench at McLean Park. As for tonight’s opposition, Larsen was expecting the Chiefs to be very similar in the way the play. “They have also got a good nucleus of New Zealand Under-20 players who will want to play as hard as our guys,” he added.JJ Taulagi - they misspelled his name twice, so it's not a typo - on the bench. New Magpies signing. Has only played 2 club games in the Bay thus far.
Jonah Lowe must indeed be injured.
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@stargazer said in Hurricanes 2018:
Just read on FB that the Hurricanes Develpment team beat the Chiefs Development team 40 to 10.
I'd be interested to see the Chiefs Dev team because quite a few players you would expect to be in that team are playing Waikato club rugby today.
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