2023 Hawke's Bay Club Rugby
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@Number-10 Maybe you can help out. Are these all grades and respective trophies? What is division 2A (higher or lower than div 2) and what is the trophy's name? The below is based on last year, but with Div 2A.
round 1
Premiers - Nash Cup
Town & Country / Town: Jack Swain Cup - 2023 winner: Napier OBM
Town & Country / Country: Arthur Bowman Cup - 2023 winner: Ōtāne
Town v Country: Pratt Trophy - 2023 winner: Napier OBM
Div 3: Maury Coady Cup
Women: Marsh Cup
Colts: Arthur Brown Cup - 2023 winner: Cliveround 2
Premiers - Maddison Trophy
Div 1 - Hepa Paewai Memorial Trophy
Div 2 - Tom Mulligan Cup
Div 2A ?
Div 3 - Ron Parker Memorial Cup
Women - Championship Cup
Colts - Pat Ryan Memorial TrophyU85kg
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@Stargazer said in 2023 Hawke's Bay Club Rugby:
@Number-10 Maybe you can help out. Are these all grades and respective trophies? What is division 2A (higher or lower than div 2) and what is the trophy's name? The below is based on last year, but with Div 2A.
round 1
Premiers - Nash Cup
Town & Country / Town: Jack Swain Cup - 2023 winner: Napier OBM
Town & Country / Country: Arthur Bowman Cup - 2023 winner: Ōtāne
Town v Country: Pratt Trophy - 2023 winner: Napier OBM
Div 3: Maury Coady Cup
Women: Marsh Cup
Colts: Arthur Brown Cup - 2023 winner: Cliveround 2
Premiers - Maddison Trophy
Div 1 - Hepa Paewai Memorial Trophy
Div 2 - Tom Mulligan Cup
Div 2A ?
Div 3 - Ron Parker Memorial Cup
Women - Championship Cup
Colts - Pat Ryan Memorial TrophyU85kg
In the first round Town and Country had three pools - Country, Town 1, Town 2.
The first three from Country, the first 3 from Town 1, and the first 2 from Town 2 go forward into Division 2 for the Tom Mulligan Cup.
The bottom 2 from each of Country, Town 1, Town 2 go forward into Division 2A. There is a new cup still to be allocated for 2A.
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@Number-10 Thank you! Maybe I missed an article in the HBT that mentions it, I don't know, but I couldn't find any explanation. Is it because Div 2 became too big (too many games)?
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@Stargazer said in 2023 Hawke's Bay Club Rugby:
Results Nash Cup (week 10):
Hastings 66 - 12 Aotea
NOBM 27 - 32 Taradale
MAC 100 - 22 Tamatea
Havelock North 7 - 32 Tech
Central 26 - 18 PiratesNo report from me this week as I got boxed it at the Pirates car park so had to stay and watch a Division 3 game there after my Under 21s got dumped by Pirates. Must say I thoroughly enjoyed the skill level on display and it made for a very enjoyable 60 minutes or so that I watched.
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@Stargazer said in 2023 Hawke's Bay Club Rugby:
Results Nash Cup (week 10):
Hastings 66 - 12 Aotea
NOBM 27 - 32 Taradale
MAC 100 - 22 Tamatea
Havelock North 7 - 32 Tech
Central 26 - 18 PiratesHastings RS: 66
Tries: Bryson Crawford-Pakoti (3), John Palu, Oscar Sowman, Saifiti Saifiti, Patrick Tuifua, Isaac Hinton, Jessie Lesa-Sipaia, Jardine ChungChing Conversions: Koby Deacon (7), Danny Toala
Aotea: 12
Tries: Samuel Jones, Gene Ropoama Conversion: Zane TaiteTaradale: 32
Tries: Angelo Mufana, Majella Tufuga (2), Iakopo Petelo Mapu, Karl Hewitt Conversion: Dylan Ramsay
NOBM: 27
Tries: Kere Penitito (2), Matthew Monaghan, Pedro Bezanilla Conversions: Jonty Stewart (2)
Penalty: Jonty StewartM.A.C: 100
Tries: Elia Bari, Solomone Fono, Damarus Hokianga (3), Abraham Lauaki, Lexus Greening (2), Joshua Coward, Fa'alemiga Selesele, Meni Manase, Josiah Sakaria, Thomas Kirikiri, Hateni Tafolo, Roger Paewai Conversions: Joshua Coward (6), Hateni Tafolo, Vailoa Kereti, Fa'alemiga Selesele
Tamatea: 22
Tries: Muli Tuanaki, Rongowhitiao Maaka, Ramo Leef Conversions: Darcey Gilbert, Oranga Harris
Penalty: Darcey GilbertAltherm NTOB: 32
Tries: Bethel Loutele Malasia, Ben Lewis, Troy McIvor, Ted Walters Conversions: Sheridan Rangihuna (3) Penalties: Sheridan Rangihuna (2)
Havelock North: 7
Try: Tuaniu Tuaniu Conversion: Sam Walton-SextonCHB: 26
Tries: George Macpherson, Kaliova Mocetadra, Frank Lochore, Jeri Kavekai Conversions: Jordan Soli (3)
Pirate: 18
Tries: Ryo Kikkawa (2), Kassidy Ewart Penalty: Tipene Maxwell -
@Stargazer said in 2023 Hawke's Bay Club Rugby:
@Number-10 Thank you! Maybe I missed an article in the HBT that mentions it, I don't know, but I couldn't find any explanation. Is it because Div 2 became too big (too many games)?
Yes. With 8 teams they can get a full round robin played before playoffs and final - which they couldn't do with 14 teams.
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Nash Cup 27 May 2023 (final week)
Tech v Tamatea
Havelock North v Clive
MAC v Hastings
Pirates v Taradale
Central v AoteaIt's safe to say that Tech will win the Nash Cup, tomorrow, with Tamatea as their last opponent.
It could become a Tech double, with the Tech women playing Clive in the Marsh Cup Final.
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Please note the early kick off time of 1315hrs for the Altherm Tech v Tamatea game. Not sure why other than to allow Nash Cup winning celebrations to start earlier than normal. My Metro Direct Texan Colts have now been relegated to Whitmore Park's Number 2 Field at the same time as a result so it will mean I will not be able to get to see outstanding flanker Nik Patumaka debut at prop!
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@stargazer It has just dawned on me that the earlier kick off times are probably because a lot of the guys will want to get along to McLean Park to take in the Warriors v Brisbane NRL clash kicking off at 5.30pm. Having a real early kick off time in my guys game is probably to accommodate the Tamatea people as Tohu Harris, the Warriors captain, is from their Marae and they are probably providing the Maori welcome etc for the teams at the game. Whitmore Park works out quite handy for them too as it is an easy 15 minute walk to McLean Park so can wander up there after having a few warmers in the Tech Clubrooms to prepare themselves!
