NPC - news, injuries etc
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Brad Shields won't be back in a hurry, but Wes Goosen and Trent Renata might not be far away.
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Ryan Tongia is missing from the Stags team to play Auckland tonight following his dangerous tackle charge in the game against Canterbury last week. Tongia received a yellow card for his a dangerous tackle in the 54th minute on Canterbury first five-eighth Richie Mo'unga. However, at a judicial hearing it was deemed the tackle warranted more than the yellow card which prompted the one game suspension. However, New Zealand Rugby Duty Judicial Officer Jonathan Moses accepted Tongia's admission of the charge and found the offending to be at the lower end of the scale. Taking into account Tongia's guilty plea, and that the opposition player was not injured, the suspension was reduced to one week. -
Farah Palmer Cup
ROUND 4
Fri 22 Sep - 5:05pm - CET Arena, Palmerston North
Manawatu v Waikato
LIVE on Sky Sport 123 Sep - 12:00pm – Porirua Park, Porirua
Wellington v Auckland23 Sep - 12:00pm – Massey Park, Papakura
Counties Manukau v Canterbury23 Sep - 12:05pm - QBE Stadium , North Harbour
North Harbour v Hawkes Bay
LIVE on Sky Sport 1Sun 24 Sep - 12:05pm – Tauranga Domain, Tauranga
Bay of Plenty v Ta$man
LIVE on Sky Sport 1Bye: Otago
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From the NZR Judiciary
Mitre 10 Cup - Jarrad Hoeata cited for striking opponent
North Harbour lock Jarrad Hoeata has been suspended for one week for striking an opposition player in his team’s Mitre 10 Cup match against Northland on Thursday 14 September.
Hoeata was cited under law 10.4.a for the alleged striking in the 82nd minute of the match. North Harbour won 31-22.
New Zealand Rugby Duty Judicial Officer Nigel Hampton QC said it was a reckless action but primary contact was on the shoulder area, making it a low end offence with an entry level sanction of a two week suspension.
Taking into account Hoeata’s admission of guilt and his apology to the opposition player the suspension was reduced to one week.
Hoeata’s suspension includes all rugby and means he will miss North Harbour’s top of the table match against Canterbury in Albany on Saturday.
Mitre 10 Cup - Fraser Armstrong cited for striking
A citing against Manawatu prop Fraser Armstrong for striking an opposition player in his team’s Mitre 10 Cup match against Waikato on Saturday 16 September has been dismissed.
Armstrong was cited under law 10.4.a for the alleged striking in the second minute of the match. Manawatu won 23-10.
New Zealand Rugby Judicial Officer Roger Drummond dismissed the citing after a full hearing which determined the incident did not meet the red card threshold.
Armstrong will be free to play in Manawatu’s match against Northland this evening.
Mitre 10 Cup - Levi Aumua red card hearing results in three week suspension
Ta$man centre Levi Aumua was red carded for dangerous play in his team’s Mitre 10 Cup match against Otago on Saturday 16 September.
Referee Mike Fraser red carded Aumua for dangerous play (law 10.4.j) for lifting and dropping a player in the 56th minute of the match. Ta$man won the match 29-27.
New Zealand Rugby Duty Judicial Officer Nigel Hampton QC found Aumua’s clean disciplinary record, his apology and remorse as mitigating factors to discount a six-week suspension to three.
Aumua’s suspension from rugby includes Ta$man’s matches against Southland (24 September), Taranaki (28 September) and North Harbour (4 October).
Jock Hobbs Memorial National Under 19 Tournament - Chris Hicks red card
Wellington Under 19 flanker Chris Hicks was red carded in his team’s match against Manawatu at the Jock Hobbs Memorial National Under 19 Tournament on Saturday.
Hicks was ordered off for dangerous play (law 10.4.j) for lifting and dropping a player in the fourth minute of the match. Wellington won the match 24-20.
New Zealand Rugby Duty Judicial Officer Nigel Hampton QC found several mitigating factors that resulted in the entry level sanction of a six week ban being reduced to two weeks.
As the Under 19 representative season is complete, the application of Hicks’ suspension will be determined when his upcoming playing scheduled is confirmed.
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Jarrad Hoeata suspended for one week in Mitre 10 Cup
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Fraser Armstrong’s citing dismissed
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Levi Aumua to miss three Mitre 10 Cup matches
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Chris Hicks’ red card results in two match ban
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Joe Maddock, meanwhile, will take over as Canterbury coach next year.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/rugby/news/article.cfm?c_id=80&objectid=11926785
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More about that:
Joe Maddock to succeed Glenn Delaney as Canterbury Rugby Head Coach
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Interview with Derren Witcombe on Rugby Pass's podcast:
The Short Ball with Scotty & Mils - The Veteran
This episode Mils and Scotty chat to Derren Witcombe, coach of the Taniwha; preview the big clashes in this weekend's Mitre 10 Cup; make their predictions for the All Blacks vs Argentina game and muse on where the next Rugby World Cup should
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@kiwimurph That description fits Craig Philpott perfectly!
He probably already has a print of this on his desk: http://www.aucklandrugby.co.nz/newsarticle/52714
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@kiwimurph said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
'Must have championship experience'
Here is the listing
http://globalelitesports.com/job/auckland-rugby-union-npc-head-coach/White shouldn't be eligible based on this
you will have proven experience leading High Performance Rugby Teams as a Head Coach at the equivalent of NPC (provincial level) or higher and demonstrated a track record for developing people (coaches and players) into leaders within teams which promotes high performing/achievement cultures. Your success as a Head Coach will be illustrated in your proven track record of winning competitions
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