The three top performers of the NPC final and the biggest winner of all
Northland were brave, but when influential Sam Nock was yellow-carded in the 49th minute, the wheels were coming loose. Canterbury…
Northland were brave, but when influential Sam Nock was yellow-carded in the 49th minute, the wheels were coming loose. Canterbury…
The home side trailed 21-10 at halftime, but stormed home in front of a sold-out home crowd to claim their 16th NPC title in their…
RugbyPass gives a low down on the action this weekend in the world of sevens, and key players set to make a splash.
Corey Evans simply refuses to go away. The Northland, Maori All Blacks, and Blues midfielder has signed with the Crusaders for Sup…
In 2025, fledgling professional Lachlan Hooper had just one option after Super Rugby Pacific: Whangarei.
The Hilux NPC final is upon us, and both Canterbury and Northland have named the teams that will run out at One New Zealand Stadiu…
Canterbury are 15-time title winners and are on a seven-game win streak. In their 38-28 semi-final win against Taranaki, they were…
The 2026 Hilux NPC regular season has concluded with significant growth in several key metrics, including a 57 per cent rise in ma…
Counties Manukau will hold onto the prized Ranfurly Shield until next year’s National Provincial Championship.
Ardie Savea hopes to recreate some of the Moana Pasifika magic with the Blues in 2027, taking the lessons he learned in his lone s…
Big city provinces Auckland, Wellington and Otago were all beaten. Auckland lost to Manawatu (40-34) for only the third time since…
The squeeze is on for Dave Rennie's 34-man Bledisloe Cup squad, which is named on Tuesday.
The 2024 and 2025 New Zealand Under-20s first-five or fullback is already a regular starter for Auckland in the NPC. As of Septemb…
The Log o’ Wood has been everywhere from Whangarei to Cape Reinga. It was successfully defended on August 30 against Tasman 20-1…
Fast forward to 2026 and the Steelers are rank outsiders to beat holders Northland in Whangarei on Saturday.
Wellington had five New Zealand reps in 1884: Henry Roberts, Edwin “Ned” Davy, John Dumbell, Peter Webb and Hart Udy.