The three top performers from round nine of the Hilux NPC
Big city provinces Auckland, Wellington and Otago were all beaten. Auckland lost to Manawatu (40-34) for only the third time since…
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 Sharks opened their United Rugby Championship campaign with an impressive 41-24 win over Ospreys at Kings Park, where 20-year-…
Connacht let a second-half lead slip in their opening match in Galway as Stormers hit back with two late tries to seal the South A…
Leinster are expected to lead the charge of Irish provinces but it's Connacht who are expected to exceed expectations, with fears …
Five seasons into the BKT United Rugby Championship, the competition continues to deliver a compelling mix of speed, variety and c…
Lancaster, who turns 57 early next month, is in the final year of his two-year contract as head coach of Connacht.
The No.8's current contract was due to expire next summer but the western province have moved quickly to secure the services of la…
Wellington had five New Zealand reps in 1884: Henry Roberts, Edwin “Ned” Davy, John Dumbell, Peter Webb and Hart Udy.
The openside flanker is the heartbeat of North Harbour, featuring in 45 of their last 49 games.
With 12 tries in six games, he’s only three short of the record for most tries by a player in a single NPC Division I season of …
Worboys scored 23 points, kicking nine goals from nine attempts: five penalties and four conversions, as Manawatu snapped North Ha…
As new additions bed in across the United Rugby Championship, whose star is primed to shine brightest when the season begins?
Northland retained the Ranfurly Shield with a 20-10 win against Tasman that looked like it came out of the other side of a hangove…
Rugby Database reported on X that there had been 27 Australian-born players in the provincial competition across the opening three…
The Log o’ Wood was last played in Whang?rei on September 22, 1979, when North Auckland lost to Auckland 9-3.