The teams are in: Lineups confirmed for unpredictable NPC semi-finals
The stage is set for both NPC semi-finals with Bay of Plenty, Canterbury, Wellington and Waikato naming their teams.
The stage is set for both NPC semi-finals with Bay of Plenty, Canterbury, Wellington and Waikato naming their teams.
Wellington finished on top at the end of the NPC regular season but they aren’t counting their chickens ahead of this weekend’…
Commentator Grant Nisbett has credited “rogue” results as one reason behind the National Provincial Championship’s success i…
The Steamers won the first-ever National Provincial Championship title 48 years ago, but they haven’t won the national competiti…
The semi-finals are set in the NPC with Wellington hosting Waikato and Canterbury travelling to Bay of Plenty. Here are the top pe…
Canterbury have booked a ticket to the Bunnings NPC semi-finals after thrashing Tasman by a record score 62-14 in Blenheim.
Finlay Christie is confident that Tasman will be up to the task on Sunday afternoon when the Mako host rivals Canterbury in an NPC…
In a claim filed to the Federal Court on Wednesday, the club is seeking a declaration that it can resume control of the Rebels so …
There’s no competition quite like New Zealand’s National Provincial Championship. Soon, a champion will be crowned.
Cam Roigard is set to return from injury on Saturday afternoon when Counties Manukau play in the NPC's final regular season round.
12 members of the All Blacks’ Rugby Championship squad that have today been released to represent their Provincial Unions.
United Rugby Championship winners Glasgow Warriors have signed former Melbourne Rebels tighthead prop Sam Talakai ahead of the upc…
You see, if you look at where they are today, it’s not because of what happened last week, last month or last year, it is becaus…
Another chip from the Rebels' demise has fallen, with Wallaby forward Lukhan Salakaia-Loto making the move back to Queensland.
Former Melbourne Rebels captain and Wallaby Rob Leota is the latest marquee addition to the NSW Waratahs.
Former Melbourne Rebels players Matt Gibbon and Lachie Anderson have put pen to paper for next season.