Du’Plessis Kirifi reveals the secret behind Wellington Lions’ success
As the Wellington Lions continue to hunt for their second NPC title in three years, captain Du’Plessis Kirifi has revealed the s…
As the Wellington Lions continue to hunt for their second NPC title in three years, captain Du’Plessis Kirifi has revealed the s…
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…
New Zealand's National Provincial Championship pits the various corners of the country's professional rugby community against one …
The semi-finals are set in the NPC with Wellington hosting Waikato and Canterbury travelling to Bay of Plenty. Here are the top pe…
All Blacks XV head coach Clayton McMillan insists those selected in the representative squad will still be available for the bigge…
TJ Perenara's farewell tour reached a special milestone on Friday night as the halfback donned the Wellington colours one final ti…
Wellington may have finished in top spot on the National Provincial Championship standings, but the Lions still have a point to pr…
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.
In the NPC this season Higgins ranks in the top ten for carries, clean breaks, defenders beaten, and meters gained.
The National Provincial Championship is in full swing with six rounds of competition completed.
For the first time ever, Tasman Mako have successfully defended their status as the current holders of the Ranfurly Shield.
12 members of the All Blacks’ Rugby Championship squad that have today been released to represent their Provincial Unions.