SKYCITY Breakers development player and young Tall Black Tai Wynyard (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Maniapoto, Tainui) has chosen his American University, which means he will play for the Kentucky Wildcats in 2016.
Te Kāea spoke with young Wynyard’s mother and she confirmed the recruitment.
The weekend has seen Auckland abuzz with activity as it celebrates its 175th birthday.
Free events along the city's waterfront have been set up to mark the occasion, which included a concert last night at Queen's Wharf and fireworks display off the Sky Tower and barges.
While the start of the Super 15 season is fast approaching, the players and the management had the day off to relax and on offer were three activities: fishing, surfing or golf.
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