OPINION - Te Kāea sports reporter James Perry casts his eye over who he thinks are seven Māori players to keep an eye on during this year's Super Rugby season.
Tag: Auckland Blues. Showing results 1 - 10 of 42
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Blues hooker fit and raring to go
Former Māori All Black hooker Leni Apisai is feeling fitter than ever and ready to fight for a regular spot in the Blues super rugby season.
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Geoff Moon farewelled today in Auckland
A thousand mourners including former All Blacks, colleagues and family turned up to farewell Geoff Moon, who was a highly regarded rugby coach and teacher in Auckland.
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NewsMacDonald's men running out the summer Blues
The Blues are putting in the hard yards under the hot rays of the summer sun.
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Ioane brothers sign long-term contracts with NZ Rugby
Rieko Ioane has signed a four-year deal through to the end of 2022 and Akira Ioane has signed until 2021.
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Super Rugby finalists found
The Super Rugby regular season has come to an end this weekend, and the quarter-finalists have been found. The Blues are the only NZ team not to qualify for the quarter-finals.
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Super Rugby scouting has begun
As the end of the Super Rugby competition nears, scouting has already started for the next Super Rugby season. The Ioane brothers have declared they will stay with the Blues, despite being wanted by the Hurricanes.
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Blues future begins now
The Blues have two games left in the 2018 Super Rugby season, but they have already begun rebuilding for the years ahead.
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Reo Māori teacher, Super rugby player
Te Reo Māori teacher Matiaha Martin, who is of Waikato descent, recently made his super rugby debut for the Blues.
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MacDonald to join the Blues
The Blues have announced their coaches for the 2019 season. Tana Umaga has been given a one year extension, and Leon MacDonald will be one of his assistants.
