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: Hurricanes (Rugby). Showing results 1 - 10 of 41
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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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NewsCrusaders and Lions Final in Super Rugby Championship
The Super Rugby Semi-finals saw the Crusaders take on the Hurricanes at home in a match that looked like a Crusaders final was in the bag from the kickoff. A classy Crusaders side had the canes shut out within the first half hour of the match to guarantee themselves a home final.
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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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Chiefs and Hurricanes prepare for quarter final preview
The 5th-placed Chiefs host the Hurricanes who are 4th in Hamilton on Friday. There is more than just a local derby on the line.
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Carlos Spencer named Hurricanes assistant coach
Former All Black Carlos Spencer will join the Hurricanes coaching ranks for 2019, as the team welcomes fresh ideas for the new season. The former Blues player from Ngāti Kahungunu is excited to join the Wellington-based team.
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Chiefs move to give Tahuriorangi more game time
Māori All Black Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi is hoping a move to the Chiefs will secure him more game time in 2018. The Ngāti Pikiao descendant served his apprenticeship with the Hurricanes and will now work with a former mentor.
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Hauiti-Parapara debutes with Hurricanes in Lions match
Kēmara Hauiti-Parapara will make his debut for the Hurricanes against the British and Irish Lions tonight at Westpac Stadium, in Wellington. The 19-year old becomes the first Hurricane to debut against an international side.
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Hurricanes name strong back-line for Lions
Hurricanes wing Nehe Milner-Skudder believes they have named the strongest possible squad to take on the British & Irish Lions tomorrow night at Westpac Stadium. The team has also been boosted by the return of four All Blacks released by Steve Hansen for this match.
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Hurricanes lock James Broadhurst retires
Renowned for his high work rate, athleticism, and experience. Now James Broadhurst is retiring. Broadhurst announced his retirement today, just 29 years old, due to the ongoing effects of a concussion. Former New Zealand Māori player and close friend to Broadhurst, Ben May says that he and the team are disappointed in the news but are in full support of Broadhurst and his families decision.
