They have been consistently in the finals at the New Zealand Secondary Schools touch tournament for almost a decade. But what makes Rotorua boys High so good? Rukuwai Tipene Allen caught up with them ahad of the final to find out.
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NewsYouth Touch World Cup Day 3
It took three days but New Zealand has finally secured wins against Australia in Malaysia.
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U20's Men trailing Australia at Youth Touch World Cup
Day two of the Youth Touch World Cup in Malaysia saw the New Zealand teams struggle against their Australian rivals. However, they have managed to hold on to second position in all six divisions.
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Australia dominate NZ in day 1 of YWC
All six New Zealand youth touch teams took to the field yesterday vying for their chance to secure the top spot at the 2018 Youth World Cup of Touch.
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Youth Touch World Cup kicks off today
The world’s biggest youth touch tournament is set to kick off today in Malaysia and New Zealand hopes to win after coming second last year.
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Young touch players putting their school on the world stage
Manukura School didn't exist the last time the Touch Youth World Cup was held in 2005. The Manawatū school however has three students heading to Malaysia in August as the tournament is revived after 13 years.
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Young Touch Blacks to defend World Title in Malaysia
The Touch Youth World Cup is set to take place in Malaysia next month. New Zealand is sending six teams, and all have gathered at Kings College to prepare for the tournament.
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Aussies dominate Trans-Tasman Touch Series
Rotorua played host to Australasia's top touch players over the weekend at the 2018 Open Trans-Tasman Touch series.
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Rotorua brothers flag bearers for touch series
Brothers Shaquille and Maurice Stone of Te Arawa will lead the NZ touch teams as flag bearers in the opening ceremony for the Open Trans-Tasman Series which starts tomorrow in Rotorua.
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Inaugural Junior Oceania Tag Tournament a success
The inaugural Junior Oceania Tag Football Tournament proved a success over the weekend, with more than 1000 junior tag footballers competing at the three day event.
