The NZ Open Men's team went down 6-2 to Australia in their round-robin clash. But NZ is still in line to make tomorrow's Touch World Cup final.
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National Touch Tournament 2015- Online Highlights Special
The National Touch Tournament has been one of the early highlights of 2015 with all teams putting in their best efforts.
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ONLINE EXTRA- North Harbour takes over 50's men's national title.
North Harbour men's 50's team have beaten Auckland to be crowned Champions for 2015.
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Waikato snatch win over Counties-Manukau at touch nationals
Two outstanding teams made an appearance in the final of the National Touch Tournament held recently in Papakura.
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Despite loss BoP woman’s touch team remain focussed
The Bay of Plenty women's open team tried to make a strong comeback at the National Touch competition this weekend, but lost by only one point in a semi-final that proved controversial in their match against Waikato.
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National Touch Tournament kicks off
New Zealand's best touch teams have gathered at Takanini in Auckland for the National Touch Tournament.
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NewsTouch enthusiasts to gather in Papakura this weekend
This coming Friday, the 2015 Hynds Nationals touch tournament will kick off in Papakura.
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Touch teams fight it out for U17 national titles
At the Junior National Touch Competition held in Papakura over the weekend, the U17 section was the grade to watch. Te Tai Tokerau made the final against Auckland in the mixed grade, and the Bay of Plenty was up against Waikato in the boys' grade, but who won both finals?
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NewsYoung touch players hope to catch selectors' eyes
The Junior National Touch Competition started today in Auckland, where teams from around the country represented their region in the Under 15 and Under 17 category.
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Bulletz win Men's Championship title at Whakatāne Touch Tournament
Thousands gathered in Whakatāne to support and play in the 29th Annual Whakatāne Touch Tournament. It's one of the most popular club tournaments in New Zealand but there can only be one winner of the Men's Championship title.
