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Keith Gudsell No. 500 Jason Eaton #1063 2005–09 17 (17) Manawatu (2002–03); Moved to Taranaki before making All Black debut. Jason Hewett No. 914 1991 Manawatu (1988–90). He was recruited into the Auckland NPC side midway through 1990. He made his All Black debut at the 1991 World Cup. John Hotop No.
Was a truck driver during his playing days. Injury cut short his league career. Ngani Laumape 1160 2017– 8 (6) Member of the PNBHS 1st XV. Started playing rugby league for the New Zealand Warriors. Switched back to rugby union in 2016. Arthur Law 319 1925 4 (0) A farmer, he was a star for the PNBHS 1st XV for several seasons. John Loveday 787 1978 7 (0) A chiropractor by trade, he ironically suffered from a 'bad back' which limited his appearances on his one and only All Black tour: the victorious Grand Slam of 1978. He was a pivotal member of the Ranfurly Shield side in the 1970s but in 1979 he retired from rugby to concentrate on his medical career. Rod McKenzie 403 1934–38 35 (9) "Squire" Alex McMinn 114 1904 College St Old Boys ♣ Paddy His Irish father was sent out to New Zealand by a London newspaper to cover the 'Māori wars' in Taranaki in 1963 and later established the Manawatu Evening Standard.
Paddy's younger brother 'Archie' was also an All Black. Archibald McMinn 102 1903–05 10 (2) Institute ♣ Archie An imposing line-out specialist with the pace of a wing three-quarter. A fishmonger who died in 1919 aged 38. John Mowlem 37 Mick O'Callaghan 676 1968 3 (3) A winger and crowd favourite, played for Manawatu until the 1979 season. 817 1980–83 17 (3) A police officer, he was on active duty during the 1981 Springbok tour together with playing in the series deciding test at Eden Park, won 25–22 by the All Blacks. Frank Oliver 750 1976–81 43 (17) "Filth" A welcome recruit from Southland in 1979, one year after being a member of the All Blacks historic Grand Slam winning tour of the UK and Ireland.
One of Manawatu's most memorable matches was the 1981 encounter against South Africa. Manawatu led 9–4 at halftime and with minutes to go the score was 19–19. The clash between the national champions and the 'test' strength Springboks was headed for a climax worthy of such an event. In the final analysis, Naas Botha was the difference between the two sides. In the final minutes he scored a long range penalty, a dropped goal and a sideline conversion to lead the 'Boks home to a flattering 31–19 victory.
However, injury and loss of form meant he played just eight tests. Bob Stuart No. 510 1949–54 27 (7) played 4 matches for Manawatu in 1941. Kel Tremain No. 604 1959–68 38 (27) Played 6 games for Manawatu in 1958[14] Wilson Whineray No. 585 1957–65 77 (32) Played for Manawatu in 1955 before leaving for Canterbury. Murray Watts No. 793 1979–80 13 (5) Teachers College - Freyberg A Manawatu junior All Black who moved back to Taranaki before becoming an All Black.
The Manawatu verses Springbok game was the first to witness the Police riot squads patrolling the streets as a pre-emptive measure, as opposed to them just turning up once trouble started. The day was generally incident free. In 1983 the Canterbury Ranfurly Shield team put Manawatu last on their list of challengers for that season. In 1985, Manawatu celebrated a centenary for its club competition and in 1986, the union's centenary. Late 1980s to mid 2000s - second division In 1988, the union was relegated to the second division for the first time. Manawatu, based in the second division, was reduced to a 'feeder' role, losing players to other unions. [6] Lee Stensness starred in a 58–24 win over Ireland in 1992.
540 1952 Brian Molloy No. 588 1957 5 (0) Dick Myers No. 779 1977 5 (1) Bob Oliphant No. 45 Syd Orchard No. 61 1896 Mark Ranby #1001 2001 Moved to Waikato before becoming an All Black. Keith Reid No. 365 1929 5 (2) Lee Stensness No. 932 14 (8) Played his last game for Manawatu in 1992, before moving to Auckland. The following year he made a fine All Black debut, in the deciding test against the Lions at Eden Park, which the All Blacks won 30–13. Stensness looked to have a long and distinguished career in the number 12 jersey for the All Blacks ahead of him.
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[8] College Old Boys (COB) White, Maroon, Gold & Black Palmerston North Dannevirke Black and Gold Dannevirke Sports Club was formerly affiliated with Hawke's Bay, however in 2007, it switched its affiliation to Manawatu. [9] Feilding (Feilding Yellows) Yellow & Black Feilding Feilding Old Boys-Oroua RFC (FOB-O) Black, White, Red & Blue Feilding and Kimbolton Feilding Old Boys-Oroua is an amalgamation of the Feilding Old Boys and Oroua Rugby Clubs Freyberg (Freys) Royal Blue & Gold Milson, Palmerston North Halcombe Black and Red High School Old Boys-Marist (OBM) Black, White & Green hoops High School Old Boys-Marist was an amalgamation of the High School Old Boys (HSOB) and Marist Rugby Clubs Kia Toa Light Blue & Dark Blue Awapuni/Highbury, Palmerston North Linton Army Red & Black Linton Military Camp Varsity Sky Blue Massey University, Palmerston North Te Kawau Emerald Green & Black Rongotea Hankins Shield Senior A Club competition winners[edit] 1987 Varsity (coached by Murray Kendrick) 1988 Varsity (Murray Kendrick) 1989 HSOB (Ian Colquhoun) 1990 College OB (Bill Clarke) 1991 College OB (Bill Clarke) 1992 Marist (Frank Oliver) 1993 Kia Toa (Warren Hayne) 1994 Feilding OB (Roger Walker) 1995 Marist (John Fisher) 1996 Oroua (Wayne Harding) 1997 Te Kawau (Geoff Webb) 1998 Marist (Mark Gleeson) 1999 Te Kawau (Geoff Webb) 2000 Te Kawau (Peter Kemp) 20-17 Marist 2001 HSOB (Lewis Williams) 21-19 COB 2002 Te Kawau (Stu Trembath) 16-11 Marist 2003 Te Kawau (Stu Trembath) 23-16 Marist 2004 Varsity (Steve Morris) 26-8 HSOB 2005 College OB (Graeme Tanner) 27-16 Feilding Old Boys 2006 College OB (Dean Andrew) 13-0 Varsity 2007 College OB (John Cruden) 33-18 Feilding 2008 Kia Toa (Tasi Tahuna) 11-6 Te Kawa 2009 Kia Toa (Anthony Rehutai) 29-23 Varsity 2010 Varsity (Geoff Thompson) 11-10 Feilding Old Boys-Oroua 2011 Varsity (Geoff Thompson) 29-27 Te Kawa 2012 College OB (Aaron Good) 34-20 Varsity 2013 Kia Toa 37-15 Varsity 2014 College Old Boys 21-10 Kia Toa 2015 College Old Boys 32-21 Kia Toa 2016 Varsity 18-17 Kia Toa 2017 Old Boys Marist 28-27 Kia Toa 2018 Feilding Old Boys-Oroua 24-22 Feilding 2019 Feilding 16-14 Varsity 2020 Feilding 27-24 Varsity 2021 Feilding 22-18 Varsity 2022 College Old Boys 24-5 Old Boys Marist Manawatu representative players[edit] [10] [11] [12] Centurions - 100 matches for Manawatu[edit] Name Years Games Gary Knight 1975–1986 145 Ken Granger 1971–1984 128 Geoff Old 1975–1985 117 Murray Rosenbrook 1979–1986 111 Mark Donaldson 1974–1985 110 Rob Foreman 2006–2015 Bruce Hemara 1978–1990 108 Kevin Eveleigh 1969–1978 107 Perry Harris 1970–1979 106 Nick Crosswell 2006–2019 104 Don McCaskie 1956–1967 101 Manawatu All Blacks[edit] In New Zealand, to be selected to the All Blacks is the pinnacle of rugby achievement.
Manawatu also provided J. F. Manning to referee a match in 1905 between Auckland and Wellington. [5] 1970s and early 1980s: First division era and Ranfurly shield reign The period from 1976 to 1983 saw Manawatu as one of the leading New Zealand rugby provinces. In this period Manawatu consistently beat teams such as Otago, Auckland, Wellington and Canterbury. Manawatu held the Ranfurly Shield from 1976 to 1978 and this was followed by victory in the 1980 First Division Championship. Manawatu were also runner-up in 1976 and 1981. A large sign reading "Go! Go! Manawatu! " was lifted above Palmerston North Showgrounds Oval by crane. [citation needed] Manawatu beat Auckland 12–10 at Eden Park in 1976 to win the coveted Log 'o Wood, as the Ranfurly Shield is sometimes referred to, for the first time.
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