RUGBY LEAGUE PARK LOCKED IN FOR GRAND FINAL DAY FAREWELL

Rugby League Park in Addington has been locked in as the venue for the Canterbury Rugby League men’s and women’s premiership grand finals, to be played on Sunday, August 26 from 1pm. The confirmation came after negotiations between CRL and the Christchurch City Council and Christchurch Stadium Trust. The double-header shapes as a fitting farewell…

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FAMILY FOCUS SEES WOOLSTON GO ALCOHOL-FREE

Promoting positive sideline behaviour has been a key issue for rugby league in New Zealand – and all grassroots sport – in recent times, with the consumption of alcohol at grounds pinpointed as an area that needs addressing. Woolston Rams have taken the initiative to make a difference by banning booze on the sideline at…

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KNIGHTS’ SEASON CRUELLED BY SAVAGE INJURY TOLL

The 2018 season has been a memorable one for the Riccarton Knights – but not necessarily for the right reasons. The Knights had a promising pre-season, winning the Rolleston Nines tournament and making the quarter-finals of the Crosbie Nines competition the club hosts. However, season-ending injuries to key players took a huge toll on their…

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CRL APPOINT DUANE FYFE AS CEO

Canterbury Rugby League is pleased to announce the appointment of Duane Fyfe as CRL’s new Chief Executive Officer. Duane’s acceptance of the role renews his association with Canterbury Rugby League, having been employed as General Manager from 2004-08. It also extends his long involvement in rugby league – Duane has managed NZ Army, Junior Kiwis…

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RED AND BLACK REPORT 2018: EDITION NO.21

Each week the Red and Black Report will keep you up to date with how our Canterbury Rugby League products are performing in Australia’s elite and lower-grade competitions. NRL Jamayne Isaako scored a try and kicked three goals while Brisbane teammate Kodi Nikorima produced two try-assists, but it was an unhappy night for the Broncos…

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WOUNDED TIGERS REFLECT ON TOUGH SEASON

Papanui Tigers

It’s been a tough year for Papanui Tigers, finishing seventh in the 2018 Massetti Cup and having to default their final-round game against Linwood Keas because of injury toll that left more than 30 players unavailable. It was never going to be easy for the Tigers as they had to try and find ways to…

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