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Premier matches set to go under lights

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Reece Macdonald was a key player in Arataki's upset win over Rangataua on Saturday. Photo / File

Reece Macdonald was a key player in Arataki's upset win over Rangataua on Saturday. Photo / File

The two Baywide Premier club matches postponed over Easter Weekend will be played under lights on Tuesday night.

At Maramataga Park, home side Te Puna Sports take on Mount Maunganui Sports from 7.45pm while across the city at Murray Salt Stadium Te Puke Sports will host Paroa at 7.30pm.

Both matches are preceded by their respective Development teams with kick-off at 6pm at Te Puna and at 7pm in Te Puke.

Results of other matches played over the weekend:

Premier:
Arataki 21 v Rangataua 16, Greerton Marist 55 v Poroporo 6, Rotoiti 17 v Tauranga Sports 17, Whakarewarewa 62 v Whakatane Marist 21

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Postponed: Te Puna v Mount Maunganui (Tuesday 18 April Premier: 7.45pm), Te Puke Sports v Paroa (Tuesday 18 April Premier: 7.30pm)

Development:
Arataki 31 Rangataua 10, Greerton Marist 39 Poroporo 7, Tauranga Sports 55 v Rotoiti 27, Whakarewarewa 37 v Whakatane Marist 27

Postponed: Te Puna v Mount Maunganui (Tuesday 18 April Development 6pm), Te Puke Sports v Paroa (Tuesday 18 April Development: 7pm)

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Division 1:
Papamoa 14 v Marist St Michael's 12, Waikite 19 v Judea 13, Rangiuru 27 v Te Teko 25, Ngongotaha 65 v Waimana 5

Postponed: Katikati v Ruatoki, Opotiki v Kahukura

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