Including Te Puke Sports, hooker Nathan Harris is now the member of four different rugby squads. Photo/Andrew Warner
Nathan Harris is growing accustomed to wearing different hats.
In the last fortnight he has mixed with his Te Puke Sports teammates, been named as one of only two hookers in the 2014 Bay of Plenty Steamers squad and returned to the Chiefs for the Super 15 run home after
spending time with the All Blacks.
Harris, speaking ahead of the Chiefs' first training run back on Monday afternoon, was pleased Te Puke Sports had toppled Mount Maunganui to take a commanding lead at the top of the Baywide rugby competition, but was turning his attention to work with his Super Rugby side.
"It's good to be back and among the boys," he said, while admitting he had some catching up to do after being away with the national squad.
The week was about attention to detail and preparing to play the fifth-placed Highlanders in a must-win clash, with talk coming out of the camp suggesting the Chiefs were preparing to change the pattern they had been using for the last two seasons.
