Big men clash

?THREE ON ONE, NO PROBLEM: Ngati Porou Seafoods Gisborne Boys’ High School first 15 loosehead prop Jack Henderson takes on three Kelston BHS defenders. Picture by Paul Rickard

THE 32-24 win was Gisborne’s fourth successive interschool success — after victories over Lindisfarne, St Paul’s Collegiate and Feilding — but Henderson and his teammates face their biggest test tomorrow when they host King’s College at Rugby Park at 1pm.

King’s are one of the top sides in the country. The Gisborne second 15 meet Wairoa College in the curtainraiser at 11.30am.