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Gisborne weekend sports scoreboard

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Ruatōria sub-union team members (from left) Hone Manuel, Mahue Mauheni and co-captain Te Aotahi Tuhaka after their side defeated Wairoa 21-10 in a Barry Cup challenge in Wairoa at the weekend.

Ruatōria sub-union team members (from left) Hone Manuel, Mahue Mauheni and co-captain Te Aotahi Tuhaka after their side defeated Wairoa 21-10 in a Barry Cup challenge in Wairoa at the weekend.

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Rugby

Heartland Championship warm-up game

In Napier, Central Hawke’s Bay 26 Ngāti Porou East Coast 66. HT: CHB 19 NPEC 24.

Hurricanes Under-20 Heartland series

Round 1, in Napier: Horowhenua-Kāpiti 40 Poverty Bay 35 (Latrell Walker, Liam Beattie, Cohen Loffler, Quaydon Chaffey-Kora, Allies Rangihuna; Loffler 4 con, Kyoni Te Amo-Poki). HT: Horowhenua-Kāpiti 12 Poverty Bay 21.

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Rounds 2 and 3 in Bulls this weekend – Poverty Bay v Whanganui, 1pm, Saturday; Poverty Bay v Wairarapa Bush, 10.30am, Sunday.

Barry Cup

In Wairoa, Wairoa (holders) 10 (Kyoni Te Amo-Poki, Te Amaru Tuhi tries) Ruatōria 21 (K.C. Wilson, Corey Walker, Mahue Mauheni tries; Kris Palmer 3 con). HT: Wairoa 0 Ruatōria 0.

Ruatōria will defend Barry Cup against Tihirau Victory Club, 2pm, Sunday, Enterprise Cars Whakarua Park.

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Basketball

Gisborne Basketball Association Men’s Open Grade, week 2

Setting Suns 48 (Reggie Namana 12, Luca Tong 10, Tawera Ehau 10, Panapa Ehau 4, Andy Squire 4, Sean Hovell 4) Waikohu 40 (Taylor Major 17, Jayrus Rutene 6, Braidyn Hollis 6, Dahnell Hohipa 6). Quarter 1 – 8-8; HT – Suns 26-16, Q3 – 36-30.

Cold Heartz 29 (Te Bang Watt 15, Kallan Hihi-Edwards 8) ETB Whānau 69 (Shae Abbott-Raggett 35, Eruera Ihimaera-Wikotu 10, Ezra Graham 10, Paul Graham 8, Miah Nikora 6). Q1 – ETB 22-6; HT – 34-12; Q3 – 47-21.

Raiders OG 49 (Wayne Bartram 20, Chad Rose 14, Siaki Tui 6) Hustlers 28 (Elijah Swann 12, Jovan Potter 5). Q1 – Raiders 13-12; HT – 21-13; Q3 – 36-17.

Psalms 40 (Josefo Avau Muliaga 20, Tamati Tofilau 6, Zorik Peneha 4, Charles Hughes 4) Waengapu Stallions 38 (Mason Nepe 14, Henry-Troy Kepa 8, Tumau Tuwarau 5). Q1 – Psalms 12-10; HT – 24-18; Q3 – 28-27.

Astros 30 (Logan Mason 8, Taimanaaki Gear 6, Qkylau Leach 5) Campion Cougars 40 (Owen Buchanan 11, Bjorn Raroa-Haraki 8, Felix Cowie 8, Robert Fysh 5). Q1 – Cougars 8-4; HT – 20-14; Q3 – 28-21.

Football

Tairāwhiti Championship: Smash Palace Shockers Gold 5 HSOB-Gisborne Boys’ High School 1.

Final points standings: Thistle Athletic Bobcats 36, Smash Palace Shockers Gold 33, Sunshine Brewing Wainui Sharks 32, C&G Plumbing HSOB Black Hearts 18, Versatile Gisborne Thistle 10, HSOB-GBHS 1.

Tairāwhiti Division 2, top 6: Neighbourhood Pizzeria Wainui Salty Dogs 2 Marist Shockers FC 4, Coates Associates Wainui Demons 1 Gisborne Thistle Vintage 3, Ngātapa Brandt Silkies v QRS Wairoa Athletic not available.

Final points standings: Marist Shockers FC 39, Thistle Vintage 35, Wainui Salty Dogs 27, *Wairoa Athletic 22, *Ngātapa 18, Wainui Demons 17.

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*Points to be updated

Division 2, bottom 5: C&G Plumbing HSOB Eels 1 Thistle Thunder 2, Smash Palace Shockers Green 4 Heavy Equipment Gisborne United 2nds 1.

Final points standings: Thistle Thunder 18, HSOB Eels 16, Gisborne United 2nds 13, Shockers Green 12, HSOB-Campion 12.

Tairāwhiti Women: Allan Kellett Panel and Paint Thistle 6 HSOG 1, JT Contractors United Ladies 0 Gisborne Laundry Service Riverina Wainui 5, Smash Palace Shockers Red 0 Smash Palace Shockers Black 3.

Points standings: Wainui Riverina 42, *Shockers Black 37, AKP and P Thistle 23, United 17, Tatapouri Marist Gisborne Thistle AFC 15, *Shockers Red 6, HSOG 6.

*Played 15 games; other teams have played 14

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