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Ngati Porou East Coast finish eighth in Heartland Champs

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17 Mar, 2023 12:27 PMQuick Read

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It was a great way to bow out.

Ngati Porou East Coast finished their Heartland Championship campaign with a 34-19 win against Wairarapa-Bush on Saturday.

In a dominant performance, the Sky Blues outgunned the Bush by six tries to three in Masterton. It was the Coast’s highest score and strongest showing of 2021. The Coast led 19-7 at halftime.

Jorian Tangaere, Sam Parkes (2), Hone Haerewa, Ngarohi McGarvey-Black and Tawhao Stewart scored tries for the Coast, with two conversions by first five-eighth Te Rangi Fraser.

For the Bush, Tupou Lea’aemanu, Tafa Tafa and Matt Masoe scored tries and Tipene Haira kicked two conversions.

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The Coast finished the 12-team competition in eighth place, with three wins.

Their victory against Poverty Bay the week before meant that Saturday’s win against Wairarapa-Bush marked the first time the Coast had posted two wins in succession since 2012.

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