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Rippa of a day

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17 Mar, 2023 05:40 PMQuick Read

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Te Hapara’s Hema Tangira tries to elude the Riverdale School defence at the Rippa Rugby tournament yesterday. Te Hapara were the overall winners. Pictures by Paul Rickard

Te Hapara’s Hema Tangira tries to elude the Riverdale School defence at the Rippa Rugby tournament yesterday. Te Hapara were the overall winners. Pictures by Paul Rickard

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TE Hapara School will represent Poverty Bay-East Coast at the Air New Zealand Rippa Rugby Championship in Wellington in August.

Te Hapara defeated Manutuke 25-15 in the final of the combined PB-EC primary interschool tournament on the Gisborne Boys’ High School rectory fields yesterday.

Over 200 players in 18 school teams competed in four pools — the top two from each progressing to the playoffs.

Two players of the tournament were named — Ishtar Mackey-Huriwai (Manutuke) was top girl and Kaiao Tangira (Te Hapara) top boy.

Poverty Bay rugby development officer Henry Lamont said it was a great day. The young talent on show was impressive and the sideline support “amazing”.

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He made special mention of the support of Turanga Health and the GBHS students who refereed and did general administration work.

Te Hapara won the Gold Rugger Cup and the right to compete at the national tournament against other regional winners in the capital on August 22-23.

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