League: Adam Blair Cup final in jeopardy

The Adam Blair Cup was cancelled due to poor weather for the second week in a row, leaving the match in doubt. Photo/Northern Swords Rugby League Facebook page

After an exciting season, a champion may not be found in the Adam Blair Cup after the final was cancelled for the second consecutive week.

Yesterday's final between Dargaville High School and Combined College, made up of Taipa Area School and Abundant Life, Kaitaia, was called off due to severe weather warnings from Cyclone Cook.

Rugby League Northland General Manager Duane Fyfe said the cancellation could mean there will be no final at all.

"We had to cancel the final as the Far North principals received severe weather warnings and did not want their players to travel and risk not being able to return home," he said.

"Playing of the final in the coming weeks is not likely due to the secondary school sports windows but both sides are keen to play so we are seeing what can be done."

The final was originally slated to be played the previous week but was postponed due to the poor weather brought about by Cyclone Debbie.

Dargaville High School had been the form side going into the Adam Blair Cup final, comfortably beating Okaihau College 36-16 in the semi-finals.

Combined (Taipa Area School and Abundant Life, Kaitaia) meanwhile pipped Bream Bay 22-20 to book their place in the final.