Where is she now? Regina Sheck’s journey from the rugby field to community leadership

Adam Julian
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Where is she now? Regina Sheck’s journey from the rugby field to community leadership
Regina Sheck on the charge for the Black Ferns against Australia at Carisbrook in Dunedin 1997. Photo / Andrew Cornaga / Photosport

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  • Regina Sheck played a significant role in the Black Ferns’ history, winning two World Cups and contributing to the growth of women’s rugby in New Zealand.
  • Sheck’s journey is marked by resilience and determination, overcoming personal tragedy and challenges to succeed on and off the field.
  • Beyond rugby, Sheck is deeply involved in community work, particularly with Blue Light, a charity aimed at youth development and crime prevention.
  • Her coaching philosophy emphasises values and character development, aiming to instil life skills in young players and contribute positively to their personal growth.

At least 75 former players and coaches attended a Black Ferns reunion in Hamilton before the Black Ferns 43-3 victory over Australia on September 30.

The gathering accounts for almost a quarter of the entire Black Ferns playing history.

Regina Sheck is always at these things,

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