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Gallery:Final day of club rugby

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Ruapehu's Kahl Elers-Green getting the ball over the line. Photo Bevan Conley

Ruapehu's Kahl Elers-Green getting the ball over the line. Photo Bevan Conley

The finals of Wanganui club rugby were held at Cooks Garden on Saturday afternoon, with around 1000 spectators turning out on a fine but cool and blustery afternoon.

In the Tasman Tanning Premier Club final, Ruapehu pipped Border 28-26; while in the Senior Club final, Marton beat Hunterville 30-0.

Wanganui Chronicle photographer Bevan Conley took these photos of the action.

Gallery:

Wanganui Rugby: Premier Consolation Kaieru vs Taihape at Spriggens Park. Kaierau No. 12 Ethan Robinson heading for the try line. Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Premier Consolation Kaieru vs Taihape at Spriggens Park. Taihape Matt Brown missing the ball in the line out. Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Premier Consolation Kaieru vs Taihape at Spriggens Park. Kaierau No1 Jack Yarrall getting a try. Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final. No13 Craig Clare with ball.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final. No9 Kahl Elers-Green getting try.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final. Ruapehu Ian Rowe (with ball) and Karl Parker  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final. No.13 Kaveni Dabenaise with ball.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Border vs Ruapehu in the 2017 Premier Final.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Senior Final Marton vs Hunterville.  Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Senior Final Marton vs Hunterville. Winners Marton. Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Senior Final Marton vs Hunterville.  Marton No.15 Francis Seigafo heading for the try line. Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.
Wanganui Rugby: Senior Final Marton vs Hunterville. Marton No. 13 John Kilisi with ball. Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.

Image 1 of 21: Wanganui Rugby: Premier Consolation Kaieru vs Taihape at Spriggens Park. Kaierau No. 12 Ethan Robinson heading for the try line. Saturday, July 29, 2017 Wanganui Chronicle photograph by Bevan Conley.

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