Most representative teams on the road tomorrow

There is representative rugby aplenty tomorrow, but just one team is playing at home.

The Wellington U19s host the Manawatu U19s at Porirua Park at 1.00pm tomorrow, where they will be playing to qualify top from the Hurricanes region for the upcoming Jock Hobbs Memorial tournament in Taupo.

Other teams are playing in Levin, Masterton, Palmerston North and Napier tomorrow.

The Centurions U18s start their tournament a week early by playing the Horowhenua-Kapiti U18s at Playford Park.

The Wellington Maori Development meet Wairarapa Bush B in Masterton in the second round of the RDO Cup. They lost to Wanganui B 49-32 in the first round. 

The Wellington Samoans meet the Manawatu Development and the Wellington Maori play the Hawke’s Bay Development outfit in the Development Shield. These matches are in Palmerston North and Napier respectively.

The Wellington Pride open their Women’s NPC Farah Palmer Cup campaign with their opening match in Napier against the Hawke’s Bay Tuis.

For a full preview of the weekend’s action please visit WRFU channels or click here

For teamlists (as received) for tomorrow’s matches see below:

Wellington U19s

1. Des Matofai (Tawa)
2. Tane Te Aho (Old Boys University)
3. Tanara Haenga (Wainuiomata)
4. Taine Plumtree (OBU)
5. Caleb Delaney (OBU)
6. Melleium Leota (Northern United)
7. Xavier English (Marist St Pat’s)
8. Shamus Langton (Old Boys University)
9. Mesi Faimalo
10. Raniera Petersen (Upper Hutt Rams)
11. Reuben Va’a (Oriental-Rongotai)
12. Kienan Higgins (Northern United)
13. Albert Polu (Hutt Old Boys Marist)
14. Tom Maiava (Tawa)
15. Todd Svenson (Upper Hutt Rams)
RESERVES
16. George Jacobs (Poneke)
17. Laurence Lim (OBU(
18. Nick Apikatoa (Hutt Old Boys Marist)
19. DJ Taoipu (Poneke)
20. Jack Wright (Upper Hutt Rams)
21. Kyle Preston (Tawa)
22. Callum Harkin (Wellington FC)
23. Tai Neli (Old Boys University)

Manawatu U19s

1. Rawiri Chambers (COB)
2. Greg Shaw (Massey)
3. Michael Ioane (COB)
4. Jack Fleury (Feilding)
5. David Parker (Feilding)
6. Te Tahimia Whaanga-Davis
7. Jamie Tinetti (Old Boys Marist)
8. Pawhere Kershaw (COB)
9. Griffen Culver (Feilding)
10. Sam Stewart (Old Boys Marist)
11. Josh McIntyre (COB)
12. Tiari Mumby
13. Tobias Wickham-Manuel
14. Jake Hewitson-Takamaivo
15. Awatere Kiwara (COB)
RESERVES
16. Matthew Finsden (Massey)
17. Zane Dallinger (OBU)
18. Tea Toa
19. Michael Halattuituia (Massey)
20. Jackson Scully (Te Kawau)
21. Jack Harris
22. Trevahn Ta’ufo’ou (Kia Toa)
23. Jaydon Falcon (Massey)

Wellington Centurions 18s

1. Hemi Chris (St Pat’s Silverstream)
2. Kaleb Sinclair (Upper Hutt College)
3. Luke Chisholm (St Pat’s Silverstream)
4. Dominic Bell (St Pat’s Town)
5. Liam McAree (St Pat’s Town)
6. Teagan Harawira (HOBM)
7. Alex Faifailoa (Captain, Wainuiomata)
8. Eparama Salio (Scots College)
9. Marino Doyle (Wellington College)
10. Sam Clark (St Pat’s Silverstream)
11. Reuben Pukey (Wellington College)
12. Dante Kahaki (Wainuiomata High School)
13. Sage Shaw-Tait (Scots College)
14. Ben Cusin (Petone)
15. Caleb Cavubati (Scots College)
RESERVES
16. Hugo Spath (OBU)
17. Blake Rogers (Scots College)
18. Charlie Ta’anoa (St Bernard’s College)
19. Sene Fa’asoa (St Bernard’s College)
20. Devon Olliver-Bell (St Pat’s Town)
21. Greg Te Kura (Upper Hutt Rams)
22. Nathan Tanuvasa (Hutt Valley High School)

Wellington Maori

1. Rhys Reiri (Poneke)
2. Ryan Imrie (Petone
3. Hemi Remuera (Johnsonville)
4. Taine Tata (Upepr Hutt Rams)
5. James Hansen (Paremata-Plimmerton)
6. Manassah Wineera (Johnsonville)
7. Jake Gooch (Petone)
8. Mykel Herewini (Johnsonville)
9. Declan Hay (Oriental-Rongotai)
10. Greg Mullany (Old Boys University)
11. Oakley Edmonds (Johnsonville)
12. Tyler Tane (Upper Hutt Rams)
13. Jarrod Adams (Petone)
14. TK Bishop (Northern United)
15. Manahi Moana (Old Boys University)
RESERVES
16. Ben Lambert (Paremata-Plimmerton)
17. Marcus Roil
18. TBC
19. TBC
20. Jimmy-Lee Hongara (Poneke)
21. Caelym Box (Petone)
22. Daniel Snee (Hutt Old Boys Marist)

Wellington Samoans

1. Mike Ioapo (Northern United)
2. Penieli Poasa (Oriental-Rongotai)
3. Andrew Mamea (Wainuiomata)
4. Nese Solia (Northern United)
5. Quaid Martin-Laumatia (Northern United)
6. Tamatasi Fidow (HOBM)
7. Greg Lealofi (Wainuiomata)
8. Lise Soloa (captain, HOBM)
9. Ken Kapeli (Marist St Pat’s)
10. Fa’atonu Fili (Marist St Pat’s)
11. Likisone Siliga (Northern United)
12. Isaia Petelo (Marist St Pat’s)
13, Malachai Unasa (Oriental-Rongotai)
14. Tafa Tafa (Upper Hutt Rams)
15. Johnny Teleaga (Northern United)
RESERVES
16. Faitele Leulua’i (Wainuiomata)
17. Anthony Mamea (Wainuiomata)
18. Ben Tupuola (Wainuiomata)
19. Tito Ioane (Tawa)
20. James Tuiatua (MSP)
21. Matt Peni (MSP)
22. Jeff Makapelu (Johnsonville)
23. Fereti Soloa (HOBM)

Wellington Pride

1. Angel Uila (Petone)
2. Alicia Print (Ories)
3. Janet Taumoli (Ories)
4. Courtney Clarke (OBU)
5. Joanah Ngan-Woo (Ories)
6. Kiri Mei (Avalon)
7. Sinead To’oala-Ryder (MSP)
8. Tina Paulo (Ories)
9. Accacia Te Iwimate (Petone)
10. Amanda Rasch (Ories)
11. Sieni Mose (Petone)
12. Fa’ausa Makisi (Ories)
13. Monica Tagoai’I (MSP)
14. Marcelle Parkes (MSP)
15. Rejieli Uluinayau (Ories)
RESERVES
16. Rosie Stirling (HOBM)
17. Dora Laupola (Norths)
18. Elieta Taito (Petone)
19. Nina Foaese (Norths)
20. Gina Williamson (OBU)
21. Ana Maria-Afuie (MSP)
22. Timena Tuama’ai (Ories)