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"CACTUS specifically involves an eight week intensive physical training programme for 25 students who have been selected by the school. It includes three one hour training sessions per week, of progressively harder physical activities. It finishes with “The Longest Day”, which includes eight hours of challenging and demanding physical activities, followed by a graduation evening. A key component during the course is career education."

A club that believes in the family values of sport and involving everyone from the whole community

Jr. Macgyver/Crolin Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Team NZ, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Tauranga, Wellington, Rotorua & Palmerston Nth

Trust House seatoun formed in 2010

Welcome to the official Facebook page of the Waikato Rugby Union. 'Like' us to get all the latest news, photos, and links about everything red, yellow, and black.

My first league club 1980 and my last in 1997 so had to create a page for this.

Auckland Club Champions 2009/10 & 2010/11 Auckland Premier Two Day Champions 2009/10 & 2010/11 Auckland Premier One Day Champions 2011/12 National One Day Champions 2011/12

Taradale Open Grade Div 1

The Tasman Rugby Union was formed in December 2005 to allow the region to field a team in the premier 2006 national provincial competition (then known as the Air New Zealand Cup). The “Makos”, as the Union’s team is known, was an amalgamation of the Nelson Bays and Marlborough Rugby Unions, thereby becoming New Zealand’s newest provincial union. Nelson is The Home of Rugby in New Zealand, being where the first ever competitive rugby match took place in May 1870 at The Botanics between a Nelson College side and Nelson Football Club. The Nelson Bays Rugby Sub-Union, founded in 1969 and whose representative team is known as “The Griffins”, is in itself an amalgamation of the Nelson and Golden Bays Rugby Unions founded in 1885 (becoming the nation’s sixth provincial union) and 1920 respectively. The Marlborough Rugby Sub-Union, founded in 1888 and known as the “Red Devils”, has a proud rugby heritage including holding the storied Ranfurly Shield for six defenses in 1973. Our two venues are Lansdowne Park in Blenheim, which was completely revamped in early 2006 to meet NZRU standards, and Trafalgar Park in Nelson which underwent a major upgrade to secure the hosting of two matches in the 2011 RWC and which was largely completed in time for the 2010 NPC season, now known as the ITM Cup. As a national provincial union, we are a feeder to the Crusaders Super Rugby franchise based in Christchurch. Since inception we have contributed numerous players to the Crusaders including current All Black Ben Franks and 2011 Makos Tom Marshall, Steve Alfeld, Joe Wheeler, Quentin McDonald and Jonathan Poff.

John McIntyre Racing are frontrunners in the V8 SuperTourers Championship, with a pedigree of three New Zealand V8 touring car Championships to their name. JMR was formed in 2006 by owner/driver John McIntyre, and is based at the Taupo Motorsport Park.