CNI Rugby

22/10/2026

Great contribution to the game.

16/10/2026

Eight players from CNI Schools named in the All Blacks this weekend.

Certainly boosted by the Barrett trio!!

𝒀𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒕𝒆𝒂𝒎 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑺𝒚𝒅𝒏𝒆𝒚

Hunting that 2/2 against the Wallabies 😤

📲 Full details: https://www.allblacks.com/news/all-blacks/all-blacks-team-named-to-play-australia-in-second-bledisloe-cup-test

16/10/2026

FAHS front row trio at Under 18 pathways.

Combined weight of 360kg provided plenty of size to NZ Māori and NZ Schools with Kingston, Lucas and Tevita leaving their mark.

Nice way to end their season.

16/10/2026

Longer than Sir Colin Meads.

Outstanding tenure in Black.

FDMC

Congrats Beauden Barrett 👍

16/10/2026

16/10/2026

A great season for Jay.

Took an opportunity, grew so much during the season and then wearing black representing the country.

25/09/2026

On the sideline is the best view!!

All the best to the teams playing at St Paul's Collegiate School over the next few days.

14/09/2026

Congratulations to the following men on their selection to the three National Under 18 Pathway sides.

NZ Schools
Jay-Morris Rawiri (SJC Ham)
Lucas Goodman (FAHS)
Tevita Fakava (FAHS)

NZ U18 Barbarians
Alapati Soagia (ex STP)
Noah Rogers (ex LC)

NZ U18 Maori
Cruz Marra (STP)
Jackson Hill-Brown (SPC)
Kingston Ngata (FAHS)
Tyson Forbes (Wesley)

The squads will assemble in Hamilton from 22 September 2026 and play a series pf matches involving teams from Australia and the Pacific Islands at St Paul's Collegiate School.

Players will also more than likely be involved in Regional Super High-Performance Rugby workshops at the end of this week.

All the best and well done.

03/09/2026

Big milestone for our 2017 MVP player Tupou Vaa’i.

Former Headboy and 1st XV Captain from Wesley College Rugby brings up his 50th match for the All Blacks.

Outstanding.

27/08/2026

2026 Jordie Barrett Medal - 1st Place.

Year 13 student and captain of the Whanganui Collegiate School 1st XV James Olds is the inaugural winner of the Jordie Barrett Medal.

Playing primarily on the flank James led his side from the front and whilst WCS had a tough season Olds added some starch to the side.

Always close to the ball Olds scored 4 tries and his ferocious tackling, ability to make strong carries and also work hard for turnovers were strong features of his play. Olds gained the respect of 7 sides to earn three points and picked up a two pointer as well. He missed the St Paul's match via a blue card and was not involved in play off matches and ended up on 23 points from 9 matches.

Originally at Rathkeale College, he started at WCS in 2024 and had few games that year and has finished his 1st XV career with 46 matches. James is heading to Lincoln University to study a Bachelor of Agribusiness and Food Marketing in 2027 and we are sure that he will make a good fist of what is on offer for his rugby down there with the very strong Lincoln University Rugby Club.

Congratulations James - all the best for what lies ahead.