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Team Photo: Rahui Deaf Rugby Team, Senior Reserve 1999

RAHUI DEAF RUGBY TEAM SENIOR RESERVE 1999. Back Row: David Buchanan, Peter Tuhi, Tony Kuklinski, Steve Harvey (Vice Captain), Edward Munro, Leith Tangiwai. Middle Row: Hearne Tangiwai (Team Manager), Hamish Potts, Kevin Carroll, Clive Morgan, Daniel Kuklinski, Jarrod Burrell, Andrew Mutton, Stu Saunder (Coach). Front Row: Jamie Kuklinski, William Tindall, Rocky Roberts, Shane Fenwick (Captain), Ricki Pointon, Hoia Tatana.

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Andrew Mutton
Andrew Mutton
Bill (William) Tindall
Bill (William) Tindall
Clive Morgan
Clive Morgan
Daniel Kuklinski
Daniel Kuklinski
David Buchanan
David Buchanan
Edward Munro
Edward Munro
Hamish Potts
Hamish Potts
Henare Tangiwai
Henare Tangiwai
Hoia Tatana
Hoia Tatana
Jamie Kuklinski
Jamie Kuklinski
Jarrod Burrell
Jarrod Burrell
Kevin Carroll
Kevin Carroll
Leith Tangiwai
Leith Tangiwai
Peter Tuhi
Peter Tuhi
Ricki (Richard) Pointon
Ricki (Richard) Pointon
Rodney Roberts
Rodney Roberts
Shane Fenwick
Shane Fenwick
Steven Harvey
Steven Harvey
Stu Saunders
Stu Saunders
Tony Kuklinski
Tony Kuklinski
Taonga source:
Clive Morgan
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1999-P001-CM
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