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Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, Womens 7-a-side Championship Tournament, 2000

Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union 2000, National Deaf Rugby Inter-Zone Womens 7-a-side Championship Tournament, 2000, Christchurch, 22 – 24 April. Sponsored by Empire Hotel, Cobb & Co & Manchester Tavern. Back Row: Susan Jamieson, Lyn Barham, Cheryl Tangiwai. 2nd Row: Denis Mullane (Manager), Royden Seymour-East (Physio), Raychel McMillan, Jessica Martens, Jodie Kuklinski Stu Saunders (Coach). Front Row: Ange Tangiwai, Kylie Rabbitts (Vice Captain), Debra Jamieson (Captain), Nikki Greenland, Maria Griffiths.

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Ange Tangiwai
Ange Tangiwai
Cheryl Tangiwai
Cheryl Tangiwai
Debra Jamieson
Debra Jamieson
Denis Mullane
Denis Mullane
Jessica Martens
Jessica Martens
Jodie Saville (Kuklinski)
Jodie Saville (Kuklinski)
Kylie Rabbitts
Kylie Rabbitts
Lyn Barham
Lyn Barham
Maria Griffiths
Maria Griffiths
Nikki Greenland
Nikki Greenland
Raychel Pinfold (McMillian)
Raychel Pinfold (McMillian)
Roydon Seymour-East
Roydon Seymour-East
Stu Saunders
Stu Saunders
Susie (Susan) Jamieson
Susie (Susan) Jamieson

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Taonga source:
Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 2000-P002-MDS
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