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Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union 2003, Winner of 4th National Women Deaf Sevens Tournament, Dunedin

WINNER OF 4th NATIONAL WOMEN DEAF SEVEN’S TOURNAMENT, DUNEDIN, 18 – 20th APRIL 2003. Vs. NORTHERN ZONE WON 14 – 10. Back Row: STEVIE AIONO, RENEE TURIPA, RAEWYNNE MOORE. Second Row: SUSAN JAMIESON (Team Manager), RACHEL SUMMERS, JESSICA MARTENS, ERINA CARROLL, ROB LOCKWOOD (Coach), DONNA BAYNES (Physiotherapist). Front Row: RAYCHEL MCMILLAN, SAMANTHA MARTIN (Vice Captain), RACHEL RASMUSSEN (Captain), JOANNA CARSON, DEBRA JAMIESON.

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Debra Jamieson
Debra Jamieson
Donna Baynes (Bailey)
Donna Baynes (Bailey)
Erina Carroll (Haronga)
Erina Carroll (Haronga)
Jessica Martens
Jessica Martens
Joanna Carson
Joanna Carson
Rachel Rasmussen (Marr)
Rachel Rasmussen (Marr)
Rachel Summers
Rachel Summers
Raewynne Moore
Raewynne Moore
Raychel Pinfold (McMillian)
Raychel Pinfold (McMillian)
Renee Turipa
Renee Turipa
Rob Lockwood
Rob Lockwood
Samantha Martin
Samantha Martin
Stevie Aiono
Stevie Aiono
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, 2003-P002-MDS
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