Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union Representatives, 2005 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union Representatives, 2005

CENTRAL ZONE DEAF RUGBY UNION REPRESENTATIVES; 12th National Deaf Inter-Zonal Championships; 2005 – Upper Hutt. Rear: Leith Tangiwai, Stuart Saunders, Reti Paul, Christopher Ulu, Wayne Conner. 3rd Row: Ben Webb, Caley McCracker, Jonathan Walsh, Fontyne Raemeka, Daniel Eastwood, Robert Pease. 2nd Row: David Albert (Water Boy), Theo Waterhouse, Tony Kuklinski, Shane Fenwick, Chris Waite, Ross Freemantle, Lyneen Allen (Manager). Front Row: Daniel Kuklinski (Assistant Manager), Peter Martin, Rodney Roberts, Jamie Kuklinski (Captain), Steve Harvey (Vice Captain), Kevin Carroll, Clive Morgan (Coach).

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Ben Webb

Caley McCracken

Caley McCracken

Chris (Christopher) Ulu

Chris (Christopher) Ulu

Chris Waite

Clive Morgan

Daniel Eastwood

Daniel Eastwood

Daniel Kuklinski

Daniel Kuklinski

David Albert

Fontyne Rameka

Jamie Kuklinski

Jamie Kuklinski

Jonathan Walsh

Kevin Carroll

Leith Tangiwai

Lyneen Allen

Peter Martin

Retimana Paul

Robert Pease

Rodney Roberts

Ross Freemantle

Ross Freemantle

Shane Fenwick

Steven Harvey

Stu Saunders

Theo Waterhouse

Theo Waterhouse

Tony Kuklinski

Wayne Connor

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