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Team Photo: Central Men Basketball, 46th New Zealand Deaf Games, Dunedin 2006

46th New Zealand Deaf Games; DUNEDIN, LABOUR WEEKEND – 2006; WINNERS OF THE CUNNIFFE TROPHY; CENTRAL VS SOUTHERN 47 – 43. Back Row: John Bennett, Jonathan Walsh, Theo Waterhouse, Keith Morris. Front Row: Rodney Roberts (Team Manager & Assistant Coach), Ben Webb (Vice Captain), Clive Morgan (Captain & Coach), Peter Martin, Lisl Moran (Assistant Manager).

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Ben Webb

Clive Morgan

John Bennett

Jonathan Walsh

Keith Morris

Lisl Agnew (Moran)

Lisl Agnew (Moran)

Peter Martin

Rodney Roberts

Theo Waterhouse

Theo Waterhouse

Taonga source:

Clive Morgan

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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 2006-P001-CM

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