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Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, 14th National Deaf Inter-Zonal Championship Winners, 2007

Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union; Winners 14th National Deaf Inter-Zonal Championship; 6 – 8 April 2007 – Hamilton. Versus: NZDRU, Won 24-18; SZDRU, Won 29 – 0. Back Row: Rangi Komene (Physio), Rodney Roberts (Asst Manager/First Aid), Tyrone Te Tau, Kelly Dobbyn-Dodunski, Theo Waterhouse, Peter Tuhi, Steve Mahony, Chris Ulu, Clive Morgan (Co-Coach). Middle Row: Erina Carroll (Water Girl), Peter Martin (Co-Coach/Player), Tony Kuklinski, David Jack, Tony Willis, Shane Fenwick, Graham Phinney, George Hiri, Raychel Mcmillian (Asst Manager), Jamie Kuklinski (Manager/Player). Front Row: Caley Mccracker, David Albert, Kevin Carroll, Darryl Alexander (Captain), Ross Freemantle (Vice-Captain), Ben Webb, Nathan Gilmour.

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Ben Webb
Ben Webb
Caley McCracken
Caley McCracken
Chris (Christopher) Ulu
Chris (Christopher) Ulu
Clive Morgan
Clive Morgan
Darryl Alexander
Darryl Alexander
David Albert
David Albert
Erina Carroll (Haronga)
Erina Carroll (Haronga)
George Hiri
George Hiri
Graeme Phinney
Graeme Phinney
Jamie Kuklinski
Jamie Kuklinski
Kelly Dobbyn-Dodunski
Kelly Dobbyn-Dodunski
Kevin Carroll
Kevin Carroll
Nathan Gilmour
Nathan Gilmour
Peter Martin
Peter Martin
Peter Tuhi
Peter Tuhi
Rangi Komene
Rangi Komene
Raychel Pinfold (McMillian)
Raychel Pinfold (McMillian)
Rodney Roberts
Rodney Roberts
Ross Freemantle
Ross Freemantle
Shane Fenwick
Shane Fenwick
Simon Mahony
Simon Mahony
Theo Waterhouse
Theo Waterhouse
Tony Kuklinski
Tony Kuklinski
Tony Willis
Tony Willis
Tyrone Te Tau
Tyrone Te Tau

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Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 2007-P001-CM
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