Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, Winners 15th National Deaf Rugby Inter-Zonal Championship, 2008 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, Winners 15th National Deaf Rugby Inter-Zonal Championship, 2008

Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, Winners 15th National Deaf Rugby Inter-Zonal Championship, New Plymouth 21st-23rd March 2008. Results. CZDRU 21 vs NZDRU 8, CZDRU 14 vs SZDRU 10. Back Row: Caley McCracken, Ben Webb, James Berry, Peter Tuhi, Theodor Waterhouse, Tony Kuklinski, Tyrone Te Tau, Nathan Gilmour, Oliver Ferguson, Kahu Broughton. Middle Row: Kirsten Sutherland (Water Girl/ First Aid), Terryn Sutherland (Water Girl), Peter Martin (Team Manager), Clive Morgan (Coach), George Hiri, Graham Phinney, Jamie Kuklinski (Team Manager), Rodney Roberts (Physio / Strapper), Rangi Komene (Physio), Lisl Moran (Water Girl). Front Row: David Albert, Chris Ulu, Kelly Dobbyn- Dodunski, (VC), Darryl Alexander (Captain), Ross Freemantle (VC), Kevin Carroll, Zachary Best.

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Ben Webb

Caley McCracken

Caley McCracken

Chris (Christopher) Ulu

Chris (Christopher) Ulu

Clive Morgan

Darryl Alexander

Darryl Alexander

David Albert

George Hiri

Graeme Phinney

James Takarangi-Berry

James Takarangi-Berry

Jamie Kuklinski

Jamie Kuklinski

Kahu Broughton

Kelly Dobbyn-Dodunski

Kelly Dobbyn-Dodunski

Kevin Carroll

Kirsten Morgan (Sutherland)

Kirsten Morgan (Sutherland)

Lisl Agnew (Moran)

Lisl Agnew (Moran)

Nathan Gilmour

Oliver Ferguson

Oliver Ferguson

Peter Martin

Peter Tuhi

Rangi Komene

Rodney Roberts

Ross Freemantle

Ross Freemantle

Terryn Agnew

Theo Waterhouse

Theo Waterhouse

Tony Kuklinski

Tyrone Te Tau

Zac (Zachary) Best

Zac (Zachary) Best

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