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Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, 17th National Deaf Rugby Championships, 2010

Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union; 17th National Deaf Rugby Championships; 2-4 April 2010 – Waitakere City. Back Row: Peter Martin (Team Manager), Tony Wills, Jamie Kuklinski, Graham Phinney, Wiremu Parkers, Clive Morgan (Backs Coach). Middle Row: Henry Schuster, James Berry, Sam Lane, George Hiri (Captain), Tony Kuklinski (Coach/Player), Keith Morris, Tyrone Te Tau. Front Row: Darryl Alexander, Kevin Carroll (Forward Coach), Zac Best, Ben Webb (Vice Captain), Chris Ulu, Smith Chand, Erich Krogmann, David Albert.

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Ben Webb
Ben Webb
Chris (Christopher) Ulu
Chris (Christopher) Ulu
Clive Morgan
Clive Morgan
Darryl Alexander
Darryl Alexander
David Albert
David Albert
Erich Krogmann
Erich Krogmann
George Hiri
George Hiri
Graeme Phinney
Graeme Phinney
Henry Schuster
Henry Schuster
James Takarangi-Berry
James Takarangi-Berry
Jamie Kuklinski
Jamie Kuklinski
Keith Morris
Keith Morris
Kevin Carroll
Kevin Carroll
Peter Martin
Peter Martin
Sam (Samuel) Lane
Sam (Samuel) Lane
Smith Amit Chad
Smith Amit Chad
Tony Kuklinski
Tony Kuklinski
Tony Willis
Tony Willis
Tyrone Te Tau
Tyrone Te Tau
Wiremu Parker
Wiremu Parker
Zac (Zachary) Best
Zac (Zachary) Best

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Taonga source:
Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 2010-P001-CM
Copyright status:
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