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Team Photo: 21st National Deaf Rugby Tournament, Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, 2014

21ST NATIONAL DEAF RUGBY TOURNAMENT; CENTRAL ZONE DEAF RUGBY UNION; WELLINGTON 2014. Back Row: Henry Schuster, Brandon Pye, Gabriel Callaghan, Tyrone Te-Tau, Grant Rutherford, Chris Ulu. Middle Row: Brooke Turipa (Team Manager), James Berry (Waterboy), Ben Webb, Erich Krogmann, Jason Tangianau (Coach), Theodor Waterhouse (Assistant Coach). Front Row: Ben Lynn, Darryl Alexander (Vice Captain), Ryan Cassidy (Captain), Samuel Lane, Keith Morris.

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Ben Lynn
Ben Lynn
Ben Webb
Ben Webb
Brandon Pye
Brandon Pye
Brooke Turipa
Brooke Turipa
Chris (Christopher) Ulu
Chris (Christopher) Ulu
Darryl Alexander
Darryl Alexander
Erich Krogmann
Erich Krogmann
Gabriel Callaghan
Gabriel Callaghan
Grant Rutherford
Grant Rutherford
Henry Schuster
Henry Schuster
James Takarangi-Berry
James Takarangi-Berry
Jason Tangianau
Jason Tangianau
Keith Morris
Keith Morris
Ryan Cassidy
Ryan Cassidy
Sam (Samuel) Lane
Sam (Samuel) Lane
Theo Waterhouse
Theo Waterhouse
Tyrone Te Tau
Tyrone Te Tau

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Taonga source:
Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 2014-P001-CM
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