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Team Photo: Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, 26th National Deaf Rugby Inter-Zonal Championship, 2019

Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union, 26th National Deaf Rugby Inter-Zonal Championship, Easter weekend 19th-21st April, Remuera 2019. Central Zone vs Northern Marlins 26-25, Central Zone vs Southern Zone 14-25. BACK ROW: Rawiri Leith Tangiwai, Henry Schuster, Kayne Taputoro-Sipili, lopu Stowers, Francis Nglam, Caleb Thorn, Israel Ferguson, Ephrame Arani, Erich Krogmann. MIDDLE ROW: Riaan Van Vuuren (Team manager), Julz Russ (Water girl), Simona Fauena, Ethan Butler, Christian Grey, Ryan Cassidy, Samuel Lane, Tyrone Te Tau, Amber Tiopira (Water girl), Alex Robinson (Team manager). FRONT ROW: Clive Morgan (Coach), Matt Hollis, Petaera Meihana (Vice-Captain), Theo Waterhouse (Co-Captain), Kamau Wise (Captain), Ben Webb (Vice-Captain), Rueben Buzzard, Brent Burcher (Vice-Coach).

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Alex Robinson
Alex Robinson
Amber Tiopira
Amber Tiopira
Ben Webb
Ben Webb
Brent Burcher
Brent Burcher
Caleb Thorn
Caleb Thorn
Christian Grey
Christian Grey
Clive Morgan
Clive Morgan
Ephrame Arani
Ephrame Arani
Erich Krogmann
Erich Krogmann
Ethan Butler
Ethan Butler
Francis Nglam
Francis Nglam
Henry Schuster
Henry Schuster
Iopu Stowers
Iopu Stowers
Israel Ferguson
Israel Ferguson
Julz Waterhouse (Russ)
Julz Waterhouse (Russ)
Kamau Wise
Kamau Wise
Kayne Taputoro-Sipili
Kayne Taputoro-Sipili
Leith Tangiwai
Leith Tangiwai
Matt (Matthew) Hollis
Matt (Matthew) Hollis
Petaera Meihana
Petaera Meihana
Reuben Buzzard
Reuben Buzzard
Riaan Van Vuuren
Riaan Van Vuuren
Ryan Cassidy
Ryan Cassidy
Sam (Samuel) Lane
Sam (Samuel) Lane
Simona Fauena
Simona Fauena
Theo Waterhouse
Theo Waterhouse
Tyrone Te Tau
Tyrone Te Tau

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Central Zone Deaf Rugby Union
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 2019-P001-CM
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