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Bay of Plenty club rugby: Mount Maunganui secures Battle of the Bridge, Whaka takes first round trophy

Bay of Plenty club rugby: Mount Maunganui secures Battle of the Bridge, Whaka takes first round trophy

NZ Herald12-05-2025

Te Puke Sports cemented second place in the title race behind Whakarewarewa when they went on a try-scoring blitz against Rangataua, at Pirates headquarters.
Pirates No 8 Grady Forbes scored three tries in six minutes to set the platform for the Te Puke Sports 81-5 victory, with Kolinio Gonebale also dotting the ball down three times.
The early game at the Tauranga Domain was close at half time, with Mount Maunganui Development holding a narrow lead over their Tauranga Sports counterparts. The visitors cut loose in the second spell to post a 55-14 win.
Te Puke Sports Development beat Rangataua 40-24, with Te Puna getting past Whakarewarewa 31-19.
Colts teams to bank the win points on offer were Te Puke Sports, Mount Maunganui and Greerton Marist.
The tussle between two former Baywide contenders saw Rangiuru post a 20-12 win over Arataki in the WBOPRS Championship title race. Katikati were too strong for Papamoa, winning 38-7, while Eastern Districts beat the combined Judea/Matakana Island team 35-5.
Jordan Cup 2025 (WBOPRS Challenge Trophy)
2024 Holder – Tauranga Sports
Round One (22 March) Greerton Marist 49 Tauranga Sports 10
Round Two (29 March) Te Puna 24 Greerton Marist 22
Round Three (5 April) Te Puna the bye
Round Four (12 April) Tauranga Sports 42 Te Puna 36 (HT 22-17)
Round Five (26 April) Te Puke Sports 51 Tauranga Sports 21
Round Six (3 May) Te Puke Sports 28 Te Puna 19
Round Seven (10 May) Te Puke Sports 81 Rangataua 5
Next Challenge 24 May – Te Puke Sports v Mount Maunganui, Blake Park
BOPRU/WBOPRS Rugby Results 10 May 2025
Baywide Premier: Te Puke Sports 81 Rangataua 5, Whakarewarewa 38 Te Puna 29, Mount Maunganui 33 Tauranga Sports 27 Greerton Marist the bye.
Points Table (Provisional) Whakarewarewa 28, Te Puke Sports 26, Te Puna 19, Greerton Marist 17, Mount Maunganui 11, Tauranga Sports 10, Rangataua 0.
Baywide Development: Te Puke Sports 40 Rangataua 24, Te Puna 31 Whakarewarewa 19, Mount Maunganui 55 Tauranga Sports 55-14.
Baywide Colts: Te Puke Sports 76 Taupo 19, Mount Maunganui 65 Papamoa 14, Greerton Marist 31 Marist St Michael's 14, Tauranga Sports v Te Teko no result posted.

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Bay of Plenty club rugby: Mount Maunganui secures Battle of the Bridge, Whaka takes first round trophy
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Te Puke Sports cemented second place in the title race behind Whakarewarewa when they went on a try-scoring blitz against Rangataua, at Pirates headquarters. Pirates No 8 Grady Forbes scored three tries in six minutes to set the platform for the Te Puke Sports 81-5 victory, with Kolinio Gonebale also dotting the ball down three times. The early game at the Tauranga Domain was close at half time, with Mount Maunganui Development holding a narrow lead over their Tauranga Sports counterparts. The visitors cut loose in the second spell to post a 55-14 win. Te Puke Sports Development beat Rangataua 40-24, with Te Puna getting past Whakarewarewa 31-19. Colts teams to bank the win points on offer were Te Puke Sports, Mount Maunganui and Greerton Marist. The tussle between two former Baywide contenders saw Rangiuru post a 20-12 win over Arataki in the WBOPRS Championship title race. Katikati were too strong for Papamoa, winning 38-7, while Eastern Districts beat the combined Judea/Matakana Island team 35-5. Jordan Cup 2025 (WBOPRS Challenge Trophy) 2024 Holder – Tauranga Sports Round One (22 March) Greerton Marist 49 Tauranga Sports 10 Round Two (29 March) Te Puna 24 Greerton Marist 22 Round Three (5 April) Te Puna the bye Round Four (12 April) Tauranga Sports 42 Te Puna 36 (HT 22-17) Round Five (26 April) Te Puke Sports 51 Tauranga Sports 21 Round Six (3 May) Te Puke Sports 28 Te Puna 19 Round Seven (10 May) Te Puke Sports 81 Rangataua 5 Next Challenge 24 May – Te Puke Sports v Mount Maunganui, Blake Park BOPRU/WBOPRS Rugby Results 10 May 2025 Baywide Premier: Te Puke Sports 81 Rangataua 5, Whakarewarewa 38 Te Puna 29, Mount Maunganui 33 Tauranga Sports 27 Greerton Marist the bye. Points Table (Provisional) Whakarewarewa 28, Te Puke Sports 26, Te Puna 19, Greerton Marist 17, Mount Maunganui 11, Tauranga Sports 10, Rangataua 0. Baywide Development: Te Puke Sports 40 Rangataua 24, Te Puna 31 Whakarewarewa 19, Mount Maunganui 55 Tauranga Sports 55-14. Baywide Colts: Te Puke Sports 76 Taupo 19, Mount Maunganui 65 Papamoa 14, Greerton Marist 31 Marist St Michael's 14, Tauranga Sports v Te Teko no result posted.

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