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Black Ferns Make a Statement

Pacific Four Series – Round 3 New Zealand v USA The Black Ferns finished their home tournament undefeated, playing the Eagles off the field with a display that warned future opponents of the standards they used to achieve. Despite the rain, most of their game was in good working order. Only the line-out remained a

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Source: Rugby Canada

The Black Ferns reborn – Canada v New Zealand

Pacific Four – Round Two This was the performance everyone, players, coaches, spectators, the nation had hoped for. It was as reassuring for the Black Ferns as it was concerning for the guests. The Preliminaries It was the hosts’ biggest test since the ill-fated autumn tour. It pitted second against third in world standings. Canada

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Source: NZ Rugby

Multi-million dollar project creates gender-neutral facilities

$15.4 million Sport NZ funding package sees widespread upgrades to sports facilities throughout Aotearoa Accessible Facilities Project aimed at creating gender-neutral, accessible and whānau-friendly sports facilities Completion in time for NZ to host Rugby World Cup 2021 (playing in 2022) and FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 $7.4 million allocated to upgrades in Rugby World Cup

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Source: World Rugby

Shock Setback just side-stepped

Black Ferns v Wallaroos – Pacific Four Round One The Black Ferns had an almighty shock as the Wallaroos led the dance at half-time 10-5. They were well worth their lead; in dreadful conditions, the rain teeming down, their pack ruled the roost and their backs proved far more cohesive than anyone had a right to

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