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Round 1 Crossover – RLN Premiership – Results

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Northern Clubs take the lead in the RLN Premiership

The Northern clubs took advantage of the North/South crossovers with a resounding 3 wins to 1 loss and 1 draw in the crossover rounds.  The biggest surprise was Otaua Valleys 38 – 12 win over the Portland Panthers.  The Valleys previous record of 1 win and 4 losses compared with Portland’s 3 wins, one could have thought that Portland were favourites, however the Northern men from Otaua proved otherwise.

Hokianga defeated Takahiwai in a tight encounter 28 – 22, Moerewa were pushed hard by City 28 – 24, while Muriwhenua and Northern Wairoa battled out a 32 all draw.  The only Southern club to come away with a win, were the Hikurangi Stags who thumped the Kerikeri Slayers 78 – 6.  However, the win for the Stags came at a massive cost with Player/Coach Joe Rau breaking his arm in a potentially season ending injury.  Joe is scheduled to have surgery on Monday.

Credit to Joe’s dedication to Rugby League, he still turned out in his roles as a Rugby League Development officer on Sunday to oversee the running of Junior League at the Bluegoose. This even saw him refereeing an 18s game between The Wairoa Bulls and Otaika Eagles!!

Next week in the RLN Premiership the crossover rounds continue with the two games of the rounds seeing the Northern Wairoa Bulls hosting Hokianga Pioneers and Hikurangi Stags hosting the Muriwhenua Kuaka.

 

Date Home Team   Away Team  
11th May Muriwhenua Kuaka 32 Northern Wairoa Bulls 32
11th May Hokianga Pioneers 28 Takahiwai Warriors 22
11th May Otaua Valleys 38 Portland Panthers 12
11th May Hora Hora Broncos BYE
11th May City Knights 24 Moerewa Tigers 28
11th May Hikurangi Stags 78 Kerikeri Slayers 6

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HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM
Muriwhenua Kuaka 12 vs Hokianga Pioneers 40
Otaua Valleys  6 Moerewa Tigers 78
Kerikeri Slayers vs BYE
Northern Wairoa Bulls 20 vs Takahiwai Warriors 24
Portland Panthers 32 vs City Knights 28
Hikurangi Stags 70 vs Hora Hora Broncos 26

 

Hikurangi Stags and Moerewa Tigers are still the front runners, winning with big score lines. The surprise of the round was the Hokianga Pioneers resounding win over Muriwhenua Kuaka.  Takahiwai Warriors are still undefeated after 3 rounds, after a close win over the Northern Wairoa Bulls.

Next week, matches to note will be Otaua Valleys vs Kerikeri Slayers, with both teams yet to secure a win. In the south zone, the game of interest will be Portland Panthers, hosting the Hikurangi Stags. Can the young Panthers contain a rampaging Stag?

Junior football breaks until 12th May, when all mini-mod and youth league will start across Northland.

The photo in this article is courtesy of Rob Burgin, Northern Advocate.  Click here for the full news story by Cameron Leslie.

 

 

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Otaua v Pioneers 4 Otaua v Pioneers 3 Otaua v Pioneers 2Pictures from Otaua Valleys v Hokianga Pioneers (Hokianga in black strip)

 

 

 

 

Both Hikurangi and Moerewa continue to show their dominance both with high scoring victories.  The match of the round saw Takahiwai Warriors defeat the re-established Portland Panthers 30 – 20.  The Panthers who had a year in recess are showing that they could be serious contenders.  They have a young team with a number making the step up from their 2012 Champion U17 team.

The surprise result of the round was the Northern Wairoa Bulls thumping of the Horahora Broncos.  The Bulls themselves had received a heavy defeat by Hikurangi in Rd 1 whilst Horahora had narrowly lost in Rd 1. to Portland.  It goes to show what a week in football can do?

In the North Zone the clear competitions leaders look to be Moerewa, Hokianga and Muriwhenua.  With the South Zone being led by Hikurangi and Takahiwai.

 

HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM
Hokianga Pioneers 54 vs Otaua Valley 12
BYE Muriwhenua Kuaka
Kerikeri Slayers 4 vs Moerewa Tigers 66
Takahiwai Warriors 30 vs Portland Panthers 20
Hora Hora Broncos 0 vs Northern Wairoa Bulls 56
Hikurangi Stags 56 vs City Knights 22

2013 – RLN Premiership – Results and Points Table2013 – RLN Premiership – Results and Points Table

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Team   Team  
Hokianga Pioneers

18

Takahiwai Warriors

34

Hikurangi Stags

32

Moerewa Tigers

14

RLN Premiership – Round 5 – 20th July 2013

Date Home Team   Away Team  
20th July Otaua Valley

26

Muriwhenua Kuaka

38

20th July Moerewa Tigers

BYE

20th July Hokianga Pioneers

48

Kerikeri Slayers

4

20th July Portland Panthers

30*

Northern Wairoa Bulls

0

20th July City Knights

68

Horahora Broncos

16

20th July Takahiwai Warriors

36

Hikurangi Stags

22

* Portland Panthers win by default

 

Points Table

Clubs

P

W

D

L

B1

F

A

+/-

Total Points

Games Played

Won

Draw

Loss

Bye

Pts Scored

Pts Against

Diff

Moerewa Tigers2

16

11

0

3

2

578

264

314

26

Takahiwai Warriors

16

12

0

3

1

566

320

246

26

Hokianga Pioneers

16

10

0

4

2

486

293

193

24

Hikurangi Stags2,4

16

10

1

4

1

588

338

250

23

Northern Wairoa Bulls

16

9

1

5

1

452

386

66

21

City Knights

16

7

1

7

1

524

410

114

17

Portland Panthers3

16

7

0

8

1

381

340

41

16

Muriwhenua Kuaka5

16

4

1

9

2

368

474

-106

13

Horahora Broncos

16

4

0

11

1

302

624

-322

10

Otaua Valleys

16

3

0

10

3

244

612

-368

10

Kerikeri Slayers

16

1

0

13

2

214

498

-284

6

 

1. BYE due to Kaikohe’s withdrawal from the competition – all games scheduled against Kaikohe will now be a BYE.

2. Round 1 – Portland Panthers deducted 2 points for fielding uncleared players (points awarded to HoraHora Broncos)

3. Round 4 – Hikurangi Stags deducted 2 points for fielding uncleared players (points awarded to Portland Panthers)

4. Round 1 – Muriwhenua Kuaka deducted 2 points for fielding uncleared players (points awarded to Kerikeri Slayers)

 

Previous Rounds Results

Round 4 North and South – 13th July

Date Home Team Away Team
13th July Hokianga Pioneers

BYE

13th July Kerikeri Slayers

26

Otaua Valley

28

13th July Muriwhenua Kuaka

14

Moerewa Tigers

34

13th July Horahora Broncos

16

Takahiwai Warriors

42

13th July Hikurangi Stags

40

Portland Panthers

26

13th July Northern Wairoa Bulls

26

City Knights

38

 

Round 3 North and South – 6th July

Date Home Team Away Team
6th July Hokianga Pioneers

20

Muriwhenua Kuaka

14

6th July Moerewa Tigers

72

Otaua Valley

4

6th July Kerikeri Slayers

BYE

6th July Takahiwai Warriors

50

Northern Wairoa Bulls

20

6th July City Knights

22

Portland Panthers

28

6th July Horahora Broncos

14

Hikurangi Stags

26

Round 2 North and South – 29 June

Date Home Team Away Team
29th June Otaua Valleys 20 Hokianga Pioneers 50
29th June Muriwhenua Kuaka BYE
29th June Moerewa Tigers 56 Kerikeri Slayers 10
29th June Portland Panthers 20 Takahiwai Warriors 22
29th June Northern Wairoa Bulls 42 Horahora Broncos 14
29th June City Knights 38 Hikurangi Stags 38

Round 1 North and South – 22 June

Date Home Team Away Team
22nd June Kerikeri Slayers 14 Muriwhenua Kuaka 34
22nd June Otaua Valleys 0 BYE
22nd June Hokianga Pioneers 38 Moerewa Tigers 24
22nd June Hikurangi Stags 18 Northern Wairoa Bulls 24
22nd June Horahora Broncos 28 Portland Panthers 8
22nd June Takahiwai Warriors 20 City Knights 32

 

Round 6 Crossover

Date Home Team Away Team
15th June Takahiwai Warriors 68 Muriwhenua Kuaka 16
15th June Portland Panthers 27 Hokianga Pioneers 20
15th June Horahora Broncos 46 Otaua Valleys 28
15th June City Knights BYE
15th June Northern Wairoa Bulls 60 Kerikeri Slayers 18

Round 6 – Hikurangi v Moerewa played in season opener.  Moerewa won 40 – 36

 

Round 5 Crossover

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
8th   June Portland   Panthers 50 Muriwhenua   Kuaka 18
8th   June Hokianga   Pioneers 42 Horahora   Broncos 16
8th   June Otaua   Valleys 4 City   Knights 68
8th   June Hikurangi   Stags BYE
8th   June Northern   Wairoa Bulls 28 Moerewa   Tigers 24
8th   June Kerikeri   Slayers 10 Takahiwai   Warriors 64

 

Round 4 Crossover

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
1st   June Muriwhenua   Kuaka 72 Horahora   Broncos 24
1st   June City   Knights 28 Hokianga   Pioneers 36
1st   June Hikurangi   Stags 30* Otaua   Valley
1st   June Northern   Wairoa Bulls BYE
1st   June Moerewa   Tigers 16 Takahiwai   Warriors 26
1st   June Kerikeri   Slayers 10 Portland   Panthers 56

*Hikurangi Stags win by default.

 

Round 3 Crossover 

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
25th   May Muriwhenua   Kuaka 22 City   Knights 38
25th   May Hokianga   Pioneers 20 Hikurangi   Stags 32
25th   May Otaua   Valley 14 Northern   Wairoa Bulls 34
25th   May Takahiwai   Warriors BYE
25th   May Portland   Panthers 12 Moerewa   Tigers 22
25th   May Horahora   Broncos 34 Kerikeri   Slayers 26

 

Round 2 Crossover

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
18th   May Hikurangi   Stags 52 Muriwhenua   Kuaka 30
18th   May Northern   Wairoa Bulls 42 Hokianga   Pioneers 22
18th   May Takahiwai   Warriors 42 Otaua   Valleys 22
18th   May BYE Portland   Panthers
18th   May Moerewa   Tigers 46 Horahora   Broncos 10
18th   May Kerikeri   Slayers 26 City   Knights 40

 

Round 1 Crossover

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
11th   May Muriwhenua   Kuaka 32 Northern   Wairoa Bulls 32
11th   May Hokianga   Pioneers 28 Takahiwai   Warriors 22
11th   May Otaua   Valleys 38 Portland   Panthers 12
11th   May Horahora   Broncos BYE
11th   May City   Knights 24 Moerewa   Tigers 28
11th   May Hikurangi   Stags 78 Kerikeri   Slayers 6

 

Round 5 North and South Pools

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
4th   May Muriwhenua   Kuaka 36 Otaua   Valley 10
4th   May BYE Moerewa   Tigers
4th   May Kerikeri   Slayers 4 Hokianga   Pioneers 46
4th   May Northern   Wairoa Bulls 32 Portland   Panthers 30
4th   May Horahora   Broncos 10 City   Knights 36
4th   May Hikurangi   Stags 40 Takahiwai   Warriors 14

 

Round 4 North and South Pools

Date Home Team   Away Team  
27th April Hokianga Pioneers BYE
27th April Otaua Valleys 32 Kerikeri Slayers 26
27th April Moerewa Tigers 36 Muriwhenua Kuaka 30
27th April Takahiwai Warriors 62 Horahora   Broncos 18
27th April Portland Panthers 20 Hikurangi Stags 22
27th April City Knights 22 Northern Wairoa Bulls 24

 

Round 3 North and South Pools

Date Home Team   Away Team  
20th April Muriwhenua Kuaka 12 Hokianga Pioneers 40
20th April Otaua Valleys 6 Moerewa Tigers 78
20th April Kerikeri Slayers BYE
20th April Northern Wairoa Bulls 20 Takahiwai Warriors 24
20th April Portland Panthers 32 City Knights 28
20th April Hikurangi Stags 70 Horahora   Broncos 26

 

Round 2 North and South Pools

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
13th   April Hokianga   Pioneers 54 Otaua   Valley Warriors 12
13th   April BYE Muriwhenua Kuaka
13th   April Kerikeri   Slayers 4 Moerewa   Tigers 66
13th   April Takahiwai   Warriors 30 Portland   Panthers 20
13th   April Horahora   Broncos 0 Northern   Wairoa Bulls 56
13th   April Hikurangi   Stags 56 City   Knights 22

 

Round 1 North and South Pools

Date Home   Team   Away   Team  
6th   April Muriwhenua   Kuaka 54 Kerikeri   Slayers 10
6th   April Otaua   Valleys BYE
6th   April Moerewa   Tigers 36 Hokianga   Pioneers 22
6th   April Northern  Wairoa Bulls 12 Hikurangi   Stags 50
6th   April Portland   Panthers 34 Horahora   Broncos 28
6th   April City   Knights 20 Takahiwai   Warriors 44

 

Season Opener

30th   March Moerewa   Tigers 40 Hikurangi   Stags 32

 

Points Table Rules

The RLN Premiership is an 11 team competition with 5 teams in a Northern Pool and 6 teams in a Southern Pool.

a) There will be two rounds of pool play (10 weeks)

b) And one cross-over round with each team playing each team in the other pool (6 weeks)

c)  All games and results will go towards one points table (North and South combined)

d) The finals will be the Top 6. The top 2 from the North and South Zone are guaranteed to qualify. Although guaranteed to quality, their final ranking in the points table will stand. The next 2 qualifiers will be decided from the next highest ranked placing:

i.   The top 2 qualifiers will qualify automatically for the semi-finals

ii.  Rank 3 will play Rank 6 in one semi-final qualifier and Rank 4 will play Rank 5 in the other semi-final qualifier.  With the winners to play 1 and 2 in the semi-finals.

If at the completion of the pool play, two (2) or more teams are equal on match points, the following criteria in order shall apply:

a)  Points differential will apply – that is, the team that has the highest difference of points for minus points against, will be the higher ranked.

b)  If teams are still tied, then points differential percentage will apply – that is, points for divided by points against x 100.  The team with the higher percentage will be the higher ranked team.

c)   If teams are still tied after point differential percentage, then the team that won the match pool play between the even teams, is declared to finish higher.

d)  In the event of a draw in pool play, then the team that has scored the most accumulated points during pool play, will be deemed to be the highest placed team.

e)  In the event of team still tied, then a toss of the coin will determine the winner.