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Pelican Rugby Host Whañau Rugby from Trinidad
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The second match saw the visiting Whañau Women go down 7-0 to the Phoenix Women, with a Kyla Cummins try and Shaniah Mayers conversion.
In Match #3, the Lady Pelicans fought valiantly but succumbed to the pressure from the Combined Women’s 7s 17-0.
The penultimate fixture between the Pelican U16 Boys and Whañau U16 Boys was another heartstopper, with the visitors taking an early lead thanks to a try from Malique Walton and conversion by Tai Mohammed.
In the final fixture of the night, Women’s Combined Team fought to a hard-earned victory over the Phoenix Women.
The half-time score as 7-5 in favour of the Women’s Combined Team.