Saturday, August 29, 2009
Air New Zealand Cup - Round 4 Highlights
We featured young star flyhalf Aaron Cruden a few days ago, and he can be seen with a nice run for the first try for Manawatu as they faced Otago in Palmerston North.
They maintained their strong start to the season by winning 19-12, with two tries to Casey Stone, and one to impressive fullback Kurt Baker.
Powerful Otago wing Karne Hesketh scored after bashing over the line, then set up fullback Ben Smith for a great counter attacking try.
Northland picked up a 26-23 away win over North Harbour, with their young right wing Brook Gilmore scoring a well deserved breakaway try after an intercept that left him with a lot of work to do.
Canterbury beat Tasman 25-21 in Christchurch, with wing Sean Maitland scoring a nice try, showing his footballing skills on the way to the line. Dan Carter wasn't playing, but his stand in Stephen Brett scored a classy try from some way out.
Powerhouse wing Hosea Gear crossed for Wellington in their 16-15 win over Auckland, as did an unlikely source on the other wing - prop John Schwalger. Big Auckland number nine Taniela Moa linked well with Paul Williams to take a return pass and score a great try.
Counties-Manukau winger Sherwin Stowers electrified their backline against Taranaki, as he set up a try for fullback Ahsee Tuala, then cracked on the pace to slide through a gap and score himself.
Time: 02:13
Music: Party by The D4
Posted at 2:59 pm | 11 comments
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7Tiki August 29, 2009 3:24 pm

the ironic thing is mate, nobody will ever recognise you as a "1st poster" because you're anonymous...
sort of out did yourself there...
FrankyH August 29, 2009 5:11 pm

Some nice tries there. Some serious gas on some of those nz wingers. Moa the fatty #9 is cool too.. strong and talented. like a hooker player halfback. I did it.
Elliot August 29, 2009 6:07 pm

...definitely looked like obstruction/blocking for that first Otago try, though.
Rhymni_9 August 29, 2009 7:44 pm

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Dave August 29, 2009 10:32 pm

And 'Anonymous', who thinks he's the only one on planet earth.. you need a name cause it just makes everything easier for everyone, especially when discussions are had. Otherwise you're just a nobody.
RD likes to randomly remove anonymous comments too.. so if you actually want your comment read/kept, pick a name.
Fantastic tries. Great tournament so far.
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