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Waikato Rugby Union International Player Development Programme Proudly brought to you by the Waikato Rugby Union and St Peter’s School Cambridge
Waikato Rugby Union
International Player Development Programme
Proudly brought to you by the Waikato Rugby Union
and St Peter’s School Cambridge
Introduction
The Waikato Rugby Union, together with St Peter’s School, are offering an exciting opportunity for
overseas students to develop their rugby skills, while also experiencing an adventure outdoor
education programme at one of New Zealand’s leading schools.
Founded in 1921, Waikato Rugby Union has a proud history of rugby culture and success, having
produced 62 All Blacks and consistently being among the top performing provincial unions in the
country.
This foundation has created a pathway for today’s innovative and forward thinking player
development schemes. The Waikato Rugby Union (WRU) International Player Development
Programme is an integral part of upholding this commitment to excellence.
The Waikato Rugby Union has identified player development as the number one priority in
achieving success. As a result we have full time rugby development staff including three ITM Cup
coaches, an Emerging Players Manager and four Rugby Development Coaches.
We also have three outstanding strength and conditioning coaches that will push you to your
limits and motivate you to work harder for success. Other providers within the Waikato Rugby
Union include a nutritionist, sport psychologist and personal development staff.
We are committed to nurturing and developing your individual skills so you make the most of
your time in New Zealand and go away with the focus of achieving your desired goals in rugby.
We look forward to welcoming you to the heart of rugby in New Zealand and the home of
Waikato Rugby, from our headquarters at the magnificent Waikato Stadium.
Welcome to the Waikato in the North Island of New Zealand, home of the
Waikato Rugby Union and the International Player Development Programme.
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Welcome
On behalf of the Waikato Rugby Union, welcome from our
proud province.
In conjunction with St Peter’s School in Cambridge, we are
delighted to be able to offer what we believe is a world class
International Rugby Player Development Programme.
I can assure you that this programme will not only prove to be
a significant stepping stone in your rugby career, but a once in
a lifetime cultural experience.
I look forward to seeing you at Waikato Stadium.
Regards,
Graham Bowen
Chief Executive Officer, Waikato Rugby Union
A warm welcome from St Peters School, Cambridge.
Our independent school is proud to be associated with the
Waikato Rugby Union.
We share the goal of developing excellence in all our
activities.
Our magnificent campus will be an ideal base for this
programme.
You will be at home here as part of our family.
Best wishes,
Stephen Robb
Principal, St Peter’s School Cambridge
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Programme Structure
The WRU International Player Development Programme will run from 28 July to August 24 in 2014.
The programme will encompass day to day rugby training and development, based at the St
Peter’s School campus in Cambridge.
Participants will live and breathe high performance rugby and learn how to prepare themselves
to be the best players they can possibly be, while also experiencing everything else New Zealand
has to offer.
Programme components:
70% high performance rugby development
30% outdoor adventure experiences
Four games of rugby as an International XV
Up to three outdoor adventure/cultural excursions each week
Players will train both individually and in a team environment
Weekly online reporting system for family and coaches to access
Highlights DVD and Individual Feedback Portfolio upon completion of course
If requested, players have the opportunity to stay for an extended period beyond the four
week programme at an additional cost.
The WRU International Player Development Programme is an intensive four
week course, designed for 16-18 year old aspiring professional rugby players.
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St Peter’s School Campus - Cambridge
St Peter’s School, one of New Zealand’s leading co-educational schools, is situated on 100 acres
of park like grounds just outside the town of Cambridge (15 kilometres from Hamilton City) in the
heart of the Waikato province.
The facilities include a gymnasium with a large weights and cardio room, squash courts, tennis
courts, golf driving range and a heated indoor swimming pool for recovery purposes.
Players will also be exposed to training principles and techniques of high performance athletes
from other sports. The school is situated next to the Avantidrome – home of New Zealand Cycling
and Triathlon, which will host part of the outdoor adventure component to the programme.
St Peter’s School will be responsible for the pastoral care of each individual and they will live on
campus or at a nearby school homestay for the duration of the programme.
The WRU International Player Development Programme is based on the
picturesque campus of St Peter’s School in Cambridge.
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Player Development
The Waikato Rugby Union is regarded nationally as a leader in player development and bases
the holistic programme around the six pillars of player development:
Technical
Tactical
Physical
Mental
Nutrition
Leadership
When entering the programme, each player is individually assessed across the six pillars of player
development. This initiates the direction of the four week schedule for each person with their own
Individual Performance Plan created to guide them to their full potential.
The three specific aspects of player development facilitated are rugby
development, strength and conditioning, and personal development.
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Player Development
Gym sessions will be individually programmed to the training age, priorities and needs of each
player. This ensures that the athlete trains to their relative ability and can be progressed in a safe
training environment.
As part of their tactical development, players will utilise Sportscode video analysis to review their
own performance while receiving feedback from a WRU position specific coach.
Technical development of the player will be initiated by a skill assessment on entry into the
programme. This will assist in the prioritising and planning of the skill development plan for the
individual.
Skill development through the duration of the programme will focus on the generic core skills, unit
skills and position specific skills of the player.
Players are physically tested, programmed and monitored by WRU high
performance staff through the duration of their training phase.
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Programme Timetable
WRU INTERNATIONAL RUGBY PROGRAMME | WEEK 1 | 28 JULY - 3 AUGUST 2014
Week 1 Mon 28 July 2014 Tue 29 July 2014 Wed 30 July 2014 Thur 31 July 2014 Fri 1 August 2014 Sat 2 August 2014 Sun 3 August 2014
8.00am Induction Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Recovery Session 4
Game Day 1
vs
Waikato Invitational XV
9.00am Physical Assessment 1 Training Principles Individual Performance Plans 1 Gym 2 Gym 3
White Water Rafting
Rotorua
10.15am Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
Fishing Charter
Coromandel Peninsula
Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
10.45am Physical Assessment 2 Gym 1 Core Skills 1 Unit Skills 1
12.00pm Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
12.45pm Physical Assessment 3 Nutrition 1 Mental Skills 1
Tour of Waikato Stadium and Chiefs Super Rugby
training facility 2.00pm Core Skill Assessment Speed 1 Agility 1
3.30pm Recovery Snack Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
4.00pm Team Training 1 Positions Specific 1 Team Training 2 Individual Player
Feedback 1 Potential Super Rugby
Final at Waikato Stadium 6.00pm Recovery Session 1 Recovery Session 2 Recovery Session 3
WRU INTERNATIONAL RUGBY PROGRAMME | WEEK 2 | 4 AUGUST - 10 AUGUST 2014
Week 2 Mon 4 August 2014 Tue 5 August 2014 Wed 6 August 2014 Thur 7 August 2014 Fri 8 August 2014 Sat 9 August 2014 Sun 10 August 2014
8.00am Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble
Game Day 2
vs
Waikato Invitational XV
Recovery Session 8
9.00am Gym 4 Gym 5 Individual Performance Plans 2 Gym 6 Gym 7
Bungy Jump Huka Falls Jet Boat
Tour
Taupo
10.15am Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
Mountain Biking
Rotorua
Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
10.45am Core Skills 2 Unit Skills 2 Core Skills 3 Unit Skills 3
12.00pm Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
12.45pm Nutrition 2 Mental Skills 2 Tactical 1
Tour of the Avantidrome Home of New Zealand
Cycling 2.00pm Golf Challenge Speed 2 Agility 2
3.30pm Recovery Snack Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
4.00pm Team Training 3 - Review Positions Specific 2 Team Training 4 Individual Player
Feedback 2 6.00pm Recovery Session 5 Recovery Session 6 Recovery Session 7
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Programme Timetable
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WRU INTERNATIONAL RUGBY PROGRAMME | WEEK 3 | 11 AUGUST - 17 AUGUST 2014
Week 3 Mon 11 August 2014 Tue 12 August 2014 Wed 13 August 2014 Thur 14 August 2014 Fri 15 August 2014 Sat 16 August 2014 Sun 17 August 2014
8.00am Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble
Snowboarding Ski Trip
Mount Ruapehu
Game Day 3
vs
Waikato Invitational XV
9.00am Laws of the Game Gym 9 Individual Performance Plans 3 Gym 10 Gym 11
10.15am Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
Pig Hunting Trip
Coromandel Peninsula
Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
10.45am Gym 8 Unit Skills 4 Core Skills 5 Unit Skills 5
12.00pm Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
12.45pm Core Skills 4 Mental Skills 3 Tactical 2
Black Water Rafting
Waitomo Caves
2.00pm Nutrition 3 Speed 3 Agility 3 Recovery Session 12
3.30pm Recovery Snack Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
4.00pm Team Training 5 - Review Positions Specific 3 Team Training 6
6.00pm Recovery Session 9 Recovery Session 10 Recovery Session 11 Individual Player Feedback 2
WRU INTERNATIONAL RUGBY PROGRAMME | WEEK 4 | 18 AUGUST - 24 AUGUST 2014
Week 4 Mon 18 August 2014 Tue 19 August 2014 Wed 20 August 2014 Thur 21 August 2014 Fri 22 August 2014 Sat 23 August 2014 Sun 24 August 2014
8.00am Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble Players Assemble
Game Day 4
vs
Waikato Invitational XV
Recovery Session 16
9.00am Gym 12 Gym 13 Individual Performance Plans 4 Gym 14 Gym 15 Team Review
10.15am Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
Surfing Trip
Raglan
Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
Individual Player Reviews
10.45am Core Skills 6 Unit Skills 6 Core Skills 7 Unit Skills 7
12.00pm Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
12.45pm Nutrition 4 Mental Skills 4 Tactical 3
Gondola and Luge Ride Mitai Maori Village
Cultural Visit
Rotorua
2.00pm Squash/Tennis Challenge Speed 4 Agility 4
3.30pm Recovery Snack Recovery Snack Recovery Snack
4.00pm Team Training 7 - Review Positions Specific 4 Team Training 8
6.00pm Recovery Session 13 Recovery Session 14 Recovery Session 15 Farewell Dinner
Player Development - Core Skills
Players will be assessed on the core skills when entering the programme.
The following four core skills variations will be covered in the programme:
Catch and Pass
Orthodox Pass – Short / Long
Spiral / Pop / Offload / Drop Off / Base Passing
Tackle
Front On / Side On / Chop / 2 Man / Smother / Goal Line
Post Tackle
Through Contact
Ball Carry / Feet – Fight – Finish / Offload Options
Long Place / Up Field Ruck / Golden Metre
Support Roles / Decisions
Running Lines
L Lines / Unders – Overs / S Lines
Pass and Fill / Reloading
Core Skills are regarded as the fundamental generic skills required by every
player in every position.
Core Skills Progression Model
Each core skill will be progressed in
sessions by the following process:
1. Breakdown of key factors for
each skill (Clarity)
2. Execution of skill under
pressure (Intensity)
3. Decision making under
pressure – competition
(Accuracy)
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Player Development - Unit Skills
Unit Skills are specific to either forwards or backs and will cover the
technical, tactical and functional roles of the skill set.
FORWARDS
Scrum
- Session 1: Setup / Engagement / Pressure
- Session 2: Tactical and Manipulation
Lineout
- Session 1: Offensive Lineout
- Session 2: Defensive Lineout
Kick Restart
- Session 1: Halfway Setup
Attack-Defence
- Session 2: 22 Drop Out Setup
Attack-Defence
Maul / Pick and Go
- Session 1: Offensive and Defensive Maul
Pick and Go
Shape and Support
BACKS
- Session 1: Set Piece Launches
- Session 2: Set Piece Defence
- Session 3: Kicking Options
- Session 4: Phase Defence
- Session 5: Counter Attack
- Session 6: Scanning / Decision Making
Body Language
- Session 7: Unit Knowledge Session
(video based)
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Player Development - Position Specific
Position specific sessions are related directly to the playing position of each player. Strong
emphasis is put on these sessions to ensure that players take full advantage of the quality one on
one coaching.
Live feedback will also take place during breaks in play of games on weekends through the
duration of the programme.
Session 1: Position Performance Profile
Session 2: Position Specific Coaching
Session 3: Position Specific Coaching
Session 4: Key Relationships
Waikato Rugby Union has experienced position specific resource coaches
who provide specialist coaching, tailored to the individual’s requirements.
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Player Development - Tactical
Tactical appreciation is a crucial pillar in the rugby development of all players. Players engaged
in the sessions will utilise a video analysis programme that is used primarily as a learning tool, but
also objectively assesses the tactical understanding of each individual.
Players will also cover tactical appreciation during position specific sessions in the programme.
Session 1: Generic Decision Making
Session 2: Unit Decision Making
Session 3: Position Specific Decision Making
Players will learn to analyse and critique all aspects of their training and
game day performances through the use of Sportscode video analysis.
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Player Development - Speed
Speed Session 1: Speed Assessment
- Athletes will be tested over 10, 20, 30 and 40 metres
- SMART speed timing lights have a one millisecond test/retest reliability
Speed Session 2: Mechanics of Linear Speed
- Athletes will explore the mechanical components of linear speed and how the ankle,
knee and hip joints contribute to movement
- Posture, arm drive and improve range of movement by using specific running drills
Speed Session 3: Stride Correction and Development
- Athletes will explore leg speed and stride length - the two components of linear speed
- Recovery mechanics and reaching concepts
Speed Session 4: Acceleration and Top End Development
- Forwards will develop acceleration concepts, and backs will develop top end concepts
- Body position
- Add load under tension
Players will be tested and coached over four speed training sessions, with
specific emphasis on their playing position.
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Player Development - Agility
Agility Session 1: Agility Assessment
- A test of agility over specific movements that are used across all rugby positions
- SMART speed timing lights have a one millisecond test/retest reliability
Agility Session 2: Mechanics of Multi Directional Speed
- Athletes will explore specific movement patterns that enable greater body control and
enable first step quickness
- Centre of gravity and step direction
Agility Session 3: Foundation Balance and Foot Speed
- Athletes will learn how to generate force in the correct plane of movement
- Balance and correct body positions (strong or weak, power platform)
Agility Session 4: Reaction and COD
- Athletes will learn how to change direction at high speed, static exertion or overcome
momentum
- Specific to positional requirements
- Asymmetric loading
Players will also be tested and coached over four agility training sessions,
again with specific emphasis on their playing position.
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Player Development - Nutrition
Session 1: Baseline Eating
- Describe the importance of nutrition in athletic development and performance
- Baseline eating requirements: ‘The big rocks’
- Increased self-awareness of own baseline eating habits
- How to do a food diary
Session 2: Performance Zone Nutrition
- What to eat and drink before gym, training or games
- Fluid guidelines during exercise
- Nutrition recovery pathway and optimal nutrition timing
- Game day nutrition strategies
Session 3: Supplements and Ergogenic Aids
- Basic supplements and how to use them
- Supplement big rocks
Session 4: Cooking Skills
- Group performance cooking session
Players will learn to development a ‘nutrition tool kit’ alongside the Waikato
Rugby Union’s sports performance nutritionist.
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Player Development - Mental
Session 1: Introduction to the core components of a performance mindset for rugby
- Pathway 1: The Pathway of Courage
- MOP Universe: Moments of Perfection
- Self Accountability: Being accountable to follow through on your actions
Session 2: Training to WIN
- How to evolve a routine of deep deliberate practice to maximize learning and
preparation to perform on game day
- How to review training and performances to drive learning forward
Session 3: Performance Preparation and Focus
- How to prepare your mind across a training week and game day to arrive at the whistle
100% ready to perform to your best
- And how to remain focused at critical moments during a game to ensure you can
perform your role
Session 4: Rugby Leadership
- The core components of rugby leadership
- Building a leadership development plan
- Leadership in action
Players will learn techniques to grow a performance mindset for rugby over
four sessions of mental skills.
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The New Zealand Experience
All aspects of New Zealand’s great outdoors are within a few hours of Waikato. Some of the
experiences throughout the programme include:
- Surfing lessons at Raglan beach
- Snowboarding and ski trip at Mount Ruapehu
- Pig hunting on the Coromandel Peninsula
- Mountain biking and luge rides in Rotorua
- Jet boat tour at Huka Falls near Taupo
- Plus several more excursions from our official programme partners...
A significant component of our programme will involve a comprehensive
New Zealand outdoor adventure and cultural experience.
The Legendary Black Water Rafting Company
is New Zealand’s first black water rafting
adventure operator. Journey through the
stunning Ruakuri Cave with the chance to
abseil climb, and float through a glow worm-
studded subterranean wonderland at
Waitomo Caves.
Rotorua Rafting offers spectacular white water
rafting adventures in the heart of the North
Island. Home to Tutea Falls, the largest
commercially rafted waterfall in the world,
with native New Zealand scenery and Maori
History lining the gorge of the beautiful Kaituna
River.
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The New Zealand Experience
Land-based adventure activities will be supervised at a one guide to eight
player ratio, and water-based activities at a one guide to five player ratio.
Mussel Barge Snapper Safaris, based in the
Coromandel Harbour, offers an affordable
and relaxing fishing experience in the snapper
capital of New Zealand. Get a fascinating
insight into mussel harvesting and production,
at the same time as fishing in one of the most
productive snapper fisheries in the country.
Mitai Maori Village in Rotorua will give you an
authentic introduction to Maori culture. The
village is a specially created sacred and
spiritual place that offers you an authentic
indigenous cultural experience like no other. It
is guaranteed to leave you enthralled by the
fascinating Maori culture.
The Taupo Bungy, located in the Waikato River
Valley and upstream of the world renowned
Huka Falls, is New Zealand’s most scenic
bungy site. Their unique cantilever platform
projects out from the cliff-top 47 metres above
the crystal clear waters of the Waikato River
below.
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Meet the Team
Waikato Rugby Union has a high performance staff of coaches, strength
and conditioning coaches, analysts, medical specialists and sport science
providers that are regarded as some of the best in New Zealand rugby.
Johnny Walters
Waikato ITM Cup Head Coach
Former Hong Kong Head Coach
Former Waikato Wing
Alf Daniels
WRU Rugby Development Coach
Waikato Development Head Coach
Carl Hoeft
Waikato ITM Cup Assistant Coach
Chiefs & NZ Maori Scrum Coach
Former All Black prop
Rhys Bayliss
WRU Rugby Development Coach
Waikato Under 16 Head Coach
NZ Under 17 Selector
Marty Holah
Waikato ITM Cup Assistant Coach
Former Waikato, Chiefs, Ospreys &
All Black Flanker
Reuben Samuel
WRU Rugby Development Coach
Waikato Women’s Head Coach
NZ Rugby Sevens Resource Coach
Leon Holden
WRU High Performance Manager
Former London Wasps Asst. Coach
Former Ricoh Black Rams Coach
Andrew Spraggon
WRU Rugby Development Coach
Waikato Under 18 Head Coach
Kent Currie
WRU Emerging Players Manager
Waikato Under 20 Head Coach
NZ Schools Selection Convenor
Andrew Douglas
WRU Resource Coach
Former NZ Schools Head Coach
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Meet the Team
Deon Muir
Waikato Under 20 Assistant Coach
Former Waikato & Chiefs Number 8
Former NZ Maori Captain
Mark Ray
WRU ITM Cup Video Analyst
Sean Hohneck
WRU Resource Coach
Former Waikato & Chiefs Lock
David Galbraith
Sports Psychologist for WRU, Chiefs
& NZ Rugby
Roger Randle
Waikato Men’s Sevens Coach
Former Waikato, Chiefs, NZ Sevens
& All Black Representative
Lillian Morton
WRU Nutritionist
High Performance Sport NZ Provider
Todd Miller
WRU Resource Coach
Former Waikato, Chiefs & All Black
Fullback
Gordon Tam
WRU Doctor
Sports Specialist Doctor
Matthew Greene
WRU Resource Coach
Former Waikato Halfback
Scott Wrenn
WRU Physiotherapist
Josh Hay
WRU Resource Coach
Former NZ Schools Asst. Coach
Brad Mayo
WRU Strength & Conditioning Coach
Waikato Sevens & Chiefs Under 18
Honours Board
WAIKATO HONOURS BOARD
New Zealand Representatives 2010 - 2013
All Blacks
Sitiveni Sivivatu
Mils Muliaina
Stephen Donald
Richard Kahui
Liam Messam
Aled de Malmanche
Tawera Kerr-Barlow
All Blacks Sevens
Liam Messam
Tim Mikkelson
Rory Grice
Save Tokula
Frank Halai
Declan O’Donnell
Glen Robertson
Joe Webber
Kylem O’Donnell
Jono Malo
Luke Masirewa
Maori All Blacks
Liam Messam
Romana Graham
Dwayne Sweeney
Jackson Willison
Ben May
Declan O’Donnell
Trent Renata
New Zealand Under 20s
Rory Grice
Tawera Kerr-Barlow
Glen Robertson
Sefo Setephano
Nathan George
Fraser Armstrong
Nick Ross
Marnus Hanley
Hame Faiva
Adam Burn
Joe Webber
Waikato has a proud history, particularly in recent years, of producing
national representatives through its development programme.
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New Zealand Schools
Fraser Armstrong
Adam Burn
Nick Ross
Joe Walsh
Josh Davey
Kane Jacobson
Joe Webber
James Tucker
Regan Ware
Atu Moli
Sam Chongkit
Mitchell Jacobson
Harrison Levien
Bryn Gatland
Damian McKenzie
Isaac Te Tamaki
Endorsements
Many leading international coaches and players have experienced first
hand the quality and professionalism of the WRU development programme.
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“There are so many opportunities when you are based in the
Waikato. Get involved in a rugby experience at the elite level
where you get the chance to be coached by some very
proficient people who know what they are talking about, and
also get a chance to see what this beautiful country has to offer.”
- Waikato centurion and Welsh national coach Warren Gatland.
“I've witnessed this province develop as an effective system and
I'm quite frankly delighted that they are using their experience in
the development area to design a course that I know, with the
expertise they have got and the effort they are putting into it, will
be a fantastic opportunity for people to take advantage of.”
- Waikato centurion and All Blacks assistant coach Ian Foster.
“I've been involved with the Waikato Rugby Union since 2008. I've
been privileged enough to come through the academy and age
group system and fortunately enough on to the All Blacks.
Waikato has been great to me, it has great support systems and
networks, and it's just a great environment to be a part of.”
- Waikato and All Blacks halfback Tawera Kerr-Barlow.
“I got the Waikato way engrained into me from an early age. I've
enjoyed being here in Hamilton and in the Waikato setup. They
have done a lot for me to develop me as the rugby player I am.”
- Waikato and All Blacks loose forward Liam Messam.
Additional Information
Medical Cover
A registered sports specialist doctor is available for each individual if required.
ACC (Accident Compensation Corporation) provides comprehensive, no fault personal
injury cover for all visitors to New Zealand
Insurance will cover any specialist medical costs if required
Kukri Training Apparel
Each player will receive the following training apparel from Kukri - the official apparel supplier of
the Waikato Rugby Union:
1 x Training Jersey
2 x Training T-Shirts
2 x Training Shorts
1 x Track Pants
1 x Hoodie
1 x Polo Shirt
1 x Wet Top
1 x Beanie Hat
1 x Backpack
Players will receive comprehensive medical and insurance cover for the
duration of their time in New Zealand.
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International Fees
Cost per player: NZ $9800 including GST
Price does not include flights to and from New Zealand.
Price does include:
- All programme related costs
- Meals and accommodation
- All outdoor adventure and cultural experience activities
- Kukri training apparel
- Airport transfers; Auckland - Hamilton - Auckland
- Insurance
50% deposit on acceptance of application. Balance of 50% due six weeks prior to programme
start date.
Please note: Cancellation six weeks prior to commencement of programme will incur a penalty
of 20% of the programme fee. Cancellation within two weeks of programme commencement is
non-refundable.
The WRU International Development Programme is limited to a maximum
of 25 players.
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Application Process
Apply for the WRU International Player Development Programme at
www.mooloo.co.nz or email [email protected].
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Contact Us
If you would like to know more about the Waikato Rugby Union and our
International Player Development Programme, please contact;
Waikato Rugby Union would like to acknowledge the support and
assistance from the Gallagher Group.
Mike Crawford
Waikato Rugby Union
Rugby Manager
+64 21 344 562
WRU International Player Development Programme DVD
Please find attached a DVD video to give you further insight into the
Waikato Rugby Union International Player Development Programme.
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Waikato Rugby Union
PO Box 9507
Hamilton
New Zealand
+64 7 838 5675
www.mooloo.co.nz
© Waikato Rugby Union, 2014.
