| From: Robbie Timo | Sunday, 05/Sep/2010 14:18 |
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Thank god no-one died.
Wave on the field looks oarsome. |
| From: sheena baines | Tuesday, 17/Aug/2010 17:11 |
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Hi
As part of the RWC 2011 Official Fanzone in Christchurch we are looking for footage of matches from the following decades:
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
This is for an exciting concept - The Rugby Nostalgia Lounges where we would love to play old games of rugby on the TVS from that era/decade in a set depicting Kiwi life at that time. This would feature in the Dome at the Christchurch Fanzone and at CPIT this October.
If you have any old footage of your club playing or know anybody that might have footage of entire games from club matches to Canterbury Rugby to International Fixtures could you please direct them to me please.
Any help will be greatly appreciated and all videos/dvds would be treated with the utmost care.
Thank you for your time
Kind regards
Sheena Baines
Events technical Coordinator
Christchurch City Council
PO Box 73014
Christchurch 8154
Direct Dial: 941 8471
Cell: 0274 865 558
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| From: Phoebe | Tuesday, 17/Aug/2010 15:20 |
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Who is that hot man pictured with the really big trophy?!
My Fiancee, that's who!
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| From: Garry Hutt | Friday, 16/Jul/2010 16:45 |
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Hi There
Your club had Classics and U6 Dorie teams playing out at Belfast on July 3rd. We had photographers at most games that day and they took a lot of great photos.Some of them are Sumner players.
The U15 Belfast team has a facebook page where these photos can be purchased at reasonable prices. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Belfast-U15-Rugby/115709505136741.
Can you please pass on to your coaches and players of those teams the facebook address above and ask them to take a look at the photos.Many Thanks
Regards Garry Hutt
Belfast U15 Coach/Manager
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| From: dr bojangles | Wednesday, 14/Jul/2010 06:55 |
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| Janice.If you ever need a study on liver function...try sumnersharks.co.nz |
| From: m.o.s | Wednesday, 14/Jul/2010 06:45 |
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| Janice....ill be in touch.My muscle mass is higher than anyone elses in the club.Im a supreme athlete in incredible physical shape.My mum always told me...never judge a book by its cover. |
| From: Janice | Tuesday, 13/Jul/2010 18:12 |
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I am a researcher currently doing a project for the CDHB and we are trying to recruit rugby players into our study of kidney function. What we are trying to do with our study is to assess males with different body composition and to see if this affects current kidney markers in the laboratory. We identified rugby players as a group of interest as they will have high muscle mass. Currently, in the laboratory, the most frequently used marker to assess kidney function, is called Creatinine. Creatinine is highly affected by muscle mass and by diet. So in athletes with high muscle mass, their kidney function will be wrongly represented by this marker. What our research group intends to do, is assess another marker called Cystatin C which has been proven in the research arena as a more accurate marker. We however need to prove this before we can claim this marker can benefit our population.
To be eligible in the high muscle mass group, we need our participants to have a BMI of greater than 30 kg/m2 and a body fat percentage of less than 20% (so not much body fat). We calculate the body fat percentage at our screening visit. There are 2 study visits and participants will be remunerated $180 for their time.
If anyone is interested, please email me for more details of the study
janice_chew@medlabsouth.co.nz
I can also be reached at 3630824 (865)
THANKS |
| From: Crobar | Friday, 09/Jul/2010 14:02 |
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| Good call Mike. The Wave forwards have been the heart and soul of the season. Our loose forwards, with inspirational captain Mark Bacon and outstanding openside flanker Tom Gilmour have been some of the best in the comp, while our scrum has been one of the strongest around. Lock Matt Fiztgerald is in 2nd place on our MVP list, while hooker Francis Smith earned an NPC contract and is now up with Tasman. |
| From: Mike Brown | Wednesday, 07/Jul/2010 21:31 |
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| How are the forwards playing for Sumner at the moment? They don't seem to get a lot of air time in the match reports even though a lot of the grunt work usually comes from the pack. |
| From: colin elsey | Monday, 21/Jun/2010 09:25 |
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| go shorty go play it cool james my boy |
| From: colin elsey | Monday, 21/Jun/2010 08:53 |
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| Is James Short does he play for the saracens in england if so we are his no1 fans |
| From: josh keys | Monday, 07/Jun/2010 17:28 |
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| just wanted to say congrats on getting to div 1 where you belong. i played my junior rugby for sumner back in the 90s. playing for the magpies now in Hawkes Bay but been keeping up to date via this website. best of luck for the rest of the season and take some of the big boys down. cheers |
| From: Crobar | Thursday, 27/May/2010 15:37 |
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Good call, sorry guys, been a bit slack on the weebsite reports for div one and two. In thailand at the moment but will hit it when I get back in a week and a half.(man of steel, feel freee to send mee a reminder!) In the meantime, the results and brief match reports can be found on our Facebook Page, 'The Sumner Wave'.
Cheers, Crobar |
| From: Lyns Stanley | Sunday, 23/May/2010 06:42 |
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Great call Chezzy's dad, we are also following the lads from over here in the UK.
where, apart from this site can we read match reports??? |
| From: garry mitchell | Saturday, 22/May/2010 17:53 |
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| div 1 sumner 19 burnside 28 |
| From: garry mitchell | Friday, 21/May/2010 07:00 |
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| The people are speaking..we have alot of hits from friends and family overseas .Chezzys Dad has hit the nail on the head.Please can i have current info sent to me from as many teams as possible ...to keep our loyal followers up to date.Cmon coaches and managers!!!! |
| From: Chezzy's dad | Thursday, 20/May/2010 23:15 |
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| How about updating the match reports |
| From: Loads | Wednesday, 12/May/2010 12:38 |
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| I like the son you must play for Marist (or words to that effect) tee best Digger! |
| From: Digger | Tuesday, 11/May/2010 07:46 |
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Here it is:
Quote from MoS Grandfather 1917-1919
"When a game was to be played in Sumner on Saturday, I would travel by horseback from the Peninsula on Friday, stop overnight in a cave at Rapaki and complete the journey the next morning. At halftime we would retire to the sand dunes and partake of the keg. Often play would not resume" |
| From: dr bojangles | Monday, 10/May/2010 21:07 |
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| Yep might be able to help there Dean.Email me with details to garrymitchell@xtra.co.nz |
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