ff14 gil Lecavalier and Streit, after all, are both former captains and will now fall in line behind Claude Giroux.. Julius Yego has thrown a national record of 85.40m and is in third place with one round remaining.. "We are not aware of much information about the efficacy and humaneness of these devices," says the report..
The homers looked almost identical, screamers that took no time to leave the yard.. Wade Owen was called off the bench by his Poverty Bay coach Kiwi Searancke this week but on today's performance he'd be an automatic choice for the newlypromoted rugby province.While the game was tougher and tighter than the margin and threetriestoone victory by the home side suggested, there was little doubt their style and attitude would prevail after fullback Semisoni Pone and winger Daniel Moeke scored tries to have them leading 123 after the first quarter.Among the top performers for Poverty Bay were centre Owen, Pone, first fiveeighth Scott Leighton, lock Isoa Domolailai and prop Joe Duffy.All of them would have enhanced their chances of selection in the New Zealand Divisional team's upcoming to tour Fiji and there could be a battle between the Divisional and Fiji selectors for Domolailai's service.He was in a commanding form in the lineout and kickoffs obtaining a constant flow of possession which the Poverty Bay backs didn't hesitate to attack with.While Leighton kicked 22 points from six penalties and two conversions, it was Owen who caused most damage to WairarapaBush's aspirations.He broke the defence almost each time he took the ball using his speed and on two occasions sparked attacks from deep in Poverty Bay's side of the field to enable his team to either kick a penalty or score a try.The last Poverty Bay team to win the championship in 1987 featured Owen's father Richard, who is the team's manager."He knows our style well and it's the reason we slotted him there as soon as we knew James (Kerr) was leaving," a jubilant Poverty Bay coach Kiwi Searancke said.Kerr, who had played for such teams as Auckland and Canterbury, left to join an Italian club soon after last week's semifinal.WairarapaBush had the upper hand in the mauls and rucks in the first half but their threequarters muffed several chances with inexcusable handling errors.They bombed a try in the fourth minute when Nathan Robinson couldn't hold a pass from winger Esava Tiko with the line beckoning.The WairarapaBush forwards appeared to become frustrated with their playmakers and other backs because they were not going anywhere with the possession the forwards worked hard for.That reflected in the only try they scored, five minutes from the end, when they kept the ball to themselves and drove No 8 Mike Robinson over.In sharp contrast, the Poverty Bay backline led by Leighton attacked with purpose and penetrated the defence.
