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Bay of Plenty Rugby Team
The Bay of Plenty Rugby team (often known as the Bay of Plenty Steamers), play in the Mitre 10 Cup, which is the provincial tournament in New Zealand. They’re also affiliated with the Chiefs Super Rugby franchise and regularly supply players for the Blues, Hurricanes and Highlanders.
Read on to discover even more about the Bay of Plenty Rugby team. On this page, you’ll discover a detailed history of the side and you’ll also be able to see the team’s latest results and fixtures.
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The Bay of Plenty Rugby team (often known as the Bay of Plenty Steamers), play in the Mitre 10 Cup, which is the provincial tournament in New Zealand. They’re also affiliated with the Chiefs Super Rugby franchise and regularly supply players for the Blues, Hurricanes and Highlanders.
Read on to discover even more about the Bay of Plenty Rugby team. On this page, you’ll discover a detailed history of the side and you’ll also be able to see the team’s latest results and fixtures.
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History of the Bay of Plenty Rugby Team
Since the Bay of Plenty Rugby team was founded in 1976, 13 Bay of Plenty Rugby players have also represented the All Blacks, including Tanerau Latimer in 2009, Arthur Stone in 1981 and Hika Reid in 1980.
The current Bay of Plenty Rugby squad includes several players who have been capped by their national team. This includes captain Sam Cane, who is also the current captain of the Chiefs and the New Zealand national team.
In addition to this, the current Bay of Plenty Rugby team also contains several players who feature in Super Rugby. For example, Otere Black also regularly features for the Blues, while Nathan Harris represents the Chiefs.