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Rugby Union

Tupapa Panthers skipper Thomas Toa takes on two Avatiu Eels defenders in the Senior A clash on Saturday at Raemaru Park. The Panthers won 19-16. 20080204

Panthers score comeback win

Monday August 03, 2020

Round two of the domestic rugby union competition saw a fiery challenge between giants Tupapa and Avatiu.

Arorangi Cowboys will take on Takitumu in the Rarotonga Club 15s double header today at Raemaru Park. 20073147

Rugby bonus

Saturday August 01, 2020

Giants Tupapa Panthers and Avatiu Eels will battle in a repeat of the 2019 Rarotonga Club 15s grand final.

Four-way battle in rugby union

Friday July 24, 2020

The 2020 rugby union season kicks off today with giants Tupapa taking on a new look Titikaveka side. 

Moanas brace for tough challenge in World Cup

Thursday July 23, 2020

Cook Islands women’s rugby league team hoping to get the best players available but wary of ‘interest from Kiwi Ferns’.

The 2020 rugby union season is set to start early next month. 19081126

Contact sports can resume

Wednesday June 17, 2020

Rugby union plans to kick start their 2020 season early next month. 

Cook Islands played Hong Kong in the Asia Pacific Rugby World Cup 2019 qualifiers in 2018 at the National Stadium in Nikao. The national side lost the home and away matches. 18070111

Tough path to Rugby World Cup

Tuesday June 09, 2020

Tonga and Samoa major hurdles in Cook Islands’ bid to make it through to the 2023 Rugby World Cup. 

Newly-appointed Cook Islands Rugby Union president Simiona Teiotu has some bold plans for the sport. 20060529

A blessing in disguise

Saturday June 06, 2020

Cook Islands Rugby Union’s new president says Covid-19 shifted their focus to local competition and grassroots development.

Luke Pierre makes a break in a quick rip rugby session at Victoria Park yesterday. 20052245

School rugby: Catch me if you can

Saturday May 23, 2020

About 100 students from Apii Avarua yesterday took part in quick rip rugby sessions which is part of the new healthy living sports programme.

The Cook Islands Sevens team in Hong Kong this year. Unfortunately, players Josua Koroitukana, Vaehoolu “Leki” Leka, and Colati “Tua” Ravula, who represented the team at last year’s Oceania Championship, were not allowed to compete this year due to eligibility rules. 19040110

Sevens missing key reps

Tuesday November 05, 2019

Cook Islands 7s dominated by local players will be hoping to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

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