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The Titikaveka Bulldogs and Avatiu Eels will kick start round two of the league competition with two games scheduled for today.
The under 19 squads from the two clubs will take to the Avatiu field first today with their match starting at 4.15pm followed by the senior reserve grade match at 5.15pm.
The remaining grades from these two clubs will play their match on Friday including the premier grade game.
The Ngatangiia-Matavera Sea Eagles will travel to Aitutaki to meet the Sharks this Friday while the Arorangi Bears and Tupapa Panthers clash this Saturday.
Today’s draw – Eels vs Bulldogs at Avatu-4.15pm under 19 grade, Ref-John Whitta assisted by Bishop Bishop and Nga Takaiti.