Club History

Katikati Rugby Club

Established in 1880, Katikati Rugby Club is a founder club in both the Bay of Plenty and Thames Valley Rugby Unions. Katikati is the only club to still wear the colours of both the Bay of Plenty and Thames Valley unions on their rugby shirts. The first All Black captain (in 1905), Dave Gallaher played rugby in Katikati as a child. Past Katikati Rugby Club player Graeme Moore is the highest try-scoring player in Bay of Plenty rugby union history. The Katikati Senior Men’s second game, against Tauranga Rugby Club at Tauranga Domain on July 31, 1880, was the first interclub game recorded in the Bay of Plenty
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Centennial 1880 – 1980 Katikati Rugby Club

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Katikati Rugby Club
1980
Don Lecky
40 pages
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Centennial 1880 – 1980 Katikati Rugby Club

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Katikati Rugby Club
Year:
1980
Author:
Don Lecky
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40 pages
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Seven Thousand Two Hundred & Eighty Saturdays (2020) – The 140 Year History of the Katikati Rugby Club

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Katikati Rugby Club
2020
Steve Graveson & Rollo Dunlop
109 pages
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Seven Thousand Two Hundred & Eighty Saturdays (2020) – The 140 Year History of the Katikati Rugby Club

Club:
Katikati Rugby Club
Year:
2020
Author:
Steve Graveson & Rollo Dunlop
Pages:
109 pages
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