Club History

Napier Technical Old Boys Rugby Club

Napier Technical Old Boys Rugby Club was just 11 years old when the Napier Technical School was destroyed in the Hawke’s Bay Earthquake on February 3, 1931. Six years after its formation in 1921 it had its first All Black, with the arrival of 1923-1924 “Invincibles” player Bert Cooke. Now there have been seven who became All Blacks while playing for the club, most recently wing Zac Guilford, but others who wore the Tech jersey include Norm Hewitt and Richard Turner, who each developed careers in television after the end of their playing careers.
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Silver Jubilee 1921 – 1946 Napier Technical Old Boys Rugby Club

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Napier Technical Old Boys Rugby Club
1946
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52 pages
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Silver Jubilee 1921 – 1946 Napier Technical Old Boys Rugby Club

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Napier Technical Old Boys Rugby Club
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1946
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52 pages
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Golden Jubilee 1921 – 1970

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1970
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52 pages
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Golden Jubilee 1921 – 1970

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Napier Technical Old Boys Rugby Club
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1970
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52 pages
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