2012 ITM Cup




















































2012 ITM Cup season
Countries New Zealand
Date 23 August – 27 October 2012
Champions Canterbury
Runners-up Auckland
Promoted Counties Manukau
Relegated Hawke's Bay
Matches played 76
Tries scored 448
(average 5.9 per match)
Top point scorer
Gareth Anscombe (Auckland)
191 points
Top try scorer
Johnny McNicholl (Canterbury)
10 tries
Official website
www.itmcup.co.nz

← 2011


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The 2012 ITM Cup season was the seventh season since the competition reconstruction in 2006 and the second under the new Premiership and Championship format. For the ITM Cup competition it involved the top 14 provincial unions of New Zealand. The tournament was won by Canterbury, who defeated Auckland 31–18 in the competition final. For sponsorship reasons, the competition was known as the ITM Cup and it was currently the third season under the new sponsor. Including the defunct National Provincial Championship, this is the 36th season of New Zealand's premier domestic competition. The regular season matches took place from 23 August until 14 October – followed by the semi-finals that culminated in the final on 27 October.


The 2012 season saw Hawke's Bay enter the Premiership division for the first time, having replaced the under-performing Southland.[1] Hawke's Bay achieved three victories in their inaugural division, but finished last following the regular season.




Contents






  • 1 Competition format


  • 2 Standings


  • 3 Round-by-round


  • 4 Points Scorers


  • 5 Regular season


    • 5.1 Round 1


    • 5.2 Round 2


    • 5.3 Round 3


    • 5.4 Round 4


    • 5.5 Round 5


    • 5.6 Round 6


    • 5.7 Round 7


    • 5.8 Round 8


    • 5.9 Round 9


    • 5.10 Round 10


    • 5.11 Round 11


    • 5.12 Round 12


    • 5.13 Round 13


    • 5.14 Round 14


    • 5.15 Round 15




  • 6 Finals


    • 6.1 Semi-finals


    • 6.2 Finals




  • 7 Ranfurly Shield


    • 7.1 Pre-season challenges




  • 8 See also


  • 9 References





Competition format


Covering 10 weeks, the schedule features a total of 76 matches. The 14 teams are grouped and divided into two divisions of seven teams, labelled the Premiership Division and the Championship Division. They are based on their on-field finishing positions following the previous year, teams finishing 1–7 will form the Premiership, teams finishing 8–14 will form the Championship. Including a promotion/relegation process between the winner of the Championship receiving automatic promotion to the Premiership replacing the seventh placed team in the Premiership which will be relegated to the Championship for the following year.[2] The regular season consists of two types of matches:




  • Internal Division Matches – Each team plays the other six teams in the same division once, home or away.


  • Cross Division Matches – Each team plays four teams from the other division, thus missing out on three teams (each from the opposite division). Each team plays home or away games against teams from the other division, making a total of ten competition games for each team.


The top four teams of each division, will move on to the finals. The top two division winners, based on table points, received a home semi-final. In the first round of the finals, the semi-finals, the second division winner hosts the third division winner, and the first division winner hosts the fourth division winner. The final is hosted by the top remaining seed.[3]


There is also the Ranfurly Shield. It is automatically contested when the holder of the shield plays at home in any round (excluding semis and final).



Standings





































































































































Premiership Division

Pos
 Team
 Pld
 W
 D
 L
 PF
 PA
 PD
 TF
 TA
 TB
 LB
 Pts
1
CanterburyColours.png Canterbury
 10 8 0 2 419 132 +287 51 15 6 1
39
2
Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington
 10 8 0 2 323 203 +120 41 24 7 0
39
3
Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland
 10 8 0 2 322 252 +70 33 24 5 0
37
4
TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki
 10 7 0 3 323 266 +57 38 31 5 0
33
5
Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato Ranfurly Shield icon.png
 10 6 0 4 272 230 +42 32 26 3 1
28
6
Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty
 10 3 0 7 232 311 −79 26 32 3 1
16
7
Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay
 10 3 0 7 170 301 −131 14 33 1 1
14





































































































































Championship Division

Pos
 Team
 Pld
 W
 D
 L
 PF
 PA
 PD
 TF
 TA
 TB
 LB
 Pts
1
CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau
 10 6 0 4 317 227 +90 36 23 7 3
34
2
Otagorugby.png Otago
 10 5 0 5 292 285 +7 26 31 4 2
26
3
TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman
 10 5 0 5 209 227 −18 24 22 2 2
24
4
SouthlandRugby.png Southland
 10 4 0 6 150 276 −126 14 34 1 2
19
5
NLTaniwha.png Northland
 10 3 0 7 225 319 −94 26 34 3 2
17
6
ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu
 10 3 0 7 198 321 −123 20 41 2 2
16
7
NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour
 10 1 0 9 205 307 −102 25 36 2 3
9


Source: itmcup.co.nz


Legend:















    
 Qualified for Division Finals.
    
 Relegated to Championship for 2013.

Ranfurly Shield icon.png
Ranfurly Shield holders.




  • Pld = Games Played, W = Games Won, D = Games Drawn, L = Games Lost, PF = Points for, PA = Points against, PD = Points difference, TF = Tries For, TA = Tries Against, TB = Try Bonus points, LB = Losing Bonus points, Pts = Log Points

Points breakdown:



  • 4 points for a win

  • 2 points for a draw

  • 1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less

  • 1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match

The Overall Standings classification system:



  • Four Division Winners/Leaders in log points order

  • The remaining three teams in log points order

  • When teams are level on log points, they are sorted by:

    • the winner of the round robin match between the two provinces

    • highest overall points difference

    • highest number of tries scored

    • highest number of points scored

    • a coin toss






Round-by-round
































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Team
 Points by Round
 Total
 Average

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland
 36
 29
 11
 33
 59
 16

32
 22

16
 37
 43
 32
 43
 30

22
 18

36
 16

24
 19
 322
 252
 32.2
 25.2

Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty
 22
 37

31
 19

13
 47
 6
 15
 37
 16

41
 42
 26
 36
 31
 19

3
 17

22
 63
 232
 311
 23.2
 31.1

CanterburyColours.png Canterbury
 22
 25
 33
 11
 36
 3

20
 12

9
 18

52
 27

84
 0

56
 11
 44
 3
 63
 22
 419
 132
 41.9
 13.2

CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau
 30
 9

30
 37
 27
 15
 47
 13

43
 12

31
 28

18
 22

28
 32
 19
 28
 44
 31
 317
 227
 31.7
 22.7

Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay
 29
 36
 15
 30
 37
 30

6
 22

7
 35

42
 41

21
 15

7
 20
 3
 44
 3
 28
 170
 301
 21.7
 30.1

ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu
 11
 30

16
 59
 33
 20
 3
 27

23
 20

28
 31

18
 59
 35
 51
 20
 7

11
 17
 198
 334
 19.8
 33.4

NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour
 22
 42

3
 36
 15
 27
 17
 18

20
 23
 25
 54
 17
 27

28
 34

16
 36

42
 10
 205
 307
 20.5
 30.7

NLTaniwha.png Northland
 34
 46

29
 27
 20
 33
 18
 17

20
 17

31
 32
 12
 16
 19
 31

11
 56

31
 44
 225
 319
 22.5
 31.9

Otagorugby.png Otago
 46
 34

19
 31

15
 10

12
 43
 54
 25
 39
 13

15
 21
 51
 35
 22
 49

19
 24
 292
 285
 29.2
 28.5

SouthlandRugby.png Southland
 9
 30

8
 40

10
 15
 10
 13
 35
 7

27
 17
 16
 12
 0
 84

18
 47

17
 11
 150
 276
 15
 27.6

TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki
 37
 22

49
 40

22
 6

18
 9
 32
 43
 32
 31

59
 18
 10
 46
 47
 18

17
 33
 323
 266
 32.3
 26.6

TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman
 25
 22

40
 49

27
 3
 13
 10
 17
 20

13
 39

19
 20

17
 3
 28
 19
 10
 42
 209
 227
 20.9
 22.7

Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato
 42
 22

27
 29

22
 32
 15
 6
 13
 29

27
 52

20
 19
 46
 10
 32
 28

28
 3
 272
 230
 27.2
 23

Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington
 30
 11
 30
 15
 40
 8

12
 20

29
 13

30
 43
 36
 26
 34
 28

49
 22

33
 17
 323
 203
 32.3
 20.3




Offensive
 Defensive
































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Team
 Tries by Round
 Total
 Average

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland
 3
 2
 1
 3
 8
 1

4
 3

1
 4
 4
 5
 4
 4

1
 0

5
 1

2
 1
 33
 24
 3.3
 2.4

Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty
 3
 4

3
 1

2
 5
 0
 0
 4
 1

5
 5
 2
 3
 4
 3

0
 2

3
 8
 26
 32
 2.6
 3.2

CanterburyColours.png Canterbury
 1
 3
 3
 1
 5
 0

3
 2

0
 2

6
 3

12
 0

7
 1
 6
 0
 8
 3
 51
 15
 5.1
 1.5

CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau
 4
 0

3
 3
 4
 2
 5
 2

5
 0

4
 3

0
 1

4
 4
 1
 3
 6
 5
 36
 23
 3.6
 2.3

Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay
 2
 3
 2
 4
 3
 3

0
 3

1
 4

5
 5

0
 0

1
 2
 0
 6
 0
 3
 14
 33
 1.4
 3.3

ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu
 1
 3

1
 8
 4
 2
 0
 4

2
 3

3
 4

2
 8
 4
 6
 2
 1

1
 2
 20
 41
 2
 4.1

NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour
 3
 6

0
 5
 2
 4
 2
 0

3
 2
 3
 6
 2
 2

4
 5

1
 5

5
 1
 25
 36
 2.5
 3.6

NLTaniwha.png Northland
 4
 4

3
 3
 2
 4
 0
 2

2
 1

4
 2
 2
 1
 3
 4

1
 7

5
 6
 26
 34
 2.6
 3.4

Otagorugby.png Otago
 4
 4

1
 3

0
 1

0
 5
 6
 3
 5
 2

0
 0
 6
 4
 3
 7

1
 2
 26
 31
 2.6
 3.1

SouthlandRugby.png Southland
 0
 4

1
 5

1
 0
 1
 2
 4
 1

2
 2
 1
 2
 0
 12

2
 5

2
 1
 14
 34
 1.4
 3.4

TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki
 4
 3

5
 5

3
 0

2
 0
 5
 4
 2
 4

8
 2
 1
 7
 5
 2

3
 4
 38
 31
 3.8
 3.1

TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman
 3
 1

5
 5

4
 0
 2
 1
 1
 2

2
 5

1
 2

2
 0
 3
 1
 1
 5
 24
 22
 2.4
 2.2

Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato
 6
 3

3
 3

3
 4
 0
 0
 1
 4

3
 6

2
 1
 7
 1
 4
 4

3
 0
 32
 26
 3.2
 2.6

Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington
 3
 1
 4
 2
 5
 1

2
 3

4
 1

4
 4
 3
 2
 5
 4

7
 3

4
 3
 41
 24
 4.1
 2.4




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Team Progression – 2012 ITM Cup season
Premiership
Team
 R1
 R2
 R3
 R4
 R5
 R6
 R7
 R8
 R9
 R10
 R11
 R12
 R13
 R14
 R15

CanterburyColours.png Canterbury
 1
(5th)
 5
(3rd)
 10
(2nd)
 10
(2nd)
 14
(1st)
 14
(1st)
 14
(3rd)
 14
(4th)
 19
(4th)
 19
(4th)
 24
(4th)
 24
(4th)
 29
(4th)
 34
(1st)
 39
(1st)

Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington
 4
(3rd)
 9
(1st)
 14
(1st)
 14
(1st)
 14
(4th)
 14
(4th)
 19
(1st)
 19
(3rd)
 20
(3rd)
 24
(2nd)
 29
(1st)
 29
(1st)
 34
(1st)
 34
(2nd)
 39
(2nd)

Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland
 4
(4th)
 4
(5th)
 9
(4th)
 9
(4th)
 14
(3rd)
 14
(3rd)
 14
(4th)
 19
(2nd)
 24
(1st)
 24
(1st)
 28
(3rd)
 28
(2nd)
 33
(3rd)
 33
(4th)
 37
(3rd)

TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki
 5
(2nd)
 5
(4th)
 10
(3rd)
 10
(3rd)
 14
(2nd)
 14
(2nd)
 18
(2nd)
 19
(1st)
 23
(2nd)
 23
(3rd)
 28
(2nd)
 28
(3rd)
 33
(2nd)
 33
(3rd)
 33
(4th)

Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato
 5
(1st)
 5
(2nd)
 6
(5th)
 6
(5th)
 6
(5th)
 10
(5th)
 10
(5th)
 10
(5th)
 10
(6th)
 10
(6th)
 14
(6th)
 19
(5th)
 24
(5th)
 24
(5th)
 28
(5th)

Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty
 0
(7th)
 0
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 9
(6th)
 9
(6th)
 11
(5th)
 11
(5th)
 16
(5th)
 16
(6th)
 16
(6th)
 16
(6th)
 16
(6th)

Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay
 1
(6th)
 1
(6th)
 5
(6th)
 5
(6th)
 5
(6th)
 5
(6th)
 5
(7th)
 5
(7th)
 10
(7th)
 10
(7th)
 14
(7th)
 14
(7th)
 14
(7th)
 14
(7th)
 14
(7th)
Championship
Team
 R1
 R2
 R3
 R4
 R5
 R6
 R7
 R8
 R9
 R10
 R11
 R12
 R13
 R14
 R15

CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau
 5
(1st)
 5
(1st)
 6
(1st)
 11
(1st)
 16
(1st)
 16
(1st)
 21
(1st)
 21
(1st)
 26
(1st)
 26
(1st)
 27
(1st)
 27
(1st)
 29
(1st)
 29
(1st)
 34
(1st)

Otagorugby.png Otago
 5
(2nd)
 5
(2nd)
 5
(3rd)
 5
(3rd)
 9
(3rd)
 9
(3rd)
 9
(4th)
 14
(3rd)
 19
(2nd)
 19
(2nd)
 20
(2nd)
 25
(2nd)
 25
(2nd)
 25
(2nd)
 26
(2nd)

TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman
 4
(3rd)
 4
(3rd)
 5
(2nd)
 5
(2nd)
 10
(2nd)
 14
(2nd)
 15
(2nd)
 15
(2nd)
 15
(3rd)
 15
(4th)
 16
(3rd)
 16
(3rd)
 20
(3rd)
 24
(3rd)
 24
(3rd)

SouthlandRugby.png Southland
 0
(7th)
 0
(7th)
 0
(6th)
 0
(6th)
 1
(6th)
 2
(6th)
 7
(6th)
 7
(6th)
 11
(5th)
 15
(5th)
 15
(5th)
 15
(5th)
 15
(6th)
 15
(6th)
 19
(4th)

NLTaniwha.png Northland
 1
(4th)
 1
(4th)
 5
(4th)
 5
(4th)
 9
(4th)
 9
(4th)
 13
(3rd)
 13
(4th)
 15
(4th)
 16
(3rd)
 16
(4th)
 16
(4th)
 16
(4th)
 16
(4th)
 17
(5th)

ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu
 0
(5th)
 0
(5th)
 0
(7th)
 5
(5th)
 5
(5th)
 5
(5th)
 9
(5th)
 9
(5th)
 10
(6th)
 10
(6th)
 10
(6th)
 11
(6th)
 15
(5th)
 15
(5th)
 16
(6th)

NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour
 0
(6th)
 0
(6th)
 0
(5th)
 0
(7th)
 1
(7th)
 1
(7th)
 2
(7th)
 2
(7th)
 2
(7th)
 2
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 4
(7th)
 9
(7th)


The table above shows a team's progression throughout the season.
For each round, their cumulative points total is shown with the overall division log position in brackets.


Key:
 win
 draw
 loss
 bye


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Updated: 27 October 2012



Regular season


The results of the season were as follows:[4]



Round 1








































































































































Round 2









































Bye/s: Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty, CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau, ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu, NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour, NLTaniwha.png Northland, Otagorugby.png Otago, SouthlandRugby.png Southland, TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki, TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman, Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato


Round 3








































































































































Round 4









































Bye/s: Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland, Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty, CanterburyColours.png Canterbury, Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay, Otagorugby.png Otago, SouthlandRugby.png Southland, TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki, TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman, Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato, Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington


Round 5








































































































































Round 6









































Bye/s: Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland, CanterburyColours.png Canterbury, CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau, Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay, ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu, NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour, NLTaniwha.png Northland, Otagorugby.png Otago, TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki, Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington


Round 7








































































































































Round 8









































Bye/s: Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty, CanterburyColours.png Canterbury, CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau, Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay, ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu, NLTaniwha.png Northland, SouthlandRugby.png Southland, TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman, Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato, Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington


Round 9








































































































































Round 10









































Bye/s: Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland, CanterburyColours.png Canterbury, CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau, Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay, ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu, NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour, Otagorugby.png Otago, TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki, TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman, Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato


Round 11








































































































































Round 12









































Bye/s: Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland, Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty, CanterburyColours.png Canterbury, CountiesAirNZ.png Counties Manukau, Hawkes Bay Air NZ Cup colours.png Hawke's Bay, NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour, NLTaniwha.png Northland, SouthlandRugby.png Southland, TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman, Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington


Round 13








































































































































Round 14









































Bye/s: Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland, Bopcolours.png Bay of Plenty, ManawatuTurbosColours.png Manawatu, NorthHarbourRugby.png North Harbour, NLTaniwha.png Northland, Otagorugby.png Otago, SouthlandRugby.png Southland, TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki, Waikato colours, Air NZ Cup.png Waikato, Wellington Lions colours.png Wellington


Round 15








































































































































Finals











Semi-finals




19 October 2012
19:35 NZST














OtagoOtagorugby.png
 41–34
TasmanMakosRugbyColours.png Tasman

Try: Jackson Hemopo Try 5'
Adam Thomson Try 36'
Fumiaki Tanaka Try 60'
Tony Ensor Try 66'
Con: Glenn Dickson Kick 6', 61', 67' (2/3)
Pen: Glenn Dickson Kick 14', 51', 63', 74', 78' (5/5)
Report
Try: Andrew Goodman Try 20'
Peter Betham Try 45'
Albert Nikoro Try 57'
Con: Andrew Goodman Kick 21', 46' (2/3)
Pen: Andrew Goodman Kick 9', 11', 71' (3/5)
Albert Nikoro Kick 30', 34' (2/3)



Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Referee: New Zealand Glen Jackson







20 October 2012
14:05 NZST














Counties ManukauCountiesAirNZ.png
 48–23
SouthlandRugby.png Southland

Try: Sherwin Stowers Try 36'
Bundee Aki Try 43'
Rey Lee-Lo Try 69', 80'
Toni Pulu Try 74'
DJ Forbes Try 77'
Con: Baden Kerr Kick 75', 78', 80' (3/6)
Pen: Baden Kerr Kick 2', 9', 47', 62' (4/5)
Report
Try: Tayler Adams Try 11'
Marty McKenzie Try 33'
Con: Scott Eade Kick 12', 34' (2/2)
Pen: Scott Eade Kick 17', 31', 56' (3/5)



ECOLight Stadium, Pukekohe
Referee: New Zealand Nick Briant







20 October 2012
16:35 NZST














CanterburyCanterburyColours.png
 51–27
(a.e.t.)
TaranakiRugby.png Taranaki

Try: Wyatt Crockett Try 16', 88'
Matt Todd Try 19'
George Whitelock Try 92'
Jordan Taufua Try 97'
Con: Tom Taylor Kick 17' (1/2)
Tyler Bleyendaal Kick 89', 93', 98' (3/3)
Pen: Tom Taylor Kick 30', 33', 43', 52', 56' (5/5)
Tyler Bleyendaal Kick 95' (1/1)
Report
Try: James Marshall Try 6'
Jason Eaton Try 38'
Chris Walker Try 63'
Seta Tamanivalu Try 73'
Con: Beauden Barrett Kick 7', 39' (2/4)
Pen: Beauden Barrett Kick 24' (1/1)



AMI Stadium (Addington), Christchurch
Referee: New Zealand Mike Fraser







20 October 2012
19:05 NZST














WellingtonWellington Lions colours.png
 22–33
Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland

Try: Ross Filipo Try 36'
Mark Reddish Try 42'
Ardie Savea Try 56'
Con: Jason Woodward Kick 43', 57' (2/3)
Pen: Jason Woodward Kick 25' (1/2)
Report
Try: Pauliasi Manu Try 49'
Malakai Fekitoa Try 58', 70'
Hadleigh Parkes Try 73'
Con: Gareth Anscombe Kick 59', 74' (2/4)
Pen: Gareth Anscombe Kick 7', 27', 30' (3/4)



Westpac Stadium, Wellington
Referee: New Zealand Bryce Lawrence






Finals




26 October 2012
19:35 NZST














Counties ManukauCountiesAirNZ.png
 41–16
Otagorugby.png Otago

Try: Augustine Pulu Try 3', 59'
Mark Selwyn Try 28'
Tim Nanai-Williams Try 72'
David Bason Try 77'
Con: Baden Kerr Kick 4', 29', 60', 73' (4/4)
Sherwin Stowers Kick 78' (1/1)
Pen: Baden Kerr Kick 17', 36' (2/4)
Report
Try: Adam Thomson Try 20'
Con: Glenn Dickson Kick 21' (1/1)
Pen: Glenn Dickson Kick 10', 26', 53' (3/3)



ECOLight Stadium, Pukekohe
Referee: New Zealand Keith Brown







27 October 2012
19:35 NZST














CanterburyCanterburyColours.png
 31–18
Auckland colours, Air NZ Cup.png Auckland

Try: Tom Taylor Try 10', 38'
Telusa Veainu Try 60'
Con: Tom Taylor Kick 11', 61' (2/3)
Pen: Tom Taylor Kick 32', 42', 48' (3/3)
Drop: Tyler Bleyendaal Kick 56'
Report
Try: Hadleigh Parkes Try 2'
Lolagi Visinia Try 79'
Con: Gareth Anscombe Kick 3' (1/2)
Pen: Gareth Anscombe Kick 14', 28' (2/3)



AMI Stadium (Addington), Christchurch
Referee: New Zealand Glen Jackson





Ranfurly Shield


See also: Ranfurly Shield 2010–19


Pre-season challenges




27 July 2012
14:05 NZST














Taranaki
 67–16
King Country

Try: Naholo (2) 2' c, 28' c
Cameron (2) 17' c, 44' c
Hayward 39' c
Rickards 55' c
Lewis 62' m
Baker (2) 65' c, 80' m
Hall 77' m
Con: Cameron (7/8) 4', 18', 29', 40', 45', 57', 65'
Marshall (0/2)
Pen: Cameron (1/1) 10'
Preview
Report
Try: Olsen 66' c
Con: Strachan (1/1) 66'
Pen: Strachan (3/3) 24', 34', 48'



TET Stadium, Inglewood
Attendance: 6,500
Referee: (New Zealand)






5 August 2012
NZST














Taranaki
 51–7
Wanganui

Try: Climo (2) 18' m, 68' c
Gibson-Park (2) 42' c, 53' c
Naholo 49' c
Hoeata 65' c
Barrett 75' m
Con: Climo (4/5) 43', 51', 53', 66'
Cameron (1/2) 69'
Pen: Climo (2/4) 27', 35'
Preview
Report
Try: Baldwin 60' c
Con: Davis (1/1) 62'



Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth
Attendance: 8,000
Referee: Nick Briant (New Zealand)





See also




  • 2012 Heartland Championship

  • Ranfurly Shield 2010–2019



References





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