Riccarton Knights Rugby League Club - Are looking for players for Presidents and Masters Teams.
Riccarton Knights Rugby League -
Our Presidents and Masters Teams are looking for some impact players off the bench, or players to warm the bench! Masters meet every 3 weeks on a Sunday for a friendly game for ages 35yrs and over. This section loves the social aspect of getting together and participating to the level you are comfortable with.
Our Presidents section plays every Saturday during the regular season, Preseason is a game of touch and a BBQ on Sundays do at Crosbie Park until the season starts. Meet at 11am. The games are non competitive and each player will play to the level they are comfortable.
For further information contact Annette 027 812 7075
juniorknightsrlc@gmail.com
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Should the government ask these industries to contribute?
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26.2% No, individuals should take responsibility
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