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Whangārei Boys' High School claim Adam Blair trophy in golden point thriller

Adam Pearse
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6 Apr, 2019 12:30 AMQuick Read

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Whangārei Boys' High School no 11 Javarn Apetera tears through Dargaville High School defenders in the Adam Blair trophy final at Otaika Sports Park on Wednesday. Photo / John Stone

Whangārei Boys' High School no 11 Javarn Apetera tears through Dargaville High School defenders in the Adam Blair trophy final at Otaika Sports Park on Wednesday. Photo / John Stone

Whangārei Boys' High School won the Northland secondary schools rugby league competition in thrilling fashion against Dargaville High School at Otaika Sports Park on Wednesday.

With the scores level at halftime, 12-all, and again at fulltime, 16-all, the game went to golden point sudden death - a five-minute period where the first team to score would take the title.

WBHS player Charme Henry-Turner provided the winning play, being the first to score and secured the Adam Blair Trophy for WBHS after they lost it to Bream Bay College last year.

Both teams now qualify for the national secondary schools league tournament in Auckland in September where Whangārei Boys' will play in the top division while Dargaville will play in the development division.

Dargaville High School's Zackary Willy skirts around the oncoming opposition players on Wednesday. Photo / John Stone
Dargaville High School's Zackary Willy skirts around the oncoming opposition players on Wednesday. Photo / John Stone
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Dargaville High School's Isiah Gray eyes up Whangārei Boys' High School's Xavier Kaipo before going into contact. Photo / John Stone
Dargaville High School's Isiah Gray eyes up Whangārei Boys' High School's Xavier Kaipo before going into contact. Photo / John Stone
WBHS player Jarvaiyas Mangu gets wrapped up by two Dargaville High School tacklers. Photo / John Stone
WBHS player Jarvaiyas Mangu gets wrapped up by two Dargaville High School tacklers. Photo / John Stone
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