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Rugby: Local sides hope to make most of home advantage

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Marist St Michael's and Ngongotaha are both on the road heading east with St Michael's at Te Teko and Ngongotaha in Whakatane. Photo / Thinkstock

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There's plenty of rugby action on in Rotorua tomorrow with two of the Baywide Division One clubs hosting home matches. Kahukura take on Katikati at Kuirau Park and Waikite host Arataki at Bellevue Rd.

Last week Arataki beat Kahukura, while Waikite beat Katikati so the Rotorua teams will be hoping to maintain an edge over the visitors.

Marist St Michael's and Ngongotaha are both on the road heading east with St Michael's at Te Teko and Ngongotaha in Whakatane. St Michael's are still in the hunt for their first win of the season but it will be another tough game with Te Teko winning all but one game so far this campaign.

Ngongotaha should have the edge over Whakatane. Whakatane have yet to win this season, last week they went down 31-25 away at Te Teko. Ngongotaha have recorded two wins, each by a single point, as well as a draw and a loss.

Baywide Division 1 draw tomorrow (all games 2.45pm): Kahukura v Katikati, Kuirau Park; Poroporo v Paroa, Poroporo Park; Te Teko v Marist St Michael's, Dunderdale Park; Waikite v Arataki, Bellevue Road; Whakatane Marist v Ngongotaha, Rugby Park.

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