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Hibiscus Coast Raiders

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NZ rugby league club, based in Hibiscus Coast

Hibiscus Coast Raiders
Club information
Full nameHibiscus Coast Raiders Rugby League & Sports Club
Coloursmaroon, gold and white
Founded1982; 43 years ago (1982)
Current details
Ground(s)
  • Stanmore Bay Reserve
CoachHerman David
CompetitionAuckland Rugby League
Records
Premierships2002
Bartercard Cup2001
Roope Rooster2003
Phelan Shield2006, 2012

TheHibiscus Coast Raiders are arugby league club based on theHibiscus Coast,New Zealand. They compete inAuckland Rugby League's Fox Memorial competition and between 2000 and 2005 were also involved in theBartercard Cup competition.

History

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The Raiders play Papatoetoe at Stanmore Bay Reserve

The club was formed in 1982 by a group of players that included formerKiwiKen Stirling.

In 1997 the club moved from its original location at Edith Hopper Park to Stanmore Bay Reserve.

BeforeBrian McClennan took over as coach in the late 1990s they were a third division side, but the club enjoyed success and growth to the point where in 1998, the Premiers won the Northern Regional Cup and we were invited to move up into the Fox Memorial Tournament. They were then invited to be part of theNew Zealand Rugby League's newBartercard Cup in 2000 and the club won the2001 Bartercard Cup.

Bartercard Cup

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The Raiders 2011 uniform

The Raiders were invited to be part of the inauguralBartercard Cup in 2000 and competed in the competition until they were replaced byHarbour League in 2006. Harbour League represented all of the North Shore clubs.

The Raiders missed out on a top five spot in their debut year but turned things around so much in 2001 that they dominated the competition, winning the Grand Final. They made the Grand Final again in 2002, losing to theMt Albert Lions. They were never a major threat in the competition after this however, either bowing out in the first round or not making the play-offs at all. In a way they were a victim of their own success, many players were bought up into theNew Zealand Warriors squad and their coach was headhunted by Mt Albert.

Hibiscus Coast Senior Team Records (2000-03 +2022)

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The season record for the most senior men’s team in the club.

SeasonGradeNamePldWDLPFPAPDPtsPosition (Teams)
2000Bartercard CupHibiscus Coast227510544578-34198th of 12
2001Bartercard CupHibiscus Coast21161474242531735*Champions, 2pts awarded for bye due toNgongotaha Chiefs leaving comp
2002Bartercard CupHibiscus Coast161105536377159222nd of 12, lost grand final
2003Bartercard CupHibiscus Coast161204573319254244th of 12, lost elimination play off
2004Bartercard CupHibiscus Coast163013266503-2376last of 12
2005Bartercard CupHibiscus Coast16925512362150205th of 12, lost elimination play off (Twelve)
20221st Grade (Fox Memorial)Hibiscus Coast8107110320-21029th of 9 in sect. 1, W v Manurewa 34-10 in champ QF, L v Pakuranga in champ SF
2000-2005 +2022TOTAL1155984833052850455126

Notable players

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Main page:Category:Hibiscus Coast Raiders players

Notable former players include;Shannon Stowers, Daniel Floyd,Karl Temata,Aaron Heremaia,Ben Te'o,Iafeta Paleaaesina,Odell Manuel andShaun Johnson.

Life members

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In 2011 the Raiders appointed the club's first two life members; administrators Ces Moyle and Owen Kirby.[1]

References

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  1. ^In Touch,New Zealand Rugby League, January 2012

External links

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