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At the centre of Mana rugby lies a set of principles that go beyond the field. These principles are not just rules; they are a way of being. They teach us how to carry ourselves, how to respect others, and how to honour our ancestors. Whanaungatanga (Kinship and Connection): Rugby is a family affair. It’s about building strong relationships with your teammates, coaches, and community. When you step onto the field, you’re not alone. You carry the hopes and dreams of your whān

There’s a saying you hear when someone backs themselves, steps into the unknown, and somehow makes it work: “Kiwis can fly.” Not because it’s easy. Not because the path is smooth. But because when we carry our people, our values, and our whakaaro with us — we find a way. That’s the heartbeat of Mana Rugby . We didn’t come into existence just to run tours or play a few matches overseas. We exist because we’ve lived the power of rugby — and we’ve seen what happens when rangatah