North vs South rugby union match

North vs South rugby union match

The North vs South match, sometimes known as the Interisland match was a longstanding rugby union fixture in New Zealand. The first game was played in 1897, and the match became an annual fixture from 1902. Matches ceased during World War I from 1915-1918, but during World War II only the 1940, 1941 and 1942 games were cancelled, with competition resuming in 1943. The last match was played in 1995[1]. Most early games were played in one of the four main cities, but from 1970 onwards the fixture was rotated around a number of provincial centres.

Contents

Colours

The North Island traditionally played in black jerseys and black shorts, while the South Island played in white jerseys with white shorts.

List of results

Year Date Venue Winner Score
1897 Wellington North 16—3
1902 Wellington South 20—14
1903 Auckland South 12—5
1904 Dunedin draw 3—3
1905 Wellington North 26—0
1906 Wellington North 9—5
1907 Christchurch North 11—0
1908 Wellington North 12—5
1909 Wellington South 19—11
1910 Christchurch South 14—10
1911 Wellington North 19—9
1912 Napier North 12—8
1913 Christchurch South 25—0
1914 Wellington South 8—0
1915-18 Not played
1919 Wellington North 28—11
1920 Wellington North 12—3
1921 Christchurch North 28—13
1922 Auckland South 9—8
1923 Wellington draw 6—6
1924 Wellington North 39—8
1925 Invercargill North 16—5
1926 Wellington North 41—9
1927 Wellington South 31—30
1928 Christchurch South 15—14
1929 Wellington North 29—20
1930 Not played
1931 Wellington draw 20—20
1932 Christchurch North 28—10
1933 Wellington North 27—18
1934 Dunedin South 27—10
1935 Wellington North 15—9
1936 Christchurch North 17—6
1937 Wellington South 30—21
1938 Wellington South 31—23
1939 Wellington South 25—19
1940-42 Not played
1943 Wellington South 17—16
1944 Christchurch North 28—3
1945 Auckland South 31—19
1946 Wellington North 8—3
1947 Invercargill North 13—11
1948 Wellington South 12—11
1949 Christchurch North 23—3
1950 Auckland North 10—8
1951 Wellington North 14—12
1952 Dunedin South 11—3
1953 Wellington North 15—14
1954 Christchrch North 13—9
1955 Wellington North 15—9
1956 Wellington South 13—11
1957 17 August Auckland North 19—3
1958 2 August Dunedin North 13—6
1959 Wellington North 30—14
1960 Christchurch South 26—11
1961 Wellington North 25—3
1962 Christchurch South 17—14
1963 Christchurch South 14—13
1964 Auckland North 12—9
1965 9 June Wellington North 25—14
1966 Hamilton North 12—3
1967 Dunedin North 17—6
1968 Christchurch North 34—17
1969 Wellington South 13—3
1970 12 September Nelson North 11—6
1971 New Plymouth North 31—9
1972 15 July Christchurch North 19—8[2]
1973 Whangarei North 27—14
1974 Auckland North 22—0
1975 Christchurch South 17—14
1976 11 September Hamilton South 20—16
1977 Dunedin South 6—4
1978 New Plymouth North 29—13
1979 11 August Invercargill North 9—3
1980 2 August Palmerston North North 13—9
1981 Dunedin North 10—4
1982 10 July Wanganui South 22—12
1983 3 September Blenheim North 22—9
1984 Rotorua North 39—3
1985 New Plymouth North 29—12
1995 8 April Dunedin North 63-22

References

  • Lambert, M. and Palenski, R. 4th Air New Zealand Almanac, Moa Alamanac Press 1985. ISBN 0908570910

Notes

  1. ^ My current reference was published in 1986, The most recent evidence I have found is an auction for the 1995 programme
  2. ^ A. C. Swan & A. H. Carman, ed. The Rugby Almanack of New Zealand 1973. Sporting Publications. p. 49. 

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