Inglewood United Rugby Netball Club

21/09/2026

Club 7’s this year is on 31st October!

Get in touch with your coaches from this year if you are keen to play, so we have an idea of numbers to get teams together ✌️

21/09/2026

Prizegiving is this Saturday! See you there, all dressed up and ready to celebrate the 2026 season! 🏆

15/09/2026

Good luck to our IURNC representatives this weekend; Amaia, Hannah, Charlotte and Annette!

Netball Central Zone Secondary School Tournament

Congratulations to the players who have been invited to the Central Zone Tournament on Saturday! 💛

An amazing achievement and congratulations to all those selected. We wish them all the best 😊

14/09/2026

Club of origin is back for 2026, any of our ex junior club members keen to throw the Inglewood kit back on get in contact with Donut [email protected]

Coaches we are looking at you too! 💪🏼

14/09/2026

Super Rugby blockbuster at Stadium Taranaki. 🙌

Easter Sunday March 28, 2027, will see the Gallagher Chiefs take on the Hurricanes.

See you there 🫡

10/09/2026

Get in touch with the TET page if any of these items are yours!

LOST PROPERTY
We have plenty of lost items at the stadium - mostly from rugby season this winter.
Please get in touch before end of September or it will be donated

Inglewood United Rugby Netball Club

09/09/2026

A huge congratulations to our Wahine Moa contingent involved in the Whio win over the weekend 👏

The Central Roofing Company Taranaki Whio travelled to Thames to play the final of the Northern Regions Development competition against the Thames Valley Vixens last Saturday. The Vixens had set the standard in the division during the regular season.

Determined to reverse last weekend’s 17-28 loss to the same opposition, the coaches and players worked hard during the week with intensive video analysis and focused training sessions. In a clash of playing styles, Thames Valley attempted to utilise their bigger and more experienced forward pack by targeting the Whio set piece and forwards defence around the fringes, whilst Taranaki attempted to take advantage of their superior tempo and fitness by playing an expansive style incorporating their outside backs.

In a back-and-forth match in front of a large, vocal crowd the lead changed several times. The Central Roofing Taranaki Whio forward pack showed technique, grit and resilience in improving their set-piece issues from the week before and the entire team were resolute on defence, confronting the opposition at the tackle line with low and aggressive tackles. The backline looked dangerous when running from depth but were not quite able to finish with the required accuracy.

With five minutes remaining, and the side trailing 23-26, the Central Roofing Taranaki Whio finished a sweeping move to score a beautiful try underneath the posts, only for it to be controversially over-ruled through the intervention of the Assistant Referee. In a display reflecting the strong belief and culture in the team, the side overcame this to control possession through multiple phases and score a quality team try in the corner to win the final 28-26 and take out the Northern Regions Development title for 2026.

Players to standout in the final were forwards – Tangini Latu, Brylee Millham-Gee, Libby Francis and Michelle Hurley, and backs – Amelia Parata, Dani Muggeridge and Savana Leathers.

Congratulations to the playing and management team on a successful programme and thank you to Duncan Corlett and the team at Central Roofing for their outstanding and long serving support of the Whio programme.

08/09/2026

Looking for some live sport to watch this weekend?

Get along and support our local Inglewood AFC footballers at Stadium Taranaki in their finals this weekend!

30/08/2026

CELEBRATING OUR UP AND COMING PLAYERS

Good luck to all our younger club members playing away at tournaments this week!

Our community’s Inglewood High School Senior A Netball team have a number of 2026 IURNC players and members involved (Charlotte Tutavaha, Hannah Williams, Maddy White, Courtney Valentine, along with coaches Lauren Bayens and Wendy Williams). Meanwhile, we have a number of players representing other schools from around the region; Amaia Sherry (Spotswood College), Gaby Haami & Arna Hancock (Stratford Highschool), Lakein Woods (Te Paepae o Aotea).

A special congratulations also goes to Kaylani Anaha, who yesterday made her debut for the Manawatu Cyclone’s women’s rugby team. A name to watch on the rugby scene!

The future is bright here at IURNC 😎

24/08/2026

Well done to our IURNC Fun Mess team, who took our their grade this season 🎉