Chris Cogdale is a journalist for the Wairarapa Times-Age, focusing on local news in Masterton, New Zealand. With a passion for sports reporting, Chris covers a variety of sporting events and championships in the region, providing in-depth analysis and updates to the community.
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Chris Cogdale has a strong focus on local sporting events, particularly rugby and horse riding, in the Masterton region of New Zealand. If you have insights related to these specific sports or local events in Masterton, he may be receptive to pitches that provide coverage or analysis of ongoing tournaments and competitions.
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RUGBY Wairarapa Wahine Toa turned on one of their best 40 minutes of rugby in going down 43–12 to Kia Toa in a Manawatu Women's Premier match in Palmerston North on Saturday.
Injuries and fitness hinder Greytown FOOTBALL CHRIS COGDALE [email protected] Greytown Seatoun Reserves
GOOD Dane Lett's selection for the Black Sticks and his second Olympic Games tops this week's list, and deservedly so.
NETBALL CHRIS COGDALE [email protected] A whanau team who play netball for fun and to be competitive is the mantra
RUGBY CHRIS COGDALE [email protected] With three rounds to play before the business end of the Chris ‘Moose' Kapene
RACING CHRIS COGDALE [email protected] Wairarapa Racing Club track manager Matia Grace is off to Australia's Gold Coast after winning a “Rising Star” scholarship.
Athletics Wairarapa athlete Alison Andrews-Paul continued her late push for Olympic qualification in the 800m by finishing third and seventh in two events two days apart in Canada last weekend.
HOCKEY CHRIS COGDALE [email protected] Men Indians vs Dalefield NHS 1.15pm
Race organiser Jorge Sandoval at the start of stage five of the 2018 NZ Cycle Classic. Dave Lintott Photography/Supplied
Georgia Atkinson stole the show with a brilliant century in the Southey Sayer Wairarapa Korus washed out Shrimpton Trophy match with Hawke's Bay at Queen Elizabeth Park Oval on Sunday.
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