Richard Becht is a PR and Communications Manager for One NZ Warriors, a local rugby team in Auckland, New Zealand. With a focus on local sports news and events, Richard's work has also appeared in the National Rugby League. He is known for his coverage of player signings, sponsorships, and team initiatives.
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Richard Becht's focus is primarily on local sports, specifically rugby and the NRL with an emphasis on event coverage. Journalists like Richard would likely be interested in pitches related to local sporting events, team sponsorships, player contracts or any other significant developments within the New Zealand Warriors or relevant rugby teams.
Given his geographic focus on Auckland and New Zealand, he would particularly appreciate pitches that are tied to this location. If you have access to insider information about these local sports teams or have unique perspectives related to their activities, it could make for a compelling pitch.
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Moala Taufa-Graham twice honoured with NSW Cup accolades at Warriors’ annual awards.
Harry Durbin’s development curve has continued its upward trajectory with his Jersey Flegg Cup player of the year accolade at the One New Zealand Warriors’ annual awards.
Foundation NRLW player Apii Nicholls revealed as Warriors’ first signing for competition return.
Waikato players Mya Hill-Moana, Harata Butler and Capri Paekau have been confirmed as the latest signings for the One New Zealand Warriors’ return to the NRLW in 2025.
Warriors-contracted players including seven from the title-winning St Thomas of Canterbury College team dominated the national under-16 and under-18 squads named after the New Zealand Rugby League’s National Secondary Schools tournament staged in Papakura.
In trawling through some statistics from a challenging 2024 season, a record has emerged which spells out the frustration of the One New Zealand Warriors'might-have-been campaign.
Premiership winner Laishon Albert-Jones newest signing for Warriors' return to NRLW in 2025.
All the leading individual statistics from a host of key categories have been collated and summarised from the One New Zealand Warriors’ 30th season.
Queensland Origin representative Emmanita Paki, double international Lavinia Tauhalaliku and New Zealand-born Gold Coast Titans forward Matekino Gray have today been confirmed as the One New Zealand Warriors’ latest signings for their NRLW comeback in 2025.
One New Zealand Warriors front rowers Mitchell Barnett and Addin Fonua-Blake have been ranked two of the top four props in the game by their peers in voting for the 2024 Players’ Dream Team.
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