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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Tonga international Metanoia Fotu-Moala has become the One New Zealand Warriors’ first signing from local football for the club’s reintroduction to the NRLW next year.
Kiwi Ferns internationals Apii Nicholls, Mya Hill-Moana and Laishon Albert-Jones plus former Black Ferns star Shakira Baker head a list of 11 players contracted so far for the One New Zealand Warriors’ re-entry into the NRLW next season.
While the NRL finals are now into their third week, the Super League playoffs are kick off this weekend – and New Zealand fans can watch all the games live leading up to the grand final at Old Trafford in Manchester on October 13.
Departing Warriors front rower Addin Fonua-Blake and Penrith’s Warriors-bound prop and Kiwi captain James Fisher-Harris are both shortlisted for the NRL’s Dally Team of the Year to be announced in Sydney on Wednesday night.
One New Zealand Warriors second rower Jacob Laban has capped a momentous season by being named in the New South Wales Cup Team of the Year.
Warriors-bound hooker Sam Healey tasted New South Wales Cup grand final glory with Cronulla Sutherland feeder club Newtown in a 28-22 thriller against the North Sydney Bears yesterday.
The benefits of unprecedented pathways opportunities were in full evidence with a total of 131 players representing the One New Zealand Warriors across five elite competitions in 2024.
Warriors prop Addin Fonua-Blake named in Dally M Team of the Year for second time running.
Investing in a multi-layered development strategy has delivered healthy first-year dividends for the One New Zealand Warriors.
Yet more recognition for One New Zealand Warriors prop Addin Fonua-Blake who, for the second straight year, has been named as a finalist for the Players’ Champion award to be announced during coverage of the NRL grand final on Sunday.
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