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词条 2009 Air New Zealand Cup Round Robin
释义

  1. Standings

     Points Table  Ladder Progression 

  2. Schedule

     Round 1  Round 2  Round 3  Round 4  Round 5  Round 6  Round 7  Round 8  Round 9  Round 10  Round 11  Round 12  Round 13 

  3. See also

  4. References

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2009 Air NZ Cup Round-Robin
Duration30 July to 25 October
Rounds13
Matches played91

The 2009 Air New Zealand Cup was a provincial rugby union competition in New Zealand, which was run as a round-robin tournament from 30 July to 25 October. There were 13 rounds where every team played each other once. The top four teams on the Air New Zealand Cup table advanced to the semi-finals, where they played for a chance in the Grand Final.

Most weeks, one game was played on Thursday at 7:35 pm (NZ Time), two games on Fridays both starting at 7:35 pm, three games on Saturdays at 2:35, 5:30 and 7:35 pm and one game on Sundays at 2:35 pm. Again, this is most common, there were games played at 4:30 or 6:30 pm and more or less games played on certain days, e.g. Thursdays and Saturdays.

Standings

Points Table

Pos.TeamPldWDLPFPAPDBP1BP2Pts
1Canterbury1310033692311384347
2Wellington139043622371255243
3Southland (RS)13913260189712141
4Hawke's Bay138143722561166141
5Auckland13805272223493439
6Waikato13805285297-124036
7Bay of Plenty1370626826711332
8Taranaki1361625225111128
9Tasman13607243260-172228
10Otago13508260283-232527
11Manawatu13409305362-573524
12North Harbour13409244320-760420
13Northland13319226341-1150216
14Counties Manukau132011235436-2012212

Ladder Progression

Team12345678910111213
Auckland14141010768577665
Bay of Plenty6111313346877
Canterbury9622131111111
Counties Manukau8131413141412141414141414
Hawke's Bay14798117432254
Manawatu2965489101111121211
North Harbour771212131314131213101112
Northland115117121213111312131313
Otago1012886910121010111010
Southland4243222225433
Taranaki3109111075899998
Tasman131136954654789
Waikato1281314111011988546
Wellington5354546763322
WinDrawLoss
{{Clear}}

Schedule

{{s-start}}
|-border="2" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1" bgcolor=#ccccff
| width=14% align=center|Round 1
| width=14% align=center|Round 2
| width=14% align=center|Round 3
| width=14% align=center|Round 4
| width=14% align=center|Round 5
| width=14% align=center|Round 6
| width=14% align=center|Round 7
|-align=center
| 30 Jul-2 Aug
| 06-09 Aug
| 13-16 Aug
| 20-23 Aug
| 27-30 Aug
| 03-06 Sept
| 10-13 Sept{{s-end}}{{s-start}}
|-bgcolor=#ccccff
| width=14% align=center|Round 8
| width=14% align=center|Round 9
| width=14% align=center|Round 10
| width=14% align=center|Round 11
| width=14% align=center|Round 12
| width=14% align=center|Round 13
|-align=center
| 17-20 Sept
| 24-27 Sept
| 01-04 Oct
| 08-11 Oct
| 15-18 Oct
| 22-25 Oct{{s-end}}

Round 1

  • The highlight of round one was the first up Ranfurly Shield challenge when Wellington beat Otago 23-19, Otago had the chance to own the shield for the first time in 52 years.
  • On Saturday, three of the major unions went down to their lesser counterparts;
    • Hawke's Bay recorded its first win over Auckland in Air New Zealand/NPC history and their first win over Auckland since 1974.
    • North Harbour recorded a shock win over defending champions Canterbury in their first game of the season, Michael Harris lead the 22-19 victory recording 17 points.
    • Southland beat Waikato 16-6, their first win over the Mooloo men since 2003.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenue
30 Jul Tasman9 - 21 Taranaki7:35 pm Lansdowne Park
31 Jul Bay of Plenty19 - 14 Northland7:35 pm Rotorua International Stadium
31 Jul Wellington (RS)23 - 19 Otago7:35 pm Westpac Stadium
1 Aug Hawke's Bay47 - 13 Auckland2:35 pm McLean Park
1 Aug North Harbour22 - 19 Canterbury5:30 pm North Harbour Stadium
1 Aug Southland16 - 6 Waikato7:35 pm Rugby Park Stadium
2 Aug Manawatu36 - 31 Counties Manukau2:35 pm FMG Stadium
References:[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]

Round 2

  • Northland chose to switch their home game to North Harbour Stadium after determining that Okara Park would be unsuitable on account of bad field conditions.[8]
  • When Southland beat Otago 26-19 at Carisbrook, it was the 232nd time these two teams had matched up, the most played provincial rivalry in New Zealand rugby.
  • Tasman's 19-15 victory over North Harbour on 7 August was the first time in their history that they have beaten them.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
6 Aug Northland29 - 16 Taranaki7:35 pm North Harbour Stadium3,000
7 Aug North Harbour15 - 19 Tasman7:35 pm North Harbour Stadium6,000
7 Aug Otago19 - 26 Southland7:35 pm Carisbrook7,000
8 Aug Waikato30 - 22 Manawatu2:35 pm Waikato Stadium11,500
8 Aug Hawke's Bay13 - 21 Wellington5:30 pm McLean Park13,995
8 Aug Auckland16 - 22 Canterbury7:35 pm Eden Park10,200
9 Aug Counties Manukau9 - 32 Bay of Plenty2:35 pm Growers Stadium5,275

Round 3

  • When Northland ran out onto the field at the Kerikeri Domain it was the first time they have played in the province outside of Whangarei since 1976, and the first time Kerikeri have hosted an Air New Zealand/NPC match.[9]
  • Taranaki and Hawke's Bay played in the first drawn match of the season when they matched up 24 a piece at the full-time whistle, it was also refereed for the first time by a referee outside the country with Australian Nathan Pearce taking the officiators duty.
  • On 16 August Tasman and Counties Manukau played against each other for the first time in their history with Tasman winning 51-15.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
13 Aug Otago29 - 9 North Harbour7:35 pm Carisbrook4,000
14 Aug Southland23 - 25 Manawatu7:35 pm Rugby Park Stadium7,000
14 Aug Canterbury46 - 13 Waikato7:35 pm AMI Stadium9,500 [10]
15 Aug Northland13 - 32 Auckland2:35 pm Kerikeri Domain7,000
15 Aug Taranaki24 - 24 Hawke's Bay5:30 pm Yarrow Stadium6,593 [11]
15 Aug Bay of Plenty21 - 17 Wellington7:35 pm Rotorua Intl Stadium5,000
16 Aug Tasman51 - 15 Counties Manukau2:35 pm Trafalgar Park4,300

Round 4

  • Wellington won their second Ranfurly Shield challenge 16-15 against Auckland on 22 August, with some significant moments,
    • it is now the longest Wellington has held onto the shield since 1953; and
    • Fa'atonu Fili landed his 3rd drop goal of the competition, the most in any Air New Zealand Cup season, it also made Wellington the holder of the most drop goals in a season by a team with 2 being the previous record.
  • When Canterbury beat Tasman 25 to 21, it was the closest that Tasman had come to winning against their Crusader counterparts.
  • Counties Manukau were only team left in the competition without a win but ended that when they recorded a 33-21 win over Taranaki on 23 August.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
20 Aug Manawatu19 - 12 Otago7:35 pm FMG Stadium8,000
21 Aug North Harbour23 - 26 Northland7:35 pm North Harbour Stadium6,500
21 Aug Southland18 - 9 Hawke's Bay7:35 pm Rugby Park Stadium9,200
22 Aug Bay of Plenty32 - 16 Waikato2:35 pm Bay Park Stadium12,000
22 Aug Canterbury25 - 21 Tasman4:30 pm AMI Stadium9,400
22 Aug Wellington (RS)16 - 15 Auckland6:35 pm Westpac Stadium14,335
23 Aug Counties Manukau33 - 21 Taranaki2:35 pm Growers Stadium2,500

Round 5

  • Wellington lost the Ranfurly Shield in Round 5, losing 36-14 to Canterbury on 29 August.
  • When Southland beat North Harbour 24 to 22, it was the first time Southland had beaten North Harbour at their home stadium.
  • Hawke's Bay scored the first penalty try of the season in their 28-26 victory over Tasman on 28 August.
  • Auckland and Bay of Plenty contested for the new trophy, the John Drake Boot, named after John Drake, who died December 2008, Auckland won the trophy by winning 29 points to 14. This was also Bay of Plenty's first loss of the season.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
27 Aug North Harbour22 - 24 Southland7:35 pm North Harbour Stadium3,500
28 Aug Northland7 - 29 Otago7:35 pm Okara Park4,500
28 Aug Hawke's Bay28 - 26 Tasman7:35 pm McLean Park8,700
29 Aug Counties Manukau8 - 30 Waikato2:35 pm Growers Stadium7,000
29 Aug Manawatu10 - 12 Taranaki5:30 pm FMG Stadium11,000
29 Aug Wellington (RS)14 - 36 Canterbury7:35 pm Westpac Stadium18,511
30 Aug Auckland29 - 14 Bay of Plenty2:35 pm Eden Park6,000

Round 6

  • Southland and Northland started off round 6 with a draw when both teams locked up at 15 all, it was the second draw of the season.
  • When Wellington beat Counties Manukau on 4 September, Hosea Gear equaled the record for most tries in one game with 4.
  • The upset of the round was when Bay of Plenty beat Canterbury 19 points to 17, right after Canterbury had won the Ranfurly Shield off Wellington
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
03 Sept Southland15 - 15 Northland7:35 pm Rugby Park Stadium8,500 [12]
04 Sept Taranaki17 - 13 North Harbour7:35 pm Yarrow Stadium6,421
04 Sept Counties Manukau19 - 62 Wellington7:35 pm Growers Stadium3,500
05 Sept Tasman34 - 15 Manawatu2:35 pm Trafalgar Park5,500
05 Sept Bay of Plenty19 - 17 Canterbury5:30 pm Bay Park Stadium10,000
05 Sept Waikato30 - 22 Hawke's Bay7:35 pm Waikato Stadium10,000
06 Sept Otago18 - 22 Auckland2:35 pm Carisbrook7,000

Round 7

  • Canterbury hosted their first Ranfurly Shield challenge against Otago on 12 September, which they won 36-16.
  • When Tasman played Waikato on 11 September, it was officiated by Australian Andrew Lees, who was the second Australian to referee an Air New Zealand Cup match this season.
  • When Taranaki beat Wellington on 10 September, it was their first NPC/Air New Zealand Cup win over Wellington in 20 years.
  • When Southland beat Bay of Plenty 19-12 on 11 September, they earned the 4 competition points to gain them the top position on the points table, the first time ever Southland have achieved this in the first division of New Zealand provincial rugby.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
10 Sept Northland21 - 37 Counties Manukau7:35 pm Okara Park3,000
10 Sept Taranaki29 - 16 Wellington7:35 pm Yarrow Stadium7,500
11 Sept Tasman23 - 9 Waikato7:35 pm Lansdowne Park4,000
11 Sept Southland19 - 12 Bay of Plenty7:35 pm Rugby Park Stadium10,500
12 Sept North Harbour17 - 34 Hawke's Bay2:35 pm North Harbour Stadium3,000
12 Sept Canterbury (RS)36 - 16 Otago4:35 pm AMI Stadium16,500
13 Sept Auckland23 - 20 Manawatu2:35 pm Eden Park6,200

Round 8

  • Canterbury successfully hosted their second Ranfurly Shield match of the season when they beat Taranaki 29 points to 17.
  • North Harbour won the 29th edition of the Battle of the bridge against Auckland, only the sixth time they've beat them and the first time since 2004.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
17 Sept Bay of Plenty24 - 13 Tasman7:35 pm Bay Park Stadium6,700
17 Sept Counties Manukau6 - 14 Southland7:35 pm Growers Stadium2,000
18 Sept Canterbury (RS)29 - 17 Taranaki7:35 pm AMI Stadium8,800
18 Sept Waikato23 - 18 Wellington7:35 pm Waikato Stadium8,000
19 Sept Auckland14 - 16 North Harbour2:35 pm Eden Park6,520
19 Sept Hawke's Bay32 - 10 Otago4:35 pm McLean Park8,000
20 Sept Manawatu18 - 25 Northland2:35 pm FMG Stadium8,500

Round 9

  • Englishman Wayne Barnes refereed the game between Wellington and Southland, he was the third referee outside the country to referee an Air New Zealand Cup match this season.
  • Canterbury successfully held their third Ranfurly Shield challenge against Northland when they beat them 31-21.
  • Tasman recorded their first ever win over Auckland in their four-year history, even though it was only the second time they've played each other.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
24 Sept Wellington32 - 13 Southland7:35 pm Westpac Stadium5,301
25 Sept Taranaki14 - 15 Waikato7:35 pm Yarrow Stadium5,564
25 Sept North Harbour28 - 19 Counties Manukau7:35 pm North Harbour Stadiumunknown
26 Sept Canterbury (RS)31 - 21 Northland2:35 pm AMI Stadiumunknown
26 Sept Hawke's Bay35 - 30 Manawatu5:30 pm McLean Parkunknown
26 Sept Otago26 - 17 Bay of Plenty7:35 pm Carisbrookunknown
27 Sept Tasman12 - 8 Auckland2:35 pm Trafalgar Park8,100

Round 10

  • Counties Manukau were the first team in this year's competition to be eliminated from semifinal contention when they lost to Canterbury on 2 October.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
1 Oct Waikato33 - 22 North Harbour7:35 pm Waikato Stadium8,000
2 Oct Bay of Plenty19 - 22 Hawke's Bay7:35 pm Rotorua Intl Stadium6,700
2 Oct Counties Manukau17 - 28 Canterbury7:35 pm Growers Stadium3,047
3 Oct Auckland27 - 13 Southland2:35 pm Eden Park6,520
3 Oct Wellington43 - 15 Manawatu5:30 pm Westpac Stadium8,607
3 Oct Taranaki38 - 10 Otago7:35 pm Yarrow Stadium7,922
4 Oct Northland16 - 21 Tasman2:35 pm Okara Park4,000

Round 11

  • Canterbury successfully held their fourth Ranfurly Shield challenge against Manawatu on 9 October, winning 50-26.
  • Canterbury became the first team in the competition to qualify for the semifinals with their victory over Manawatu.
  • Despite sitting in 10th place immediately after their loss on 9 October, Manawatu was the second team to be eliminated from semifinal contention.
  • When Hawke's Bay beat Counties Manukau 54-8, it was the largest winning margin between the two teams.
  • Northland's David Holwell celebrated his 100th game for the province against his old union, Wellington on 11 October.
  • Taranaki and Tasman were the first teams this season to be held scoreless, when they played Auckland and Southland on 9 and 10 October.
  • Otago was eliminated from semifinal contention when they lost to Waikato. Waikato's victory also eliminated North Harbour and Northland bringing the total of eliminated teams to five.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
8 Oct Hawke's Bay54 - 8 Counties Manukau7:35 pm McLean Parkunknown
9 Oct Canterbury (RS)50 - 26 Manawatu7:35 pm AMI Stadiumunknown
9 Oct Taranaki0 - 10 Auckland7:35 pm Yarrow Stadiumunknown
10 Oct Otago29 - 35 Waikato2:35 pm Carisbrookunknown
10 Oct Southland41 - 0 Tasman5:30 pm Rugby Park Stadiumunknown
10 Oct North Harbour28 - 7 Bay of Plenty7:35 pm North Harbour Stadium1,500
11 Oct Northland7 - 41 Wellington2:35 pm Okara Parkunknown

Round 12

  • By defeating Hawke's Bay on 15 October, Canterbury ensured home field advantage in the semifinal and (should they reach it) the final.
  • Taranaki became the sixth team be eliminated from playoff contention when they lost to Southland on 16 October.
  • Bay of Plenty became the seventh team be eliminated from playoff contention when Wellington beat North Harbour on 17 October.
  • Tasman became the eighth team to be eliminated from playoff contention when they lost to Otago on 17 October. They were also held scoreless for the second straight week after losing to Southland in Round 11 41-0.
  • The Wellington Lions played in specially designed white jerseys in their 17 October match against North Harbour to help raise funds and awareness for the Samoa Tsunami appeal.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
15 Oct Hawke's Bay20 - 27 Canterbury7:35 pm McLean Park17,000
16 Oct Manawatu27 - 28 Bay of Plenty7:35 pm FMG Stadiumunknown
16 Oct Southland29 - 13 Taranaki7:35 pm Rugby Park Stadium6,000
17 Oct Wellington37 - 13 North Harbour2:35 pm Westpac Stadium10,160
17 Oct Otago21 - 0 Tasman5:30 pm Carisbrookunknown
17 Oct Waikato27 - 19 Northland7:35 pm Waikato Stadiumunknown
18 Oct Auckland37 - 14 Counties Manukau2:35 pm Eden Park8,400

Round 13

  • Six teams remained in contention for the semi-finals at the beginning of the round (Canterbury, Wellington, Southland, Waikato, Hawke's Bay and Auckland); and of these only Canterbury was guaranteed a position.
  • Southland obtained the Ranfurly Shield for the first time since 1959 when they beat Canterbury 9 points to 3 on 22 October. In the process, they became the second team to book themselves a place in the semi-finals.
  • Wellington clinched a home semi-final after their win against Tasman on 23 October. The victory also cemented Southland as the third-place team in the Round Robin and as Wellington's semifinal opponent.
  • Auckland was the ninth team to be eliminated from semifinal contention with Hawke's Bay victory over Northland on 23 October.
  • Manawatu beat North Harbour for the first time ever, winning 42-16 on 24 October. Manawatu's Andre Taylor also equaled the record for most points scored in an Air New Zealand Cup game with 27, including 2 tries, 2 penalty goals, 4 conversions and 1 drop goal.
  • Hawke's Bay won the last playoff spot and Waikato was the tenth and final team eliminated from semifinal contention when Auckland beat Waikato on 24 October.
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamTimeVenueAttendance
22 Oct Canterbury3 - 9 Southland (RS)7:35 pm AMI Stadium10,500
23 Oct Northland13 - 32 Hawke's Bay7:35 pm Okara Park2,500
23 Oct Tasman14 - 22 Wellington7:35 pm Lansdowne Park5,500
24 Oct Manawatu42 - 16 North Harbour2:35 pm FMG Stadium7,000
24 Oct Otago22 - 19 Counties Manukau5:30 pm Carisbrook3,000
24 Oct Waikato18 - 26 Auckland7:35 pm Waikato Stadium9,800
25 Oct Bay of Plenty24 - 30 Taranaki2:35 pm Bay Park Stadium7,100

See also

  • Air New Zealand Cup
  • 2009 Air New Zealand Cup

References

1. ^Taranaki too good {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110707113803/http://allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=10649 |date=7 July 2011 }}, Sportal.co.nz, 30 July 2009. Retrieved on 14 March 2010.
2. ^Bay storms back in second half {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110707113816/http://allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=10663 |date=7 July 2011 }}, Sportal.co.nz, 31 July 2009. Retrieved on 14 March 2010.
3. ^Final quarter sinks Otago hopes {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100520004230/http://www.allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=10664 |date=20 May 2010 }}, Sportal.co.nz, 31 July 2009. Retrieved on 14 July 2010.
4. ^Hawke's Bay thumps Auckland {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100520070238/http://www.allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=10672 |date=20 May 2010 }}, Sportal.co.nz, 1 August 2009. Retrieved on 14 March 2010.
5. ^Harris highlights changed Harbour {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100520043721/http://www.allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=10687 |date=20 May 2010 }}. Sportal.co.nz, 3 August 2009. Retrieved on 14 March 2010.
6. ^Southland seals good win {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100520074330/http://www.allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=10674 |date=20 May 2010 }}, Sportal.co.nz, 1 August 2009. 14 March 2010.
7. ^Comeback costs Counties Manukau {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110707113958/http://allblacks.com/index.cfm?layout=displayNews&newsArticle=10680 |date=7 July 2011 }}, Sportal.co.nz, 2 August 2009. Retrieved on 14 March 2010.
8. ^{{cite web|title=Northland switch venue for first home game |url=http://www.allblacks.com/anzcnews/10573/Northland-venue-switched-for-first-home-game |work= |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/5iXZJibzt?url=http://www.allblacks.com/anzcnews/10573/Northland-venue-switched-for-first-home-game |archivedate=25 July 2009 |deadurl=no |accessdate=2009-07-22 |df= }}
9. ^{{cite web |title=Kerikeri to host Air NZ Cup match |url=http://allblacks.com/anzcnews/10186/Kerikeri-to-host-Air-New-Zealand-Cup-match |work= |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/5ixIiCFtB?url=http://allblacks.com/anzcnews/10186/Kerikeri-to-host-Air-New-Zealand-Cup-match |archivedate=11 August 2009 |deadurl=yes |accessdate=2009-08-09 |df=dmy-all }}
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