Bunnings Warehouse NPC
Week seven judicial outcomes
Southland’s Fine Viliami received a red card for foul play against Manawatū. Viliami is suspended for four weeks, but can be reduced to three if World Rugby Coaching Intervention programme is completed.
Week six judicial outcomes
Southland's Mitch Dunshea was cited for foul play against Canterbury. Dunshea’s suspension is for three weeks, but it can be reduced to two if World Rugby Coaching Intervention programme is completed.
Week two judicial outcomes
Otago's Saula Ma'u received a red card for foul play against Auckland. His case was cited but dismissed making him available to play the following round.
Week one judicial outcomes
Taranaki’s Reuben O’Neill received a red card for foul play against Counties Manukau. O’Neill pled not guilty, but was subsequently found guilty and as a result will be suspended for four weeks.
Summary of Judicial outcomes
|
Player & Team |
Offence |
Plea |
Penalty |
Available for selection (round) |
|
Fine Viliami (Southland) |
Foul play |
Guilty |
Four weeks (unless WR Coaching Intervention Programme is completed) |
October 11 (Quarter-finals) |
|
Mitch Dunshea (Southland) |
Foul play - high tackle |
Guilty |
Three weeks (unless WR Coaching Intervention Programme is completed) |
October 8 |
|
Reuben O’Neill (Taranaki) |
Foul play - high tackle |
Guilty |
Four weeks |
September 9 |
|
Saula Ma’u (Otago) |
Foul play - high tackle |
Not guilty |
Dismissed |
August 31 |
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Week seven judicial outcomes
Lolani Faleiva (Hawke’s Bay) was cited for foul play during their match against Taranaki. Faleiva will be suspended for three weeks which include matches in Week 8 v Auckland, Week 9 v Wellington and potentially the quarter-final pending successful completion of the World Rugby Coaching Intervention programme.
Week five judicial outcomes
North Harbour’s Hailey Beale was cited for foul play during their match against Manawatū. Beale will be suspended for three weeks reduced to two on successful completion of the World Rugby Coaching Intervention programme.
Week four judicial outcomes
Counties Manukau’s Shyanne Thompson was red carded for foul play during their match against Northland. Thompson will be suspended for three weeks reduced to two on successful completion of the World Rugby Coaching Intervention programme.
Summary of Judicial outcomes
|
Player & Team |
Offence |
Plea |
Penalty |
Available for selection (round) |
|
Lolani Faleiva (Hawke's Bay) |
Foul play |
Guilty |
Three weeks (unless WR Coaching Intervention programme completed). |
Quarter-finals |
|
Hailey Beale (North Harbour) |
Foul play |
Guilty |
Three weeks (unless WR Coaching Intervention programme completed). |
Semi-finals and two weeks after September 15 where Beale is next eligible to play. |
|
Shyanne Thompson (Counties Manukau) |
Foul play - high tackle |
Guilty |
Three weeks |
September 28 (following completion of the WR Coaching Intervention programme) |
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Week nine judicial outcomes
Horowhenua Kapiti’s Mikaele Alaifatu received a red card for foul play during their match against Thames Valley. Alaifatu will be suspended for three weeks starting October 5 and includes the October 12 match v West Coast.
Summary of Judicial outcomes
|
Player & Team |
Offence |
Plea |
Penalty |
Available for selection |
|
Mikaele Alaifatu (Horowhenua Kapiti) |
Foul Play |
Guilty |
Three weeks |
October 12 |