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Meet Our Sponsors
It is with pleasure that CW introduces this new feature to our website. Luke Kratz kicks off this feature. Luke works with CIBC - Wood Gundy as a Portfolio Manager and Financial Advisor. Luke has been in the business “for many years”, the past seven of which have been with Wood Gundy. ...
CW CONGRATULATES CAPTAIN CARPS
NSMT's Captain, Aaaron Carpenter reaches the FIFYT CAP plateau today when he leads the boys against Tonga. This is an outstanding effort and he joins an ellite club. CW wishes to offer sincere congratulations on this service and also wish him the best of luck in today's outing. He will be...
Giving Back
Last weekend a bunch of CW Minis and Womens players assembled at Windsor to partake in the 51st Oak Bay Tea Party. These young people did a great job, organizing the "float" and wooing the crowds with their candy tossing abilities. CW seeks to be imnvolved with community whenever possible and...
U11's/U13's Go 8 & 0 @ Cowichan Jamboree
Hats off to CW Minis who made a splash at Shawnigan Lake Jamboree today (Sunday). The U11's and U13's went undefeated in winning four games each and playing some very good rugby in the process. Check out the photos for action pix. Thanks to our coaches today, Lance and Mark and all...
UVic Vikes Paste TBirds
UVic Vikes with five CW Junior "grads" laid a licking on UBC Birds at the weekend to win the 41st edition of the Brian 'Winky' Wightman Boot. The Vikes won their 16th consecutive contest. It is always great to see Island teams perform at their best and we congratulate Beau Parker, Luke...
CW Minis Call It Quits For The Season
Mitch picks the gap! Minis wound up another successful season last Sunday, although there are hopes for U11 and U13 to compete at Shawnigan Jamboree on 7th April. It was a great morning at The Park, hosting cross-town, Velox. What a windup - hot dogs and cup cakes - does it get any better? ...
The Weekend That Was!
The curtain draws on a very interesting weekend. Firstly, congratulations to the NSMT Sevens, marginally being nutted by Samoa 7 -12 in the Plate Final at Hong Kong. The boys earned 12 MAJOR points, moving up the ladder to ninth place, vaulting the more illustrious 'Poms'. An excellent...