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STAR Alliance announce two teams for WFRXXX Competition
2026-05-18 16:38:37
Star Alliance CEO Joe Gambit in a packed press conference announced that the Silverstream Wild and Santiago Condors have been given club licences by WFR officals for WFRXXX.
Both are former WFR clubs that were active when WFR went into hiatus in 2013.
'The Star Alliance is committed to not only growing the game of rugby in the rugby stronghold of New Zealand, but growning it in smaller countries such as we are striving to do in Chile with the Santiago Condors. We have great hopes for Silverstream and Santiago this season' commented CEO Joe Gambit.
Silverstream Wild coaching team will be former NZ sevens coach Scott Waldrom assisted by former Wild players Daniel Braid and Stephen Donald.
Santiago Condors will be coached by their former captain Canadian Luke Tait and a team that he will name at a later date.
Silverstream Wild will be in the Premiership with their opening match, the battle of the capital being versus the Wellington Dophins. While the Santiago Condors will be in Conference One.
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Both are former WFR clubs that were active when WFR went into hiatus in 2013.
'The Star Alliance is committed to not only growing the game of rugby in the rugby stronghold of New Zealand, but growning it in smaller countries such as we are striving to do in Chile with the Santiago Condors. We have great hopes for Silverstream and Santiago this season' commented CEO Joe Gambit.
Silverstream Wild coaching team will be former NZ sevens coach Scott Waldrom assisted by former Wild players Daniel Braid and Stephen Donald.
Santiago Condors will be coached by their former captain Canadian Luke Tait and a team that he will name at a later date.
Silverstream Wild will be in the Premiership with their opening match, the battle of the capital being versus the Wellington Dophins. While the Santiago Condors will be in Conference One.