CET Arena Friday, 12 November at 7:05 PM
Turbos 
Otago 
Latest updates and news from the Manawatu Turbos
Manawatū Rugby has reappointed Turbos and Cyclones head coaches Peter Russell and Fusi Fe’aunati.
The duo’s roles as head coaches of the union’s two flagship teams have been...
Turbos first five-eighth Brett Cameron has locked in his future with the Manawatū Turbos.
The 25-year-old Whanganui-raised No 10 has been a standout in the green and white this...
One of Manawatū’s brightest young talents has recommitted to the province for two more seasons.
Blindside flanker TeKamaka Howden has re-signed for the team
Howden is...
Meet the team
The 21-year-old Chiefs Development player, who can cover wing and centre, brings some blockbusting finishing skills to the Turbos.
He has long been earmarked for great things having impressed as a schoolboy out of Rotorua Boys’ High School, including being named in the Condor Sevens tournament team.
He has played for the Bay of Plenty Development team, Chiefs Under 20s, Tonga Under 20s and Chiefs Development XV.
Jamie Booth made his debut for the Turbos in 2015, and was rewarded for a stellar ITM Cup season with a spot in the Hurricanes Wider-Training squad in 2015. He was then called into the Blues, but did not see any game time with the Super Rugby franchise. He is an explosive halfback and a former Palmerston North Boys High School 1st XV player. Jamie has represented Manawatu at Sevens and through age grade teams.
