Latest updates and news from the Manawatu Turbos
Aaron Smith will start his first game for the Manawatū Turbos since 2011 when he runs out onto Central Energy Trust Arena on Sunday.
The All Blacks halfback will be playing his 45th...
We’ve all watched Aaron Smith propel to the top of rugby greatness, but what of his provincial team back in his home ground? After patiently waiting nine long years the time has finally...
Due to the Government's announcement that the country will remain in Level 2 restrictions, there will be no public sales for Sunday's double headers.
With gathering restrictions imposed,...
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Meet the team
Wyness was on the fringe of the Turbos for three seasons before getting the call up in 2018. The talented kicker and deceptively dangerous ball carrier is a fixture in the Feilding Yellows. Injury robbed him of chance to play in 2018, but he was signed again in 2019.
A policeman by trade, Galloway cracked the Turbos after a monster 2019 club campaign with College Old Boys. He was quick to get his hands on a starting jersey with his high work rate.
Originally from Palmerston North Boys High School Hemopo opted to return to his roots in 2016 after a couple of seasons in Otago. The Highlanders lock had a break-out Super Rugby campaign in 2017 including a man-of-the-match performance against the British and Irish Lions. He was named the Turbos' player of the year in 2017.
The Australian tighthead prop adds some size to the Turbos pack. He is another damging ball carrying option.
