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Written by: Roy Simson
Three former members of the Jakarta Komodos Juniors played in the recent
Indonesian National Rugby 7s Championships in Solo, Central Java.
The event featured men’s and women’s teams from 12 provinces and took place over July 2-3 at Solo’s Banyuanyar Field. The competition was seen as a ...
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A junior Komodo who began playing rugby for the Jakarta club as a four-year old has been selected for the U13 North Queensland team.
Carter Widjaja Bates, who played for the Komodos for five years, will represent the North Queensland Brolgas at the Queensland Rugby Union State Championships in Toowoomba in July.
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Dear Komodos Family,
Happy New Year! Happy 2021!
2021 brings new hopes and dreams. We will have rugby this year. I dream of happy new experiences and memories on the field for all Komodos.
You all wish to know when we will start rugby practice for the Junior Komodos again. We are not sure yet, as the number of ...
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What a great experience to share this moment with a fantastic group of players.
The belief was always there and the hard work and dedication at training has paid off.
We had 5 tough pool games; three were played on Saturday and the remaining two were played on Sunday. Out of all pool games; we won 4 ...
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Article written by Roy Simpson
Thanks to the support of Tim Woodward (Flying Kukris), Mike Jackson (Tanglin RC) and all the Komodos Sponsors Siti Yuniarti and the team at the SingLife Girls Rugby TRC Cup
Leading
the way for Girls Rugby in
Indonesia
“When Siti returned home with a medal, she
was viewed ...
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One of Asia’s greatest Rugby Tournaments, the Jakarta Rugby 10s Tournament, is back in force in 2020 with a newly expanded format at the world-class GBK Senayan stadium in South Jakarta! Now with Open Men’s 10s, Women’s 7s, Veterans 10s and Juniors all coming together for a beautiful weekend of rugby and family ...
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WIth the efforts of Tim Woodward (Flying Kukris) and Mike Jackson (Tanglin RC), the Jakarta Komodos Girls Under 14 and Under 16 ventured to Singapore to test their skills against opposition from around South East Asia.
The majority of the girls who were flying the
Indonesian flag were from the local Keranggan ...
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