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Northcote Tigers

The Northcote Tigers are a rugby league club based in Northcote, New Zealand. The club was founded in 1910 as the Northcote Warriors though they became known as the Northcote Ramblers shortly afterwards.

History
In 1909 some members of the North Shore rugby were so impressed with the new type of football they had seen that they decided to found a club for the 1910 season. Thus in 1910 the Northcote "Ramblers" League Football Club was born. It wasn't until 1948 however that the club qualified for the first grade and earned 'senior' status. In 1987 they finally won the Fox Memorial championship, under the coaching of Graeme Birch. ==Notable players==
Notable players
Players for the Tigers have included Gary Freeman, Sean Hoppe, Jason Lowrie, Gene Ngamu, Paul Rauhihi, Tony Tuimavave and former New Zealand Warrior Kevin Locke. 1Kiwi representatives Thirteen players have played for the New Zealand national rugby league team: • Tom Conroy: 1975 • Gary Freeman: 1986–92, 1994–95 • Tom Hadfield: 1956-61 • Frank Halloran*: 1937 • Sean Hoppe: 1992–99, 2002 • Len Jordan: 1946-49 • Josh Liavaa: 1975 • Jason Lowrie: 1993–95, 1999-2000 • Gene Ngamu: 1993-99 • John O'Sullivan: 1971–72, 1974–75 • Paul Rauhihi: 2002-04 • Paddy Tuimavave: 1990 • Tony Tuimavave: 1995 • Alex Glenn: 2012 • Kevin Locke: 2011 • Keano Kini 2024 Frank Halloran had transferred to the Ponsonby club at the start of the 1934 season. The club has also had many Auckland representatives, including Shane Horo, Stuart Galbraith, Brian McLennan, Logan Campbell, Latham Tawhai, Mark Elia, Ken McIntosh, and Willie Poching. ==Bartercard Cup==
Bartercard Cup
With the creation of the Bartercard Cup in 2000 by the New Zealand Rugby League the Tigers were one of the seven Auckland sides invited to join. However they did not experience that much success, failing to make the top five in three successive attempts. • two points for a Bye as the Ngongotaha Chiefs dropped out of the competition. North Harbour Tigers In 2003 the Bartercard Cup Franchise was renamed the North Harbour Tigers. The new side represented all of the North Shore teams and not just the Northcote club. It experienced a some success in its three-year history, making the top five twice, both times losing in the Elimination Semi-final. Harbour League In 2006 the number of Auckland Bartercard Cup sides was reduced from eight to five. This resulted in the North Harbour Tigers and the Hibiscus Coast Raiders leaving the competition and being replaced by the Harbour League franchise. ==Northcote and Birkenhead Senior Team Records 1910-1943, 1990, 1992-94, 2022==
Northcote and Birkenhead Senior Team Records 1910-1943, 1990, 1992-94, 2022
The season record for the most senior men's team in the club. ==References==
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