Kaikorai 'Demons' Rugby

Kaikorai 'Demons' Rugby

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"We are not told who our forefathers are, but we know that in 1880-81, a number of boys used to kick a ball around in an area at the bottom of Flagstaff.

The original maori derivation of Kaikorai comes from the word Kaikarae the name of the estuary and stream that weaves its way over Bishopscourt. This stream in the early days was bountiful and an abundant source of kai (food) for local maori and later on, for local inhabitants around the area. Once a source for food and sustenance of life, now a source of recreation and community activity through the bonds of rugby, social interaction and mateship.

Photos from Kaikorai 'Demons' Rugby's post 20/08/2026

We’re on 😈

Make sure you come down to Tahuna Park tomorrow to support our boys in blue πŸ™Œ

19/08/2026

Massive shift incoming for our U20 Prem Colts and U21 Div 2’s

See everyone this Saturday at Tahuna 😈

Photos from Kaikorai 'Demons' Rugby's post 14/08/2026

Big weekend for our Colts

Go well boys 😈

12/08/2026

Massive shift incoming for our Colts this week 😈

Photos from Kaikorai 'Demons' Rugby's post 06/08/2026

Big weekend ahead at Hell’s Gates 😈

Photos from Kaikorai 'Demons' Rugby's post 06/08/2026

Information for next week’s prize giving and team photos 🀘

05/08/2026

Fixtures for Saturday 8th August

Go well 😈

02/08/2026

Weekend results 😈🀘

Photos from Kaikorai 'Demons' Rugby's post 30/07/2026

Best of luck to our boys this weekend 😈

29/07/2026

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