“Mum’s an artist because she loves painting, and Dad’s a rugby coach because he loves rugby. So, that’s a huge reason why I want to pursue what I love, not just find a job.” — Maia Joseph, Black Fern and medical student.
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“We’re obviously from different backgrounds . . . But the one thing all the players align on is people working hard, making sacrifices, and being committed to their tasks.” — Tomasi Cama, All Blacks Sevens head coach.
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“There are other things in the world more important than rugby. In New Zealand, that might not be true, but, in my world, being around family and friends and enjoying each other’s company is more important.” — Sir Wayne Shelford.
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“When a coach shows that he has my back, and when he treats me like family, I’ll go out on the field and do anything for him, for the brothers, for the team.” — Ardie Savea.
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“In New Zealand, unlike anywhere else, South Africa’s racist sports practices have been the subject of Māori protest since the end of World War I.”
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