The Black Ferns XV named to face Manusina XV in a one-off match in Pukekohe tomorrow features four Otago Spirit players.
The Otago Spirit might have fallen short, but there are positive signs for the future.
The Otago Spirit backline has been shorn of two of its key women for the Farah Palmer Cup Championship semifinal against Northland tomorrow.
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Otago have been boosted by the return of talented first five Maia Joseph for their clash against Northland in Whangārei tomorrow.
Otago Spirit Coach Craig Sneddon has made just one change to the starting personnel for the match against Taranaki in Oamaru tomorrow.
Otago Spirit coach Duncan McEwan can be a hard man to please sometimes.
The Otago Spirit will be missing two key backs for its crunch match against Bay of Plenty at Forsyth Barr Stadium this morning.
The Otago Spirit is in must win territory after a heavy loss to Canterbury in Christchurch on Saturday.
The Otago Spirit overcame some early jitters to grab its first win of the national championship campaign over the Hawkes Bay Tuis at the University Oval on Saturday.
Otago Spirit coach Duncan McEwan will be watching the line breaks with interest when his side takes on Hawkes Bay today.
The Otago Spirit was well beaten 39-5 in its opening provincial championship game against Waikato in Hamilton on Saturday.
The Otago Spirit went down on Saturday, losing 39-0 to Auckland after being behind 17-0 at the break.
A couple of tries against the run of play condemned the Otago women to an agonising 15-10 loss to Waikato at the University Oval on Saturday.
In a battle of unbeaten teams, Otago was given a rude reality check by arch-rival Canterbury at Forsyth Barr Stadium yesterday.
The Otago Spirit's bubble burst when it was beaten 13-11 by Counties-Manukau in Pukekohe on Saturday.
The winning streak continued for the Otago Spirit on Saturday when it upset the Auckland Storm at Western Springs Stadium.
The dominant Otago scrum played a key role in the Spirit's seven-try win over Taranaki on Saturday.
Otago Spirit gave a gutsy display and rattled Auckland for 40 minutes. But it was not able to sustain its effort in the second spell and lost 28-17.
Otago Spirit gave a gutsy display and rattled Auckland in the first half when they scored three tries to lead 17-12.