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The Saints mean the world to McLean. A born-and-bred Wellingtonian, he debuted for the team in 1996 against the Hutt Valley Lakers as a 17-year-old Rongotai College schoolboy. He holds the record for games played for the club (269) and has spent 16 seasons with them, winning three championships in 2003, 2010, and 2011. Chris Skelton/Stuff Troy McLean, right, celebrates the Wellington Saints' title win in 2011 against the Hawke's Bay Hawks. McLean has played the fourth most games in NBL history (320), also spending two seasons with the Manawatū Jets (2013-14) and another in 2006 with the d...

What does your business do? Boss Gym is a bodybuilding and combat sport gym designed for the everyday person. We want everyone to be welcome and have a friendly and conformable place to workout and get fit. Where is it? Eastbourne, close to Hampden Park train station. From left, Sasha Tiffen, Suzie Volkes, Courtney Frazer-Bates, Sophie Knott, Ronnie Paura, Ross Dickerson, Dan Walker. Right, Suzie and Courtney How many on your team and who are they? We have a team of seven of us who are owners including the fitness sensation Ross Dickerson. Courtney Frazer-Bates and I look afte...

Kerwin Roach scored 19 points as the Wellington Saints thumped the Otago Nuggets in Dunedin. Normal service has resumed, it seems, as the Wellington Saints returned to the NBL in style on opening night in Dunedin. Having been one of three teams to opt out of last year’s Covid-19 induced Showdown competition, the perennial heavyweights were back to business in fine fashion on Saturday, downing the Otago Nuggets 95-73 at the Edgar Centre. Having claimed four titles, and been runners-up twice, in the six seasons prior to the unique last one – including going a perfect 20-0 in 2019 – the ...

Fifty years have passed since the death of the Right Reverend Percival ...