After a week away last week, the Blues (minus their All Blacks and New Zealand Under 20 representatives) are back at training this week to prepare for a match against the NZ Barbarians in Whangarei on Friday (kick-off 6.30pm)

Two of the Blues’ most exciting young stars will line up for the New Zealand Under 20 team to face South Africa tonight in the 2014 IRB Junior World Championship at QBE Stadium tonight.

Impressive young Blues lock Patrick Tuipulotu is poised to make his All Blacks debut after being named on the bench for Saturday’s opening Test of the Steinlager Series against England at Eden Park.

The Blues may be down but head coach Sir John Kirwan insists they’re not out just yet as they still cling onto hopes of making the playoffs.

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Promising Blues lock Patrick Tuipulotu has been included in the All Blacks squad for the three Steinlager Series Tests against England.

The Blues’ season is still alive after they defeated the Hurricanes 37-24 at Eden Park on Saturday night.

Livewire first five-eighths Ihaia West will make his first Super Rugby start when the Blues take on the Hurricanes at Eden Park this Saturday.

The Blues Development team continued their impressive form with a dominant 45-21 victory over Samoa Under 20 and Waitakere Stadium last night.

After a 24-14 victory over the New Zealand Under 20 team on Friday, the Blues Development team turn their attention to the Samoan Under 20 team this evening.

Dan Bowden is coming home after signing with New Zealand Rugby and the Blues for the 2015 and 2016 Investec Super Rugby seasons.

Blues first five-eighths Chris Noakes suffered a suspected partial rupture of the distal biceps tendon in his right arm during a match for the Blues development team on Friday