For the love of the game

Tue, 17 Jul 2012 7:00p.m.

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So many young kids grow up in awe of our top sporting figures, chasing the dream of one day being as good as their heroes.

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18/07/2012 3:20:02 p.m.

Moira MacDonald wrote:

What a gorgeous young man Jake is inside and out. Very determined and courageous. He could be heading for a big future career in Refereeing Rugby in NZ. Well done Jake!! Good to see you not letting your illness get the better of you. All the very best.

18/07/2012 8:16:22 a.m.

Jack Devane wrote:

I've know jake from when I was five he was always a great player but his illness keep him away from School and also his rugby it's good for jake and I would also like to thank him for everything he has done for me and everyone has supported him along the way

17/07/2012 9:09:43 p.m.

Cain avison wrote:

I think it is good for jake. Because he loves the game and now he's in control of the game and also he's on the field doing what he does best. And for as long as I've known jake he has been a rugby man he knows every answer about rugby and question . And when he was 7/8 he new ever rule in the rugby rule book and I new he was going to be a all black or a ref .