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Maggie Cogger-Orr Details Her Journey to Becoming a Global Rugby Referee
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JOIN NOWMaggie Cogger-Orr - test rugby referee and NZR's women’s referee development manager - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport in a very special interview, talking all about her journey into officiating the oval-ball code. Originally from Canada, Cogger-Orr is one of a small group of female rugby referees in New Zealand, and has held the whistle in women's Six Nations and Super Rugby Aupiki fixtures, as well as the sevens tournament at the Paris Olympics.
She talks about her experiences in a variety of rugby disciplines, the differences between officiating men and women, why she moved from Canada to New Zealand, and more.