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  1. Tom Ale

    Tom Ale

    Tom Ale moved from Mount Roskill Grammar School to Wesley College in a bid to improve his rugby. That ambition was further enhanced when in late 2015, Ale earned a scholarship to Rotorua Boys’ High School, then the national champions Ale spent two years in the Rotorua BHS First XV and the...
  2. Jackson Frei

    Jackson Frei

    Big Jackson joined the Vodafone Warriors from the Sydney Roosters' system after the 2018 season. Initially on a development contract, he was subsequently upgraded to a full NRL contract after impressing throughout the off season. A foot injury delayed his club debut until the seventh round when...
  3. mt.wellington

    Player Suaia Matagi

    Suaia Matagi NRL player Suaia Matagi on long, hard road from jail cell A drunken assault - then a stint in jail followed by years of remorse and shame. Daniel Lane12 January 2014 — 3:00am Suaia Matagi was 15, a gang member, drunk and on a mission to avenge a friend's mother who had been...

  4. Player Jackson Frei

    Jackson Frei So have we signed Brendan Frei, Jackson Frei or both? Seen different articles that have mentioned both as signing with us.
  5. Aieshaleigh Smalley

    Aieshaleigh Smalley

    AIESHALEIGH SMALLEY Aieshaleigh Smalley Pronunciation: Ah-eee-shar-lee Born: September 23, 1991 Birthplace: Auckland, NZ Club: Otahuhu Leopards Position: Prop Rep Honours: Kiwi Ferns (2017-2018), World Cup (2017), NRL Nines (2017), Counties Manukau Stingrays Occupation: Mother 'Eesha' is a...
  6. Kahurangi Peters

    Kahurangi Peters

    KAHURANGI PETERS Kahurangi Peters Pronunciation: Car-who-rung-ee Born: February 23, 1994 Birthplace: Auckland, NZ Club: Manurewa Marlins Position: Prop Rep Honours: Kiwi Ferns (2013-2018), World Cup (2013, 2017), NRL Nines (2015, 2016, 2017), Counties Manukau Stingrays Occupation: Mother
  7. Lorina Papali'i

    Lorina Papali'i

    LORINA PAPALI'I Lorina Papali'i Pronunciation: Law-ree-nah Par-par-lee-ee Born: January 16, 1977 Birthplace: Hamilton, NZ Club: Richmond Roses Position: Second row/prop Rep Honours: Kiwi Ferns (1994-2005), World Cup (2000, 2005), New Zealand tag (2007, 2010, 2011), Samoa Mausina rugby union...
  8. Annetta-Claudia Nuuausala

    Annetta-Claudia Nuuausala

    ANNETTA-CLAUDIA NUUAUSALA Annetta-Claudia Nuuausala Pronunciation: Noo-ow-sar-lah Born: January 22, 1995 Birthplace: Auckland, NZ Club: Richmond Roses Position: Prop Rep Honours: Kiwi Ferns (2016-2018), World Cup (2017), Akarana Falcons Occupation: Customer/after sales support, Husqvarna NZ
  9. Tanika-Jazz Noble-Bell

    Tanika-Jazz Noble-Bell

    TANIKA-JAZZ NOBLE-BELL Tanika-Jazz Noble-Bell Born: February 20, 1996 Birthplace: Auckland, NZ Club: Manurewa Marlins Position: Second row/prop Rep Honours: Kiwi Ferns wider squad (2018), Kiwi Ferns (2017), NRL Nines (2017), Counties Manukau Stingrays, Auckland Vulcans Occupation: Student...
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    Player Leeson Ah Mau

    Leeson Ah Mau Round 1 2009 Team List Steve Price will have four first-time Vodafone Warriors with him – including an NRL debutant – when he makes his 300th first-grade appearance in Saturday night’s NRL season-opening clash against Parramatta at Mount Smart Stadium. Just two days after his...
  11. King Vuniyayawa

    King Vuniyayawa

    2015 - Manukau Stingrays 2015 - NZ National Premiership Champions
  12. mt.wellington

    Player Patrick Sipley

    Patrick Sipley Patrick Sipley Q & A His road to the NRL has taken longer than planned, and it’s been a frustrating journey at times. But this week 24-year-old Patrick Sipley finally achieved his goal of earning an NRL contract, joining brother Toafofoa in the Warriors’ first-grade squad for...
  13. Patrick Sipley

    Patrick Sipley

    Started his junior footy with brother Toafofoa Sipley ay City-Newton Dragons and Richmond Rovers. Western Springs College boy all through high school years. Went over when I finished high school to try and play U-20s at Manly. Had a few years there but it didn’t work out, so came back and...
  14. Joseph Vuna

    Joseph Vuna

    Rep. Honours:NZ Secondary Schools, Counties Manukau Stingrays 17s
  15. Leivaha Pulu

    Leivaha Pulu

    Born in Auckland, New Zealand, Pulu is of Tongan descent and played his junior rugby league for the Marist Saints. He moved to Australia as a 16-year-old and attended Keebra Park State High School, before being signed by the Wests Tigers. In 2009 and 2010, Pulu played for the Wests Tigers' NYC...
  16. James Bell

    James Bell

    'Jimmy' has come through the Vodafone Warriors' system, making his mark with the Papakura Sea Eagles to earn the opportunity to play NYC football in 2014. He impressed throughout the season as a rugged back rower culminating in him playing in the club's grand final-winning side. No longer...
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    Player Tevita Satae

    Tevita Chris Satae https://www.nzwarriors.com/player-profiles/chris-satae.400/
  18. Blain

    Player Jordan Pinnock

    Jordan Pinnock Player Discussion Thread Yeah and who is the ginger unit, maybe a NSW cup signing?
  19. Isaiah Papalii

    Isaiah Papalii

    The former Mount Albert Grammar student First XV player has been a standout with the Junior Warriors. While playing First XV for MAGs he helped the team win National First XV Championship Final against Hastings High School in 2016. Same year he would make his Warriors NYC debut and be selected...
  20. Ofahiki Ogden

    Ofahiki Ogden

    Odgen played for Mangere East Hawks and made New Zealand rep teams right throughout the age groups. The big second rower underlined his durability by appearing in all but two of the Vodafone Warriors’ 27 NYC games in 2015. Ogden was given a contract by the club to the end of 2017. 2012 New...
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