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As of my last update in September 2021, I do not have access to real-time information or updates. To find the most recent game that the New Zealand Warriors played and the score, I recommend checking the latest sports news on a reliable website, such as ESPN, the official NRL website, or sports news apps. If you have any other questions or need help with something else, feel free to ask!
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KPWarrior
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When was the last time the NZ Warriors beat the Melbourne Storm? Include venue and score
As of my last update in September 2021, my data on specific sports events and scores may not be complete or entirely up to date. However, I can provide historical information up to that point.
The New Zealand Warriors last defeated the Melbourne Storm on May 16, 2015. The game took place at AAMI Park in Melbourne, and the final score was:
New Zealand Warriors 28
Melbourne Storm 14
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KPWarrior
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Who did the NZ Warriors play on May 16 2015 and what was the score?
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On May 16, 2015, the New Zealand Warriors played against the Parramatta Eels. The match took place at Parramatta Stadium, and the Warriors won with a score of 17-13.
For the most recent and accurate results, please check a reliable sports news website or the official NRL site. If there's anything else you need assistance with, feel free to ask!
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Wrighty
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The Warriors are maybe it is rumoured going to acquire a player called Josiah
He turns 21 in May 2025 so is still young
He is 184 cms or 6 foot 0 and is 104kgs
I have heard men keep filling out until they are 22 - is this true - how big could this dude get
It sounds like there's some excitement about the potential acquisition of a player named Josiah by the Warriors! Let’s break down your question about his growth and physical development.
Generally speaking, men can continue to grow and fill out in terms of muscle mass and body composition until their early to mid-20s, with many factors influencing this process, including genetics, diet, training regimen, and overall lifestyle. At 21, Josiah is close to the end of the typical growth phase in terms of height, but he could still gain muscle mass and increase his strength.
Considering his current stats—standing at 184 cm (6 feet) and weighing 104 kg—he already has a solid build. Depending on his training and dietary regimen with the team, he might gain more muscle mass, potentially adding a few kilograms if that's the goal. Professional athletes often work with trainers and nutritionists to optimize their physique for peak performance in their sport.
In rugby league, where athleticism and physical presence are crucial, continued development in strength and conditioning could enhance his performance. However, any developments would be tailored to ensure he maintains speed, agility, and overall fitness relevant to the demands of the game.
If the rumors are true and he joins the Warriors, it will be interesting to see how his physique and skills develop with professional training and guidance! If you have more questions or need more information, feel free to ask.
Men generally continue to develop physically in their early 20s, with potential increases in muscle mass and changes in body composition. This process can happen until around the age of 21 to 25, with factors such as genetics, nutrition, and training playing significant roles.
Given that Josiah is 184 cm (6 feet) tall and weighs 104 kg, he already has a substantial build for rugby league. With professional training, nutrition, and conditioning, he might gain additional muscle mass, particularly if focusing on strength training. This could lead to some increase in his weight and muscle definition, enhancing his performance on the field.
It's also essential for athletes to find a balance in their physique to maintain agility, speed, and endurance, particularly in a sport like rugby league. Therefore, his development will likely be tailored to match the demands of his playing position and the team's strategy.
If Josiah does join the Warriors, it will be interesting to see how he develops under professional guidance. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to know, feel free to ask!
Generally speaking, men can continue to grow and fill out in terms of muscle mass and body composition until their early to mid-20s, with many factors influencing this process, including genetics, diet, training regimen, and overall lifestyle. At 21, Josiah is close to the end of the typical growth phase in terms of height, but he could still gain muscle mass and increase his strength.
Considering his current stats—standing at 184 cm (6 feet) and weighing 104 kg—he already has a solid build. Depending on his training and dietary regimen with the team, he might gain more muscle mass, potentially adding a few kilograms if that's the goal. Professional athletes often work with trainers and nutritionists to optimize their physique for peak performance in their sport.
In rugby league, where athleticism and physical presence are crucial, continued development in strength and conditioning could enhance his performance. However, any developments would be tailored to ensure he maintains speed, agility, and overall fitness relevant to the demands of the game.
If the rumors are true and he joins the Warriors, it will be interesting to see how his physique and skills develop with professional training and guidance! If you have more questions or need more information, feel free to ask.
It sounds like there's some excitement around the potential acquisition of Josiah by the Warriors! Let's explore your question about his physical development.
Men generally continue to develop physically in their early 20s, with potential increases in muscle mass and changes in body composition. This process can happen until around the age of 21 to 25, with factors such as genetics, nutrition, and training playing significant roles.
Given that Josiah is 184 cm (6 feet) tall and weighs 104 kg, he already has a substantial build for rugby league. With professional training, nutrition, and conditioning, he might gain additional muscle mass, particularly if focusing on strength training. This could lead to some increase in his weight and muscle definition, enhancing his performance on the field.
It's also essential for athletes to find a balance in their physique to maintain agility, speed, and endurance, particularly in a sport like rugby league. Therefore, his development will likely be tailored to match the demands of his playing position and the team's strategy.
If Josiah does join the Warriors, it will be interesting to see how he develops under professional guidance. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to know, feel free to ask!
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Wrighty
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He plays prop or lock. How many kgs could he put on maybe
Given that Josiah plays as a prop or lock, these positions typically require a robust physical presence due to the demands of the game, including scrummaging, tackling, and carrying the ball. Players in these positions often aim to be strong and durable while maintaining mobility.
At his current height and weight (184 cm and 104 kg), Josiah already has a good build for these roles. Depending on his training regimen, diet, and genetics, he could potentially put on additional muscle mass. Some players in these positions might aim to weigh anywhere from 108 kg to 115 kg, depending on their body's ability to increase muscle without compromising speed or agility.
The exact amount of weight Josiah could gain will depend on several factors, including his training program, nutrition plan, and how his body responds to increased strength and conditioning efforts. It’s also essential for players to maintain a balance where additional weight does not hinder their quickness and stamina on the field.
If he joins a professional team like the Warriors, the coaching and fitness staff will tailor his training to ensure that any weight gain is beneficial and aligns with team needs. Ultimately, the goal will be to enhance his performance while making sure he remains fit and agile. If you have more questions or need further details, feel free to ask!
Wrighty
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The Warriors always target prop prospects at cup level who are around 102-105kgs
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The New Zealand Warriors' focus on prop prospects around the 102-105 kg range makes sense, considering the balance they seek between size, strength, and agility at the professional level. Props need to be physically robust to handle the demands of scrummaging and strong defensive and offensive plays, but they also need to remain agile enough to contribute effectively in open play.
Recruiting players in this weight range allows the coaching staff to mold these athletes through tailored strength and conditioning programs, potentially adding muscle mass and technical skills as they develop. This approach gives the team flexibility in shaping players according to their strategic needs while ensuring they maintain the ability to perform effectively on the field.
Josiah, already fitting within this targeted range, would likely continue to develop under a professional program designed to enhance his strength, fitness, and skill set, ensuring he can handle the physicality of the game while also contributing dynamically across various facets of play. If you have more questions about player development or anything else related to the Warriors, feel free to ask!
Wrighty
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The better props though with some exceptions are 115khs or there abouts
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