Player Junior Sikuvea

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Junior Sikuvea

2021 - Warriors U15 Invitational
2022 - Auckland Rugby U16 South Regional Team
2022 - Counties Manukau Stingrays U17
2022 - Auckland South U17
2023 - Warriors World School 7s
2023 - Tonga Hakula U18
2023 - Mangere East Hawks U18
2023 - Pasifika Aotearoa Collective U18
2023 - Tonga Hakula U17 Team
2023 - Tonga Hakula U17 Pacific Cup MVP
2023 - Pacific Youth Cup Tournament Team
2023 - Auckland RL U18 National District 9s
2023 - National District 9s Champions
2023 - Auckland South U18 Dean Bell Cup
2023 - De La Salle 1st XIII
2023 - Counties Manukau Stingrays U18
2023 - NZRL National Secondary Schools Boys Team
2024 - Warriors SG Ball

 

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Four Auckland Rugby Under 16 Boys' teams announced​

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Auckland Rugby would like to announce the regional Under 16 Boys' teams for the 2022 Representative program.

The four regional teams will play a round-robin against each other over the following month as an opportunity for the young players to experience another step up in their rugby experience.

A selection of these players will be lucky enough to be invited to the Blues Under 17 training camp later in the year.

The first instalment of the round robin is Saturday 17 September at Mt Wellington War Memorial Park, kick-off for both games is 10 am.
Auckland Under 16 Boys' Teams:

Central

Charlie	WALLIS	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Noah	HETUTU DAVIS	ST PAULS COLLEGE
Vincent	MAAFU	ST PAULS COLLEGE
Finlay	MATHER	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Tevita	TATAFU	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Preston	MORUNGA	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Leonardo	FLORES-MCALPINE	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Jarvis	TUUGA	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Mason	SANDS	DILWORTH COLLEGE
Monty	PARKINSON	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Jonny	THOMSON	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Aziel	HAU	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Jacob	PAEA	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Josh	PETERU	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Louie	KISHIMOTO	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Patrick	TOUSOON	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Ofa	TOKAHERE	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Logan	PLATT	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Jackson	MCMILLAN	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Felix	LEASUASU	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Waka	TATE	ST PAULS COLLEGE
Josh	STEWART	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Rios	TASMANIA	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Josiah	VAHAAKOLO	DILWORTH COLLEGE
Vataliano	ROACHE	ST PETERS COLLEGE
Lucky	KALI	ST PAULS COLLEGE
Latu	TALAMAI	DILWORTH COLLEGE
ZEPH	LEWIS	DILWORTH COLLEGE
Boston	KRONE	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
William	LAWRENCE-VAIVAI	AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL

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East

Cassius Faimanatu	Botany Downs Secondary School
Conner Bowden	Botany Downs Secondary School
Mason Brown	Glendowie College
Aiden Roy	Macleans College
Rhymen Tusi	Pakuranga College
Josh Kopua	Sacred Heart College
Obeley Tuinukuafe	Sacred Heart College
Cruiz Simpson	Sacred Heart College
Caleb Woodley	Sacred Heart College
Charlie Ashford	Sacred Heart College
Zebby Uini-Faiva	Sacred Heart College
Cohen Norrie	Sacred Heart College
Toby Grace	Sacred Heart College
Caleb Pongi	Sacred Heart College
Kisione Fifita	Sacred Heart College
Michael Sanderson	Sacred Heart College
Keanu Su'a	Sacred Heart College
Kauri Luke	Sacred Heart College
Joachim Paul	Sacred Heart College
Sione Latu	Sacred Heart College
Frazer Brown	St Kentigern College
VJ Brown	St Kentigern College
Zephaniah Lototau	St Kentigern College
Benny Moughan	St Kentigern College
Siale Pahulu	St Kentigern College
Riley Grant-Faiva	St Kentigern College
Kees Kolose	St Kentigern College
Hame Palelei	St Kentigern College
Siaosi Kava	Tamaki College
Chris Tangaloa	Tamaki College
Flawless Lokeni*	Sacred Heart College
Nick Petelo*	Macleans College

South

Keni	Paea	AORERE
Antonio	Ulugia	AORERE
George	Toia	AORERE
Troy	Sanday	DE LA SALLE
Matthius	Vili	DE LA SALLE
David	Wong	DE LA SALLE
Genesis	So'oa	DE LA SALLE
Liam	Hakeagatoa	DE LA SALLE
Patolo	Taito	DE LA SALLE
Connor	Watene	DE LA SALLE
Elijah	Paea	DE LA SALLE
Angel	Poe	DE LA SALLE
Leonardy	Tesimale	DE LA SALLE
Junior	Sikuvea	DE LA SALLE
Levi	Saipele	KINGS COLLEGE
TJ	Anae	KINGS COLLEGE
Charlie	Burn	KINGS COLLEGE
Sione	Manuopangai	KINGS COLLEGE
Jacob	Paul	OTAHUHU COLLEGE
Cypress	Tairea	OTAHUHU COLLEGE
Paea	Ilangana	OTAHUHU COLLEGE
Unaloto	Lutui	OTAHUHU COLLEGE
Matiasi	Lolesio	OTAHUHU COLLEGE
Chanel	Silao	OTAHUHU COLLEGE
Maka	Halasima	PAPATOETOE HIGH
George	Kwan-Him	PAPATOETOE HIGH
Sio	Folau	TANGAROA COLLEGE
Amazing	Manase	TANGAROA COLLEGE
Kalolo	Hausia	TANGAROA COLLEGE

West

Lisi	Crichton	MAGS
Xavier	Leota	Kelston
Edsun	Craig	MAGS
Peter	Kengike	Kelston
Braiden	Higgison	MAGS
Elijah	Brain	Kelston
Sifa	Pongi	Kelston
Jarrell	Vaega	Kelston
Lata	Togia	MAGS
Ikaika	Hanks Papali'i	MAGS
Peniamina	Tafua	MAGS
Terence	Ieriko	MAGS
Paula	Luau	Kelston
Sione	Lisala	Kelston
Tyson	Parsons	Kelston
Ethan	La Trobe	Kelston
Solo	Balenakasakasa	Kelston
Maihi	Wilcox	MAGS
Noah	Gregory	MAGS
Joseph	Paiali'i	Kelston
Kyle	Cross	MAGS
Nathan	Mareva	MAGS
Ulutoa	Ai'i	Kelston
Shiraz	Ofamo'oni	MAGS
Vaaimalae	Toevai	MAGS
Jason	Vincent	MAGS
Zach	Taulapapa	MAGS
Joshua	Leo	Liston
Zavier	Lui	Kelston
Maini	Seloti	Kelston

Four Auckland Rugby Under 16 Boys' teams announced

Auckland Rugby would like to announce the regional Under 16 Boys teams for the 2022 Representative program. The four ...

www.aucklandrugby.co.nz

 

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Potential new talent uncovered for pathways teams​

Richard Becht & photosport.nz
Mon 17 Apr 2023, 04:13 pm

It was the players on show not the outcome that interested Sky Sport Future Warriors staff at Mount Smart Stadium on Saturday.

Pitted against each other in the early game before the NRL contest were teams representing the One New Zealand Warriors and the recently-formed Pasifika Aotearoa Collective.

The two organisations have forged a partnership designed to enhance pathways opportunities for young players dreaming of become One New Zealand Warriors NRL footballers.

The Warriors brought together a squad of under-17 players from their system while the Pasifika Aotearoa Collective selected a line-up of under-18 players.

The sheer size of many of the players was something to behold as were the skills displayed by many of them.

And that’s what enthused Andrew McFadden, the One New Zealand Warriors’ general manager recruitment, pathways and development. As he pointed out afterwards there were many positives to come out of the day including the special thrill the players had of wearing the Warriors’ colours.

It seemed in the opening moments that the Sky Sport Future Warriors, while younger, would be a cut above but the match proved to be more competitive than the early exchanges hinted at.

Indeed the Warriors duly won decisively 34-12 but the score-line told nothing of the resistance the PAC line-up put up in scoring three unconverted tries.

Match details:
Mount Smart Stadium, Auckland

One New Zealand Warriors 17s 34 (Ezkiel Faga-Leti, Jackson Stewart, Francis Tuimauga, Nganatatafu Vake, Rico Ward-Lawrence, Toby Gibson, Te Paeroa Wi Neera tries; Maui Winitana-Patelesio 3 conversions}.
Pasifika Aotearoa Collective 18s 12 (Sione Lisala 2, Malakai Kama tries).
Halftime: 20-4 Warriors.

Teams:

One New Zealand Warriors 17s | Rico Ward-Lawrence; Jackson Stewart, Compton Purcell, Nganatatafu Vake, Lucky Kali; Maui Winitana-Patelesio, Noah Jensen; Jason Salalilo, Atelea Filo, Ezkiel Faga-Leti; Te Paeroa Wi Neera, Te Waaka Popata-Henare (v-c); Augustino Filipo (c). Interchange: Taipari Wikitera, Antonio Ulugia, Paula Lu’ua, Kaleb Neru, Toby Gibson, Francis Tuimauga, Santano Pekepo-Tevaga, Lennox Tuiloma, Adam Lawrence, Asher Norman Te Pou.

Pasifika Aotearoa Collective 18s | Diesel Folau; Sione Lisala, Caelis Samuel, Junior Sikuvea (v-c), Jovilisi Sloan; Rys Manu, Iosia Tuli; Atapana Su'a, David Kama, Bernard Ngungutau; Lyrakai-Layke Posimani (c). Interchange: Rob Ah Chong, Jeremiah Cullen, Malakai Cama, Joey Upoko, Kanaan Magele, Emosi Ravosai, Peter Kengike, Christian Faafoi, Noah Hetutu-Davis.

Potential new talent uncovered for pathways teams

It was the players on show not the outcome that interested Sky Sport Future Warriors staff at Mount Smart Stadium on Saturday.

www.warriors.kiwi

 

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Auckland 18s claim National 9s double​

11 April 2023

Over Easter weekend, NZRL hosted their annual National District 9s competition at Bruce Pulman Park. Auckland had six teams involved in the competition

Auckland 18s Boys (Champions)

The boys squad followed to lead of their female counterparts with impressive performances in the 18s grade. The side opened with a close win over Manawatu before dropping to a strong Canterbury side 24-4. They rounded out pool play with a 20-4 win over Waikato to stamp their ticket to the semi-finals. They had a tough path ahead of them, first facing Wellington, where they escaped with a close 14-12 win, before coming up against Canterbury, the team that beat them in pool play.

The Auckland boys righted their wrongs from earlier in the tournament to secure a 24-4 win over Canterbury and earn the National title. Christian Junior Sikuvea and Christopher James Masina Tuivai-Lopa were the Auckland standouts of the weekend earning themselves spots on the 2023 Tournament team.

Congratulations to all our players and staff involved with the weekend and to NZRL for putting on a successful tournament for our rangitahi.

Auckland 18s claim National 9s double

Over Easter weekend, NZRL hosted their annual National District 9s competition at Bruce Pulman Park. Auckland had six...

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2023 U16 Shaun Johnson Shield & U18 Dean Bell Squads announced​

SQUAD​

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Following the trials that took place over the past few weeks, coaches and selectors have used this week to finalise the squads ahead of the tournament kicking off in early February.

This year the Auckland region has been separated into four competitive teams. There are two teams from North (Red and White) and two teams from South (Blue and Black).

U18 DEAN BELL CUP SQUADS

U18 Auckland Red (North)
Darius Peter Niumata
Dontay Lolomanaia
Emon Singh
Isaiah Fale
Joey Upoko
Kanaan Magele
Kelepi Manuika
Levi Vaituliao
Lucky Kali
Luke Atutolu
Lyrakai-Layke Posimani
Noah Jensen
Ollie Horgan
Orbyn Lundon
Preston Moala
Psalms Iosua
Rob Fonokalafi Ah Chong Vakalahi
Semisi Mila
Sio Kali
Taipari Wikitera
Taylor Smith
Te Paeroa Wineera
Thomas Zachan
William Jones

U18 Auckland White (North)
Antonio Tanginoa
Asher Norman-Te Pou
Atapana Su’a
Bailey Ky Fa’alogo
Blade Scully
Compton Purcell
Dennis Sofara
Devontaye Nelu
Elijah Fiu
Jacob David Auloa
Josiah Leuila-Briggs
Kaleb Neru
Kash Newton Raj
Leon Tuipulotu
Lorenzo King
Nehemiah Fougali
Peter Kengike
Piripi Huia
Pulakainavaka Timaio
Raphael Sio
Reefton Adams
Samson Matika
Sione Lisala
Valentino TJ Mafileo

U18 Auckland Blue (South)
Alvin Chong-Nee
Antonio Aukuso
Caelis Samuel
Christian Junior Sikuvea
Eteuati Jeremiah Amiaimalo Leilua
Haami Herbert-Loza
Immanuel Wilson
Jacob Tawera Hotene Paul
Jeremiah Semulana-Cullen
Kaylise-Jesse Fatialofa
Leon Richard
Maika Tupuhi Kaha Church
Marlon Tuipulotu
Mason Ah Chong
Masonryvilla Te Rore
Noah Hetutu-Davis
Sean Churchward-Isaaka
Sosaia Fatani Anthony Latu
Te Waaka Popata-Henare
Thomas Clark
Tovo Opeti-Finau
Victor Field
Vitaliano Roache

U18 Auckland Black (South)
Aj Poutoa
Allan Talataine
Amore Pahina
Andrew Gary Moala
Antonio Ulugia
Atelea Filo
Augustino Filipo
Cameron Tuipulotu
Colwyn Saiah Kaumavae
Francis Tuimauga
Frankie-J-Salise Payne
Hirini Tekohatu Tahj Holmes
Jamie Jnr Te Whata
Jeriko Filipi-Talisau
Kalani Peyroux-Donaldson
Leniks Toilolo
Liam Poe-Viviani
Manase Junior Lokotui
Rico Toeava-Ward
Rodney Tuipulotu-Vea
Sale Tatupu
Selu Halasima

2023 U16 Shaun Johnson Shield & U18 Dean Bell Squads announced

Following the trials that took place over the past few weeks, coaches and selectors have used this week to finalise the ...

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2023 NZRL National Secondary Schools Boys Squad:

1. Sio Kali – St. Paul’s College
2. Maretino Kaloudau – St. Thomas of Canterbury College
3. Chelden Hayward – St. Thomas of Canterbury College
4. Jackson Stewart – St. Thomas of Canterbury College
5. Malakai Cama – Rotorua Boys’ High School
6. Quiann Feterika-Mafoe – St. Paul’s College
7. Meihana Pauling – St. Thomas of Canterbury College
8. Malachi Filipo – St. Paul’s College
9. Noah Harmer-Campbell – St. Thomas of Canterbury College
10. Jason Salalilo – St. Thomas of Canterbury College
11. Tepatasi Laumalili – De La Salle College
12. Mikaele Ilaiu – Rotorua Boys’ High School
13. Junior Sikuvea – De La Salle College
14. Sosaia Latu – Otahuhu College
15. Kalani Peyroux-Donaldson – De La Salle College
16. Jeriko Filipi-Talisau – St. Paul’s College
17. Zeke Faga-Ieti – St Thomas of Canterbury College
18. Ezekiel Paulo – St. Thomas of Canterbury College
19. Lennox Tuiloma – St. Thomas of Canterbury College

Emerging Player of the Tournament: Phillip Lavakeiaho – Wesley College

Tournament MVP: Sio Kali – St. Paul’s College

2023 National Secondary Schools Tournament: New Champions Crowned |

2023 National Secondary Schools Tournament: New Champions CrownedNew Zealand Rugby League - Official New Zealand Rugby League website

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