Player Te Paeroa Wi Neera

mt.wellington · Mar 14, 2024

Te Paeroa Wi Neera

2020 - Tamaki Makaurau U15
2020 - NZ Maori U14
2022 - Akarana Falcons U16
2022 - Kotahitanga U17
2022 - Maori RL U17 Tournament Champions
2022 - Auckland RL U16
2023 - Auckland RL Red Dean Bell Cup
2023 - Auckland RL U16 Invitational
2023 - Warriors U17

mt.wellington · Mar 14, 2024

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mt.wellington · Mar 14, 2024

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mt.wellington · Mar 14, 2024

Auckland Red v Auckland White

Dean Bell Cup – Round 3
Date: Saturday, February 23, 2023
Kick Off: 12:30pm (local time)
Referee:
Venue: Cornwall Park, Auckland, New Zealand

	Auckland Red		Auckland White
1	Chris MASINA	1	Diesel FOLAU (c)
2	Ollie HORGAN	2	Kash NEWTON-RAJ
3	Taipari WIKITERA	3	Compton PURCELL
4	Paula LAUA	4	Sione LISALA
5	Kelepi MANUKIA	5	Lorenzo KING
6	Darius Peter NUIMATA	6	Riley TRIVOLI
7	Obryn LUNDON	7	Asher NORMAN-TE POU (c)
8	Dontay LOLOMANAIA	8	Manako PIUTAU
9	William JONES	9	Taylor ELU
10	Semisi MILA	10	Josiah LEILUA-BRIGGS
	Rob FONOKALAFI AH CHONG VAKALAHI	11	Leon TUIPULOTU
12	Te Paeroa WI NEERA	12	Kaleb NERU
13	Isaiah FALE	13	Peter NEGIKE

14	Cejae FAINU	14	Blade SCULLY
15	Noah JENSEN	15	Antonio TANGINOA
16	Kanaan TALIA MAGELE	16	Atapana SU’A
17	Joey UPOKU	17	Elijah FIU
18	Preston MOALA	18	Valentine TJ MAFILEO
		19	Nehemiah FOUGALI

Coach	Bevan THOMAS	Coach	Mike MUNDAY

Auckland Red v Auckland White

Dean Bell Cup – Round 3 Date: Saturday, February 23, 2023 Kick Off: 12:30pm (local time) Referee: Venue: Cornwall Park, Auckland, New Zealand Auckland Red Auckland White 1 Chris MASINA 1…

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mt.wellington · Mar 14, 2024

U16 Auckland Representative squad announced

REPRESENTATIVE

Following the final weekend of the U16 Shaun Johnson Shield that saw Tāmaki ki te Tonga (South) claim the inaugural title, the Auckland Rugby League have announced a representative squad selected from the four U16 Auckland teams.

This U16 Auckland side will travel on a three-game tour of the upper-North Island, alongside the U18 Invitational Junior Warriors. The tour will take place throughout the school holidays from April 21st to May 1st.

Training for the 22-man squad will commence on Monday the 11th of April from 5.30pm at Mt Smart. Players are to meet at the front gate (Gate C) at 5.15pm.

Here are the 22 players that have been selected:

Atapana Su'a (Marist Saints)
Atelea Filo (Mangere East)
Augustino Filipo (Mangere East)
Austin Marsters (Marist Saints)
Demetrius Kilisimasi (Marist Saints)
Dezman Laban (Glenora Bears)
Edward Pirika (Mangere East)
EJ Mahu-Delamare (Mangere East)
Haami Loza (Mangere East)
Jarrel Vaega (Marist Saints)
Jeremiah Tatupu (Mangere East)
Kaawyn Patterson (Westlake Boys)
Lucky Kali (Pt Chevalier Pirates)
Matiasi Lolesio (Otara Scorpions)
Noah Jensen (Richmond Rovers)
Peter Kengike (Mt Albert Lions)
Rico Toeava-Ward (De La Salle)
Sione Lisala (Mt Albert Lions)
Taipari Wikitera (Marist Saints)
Te Paeroa Wineera (Manurewa)
Terence Ieriko (Richmond Rovers)
Vitalano J Roache (Manurewa)

Honourable mention - unavailable:
Joshua Kopua (Mangere East Hawks)
Ryder Williams (Marist Saints)

In case you missed it, you can view the initial U18 Invitational Junior Warriors here: https://www.warriors.kiwi/news/2022/04/04/invitational-junior-warriors-touring-squad-named/

Article added: Wednesday 06 April 2022

U16 Auckland Representative squad announced

Following the final weekend of the U16 Shaun Johnson Shield that saw Tāmaki ki te Tonga (South) claim the inaugural...

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mt.wellington · Mar 14, 2024

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mt.wellington · Mar 14, 2024

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.