Player Raphael Sio

[mt.wellington]

Raphael Sio

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2018 - Region of Origin North U13
2022 - Warriors World School Sevens
2022 - Warriors Junior Development Team
2023 - Auckland White U18 Dean Bell Cup
2023 - NZ Clubs U18
2023 - Warriors SG Ball

 

[mt.wellington]

Region of Origin match reports - September 22​

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A wrap of the action from Game Day 2 of the 2018 Region of Origin Series, played at Auckland’s Cornwall Park.

U13 Open – North 16 South 10

A week three decider will be required in the U13 Open Grade, with North completing an impressive seven-day transformation to beat South, having gone down 28-4 in week one. A first-half hat-trick to Raphael Sio set North up with a 12-point lead at the break, but they had to survive a late comeback which saw South score inside the final two minutes and set up a thrilling final set.

Region of Origin match reports - September 22

A wrap of the action from Game Day 2 of the 2018 Region of Origin Series, played at Auckland s Cornwall Park. U12/13 ...

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[mt.wellington]

Invitational Junior Warriors touring squad named​

Richard Becht & photosport.nz
Mon 4 Apr 2022, 01:37 PM

A total of 27 players have been named in a Junior Warriors Invitational under-18 squad to prepare for a three-match upper North Island tour during the upcoming school holidays.
The line-up, featuring many players from the Sky Sport Future Warriors programme, was announced following the inaugural Dean Bell Cup competition.

Played over the last month, it was run by the Auckland Rugby League with support from the Sky Sport Future Warriors and the New Zealand Rugby League.
Tāmaki ki te Uru (West) dominated Tāmaki ki te Raki (North) with a 46-12 win in Saturday’s grand final at Mount Smart Stadium.
The selected players are required to meet at Mount Smart Stadium at 5.00pm tomorrow (Tuesday, April 5) for a training session starting at 5.30pm.
The final touring squad will be trimmed to 23 players. The tour will run from April 21 to May 1.

JUNIOR WARRIORS INVITATIONAL TOURING SQUAD​

AJ Sea (Manurewa Marlins)
Allan Talataina (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Alvin Chong-Nee (Manurewa Marlins)
Ben Peni (Otahuhu Leopards)
Dennis Sofara (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Devonte Mihinui (Te Atatu Roosters)
Denzal Hurt-Pickering (Mount Albert Lions)
Elijah Salesa-Leaumoana (Otahuhu Leopards)
Elijah Rasmussen (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Epafasi Fehoko (Manurewa Marlins)
Francis Tuimauga (Mangere East Hawks)
Jacob David Auloa (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Jarome Falemoe (Manurewa Marlins)
Jeremiah Cullen (Manurewa Marlins)
Jeriko Filipi-Talisau (Manurewa Marlins)
Kayliss Fatialofa (Manurewa Marlins)
Selumiela Halasima (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Ratu Naborisi (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Raphael Sio (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Regan Brown (New Lynn Stags)
Rhys Wikitera-Mataio (Mount Albert Lions)
Rodney Vea (Manurewa Marlins)
Shaye Faa’Aoga (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Sio Kali (Point Chevalier Pirates)
Siale Mafi Moui Foou Siulangapo (Manurewa Marlins)
Timothy Tiatia (Manurewa Marlins)
William Puliu (Mount Albert Lions)

• Not available for selection: Xavier Harris-Tito (Point Chevalier Pirates)

Invitational Junior Warriors touring squad named

Auckland's elite under-18 players named in Junior Warriors Invitational touring squad.

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CLUBS HOLD ON AGAINST VALIANT SCHOOLS OUTFIT​

24 October 2023

The 18s Clubs vs Schools did not disappoint as they put on a stellar afternoon of rugby league.

Clubs were the first to strike as Kayliss Fatialofa created a half chance for Phranklyn Mano-Le-Mamea to finish off.

Schools however hit right back through lock Elijah Leaumoana as he crashed over from dummy half to even the scores. Both teams hung in the wrestle before winger Raphael Sio gave the Clubs side the advantage again, going into the sheds up ten points to six.

Sio carried his scoring form into the second half as he crossed over two minutes into the stanza. The teal outfit then went on a tear, as Mano-Le-Mamea put his edge rower into a hole and backing up to score under the posts.

With Schools under the pumped Rotorua Boys winger Malakai Cama popped up with the ball, beat two defenders and set up centre Kesaia Su’a to reduce the margin to eight. An obstruction by Fatialofa gave the Schools some attacking position and St Paul’s Sio Kali made his way over to put the game within two.

Sensing the moment, a looping pass from MVP Phranklyn Mano-Le-Mamea connected with Kayliss Fatialofa to once again extend the Clubs lead. Although Rodney Tuipulotu-Vea crossed late it wasn’t enough as Clubs ran out 26-22 winners.

https://nzrl.co.nz/clubs-hold-on-against-valiant-schools-outfit/