2009

Exact same jersey, sponsors and design was used two year straight. Essentially the same jersey as the First Grade squad but with the NYC Toyota Cup badge and a couple different sponsors. Sponsors differences were sleeve sponsor Allied Work Force instead of Lion Red Beer and the lower back...

Exact same jersey, sponsors and design was used two year straight. Essentially the same jersey as the First Grade squad but with the NYC Toyota Cup badge and a couple different sponsors. Sponsors differences were sleeve sponsor Allied Work Force instead of Lion Red Beer and the lower back...

Same training jersey as the 1st Grades but with different sponsors. First was the different sleeve sponsor. U20's used Allied Work Force instead of Lion Red. Also Samsung was used in place of Loadlift as the lower back sponsor. As far asIm aware there was never a black version for the U20 like...

Part of the two opposite training kits for the year. Both the black and grey were the same design with different colours. These two jerseys were Canterbury of NZ's first purpose made training jerseys for the Warriors and would start a tradition of selling one colour range to the public and...

Part of the two opposite training kits for the year. Both the black and grey were the same design with different colours. These two jerseys were Canterbury of NZ's first purpose made training jerseys for the Warriors and would start a tradition of selling one colour range to the public and...

2009 would see the return of Canterbury of NZ (CCC) as the clubs official suppliers. With CCC on board and the home and away 3 year time lock for the last Puma design finished the team would run out in new jerseys. The away jersey saw a switch from the grey of Puma for white. Vodafone, Lion...

For the NRL's Round 10 heritage round the Warriors would wear an Auckland inspired jersey. The jersey would also get a run in Round 12 to commemorate the Auckland Rugby League Centenary. Was again used in Round 24 and 25. CHECK THROUGH THE IMAGE GALLERY OF THIS POST TO VIEW THE DIFFERENT TYPES...

2009 would see the return of Canterbury of NZ (CCC) as the clubs official suppliers. With CCC on board and the home and away 3 year time lock for the last Puma design finished the team would run out in new jerseys. Still retained the predominately black jersey but switched the grey for white...

Manly junior had a great season at fullback while deputising for the injured Matthew Ridge in 1993. Cleary's standout performances earned him a contract with Norths but after being injured in the early part of the season, he made his comeback in the centres because of the good form of rookie...

Likiliki played for the Marist Saints and Auckland Lions before being signed by the Warriors. From 2008 to 2010, Likiliki played for the New Zealand Warriors' NYC team, scoring 29 tries in 50 games. In Round 23 of the 2009 NRL season Likiliki made his NRL debut for the Warriors against the...

John signed with the New Zealand Warriors in 2007 as an eighteen-year-old. In 2007 he appeared in the NSWRL Premier League for the Auckland Lions as well as playing for the Stallions in the Bartercard Cup. In 2008 he played for the Junior Warriors in the inaugural Toyota Cup and Otahuhu Leopards...

A Manurewa Marlins junior, Heremaia started his career in 2001 playing for the Hibiscus Coast Raiders in the Bartercard Cup whilst on a New Zealand Warriors development contract. He failed to get picked up by the Warriors. In 2004 Heremaia moved to Australia to play in the NSWRL Premier League...

Brown started his rugby league career playing for the Riccarton Knights in Christchurch. He played junior representative football for Canterbury and was a New Zealand under-16 representative. He debuted for the Canterbury Bulls in the 2005 Bartercard Cup. Brown moved to Sydney, playing for...

Educated at Kaipara College, O'Regan played for the Mt Albert Lions in the Bartercard Cup as well as spending time at the Manurewa club, before signing with the New Zealand Warriors. In 2008 O'Regan played in the Toyota Cup and was the Junior Warriors inaugural captain. In 2009 he was part of...

Ta'ai was educated at Tonga College and originally played rugby union. When he moved to Auckland, New Zealand, Ta'ai played for the University club and made the Auckland Rugby Union second XV. The following year, at the suggestion of a friend, he switched codes and joined the Mt Albert Rugby...

Royal was a chef in the Army and played Bartercard Cup for Central Falcons as well as representing Waikato. Royal was signed by the Penrith Panthers but failed to make first grade playing in the NSW Cup in 2004. The following year he signed a 2 year contract with the Knights. Again he failed to...

Moon was part of the Broncos development system for a number of years before making his debut for Brisbane during the Origin period. That team would be nicknamed the 'Baby Broncos'. Before then he had played for the Australian Schoolboys and Queensland U19 State of Origin teams. Moon decided to...

Kemp was spotted by scouts for the Brisbane Broncos playing Soccer and convinced to convert to rugby league. After spending time in the Broncos system he made his NRL debut for the club in 2007 against Manly. He scored a try that game that was voted the 3rd best try of 2007 by nrl.com (Number 1...