Blackdot
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Mr Dragon
TeetsNRL
Speaking of size.
Have a look at the size of the 10 in the Raiders Ball team. Looks like Shannon Boyd playing against 12 yo kids. Must have actual Viking blood in him.
He’s a whopper.
Interestingly the Rabbits dwarfed the Tigers in their trial two weeks ago.
Their wings/centre’s in particular are actually pretty big humans.
Five&Last
Dickie Terepo (St Kents) on the wing there for the Storm.
The Falcon
Solid first up effort from the young guys.
TSS looks like a natural leader - he has so much potential - he really leads by example.
This teams success will play an important part enticing other young guys to play for the Warriors or at least considering joining.
They are ones who will be chatting amongst friends and telling them if it’s a good place to come to play and learn.
TSS looks like a natural leader - he has so much potential - he really leads by example.
This teams success will play an important part enticing other young guys to play for the Warriors or at least considering joining.
They are ones who will be chatting amongst friends and telling them if it’s a good place to come to play and learn.
RiceOwl
Hate to dud a young guy but gees those 2 missed conversions from the bunnies 9 were horrific!
Great game though!
Great game though!
One change has been made for the One New Zealand Warriors’ first home match of the season when they face the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in Sunday’s second-round SG Ball clash against Manly Warringah on Sunday (12.00pm kick-off).
Ben Peni comes onto the bench in a line-up otherwise unchanged from the one used in the hard-earned season-opening 10-8 win over South Sydney last Sunday.
It will be the club’s first SG Ball clash on New Zealand soil since beating Parramatta 42-22 in March.
The match will also see the One New Zealand Warriors venture outside Auckland to play a match at Pukekohe’s Navigation Homes Stadium, a venue they’ll again use two weeks later against St George Illawarra.
The Sea Eagles come into the fixture on the back of an 18-40 loss to Western Suburbs.
Last updated: 10:30 pm Wednesday 25th January 2023
12.00pm, Sunday, February 12, 2023
2 RAPHAEL SIO
3 PATRICK MOIMOI
4 SIALE FAEAMANI
5 SIO KALI
6 WILLIAM PILIU
7 SEFANAIA COWLEY-LUPO
8 TANNER STOWERS-SMITH
9 ETUATE FUKOFUKA
10 HARRY DURBIN
11 KAYLISS FATIALOFA
12 EDDIE IEREMIA
13 LEKA HALASIMA TUAKALU-TAVALU
Interchange:
14 JERIKO FILIPI
15 BEN PENI
16 RODNEY TUIPULOTU VEA
17 PRESLEY SEUMANU-TIGAFUA
18 JULIAN DRINNAN
20 SIALE SIULANGAPO
Head coach | ADAM BLAIR
Ben Peni comes onto the bench in a line-up otherwise unchanged from the one used in the hard-earned season-opening 10-8 win over South Sydney last Sunday.
It will be the club’s first SG Ball clash on New Zealand soil since beating Parramatta 42-22 in March.
The match will also see the One New Zealand Warriors venture outside Auckland to play a match at Pukekohe’s Navigation Homes Stadium, a venue they’ll again use two weeks later against St George Illawarra.
The Sea Eagles come into the fixture on the back of an 18-40 loss to Western Suburbs.
Last updated: 10:30 pm Wednesday 25th January 2023
ONE NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS v MANLY WARRINGAH SEA EAGLES
12.00pm, Sunday, February 12, 2023
Navigation Homes Stadium, Pukekohe
ONE NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS
1 RATU NABORISI2 RAPHAEL SIO
3 PATRICK MOIMOI
4 SIALE FAEAMANI
5 SIO KALI
6 WILLIAM PILIU
7 SEFANAIA COWLEY-LUPO
8 TANNER STOWERS-SMITH
9 ETUATE FUKOFUKA
10 HARRY DURBIN
11 KAYLISS FATIALOFA
12 EDDIE IEREMIA
13 LEKA HALASIMA TUAKALU-TAVALU
Interchange:
14 JERIKO FILIPI
15 BEN PENI
16 RODNEY TUIPULOTU VEA
17 PRESLEY SEUMANU-TIGAFUA
18 JULIAN DRINNAN
20 SIALE SIULANGAPO
Head coach | ADAM BLAIR
Five&Last
Defence
I quite liked the look of sio kali.
Only saw the first half but he’s a specimen and looks like he moves well- could see him kicking on.
Only saw the first half but he’s a specimen and looks like he moves well- could see him kicking on.
Boats n Hoes
That approach - i.e., bringing the returning player back to the team through the bench - makes complete sense following a win. As reflected in various comments above, it means not changing a winning team, it rewards good performances from the starting pack and gets Ben Peni into the 17, but makes him work for a starting spot. Different position if we got pumped last week.
Some good early signs from Blair as a head coach.
mt.wellington
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Rd 2 Sea Eagles SG Ball Cup team
Manly MediaTue 7 Feb 2023, 02:11 PM
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles SG Ball Coach Brett Fulton has named his team to play the Warriors on Sunday, February 12.
The match will be played at Navigation Home Stadium, Pukekohe. Kick-off 12pm (NZ time).
Sea Eagles team
1 Lehi Hopoate2 Maxwell Taotua
3 Teapo Stoltman
4 Koby Douglas
5 Josh Clark
6 Latu Fainu
7 Tylor Bunting ©
8 Mitchell Taotua
9 Broden Konz
10 Devante Jnr Mihinui
11 Max Hayley
12 Xavier Sofeni-Calder
13 Noa Faatui
Interchange
14 Jake Fulton
15 Zedrick Tupulua
16 Hussein Anani\
21 Lenny Plati
Reserves
17 Simione Laiafi
19 Jedd Pratt
Rd 2 Sea Eagles SG Ball Cup team
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles SG Ball Coach Brett Fulton has named his team to play the Warriors on Sunday, February 12.
www.seaeagles.com.au
Rd 2 SG Ball Preview vs Warriors
Wayne CousinsThu 9 Feb 2023, 04:36 PM
It will be an early pressure cooker test for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in Pukekohe on Sunday.
The Sea Eagles take on the Warriors at Navigation Home Stadium (12pm NZ time) in what will be the first SG Ball Cup home game for the Warriors since last March.
Manly heads into the game on the back of a 40-18 loss to the Western Suburbs Magpies at Campbelltown Sports Stadium last Saturday.
The Warriors recorded a hard fought 10-8 win over South Sydney in round one.
Sea Eagles Coach Brett Fulton said his side was in the game for long periods against Wests but a lack of composure with the ball put pressure on their defence.
“The boys know it was a lesson that we need to hang in there and compete regardless of circumstance,’’ Fulton said ahead of the trip to New Zealand.
“We have bolstered our depleted middle stocks, welcoming back Raymond Lole, who was a part of our Harold Matthews Cup grand final winning team, and Simmy Laiafi from our Harold Matthews squad for this week’s game.
“Both are big bodies. We are confident they will assist in strengthening up our middle.
“The boys are excited to get across the ‘ditch’ and test themselves against a strong Warriors outfit.
“The Warriors are a powerful side and we will have to be on our game in both attack and defence to nullify their roll.”
Rd 2 SG Ball Preview vs Warriors
It will be an early pressure cooker test for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in Pukekohe on Sunday.
www.seaeagles.com.au
Cces
Five&Last
Crazy Latu Fainu in top 30 as a 17 year oldRd 2 Sea Eagles SG Ball Cup team
Manly Media
Tue 7 Feb 2023, 02:11 PM
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles SG Ball Coach Brett Fulton has named his team to play the Warriors on Sunday, February 12.
The match will be played at Navigation Home Stadium, Pukekohe. Kick-off 12pm (NZ time).
Sea Eagles team
1 Lehi Hopoate
2 Maxwell Taotua
3 Teapo Stoltman
4 Koby Douglas
5 Josh Clark
6 Latu Fainu
7 Tylor Bunting ©
8 Mitchell Taotua
9 Broden Konz
10 Devante Jnr Mihinui
11 Max Hayley
12 Xavier Sofeni-Calder
13 Noa Faatui
Interchange
14 Jake Fulton
15 Zedrick Tupulua
16 Hussein Anani\
21 Lenny Plati
Reserves
17 Simione Laiafi
19 Jedd Pratt
Rd 2 Sea Eagles SG Ball Cup team
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles SG Ball Coach Brett Fulton has named his team to play the Warriors on Sunday, February 12.
Rd 2 SG Ball Preview vs Warriors
Wayne Cousins
Thu 9 Feb 2023, 04:36 PM
It will be an early pressure cooker test for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in Pukekohe on Sunday.
The Sea Eagles take on the Warriors at Navigation Home Stadium (12pm NZ time) in what will be the first SG Ball Cup home game for the Warriors since last March.
Manly heads into the game on the back of a 40-18 loss to the Western Suburbs Magpies at Campbelltown Sports Stadium last Saturday.
The Warriors recorded a hard fought 10-8 win over South Sydney in round one.
Sea Eagles Coach Brett Fulton said his side was in the game for long periods against Wests but a lack of composure with the ball put pressure on their defence.
“The boys know it was a lesson that we need to hang in there and compete regardless of circumstance,’’ Fulton said ahead of the trip to New Zealand.
“We have bolstered our depleted middle stocks, welcoming back Raymond Lole, who was a part of our Harold Matthews Cup grand final winning team, and Simmy Laiafi from our Harold Matthews squad for this week’s game.
“Both are big bodies. We are confident they will assist in strengthening up our middle.
“The boys are excited to get across the ‘ditch’ and test themselves against a strong Warriors outfit.
“The Warriors are a powerful side and we will have to be on our game in both attack and defence to nullify their roll.”
Rd 2 SG Ball Preview vs Warriors
It will be an early pressure cooker test for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in Pukekohe on Sunday.
mt.wellington
Warriors Orange Peeler
Contributor
Same squad for third-round SG Ball trip to Melbourne
Richard Becht & Steve Montgomery, ourfootyteam.comWed 15 Feb 2023, 12:22 PM
After having last week’s first home match postponed, the One New Zealand Warriors will take an unchanged squad to Melbourne for their third-round SG Ball clash against the Storm on Sunday (11.00am kick-off local time; 1.00pm NZT).
The Adam Blair-coached side had been scheduled to meet Manly Warringah in Pukekohe last Sunday but with Cyclone Gabrielle bearing down on Auckland, the match was deferred until Easter.
The same 17 selected to take on the Sea Eagles is set to line up against the Storm at the Comely Banks Recreation Reserve in Officer, a satellite suburb about 50km from Melbourne’s city centre.
The Storm’s under-19 side had devastating start to the season falling 0-66 to Canberra in the first round but showing marked improvement in a 20-34 loss to the Illawarra Steelers last weekend.
In their first game in the competition in three years, the One New Zealand Warriors opened their campaign with a 10-8 victory over South Sydney.
ROUND 3 - SUNDAY 19TH FEBRUARY 1PM
Storm vs Warriors
Comely Banks Recreation Reserve, Victoria
Warriors
1 Ratu Naborisi
2 Raphael Sio
3 Patrick Moimoi
4 Siale Faeamani
5 Sio Kali
6 William Piliu
7 Sefanaia Cowley-Lupo
8 Tanner Stowers-Smith
9 Etuate Fukofuka
10 Harry Durbin
11 Kayliss Fatialofa
12 Eddie Ieremia
13 Leka Halasima Tuakalu-Tavalu
14 Jeriko Filipi
15 Ben Peni
16 Rodney Tuipulotu Vea
17 Presley Seumanu
18 Julian Drinnan
20 Taimana Whakatau
Storm
1 Karauria Stokes-Mahara
2 Matthew Logopati
3 Siulagi Pio
4 Dickie Terepo
5 Matthew Hill
6 Stanley Huen
7 Ioane Lui
8 Suli Pole
9 Suliasi Prescott
10 K-CI Newton-Whare
11 James Finau
12 Josiah Moreli-Alama
13 Josiah-Ekkehard Neli
14 Bishop Walker
15 Zayvian Langkilde-Fale
16 Kristian Tornatore
17 Muao Kaisala
18 Philip Telea
19 Vincent Fifita
20 Nisifolo Fauonuku
21 Hugo Peel
22 Reece Winston
23 Rhylis Hohepa
Same squad for third-round SG Ball trip to Melbourne
One New Zealand Warriors will take an unchanged SG Ball squad to Melbourne this week.
www.warriors.kiwi
Blackdot
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Christchurch Born n bred white bait fed.
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I heard that NSWRL were to live atream all the games on their face book page, could start there
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Sorry mate to give you wrong info
On their twitter feed they give a TV schedule of games being showed and it's not all games
Cces
Jacob Laban is a late addition today in place of Rodney Tuipulotu Vea
Leon Black
28-0 after 30, good start and Laban amongst the scorers. He looks a player from that trial, does all the 1% really well looks to have a great motor.
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