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Jersey Flegg Team List: Another tough assignment

Manly Warringah will provide another exacting challenge for the One New Zealand Warriors in Saturday’s second-round Jersey Flegg Cup (under-21) clash at Navigation Homes Stadium in Pukekohe (12.00pm kick-off).

The Warriors are coming off a disappointing start to their campaign when they were on the end of a 4-50 loss to a powerful Canberra side in Sydney.

Their only try of the match had them just 4-12 down after 25 minutes and 4-16 behind at halftime but the Raiders were in complete control in the second half.

Needing a response this week, the Warriors will need to find their best to compete with the Sea Eagles, who also started impressively in round one with a 38-8 victory over the South Sydney Rabbitohs.

They have to do so without halfback Jett Cleary, sidelined this week as he follows head injury protocols after a head knock last Saturday.

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Warriors is number 1 Motu Pasikala
    Fullback for Sea Eagles is number 1 Jake Smith
  • Winger for Warriors is number 2 Brandon Norris
    Winger for Sea Eagles is number 2 Nepote Taufa
  • Centre for Warriors is number 3 Caelys-Paul Putoko
    Centre for Sea Eagles is number 3 Oliver Lawry
  • Centre for Warriors is number 4 Sefanaia Cowley-Lupo
    Centre for Sea Eagles is number 4 Antonio Taufa
  • Winger for Warriors is number 5 Rapheal Sio
    Winger for Sea Eagles is number 5 Zachary Karam
  • Five-Eighth for Warriors is number 6 Luke Hanson
    Five-Eighth for Sea Eagles is number 6 Callum Dowell
  • Halfback for Warriors is number 7 James Marriott
    Halfback for Sea Eagles is number 7 Joey Walsh

Forwards

  • Prop for Warriors is number 8 Rodney Tuipulotu Vea
    Prop for Sea Eagles is number 8 Ramses Munro
  • Hooker for Warriors is number 9 Makaia Tafua
    Hooker for Sea Eagles is number 9 Zaidas Muagututia
  • Prop for Warriors is number 10 Harry Durbin
    Prop for Sea Eagles is number 10 Remi Mant
  • 2nd Row for Warriors is number 11 Alvin Chong Nee
    2nd Row for Sea Eagles is number 11 Samson Mairi
  • 2nd Row for Warriors is number 12 Presley Seumanu Tigafua
    2nd Row for Sea Eagles is number 20 Max Hayley
  • Lock for Warriors is number 13 Jason Seu Salalilo
    Lock for Sea Eagles is number 13 Broden Konz

Interchange

  • Interchange for Warriors is number 14 Jacob Auloa
    Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 12 Jett Jackson
  • Interchange for Warriors is number 15 Etuate Fukofuka
    Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 14 Campbell Munn
  • Interchange for Warriors is number 16 Jackson Kite
    Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 15 Christian Taula
  • Interchange for Warriors is number 17 Kalani Peyroux-Donaldson
    Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 16 Miles Edler

Reserves

  • Replacement for Warriors is number 18 Malakai Cama
    Replacement for Sea Eagles is number 17 Dylan Coyte

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Christchurch-born James Marriott, who left for Australia with his family when he was four, comes in at halfback. Joining the Warriors on a train and trial opportunity for the preseason, he was playing for the Sunshine Coast Falcons in the Mal Meninga Cup last season.

There’s only one other change to the starting lineup used against the Raiders with St Thomas of Canterbury College product Jason Salalilo named at loose forward and Etuate Fukofuka switched to the interchange.

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The New Zealand Warriors honour the mana of the Indigenous peoples of Aotearoa, Australia and the Pacific. We acknowledge the traditional kaitiaki of the lands, elders past and present, their stories, their traditions, their mamae and their mana motuhake.

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