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The Greatest Weekend! >> Sat 4 & Sun 5 February 2017 >> Eden Park, Auckland THE GREATEST WEEKEND! >> SAT 4 & SUN 5 FEBRUARY 2017 >> EDEN PARK, AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS # NAME Country/Rep # NAME Country/Rep # NAME Country/Rep 1 Gerard Beale NZ 17 Konrad Hurrell NZ 33 Elijah Taylor NZ 2 Adam Blair NZ 18 Isaac John NZ 34 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck NZ 3 Kenny Bromwich NZ 19 Shaun Johnson NZ 35 Manu Vatuvei NZ 4 Lewis Brown NZ 20 Sam Kasiano NZ 36 Jared Waerea-Hargreaves NZ 5 Matt Duffie NZ 21 Shaun Kenny-Dowall NZ 37 Dallin Watene Zelezniak NZ 6 Greg Eastwood NZ 22 Issac Luke NZ 38 Suaia Matagi NZ, Samoa 7 Glen Fisiiahi NZ 23 Sika Manu NZ 39 Frank Pritchard NZ, Samoa 8 Kieran Foran NZ 24 Benji Marshall NZ 40 Martin Taupau NZ, Samoa 9 Alex Glenn NZ 25 Ben Matulino NZ 41 Tui Lolohea NZ, Tonga 10 Bryson Goodwin NZ 26 Sam McKendry NZ 42 Manu Ma’u NZ, Tonga 11 Corey Harawira-Naera NZ 27 Jason Nightingale NZ 43 Sam Moa NZ, Tonga 12 Tohu Harris NZ 28 Kodi Nikorima NZ 44 Fuifui Moimoi NZ, Tonga 13 Bronson Harrison NZ 29 Sam Perrett NZ 45 Sio Siua Taueiaho NZ, Tonga 14 Ben Henry NZ 30 Kevin Proctor NZ 46 Jason Taumalolo NZ, Tonga 15 Peta Hiku NZ 31 Jeremy Smith NZ 16 Josh Hoffman NZ 32 Chase Stanley NZ AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS # NAME Country/Rep # NAME Country/Rep # NAME Country/Rep 1 Matt Bowen AUS, QLD 20 Jason Croker AUS, NSW 39 Brett Morris AUS, NSW 2 Alex Johnston AUS 21 Josh Dugan AUS, NSW 40 Josh Morris AUS, NSW 3 Chris Lawrence AUS 22 Mick Ennis AUS, NSW 41 Matt Moylan AUS, NSW 4 Tom Learoyd-Lahrs AUS, NSW 23 Robbie Farah AUS, NSW 42 Corey Parker AUS, QLD 5 Sione Mata’utia AUS 24 Andrew Fifita AUS, NSW 43 Beau Scott AUS, NSW 6 Steve Menzies AUS, NSW 25 Brad Fittler AUS, NSW 44 James Tamou AUS, NSW 7 Dylan Walker AUS, NSW 26 Dane Gagai AUS, QLD 45 Dave Taylor AUS, QLD 8 David Williams AUS, NSW 27 Paul Gallen AUS, NSW 46 Sam Thaiday AUS, QLD 9 Lote Tuqiri AUS, QLD, FIji 28 Matt Gillett AUS, QLD 47 Aaron Woods AUS, NSW 10 Akuila Uate AUS, NSW 29 Aidan Guerra AUS, QLD 48 Daniel Tupou AUS, Tonga 11 Semi Radradra AUS, Fiji, PNG 30 Ryan Hoffman AUS, NSW 49 Tony Williams AUS, Tonga 12 Willie Tonga AUS, QLD 31 Ben Hunt AUS, QLD 50 Jarrod Croker NRL All Stars 13 Braith Anasta AUS, NSW 32 Josh Jackson AUS, NSW 51 Mitchell Aubusson NSW 14 Luke Bailey AUS, NSW 33 Matt King AUS, NSW 52 Jack Bird NSW 15 Greg Bird AUS, NSW 34 Luke Lewis AUS, NSW 53 Wade Graham NSW 16 Darius Boyd AUS, QLD 35 Josh Mansour AUS, NSW 17 Todd Carney AUS, NSW 36 Willie Mason AUS, NSW 18 Will Chambers AUS, QLD 37 Trent Merrin AUS, NSW 19 Daly Cherry-Evans AUS, QLD 38 Michael Morgan AUS, QLD THE GREATEST WEEKEND! >> SAT 4 & SUN 5 FEBRUARY 2017 >> EDEN PARK, AUCKLAND OTHER NATIONS REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS # NAME Country/Rep # NAME Country/Rep # NAME Country/Rep 1 George Burgess England 26 Kirisome Auvaa Samoa 51 Antonio Winterstein Samoa 2 Tom Burgess England 27 Fa’amanu Brown Samoa 52 Matthew Wright Samoa 3 Joe Burgess England 28 Kalifa Faifai Loa Samoa 53 Sosaia Feki Tonga 4 Mike Cooper England 29 Raymond Faitala-Mariner Samoa 54 John Folau Tonga 5 Chris Heighington England 30 Tim Lafai Samoa 55 Mahe Fonua Tonga 6 Sam Tomkins England 31 Joseph Leilua Samoa 56 David Fusitua Tonga 7 Pat Richards Ireland 32 Ricky Leutele Samoa 57 Delouise Hoeter Tonga 8 Jayson Bukuya Fiji 33 Sam Lisone Samoa 58 Solomone Kata Tonga 9 Reagan Campbell Gillard Fiji 34 Isaac Liu Samoa 59 Sione Katoa Tonga 10 Kane Evans Fiji 35 Dunamis Lui Samoa 60 Antonio Kaufusi Tonga 11 Fabian Goodall Fiji 36 Pat Mata’utia Samoa 61 Samisoni Langi Tonga 12 Marika Koroibete Fiji 37 Peter Mata’utia Samoa 62 Siuatonga Likiliki Tonga 13 Apisai Koroisau Fiji 38 Anthony Milford Samoa 63 Joel Luani Tonga 14 Etonia Nabuli Fiji 39 Tautau Moga Samoa 64 Willie Manu Tonga 15 Kevin Naiqama Fiji 40 Joseph Paulo Samoa 65 Lachlan Maranta Tonga 16 Tyrone Phillips Fiji 41 Dominique Peyroux Samoa 66 Feleti Mateo Tonga 17 Junior Roqica Fiji 42 Kaysa Pritchard Samoa 67 Ben Murdoch-Masila Tonga 18 Daniel Saifiti Fiji 43 Lagi Setu Samoa 68 Jo Ofahengaue Tonga 19 Jacob Saifiti Fiji 44 Irae Simone Samoa 69 Michael Oldfield Tonga 20 Korbin Sims Fiji 45 Kyle Stanley Samoa 70 Agnatius Paasi Tonga 21 Tariq Sims Fiji 46 Sauaso Sue Samoa 71 Pat Politoni Tonga 22 Eloni Vunakece Fiji 47 Sam Tagataese Samoa 72 Nafe Seluini Tonga 23 Sisa Waqa Fiji 48 Ben Te’o Samoa 73 Jorge Taufau Tonga 24 Ligi Sao PNG 49 Young Tonumaipea Samoa 74 Peni Terepo Tonga 25 John Asiata Samoa 50 Carlos Tuimavave Samoa 75 Albert Vete Tonga THE GREATEST WEEKEND! SAT 4 & SUN 5 FEBRUARY 2017 EDEN PARK, AUCKLAND.
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