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2021 Npc Media Guide Tasman 2021 NPC MEDIA GUIDE TASMAN OUR PEOPLE OUR PLAYERS Media Manager LAST NAME FIRST NAME POSITION DOB CLUB SCHOOL HEIGHT (M) WEIGHT (KG) GAMES Les Edwards Blackadder Ethan Loose Forward 22.03.95 Nelson Nelson College 190 111 44 [email protected] Chapman Louie Halfback 01.05.00 Kahurangi Christchurch Boys 179 84 0 Team Manager Christie Finlay Halfback 19.09.95 Stoke St Kentigerns 177 82 43 Coxon Ryan Prop 30.09.97 Wanderers St Peter's College Cambridge 183 118 14 Stu Hunter 021 295 0982 Faingaanuku Leicester Wing 11.10.99 Nelson Nelson College 188 109 13 [email protected] Cirikidaveta Te Ahiwaru Lock / Loose 12.4.1988 Stoke St Kentigerns 194 11 0 23 Wing 14.2.1998 Central Queen Victoria School, Fiji 175 95 0 Head Coach Tavatavanawai Timoci Fox-Matamua Taina Number 8 30.01.97 Marist St Peter's College Auckland 190 109 6 Andrew Goodman Frizell Shannon Loose Forward 11.02.94 Marist Apifo'ou College, Tonga 195 108 29 Assistant Coach Havili David Fullback 23 .12 .94 Nelson Nelson College 184 95 53 Shane Christie Talitui (Havili) Sione Loose Forward 25.01.98 Wanderers Auckland Grammar 187 106 16 Assistant Coach Hunt Mitchell First five-eighth 19.06.95 Stoke Nelson College 179 88 44 Gray Cornelius Jordan William Fullback 24.02.98 Nelson Christchurch Boys 188 94 32 Lomax Tyrel Prop 01.06.96 Stoke St Edmunds College Canberra 193 127 29 Assistant Coach MacDonald Quentin Hooker 25.09.88 Central Marlborough Boys 181 105 78 Dan Perrin Makalio Andrew Hooker 22.01.92 Nelson Onehunga High School 182 123 42 Assistant Coach Inch Luca Prop 29.8.2001 Kahurangi Nelson College 182 118 0 James Marshall Matenga Sam Prop 8.05.98 Kahurangi Gisborne Boys 186 116 3 Head S&C Moli Atu Prop 12.06.95 Harlequins Marlborough Boys 189 127 1 Moli Sam Hooker 24.12.98 Marist Marlborough Boys 185 114 5 James Holden Nankivell Alex Second five-eighth 25.10.96 Stoke Christchurch Boys 187 98 45 Assistant S&C Ngakuru Mahonri Lock 02.01.00 Wanderers St Kentigerns 197 107 0 Dan Monaghan Norris Jacob Loose Forward 2 7.11 . 9 8 Marist St Peter's College Cambridge 189 104 6 Physio Robinson Taine Wing 15.6.2000 Stoke Nelson College 180 89 0 Kurt Harrington O'Malley Timothy First five-eighth 21.08.94 Waitohi St Kevins 186 96 29 Paea Fetuli Centre 16.08.94 Waitohi Liahona high school 189 95 9 Doctor Parkinson Pari Pari Lock 12.09.96 Stoke St Kentigerns 204 119 32 Nick Dewar Reece Sevu Wing 13.02.97 Waitohi Hamilton Boys 179 98 0 GPS Analyst Renton Hugh Loose Forward 12.05.96 Awatere Lindisfarne College 193 107 0 Vaea Peterseon Salmon Isaac Prop 5.09.96 Nelson Nelson College 181 116 21 Segner Anton Loose Forward 24.7.01 Nelson Nelson College 192 108 0 Shalfoon Antonio Lock 10.08.97 Stoke Lincoln High School 197 114 0 Strange Quinten Lock 21.08.96 Nelson Nelson College 199 114 38 Sykes Martin Kershawl Prop 26.04.99 Nelson St Kentigerns 187 111 0 Telea Mark Wing 06.12.96 Central Massey High School 186 94 0 Tu'ungafasi Isileli Prop 10.01.95 Waitohi Mangere College 185 116 0.
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