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COUNTIES MANUKAU OUR PEOPLE OUR PLAYERS Coach FIRST NAME LAST NAME POSITION DOB CLUB SCHOOL HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES Tai Lavea Suetena Asomua Prop 6-Jul-1998 Waiuku 190cm 128kg 6 Joseph Casey Hooker 6-Aug-1998 Ardmore Marist 180cm 104kg 0 Manager Dale Tucker Pelefofoga Cowley Halfback 16-Apr-1993 Manurewa 176cm 88kg 4 Lyndon Dunshea Lock 18-Dec-1991 Waiuku 194cm 116kg 0 Media Contact Sione Fifita Wing 17-Apr-1999 Pukekohe 187cm 102kg 18 Leah Farrell 021 02880759 Penisoni Fineanganofo Hooker 20-Mar-1998 Waiuku 187cm 115kg 0 [email protected] Nikolai Foliaki Centre 25-Dec-1997 Karaka 189cm 102kg 9 Latiume Fosita First five-eighth 25-Jul-1992 Ardmore Marist 187cm 97kg 0 Kalione Hala Fullback 6-Mar-1991 Karaka 180cm 87kg 15 Jarrod Halliday Fullback 10-Feb-1997 Pukekohe 194cm 99kg 0 Leigh Hughes Prop 20-Dec-1993 Pukekohe 181cm 113kg 1 Johnathan Kawau Loose Forward 23-Jun-1991 Bombay 194cm 106kg 20 Baden Kerr First five-eighth 9-Jun-1989 Karaka 190cm 90kg 39 Kirisi Kuridrani Wing 12-Dec-1991 Papakura 188cm 100kg 10 Nepo Laulala Prop 6-Nov-1991 Ardmore Marist 184cm 116kg 1 Luteru Laulala Second Five-Eighth 30-May-1995 Ardmore Marist 182cm 98kg 30 Potu Leavasa Loose Forward 10-Jan-1996 Manurewa 193cm 107kg 0 Orbyn Leger Second Five-Eighth 13-Mar-1997 Karaka 183cm 96kg 27 Ezekiel Lindenmuth Prop 14-Jul-1997 Ardmore Marist 187cm 121 k g 0 Donald Maka Hooker 29-Jan-1995 Onewhero 186cm 116kg 10 Clinton Malolua Prop 17-Sep-1999 Papakura 177cm 113kg 0 Matiaha Martin Lock 3-Jun-1992 Bombay 199cm 110kg 28 Ioane Moananu Hooker 8-Feb-2001 Manurewa 181cm 108kg 0 Sione Molia Centre 5-Sep-1993 Karaka 186cm 95kg 15 Alamanda Motuga Loose Forward 11-Sep-1994 Ardmore Marist 181cm 96kg 0 Tevita Nabura Wing 28-Jun-1992 Waiuku 192cm 109kg 17 Etene Nanai-Seturo Fullback 20-Aug-1999 Karaka 183cm 97kg 7 Conan O'Donnell Prop 23-May-1996 Karaka 180cm 110kg 9 Dalton Papalii Loose Forward 11-Oct-1997 Patumahoe 193cm 113kg 0 Kieran Read Number 8 26-Oct-1985 Drury 193cm 105kg 0 Jason Robertson First five-eighth 17.-Nov-1994 Manurewa 173cm 86kg 0 Cameron Roigard Halfback 16-Nov-2000 Onewhero 183cm 88kg 0 Samuel Slade Loose Forward 28-Aug-1997 Pukekohe 195cm 116kg 6 Viliami Taulani Number 8 17-Jan-1997 Manurewa 195cm 110kg 0 Jonathan Taumateine Halfback 28-Sep-1996 Ardmore Marist 178cm 86kg 19 Zuriel Togiatama Hooker 2-Mar-1999 Ardmore Marist 183cm 109kg 0 Mickey Woolliams Lock 27-Mar-1996 Karaka 200cm 111 k g 6.

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