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Swindale Shield Team Lists - Round Nine SWINDALE SHIELD TEAM LISTS - ROUND NINE Avalon Marist St Pats Tawa Hutt Old Boys Marist Old Boys University Northern United Oriental-Rongotai Upper Hutt Rams Joe Aspell Cup Ken Douglas Trophy Bob Lendrum Cup Fraser Park Artificial Lyndhurst Park Nairnville Park Polo Ground Referee: Jamie Fairmaid Referee: Justin Currie Referee: Marcus Playle Referee: Stu Catley Tui Yandall 1 Vince Sakaria Sitiveni Paongo 1 Simon Malaeulu Finnbarr Kerr-Newell 1 Jerome Va'ai Xavier Numia 1 Apa Heemi Hale Nun Yan 2 Valentine Meachen Lotu Nuku 2 James O'Reilly Junior Makapelu 2 Ethan Mate-Robinson Joey Mears 2 Rei Heremaia Patrick Roil 3 Ha'amea Ahio Tolu Fahamokioa 3 Joe Apikatoa Jonathan Fuimaono 3 Gerard Faitotoa Whetu Henry 3 Calem Sua Fred Pyle 4 Nick Harrison Tito Ioane 4 David Filipo Patterson Carter 4 Quaid Martin-Laumatia Ola Va'ai 4 Aidan Woodward Akuila Alatini 5 Sean Bridge Hemi Fermanis 5 Jared Woodward Joe Beech 5 Chris Middleton Karl Dumelow 5 Vern Sosefo Laman Ah Wong 6 Isaac O'Connor Sio Fidow 6 Tasi Fidow Naera Tipoki 6 Parekura Lalaga Tuakana Metuarau 6 Daniel Schrijvers Logan Blake 7 Corey Lawrence Tavita Logovae 7 Jordan Gillies Daven Candy 7 Fala Tuala Josh Leutogi 7 Mitchell Markov Sefo Aumua 8 Lucky Tuia Folau Vea 8 Ben Power Teariki Ben-Nicholas 8 Mike Ioapo Luke Tau'alupe 8 Josh Brown Damien Madsen 9 Jack Taulapapa Ben Stephens 9 Sheridan Rangihuna Tomasi Palu 9 Tom Finai Adam Deck 9 TBC Cameron Cross 10 Fa'atonu Fili Luke Cummings 10 Glen Walters Dale Sabbagh 10 Leon Ellison Alex Ropeti 10 Nua Hunt Poata Tuisamoa 11 Mike Buckley Elijah Va'a-Brooking 11 Fereti Soloa Te Wehi Wright 11 Liki Siliga Aukuso Tuitama 11 Max Pearson Dylan Reece 12 Dudley Parsons Tamati Hauraki-Tyrell 12 Brandyn Laursen Matt Goosen 12 Perry Hayman Paulo Aukuso 12 Kona Feaunati Jordan Aquila 13 Billy Proctor Pepesana Patafilo 13 Ope Peleseuma Wes Goosen 13 T.K Bishop Malo Tuitama 13 Josh Hunt Danny Yandall 14 Jackson Martin Faraimo Nofoaiga 14 Tupeni Kamakorewa Sam Reid 14 Salio Siaunuua Malachai Unasa 14 Joyner Key Thomas Kiwara 15 Andrew Wells PJ Iosefo 15 Matt Poole Manahi Moana 15 Takehiro Nakazawa Andy Ellis 15 Tafa Tafa Coaches Coaches John Bradbrook, Errol Andrew Robinson & Doug Fletcher, Shaun Dan Vulu & Kent Harris J Williams, R Tipoki, Gerard Fasavalu & Rob Lui Aukuso, Sean Hay & Adam Campbell & Weston & Nick Brown Bernie Upton Treeby, Vice Saletele P Gough & M Barnes Aloe Whetu Henry Tim Kareko Paremata-Plimmerton Wainuiomata Johnsonville Poneke Wellington Petone Bill Francis/Jack Taylor Trophy Ngati Toa Domain Helston Park Hataitai Park Referee: Steve Newson Referee: Ben O'Keeffe Referee: Damian McPherson Teariki Kie Tonga 1 Dave Va'a Simi Navoka 1 Lalovi Tafua Adam Stewart 1 Dylan Manuel Quentin Rauhihi 2 Dion Lealofi Dean Ropata 2 Kelvin Harper Jason Bird 2 Eugene Smith Danny Herewini 3 Jacob Matautia Hemi Remuera 3 Rhys Reiri Joe Reid 3 Logan Gibbons James Corcoran 4 Bevan Clark Eammon Carr 4 Cole Stewart Alex Dalzell 4 Michael Tu'ipiulotu Taisson Lealaisalanoa 5 Daniel Cherry Harrison Dodds 5 Sam Ready Simon Shearer 5 Ta'amilo Va'a Grant Robson 6 Dan Farani Siaosi Mafi 6 Galu Taufale Terry Soli 6 Mateaki Kafatolu Shane Hedges 7 Matt Jacobs Marcus Ale 7 Ray Treviranus Hone Harewa 7 Jacob Gooch Tane McMillan-Parata 8 Ben Tupuola Mykel Herewini 8 Toa Halafihi Sam Gard'ner 8 Jim Morgan Kalib Martin 9 Waiariki Koia Eammon Tawhiwirangi 9 Jamie Hargraves Callum Harkin 9 Carne Green Tainui Parata 10 John Monu Levi Kemp 10 Pakai Turia Hilton Mexted 10 Jared Kahu Sam Filipo 11 Eden Monu Waisea Yabakivou 11 Nick Robertson Connor Fuli 11 Taurima Morris Kewa McMillan-Parata 12 Teru Time Kalolo Kalolo 12 Saimoa Siale Toshhiki Yamauchi 12 Jonny Sykes Matt DeTerte 13 Erich Tuisila Romu Senileba 13 Levi Harmon Olly Sapsford 13 Villiami Fine Teina Putai 14 Nash Fiso-Valei Jacob Walmsley 14 Ben Huntley Ben May 14 James Twomey Blake Neve 15 Uale Mai Levi Grace 15 Michael Sage Henry Hocking 15 Zac Hrstich Coaches Coaches Coaches Phil Gibb & Mike Hunter Justin Wilson, Daniel Logan Tauiliili & Shane Pihema & Marty Berry & Graham Purvis & Smith & Dan Farani Gary Archer Charles Aliva Simon Culley Tui Bradbrook.
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