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tiger_one said:

Cubs to tackle Warrington Wolves​



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Cubs to tackle Warrington Wolves

Wests Tigers Cubs are playing an exhibition match this Saturday against a touring Under 18s side from English Super League club, Warrington Wolves.
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This was the team for Tamworth & not sure who would be our pre-season T&T players except for Luke Laulilii.

1 Luke Laulilii
2 Riley Oitmann
3 Callum McMenemy
4 Malik Amine
5 Jonah Watson
6 Marc Tannous
7 Alex Conti
8 Kohan Lewis
9 Aaron Keppie
10 Dougie Tuala
11 Byron Laupepa
12 Jordan Bunt
13 Denzel Shaafhausen

14 Jared Haywood
15 Archie Duncombe
16 Lucas Rossi
17 Kimball Liufau
18 Nate Gallagher
19 Sonny Edwards-Moeke
20 Cooper Clarke
21 Mase Karhani
 
tiger_one said:

Cubs to tackle Warrington Wolves​



www.weststigers.com.au

Cubs to tackle Warrington Wolves

Wests Tigers Cubs are playing an exhibition match this Saturday against a touring Under 18s side from English Super League club, Warrington Wolves.
www.weststigers.com.au www.weststigers.com.au
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The poms could be in for quite a shock depending on what time of day this is played,for their sake i would hope it is a night match
 
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/n...s/news-story/fa47907adf43fc87ac48b8fc6f45f5ca

ONITONI LARGE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A natural talent, the gifted playmaker enters his second season of Harold Matts after a standout season in the No.6 jumper.

A student at Scots College, the long striding former u15 Australian Schoolboys rep has talent scouts from league and rugby union watching his every move.

Continues to develop all facets of a well-rounded game, and was a stand out for the Waratahs at the recent Super Rugby U16s series.

HEATH MASON (SG BALL)

The St Greg’s product has a work ethic second to none, and last season the exciting fullback took the Magpies to within a whisker of upsetting eventual SG Ball premiers, Parramatta, in an epic semi final.

His sizzling long range solo effort at Campbelltown that day will be long remembered.

In the months since, the head-geared flyer has been named in the Australian Schoolboys squad after starring for NSWCCC last July in the national championships.


JORDAN MILLER (SG BALL)

Another former Aussie schoolboys rep, Miller is a damaging front-rower the Tigers have earmarked for a bright future.

Of Fijian and Maori heritage, the hulking prop continues to impress in the Magpies’ pathways program. In 2022, the No.8 was part of the title winning Harold Matts combination, and next year will be even better following his first season of SG Ball.


Jordan Miller making a run for Patrician Brothers, Fairfield. Picture: Jonathan Ng
AFI FAUESE (TARSHA GALE)

One of a long list of stars from Campbelltown Collegians, Afi is on track to continue her progression as a damaging strike centre.

Also capable of playing closer to the ruck, the former NSWCCC rep has already shown her value in top company, winning this year’s Macarthur Women’s Open Age competition with Collies.

Runs smart lines, and is deadly from close range.

HARLEY REBBECK (SG BALL)

The skilful No.6 is no stranger to the Wests Tigers pathways, and last season held his own for the Macarthur Wests Tigers in the Laurie Daley Cup.

Loves a challenge, and will draw on the confidence gained from his first grade debut for the Mittagong Lions in the Macarthur competition earlier this year.

SOFAIA VAKI (TARSHA GALE)

Sofaia Vaki is arguably one of the most damaging prospects in the club’s pathways.

The younger sister of NRLW prop, Folau, the punishing back-rower is on a fast track to pack down in the same scrum.

A wrecking-ball for Collies, she has already tasted elite open age footy with the Wests Tigers in the Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership.


Sofaia Vaki hits it up for Wests Tigers in last season’s Tarsha Gale Cup. Picture: Thomas Lisson
KIT LAULILII (SG BALL)

After making a whirlwind NRL debut for Benji Marshall’s side in the final round against Manly, it will be interesting to see how much SG Ball footy the backrower plays in 2024.

A former Westfield Sports High student, Laulilii wasted no time rising through the ranks. After leading the Magpies to Harold Matts glory in 2022, he started last season in SG Ball before jumping to Jersey Flegg, NSW Cup and then finally the NRL in a hectic finish to the season.

ALI KARNIB (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A super slick speedster, Karnib started making his mark at Parramatta before playing at the U15 Australian Schoolboys Championships in 2022.

Didn’t miss a beat for the Magpies last season, scoring seven tries in eight Harold Matts appearances, including a scorching hat-trick on the right wing against the Rabbitohs.

RILEY OITMANN (SG BALL)

Another Magpies flyer, Oitmann started the 2023 Matts season brimming with confidence after attending the prestigious Junior Blues camp.

Showed his class on the left wing for Wests before lighting up the Macarthur comp, scoring 21 tries and 166 points for the Camden Rams U18s.

TALLYN DA SILVA (SG BALL)

A pathways pioneer at the Tigers, Da Silva piloted the rapid rise to the top that was subsequently followed by Kit Laulilii.

After scoring a swag of tries in SG Ball, the clever No.9 stepped his way to the top, making his NRL debut off the bench in round 16 against the Storm.

A proud East Campbelltown junior, the gifted 18-year-old can expect to spend more time in the higher grades in 2024.

KATIE STEVENS (TARSHA GALE)

Never mind the bells and whistles of top class footy, Stevens just loves getting on the park irrespective of the comp.

A clever playmaker, she can direct traffic from the halves or in the No.13. In 2023, the hard working utility suited up for the Camden Rams in U18s and often backed up in open’s on the Sunday.


Katie Stevens looks for support with the Camden Rams. Pictures: Warren Gannon Photography.
STEPHANIE GOODWORTH (TARSHA GALE)

Flagged as one to watch by her coaches at Campbelltown Collegians, Goodworth is a promising outside back set to transition from the Tigers’ Lisa Fiaola Cup (U16).

Reliable in defence, the promising fullback has also used her pace to score plenty of tries in the centres.

LACHLAN GALVIN (SG BALL)

With quality halves rarer than hen's teeth, the progress of this 2023 Australian Schoolboy is already turning heads.

Cuts an imposing figure in the No.6, and this season led Westfields Sports High to just about every trophy on offer.

Backs up after pulling the strings in SG Ball last season, and with long term combinations already developed with many in the squad, the Magpies attack is sure to fire.

ASHTON LARGE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

The younger of the Large brothers, like Onitoni, Ashton is also making waves in both codes.

Blessed with sharp acceleration, the opportunist hooker recently guided NSWCIS to back-to-back national titles.

Still only 15, age won’t worry this Scots College student, who is expected to make a big impression across the opening rounds of the new Matts season.

LUKE LAULILII (SG BALL)

The younger brother of Kit, Luke is a dynamic fullback who dominated alongside Lachlan Galvin last season at Westfield Sports.

With size, speed and soft hands, the Australian Schoolboy is expected to make a seamless transition from Matts to SG Ball.

IEMAIMA ETUALE (TARSHA GALE)

In just two seasons, Etuale has made the jump from the Lisa Fiaola Cup to packing down against heavyweights for the Wests Tigers in the HNWP.

The New Zealand-born second-rower trains hard and with sharp acceleration, she’s a headache for defenders.

Still only 18, the Collies’ livewire can expect plenty of game time in the Tarsha Gale Cup.

TIANA-LEE THORNE (TARSHA GALE)

The exciting fullback transitioned from Mounties to Wests last season, making an instant impact where she scored the gong as the side’s ‘best back’ in Tarsha Gale.

After several starts in the HNWP last season, Tiana-Lee is once again expected to reach another level in 2024.

LUKE KEPPIE (SG BALL)

A reliable and consistent No.7, Keppie will be better for last season’s run in SG Ball, and alongside Galvin will form one of the premier halves combinations in the competition.

A Macarthur local, Keppie also played U18s for Picton in 2023, and capped off a great season with a try and six goals on first grade debut.

NATE GALLAGHER (SG BALL)

Tall and rangy, Gallagher has alternated between wing and centre in the past two seasons of Matts.

In the 2022 decider the winger crossed for a double, while last season he troubled defenders from right centre.

On the local scene, he crossed 11 times for Narellan U18s, and perhaps in a sign of things to come, finished the season in the Jets’ backrow.

ALEX ISDALE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A busy playmaker with credentials enhanced at both Westfield Sports and Patrician Brothers Fairfield, Isdale is once again expected to partner Onitoni Large in the halves.

A regular schoolboys rep, the slippery half began his junior rep journey at Parramatta and in recent seasons has appeared for East Campbelltown in the local competition.
 
BlackWhiteGold said:
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/n...s/news-story/fa47907adf43fc87ac48b8fc6f45f5ca

ONITONI LARGE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A natural talent, the gifted playmaker enters his second season of Harold Matts after a standout season in the No.6 jumper.

A student at Scots College, the long striding former u15 Australian Schoolboys rep has talent scouts from league and rugby union watching his every move.

Continues to develop all facets of a well-rounded game, and was a stand out for the Waratahs at the recent Super Rugby U16s series.

HEATH MASON (SG BALL)

The St Greg’s product has a work ethic second to none, and last season the exciting fullback took the Magpies to within a whisker of upsetting eventual SG Ball premiers, Parramatta, in an epic semi final.

His sizzling long range solo effort at Campbelltown that day will be long remembered.

In the months since, the head-geared flyer has been named in the Australian Schoolboys squad after starring for NSWCCC last July in the national championships.


JORDAN MILLER (SG BALL)

Another former Aussie schoolboys rep, Miller is a damaging front-rower the Tigers have earmarked for a bright future.

Of Fijian and Maori heritage, the hulking prop continues to impress in the Magpies’ pathways program. In 2022, the No.8 was part of the title winning Harold Matts combination, and next year will be even better following his first season of SG Ball.


Jordan Miller making a run for Patrician Brothers, Fairfield. Picture: Jonathan Ng
AFI FAUESE (TARSHA GALE)

One of a long list of stars from Campbelltown Collegians, Afi is on track to continue her progression as a damaging strike centre.

Also capable of playing closer to the ruck, the former NSWCCC rep has already shown her value in top company, winning this year’s Macarthur Women’s Open Age competition with Collies.

Runs smart lines, and is deadly from close range.

HARLEY REBBECK (SG BALL)

The skilful No.6 is no stranger to the Wests Tigers pathways, and last season held his own for the Macarthur Wests Tigers in the Laurie Daley Cup.

Loves a challenge, and will draw on the confidence gained from his first grade debut for the Mittagong Lions in the Macarthur competition earlier this year.

SOFAIA VAKI (TARSHA GALE)

Sofaia Vaki is arguably one of the most damaging prospects in the club’s pathways.

The younger sister of NRLW prop, Folau, the punishing back-rower is on a fast track to pack down in the same scrum.

A wrecking-ball for Collies, she has already tasted elite open age footy with the Wests Tigers in the Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership.


Sofaia Vaki hits it up for Wests Tigers in last season’s Tarsha Gale Cup. Picture: Thomas Lisson
KIT LAULILII (SG BALL)

After making a whirlwind NRL debut for Benji Marshall’s side in the final round against Manly, it will be interesting to see how much SG Ball footy the backrower plays in 2024.

A former Westfield Sports High student, Laulilii wasted no time rising through the ranks. After leading the Magpies to Harold Matts glory in 2022, he started last season in SG Ball before jumping to Jersey Flegg, NSW Cup and then finally the NRL in a hectic finish to the season.

ALI KARNIB (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A super slick speedster, Karnib started making his mark at Parramatta before playing at the U15 Australian Schoolboys Championships in 2022.

Didn’t miss a beat for the Magpies last season, scoring seven tries in eight Harold Matts appearances, including a scorching hat-trick on the right wing against the Rabbitohs.

RILEY OITMANN (SG BALL)

Another Magpies flyer, Oitmann started the 2023 Matts season brimming with confidence after attending the prestigious Junior Blues camp.

Showed his class on the left wing for Wests before lighting up the Macarthur comp, scoring 21 tries and 166 points for the Camden Rams U18s.

TALLYN DA SILVA (SG BALL)

A pathways pioneer at the Tigers, Da Silva piloted the rapid rise to the top that was subsequently followed by Kit Laulilii.

After scoring a swag of tries in SG Ball, the clever No.9 stepped his way to the top, making his NRL debut off the bench in round 16 against the Storm.

A proud East Campbelltown junior, the gifted 18-year-old can expect to spend more time in the higher grades in 2024.

KATIE STEVENS (TARSHA GALE)

Never mind the bells and whistles of top class footy, Stevens just loves getting on the park irrespective of the comp.

A clever playmaker, she can direct traffic from the halves or in the No.13. In 2023, the hard working utility suited up for the Camden Rams in U18s and often backed up in open’s on the Sunday.


Katie Stevens looks for support with the Camden Rams. Pictures: Warren Gannon Photography.
STEPHANIE GOODWORTH (TARSHA GALE)

Flagged as one to watch by her coaches at Campbelltown Collegians, Goodworth is a promising outside back set to transition from the Tigers’ Lisa Fiaola Cup (U16).

Reliable in defence, the promising fullback has also used her pace to score plenty of tries in the centres.

LACHLAN GALVIN (SG BALL)

With quality halves rarer than hen's teeth, the progress of this 2023 Australian Schoolboy is already turning heads.

Cuts an imposing figure in the No.6, and this season led Westfields Sports High to just about every trophy on offer.

Backs up after pulling the strings in SG Ball last season, and with long term combinations already developed with many in the squad, the Magpies attack is sure to fire.

ASHTON LARGE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

The younger of the Large brothers, like Onitoni, Ashton is also making waves in both codes.

Blessed with sharp acceleration, the opportunist hooker recently guided NSWCIS to back-to-back national titles.

Still only 15, age won’t worry this Scots College student, who is expected to make a big impression across the opening rounds of the new Matts season.

LUKE LAULILII (SG BALL)

The younger brother of Kit, Luke is a dynamic fullback who dominated alongside Lachlan Galvin last season at Westfield Sports.

With size, speed and soft hands, the Australian Schoolboy is expected to make a seamless transition from Matts to SG Ball.

IEMAIMA ETUALE (TARSHA GALE)

In just two seasons, Etuale has made the jump from the Lisa Fiaola Cup to packing down against heavyweights for the Wests Tigers in the HNWP.

The New Zealand-born second-rower trains hard and with sharp acceleration, she’s a headache for defenders.

Still only 18, the Collies’ livewire can expect plenty of game time in the Tarsha Gale Cup.

TIANA-LEE THORNE (TARSHA GALE)

The exciting fullback transitioned from Mounties to Wests last season, making an instant impact where she scored the gong as the side’s ‘best back’ in Tarsha Gale.

After several starts in the HNWP last season, Tiana-Lee is once again expected to reach another level in 2024.

LUKE KEPPIE (SG BALL)

A reliable and consistent No.7, Keppie will be better for last season’s run in SG Ball, and alongside Galvin will form one of the premier halves combinations in the competition.

A Macarthur local, Keppie also played U18s for Picton in 2023, and capped off a great season with a try and six goals on first grade debut.

NATE GALLAGHER (SG BALL)

Tall and rangy, Gallagher has alternated between wing and centre in the past two seasons of Matts.

In the 2022 decider the winger crossed for a double, while last season he troubled defenders from right centre.

On the local scene, he crossed 11 times for Narellan U18s, and perhaps in a sign of things to come, finished the season in the Jets’ backrow.

ALEX ISDALE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A busy playmaker with credentials enhanced at both Westfield Sports and Patrician Brothers Fairfield, Isdale is once again expected to partner Onitoni Large in the halves.

A regular schoolboys rep, the slippery half began his junior rep journey at Parramatta and in recent seasons has appeared for East Campbelltown in the local competition.
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Legend! Thanks for posting!
 
BlackWhiteGold said:
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/n...s/news-story/fa47907adf43fc87ac48b8fc6f45f5ca

ONITONI LARGE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A natural talent, the gifted playmaker enters his second season of Harold Matts after a standout season in the No.6 jumper.

A student at Scots College, the long striding former u15 Australian Schoolboys rep has talent scouts from league and rugby union watching his every move.

Continues to develop all facets of a well-rounded game, and was a stand out for the Waratahs at the recent Super Rugby U16s series.

HEATH MASON (SG BALL)

The St Greg’s product has a work ethic second to none, and last season the exciting fullback took the Magpies to within a whisker of upsetting eventual SG Ball premiers, Parramatta, in an epic semi final.

His sizzling long range solo effort at Campbelltown that day will be long remembered.

In the months since, the head-geared flyer has been named in the Australian Schoolboys squad after starring for NSWCCC last July in the national championships.


JORDAN MILLER (SG BALL)

Another former Aussie schoolboys rep, Miller is a damaging front-rower the Tigers have earmarked for a bright future.

Of Fijian and Maori heritage, the hulking prop continues to impress in the Magpies’ pathways program. In 2022, the No.8 was part of the title winning Harold Matts combination, and next year will be even better following his first season of SG Ball.


Jordan Miller making a run for Patrician Brothers, Fairfield. Picture: Jonathan Ng
AFI FAUESE (TARSHA GALE)

One of a long list of stars from Campbelltown Collegians, Afi is on track to continue her progression as a damaging strike centre.

Also capable of playing closer to the ruck, the former NSWCCC rep has already shown her value in top company, winning this year’s Macarthur Women’s Open Age competition with Collies.

Runs smart lines, and is deadly from close range.

HARLEY REBBECK (SG BALL)

The skilful No.6 is no stranger to the Wests Tigers pathways, and last season held his own for the Macarthur Wests Tigers in the Laurie Daley Cup.

Loves a challenge, and will draw on the confidence gained from his first grade debut for the Mittagong Lions in the Macarthur competition earlier this year.

SOFAIA VAKI (TARSHA GALE)

Sofaia Vaki is arguably one of the most damaging prospects in the club’s pathways.

The younger sister of NRLW prop, Folau, the punishing back-rower is on a fast track to pack down in the same scrum.

A wrecking-ball for Collies, she has already tasted elite open age footy with the Wests Tigers in the Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership.


Sofaia Vaki hits it up for Wests Tigers in last season’s Tarsha Gale Cup. Picture: Thomas Lisson
KIT LAULILII (SG BALL)

After making a whirlwind NRL debut for Benji Marshall’s side in the final round against Manly, it will be interesting to see how much SG Ball footy the backrower plays in 2024.

A former Westfield Sports High student, Laulilii wasted no time rising through the ranks. After leading the Magpies to Harold Matts glory in 2022, he started last season in SG Ball before jumping to Jersey Flegg, NSW Cup and then finally the NRL in a hectic finish to the season.

ALI KARNIB (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A super slick speedster, Karnib started making his mark at Parramatta before playing at the U15 Australian Schoolboys Championships in 2022.

Didn’t miss a beat for the Magpies last season, scoring seven tries in eight Harold Matts appearances, including a scorching hat-trick on the right wing against the Rabbitohs.

RILEY OITMANN (SG BALL)

Another Magpies flyer, Oitmann started the 2023 Matts season brimming with confidence after attending the prestigious Junior Blues camp.

Showed his class on the left wing for Wests before lighting up the Macarthur comp, scoring 21 tries and 166 points for the Camden Rams U18s.

TALLYN DA SILVA (SG BALL)

A pathways pioneer at the Tigers, Da Silva piloted the rapid rise to the top that was subsequently followed by Kit Laulilii.

After scoring a swag of tries in SG Ball, the clever No.9 stepped his way to the top, making his NRL debut off the bench in round 16 against the Storm.

A proud East Campbelltown junior, the gifted 18-year-old can expect to spend more time in the higher grades in 2024.

KATIE STEVENS (TARSHA GALE)

Never mind the bells and whistles of top class footy, Stevens just loves getting on the park irrespective of the comp.

A clever playmaker, she can direct traffic from the halves or in the No.13. In 2023, the hard working utility suited up for the Camden Rams in U18s and often backed up in open’s on the Sunday.


Katie Stevens looks for support with the Camden Rams. Pictures: Warren Gannon Photography.
STEPHANIE GOODWORTH (TARSHA GALE)

Flagged as one to watch by her coaches at Campbelltown Collegians, Goodworth is a promising outside back set to transition from the Tigers’ Lisa Fiaola Cup (U16).

Reliable in defence, the promising fullback has also used her pace to score plenty of tries in the centres.

LACHLAN GALVIN (SG BALL)

With quality halves rarer than hen's teeth, the progress of this 2023 Australian Schoolboy is already turning heads.

Cuts an imposing figure in the No.6, and this season led Westfields Sports High to just about every trophy on offer.

Backs up after pulling the strings in SG Ball last season, and with long term combinations already developed with many in the squad, the Magpies attack is sure to fire.

ASHTON LARGE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

The younger of the Large brothers, like Onitoni, Ashton is also making waves in both codes.

Blessed with sharp acceleration, the opportunist hooker recently guided NSWCIS to back-to-back national titles.

Still only 15, age won’t worry this Scots College student, who is expected to make a big impression across the opening rounds of the new Matts season.

LUKE LAULILII (SG BALL)

The younger brother of Kit, Luke is a dynamic fullback who dominated alongside Lachlan Galvin last season at Westfield Sports.

With size, speed and soft hands, the Australian Schoolboy is expected to make a seamless transition from Matts to SG Ball.

IEMAIMA ETUALE (TARSHA GALE)

In just two seasons, Etuale has made the jump from the Lisa Fiaola Cup to packing down against heavyweights for the Wests Tigers in the HNWP.

The New Zealand-born second-rower trains hard and with sharp acceleration, she’s a headache for defenders.

Still only 18, the Collies’ livewire can expect plenty of game time in the Tarsha Gale Cup.

TIANA-LEE THORNE (TARSHA GALE)

The exciting fullback transitioned from Mounties to Wests last season, making an instant impact where she scored the gong as the side’s ‘best back’ in Tarsha Gale.

After several starts in the HNWP last season, Tiana-Lee is once again expected to reach another level in 2024.

LUKE KEPPIE (SG BALL)

A reliable and consistent No.7, Keppie will be better for last season’s run in SG Ball, and alongside Galvin will form one of the premier halves combinations in the competition.

A Macarthur local, Keppie also played U18s for Picton in 2023, and capped off a great season with a try and six goals on first grade debut.

NATE GALLAGHER (SG BALL)

Tall and rangy, Gallagher has alternated between wing and centre in the past two seasons of Matts.

In the 2022 decider the winger crossed for a double, while last season he troubled defenders from right centre.

On the local scene, he crossed 11 times for Narellan U18s, and perhaps in a sign of things to come, finished the season in the Jets’ backrow.

ALEX ISDALE (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A busy playmaker with credentials enhanced at both Westfield Sports and Patrician Brothers Fairfield, Isdale is once again expected to partner Onitoni Large in the halves.

A regular schoolboys rep, the slippery half began his junior rep journey at Parramatta and in recent seasons has appeared for East Campbelltown in the local competition.
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Liked what I saw from Nate Gallagher with limited opportunity to watch the HMs earlier in the year. Good talker good defender!
 
Lee & Pascoe's #1 Hater said:
Next step for the club is to get a livestream of these pathways going. Come on, you talk about being a development club, then let us see those players you are developing. Let us have a reason to invest in the future of the club.

LIVESTREAM OUR PATHWAYS GAMES, WESTS TIGERS, YOU MORONS!
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Be nice if that was included in the review for action!
 
BlackWhiteGold said:
ALI KARNIB (HAROLD MATTHEWS)

A super slick speedster, Karnib started making his mark at Parramatta before playing at the U15 Australian Schoolboys Championships in 2022.

Didn’t miss a beat for the Magpies last season, scoring seven tries in eight Harold Matts appearances, including a scorching hat-trick on the right wing against the Rabbitohs.
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He's had a bit of a growth spurt recently. Bit of
a sleeper. Tackle breaker, physical in defence ✔️
 
Needaname said:
Growth spurt! Nice, he was electric last year but without being a To’a build, height would be an obstacle!
How much of a growth spurt?
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I don't know, he's still growing. And he is leb too
so he was shaving already at 16 anyway haha
 
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