NSW Cup Team List: Warriors' side unchanged

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Author: Richard Becht & photosport.nz
Timestamp: Tue 12 Mar 2024, 06:34 PM

An unchanged One New Zealand Warriors side has been selected to take on the North Sydney Bears in Sunday’s second-round New South Wales Cup clash at Navigation Homes Stadium in Pukekohe (1.00pm kick-off).

Both sides head into the St Patrick’s Day showdown on the back of first-round successes, the Warriors stealing a late 28-24 win over Newtown while the Bears took care of St George Illawarra 28-4.

The match-up comes six months after North Sydney held off the Warriors 28-24 last September to advance to the New South Wales Cup grand final.

Ten of the Warriors’ players involved in that contest are named for this Sunday’s encounter.

Round 2 - Sunday 17th March

Full Time

Warriors

Bears

Team Lists

Backs

Fullback for Warriors is number 14 Geronimo Doyle

Fullback for Bears is number 25 Sualauvi Faalogo
Winger for Warriors is number 2 Setu Tu

Winger for Bears is number 2 Dean Ieremia
Centre for Warriors is number 4 Moala Graham-Taufa

Centre for Bears is number 3 Josh Bergamin
Centre for Warriors is number 21 Adam Pompey

Centre for Bears is number 4 Kieran Hayman
Winger for Warriors is number 5 Edward Kosi

Winger for Bears is number 5 Tuipulotu Katoa
Five-Eighth for Warriors is number 20 Luke Hanson

Five-Eighth for Bears is number 6 Ben Stevanovic
Halfback for Warriors is number 1 Ben Farr

Halfback for Bears is number 7 Keagan Russell-Smith

Forwards

Prop for Warriors is number 8 Tanner Stowers-Smith

Prop for Bears is number 8 Kurt De Luis
Hooker for Warriors is number 9 Paul Roache

Hooker for Bears is number 9 Rua Ngatikaura
Prop for Warriors is number 17 Eddie Ieremia-Toeava

Prop for Bears is number 10 Jerry Key
2nd Row for Warriors is number 11 Maia Sands

2nd Row for Bears is number 12 Riley Meyn
2nd Row for Warriors is number 12 Jacob Laban

2nd Row for Bears is number 21 Shawn Blore
Lock for Warriors is number 13 Kalani Going

Lock for Bears is number 13 Ben Talty

Interchange

Interchange for Warriors is number 15 Dylan Tavita

Interchange for Bears is number 1 Jake Toby
Interchange for Warriors is number 16 Toni Tupouniua

Interchange for Bears is number 11 Matt Stimson
Interchange for Warriors is number 18 Jeremiah Schuster

Interchange for Bears is number 16 Allan Fitzgibbon
Interchange for Warriors is number 22 Quinnlan Tupou

Interchange for Bears is number 20 Jayden Yates

Reserves

Replacement for Warriors is number 3 Compton Fuatimau

Replacement for Bears is number 15 Shalom O'Ofou

Last updated: 12:34 am Friday 7th February 2025

Experienced NRL players Jazz Tevaga, Te Maire Martin and Chanel Harris-Tavita are listed again along with 27-game NRL winger Ed Kosi, one of the try scorers in the last-gasp win over the Jets.

Tevaga had an impressive all-round game, topping all players for most metres (228) and tackles (40) while Harris-Tavita scored a try, kicked four goals from four attempts and laid on two tries and Martin provided three line break assists and two try assists.

Coming back from a scaphoid injury which impacted his preseason, Kosi scored a try and made 149 metres from 15 runs.