Junior Kiwis

































Junior Kiwis
Team information
Nickname Kiwis
Governing body NZRL
Region Asia-Pacific
Head coach Ezra Howe
Captain Isaiah Papali'i
Uniforms














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The Junior Kiwis side represents New Zealand in the sport of rugby league. They are commonly known as the Junior Kiwis, after the native bird of that name.


Since 2010, they are an under-20s side, with players selected from the NRL, Intrust Super Cup, Intrust Super Premiership, Jersey Flegg Cup and Hastings Deering Colts. They are administered by the Australian Rugby League Commission.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 2010 series


    • 2.1 1st Test


    • 2.2 2nd Test




  • 3 2011 match


  • 4 2012 match


  • 5 2013 match


  • 6 2014 match


  • 7 2015 match


  • 8 2016 match


  • 9 2017 match


  • 10 2018 match


  • 11 Players


    • 11.1 Captains




  • 12 Coaches


  • 13 See also


  • 14 References


  • 15 External links





History


Prior to 2010, the Junior Kiwis consisted of the best New Zealand players aged 18 years or younger and would represent the country against the likes of the Australian Schoolboys, the New South Wales Under 18 side and the England Under 18 side, sometimes as curtain raisers to the senior Kiwi games. Players such as Adam Blair, Thomas Leuluai, Issac Luke, Simon Mannering, Jerome Ropati, Manu Vatuvei and Sonny Bill Williams represented the Junior Kiwis early in their careers and went on to play at the senior level for New Zealand.[1][2]


In 2010, with the advent of the National Youth Competition, the Junior Kiwis was switched to an under 20s team and played in a two Test series against the Junior Kangaroos.[3] Since 2011, the Junior Kiwis have faced the Junior Kangaroos at the end of each season in a one off Test match, usually as a curtain raiser to a senior level Australia-New Zealand Test match.



2010 series



1st Test


Played as a curtain raiser to the New Zealand-England Four Nations match.




23 October 2010













Junior Kiwis New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg
 16 – 24
Australian colours.svg Junior Kangaroos

Tries
Siuatonga Likiliki 1
Drury Low 1
Shaun Johnson 1
Goals
Shaun Johnson 2
Report
Tries
Dane Gagai 2
Michael Oldfield 1
Justin O'Neill 1
Cameron King 1
Goals
Cameron King 2



Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand
Referee: Henry Perenara






















Junior Kiwis
2010, 1st Test team
Coaching staff



  •  1 New Zealand colours.svg Glen Fisiiahi - FB



  •  2 New Zealand colours.svg Bill Tupou - WG



  •  3 New Zealand colours.svg Siuatonga Likiliki - CE



  •  4 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Dean Whare - CE



  •  5 Canberra colours.svg Drury Low - WG



  •  6 New Zealand colours.svg Carlos Tuimavave - FE



  •  7 New Zealand colours.svg Shaun Johnson - HB



  •  8 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Lama Tasi - PR



  •  9 Canberra colours.svg Matt McIlwrick - HK



  • 10 Canterbury colours.svg Martin Taupau (c) - PR



  • 11 North Queensland colours.svg Jason Taumalolo - SR



  • 12 New Zealand colours.svg Mark Ioane - SR


  • 13 New Zealand colours.svg Sebastine Ikahihifo - LK






  • 14 New Zealand colours.svg Sam Mataora - PR



  • 15 New Zealand colours.svg Nafe Seluini - HK



  • 16 New Zealand colours.svg Sam Lousi - SR



  • 17 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Isaac Maliota - PR









Head coach



  • David Kidwell





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2nd Test


Played as a curtain raiser to the New Zealand-Papua New Guinea Four Nations match.




30 October 2010













Junior Kiwis New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg
 36 – 20
Australian colours.svg Junior Kangaroos

Tries
Lama Tasi 1
Drury Low 1
Nafe Seluini 1
Martin Taupau 1
Siuatonga Likiliki 1
Carlos Tuimavave 1
Goals
Shaun Johnson 6
Report
Tries
Michael Oldfield 1
Josh Jackson 1
Dane Gagai 1
Justin O'Neill 1
Goals
Cameron King 2



Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua, New Zealand
Referee: Shane Rehm






















Junior Kiwis
2010, 2nd Test team
Coaching staff



  •  1 New Zealand colours.svg Glen Fisiiahi - FB



  •  2 New Zealand colours.svg Bill Tupou - WG



  •  3 New Zealand colours.svg Siuatonga Likiliki - CE



  •  4 Canberra colours.svg Drury Low - CE



  •  5 South Sydney colours.svg Kane Morgan - WG



  •  6 New Zealand colours.svg Carlos Tuimavave - FE



  •  7 New Zealand colours.svg Shaun Johnson - HB



  •  8 Canberra colours.svg Mark Ioane - PR



  •  9 Canberra colours.svg Matt McIlwrick - HK



  • 10 Canterbury colours.svg Martin Taupau (c) - PR



  • 11 New Zealand colours.svg Sam Mataora - SR



  • 12 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Lama Tasi - SR


  • 13 New Zealand colours.svg Sebastine Ikahihifo - LK






  • 14 New Zealand colours.svg Nafe Seluini - HK



  • 15 New Zealand colours.svg Sam Lousi - PR



  • 16 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Isaac Maliota - PR



  • 17 Canterbury colours.svg Pakisonasi Afu - LK









Head coach



  • David Kidwell





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2011 match


Played as a curtain raiser to the Australia-New Zealand pre-Four Nations tournament match.
Both coaches agreed to allow an 18th man be used during the match.




16 October 2011













Junior Kangaroos Australian colours.svg
 16 – 28
New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg Junior Kiwis

Tries
Dane Gagai 2
Stewart Mills 1
Kane Evans 1
Goals
Chad Townsend 2
Report
Tries
Sebastine Ikahihifo 2
John Palavi 1
Michael Parker-Walshe 1
Wayne Ulugia 1
Goals
Siliva Havili 3
Sio Siua Taukeiaho 1



Ausgrid Stadium, Newcastle, Australia
Referee: Adam Gee






















Junior Kiwis
2011 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 New Zealand colours.svg Omar Slaimankhel - FB



  •  2 North Queensland colours.svg Wayne Ulugia - WG



  •  3 New Zealand colours.svg Sosaia Feki - CE



  •  4 New Zealand colours.svg Adam Henry - CE



  •  5 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg Andrew Pelasio - WG



  •  6 New Zealand colours.svg Carlos Tuimavave (c) - FE



  •  7 North Queensland colours.svg Michael Parker-Walshe - HB



  •  8 Canberra colours.svg Josh Papalii - PR



  •  9 New Zealand colours.svg Siliva Havili - HK



  • 10 Wests Tigers colours.svg Ben Murdoch-Masila - PR



  • 11 Melbourne colours.svg Tohu Harris - SR



  • 12 North Queensland colours.svg Jason Taumalolo - SR


  • 13 New Zealand colours.svg Sebastine Ikahihifo - LK






  • 14 New Zealand colours.svg Sio Siua Taukeiaho - SR



  • 15 New Zealand colours.svg Sam Lousi - PR



  • 16 New Zealand colours.svg John Palavi - PR



  • 17 Melbourne colours.svg Kenneath Bromwich - SR



  • 18 New Zealand colours.svg Agnatius Paasi - PR









Head coach



  • David Kidwell





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2012 match


Played as a curtain raiser to the Australia-New Zealand end of year Test match.




13 October 2012













Junior Kangaroos Australian colours.svg
 48 – 16
New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg Junior Kiwis

Tries
Edrick Lee 2
Jack Wighton 2
Cheyse Blair 1
Tautau Moga 1
David Klemmer 1
Mahe Fonua 1
Jack Stockwell 1
Goals
Jacob Miller 6
Report
Tries
Ngataua Hukatai 2
David Fusitua 1
Carlos Tuimavave 1



Dairy Farmers Stadium, Townsville, Australia
Referee: Gavin Reynolds






















Junior Kiwis
2012 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Roger Tuivasa-Sheck - FB



  •  2 North Queensland colours.svg Wayne Ulugia - WG



  •  3 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Curtis Rona - CE



  •  4 New Zealand colours.svg Ngataua Hukatai - CE



  •  5 New Zealand colours.svg David Fusitua - WG



  •  6 New Zealand colours.svg Carlos Tuimavave (c) - FE



  •  7 Cronulla colours.svg Penani Manumalealii - HB



  •  8 Wests Tigers colours.svg Mosese Fotuaika - PR



  •  9 New Zealand colours.svg Siliva Havili - HK



  • 10 Wests Tigers colours.svg Sauaso Sue - PR



  • 11 North Queensland colours.svg Jason Taumalolo (c) - SR



  • 12 Melbourne colours.svg Tohu Harris - SR


  • 13 New Zealand colours.svg David Bhana - LK






  • 14 Canterbury colours.svg Tupou Sopoaga - SR



  • 15 Newcastle colours.svg Api Pewhairangi - FE



  • 16 New Zealand colours.svg Toka Likiliki - PR



  • 17 New Zealand colours.svg Peta Hiku - FB









Head coach



  • John Ackland





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2013 match




13 October 2012













Junior Kangaroos Australian colours.svg
 38 – 26
New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg Junior Kiwis

Tries
Patrick Mago 2
Vai Toutai 1
Junior Paulo 1
David Nofoaluma 1
Charly Runciman 1
Mitch Cornish 1
Goals
Bryce Cartwright 5
Report
Tries
Kurtis Rowe 2
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 2
Raymond Faitala-Mariner 1
Goals
Mason Lino 3



WIN Jubilee Oval, Kogarah, Australia
Referee: Henry Perenara






















Junior Kiwis
2013 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Wests Tigers colours.svg Kurtis Rowe - FB



  •  2 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg Dallin Watene-Zelezniak - WG



  •  3 Canberra colours.svg Jeremy Hawkins - CE



  •  4 New Zealand colours.svg Ngani Laumape - CE



  •  5 New Zealand colours.svg David Fusitua - WG



  •  6 New Zealand colours.svg Tuimoala Lolohea - FE



  •  7 New Zealand colours.svg Mason Lino - HB



  •  8 New Zealand colours.svg Albert Vete - PR



  •  9 Wests Tigers colours.svg Manaia Cherrington - HK



  • 10 New Zealand colours.svg James Taylor - PR



  • 11 New Zealand colours.svg Raymond Faitala-Mariner - SR



  • 12 Newcastle colours.svg Joseph Tapine - SR


  • 13 New Zealand colours.svg David Bhana (c) - LK






  • 14 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg Mitch Clark - PR



  • 15 Canterbury colours.svg David Minute - PR



  • 16 Parramatta colours.svg Zach Dockar-Clay - HK



  • 17 Parramatta colours.svg Takai Moeakiola - SR









Head coach


  • Brent Gemmell





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2014 match




18 October 2014













Junior Kiwis New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg
 15 – 14
Australian colours.svg Junior Kangaroos

Tries
Sam Manuleleua 1
Kodi Nikorima 1
Chance Peni 1
Goals
Zach Dockar-Clay 1
Field Goals
Te Maire Martin 1
Report
Tries
Valentine Holmes 2
Jake Mamo 1
Goals
Clinton Gutherson 1



Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
Referee: Shane Rehm






















Junior Kiwis
2014 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Brisbane colours.svg Kodi Nikorima - FB



  •  2 Newcastle colours.svg Chance Peni - WG



  •  3 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Taane Milne - CE



  •  4 Wests Tigers colours.svg Watson Heleta - CE



  •  5 South Sydney colours.svg Sam Manuleleua - WG



  •  6 Wests Tigers colours.svg Te Maire Martin - FE



  •  7 Parramatta colours.svg Zach Dockar-Clay - HB



  •  8 New Zealand colours.svg Sam Lisone - PR



  •  9 Wests Tigers colours.svg Manaia Cherrington (c) - HK



  • 10 St. George colours.svg Addin Fonua-Blake - PR



  • 11 Newcastle colours.svg Joseph Tapine - SR



  • 12 Melbourne colours.svg Nelson Asofa-Solomona - SR


  • 13 Parramatta colours.svg Josh Aloiai - LK






  • 14 Newcastle colours.svg Danny Levi - HK



  • 15 Wests Tigers colours.svg Lamar Liolevave - SR



  • 16 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Braden Uele - PR



  • 17 New Zealand colours.svg Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard - SR









Head coach


  • Brent Gemmell





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2015 match


Played as a curtain raiser to the Papua New Guinea-Fiji Melanesian Cup match and the Samoa-Tonga Polynesian Cup match.




2 May 2015













Junior Kangaroos Australian colours.svg
 22 – 20
New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg Junior Kiwis

Tries
Valentine Holmes 1
Robert Jennings 1
Brenko Lee 1
Tepai Moeroa 1
Goals
Jackson Hastings 2
Valentine Holmes 1
Report
Tries
Watson Heleta 1
Joseph Manu 1
Te Maire Martin 1
Tony Tumusa 1
Goals
Zach Dockar-Clay 2



Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast, Australia
Referee: Grant Atkins






















Junior Kiwis
2015 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Cronulla colours.svg Jamayne Isaako - FB



  •  2 Melbourne colours.svg Tony Tumusa - WG



  •  3 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Taane Milne - CE



  •  4 Wests Tigers colours.svg Watson Heleta - CE



  •  5 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Joseph Manu - WG



  •  6 Wests Tigers colours.svg Te Maire Martin - FE



  •  7 Parramatta colours.svg Zach Dockar-Clay (c) - HB



  •  8 Melbourne colours.svg Nelson Asofa-Solomona - PR



  •  9 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg Sione Katoa - HK



  • 10 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg James Fisher-Harris - PR



  • 11 Wests Tigers colours.svg Lamar Liolevave - SR



  • 12 New Zealand colours.svg Marata Niukore - SR


  • 13 New Zealand colours.svg Jazz Tevaga - LK






  • 14 Newcastle colours.svg Danny Levi - HK



  • 15 North Queensland colours.svg Braden Uele - PR



  • 16 New Zealand colours.svg Toafofoa Sipley - PR



  • 17 Canterbury colours.svg Renouf To'omaga - SR









Head coach


  • Kelvin Wright





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2016 match


Played as a curtain raiser to the Papua New Guinea-Fiji Melanesian Cup match and the Samoa-Tonga Polynesian Cup match.




7 May 2016













Junior Kangaroos Australian colours.svg
 34 – 20
New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg Junior Kiwis

Tries
Nathan Cleary 1
JJ Felise 1
Robert Jennings 1
Brian Kelly 1
Curtis Scott 1
Connor Watson 1
Goals
Nathan Cleary 5
Report
Tries
Mafoa'aeata Hingano 2
Siosifa Talakai 1
Ken Tofilau 1
Goals
Jamayne Isaako 2



Pirtek Stadium, Parramatta, Australia
Referee: David Munro






















Junior Kiwis
2016 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Canterbury colours.svg Brad Abbey - FB



  •  2 Gold Coast Titans colours.svg Greg Leleisiuao - WG



  •  3 St. George colours.svg Patrick Herbert - CE



  •  4 Canterbury colours.svg Reimis Smith - CE



  •  5 Newcastle colours.svg Ken Tofilau - WG



  •  6 Brisbane colours.svg Jamayne Isaako - FE



  •  7 New Zealand colours.svg Mafoa'aeata Hingano (c) - HB



  •  8 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Poasa Faamausili - PR



  •  9 North Queensland colours.svg Brandon Smith - HK



  • 10 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg Cowen Epere - PR



  • 11 New Zealand colours.svg Marata Niukore - SR



  • 12 Wests Tigers colours.svg Esan Marsters - SR


  • 13 Parramatta colours.svg Tom Amone - LK






  • 14 South Sydney colours.svg Siosifa Talakai - CE



  • 15 New Zealand colours.svg Nathaniel Roache - HK



  • 16 New Zealand colours.svg Isaiah Papali'i - PR



  • 17 Gold Coast Titans colours.svg Kurt Bernard - PR









Head coach


  • Kelvin Wright





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)


2017 match


Played as a curtain raiser to the 2017 Anzac Test.




6 May 2017













Junior Kangaroos Australian colours.svg
 46 – 22
New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg Junior Kiwis

Tries
Tyronne Roberts-Davis 2
Reece Robson 2
Corey Allan 1
Jai Field 1
Victor Radley 1
Jaydn Su'A 1

Goals
Jai Field 5
[1]
Tries
1 Dane Aukafolau
1 Jarome Luai
1 Steven Marsters
1 Briton Nikora



Goals
3 Patrick Herbert



GIO Stadium, Canberra, Australia
Referee: Phil Henderson






















Junior Kiwis
2017 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 St. George colours.svg Steven Marsters - FB



  •  2 Parramatta colours.svg Greg Leleisiuao - WG



  •  3 Canterbury colours.svg Reimis Smith - CE



  •  4 Parramatta colours.svg Dane Aukafolau - CE



  •  5 St. George colours.svg Patrick Herbert - WG



  •  6 New Zealand colours.svg Chanel Harris-Tavita - FE



  •  7 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg Jarome Luai (c) - HB



  •  8 North Queensland colours.svg Emry Pere - PR



  •  9 New Zealand colours.svg Erin Clark - HK



  • 10 Canberra colours.svg Fabien Paletua-Kiri - PR



  • 11 Cronulla colours.svg Briton Nikora - SR



  • 12 South Sydney colours.svg Siosifa Talakai - SR


  • 13 New Zealand colours.svg Isaiah Papali'i - LK






  • 14 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Manase Fainu - HK



  • 15 Gold Coast Titans colours.svg Moeaki Fotuaika - PR



  • 16 North Queensland colours.svg Kaleb Fuimaono - PR



  • 17 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Sitili Tupouniua - SR









Head coach



  • Nathan Cayless





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 4 May 2017
Source(s): [2]


2018 match


Played as a curtain raiser to the Australia-New Zealand end of year Test match.




13 October 2018













Junior Kiwis New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg
 24 – 40
Australian colours.svg Junior Kangaroos

Tries
Jackson Ferris 1
Steven Marsters 1
Sean Mullany 1
Isaiah Papali'i 1
Joseph Vuna 1
Goals
Chanel Harris-Tavita 2/5
Report
Tries
2 Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
2 Enari Tuala
1 Corey Allan
1 Tom Flegler
1 Louis Geraghty
Goals
6/7 Zac Lomax



Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
Referee: Chris McMillan






















Junior Kiwis
2018 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 New Zealand colours.svg Hayze Perham - FB



  •  2 St. George colours.svg Steven Marsters - WG



  •  3 Canterbury colours.svg Morgan Harper - CE



  •  4 Cronulla colours.svg Jackson Ferris - CE



  •  5 South Sydney colours.svg Mawene Hiroti - WG



  •  6 Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2017 colours.svg Dean Blore - FE



  •  7 New Zealand colours.svg Chanel Harris-Tavita - HB



  •  8 North Queensland colours.svg Emry Pere - PR



  •  9 North Queensland colours.svg Sean Mullany - HK



  • 10 New Zealand colours.svg Tom Ale - PR



  • 11 New Zealand colours.svg Isaiah Papali'i (c) - SR



  • 12 New Zealand colours.svg Joseph Vuna - SR


  • 13 Melbourne colours.svg Kelma Tuilagi - LK






  • 14 Canberra colours.svg Paul Roache - FE



  • 15 North Queensland colours.svg Peter Hola - PR



  • 16 South Sydney colours.svg Lucky Ta'avale - SR



  • 17 Brisbane colours.svg Jordan Riki - SR









Head coach


  • Ezra Howe





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 10 October 2018
Source(s): NZRL


Players


See also: Category:Junior Kiwis players


Captains




  • Martin Taupau (2010)


  • Carlos Tuimavave (2011–2012)


  • Jason Taumalolo (2012)


  • David Bhana (2013)


  • Manaia Cherrington(2014)


  • Zach Dockar-Clay (2015)


  • Mafoa'aeata Hingano (2016)


  • Jarome Luai (2017)


  • Isaiah Papali'i (2018)



Coaches




  • David Kidwell (2010–2011)


  • John Ackland (2012)

  • Brent Gemmell (2013–2014)

  • Kelvin Wright (2015–2016)


  • Nathan Cayless (2017)

  • Ezra Howe (2018)



See also



  • New Zealand national rugby league team

  • New Zealand Māori rugby league team



References




  1. ^ https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/junior-kiwis-win-chase-20071014-gdrc6d.html


  2. ^ https://leagueunlimited.com/news/junior-kiwis-prepare-for-2006-campaign/


  3. ^ http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/league/4161258/Junior-Kiwis-train-on-squad-named



External links


  • Junior Kiwis Annual Results








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