This is an incomplete list of rugby league players who have represented their country or representative team while playing for the Auckland Warriors or New Zealand Warriors and the years they achieved their honours, if known. Players in bold are current representatives.

Contents 1 International 1.1 New Zealand 1.2 Australia 1.3 England 1.4 Fiji 1.5 Great Britain 1.6 Italy 1.7 Tonga 1.8 (Western) Samoa 1.9 Scotland 1.10 Wales 2 Other Honours 2.1 All Golds 2.2 Australian Prime Minister's XIII 2.3 New South Wales City 2.4 New Zealand Māori 2.5 NRL All Stars 2.6 Queensland 3 Representative Captains 3.1 New Zealand 3.2 All Golds 4 Coaching Staff 4.1 International 4.1.1 New Zealand 4.1.2 Samoa 5 References

[edit] International

[edit] New Zealand

Player	Years	Notes
Whetu Taewa	1995-1996	Never played a test match.
Richard Blackmore	1995-1997	Including 1995 World Cup.
Sean Hoppe	1995-1999	Including 1995 World Cup.
Stephen Kearney	1995-1997	Including 1995 World Cup.
Gene Ngamu	1995-1999
Logan Edwards	1995
Tony Tatupu	1995
Hitro Okesene	1995	Including 1995 World Cup.
Syd Eru	1995-1998	Including 1995 World Cup.
Tony Tuimavave	1995
Stacey Jones	1995-2005	Including 1995 & 2000 World Cups. Represented the All Golds in 2007.
Mark Horo	1996
Marc Ellis	1996
Joe Vagana	1996-2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Anthony Swann	1996
Tea Ropati	1995-1997
Matthew Ridge	1997-1998
Grant Young	1997
Logan Swann	1996-2003	Including 2000 World Cup.
Kevin Iro	1998
Quentin Pongia	1998
Tyran Smith	1998
Nigel Vagana	1998-2000	Including 2000 World Cup. Represented the All Golds in 2007.
Terry Hermansson	1999
Ali Lauitiiti	2000-2004	Including 2000 World Cup. Represented the All Golds in 2007.
Motu Tony	2001-2003
Henry Fa'afili	2001-2004
Clinton Toopi	2001-2006	Represented the All Golds in 2007.
Francis Meli	2001-2004
Monty Betham	2001-2005
Jerry Seu Seu	2001-2004
Lance Hohaia	2002-2009	Including 2008 World Cup.
Awen Guttenbeil	2002-2005	Represented the All Golds in 2007.
Vinnie Anderson	2003-2005
Sione Faumuina	2003-2004
Thomas Leuluai	2003-2004	Represented the All Golds in 2007. Including 2008 World Cup.
Tevita Leo-Latu	2004
Brent Webb	2004-2006
Louis Anderson	2004-2007	Represented the All Golds in 2007.
Wairangi Koopu	2004-2005
Ruben Wiki	2005-2006	Captained the All Golds in 2007.
Jerome Ropati	2005-2009	Including 2008 World Cup.
Manu Vatuvei	2005-2009	Including 2008 World Cup.
Iafeta Paleaaesina	2005
Simon Mannering	2006-2009	Including 2008 World Cup.
Nathan Fien	2006-2009	Including 2008 World Cup.
Epalahame Lauaki	2007	Represented the All Golds in 2007.
Sam Rapira	2007-2008	Including 2008 World Cup.
Evarn Tuimavave	2008	Including 2008 World Cup.
Ben Matulino	2009

[edit] Australia

Player	Years	Notes
Richard Villasanti	2003
Steve Price	2005-2009	Including 2008 World Cup.
Brent Tate	2008	Including 2008 World Cup.

[edit] England

Player	Years	Notes
Denis Betts	1995	Including 1995 World Cup.
Andy Platt	1995	Including 1995 World Cup.

[edit] Fiji

Player	Years	Notes
Meli Koliavu	2009

[edit] Great Britain

Player	Years	Notes
Denis Betts	1996-1997

[edit] Italy

Player	Years	Notes
Paul Dezolt	2004

[edit] Tonga

Player	Years	Notes
Duane Mann	1995	Including 1995 World Cup.
Talite Liava'a	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Epalahame Lauaki	2008	Including 2008 World Cup.
Ukuma Ta'ai	2009
Siuatonga Likiliki	2009

[edit] (Western) Samoa

Player	Years	Notes
Tony Tatupu	1995-1996	Including 1995 World Cup.
Tony Tuimavave	1995-1997	Including 1995 World Cup.
Joe Vagana	1995	Including 1995 World Cup.
Tea Ropati	1995-1996	Including 1995 World Cup.
Se'e Solomona	1995	Including 1995 World Cup.
Willie Poching	1995	Including 1995 World Cup.
Logan Swann	1997
Henry Fa'afili	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Monty Betham	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Francis Meli	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Jerry Seu Seu	1997-2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Joe Galuvao	2000
Malo Solomona	2006
Wayne McDade	2008	Including 2008 World Cup.
Patrick Ah Van	2009

[edit] Scotland

Player	Years	Notes
Ian Henderson	2008	Including 2008 World Cup.

[edit] Wales

Player	Years	Notes
Justin Morgan	2002

[edit] Other Honours

[edit] All Golds

Player	Years	Notes
Louis Anderson	2007
Ruben Wiki	2007-08
Steve Price	2007
Epalahame Lauaki	2007
Logan Swann	2008
Lance Hohaia	2008
Jerome Ropati	2008
Manu Vatuvei	2008
Nathan Fien	2008
Evarn Tuimavave	2008

[edit] Australian Prime Minister's XIII

Player	Years	Notes
Steve Price	2005-06

[edit] New South Wales City

Player	Years	Notes
Wade McKinnon	2009

[edit] New Zealand Māori

Player	Years	Notes
Gavin Hill	1996
Terry Hermansson	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Clinton Toopi	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Paul Whatuira	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Henry Perenara	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Odell Manuel	2000	Including 2000 World Cup.
Wairangi Koopu	2000-2008	Including 2000 World Cup.
Kevin Locke	2008

[edit] NRL All Stars

Player	Years	Notes
Manu Vatuvei	2010

[edit] Queensland

Player	Years	Notes
Kevin Campion	2001-2002
PJ Marsh	2002-2003
Steve Price	2005-2009
Brent Tate	2008

[edit] Representative Captains

[edit] New Zealand

Player	Years	Notes
Stephen Kearney	1997
Matthew Ridge	1997
Quentin Pongia	1998
Stacey Jones	2002
Ruben Wiki	2005-06

[edit] All Golds

Player	Years	Notes
Ruben Wiki	2007-08

[edit] Coaching Staff

[edit] International

[edit] New Zealand

Player	Years	Notes
Frank Endacott	1995-1998	Warriors Reserve Coach 1995-1997, Warriors Head Coach 1997-1998. Including 1995 World Cup.
Daniel Anderson	2003-2004	Warriors Head Coach.

[edit] Samoa

Player	Years	Notes
John Ackland	2006-2008	Warriors Assistant Coach. Including 2008 World Cup.

[edit] References

• NZLeague.co.nz
• Rugby League in New Zealand
• Matthew's Unofficial Warriors Page
• Official Warriors Site
• 2000 World Cup
• International Squads 1997

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