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Sean Hoppe
Personal information
Nickname	Shoppe
Born	January 19, 1971 (1971-01-19) (age 38)
	Auckland, New Zealand
Playing information
Height	185cm
Weight	95kg
Position	Wing
Club
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
1992–1993	Canberra Raiders	39	22	0	0	88
1994	North Sydney Bears	25	15	0	0	60
1995–1999	Auckland Warriors	88	44	0	0	176
1999–2002	St Helens	98	36	0	0	144
	Total	250	117	0	0	468
Representative
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
1992–2002	New Zealand	12	6	0	0	24
2000	New Zealand Māori	2	0	0	0	0
Source: RL stats RLP

Sean Hoppe (born January 19, 1971) is a New Zealand former rugby league footballer of the 1990s and 2000s. He played for the Canberra Raiders, North Sydney Bears and Auckland Warriors in the ARL, Super League and NRL competitions as well as playing in the English Super League competition. He also represented New Zealand in test football.

Hoppe won the Raiders' rookie of the year award in 1992. He previously held the record for most tries in a season (19 in 1995) for the Auckland Warriors until it was surpassed by Francis Meli in 2003. He is currently fourth on the club's all-time try scoring list with 44.

His last two matches in 2000 were a test match against Great Britain for the Kiwis followed up by playing against the Kiwis for his club side, Saint Helens.

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Saints Heritage Society Profile

v • d • e New Zealand squad - 1995 Rugby League World Cup

Ridge (c) • Barnett • Blackmore • Eru • Freeman • Halligan • Hoppe • Horo • K. Iro • T. Iro • Jones • Kearney • Kemp Lomax • Lowrie • Ngamu • Okesene • Paul • Pongia • Stuart • Timu • Tuuta • Wiki • Williams • Coach: Endacott

v • d • e Aotearoa Māori squad - 2000 Rugby League World Cup

Nikau (c) • Chan • Cookthcote • Goodwin • Hermansson • Hoppe • Kidwell • Kohe-Love • Koopu • Leuluai • Manuel • Moana • Mills • Nahi • Nelson • Ngamu • Perenara • Rauhihi • Reihana • J. Smith • T. Smith • Toopi • Whatuira • Te Rangi • Coach: Bell

v • d • e St Helens Rugby League Football Club squad - 2002 Super League champions

1 Paul Wellens • 2 Darren Albert • 3 Martin Gleeson • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Stewart • 6 Paul Sculthorpe • 7 Sean Long • 8 Darren Britt • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Barry Ward • 11 Mike Bennett • 12 Tim Jonkers • 13 Chris Joynt • 14 Sean Hoppe • 15 Mickey Higham • 16 John Stankevitch • 17 Peter Shiels • Coach: Ian Millward

v • d • e St Helens Rugby League Football Club squad - 2001 Challenge Cup Final winners

1 Paul Wellens • 2 Sean Hoppe • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Sean Long • 8 David Fairleigh • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Sonny Nickle • 11 Chris Joynt • 12 Peter Shiels • 13 Paul Sculthorpe • 14 Steve Hall • 15 Anthony Stewart • 16 Vila Matautia • 17 Tim Jonkers • Coach: Ian Millward

v • d • e St Helens RLFC squad - 2001 World Club Challenge winners

1 Paul Wellens • 2 Sean Hoppe • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Sean Long • 8 David Fairleigh • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Sonny Nickle • 11 Chris Joynt • 12 Peter Shiels • 13 Paul Sculthorpe • 14 Anthony Stewart • 15 Vila Matautia • 16 Tim Jonkers • 17 John Stankevitch • Coach: Ian Millward

St Helens Rugby League Football Club squad - 2000 Super League champions

1 Paul Wellens • 2 Steve Hall • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Sean Hoppe • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Tommy Martyn • 7 Sean Long
• 8 Apollo Perelini • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Julian O'Neill • 11 Tim Jonkers • 12 Chris Joynt • 13 Paul Sculthorpe
• 14 Fereti Tuilagi • 15 Steve Barrow • 16 John Stankevitch • 17 Sonny Nickle • 18 Paul Newlove • 19 Dwayne West
• Coach: Ian Millward

v • d • e St Helens Rugby League Football Club squad - 1999 Super League champions

1 Paul Atcheson • 2 Chris Smith • 3 Kevin Iro • 4 Paul Newlove • 5 Anthony Sullivan • 6 Paul Sculthorpe • 7 Tommy Martyn • 8 Apollo Perelini • 9 Keiron Cunningham • 10 Julian O'Neill • 11 Fereti "Freddie" Tuilagi • 12 Sonny Nickle • 13 Chris Joynt • 14 Paul Wellens • 15 Sean Long • 16 Sean Hoppe • 17 Vila Matautia • Coach: Ellery Hanley

v • d • e Inaugural Auckland Warriors side

v Brisbane Broncos, Mount Smart Stadium, 10 March, 1995

1. Phil Blake \| 2. Sean Hoppe \| 3. Dean Bell (c) \| 4. Manoa Thompson \| 5. Whetu Taewa \| 6. Gene Ngamu \| 7. Greg Alexander \| 8. Gavin Hill \| 9. Duane Mann \| 10. Hitro Okesene \| 11. Stephen Kearney \| 12. Tony Tatupu \| 13. Tony Tuimavave \| 14. Se'e Solomona \| 15. Tea Ropati \| 16. Jason Mackie \| 17. Martin Moana \| Coach: John Monie

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