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NRL Team List | Round 25 v Warriors

NRL Coach Trent Barrett has named his side to take on the New Zealand Warriors in round 25 of the Telstra Premiership at Mt Smart Stadium this Sunday

Game information | Sunday August 27, 4.00pm (local time) at Mt Smart Stadium

NRL Ladder position

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles: 8th (12 wins from 22 games)

New Zealand Warriors: 13th (7 wins from 22 games)

Sea Eagles NRL team 1 - 17 named in video above

Reserves

18)  Jarrad Kennedy

19)  Cameron Cullen

20)  Jackson Hastings

21)  Taniela Paseka

Coach – Trent Barrett

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NYC Team List | Round 25 v Warriors

Coach Wayne Lambkin has named his side to take on the New Zealand Warriors in round 25 of the Holden Cup at Mt Smart Stadium this Sunday.

Game information | Sunday August 27, 11.45am (local time) at Mt Smart Stadium

NYC Ladder position

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles: 6th (12 wins from 22 games)

New Zealand Warriors: 16th (3 wins from 22 games)

Sea Eagles Holden Cup team

1 Jade Anderson, 2 Alfred Smalley, 3 Tevita Funa, 4 Semisi Kioa, 5 Bilal Maarbani, 6 Tom Wright, 7 Cade Cust, 8 Elia Faatui, 9 Manase Fainu, 10 Taniela Paseka, 11 Blake Andrews, 12 Josh Martin, 13 Jesse Martin (C); Interchange: 14 Haumole Olakauátu, 15 Jaiden Tarrant, 16 Zaan Weatherall, 17 Mark Tepu-Smith; Reserves: 18 Luke Polselli, 19 Keith Titmuss, 20 Kurtis Preece, 21 Joseph Maú,  22 Kaine McQuiggin, 23 Michael Fenn.

ISP Team List | Round 25 v Mounties

Coach Steven Hales has named his side to take on the Mounties in round 25 of the Intrust Super Premiership at Aubrey Keech Reserve this Saturday.

Game information | Saturday August 26, 3.00pm at Aubrey Keech Reserve, Hinchinbrook

ISP Ladder position

Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles: 10th (8 wins from 24 games)

Mounties: 5th (10 wins from 24 games)

Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles team

1 Viliami Kaveinga, 3 James Tuitahi, 2 Lucas Price, 22 Pat Mataele, 5. Peter Schuster, 6 Jackson Hastings, 7 Joey Lussick, 8 Kelepi Tanginoa, 9 Dean Parata, 10 Tom Amone, 11 Brendan Attwood, 12. Jarrad Kennedy, 13 Jamil Hopoate; Interchange: 15 Tyler Cassel, 16 Evrett Vaurasi, 17 Ben Fritz; Reserves: 18 Jordan Hall.

 

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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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