- 2011 New Zealand Warriors season
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2011 New Zealand Warriors League 6th NRL 2011 record 16-0-12 Points for 504 Points against 393 Team information CEO Wayne Scurrah Coach Ivan Cleary Assistant Coach Tony Iro Captain Simon Mannering Ground Mt Smart Stadium Average attendance 13,842 Top scorers Tries Manu Vatuvei (12) Goals James Maloney (82) Points James Maloney (206) < 2010 2012 > The New Zealand Warriors 2011 season was the New Zealand Warriors 17th first-grade season. The club competed in Australasia's National Rugby League. The coach of the team is Ivan Cleary while Simon Mannering is the club's captain. The Warriors lost to the Manly Sea Eagles 10-24 in the 2011 NRL Grand Final. The Junior Warriors won the Toyota Cup for the second consecutive year while the Auckland Vulcans finished second in the NSW Cup.
Contents
Milestones
- 16 April – Round 6: Micheal Luck played in his 200th National Rugby League match.[1]
- 15 July – Round 19: Aaron Heremaia played in his 50th National Rugby League match.[2]
- 24 July - Round 20: Shaun Berrigan played in his 200th National Rugby League match.[3]
Jersey and sponsors
In 2011 the Warriors jerseys were again made by Canterbury of New Zealand. They retained their black and white home and away jerseys originally released in 2009. They will wear a special all-black jersey with silver ferns around the logo for the Eden Park match.[4] During the Heritage Round the Warriors wore a jersey based on the New Zealand Flag. Both special jerseys were worn again later in the season.
The Junior Warriors have their own jersey in 2011, designed by Daryl John, who won a competition run by sponsors Vodafone and Canterbury of New Zealand to design a new jersey for the team.[5]
Vodafone New Zealand were again the naming rights sponsor of the Warriors in 2011.
SKYCITY joined as a major sponsor for 2011, becoming the 'Home of the Vodafone Warriors'.[6]
Fixtures
See also: List of New Zealand Warriors resultsThe Warriors opened the season by hosting the Parramatta Eels at Eden Park in Auckland. This was the first time that the Warriors played a home match away from Mount Smart Stadium.[7] The remaining 11 home games were played at Mount Smart Stadium, their only home ground since they entered the competition in 1995.
Pre-season training
The main squad returned to training on 15 November 2010 to start preparing for the 2011 season.[8] Players involved in the 2010 Four Nations and other representative matches returned to training later.
Pre-season matches
A fourth match was added to the Warriors schedule to raise money for the West Coast region after the Pike River Mine disaster. In a joint partnership with the NZRL, NRL and Newcastle Knights, all money raised was donated to the Pike River mining relief fund and the West Coast Rugby League.[9] The teams arrived early on February 3 to carry out community appearances in the region.[10]
The final trial match against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles was also later made a fundraiser match, with North Harbour Stadium donating all profits of the match to the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake victims.[11][12]
Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report 5 February Trial 1 
Newcastle KnightsWingham Park, Greymouth Draw 22-22 Fisiiahi (2), Tupou, Godinet Inu (3) 6,500 [1] 12 February Trial 2 
Parramatta EelsRotorua International Stadium, Rotorua Win 24-4 Fisiiahi (2), Vatuvei, Inu, Brown Inu (2) 8,600 [2] 19 February Trial 3 
Burleigh BearsToll Stadium, Whangarei Win 30-0 Locke (2), Inu, Aranga, Fisiiahi, Mara Maloney (2), Inu (1) 8,500 [3] 26 February Trial 4 Manly-Warringah Sea EaglesNorth Harbour Stadium, Auckland Loss 12-14 Matulino, Locke Maloney (2) 14,000 [4] Regular season
Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report 12 March Round 1 Parramatta EelsEden Park, Auckland Loss 18-24 Ropati (2), Brown Maloney (3) 38,412 [5] 19 March Round 2 
Wests TigersLeichhardt Oval, Sydney Loss 12-20 Mannering, Inu Seymour (2) 13,161 [6] 27 March Round 3 
St George-Illawarra DragonsMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Loss 12-25 Matulino, Berrigan Maloney (2) 11,651 [7] 3 April Round 4 
Cronulla-Sutherland SharksOwen Delany Park, Taupo Win 26-18 Fisiiahi (2), Maloney, Inu Maloney (5) 8,680 [8] 8 Apri Round 5 
Sydney RoostersMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 24-12 Inu, Brown, Hohaia, Berrigan Maloney (4) 13,312 [9] 16 April Round 6 Manly-Warringah Sea EaglesBrookvale Oval, Sydney Loss 10-20 Brown, Taylor Maloney (1) 8,680 [10] 24 April Round 7 
Melbourne StormAAMI Park, Melbourne Win 18-14 Inu, Luck, Lillyman Maloney (3) 22,694 [11] 1 May Round 8 
Penrith PanthersMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 26-18 Locke (2), Inu, Hohaia Maloney (4) 11,412 [12] 8 May Round 9 
Gold Coast TitansSkilled Park, Gold Coast Win 34-14 Maloney (2), Brown, Mannering, Taylor, Vatuvei Maloney (5) 17,285 [13] 15 May Round 10 Newcastle KnightsEnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle Win 25-16 Hohaia (2), Vatuvei, Maloney Maloney (4 & FG) 18,158 [14] 22 May Round 11 
South Sydney RabbitohsMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 12-6 Seymour, Inu Maloney (2) 16,872 [15] Round 12 Bye 4 June Round 13 Sydney RoostersSydney Football Stadium, Sydney Loss 6-13 Mannering Maloney (1) 10,116 [16] 12 June Round 14 Wests TigersMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Loss 22-26 Vatuvei (2), Johnson, Inu, Locke Maloney (1) 15,889 [17] 18 June Round 15 
North Queensland CowboysDairy Farmers Stadium, Townsville Loss 10-30 Johnson, Maloney Maloney (1) 16,081 [18] 26 June Round 16 Melbourne StormMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Loss 8-16 Hohaia Maloney (2) 13,362 [19] Round 17 Bye 8 July Round 18 Gold Coast TitansMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 22-6 Vatuvei, Berrigan, Tupou, Mannering Maloney (3) 10,780 [20] 15 July Round 19 
Canterbury-Bankstown BulldogsMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 36-12 Heremaia (2), Hohaia, Taylor, Maloney, Mateo Maloney (6) 12,012 [21] 24 July Round 20 South Sydney RabbitohsANZ Stadium, Sydney Win 48-16 Vatuvei (3), Moon (2), Johnson, Tupou, Maloney, Godinet Maloney (6) 11,208 [22] 31 July Round 21 
Canberra RaidersMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 29-10 Vatuvei, Maloney, Sam Rapira, Tupou, Moon, Berrigan Maloney (2 & FG) 14,731 [23] 6 August Round 22 
Brisbane BroncosSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane Loss 20-21 Johnson, Berrigan, Locke Maloney (4) 31,000 [24] 13 August Round 23 Newcastle KnightsMount Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 20-12 Berrigan, Johnson, Mannering, Mateo Maloney (2) 13,279 [25] 20 August Round 24 Penrith PanthersPenrith Stadium, Sydney Win 26-12 Matulino, Vatuvei, Johnson, Locke Maloney (5) 11,644 [26] 28 August Round 25 St George-Illawarra DragonsWIN Stadium, Illawarra Loss 22-26 Inu, Mateo, Locke, Tupou Maloney (3) 15,732 [27] 3 September Round 26 North Queensland CowboysMt Smart Stadium, Auckland Win 18-6 Inu (2), Hohaia Maloney (3) 20,082 [28] Finals
Qualifying Finals Semi Finals Preliminary Finals Grand Final 1 Melbourne Storm 18 8 Newcastle Knights 8 1W Melbourne Storm 12 2 Manly Sea Eagles 42 4W Wests Tigers 20 NZ Warriors 20 7 North Queensland 8 2L NZ Warriors 22 NZ Warriors 10 Manly Sea Eagles 24 3 Brisbane Broncos 40 2W Manly Sea Eagles 26 6 NZ Warriors 10 3W Brisbane Broncos 13 Brisbane Broncos 14 1L St. George Illawarra 12 4 Wests Tigers 21 5 St. George Illawarra 12 Date Round Opponent Venue Result Score Tries Goals Attendance Report 10 September Qualifying Final Brisbane BroncosSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane Loss 10-40 Mateo, Vatuvei Maloney (1) 48,943 [29] 16 September Semi Final Wests TigersSydney Football Stadium, Sydney Win 20-22 Mateo, Maloney, Hohaia, Inu Maloney (3) 27,109 [30] 24 September Preliminary Final Melbourne StormAAMI Park, Melbourne Win 20-12 Brown, Maloney, Tupou Maloney (4) 28,580 [31] 2 October Grand Final Manly Sea EaglesANZ Stadium, Sydney Loss 10-24 Taylor, Vatuvei Maloney (1) 81,988 [32] Grand Final
Main article: 2011 NRL Grand FinalManly Warringah
Sea EaglesPosition New Zealand
WarriorsBrett Stewart Fullback Kevin Locke Michael Robertson Wing Bill Tupou Jamie Lyon (c) Centre Lewis Brown Steve Matai Centre Krisnan Inu Will Hopoate Wing Manu Vatuvei Kieran Foran Five-eighth James Maloney Daly Cherry-Evans Halfback Shaun Johnson Joe Galuvao Prop 15 Russell Packer Matt Ballin Hooker 14 Lance Hohaia Brent Kite Prop Jacob Lillyman Anthony Watmough 2nd Row 17 Elijah Taylor Tony Williams 2nd Row Simon Mannering (c) Glenn Stewart Lock Michael Luck Shane Rodney Interchange 8 Sam Rapira Jamie Buhrer Interchange 9 Aaron Heremaia George Rose Interchange 11 Feleti Mateo Darcy Lussick Interchange 16 Ben Matulino Des Hasler Coach Ivan Cleary Ladder
2011 NRL seasonTeam Pld W D L B PF PA PD Pts 1 Melbourne Storm24 19 - 5 2 521 308 213 42 2 Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles24 18 - 6 2 539 331 208 40 3 Brisbane Broncos24 18 - 6 2 511 372 139 40 4 Wests Tigers24 15 - 9 2 519 430 89 34 5 St George Illawarra Dragons24 14 1 9 2 483 341 142 33 6 
New Zealand Warriors24 14 - 10 2 504 393 111 32 7 North Queensland Cowboys24 14 - 10 2 532 480 52 32 8 Newcastle Knights24 12 - 12 2 478 443 35 28 9 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs24 12 - 12 2 449 489 -40 28 10 South Sydney Rabbitohs24 11 - 13 2 531 562 -31 26 11 Sydney Roosters24 10 - 14 2 417 500 -83 24 12 
Penrith Panthers24 9 - 15 2 430 517 -87 22 13 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks24 7 - 17 2 428 557 -129 18 14 Parramatta Eels24 6 1 17 2 385 538 -153 17 15 Canberra Raiders24 6 - 18 2 423 623 -200 16 16 Gold Coast Titans24 6 - 18 2 363 629 -266 16 Squad
See also: List of New Zealand Warriors playersNo. Name Position Warriors Debut App T G FG Pts 99 Lance Hohaia UB 6 April 2002 22 8 0 0 32 108 Jerome Ropati CE / FE 31 August 2003 3 2 0 0 8 115 Manu Vatuvei WG 23 May 2004 19 12 0 0 48 125 Simon Mannering CE 26 June 2005 28 5 0 0 20 126 Micheal Luck SR 12 March 2006 26 1 0 0 4 131 Sam Rapira PR 20 May 2006 20 1 0 0 4 141 Russell Packer PR 4 May 2008 27 0 0 0 0 142 Ben Matulino SR 14 June 2008 28 2 0 0 8 145 Joel Moon CE 14 March 2009 11 3 0 0 12 146 Jacob Lillyman PR 14 March 2009 26 1 0 0 4 149 Ukuma Ta'ai SR 22 March 2009 10 0 0 0 0 151 Lewis Brown SR 3 May 2009 22 5 0 0 20 152 Kevin Locke FB/WG 31 May 2009 24 6 0 0 24 153 Aaron Heremaia HK 31 May 2009 24 2 0 0 8 154 Isaac John HB 19 July 2009 1 0 0 0 0 157 Brett Seymour HB 14 March 2010 9 1 2 0 8 156 James Maloney HB 14 March 2010 27 10 82 2 206 158 Jeremy Latimore PR 14 March 2010 8 0 0 0 0 159 Sione Lousi SR 14 March 2010 2 0 0 0 0 160 Bill Tupou WG 4 April 2010 17 5 0 0 20 161 Mataupu Poching PR 15 May 2010 0 0 0 0 0 162 Alehana Mara HK 21 August 2010 7 0 0 0 0 163 Glen Fisiiahi FB 12 March 2011 4 2 0 0 8 164 Feleti Mateo SR 12 March 2011 28 5 0 0 20 165 Shaun Berrigan HK 12 March 2011 19 6 0 0 24 166 Krisnan Inu CE 19 March 2011 18 11 0 0 44 167 Elijah Taylor FE 3 April 2011 21 4 0 0 16 168 Shaun Johnson HB 4 June 2011 16 6 0 0 24 169 Steve Rapira SR 4 June 2011 5 0 0 0 0 170 Pita Godinet HB 24 July 2011 4 1 0 0 4 - James Gavet PR Uncapped 0 0 0 0 0 - Ben Henry SR Uncapped 0 0 0 0 0 - Saulala Houma PR Uncapped 0 0 0 0 0 - Ivan Penehe CE Uncapped 0 0 0 0 0 - Matt Robinson SR Uncapped 0 0 0 0 0 Staff
- Chief Executive Officer: Wayne Scurrah
- General Manager: Don Mann Jr
- Recruitment and Development Manager: Dean Bell
- High Performance Manager: Craig Walker
- High Performance Assistant: Ruben Wiki
- Medical Services Manager: John Mayhew
- Welfare and Education Manager: Jerry Seuseu
- Media and Communications Manager: Richard Becht
NRL staff
- NRL Head Coach: Ivan Cleary
- NRL Assistant Coach: Tony Iro
- NRL Trainer: Dayne Norton
- NRL Physiotherapist: Hamish Craighead
NYC staff
- NYC Head Coach & Assistant NRL Coach: John Ackland
- NYC Assistant Coach: Frank Harold
- NYC Trainer: Andrew Souter
- Development Coach: Ricky Henry
Transfers
Gains
Player Previous Club Length Notes Krisnan Inu Parramatta Eels 2013 [13] Feleti Mateo Parramatta Eels 2013 [13] Steve Rapira North Queensland Cowboys 2012, with option [14] Shaun Berrigan Hull 2011, with option [15] Losses
Player Club Notes Brent Tate North Queensland Cowboys [16] Patrick Ah Van Bradford Bulls [17][18] Siuatonga Likiliki Newcastle Knights [19] Steve Price Retired Jesse Royal Retired [20] Ian Henderson Catalans Dragons [21] Wade McKinnon Wests Tigers (Mid-Season 2010) [22] Elijah Niko Melbourne Storm Nafe Seluini Penrith Panthers Mark Ioane Canberra Raiders Re-signings
Playerb Length Notes Sione Lousi 2013 + option [23] Sam Lousi 2013 [23] Glen Fisiiahi 2015 [24] Sam Rapira 2012 [24] Other teams
In 2011 the Junior Warriors again competed in the Toyota Cup while senior players who were not required for the first team played with the Auckland Vulcans in the NSW Cup.
2011 Auckland Vulcans
The Auckland Vulcans were coached by former Warrior, Richie Blackmore.[25] The Vulcans lost the NSW Cup Grand Final to the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 28-30.[26]
Grand Final Team: Glen Fisiiahi, Willie Peace, Sione Lousi, Ivan Penehe, Niuvao Taka; Brett Seymour, Pita Godinet; James Gavet, Alehana Mara, Jeremy Latimore; Ukuma Ta'ai, Matt Robinson; Isaac John (c). Interchange: Darin Kingi, Upu Poching, Steve Rapira, Anthony Gelling.
On 18 February the Vulcans announced the following eight man squad, with a six man reserve squad. The squad was topped up with Warriors squad members each week.[27]
Upu Poching was the Player of the Year with Darin Kingi named as runner up. Willie Pearce Jnr was named the Rookie of the Year.[28]
Fulltime Squad
Name Position 2010 Club Anthony Gelling CE/SR Sydney Roosters NYC Darin Kingi HK Manurewa Marlins Johnny Aranga FB/WG Mt Albert Lions Peter-George Rata PR/SR Waicoa Bay Stallions Sema Mataora LK/HB Otahuhu Leopards Shaun Metcalf CE/SR Auckland Vulcans Sonny Walker WG/CE Pukekohe Pythons Tulson Caird SR/LK Te Atatu Roosters Reserve Squad
Name Position 2010 Club Atelea Nafetalai CE/SR Otahuhu Leopards Joel Freeman HK Mt Albert Lions Kitiona Pasene PR/SR Mt Albert Lions Sione Nuivoa Taka CE Richmond Bulldogs William Heta LK/HB Otahuhu Leopards Willie Peace WG/CE Otara Scorpions 2011 Junior Warriors
See also: National Youth Competition (rugby league) season 2011
Junior Warriors player Carlos Tuimavave
The Junior Warriors won the Toyota Cup, defeating the North Queensland Cowboys 31-30 in extra time in the Grand Final.
Grand Final Team: George Maka, Adam Henry, Sosaia Feki, Konrad Hurrell, DJ Collier, Carlos Tuimavave, Jordan Meads, Ligi Sao, Eko Malu, Donald Tony, Samiuela Lousi, Ben Henry [c], Sebastine Ikahihifo. Siliva Havili, Agnatius Paasi, Siua Taukeiaho, Toka Likiliki, Siulongua Fotofili, John Palavi.
Along with players from the Melbourne Storm, Cronulla Sharks, Sydney Roosters and Manly Sea Eagles, the new members of the Junior Warriors attended a Toyota Cup Rookie Camp on 11–12 December 2010 which was held in New Zealand for the first time.[29] The camp provided extensive training in media, cultural awareness, drugs and alcohol, social media, money matters, community work, social responsibility and personal presentation.[30]
The Junior Warriors squad was again captained by Ben Henry and included Stephen Shennan, Omar Slaimankhel, Vili Lolohea, Sio Siua Taukeiaho, Konrad Hurrell, Sosaia Feki, James TePou, Carlos Tuimavave, Jordan Meads, Siliva Havili, Henry Chan-Ting, Sam Lousi, Sheldon Brown, Adam Henry, Toka Likiliki, Agantius Paasi, Lance Su'a-Poe, Anthony Lama, Siulongua Fotofili, Eddie Aki, Donald Tony, Levi Holland, DJ Collier, Sebastine Ikahihifo, Nathaniel Peteru, Sirovai Makatoa, Simon Gibson, Ben Kingi, Falaniko Leilua, Kane Hannan, Eko Malu, John Palavi, Malakai Houma and Chris Ofanoa.[31]
Omar Slaimankhel, Konrad Hurrell, Carlos Tuimavave and coach John Ackland were all named in the Toyota Cup team of the year.[32] John Palavi was named the Vodafone NYC Player of the Year, Siliva Havili won the TNT NYC Young Player of the Year award and Donald Tony was named the DeWalt NYC Club Person of the Year.[33]
2 North Queensland24 17 0 7 2 758 509 +249 38 3 Cronulla-Sutherland24 16 1 7 2 707 600 +107 37 4 Melbourne24 16 0 8 2 678 517 +161 36 5 Sydney24 15 1 8 2 639 523 +116 35 6 Canterbury-Bankstown24 14 0 10 2 659 458 +201 32 7 Wests24 12 2 10 2 607 529 +78 30 8 Newcastle24 12 1 11 2 638 660 -22 29 9 Brisbane24 11 2 11 2 752 551 +201 28 10 Penrith24 12 0 12 2 558 709 -151 28 11 St. George Illawarra24 10 2 12 2 562 594 -32 26 12 Parramatta24 10 1 13 2 547 556 -9 25 13 Canberra24 8 1 15 2 683 749 -66 21 14 Gold Coast24 5 1 18 2 467 779 -312 15 15 South Sydney24 4 1 19 2 454 881 -427 13 16 Manly-Warringah24 4 0 20 2 432 843 -411 12 Awards
Simon Mannering won the Lion Red Player of the Year award, becoming only the second double winner of the award. Shaun Johnson won the Vodafone NRL Young Player of the Year Award while Jerome Ropati won the Canterbury of New Zealand Club Person of the Year Award and Kevin Locke won the Vodafone People's Choice Award.[34]
References
- ^ "NRL: Luck to join 200 club". The New Zealand Herald. 12 April 2011. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10718810&ref=rss. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
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- ^ Warriors welcome in new sponsors rleague.com, 28 November 2010
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- ^ "NRL: Warriors to star in West Coast charity match". The New Zealand Herald. 12 December 2010. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10693813&ref=rss. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
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- ^ a b Parramatta stars Krisnan Inu and Feleti Mateo sign for New Zealand Warriors Daily Telegraph, 10 May 2010
- ^ Rapira to return to Warriors ABC News, 1 May 2010
- ^ Former Kangaroo Berrigan Joins Warriors rleague.com, 9 January 2011
- ^ "Brent Tate joining North Queensland Cowboys on three-year deal". The Daily Telegraph. 2010-06-23. http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/brent-tate-joining-north-queensland-cowboys-on-three-year-deal/story-e6frexnr-1225883238738. Retrieved 2010-08-29.
- ^ "Warriors: Patrick Ah Van released". The New Zealand Herald. 31 August 2010. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10670202&ref=rss. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ Warrior Ah Van joins Bulls bradfordbulls.co.uk, 31 August 2010
- ^ Stone banks on Kaufusi revival Newcastle Herald, 21 June 2010
- ^ Far from a Royal departure, this Warrior is just happy he made the grade Sydney Morning Herald, 4 September 2010
- ^ "Henderson bids adieu to Warriors". Television New Zealand. 23 August 2010. http://tvnz.co.nz/rugby-league-news/henderson-bids-adieu-warriors-3728432. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ McKinnon granted release from contract Warriors.co.nz, 26 May 2010
- ^ a b Warriors secure Lousi brothers rleague.com, 27 March 2011
- ^ a b Fisiahi and Rapira secured by Warriors rleague.com, 30 March 2011
- ^ Vulcans Coach for 2011 aucklandvulcans.co.nz, 9 December 2010
- ^ Heart break for Vulcans rleague.com, 2 October 2011
- ^ Auckland Vulcans 2011 squad aucklandvulcans.co.nz, 18 February 2011
- ^ 2011 Awards aucklandleague.co.nz
- ^ Toyota Cup Rookie Camp kicks off NRL.com, 27 November 2010
- ^ First NZ Toyota Rookie Camp a success nrl.com, 20 December 2010
- ^ Henry Again Captain As Vodafone Junior Warriors Prepare To Defend NYC Title voxy.co.nz, 4 March 2011
- ^ Robinson, Georgina (31 August 2011). "Junior Warrior Omar makes team of the year". The Press. http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/sport/rugby-league/5537693/Junior-Warrior-Omar-makes-NRLs-junior-team-of-year. Retrieved 15 September 2011.
- ^ Palavi best of the best for Junior Warriors rleague.com, 22 September 2011
- ^ Mannering wins Warriors Player of the Year award rleague.com, 14 September 2011
External links
- Warriors official site
- Warriors 2011 season rugby league project
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