The 2nd edition of the Pacific Championships was played in October and November, 2024.
Related: 2024 Pacific Championship Squads
Related: 2024 NRL: Season Results and Stats
PACIFIC CUP SQUADS
Teams: Australia, Tonga, New Zealand
Australia: Mitch Barnett, Matt Burton, Bradman Best, Patrick Carrigan, Xavier Coates, Lindsay Collins, Reuben Cotter, Angus Crichton, Tom Dearden, Dylan Edwards, Harry Grant (vc), Ben Hunt, Zac Lomax, Liam Martin, Mitch Moses, Cameron Murray, Reece Robson, Lindsay Smith, Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Tom Trbojevic, Isaah Yeo (c).
Tonga: Paul Alamoti, Kulikefu Finefeuiaki, Addin Fonua-Blake (c), Siliva Havili, Lehi Hopoate, Isaiah Iongi, Sione Katoa, Isaiya Katoa, Eliesa Katoa, Felise Kaufusi, Keaon Koloamatangi, Tolu Koula, Tuimoala Lolohea, Soni Luke, Haumole Olakau’atu, Taniela Paseka, Mosese Suli, Jason Taumalolo (c), Daniel Tupou, Sitili Tupouniua, Siua Wong.
New Zealand: Erin Clark, Phoenix Crossland, James Fisher-Harris (c), Peta Hiku, Jahrome Hughes, Jamayne Isaako, Keano Kini, Casey McLean, Griffin Neame, Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, Kodi Nikorima, Marata Niukore, Isaiah Papali’i, Jordan Riki, Scott Sorensen, Joseph Tapine, Leo Thompson, Matthew Timoko, Trent Toelau, Will Warbrick, Naufahu Whyte.
PACIFIC BOWL SQUADS
Teams: Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Cook Islands
Fiji: Sunia Turuva, Semi Valemei, Maika Sivo, Taane Milne, Jethro Rinakama, Michael Jennings, Kevin Naiqama, Waqa Blake, Kurt Donoghoe, Caleb Navale, Kitione Kautoga, Viliame Kikau, Tui Kamikamica, Jordan Miller, Nathan Kegg-Smith, Kylan Mafoa, Ben Nakubuwai, Penioni Tagituimua, Joe Lovodua, James Valevatu, Bayleigh Bentley-Hape.
Papua New Guinea: Alex Max, Benji Kot, Brandon Nima, Dan Russell, Dudley Dotoi, Elijah Roltinga, Finley Glare, Ila Alu, Jamie Mavoko, Jordan Pat, Josh Mire, Judah Rimbu, Khaiya Waiembi, Koso Bandi, Liam Horne, Morea Morea, Murray Conners, Robert Mathias, Sakias Komati, Sanny Wabo, Sylvester Namo
Cook Islands: Brad Takairangi (c), Davvy Moale, Delahia Wigmore, Esan Marsters, Esom Ioka, Junior Teroi, Justin Makierere, Kobe Tararo, Makahesi Makatoa, Malachi Morgan, Mason Teague, Pride Petterson-Robati, Reuben Porter, Reubenn Rennie, Rhys Dakin, Rixson Andrew, Rua Ngatikaura, Steven Marsters, Tepai Moeroa, Xavier Willison, Zane Tetevano
PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Week 1
Australia 18, Mate Ma’a Tonga 0 (Suncorp Stadium, 18/10/2024)
Australia: 1. Dylan Edwards, 2. Xavier Coates, 3. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, 4. Tom Trbojevic, 5. Zac Lomax, 6. Tom Dearden, 7. Mitchell Moses, 8. Patrick Carrigan, 9. Harry Grant, 10. Lindsay Collins, 11. Angus Crichton, 12. Cameron Murray, 13. Isaah Yeo, 14. Matt Burton, 15. Mitch Barnett, 16. Reuben Cotter, 17. Hudson Young, 18. Ben Hunt
Mate Ma’a Tonga: 1. Lehi Hopoate, 2. Daniel Tupou, 3. Mosese Suli, 4. Paul Alamoti, 5. Sione Katoa, 6. Tuimoala Lolohea, 7. Isaiya Katoa, 8. Addin Fonua-Blake, 9. Siliva Havili, 10. Felise Kaufusi, 11. Haumole Olakau’atu, 12. Eliesa Katoa, 13. Jason Taumalolo, 14. Soni Luke, 15. Sitili Tupouniua, 16. Taniela Paseka, 17. Keaon Koloamatangi, 18. Tolutau Koula
Australia 18 (Tom Trbojevic, Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Tom Dearden tries; Zac Lomax 3 goals) defeated Mate Ma’a Tonga 0. Attendance: 33,196
Match Review: no charges
Fiji 10, Papua New Guinea 22 (HFC Bank Stadium, Suva, 19/10/2024)
Fiji: 1. Sunia Turuva, 2. Maika Sivo, 3. Michael Jennings, 4. Waqa Blake, 5. Semi Valemei, 6. Kevin Naiqama, 7. Kurt Donoghoe, 8. Tui Kamikamica, 9. Penioni Tagituimua, 10. Ben Nakubuwai, 11. Viliame Kikau, 15. Taane Milne, 13. Caleb Navale, 12. Kitione Kautoga, 14. Joe Lovodua, 17. Jordan Miller, 20. Nathan Kegg-King, 16. Kylan Mafoa
Papua New Guinea: 1. Nene Macdonald, 2. Elijah Roltinga, 3. Robert Mathias, 4. Rodrick Tai, 5. Robert Derby, 6. Kyle Laybutt, 7. Lachlan Lam, 8. Valentine Richard, 14. Liam Horne, 10. Jacob Alick-Wiencke, 11. Rhyse Martin, 12. Jeremiah Simbiken, 13. Jack de Belin, 9. Judah Rimbu, 15. Koso Bandi, 22. Ila Alu, 23. Sylvester Namo, 18. Dan Russell
Papua New Guinea 22 (Robert Derby, Judah Rimbu, Sylvester Namo, Nene MacDonald tries; Rhyse Martin 3 goals) defeated Fiji 10 (Semi Valemei, Maika Sivo tries; Taane Milne goal). Attendance: 7,581
Match Review: Jeremiah Simbiken (Papua New Guinea), Careless High Tackle Grade 1 – Early Guilty Plea, fined 7% of Match Fees.
Week 2
Fiji 56, Cook Islands 6 (HFC Bank Stadium, Suva, 26/10/2024)
Fiji: 1. Sunia Turuva, 2. Maika Sivo, 3. Michael Jennings, 4. Waqa Blake, 5. Semi Valemei, 6. Kevin Naiqama, 7. Kurt Donoghoe, 8. Tui Kamikamica, 9. James Valevatu, 10. Ben Nakubuwai, 11. Viliame Kikau, 12. Taane Milne, 13. Caleb Navale, 14. Penioni Tagituimua, 15. Kitione Kautoga, 16. Kylan Mafoa, 17. Jordan Miller, 18. Ratu Rinakama
Cook Islands: 1. Esom Ioka, 2. Steven Marsters, 3. Reubenn Rennie, 4. Delahia Wigmore, 5. Rixson Andrew, 6. Brad Takairangi, 7. Esan Marsters, 8. Tepai Moeroa, 9. Rua Ngatikaura, 10. Davvy Moale, 11. Zane Tetevano, 12. Reuben Porter, 13. Pride Petterson-Robati, 14. Kobe Tararo, 15. Mason Teague, 17. Justin Makirere, 18. Junior Taroi, 16. Rhys Dakin
Fiji 56 (Michael Jennings 3, Semi Valemei 2, Maika Sivo 2, Sunia Turuva, Kitione Kautoga, Ben Nakubuwai tries; Taane Milne 7, Kevin Naiqama goals) defeated Cook Islands 6 (Rua Ngatikaura try; Steven Marsters goal)
Match Review: no charges
New Zealand 10, Australia 22 (Apollo Projects Stadium, 27/10/2024)
New Zealand: 1. Keano Kini, 2. Jamayne Isaako, 3. Matt Timoko, 4. Peta Hiku, 5. Will Warbrick, 6. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, 7. Shaun Johnson, 8. James Fisher-Harris, 9. Phoenix Crossland, 15. Naufahu Whyte, 11. Isaiah Papali’i, 12. Scott Sorensen, 13. Joe Tapine, 10. Griffin Neame, 14. Kodi Nikorima, 16. Marata Niukore, 17. Jordan Riki, 18. Erin Clark
Australia: 1. Dylan Edwards, 2. Xavier Coates, 3. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, 4. Tom Trbojevic, 5. Zac Lomax, 6. Tom Dearden, 7. Mitch Moses, 8. Pat Carrigan, 9. Harry Grant, 10. Lindsay Collins, 11. Angus Crichton, 12. Cam Murray, 13. Isaah Yeo, 14. Matt Burton, 15. Mitch Barnett, 16. Reuben Cotter, 17. Hudson Young, 18. Ben Hunt
Australia 22 (Zac Lomax 2, Lindsay Collins, Mitchell Moses tries; Zac Lomax 3 goals) defeated New Zealand 10 (Jamayne Isaako, Will Warbrick tries; Jamayne Isaako goal). Attendance: 17,005
Match Review: Lindsay Collins (Australia), Careless High Tackle Grade 1 – Early Guilty Plea, fined 7% of Match Fees
Week 3
New Zealand 24, Mate Ma’a Tonga 25 (Go Media Stadium, Auckland, 26/10/2024)
New Zealand: 1. Keano Kini, 2. Jamayne Isaako, 3. Matt Timoko, 4. Peta Hiku, 5. Will Warbrick, 6. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, 7. Shaun Johnson, 8. James Fisher-Harris, 9. Phoenix Crossland, 10. Joseph Tapine, 11. Isaiah Papali’i, 12. Scott Sorensen, 17. Leo Thompson, 13. Naufahu Whyte, 14. Kodi Nikorima, 15. Griffin Neame, 16. Marata Niukore, 18. Erin Clark
Mate Ma’a Tonga : 1. Lehi Hopoate, 2. Daniel Tupou, 3. Mosese Suli, 4. Paul Alamoti, 5. Sione Katoa, 6. Tuimoala Lolohea, 7. Isaiya Katoa, 8. Addin Fonua-Blake, 9. Siliva Havili, 10. Felise Kaufusi, 11. Haumole Olakau’atu, 12. Eliesa Katoa, 13. Jason Taumalolo, 14. Soni Luke, 15. Sitili Tupouniua, 16. Taniela Paseka, 17. Siua Wong, 18. Tolutau Koula
Mate Ma’a Tonga 25 (Sione Katoa, Addin Fonua-Blake, Siliva Havili, Soni Luke tries; Isaiya Katoa 4 goals; Isaiya Katoa field goal) defeated New Zealand 24 (Isaiah Papali’i, Keano Kini, Phoenix Crossland, Joseph Tapine tries; Jamayne Isaako 4 goals). Attendence: 22,363
Match Review: no charges
Papua New Guinea 42, Cook Islands 20 (National Football Stadium, 03/11/2024)
Papua New Guinea: 1. Nene Macdonald, 2. Elijah Roltinga, 3. Robert Mathias, 4. Rodrick Tai, 5. Robert Derby, 6. Kyle Laybutt, 7. Lachlan Lam, 10. Jacob Alick-Wiencke, 9. Judah Rimbu, 17. Ila Alu, 11. Dan Russell, 12. Jeremiah Simbiken, 13. Jack de Belin, 8. Valentine Richard, 14. Liam Horne, 15. Koso Bandi, 16. Sylvester Namo, 19. Morea Morea
Cook Islands: 7. Esan Marsters, 1. Esom Ioka, 3. Reubenn Rennie, 4. Delahia Wigmore, 2. Steven Marsters, 6. Brad Takairangi, 15. Mason Teague, 8. Tepai Moeroa, 9. Rua Ngatikaura, 10. Davvy Moale, 12. Reuben Porter, 21. Alex Glenn, 13. Pride Petterson-Robati, 11. Zane Tetevano, 16. Rhys Dakin, 18. Junior Taroi, 20. Makahesi Makatoa, 17. Justin Makirere
Papua New Guinea 42 (Elijah Roltinga 2, Nene MacDonald 2, Lachlan Lam, Robert Derby, Sylvester Namo, Morea Morea tries; Kyle Laybutt 5 goals) defeated Cook Islands 20 (Davvy Moale, Steven Marsters, Esom Ioka tries; Steven Marsters 3 goals).
Match Review: Sylvester Namo (Papua New Guinea), Careless High Tackle Grade 2 – Early Guilty Plea, fined 13% of Match Fees; Zane Tetevano (Cook Islands), Careless High Tackle Grade 3 – Early Guilty Plea, suspended 2 matches
Pacific Cup Final
Australia 20, Mate Ma’a Tonga 14 (CommBank Stadium, 10/11/2024)
Australia: 1. Dylan Edwards, 2. Xavier Coates, 3. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, 4. Tom Trbojevic, 5. Zac Lomax, 6. Tom Dearden, 7. Mitchell Moses, 8. Patrick Carrigan, 9. Harry Grant, 10. Lindsay Collins, 11. Angus Crichton, 12. Hudson Young, 13. Isaah Yeo, 14. Matt Burton, 15. Mitchell Barnett, 16. Reuben Cotter, 17. Lindsay Smith, 18. Ben Hunt
Tonga: 1. Lehi Hopoate, 2. Daniel Tupou, 4. Paul Alamoti, 18. Tolutau Koula, 5. Sione Katoa, 6. Tuimoala Lolohea, 7. Isaiya Katoa, 8. Addin Fonua-Blake, 9. Siliva Havili, 10. Felise Kaufusi, 11. Haumole Olakau’atu, 12. Eliesa Katoa, 13. Jason Taumalolo, 14. Soni Luke, 16. Taniela Paseka, 17. Siua Wong, 19. Keaon Koloamatangi, 15. Sitili Tupouniua
Australia 20 (Tom Trbojevic 2, Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Xavier Coates tries; Zac Lomax 2 goals) defeated Mate Ma’a Tonga 14 (Sione Katoa, Haumole Olakau’atu, Eliesa Katoa tries; Isaiya Katoa goal). Attendance: 28,728
Crossover Game
winner to play in the 2025 Pacific Cup with the loser to play in the 2025 Pacific Bowl
New Zealand 54, Papua New Guinea 12 (CommBank Stadium, 10/11/2024)
New Zealand: 1. Keano Kini, 2. Jamayne Isaako, 3. Matthew Timoko, 4. Peta Hiku, 20. Casey McLean, 6. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, 7. Shaun Johnson, 8. James Fisher-Harris, 9. Phoenix Crossland, 10. Joseph Tapine, 11. Isaiah Papali’i, 12. Scott Sorensen, 13. Naufahu Whyte, 14. Kodi Nikorima, 15. Griffin Neame, 17. Leo Thompson, 18. Erin Clark, 16. Marata Niukore
Papua New Guinea: 1. Nene Macdonald, 2. Elijah Roltinga, 3. Robert Mathias, 4. Rodrick Tai, 5. Robert Derby, 6. Kyle Laybutt, 7. Lachlan Lam, 8. Valentine Richard, 9. Liam Horne, 10. Jacob Alick-Wiencke, 11. Rhyse Martin, 12. Jeremiah Simbiken, 13. Jack de Belin, 14. Judah Rimbu, 15. Koso Bandi, 16. Sylvester Namo, 17. Ila Alu, 18. Dan Russell
New Zealand 54 (Casey McLean 4, Jamayne Isaako 3, Leo Thompson, Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, Naufahu Whyte tries; Jamayne Isaako 6, Shaun Johnson goals) defeated Papua New Guinea 12 (Sylvester Namo, Robert Derby tries; Rhyse Martin 2 goals).
Pacific Championship Ladder
Pacific Cup (final): Australia 4 (+30), Tonga 2 (-17), New Zealand 0 (-13)
Pacific Bowl: Papua New Guinea 4 (+34), Fiji 2 (+38), Cook Islands 0 (-72)
Competition Stats
Biggest Win: 50 Fiji vs Cook Islands (56-6, HFC Bank Stadium, Suva, 26/10/24)
Highest Team Score: 56 Fiji vs Cook Islands (56-6, HFC Bank Stadium, Suva, 26/10/24)
Most Tries in a Game: 4 Casey McLean (New Zealand vs Papua New Guinea, CommBank Stadium, 10/11/24)
Most Points in a Game: 24 Jamayne Isaako (3 T, 6 G), New Zealand vs Papua New Guinea, CommBank Stadium, 10/11/24
Most Tries in the Series: 4 Jamayne Isaako, Casey McLean
Most Points in the Series: 38 Jamayne Isaako (4 T, 11 G)
Player Stats
Angus Crichton (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Dylan Edwards (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 8 pts (T: 2 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Harry Grant (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Hudson Young (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Isaah Yeo (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Lindsay Collins (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Matt Burton (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Mitchell Barnett (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Mitchell Moses (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Patrick Carrigan (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Reuben Cotter (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Tom Dearden (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Tom Trbojevic (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 12 pts (T: 3 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Xavier Coates (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Zac Lomax (Australia) – Played 3, W-L record (3-0, 100% win record), 24 pts (T: 2 G:8 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Addin Fonua-Blake (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Daniel Tupou (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Eliesa Katoa (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Felise Kaufusi (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Haumole Olakau’atu (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Isaiya Katoa (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 11 pts (T: 0 G:5 1ptFG:1 2ptFG:0)
Jason Taumalolo (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Lehi Hopoate (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Paul Alamoti (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Siliva Havili (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Soni Luke (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Taniela Paseka (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Tuimoala Lolohea (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Griffin Neame (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Isaiah Papali’i (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Jamayne Isaako (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 38 pts (T: 4 G:11 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
James Fisher-Harris (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Joseph Tapine (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Keano Kini (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Kodi Nikorima (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Matthew Timoko (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Naufahu Whyte (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Peta Hiku (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Phoenix Crossland (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Scott Sorensen (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Shaun Johnson (New Zealand) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 2 pts (T: 0 G:1 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Elijah Roltinga (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 8 pts (T: 2 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Ila Alu (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Jack de Belin (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Jacob Alick-Wiencke (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Jeremiah Simbiken (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Judah Rimbu (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Koso Bandi (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Kyle Laybutt (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 10 pts (T: 0 G:5 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Lachlan Lam (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Liam Horne (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Nene MacDonald (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 12 pts (T: 3 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Robert Derby (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 12 pts (T: 3 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Robert Mathias (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Rodrick Tai (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Sylvester Namo (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 12 pts (T: 3 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Valentine Richard (Papua New Guinea) – Played 3, W-L record (2-1, 66.7% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Cameron Murray (Australia) – Played 2, W-L record (2-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Brad Takairangi (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Davvy Moale (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Delahia Wigmore (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Esan Marsters (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Esom Ioka (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Junior Taroi (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Mason Teague (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Pride Petterson-Robati (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Reuben Porter (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Reubenn Rennie (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Rua Ngatikaura (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Steven Marsters (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 14 pts (T: 1 G:5 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Tepai Moeroa (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Zane Tetevano (Cook Islands) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Ben Nakubuwai (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Caleb Navale (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Jordan Miller (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Kevin Naiqama (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 2 pts (T: 0 G:1 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Kitione Kautoga (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Kurt Donoghoe (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Maika Sivo (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 12 pts (T: 3 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Michael Jennings (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 12 pts (T: 3 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Penioni Tagituimua (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Semi Valemei (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 12 pts (T: 3 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Sunia Turuva (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Taane Milne (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 16 pts (T: 0 G:8 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Tui Kamikamica (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Viliame Kikau (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Waqa Blake (Fiji) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Keaon Koloamatangi (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Mosese Suli (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Sione Katoa (II) (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 3, W-L record (1-2, 33.3% win record), 8 pts (T: 2 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Sitili Tupouniua (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Siua Wong (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Leo Thompson (New Zealand) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Marata Niukore (New Zealand) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Will Warbrick (New Zealand) – Played 2, W-L record (0-2, 0% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Dan Russell (Papua New Guinea) – Played 2, W-L record (2-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Rhyse Martin (Papua New Guinea) – Played 2, W-L record (1-1, 50% win record), 10 pts (T: 0 G:5 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Lindsay Smith (Australia) – Played 1, W-L record (1-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Alex Glenn (Cook Islands) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Justin Makirere (Cook Islands) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Kobe Tararo (Cook Islands) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Makahesi Makatoa (Cook Islands) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Rhys Dakin (Cook Islands) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Rixson Andrew (Cook Islands) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
James Valevatu (Fiji) – Played 1, W-L record (1-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Joe Lovodua (Fiji) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Kylan Mafoa (Fiji) – Played 1, W-L record (1-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Nathan Kegg-King (Fiji) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Tolutau Koula (Mate Ma’a Tonga) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Casey McLean (New Zealand) – Played 1, W-L record (1-0, 100% win record), 16 pts (T: 4 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Erin Clark (New Zealand) – Played 1, W-L record (1-0, 100% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Jordan Riki (New Zealand) – Played 1, W-L record (0-1, 0% win record), 0 pts (T: 0 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
Morea Morea (Papua New Guinea) – Played 1, W-L record (1-0, 100% win record), 4 pts (T: 1 G:0 1ptFG:0 2ptFG:0)
