The Papua New Guinea SP Hunters are set for 2016 season opener in the Intrust Super Cup match against the South Logan Magpies today at 2:00 pm. The game will be played at Davis Park in Brisbane and a large Hunters’ fans are expected to flock the venue. The Hunters go into this game as favourites as they have never been beaten by the Magpies in the last two seasons. The Hunters have lost star players like Israel Eliab who is now playing for London Broncos, Willie Minoga who is now playing for Townsville Blackhawks and Kato Ottio who is now playing for the Canberra Raiders in the NRL. Other players who will not take the field today are co-captain Adam Korave (suspension), Timothy Lomai (disciplinary), Roger Lake (retirement). Coach Michael Marum will field in some rookies for this match. The game will be streamed live on the internet : Follow this link : PNG Hunters vs Magpies Live Round 1 Hunters vs Magpies 2:50pm,Sunday 6 March,2016 Davis Park, West End Referee:Nick Pelgraue Hunters 1.Stargroth Amean 2.Bland Abavu 3.Noel Zeming 4.Thompson Teteh 5.Adex Wera 6.Ase Boas 7.Atte Bina 8.Henry Noki 9.Wartovo Puara 10.Esau Siune 11.Nickson Borana 12.Warren Glare 13.Ismael Balkawa 14.Watson Boas 15.Justin Olam 16.Benjamin Hetra 17.Edward Goma 18.Philemon Kimisive Coach:Michael Marum Magpies 1.Jack Joass 2.Cameron Booth 3.Scott Dolye 4.Jamayne Isaako 5.Matt Trnka 6.Benjamin Jackson 7.Samuel Scarlett 8.Herman Ese'ese 9.Travis Waddell 10.Andrew Edwards 11.Leon Panapa 12.Caleb Timu 13.Phillip Dennis 14.Jake Eden 15.Jack Anderson 16.Danie Tamou 17.Samuel Gardel 18.Daniel Russel 19.Taeao Kepu Coach:Josh Hannay Comments are closed.
|
PNG Hunters News & ResultsPNG Hunters fan site. We if you have amazing photos and news about Rugby League in PNG, please do submit to this site. Lets grow Rugby League in Papua New Guinea...Contact us
2022 Results, Draw and Ladder
<
>
Round 1 SP PNG Hunters 16 Mackay Cutters 10 Round 1 Mackay Cutters vs SP PNG Hunters ISC Ladder after Round 6DisclaimerThis is NOT the Hunters Official website and we do not represent them.
Rugby Insights |