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“Temple is a part of a new generation at the club,” said Friend. Temple joined the club after being identified playing for the Ellerslie Eagles and then impressing in the inaugural Pasifika Youth Cup for Hakula Tonga Under 15s. “Unfortunately, he was limited to just one opportunity with the S G Ball squad after having a family bereavement and then suffering an unlucky facial injury following his debut.”Ģ017 | Akarana 15s, New Zealand 16s, AcademyĢ018 | Akarana 17s, New Zealand Residents 16s, Vodafone Warriors Jersey Flegg CupĢ019 | Vodafone Warriors Jersey Flegg Cup, Vodafone Warriors Canterbury Cup, New Zealand Residents 18s, Junior Kiwis (under 20s) He really enjoyed the experience and we’re excited about his progress.

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“This offseason we brought him up for a full preseason with the S G Ball Cup team and had him staying at Autex House. “He creates a lot of indecision for defenders and often leads to line breaks. “Cass’ strength is his ability to take the ball to line,” said Sky Sport Future Warriors programme manager Jordan Friend. The Tokoroa native began his junior football career playing for Pacific Sharks before moving to Rotorua’s Pikao Warriors after attending Rotorua Boys’ High School. He was one of the 18 players from the New Zealand Residents 16s 19-man squad to participate in the Sky Sport Future Warriors programme with 12 players signing on to join the club. Junior Clubs: Pacific Sharks (Tokoroa), Pikiao Warriors (Rotorua)Ģ018 | Waicoa Bay 15s, Bay of Plenty 15s, Pikiao WarriorsĢ019 | Waicoa Bay 17s, Bay of Plenty 17s, Sky Sport Future Warriors 16s, New Zealand 16s, New Zealand Maori 16sĢ020| Vodafone Warriors S G Ball Cup, NZ 18s SquadĬowley joined the Sky Sport Future Warriors academy after being identified playing for the Pikiao Warriors 15s at the New Zealand Maori Rangatahi tournament in 2018. He was also named in the New Zealand 18s for their internationals with France and Toa Samoa. The Ellerslie junior made his debut for the Vodafone Warriors in the Jersey Flegg Cup and then the Canterbury Cup NSW competition before taking the field for the Junior Kiwis against the Australian Schoolboys. While Cowley collected the honours in his age group, hooker Temple Kalepo was named the NZRL 18s 2019 Player of the Year.

Halfback Cassius Cowley won the New Zealand Rugby League 2019 U16s Player of the Year award after a remarkable 2019 season that saw him captain the Vodafone Warriors 16s team, named MVP at the North Island 17s tournament as well as picking up the MVP accolade for the New Zealand 16s in their international against Toa Samoa in October. 'Armed with our rubbish bags and gloves we pick up all sorts of rubbish and meet up at the Latham Bay playground when completed.His rise follows two outstanding prospects from the Sky Sport Future Warriors programme being singled out as the best in their age categories in the country. 'The children and whanau are divided into groups and are allocated to an area of Portobello. Portobello School teacher Cheryl Neill said the school had been involved in Clean Up Week for several years. Two areas close to the school - Long Beach and Purakaunui estuary - were already benefitting from regular visits by the pupils, including planting pikao or pingao, also known as golden sand sedge, a native sand-binding sedge that played an important role in New Zealand’s dune ecosystems, she said. Purakaunui School principal Nicky Bell said the school was planning to take part and was considering local places it could beautify during the week. 'Clean Up Week provides a great opportunity for everyone to actively participate in looking after their local environment, creating a more sustainable, ecologically diverse and pollution-free future for all New Zealanders,” Ms Saunderson said. Keep New Zealand Beautiful chief executive Heather Saunderson said last year 30,000 volunteers took part collecting about 300 tonnes of litter. The annual event returns from September 17 to 23, mobilising friends, family, schools, businesses and community groups to take part collecting litter in their area. Non-profit organisation Keep New Zealand Beautiful is hoping many will look beyond the backyard and tackle trash during Clean Up Week 2022.

PHOTO: ALLIED PRESS FILESAs winter starts to fade and spring begins to emerge, thoughts may be turning towards spring cleaning.

Doing their part at a Keep New Zealand Beautiful event last year are Paddy and Cathy Lawrence with their granddaughter Lydia Martin (6).