There may be cavernous holes throughout the Warriors’ roster, but the fullback and wing departments are the positional areas of least concern for the club. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Ken Maumalo are among the NRL’s top bracket, while there is decent… Read More ›
AVAILABLE NOW! Click here to purchase This Warriors Life‘s WILL EVANS has penned a comprehensive history of the Warriors’ first 25 seasons, published by Bateman Books and set for an early-December release. The 392-page tome will be available in all… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Episode one of ‘All In with the Vodafone Warriors’. The first wave of players have returned to Mt Smart Stadium for 2020 preseason training. Here from the Warriors’ key football department staff, as well as dummy-half duo… Read More ›
The NRL has released its 2020 season draw – check out the who, when and where of the Warriors’ schedule. WARRIORS – 2020 NRL DRAW (NB: local kick-off times listed) 1 Sat March 14 | 3.00pm | Knights, McDonald… Read More ›
Via Warriors Media Penrith hooker Wayde Egan has agreed to terms for a three-year contract with the Vodafone Warriors through to the end of the 2022 NRL season. The 22-year-old will join his new teammates when preseason training starts early… Read More ›
It is always good to take some time out, to clear your thoughts and take emotion out of the equation before evaluating things. It was an indifferent season for the Warriors to say the least. Their 13th-place finish returned the… Read More ›
On course to win his third straight club Warriors Player of the Year gong and in the mix to again claim the Dally M Medal, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has taken out back-to-back This Warriors Life Player of the Year awards. We… Read More ›
Warriors 24, Raiders 20. It may have come down to the last 12 minutes of the season, but salvation. 20 – The Warriors have now won 20 of their 42 games against the Raiders in the history of this fixture…. Read More ›
Some standouts and letdowns, but all in all a very positive way to finish a disappointing 2019 season. 1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (C): A so-so first half, but the skipper’s scintillating performance after the break should have attracted the three points and… Read More ›
The Warriors have ended a dreadful campaign on a searing high note, staging an unlikely late comeback to stun top-four team Canberra 24-20 at GIO Stadium. Trailing by eight with time ticking down, the visitors were categorically robbed by an… Read More ›
