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| − | The [[Peace Warriors]] are a team that has struggled throughout the years but have recently put together a skilled franchise that made it to the [[PopularFreedom Rugby League]] (PRL) final in 2005. The Warriors play their games in the city of [[Peace]], [[PopularFreedom]] at [[Veterans Stadium]]. | + | The [[Peace Warriors]] are a team that has struggled throughout the years but have recently put together a skilled franchise that made it to the [[PopularFreedom Rugby League]] (PRL) final in 2005. The Warriors play their games in the city of [[PeaceCity|Peace]], [[PopularFreedom]] at [[Veterans Stadium]]. |
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Latest revision as of 18:19, 21 February 2007
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Contents
Overview
The Peace Warriors are a team that has struggled throughout the years but have recently put together a skilled franchise that made it to the PopularFreedom Rugby League (PRL) final in 2005. The Warriors play their games in the city of Peace, PopularFreedom at Veterans Stadium.
History
- In 1983 the Peace Warriors rugby franchise was formed in conjunction with the other seven teams of the league.
- In 2001, their long rivalry with the hated Workers Point Bobcats turned into a complete slugfest on the field in the last game of the season.
- In 2005, the Warriors made their first PRL championship appearance after a strong season. Despite being the season favourites, it was unfortunately the Lenita Legions who were able to be successful in the final winning the PRL championship by a score of 34-13.
Roster
- Coach=David Jeffs
STARTERS:
- 1=Prop=Don Givens
- 2=Hooker=Bret Hooja
- 3=Prop=Harold Cross
- 4=Flanker=Kevin Clarkstown
- 5=Lock=Gordon Agabatha
- 6=Lock=John Forris
- 7=Flanker=Larry Qurei
- 8=8 Man=Pete Rijlem
- 9=Scrum Half=Mike Karilli
- 10=Flyhalf=Cam Ilrich
- 11=Inside Centre=Kevin Andrews
- 12=Outside Centre=Mike Pye
- 13=Winger=Luke Peterson
- 14=Winger=Stanley Smithson
- 15=Fullback=Gilroy Walker
Substitutes:
- 16=Junior Virete (Prop)
- 17=Rick Steele (Hooker)
- 18=Walter Jones (8-Man, Flanker)
- 19=Carlton Black (Lock)
- 20=Thomas Elrickson (Scrum-Half)
- 21=Greg Mills (Fullback, Winger)
- 22=Zack Winters (Centre, Flyhalf)
- 23=Orville Gonedello (Prop, Flanker)
