Tana Faumuina

Tana Faumuina

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Tana Faumuina is a promising first five-eighth and second-year member of Hastings Boys' High School's rugby team, who played a critical role in their recent Super 8 match by scoring a try and two conversions.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Tana Faumuina kicked Hastings into the lead during their match. 7

John Graham Matt Grace Hadley Herman Etikeni Helu Jack Lundon Ngawai Amoamo Ravai Faktaufon Cruiz Simpson Connor Murdoch Robbie Kelso Heap Dave Dobbyn Brother Michael Brother Richard Myles Hogarty Ian Robinson Tukotahi Richards Te Whau Chris Grinter Hika Elliot Ethan Mcmanemin Ivan Ward Cole Cullen Nehemiah Su A Jonty Leary Sione Telefoni Seb Hopkins Fletcher Cooper Ethan Davidson
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: First XV rugby: Sacred Heart College edge Auckland Grammar in tight clash

New Zealand New Zealand: Tana Faumuina kicked two conversions and three penalties for Hastings. 7

Jason Shoemark Hika Elliot Jj Lilo Iosefo Noah Rogers
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Watch: The scrum Hand of God that may have cost Hastings Boys’ High School a shot at the Super 8 final

New Zealand New Zealand: Tana Faumuina kicked a penalty goal for Hastings Boys’ High School. 7

Harry Bain Carter Pirie Will Lovatt Vincent Kite J J Lilo Iosefo Raef Robinson Nehemiaha Lauvoa Doug Laing
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: First XV rugby: Hastings Boys’ High School score biggest local derby win over Napier in eight years

New Zealand New Zealand: Tana Faumuina contributed with a conversion and penalty goal, leading Hastings at halftime. 7

John Lameko Karl Lowe Jason Shoemark Tama Edwards Butler Willie Tran Doug Laing
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Lindisfarne College start Central North Island rugby competition with three straight wins