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Captains selected for representative teams

Wests Tigers representative teams have announced their captains ahead of the upcoming season, which kicks off next weekend.

Wests Tigers Head Coach, Tim Sheens and CEO, Justin Pascoe were both on hand to present the players from all pathways teams with their jerseys, at a special orientation day at St Gregory’s College, Campbelltown.

Also in attendance to help launch Wests Tigers new pathways' season were NRL players Justin Matamua, Lomi Saukuru and Rua Ngitikaura.

Head of Pathways, Matthew Betsey, says he's delighted with how well each team has been prepared in pre-season.

“Every team in our system is very well managed, and I want to congratulate our coaching staff on how well they have pulled things together,” said Betsey.

We are very fortunate to have some very good people leading our elite younger players.

Matthew Betsey

"Well done to those who have been chosen to lead their teams as captains. 

"This is an achievement you should all be very proud of.”

Tim Sheens with Captains (L-R): Tony Sukkar, Kit Laulilii, Luke Laulilii, Josh Feledy, Emily Curtain, Jae Patu, Zac Gibson, Alex Conti, PJ French at St Gregory's College.
Tim Sheens with Captains (L-R): Tony Sukkar, Kit Laulilii, Luke Laulilii, Josh Feledy, Emily Curtain, Jae Patu, Zac Gibson, Alex Conti, PJ French at St Gregory's College.
Team Captain
Andrew Johns Cup (U/16s) PJ French  
Balmain Harold Matthews (U/17s) Alex Conti
Wests Harold Matthews (U/17s) Luke Laulilii
Laurie Daley Cup (U/18s) Zac Gibson
Balmain SG Ball (U/19s) Tony Sukkar & Josh Feledy
Wests SG Ball (U/19s) Kit Laulilii
Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale (U/19s) Jae Patu
Harvey Norman Women's (Open) Emily Curtain 

Wests Tigers Jersey Flegg Cup (U/21s) and Wests Magpies KOE Cup team captains will be announced when their season's kick off in March.

Acknowledgement of Country

Wests Tigers respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.