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2025 New Zealand Warriors season

2025 New Zealand Warriors season
NRL Rank6th
Play-off resultElimination finals
2025 recordWins: 14; draws: 0; losses: 11
Points scoredFor: 525; against: 520
Team information
CEOCameron George
CoachAustralia Andrew Webster
Captain
StadiumGo Media Stadium (Capacity: 25,000)
Apollo Projects Stadium (Capacity: 17,104; round 8 only)
Avg. attendance23,299
Agg. attendance279,593
High attendance26,512 (vs. Canberra Raiders, Round 12)
Top scorers
TriesLeka Halasima (13)
GoalsLuke Metcalf (42)
PointsLuke Metcalf (117)
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The 2025 New Zealand Warriors season was the 31st season in the club's history and they competed in the National Rugby League (NRL).

Head coach Andrew Webster maintained his club position for the third consecutive season, whilst captain Tohu Harris announced his retirement on 9 January 2025, prior to the club's season beginning.[1] In February, Mitch Barnett and James Fisher-Harris were announced as co-captains.[2]

For the first time, the Warriors played at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, as part of the Rugby League Las Vegas annual event organised by the NRL.[3]

The Warriors qualified for the final series for the tenth time in their history and first time since 2023.[4][5] In the elimination final on 13 September, the Penrith Panthers defeated the Warriors 24–8 at Go Media Stadium, Auckland, thereby ending the Warriors' season.[6][7]

The Warriors' reserve-grade team won the New South Wales Cup for the first time, defeating the St George Illawarra Dragons 30–12 in the NSW Cup Grand Final on 28 September.[8] On 5 October, the reserve-grade team won the 2025 NRL State Championship defeating the Burleigh Bears 50–20.[9][10]

Squad

New Zealand Warriors 2025 squad
Top 30 squad - 2025 NRL season Supplementary list Coaching staff

Extended squad

Head coach

Assistant coaches

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)

Updated: 13 September 2025
Source(s): Warriors Football Department

Squad changes and contract extensions

Main article: 2025 NRL season § 2025 transfers

These movements happened across the previous season, off-season and preseason. Contract extensions occurred either during the preseason or the 2025 NRL season.

Transfers in

Player Previous club Length Ref.
Tanah Boyd Gold Coast Titans 2026 [11]
Erin Clark 2027 [12]
James Fisher-Harris Penrith Panthers 2028 [13]
Morgan Harper Parramatta Eels 2025 [14]
Sam Healey Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 2027 [15]

Transfers out

Player New Club Ref.
Addin Fonua-Blake Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks [16]
Shaun Johnson Retired [17]
Zyon Maiu'u Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs [18]
Marcelo Montoya [19]
Jazz Tevaga Manly Warringah Sea Eagles [20]
Tohu Harris Retired [1]
Dylan Walker Parramatta Eels [21]

Contract extensions

Player Length Date announced Ref.
Ali Leiataua 2027 14 October 2024 [22]
Chanel Harris-Tavita 2026 15 October 2024 [23]
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 2027 18 October 2024 [24]
Jackson Ford 23 October 2024 [25]
Taine Tuaupiki 2026 24 October 2024 [26]
Demitric Vaimauga 2028 10 December 2024 [27]
Eddie Ieremia-Toeava 2026 12 December 2024 [28]
Adam Pompey 2027 18 February 2025 [29]
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad 23 April 2025 [30]
Leka Halasima 2029 21 May 2025 [31]
Jacob Laban [31]
Tanner Stowers-Smith 2028 17 June 2025 [32]
Te Maire Martin 2026 13 August 2025 [33]
Kayliss Fatialofa 2027 19 August 2025 [34]

Pre-season

Main article: 2025 NRL Pre-season Challenge

The Warriors played against the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks in Cronulla and the Melbourne Storm in Hamilton as their pre-season fixtures. Both matches were part of the third edition of the NRL Pre-season Challenge.[35]

  Win   Draw   Loss

Round 1: 7 February 2025 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 12–12 New Zealand Warriors Cronulla
19:30 AEDT
 Tries:
Hazelton rugby ball 2'
H. Puru rugby ball 74'
Goals:
Atkinson 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 4'
Hiroti 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 76'
 [Report Report]
Tries:
Nicoll-Klokstad rugby ball 20'
Tuaupiki rugby ball 52'
Goals:
Metcalf 2/2 rugby goalposts icon 22', 53'
 Stadium: Sharks Stadium
Referee: Liam Kennedy
Round 2: 15 February 2025 New Zealand Warriors 36–10 Melbourne Storm Hamilton
15:30 NZDT
 Tries:
Tuaupiki rugby ball 2', 15'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 9', 18'
Leiataua rugby ball 24', 27'
Harris-Tavita rugby ball 37'
Goals:
Metcalf 4/6 rugby goalposts icon 4', 11', 17', 28'
Tuaupiki 0/1
 [Report Report]
Tries:
Bradley rugby ball 52'
Talty rugby ball 77'
Goals:
Russell-Smith 0/1
Morris 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 78'
 Stadium: FMG Stadium Waikato
Referee: Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski

Regular season

Main article: 2025 NRL season

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L B PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Canberra Raiders 24 19 0 5 3 654 506 +148 44 Advance to finals series
2 Melbourne Storm 24 17 0 7 3 671 459 +212 40
3 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 24 16 0 8 3 534 414 +120 38
4 Brisbane Broncos (P) 24 15 0 9 3 680 508 +172 36
5 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 24 15 0 9 3 599 490 +109 36
6 New Zealand Warriors 24 14 0 10 3 517 496 +21 34
7 Penrith Panthers 24 13 1 10 3 576 469 +107 33
8 Sydney Roosters 24 13 0 11 3 653 521 +132 32
9 Dolphins 24 12 0 12 3 721 596 +125 30
10 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 24 12 0 12 3 555 534 +21 30
11 Parramatta Eels 24 10 0 14 3 502 578 −76 26
12 North Queensland Cowboys 24 9 1 14 3 538 684 −146 25
13 Wests Tigers 24 9 0 15 3 477 612 −135 24
14 South Sydney Rabbitohs 24 9 0 15 3 427 608 −181 24
15 St. George Illawarra Dragons 24 8 0 16 3 498 628 −130 22
16 Gold Coast Titans 24 6 0 18 3 520 719 −199 18
17 Newcastle Knights 24 6 0 18 3 338 638 −300 18
Source: National Rugby League
(P) Premiers

Results by round

Round123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627
GroundNHHA–AHHHAAHAA–HA–HAHHAHAHA
ResultLWWWBLWWWWWLWWBLLBWWLLLWWLL
Position14117646443223333444444454466
Points024688101214161818202224242426283030303032343434
Source: National Rugby League
A = Away; H = Home; N = Neutral; B = Bye; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches

Main article: 2025 NRL season results

The league fixtures were released on 21 November 2024.[36]

  Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

Round 1: 1 March 2025 Canberra Raiders 30–8 New Zealand Warriors Las Vegas, United States
16:00 PST
 Tries:
Kris rugby ball 5', 44'
Savage rugby ball 26', 31'
Timoko rugby ball 55'
Goals:
Fogarty 5/6 rugby goalposts icon 6', 32', 45', 56', 75 pen'
Sin bin:
Tapine yellow card 64' to 74'
 Report
Tries:
Capewell rugby ball 36'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 71'
Goals:
Metcalf 0/2
 Stadium: Allegiant Stadium
Attendance: 45,209
Referee: Grant Atkins
Round 2: 14 March 2025 New Zealand Warriors 36–16 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Auckland
20:00 NZDT
 Tries:
Harris-Tavita rugby ball 18'
Tuaupiki rugby ball 25'
Leiataua rugby ball 29'
Egan rugby ball 49'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 70'
Metcalf rugby ball 79'
Goals:
Metcalf 6/6 rugby goalposts icon 20', 27', 31', 50', 71', 80'
 Report
Tries:
T. Trbojevic rugby ball 3'
Saab rugby ball 45'
Cherry-Evans rugby ball 55'
Goals:
Garrick 2/4 rugby goalposts icon 10 pen', 57'
Sin bin:
J. Trbojevic yellow card 62' to 72'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 21,212
Referee: Adam Gee
Round 3: 21 March 2025 New Zealand Warriors 14–6 Sydney Roosters Auckland
20:00 NZDT
 Tries:
Leiataua rugby ball 25', 70'
Harris-Tavita rugby ball 65'
Goals:
Metcalf 1/3 rugby goalposts icon 71'
 Report
Tries:
Whyte rugby ball 21'
Goals:
S. Smith 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 22'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 23,219
Referee: Ashley Klein
Round 4: 30 March 2025 Wests Tigers 24–26 New Zealand Warriors Campbelltown
20:15 AEDT
 Tries:
Pole rugby ball 11'
To'a rugby ball 38'
Faataape rugby ball 49'
L. Fainu rugby ball 52'
Goals:
Koroisau 3/3 rugby goalposts icon 12', 51', 53'
Da Silva 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 39'
 Report
Tries:
Pompey rugby ball 4'
Niukore rugby ball 33'
Metcalf rugby ball 41'
Halasima rugby ball 69'
Goals:
Metcalf 5/5 rugby goalposts icon 6', 34', 43', 71', 72 pen'
 Stadium: Campbelltown Sports Stadium
Attendance: 12,020
Referee: Wyatt Raymond
Round 5 (Bye for New Zealand Warriors)
Round 6: 13 April 2025 Melbourne Storm 42–14 New Zealand Warriors Melbourne
14:00 AEST
 Tries:
Coates rugby ball 2', 58'
King rugby ball 14'
Blore rugby ball 20'
Loiero rugby ball 23'
Grant rugby ball 27'
Anderson rugby ball 30'
Goals:
Papenhuyzen 7/7 rugby goalposts icon 3', 15', 21', 24', 29', 31', 60'
 Report
Tries:
Halasima rugby ball 54'
Berry rugby ball 74'
Metcalf rugby ball 79'
Goals:
Metcalf 1/3 rugby goalposts icon 55'
Sin bin:
Ford yellow card 22' to 32'
 Stadium: AAMI Park
Attendance: 26,427
Referee: Ashley Klein
Round 7: 19 April 2025 New Zealand Warriors 20–18 (g.p.) Brisbane Broncos Auckland
19:30 NZST
 Tries:
Halasima rugby ball 30'
Kosi rugby ball 51'
Metcalf rugby ball 60'
Niukore rugby ball 64'
Goals:
Metcalf 2/6 rugby goalposts icon 31', 81 pen'
 Report
Tries:
Walters rugby ball 3'
Arthars rugby ball 66'
Walsh rugby ball 73'
Goals:
Reynolds 3/3 rugby goalposts icon 4', 68', 75'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 22,395
Referee: Chris Butler
Round 8: 25 April 2025 New Zealand Warriors 26–12 Newcastle Knights Christchurch
20:05 NZST
 Tries:
Pompey rugby ball 8', 71'
Ford rugby ball 28', 35'
Egan rugby ball 55'
Goals:
Metcalf 2/4 rugby goalposts icon 10', 36'
Tuaupiki 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 72'
Sin bin:
Niukore yellow card 1' to 11'
 Report
Tries:
Schiller rugby ball 49'
Jones rugby ball 76'
Goals:
Ponga 2/2 rugby goalposts icon 50', 77'
Sin bin:
Thompson yellow card 4' to 14'
 Stadium: Apollo Projects Stadium
Attendance: 17,095
Referee: Wyatt Raymond
Round 9: 3 May 2025 New Zealand Warriors 30–26 North Queensland Cowboys Brisbane
17:30 AEST
 Tries:
Metcalf rugby ball 6', 27'
Kosi rugby ball 11'
Harris-Tavita rugby ball 22'
Pompey rugby ball 39'
Goals:
Metcalf 5/7 rugby goalposts icon 8', 23', 29', 40', 43 pen'
 Report
Tries:
Purdue rugby ball 14'
Dearden rugby ball 32'
Derby rugby ball 55'
Taulagi rugby ball 58'
Nanai rugby ball 62'
Goals:
Drinkwater 3/5 rugby goalposts icon 15', 33', 64'
 Stadium: Suncorp Stadium
Attendance: 49,512
Referee: Adam Gee
Round 10: 10 May 2025 St. George Illawarra Dragons 14–15 New Zealand Warriors Wollongong
17:30 AEST
 Tries:
Gutherson rugby ball 38'
Egan rugby ball 48'
Allan rugby ball 51'
Goals:
Holmes 1/3 rugby goalposts icon 49'
 Report
Tries:
Metcalf rugby ball 7'
Tuaupiki rugby ball 15'
Goals:
Metcalf 3/4 rugby goalposts icon 8', 11 pen', 30 pen'
Field goals:
Metcalf rugby goalposts icon 69'
 Stadium: WIN Stadium
Attendance: 12,919
Referee: Liam Kennedy
Round 11: 17 May 2025 Dolphins 12–16 New Zealand Warriors Brisbane
15:00 AEST
 Tries:
Tabuai-Fidow rugby ball 71'
Farnworth rugby ball 77'
Goals:
Isaako 2/2 rugby goalposts icon 72', 78'
 Report
Tries:
Niukore rugby ball 28'
Capewell rugby ball 35'
Laban rugby ball 69'
Goals:
Metcalf 2/3 rugby goalposts icon 36', 70'
Sin bin:
Fisher-Harris yellow card 76' to 80'
 Stadium: Suncorp Stadium
Attendance: 32,165
Referee: Peter Gough
Round 12: 25 May 2025 New Zealand Warriors 10–16 Canberra Raiders Auckland
18:05 NZST
 Tries:
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 23'
Goals:
Metcalf 3/3 rugby goalposts icon 14 pen', 24', 49 pen'
Sin bin:
Nicoll-Klokstad yellow card 58' to 68'
 Report
Tries:
Starling rugby ball 31'
Fogarty rugby ball 62'
Goals:
Fogarty 4/4 rugby goalposts icon 32', 40 pen', 59 pen', 64'
Sin bin:
Horsburgh yellow card 27' to 37'
Starling yellow card 77' to 80'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 26,512
Referee: Adam Gee
Round 13: 1 June 2025 South Sydney Rabbitohs 30–36 New Zealand Warriors Sydney Olympic Park
14:00 AEST
 Tries:
Koloamatangi rugby ball 8'
Johnston rugby ball 27', 58', 62'
L. Mitchell rugby ball 75'
Goals:
L. Mitchell 5/5 rugby goalposts icon 9', 29', 59', 63', 76'
 Report
Tries:
Watene-Zelezniak rugby ball 3'
Berry rugby ball 31'
Nicoll-Klokstad rugby ball 38'
Halasima rugby ball 47'
Metcalf rugby ball 50'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 54', 72'
Goals:
Metcalf 4/7 rugby goalposts icon 39', 48', 55', 74'
 Stadium: Accor Stadium
Attendance: 16,237
Referee: Wyatt Raymond
Round 14: 7 June 2025 Cronulla Sutherland Sharks 10–40 New Zealand Warriors Cronulla
17:30 AEST
 Tries:
Hiroti rugby ball 22'
Iro rugby ball 33'
Goals:
Hynes 1/2 rugby goalposts icon 23'
 Report
Tries:
Watene-Zelezniak rugby ball 5'
Pompey rugby ball 14'
Fisher-Harris rugby ball 41'
Vaimauga rugby ball 54'
Halasima rugby ball 58'
Harris-Tavita rugby ball 66', 76'
Goals:
Metcalf 6/8 rugby goalposts icon 16', 26 pen', 42', 55', 60', 68'
 Stadium: Sharks Stadium
Attendance: 13,727
Referee: Peter Gough
Round 15 (Bye for New Zealand Warriors)
Round 16: 21 June 2025 New Zealand Warriors 18–28 Penrith Panthers Auckland
17:00 NZST
 Tries:
Ford rugby ball 20'
Laban rugby ball 47'
Graham-Taufa rugby ball 78'
Goals:
Metcalf 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 21'
Pompey 2/2 rugby goalposts icon 48', 79'
 Report
Tries:
Jenkins rugby ball 16'
Sorensen rugby ball 37', 55'
Talagi rugby ball 62'
Alamoti rugby ball 69'
Goals:
Alamoti 4/6 rugby goalposts icon 56', 64', 71', 74 pen'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 25,012
Referee: Todd Smith
Round 17: 28 June 2025 Brisbane Broncos 26–12 New Zealand Warriors Brisbane
15:00 AEST
 Tries:
Staggs rugby ball 2'
Karapani rugby ball 14'
Shibasaki rugby ball 39', 75'
Goals:
Reynolds 5/6 rugby goalposts icon 3', 24 pen', 39', 51 pen', 76'
 Report
Tries:
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 45'
Halasima rugby ball 65'
Goals:
Metcalf 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 46'
Pompey 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 66'
 Stadium: Suncorp Stadium
Attendance: 43,424
Referee: Adam Gee
Round 18 (Bye for New Zealand Warriors)
Round 19: 13 July 2025 New Zealand Warriors 34–14 Wests Tigers Auckland
16:00 NZST
 Tries:
Berry rugby ball 7'
Harris-Tavita rugby ball 18', 72'
Watene-Zelezniak rugby ball 32'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 49'
Halasima rugby ball 79'
Goals:
Boyd 5/6 rugby goalposts icon 9', 19', 50', 74', 80'
 Report
Tries:
Skelton rugby ball 1'
Doueihi rugby ball 27', 56'
Goals:
Doueihi 1/3 rugby goalposts icon 57'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 24,112
Referee: Gerard Sutton
Round 20: 20 July 2025 Newcastle Knights 15–20 New Zealand Warriors Newcastle
16:05 AEST
 Tries:
Hunt rugby ball 21'
Gagai rugby ball 25'
Marzhew rugby ball 30'
Goals:
Hastings 0/2
Gagai 1/2 rugby goalposts icon 56 pen'
Field goals:
Cogger rugby goalposts icon 74'
 Report
Tries:
Pompey rugby ball 7'
Vaimauga rugby ball 49'
Halasima rugby ball 80'
Goals:
Boyd 4/4 rugby goalposts icon 8', 50', 67 pen', 80'
 Stadium: McDonald Jones Stadium
Attendance: 21,117
Referee: Grant Atkins
Round 21: 26 July 2025 New Zealand Warriors 16–24 Gold Coast Titans Auckland
17:00 NZST
 Tries:
Pompey rugby ball 3'
Halasima rugby ball 8'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 61'
Goals:
Boyd 2/3 rugby goalposts icon 5', 62'
 Report
Tries:
Fifita rugby ball 11', 56'
Sami rugby ball 14', 47'
Goals:
Campbell 4/5 rugby goalposts icon 12', 29 pen.', 48', 57'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 24,212
Referee: Gerard Sutton
Round 22: 1 August 2025 New Zealand Warriors 18–20 Dolphins Auckland
20:00 NZST
 Tries:
Watene-Zelezniak rugby ball 9', 35'
Halasima rugby ball 58'
Goals:
Boyd 3/3 rugby goalposts icon 10', 37', 60'
 Report
Tries:
Farnworth rugby ball 4'
Marshall-King rugby ball 25'
Keeley rugby ball 29'
Isaako rugby ball 78'
Goals:
Isaako 2/4 rugby goalposts icon 5', 26'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 23,012
Referee: Ashley Klein
Round 23: 9 August 2025 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 32–14 New Zealand Warriors Sydney
19:35 AEST
 Tries:
Kikau rugby ball 21'
Rinakama rugby ball 31'
Tuala rugby ball 38', 67'
Crichton rugby ball 49'
Goals:
Crichton 6/8 rugby goalposts icon 6 pen.', 16 pen.', 32', 39', 57 pen.', 69'
 Report
Tries:
Healey rugby ball 54'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 77'
Goals:
Pompey 3/3 rugby goalposts icon 2 pen.', 55', 78'
 Stadium: Accor Stadium
Attendance: 25,377
Referee: Adam Gee
Round 24: 15 August 2025 New Zealand Warriors 14–10 St. George Illawarra Dragons Auckland
20:00 NZST
 Tries:
Harris-Tavita rugby ball 32'
Pompey rugby ball 62', 72'
Goals:
Boyd 1/3 rugby goalposts icon 64'
 Report
Tries:
Feagai rugby ball 10', 20'
Goals:
Flanagan 1/2 rugby goalposts icon 22'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 23,276
Referee: Todd Smith
Round 25: 23 August 2025 Gold Coast Titans 18–32 New Zealand Warriors Gold Coast
17:30 AEST
 Tries:
Fa'asuamaleaui rugby ball 3'
Fermor rugby ball 73'
Kelly rugby ball 76'
Goals:
Campbell 3/3 rugby goalposts icon 4', 74', 76'
 Report
Tries:
Niukore rugby ball 6'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 16', 20'
Pompey rugby ball 58'
Ieremia-Toeava rugby ball 63'
Goals:
Boyd 6/6 rugby goalposts icon 7', 17', 21', 43 pen.', 60', 65'
 Stadium: Cbus Super Stadium
Attendance: 23,271
Referee: Grant Atkins
Round 26: 29 August 2025 New Zealand Warriors 22–26 Parramatta Eels Auckland
20:00 NZST
 Tries:
Pompey rugby ball 19'
Tuivasa-Sheck rugby ball 55'
Halasima rugby ball 60', 70'
Goals:
Boyd 3/4 rugby goalposts icon 57', 62', 71'
 Report
Tries:
Addo-Carr rugby ball 3'
Williams rugby ball 15'
Iongi rugby ball 49', 63'
Goals:
Lomax 5/5 rugby goalposts icon 5', 16', 43 pen.', 50', 65'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 25,012
Referee: Peter Gough
Round 27: 5 September 2025 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 27–26 New Zealand Warriors Sydney
18:00 AEST
 Tries:
Hopoate rugby ball 4', 15'
Simpkin rugby ball 9'
Brooks rugby ball 41'
Bullemor rugby ball 48'
Goals:
Cherry-Evans 3/5 rugby goalposts icon 5', 43', 49'
Drop goals:
Cherry-Evans 1/1 rugby goalposts icon 75'
 Report
Tries:
Fisher-Harris rugby ball 0'
Watene-Zelezniak rugby ball 34', 79'
Nicoll-Klokstad rugby ball 53'
Healey rugby ball 72'
Goals:
Boyd 3/5 rugby goalposts icon 1', 73', 80'
 Stadium: 4 Pines Park
Attendance: 17,172
Referee: Todd Smith

Finals series

Main article: 2025 NRL finals series

The Warriors qualified for the final series for the tenth time in their history and first time since 2023.[4][5]

Elimination final: 13 September 2025 New Zealand Warriors 8–24 Penrith Panthers Auckland
18:05 NZST
 Tries:
Halasima rugby ball 52'
Goals:
Boyd 2/2 rugby goalposts icon 8 pen.', 53'
 Report
Tries:
Papali'i rugby ball 27'
Schneider rugby ball 46'
McLean rugby ball 65'
To'o rugby ball 71'
Goals:
Cleary 2/2 rugby goalposts icon 28', 47'
Edwards 2/2 rugby goalposts icon 66', 72'
 Stadium: Go Media Stadium
Attendance: 24,524
Referee: Grant Atkins

Statistics

As of end of season.[37][38]

End of season awards

New Zealand Warriors awards

One New Zealand Warriors 2025 awards[39]
Award Winner
Jersey Flegg Cup Emerging Player of the Year Caelys Putoko
Jersey Flegg Cup Team Man of the Year Paea Sikuvea
Jersey Flegg Cup Player of the Year Jaydee Auloa
New South Wales Cup Team Man of the Year Geronimo Doyle
New South Wales Cup Players’ Player of the Year Tanah Boyd
New South Wales Cup Player of the Year Kalani Going
One New Zealand NRL People’s Choice Leka Halasima
One New Zealand NRL Rookie of the Year Leka Halasima
NRL Clubman of the Year Demitric Vaimauga
NRL Players’ Player of the Year Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
Simon Mannering Medal Roger Tuivasa-Sheck

Dally M Awards

2025 Dally M Awards[40][41]
Award Player Outcome
Rookie of the Year Award Leka Halasima Nominated
Back Row of the Year Award Leka Halasima Nominated
Lock of the Year Award Erin Clark Winner

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