LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The latest news from the warriors.kiwi website has revealed that New Zealand Warriors stars Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Addin Fonua-Blake have been nominated for the prestigious Golden Boot award in 2024.
Tuivasa-Sheck, representing Samoa, and Fonua-Blake, leading Tonga, have showcased their skills on the rugby league field over the past few weeks, both making a significant impact for their respective national teams.
Fonua-Blake, known for his powerful presence in the NRL, has been instrumental in guiding Tonga to the Pacific Championships final against Australia at CommBank Stadium in Sydney this Sunday.
Meanwhile, Tuivasa-Sheck put in a stellar performance for Samoa in their two-Test series against England, despite the team's defeats.
In Tonga's close 25-24 victory over New Zealand, Fonua-Blake stood out with a sensational performance, scoring a remarkable try and making impressive metres with the ball.
His defensive efforts were also solid, making a significant impact on the game.
Similarly, Tuivasa-Sheck demonstrated his skill and attacking prowess in Samoa's matches against England, showcasing his ability to break tackles, create opportunities for his teammates, and dominate the field with his speed and agility.
The Golden Boot nominees have certainly proven themselves as top contenders for the prestigious award, with their exceptional performances on the field solidifying their reputation as true stars of the game.
As the rugby league season continues, fans can expect to see more exciting moments and standout plays from these talented athletes.