LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Starford To'a has emerged as a standout player for the Wests Tigers this season, showcasing his talents despite the team's overall struggles.
Currently coming off their second bye, To'a has secured his position on the right edge, forming a dynamic partnership with Sunia Turuva.
In just ten matches, To'a has achieved impressive statistics, recording eight tries and six try assists, making him the second-most involved centre in the league, trailing only The Dolphins' Herbie Farnworth.
This remarkable season follows a challenging year for To'a, who was limited to only three appearances last season due to persistent hamstring issues.
At just 24 years old, the Tongan international has taken a moment to reflect on his past difficulties and has acknowledged the importance of the support he received from various individuals during that tough period.
As the Wests Tigers continue to address their outside back roster, To'a's performance highlights his resilience and growth as a player.