LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
The Warriors are reporting in the latest Maxigesic Recovery Report that Tohu Harris, the fearless captain of the New Zealand team, has been forced to the sidelines due to a nagging injury.
The 32-year-old veteran was taken out of the 18th-round showdown against Canterbury Bankstown due to this chronic issue that has been plaguing him for some time.
There is uncertainty surrounding when Harris will make his triumphant return to the field, leaving fans anxious for his comeback.
However, in true Rugby League fashion, the team must soldier on without their fearless leader for the time being.
On a brighter note, centre Ali Leiataua has been given the green light to return to action after overcoming an ankle injury.
Leiataua sustained the injury during the thrilling Magic Round victory over Penrith at Suncorp Stadium on May 19.
Showing true grit and determination, he has made his triumphant return to the field with the New South Wales Cup side in a match against Canterbury Bankstown.
As the Warriors navigate through this challenging period without Harris, they will undoubtedly draw upon their inner strength and resilience to continue pushing forward towards victory.
With Leiataua back in the mix, the team is bolstered by his return to the field, adding depth and talent to their lineup.
The Warrior spirit remains strong as they continue to fight for glory on the Rugby League battlefield.