LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In a historic moment for the Wiki family, father Ruben and daughter Mackenzie have both made their mark on the international rugby league stage in Papua New Guinea.
Just like her dad did over 30 years ago, Mackenzie showcased her talent by scoring a hat-trick in her New Zealand debut in Port Moresby.
Ruben, a seasoned veteran who has previously represented the Cook Islands, played a pivotal role on the wing for the Kiwi Ferns as they defeated the resilient PNG Orchids with a score of 36-0.
This dominant performance secured their spot in the upcoming Pacific Cup final.
It's a tale of two generations as Ruben, who played his first test match for New Zealand in Port Moresby back in 1994, passed the torch to Mackenzie.
The young star, who also plays for the Canberra Raiders in the NRLW, honored her family legacy by notching a magnificent hat-trick in the second half.
With Ruben's illustrious career spanning 55 tests and Mackenzie following in his footsteps at the same club where he made his mark in 224 games, the Wiki name continues to leave a lasting impression on the rugby league world.
The future looks bright for this dynamic father-daughter duo as they continue to make history in the sport they love.