Charlie Gubb

Rugby league player for New Zealand

Charlie Gubb - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 17th, 1990
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Played rugby league in New Zealand and Australia. Represented the Junior Kiwis and played professionally in the National Rugby League (NRL) for the Penrith Panthers and the Auckland Warriors. Contributed to team strategies and performance on the field. Known for playing in the forward position, demonstrating strength and skill in competitive matches.

Competed in the National Rugby League

Represented the Junior Kiwis

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