Jeremy Hawkins
Rugby league player; New Zealand
Rugby league player; New Zealand
Drafted into the NRL, played for the New Zealand Warriors. Notable contributions included participation in key matches during several seasons, showcasing skills as a center and wing. Competed at an elite level in rugby league, representing the national team in international tournaments. Demonstrated a strong work ethic and athleticism on the field, contributing to the overall performance of his teams.
Played for the New Zealand Warriors
Represented New Zealand in international competitions
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