Jesse Ramien

Rugby league player and rep player

Jesse Ramien - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 27th, 1997
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A rugby league player from Australia, played as a centre. Started professional career with the Cronulla Sharks, contributing to the team's performance in several seasons. Later transferred to the Newcastle Knights, further enhancing skills and teamwork in the National Rugby League (NRL). Represented Australia in international competitions, showcasing talent on a broader stage.

Played for Cronulla Sharks

Played for Newcastle Knights

Represented Australia in rugby league

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