Risi Pouri-Lane

New Zealand Rugby Sevens Player

Risi Pouri-Lane - New Zealand Rugby Sevens Player
Born

May 28th, 2000
25 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

New Zealand

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Born in 2000, a rugby sevens player achieved success in international competitions. Competed for the New Zealand national team, contributing to wins and demonstrating skills on the field. Participated in tournaments including the World Rugby Sevens Series and Commonwealth Games. Showcased talent and athleticism, enhancing the team’s performance at global events.

Competing in the World Rugby Sevens Series

Winning gold at the 2022 Commonwealth Games

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