Sione Katoa

Rugby league player, Penrith Panthers

Sione Katoa - Rugby league player, Penrith Panthers
Born

January 26th, 1995
30 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

New Zealand

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Born in 1995, a professional rugby league player from New Zealand. Played as a winger and debuted in the NRL with the Penrith Panthers. Gained recognition for strong performances on the field, contributing to the team's dynamic offense. Transitioned to the Canterbury Bulldogs in 2021, further establishing reputation in the league. Represented New Zealand at the international level, showcasing talent in rugby league competitions.

Debuted in NRL with Penrith Panthers

Transitioned to Canterbury Bulldogs

Represented New Zealand in rugby league

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