Tommy Raudonikis

Rugby league player and coach

Tommy Raudonikis - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 13th, 1950
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Played professional rugby league, primarily for Western Suburbs Magpies and New South Wales. Achieved recognition as a tough and skilled halfback during his playing career. Transitioned into coaching, leading various teams and contributing to the development of the sport in Australia. Served as a coach for state and club teams, influencing the next generation of players.

Played for Western Suburbs Magpies

Represented New South Wales in State of Origin

Coached various rugby league teams

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