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Neranga Roosters under 17 team members including (from left) Jordan Bird, Vito Sula-Siaosi, Steven Conroy (coach), Kevin Iro, Api Noema, Charles Carlson and Ethar Paikea with some of the donations that the touring team have brought with them to support the development of rugby league in the Cook Islands. 14091812
The Under 17 Nerang Roosters from the Gold Coast, Australia, is in the Cook Islands to play the curtain raiser to the Australian Affiliated States versus Cook Islands national league team on Monday kicking off 3.30pm at Tupapa.
The Under 17 Nerang Roosters from the Gold Coast, Australia, is in the Cook Islands to play the curtain raiser to the Australian Affiliated States versus Cook Islands national league team on Monday kicking off 3.30pm at Tupapa.
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