Savelio Tamale

Savelio Tamale

athlete Australia

Savelio Tamale is a rising talent in the rugby league, playing as a winger or fullback. He has shown promise in the NRL, catching the eye of fans and analysts alike. His recent performance against Stephen Crichton showcased the competitive nature of the league, as he was unable to stop Crichton's remarkable play during a game, underlining the challenges defenders encounter against skilled attackers.

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Australia Australia: Savelio Tamale (knee) set to return to play this week. 5

Harry Grant Nelson Asofa Solomona Tui Kamikamica Will Warbrick Sua Fa Alogo Jack Howarth Jahrome Hughes Cameron Munster Ryan Papenhuyzen Eliese Katoa Xavier Coates Xavier Savage Stuart
The Sydney Morning Herald: Why Sydney could be left right out of NRL grand final

Australia Australia: Savelio Tamale started the season on fire before succumbing to a knee injury. 5

Mark Nawaqanitawase Rob Toia Hugo Savala Leka Halasima Dylan Egan Hamish Stewart Owen Pattie Isaiah Iongi Joash Papalii Jason Ryles Michael Vella Jarryd Hayne Israel Folau Daly Cherry Evans Adam Reynolds Luke Brooks Payne Haas Sam Walker Jack Bostock Lachie Galvin Michael Chammas Andrew Johns
The Sydney Morning Herald: Mark Nawaqanitawase ruled ineligible for NRL rookie of the year award

Australia Australia: Savelio Tamale is the injured player whose position Jed Stuart is replacing. 5

Ricky Stuart Jed Stuart Kaylie Stuart Joe Tapine Hudson Young Michael Chammas Andrew Johns
The Sydney Morning Herald: How Ricky Stuart will cope with son’s Canberra debut

Australia Australia: Savelio Tamale was part of the Raiders duo that was outsmarted by Crichton. 5

Stephen Crichton Brian Kelly Alofiana Khan Pereira Jacob Kiraz Seb Kris Hamiso Tabuai Fidow Valentine Holmes Dylan Edwards
The Sydney Morning Herald: The two Stephen Crichton plays that will have Maroons on edge