Marika Koroibete
| Marika Koroibete | |
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| Narození | 26. června 1992 (32 let) Fidži |
| Povolání | hráč rugby league a hráč rugby union |
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Marika Koroibete (26. července 1992, Naraiyawa) je australský ragbista hrající na pozici levého křídla za japonský klub Saitama Wild Knights, se kterým v roce 2022 vyhrál japonskou ligu. V roce 2022 byl vybrán do nejlepší sestavy světa.[1] Byl účastníkem MS 2019 a MS 2023. Vyrůstal na Fidži a za australskou reprezentaci mohl začít hrát v roce 2016 po tříletém pobytu v Austrálii.
Reference
- ↑ World Rugby Awards Winners 2022. Super Rugby Pacific [online]. [cit. 2024-02-25]. Dostupné online. (anglicky)
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Minister Ciobo congratulated the Australian NRL - National Rugby League and the Fiji National Rugby League (FNRL) in partnership with the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre on the launch of their Male Advocates initiative aimed at addressing violence against women. Through this initiative, NRL and FNRL staff will complete FWCC advocacy training, aiming to train and engage male advocates in 52 rugby league clubs across Fiji. Also present at the launch was Fijian NRL professional and Melbourne Storm player Marika Koroibete, who has put his hand up to help end gender-based violence.
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Minister Ciobo congratulated the Australian NRL - National Rugby League and the Fiji National Rugby League (FNRL) in partnership with the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre on the launch of their Male Advocates initiative aimed at addressing violence against women. Through this initiative, NRL and FNRL staff will complete FWCC advocacy training, aiming to train and engage male advocates in 52 rugby league clubs across Fiji. Also present at the launch was Fijian NRL professional and Melbourne Storm player Marika Koroibete, who has put his hand up to help end gender-based violence.